"The Glamorous Life" -- Sheila E., "The Glamorous Life" (1984) 11.
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Chris Rock is glamorous, sure, but 30 years later, he's glamorous.
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The movie introduces loosely connected singles around Seoul, all in glamorous or semi-glamorous occupations.
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"These girls look so glamorous, I think I should look a little glamorous too," Durham said.
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The patient in question is Alicia, who was once a glamorous London artist with an equally glamorous fashion photographer husband.
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Chrissy Teigen may be a glamorous mom but the relatable star wants the world to know motherhood is not always that glamorous.
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While some jobs are glamorous and come with equally glamorous paychecks, others offer more humble salaries — and some of them just might surprise you.
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Sure, glamorous Hollywood waves and shiny blowouts never go out of style, but there's something about a bun that always reads unapologetically glamorous and strong.
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Watch some more video from VICE: LA is where you started working in film and were exposed to the glamorous life but not so glamorous paycheck.Exactly.
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It was also public acknowledgment that Instagram had a problem: The glamorous photos and videos that the app had become known for were now too glamorous.
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Long before they were one of Hollywood's most glamorous couples, Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello were … well, just as glamorous as they are now, it turns out.
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It's not very glamorous, but I make it glamorous because I go in my fabulous outfit and listen to full blown '70s and '80s disco music through my earbuds.
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The trip was only for one night to a not-very-glamorous city where I would stay in a not-very-glamorous hotel and deliver a talk in the evening.
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If the royals were glamorous and exotic in France, the show's 500 pieces were equally glamorous and exotic in Indore, where European avant-garde furniture and art must have seemed lunar.
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It's so attractive — it's vibrant, it's glamorous, it's romantic.
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"Noon Rendezvous" -- Sheila E., "The Glamorous Life" (1984) 21600.
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RÍO LAGARTOS, Mexico — It is not a glamorous creature.
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The lives of supermodels are as glamorous as you imagine.
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You're feeling glamorous, and getting what you want comes easily.
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The slowest and shortest race but still the most glamorous.
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The SuperSuit is not the most glamorous product at CES.
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He makes it feel very undone, very relaxed yet glamorous.
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It was a setting quite the opposite of glamorous Hollywood.
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"[Jackie] was more than this glamorous figure," McKeon tells PEOPLE.
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That time was the beginning of a glamorous casino scene.
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A glamorous big wheel is to be opened next year.
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But even a glamorous beach resort can have hookworms, too.
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IN 1003 Africa's most glamorous residence opened in downtown Johannesburg.
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But our favorite stars still look as glamorous as ever.
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This wasn't your usual GNO, it was a glamorous one.
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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos' looks were glamorous and classy.
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The most useful proposed feature is a little less glamorous.
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The very old tend not to have led glamorous lives.
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Additionally, it showcases a mix of casual and glamorous looks.
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The original idea was to not make drinking look glamorous.
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We were instantly drawn to her glamorous, albeit unrelatable, life.
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Hollywood is very glamorous, don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
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This was clearly the luxury wardrobe of the glamorous globetrotter.
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IN THE past, coach travel was seen as somewhat glamorous.
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But even people with seemingly "glamorous" jobs have those days.
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The glamorous royal affair was held on April 18, 1956.
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I'm definitely going to come out in some glamorous outfits.
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Stanfield: Well, I thought that marijuana job was pretty glamorous.
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In Memphis, where I'm from, doing hair isn't that glamorous.
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It makes my life appear less glamorous, which I like.
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Their career highlight, however, involved something a little less glamorous.
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Who says a fleet of scrapped buses can't be glamorous?
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And then she just ran this kind of glamorous set.
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Gomez completed her glamorous look with some old Hollywood glam.
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Her new album, The Glamorous Life, seems destined for gold.
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But Hedy Lamarr's glamorous career overshadows her most significant achievements.
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It wasn't my most glamorous celebration, to say the least.
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East Side, the area around Trinity Chapel grew less glamorous.
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This was something glamorous and dangerous and vibrant and sexy.
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Judd looked glamorous with her hair styled in loose curls.
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The actor topped off her ensemble with big, glamorous waves.
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Kylie Jenner, the most glamorous teen on my newsfeed, smokes?
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The red carpet isn't always as glamorous as it looks.
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And Tilbury is making sure her glamorous line gives back.
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In addition to the glamorous portrait of Kris, 60, E!
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Khloé Kardashian's 2018 is starting off on a glamorous note.
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Of course, social media isn't always such a glamorous place.
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Jacaranda's life may look glamorous, but in fact she is
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"People see the glamorous parts of the sport," she says.
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It seemed so glamorous, and they gave us free makeup!
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I spent the day with Philip and his glamorous wife.
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Would it be as glamorous as it appears on TV?
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This drink is a glamorous movie star from the 1940s.
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The interior is decorated in an eclectic yet glamorous style.
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Beneath the glamorous shell, however, was a life of turmoil.
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Recently, the sport has been pursued with less glamorous accouterments.
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In 2013, Lopez looked glamorous in a sparkling blue gown.
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Zadie is a glamorous figure now, especially for a writer.
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But it's not always as glamorous as you might think.
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These were not the glamorous rendezvous I'd had in mind.
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It's not glamorous but it's solid carbohydrates, protein and energy.
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I wanted to make drain strainers, for example, almost glamorous.
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Keep scrolling to learn more about these glamorous side hustles.
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Ms. Gould quickly found herself living an unexpectedly glamorous life.
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Across Europe, the most glamorous races are turning into processions.
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But most people have jobs in far less glamorous fields.
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I'd never connected the theater to an actual, glamorous place.
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Here's a look at the glamorous life of Jennifer Gates.
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Grossinger's was considered the most glamorous of the Catskills' resorts.
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The former First Lady's outfit merged casual and glamorous details.
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Could this woman and her career be anymore supremely glamorous?
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" To the same question, Lizzo responded "Glamorous, talented and bootiful.
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" He added of Haley, "she's made it a more glamorous.
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The space on Avenue B was not a glamorous one.
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Attractive. Beautiful. Glamorous. Having a happy glow off of me.
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Her look was completed with glamorous makeup from Jenn Streicher.
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OK, yes, this glamorous fuchsia velvet dog bed costs $291.
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It may be glamorous or put you in harm's way.
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Nicole Kidman looked glamorous in red at the awards show.
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For him, things had to be gilded to be glamorous.
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Gorgeous, glamorous, and luxurious, Mykonos is Greece's answer to Ibiza.
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But the sparkling trend isn't as glamorous as it seems.
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Lipstick Queen My grandmother June was fabulous — glamorous and fashionable.
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Drool over these drooling dogs in the glamorous photos below.
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"Glamorous, yes, but never bling bling per se," she laughs.
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Goil says her job is less glamorous than it appears.
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Even New York City's glamorous mayor, John Lindsay, showed up.
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The pageant shows the ladies in glamorous gowns and more.
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I left the salon feeling as glamorous as Rachel Green.
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The product description says it "adds a glamorous note to your festive decorations," and while "glamorous" is about the last adjective that comes to mind, this frankfurter will certainly add some character to your room.
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But beauty wise, we still kept it very glamorous and elegant.
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Magazines and TV shows are great at spotlighting entrepreneurship's glamorous side.
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But I'm so glad sexy glamorous clothes are back in style.
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True Crimes is shot through with stories of Harrison's glamorous, careless,
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We can't wait to see all the glamorous pictures to come.
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Who knew the life of a politician could look this glamorous?
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Or that celebrities only shared glamorous snaps from the red carpet?
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At first, Maja is swept up by Sebastian's glamorous billionaire lifestyle.
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Her runway look was glamorous, but her makeup was a mess.
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Despite their glamorous looks, the couple skipped the event's red carpet.
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Flying used to be a glamorous undertaking back in the day.
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Fortunately, the resorts around the hotel share a similarly glamorous vibe.
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Artificial intelligence is a glamorous term that suggests human-like thinking.
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However, working on the Republican National Convention is not always glamorous.
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Being Big Brother isn't quite as glamorous as you might think.
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DECADES ago travelling by air in America was a glamorous affair.
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This is a class of glamorous performance machines where looks matter.
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Which is crazy because she's the most glamorous person there is.
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The obvious, glamorous verticals of tech have been overrun with startups.
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Oh yeah, that very glamorous woman who runs the Time 100.
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But her first months in New York were anything but glamorous.
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MANY Europeans see long-distance coach travel across America as glamorous.
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Is asteroid hunting less glamorous than people imagine it to be?
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The glamorous couple just celebrated her birthday together in Barcelona, Spain.
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For The Money SaversWho says being glamorous comes at a cost?
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Jessica Biel knows life with a toddler is anything but glamorous.
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Instagram — glamorous, model, vibrant, showy, vain, show-off, open-minded, stalker.
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The actress is nonchalant about her success and glamorous Hollywood ties.
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In the past being a pilot was considered a glamorous job.
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Just imagine: There are snacks, an open bar, and glamorous dresses.
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Growing up, I never knew anyone involved in anything remotely glamorous.
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Marilyn Monroe and James Dean both led glamorous, incredibly short lives.
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His company installed toilet partitions -- not exactly glamorous, but important nonetheless.
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In the past decade, the event has gotten noticeably more glamorous.
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Ciara looked like a glamorous mermaid on the 2005 red carpet.
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City life can be glamorous — but it comes at a price.
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Wrote Jameson at the time, "Breastfeeding is so damn glamorous #inserteyeroll."
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Makeup wise, she wanted to look pretty, but not too glamorous.
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This marks the second glamorous fashion event Lively's attended this week.
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Chris Christie has had a less than glamorous past couple years.
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Don't be fooled by his glamorous persona and prolific entertainment career.
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She looks a little more glamorous than the one back home.
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That goes for even the glitziest, most glamorous of Hollywood events.
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Mariah Carey made a glamorous return to Watch What Happens Live!
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Maybe it's a new pair of chic sneakers or glamorous sunglasses.
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But there's nothing glamorous about her ensuing office-bound bed rest.
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We public defenders, by contrast, had a rather less glamorous reputation.
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For one night, life might be a little bit more glamorous.
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But the directors were careful not to make Ursula too glamorous.
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Tess Holliday knows that being a mom is far from glamorous.
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Many Bollywood films require glamorous locations, cars, wardrobe and so on.
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Gold jewelry, strappy heels, and fuchsia lipstick completed her glamorous look.
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Glamping, or "glamorous camping," is an upscale alternative to traditional camping.
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They both wore glamorous dresses and posed on the red carpet.
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It'll be a glamorous New Year's Eve wedding for Erin Foster!
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Chrissy Teigen isn't letting any haters ruin her glamorous night out.
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The moon is in glamorous, luxurious Leo today, Virgo—enjoy it!
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And she certainly had some glamorous tales to tell, Applegate recalled.
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"They were saying, 'Who's she ?' and 'She's not glamorous,' " she recalled.
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Babies and glamorous parties don't usually mix, but, hey, why not?
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People in China are beginning to find food interesting and glamorous.
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My mom was the most hard-working doctor and glamorous person.
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Instead, we're stuck in the less glamorous parts of Las Vegas.
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Forget Colorado or Montana: Glamping — or glamorous camping — has gone urban.
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Charlotte's Instagram feed documents the couple's glamorous vacations around the world
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She paired the heels with a glamorous minidress covered in sparkles.
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Most days there's nothing glamorous about working for The Daily News.
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"Any girl can be glamorous," the actress Hedy Lamarr once said.
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He is fully present in these smart, glamorous, high-spirited works.
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As the inspiration for her glamorous presentation, she cited Lena Horne.
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Increasingly, they can be fun and in some cases, even glamorous.
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Not that we were the most glamorous people in the world.
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Few people have been more glamorous, or more universally considered beautiful.
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I was no longer little Janie; I was a glamorous hostess.
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Because real change is rarely quick, and even more rarely glamorous.
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As mayor, Mr. Newsom cut a glamorous figure across San Francisco.
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The star's style was just as glamorous off the red carpet.
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Oh, and another glamorous dead girl makes a late-evening appearance.
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Kathy P, 36, Los Angeles Eating disorders are far from glamorous.
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They add up to a life, however glamorous, that has evaporated.
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And true to form, everyone looked very glamorous, and deeply cool.
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John F. Kennedy selected a glamorous former football star (Byron White).
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Don't let the setting fool you: It wasn't a glamorous job.
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A glamorous facade can cover up a whole lot of rot.
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It is — I mean, she's made it a very glamorous position.
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban looked glamorous on the red carpet.
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"What I foresee," Mr. Feiffer offered wryly, "is a glamorous future."
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Sparkling jewellery and stiletto heels added to the glamorous evening feel.
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Pair it with a luxe coat for a glamorous holiday ensemble.
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We get that his pastime is glamorously serious and seriously glamorous.
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Behind the scenes I live a glamorous life, I tell ya.
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The ensemble was one of her most glamorous looks to date.
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Normani put a glamorous twist on 1920s-inspired fashion in November.
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Would I need a tummy tuck, or a glamorous new wardrobe?
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The glamorous number, dripping in metallic embellishments, had an iridescent quality.
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I wanted to try something grander, more glamorous, and more exciting.
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Just as the original Fast and the Furious flattered its relatively target audience with glamorous fantasies of street racing culture, the reinvented series flatters its target audience with glamorous depictions of international hot spots and scenery.
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Monica Pérez Jiménez said her mother had dreamed of a glamorous life, not a cycle of wealth and poverty, of near-death encounters with organized crime figures and anti-Castro Cubans and sex with glamorous dictators.
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What's the most glamorous part of owning your own skate media empire?
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As Manon, the soprano Kristine Opolais sounded as glamorous as she looked.
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The role of an endorser, however, is not necessarily a glamorous one.
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I know it's not some glamorous name, but neither is Silicon Beach.
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They will take visitors through glamorous staterooms, the kitchen, and servant quarters.
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But the 23-year-old hasn't always been so glamorous, she admits.
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The 2019 Golden Globe Awards just got a glamorous boost of attendees!
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But I see hope clearly outlined in the smaller, less glamorous victories.
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Many of these celebrities were women, wearing incredibly glamorous, if inconvenient apparel.
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The mom of two favored glamorous gowns in the 1950s and '60s.
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It wasn't glamorous work - days were always long - but I was happy.
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It's not glamorous for the most part unless you're in the NBA.
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I don't even know what that means, but it sounds really glamorous.
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But behind the scenes things weren't as glamorous as you may think.
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Speaking of sparkle, there's also a glamorous chandelier above the dining table.
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You take a screenshot of any glamorous picture that strikes your fancy.
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It's not exactly glamorous, but anyone who's given birth has been there.
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She's the one who sings, 'She wants to lead the glamorous life.
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Then, she transitions to less-glamorous moments full of sweat and grit.
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This work might not be as glamorous, but it's just as important.
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There aren't many ways to make the bathroom exceptionally exciting or glamorous.
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But her way in to the flashback fashion was significantly less glamorous.
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Now tell me about the fun, glossy, glamorous bits of the job.
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The glamorous squad brings home the bacon by bringing home the truffles.
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His glamorous date selected a J. Mendel gown and Neil Lane Jewelry.
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Here's to many more glitzy, glamorous fashion moments from the Monaco royal!
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Trump's glamorous Florida getaway will also get a bit of a makeover.
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That casa is a cabaret specializing in glitzy, glamorous drag queen performances.
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There's simply nothing glamorous to signal the glorious work being done inside.
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The portrait of Patrick's addiction, in particular, is very far from glamorous.
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From whimsical to glamorous, Princess Beatrice's hats always help her stand out.
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OelSchlägel's performances were glamorous and elegant, combining music, visual splendor, and sport.
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Ben Affleck and Zo Saldana sure make fictional criminal activity look glamorous.
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They tend to be higher profile, as the positions are more glamorous.
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And she lives a glamorous, Hollywood life — which the show looks for.
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She's at her glamorous event, and she's the one who's star struck.
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" The least glamorous thing about touring is …"When the bus breaks down.
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They aren&apost glamorous, but you might be surprised by the quality.
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Teenage angst has never looked so glamorous — or had such killer music.
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I hate people chasing the "glamorous" idea of the self-destructive artist.
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League-educated, glamorous black couple lived in the White House, masses of
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Venus in Leo is glamorous and luxurious—treat yourself to something special!
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Sofia Carson wore a glamorous red gown with billowing cape-like sleeves.
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Taraji P. Henson wore a glamorous gown with cutouts and mesh panels.
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It's basically the least expensive version of "glamping" (glamorous camping) there is.
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You know, you can't go around being glamorous Cher all the time.
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Scarlett Johansson's return to the Oscars red carpet was a glamorous one.
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It looks glamorous with any dress and won't fall victim to humidity.
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Yes, Mandy Moore somehow makes going on an intense journey look glamorous.
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It wasn't glamorous whatsoever, so there's nothing that I miss about stripping.
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The Moon is in glamorous Libra, and money is on your mind.
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It didn't seem glamorous, it seemed like the most horrific thing ever.
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Broadway may have been more glamorous than usual for the married couple.
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It's not glamorous or dramatic or what Lost In Translation is about.
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The Moon is in glamorous Leo, and you're thinking about fame today.
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The Met Gala is always an over-the-top and glamorous event.
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I was making one now for a glamorous house in Bridger Canyon.
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The look totally matches her fun personality with a very glamorous feel.
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Actress Jennifer Lawrence looked glamorous in a strapless Christian Dior Couture gown.
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We knew we would face hardship, but it would be glamorous hardship.
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" The long route: "Those more glamorous updos are easier than you think.
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"Breastfeeding is so damn glamorous #inserteyeroll," she captioned the too-real moment.
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Before Queen Elizabeth became the monarch, she was still just as glamorous!
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It's glamorous at times, but mostly it's a serious test of survival.
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Glamorous and lipsticked, she could be straight out of a Fellini film.
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"Pretty Little Liars" (2010 - 2017) features so many glamorous, character-specific styles.
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But her new ZIP code, albeit glamorous, delivered nary a romantic spark.
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Jaclyn Hill has been sharing glamorous beauty transformations on YouTube since 2011.
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Joey King chose a glamorous red ball gown for this year's Emmys.
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The fashion industry is helping by making sneakers as glamorous as possible.
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"Glamping," or glamorous camping, has spiked in popularity over the last decade.
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Working on a superyacht sounds glamorous, but it can be anything but.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and More," Through July 103.
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True to form, she immediately began sharing glistening pearls of glamorous wisdom.
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"Dorothy Michaels didn't want to be dowdy, she wanted to be glamorous."
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I watch the Oscars for glamorous, talented celebs, not bums like me!
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"Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and more," March 19 through July 103.
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ROSLYN HARBOR "Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and more," Through July 10.
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"Glamorous Graffiti: Basquiat, Crash, Haring and more," March 19 through July 10.
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It is dressed, but it's never overkill; chic, but never too glamorous.
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Sexy Venus entered glamorous Leo early this morning at 1:34 AM!
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Miami Beach is weird and dirty, but it's also otherworldly and glamorous.
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It's the same with the fine dining and glamorous parties Taurus craves.
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I mean, it's bad form to bring toddlers to certain glamorous restaurants.
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It's a glamorous way to celebrate fashion and the history of fashion.
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Luxurious, glamorous, flashy Fire sign Leo's energy is totally inspiring to you.
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Lucy is so glamorous that she even takes endorsement shots with Felix.
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Such showy signage is a tip-off to the glamorous shoes inside.
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"To me that was a glamorous job," he told Power & Performance News.
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And the quartet of vocal soloists, while committed, was not quite glamorous.
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Life was a glamorous adventure; I got everything I thought I wanted.
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So many of the women I spoke with said it was glamorous.
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Inside the lobby, Rose Bar, is a cozy, glamorous outpost for cocktails.
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Gatsby is the ultimate impostor, gorgeous, glamorous and doomed, but enduringly great.
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But then he called her funny and glamorous and furious and wild.
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However, with this "glamorous" career also came a host of sexist protocols.
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Their daughter Sophia's has swoony peacock-blue wallpaper crammed with glamorous faces.
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Air travel, once glamorous, has become an endurance exercise for many passengers.
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A visitor would never match the headquarters with Hamilton's glamorous film history.
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And Brodeur's mother, as befits her uniquely glamorous name, is truly spectacular.
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There were less glamorous news moments, like the former couple's divorce proceedings.
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They both looked glamorous on the red carpet, wearing coordinating black outfits.
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Even better, she is a glamorous and funny fish out of water.
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Comedy becomes her, perhaps because—not although—she looks so laughably glamorous.
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Antivirus software is not the most glamorous member of the technology market.
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"It may not be a glamorous job, but it's an important one."
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This was the older, stodgier, less glamorous part of the tech universe.
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Gold is not as glamorous as the glittering connotations its name evokes.
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There is little that is glamorous about a tour of Dairy Queens.
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Price: $12.00 Make the reluctant cook's dishwashing experience a little more glamorous.
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"It sounded really glamorous," said Ms. Zegiestowsky, 22, who is from Nashville.
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All of Joanie's friends thought her parents were the most glamorous couple.
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The murders have one of the most glamorous addresses in the country.
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Though touring may seem glamorous from afar, there's little time for sightseeing.
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What happens if for one night Dakar becomes the most glamorous city?
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The mood is romantic, glamorous, over-the-top, spiritually inspired, and magical.
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Glamorous Cannes is now a routine stop on the road to IPO.
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It was interesting to see how true it was when we were doing the research, and Joan was really, for her time, very glamorous and very involved with her image, and the image of being the glamorous woman.
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But every now and then it's definitely not as glamorous as it looks.
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New York has a glamorous reputation but is home to many poor neighborhoods.
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"Corinne's world is glamorous," Olympios says by way of introduction on the premiere.
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The week after the wedding, the glamorous pair graced the cover of PEOPLE.
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She's been choosing glamorous gowns and trend-setting red carpet looks all season.
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There was nothing glamorous about leading a fast-growing tech company by committee.
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Squad might not be glamorous, but it's authentic and a lot more fun.
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On Friday evening, they will be honored at a glamorous black tie dinner.
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They portray a glamorous lifestyle lived in luxury alongside her boyfriend Dylan Shaw.
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The tragic end to Judy Garland's glamorous life is getting the screen treatment.
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New mom Kim Kardashian West is getting back to her super glamorous self.
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Green went for a glamorous look in a patterned turtleneck with dangling earrings.
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"Certain people really like their jobs, even when they're not glamorous," he explained.
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"When you meet her, she's there, she's luxurious, she's glamorous," Dam-Mikkelsen says.
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WashingtonBarack Obama's post-presidency life is way more glamorous than you could imagine.
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Real life seems to be less glamorous than what he portrays for fans.
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Details like that establish the glamorous tone that I wanted throughout the home.
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I'm not a particularly glamorous person, so this is not a regular thing.
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I thought I'd end up doing something more interesting or glamorous than this.
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"She would be the most glamorous first lady since Jackie Kennedy," he said.
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The video shares the less-than-glamorous alterations that tend to happen backstage.
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A glamorous, romantic lady named Rad (Parker Posey) who runs a modeling agency.
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Keeping subway systems safe, on the other hand, is neither glamorous nor cheap.
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Mr Ivenko is undoubtedly glamorous, brooding when he needs to be, sometimes funny.
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"Breastfeeding is so damn glamorous #inserteyeroll," Jameson, 42, captioned the too-real shot.
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The stunning shot offers a full glimpse of Meghan's glamorous engagement shoot look.
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It was the first big shoot we'd been assigned, and it wasn't glamorous.
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We can't help but wonder: was she born with naturally glamorous thick eyebrows?
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His glamorous wife, Soong Mei-ling ("Missimo"), has become something of an idol.
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Portes is more supportive of less "glamorous" projects that support local regions directly.
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Excerpt from "The Glamorous Swindlers" Federico Solmi, 2017 from Federico Solmi on Vimeo.
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Unlike last week's glamorous showing, losses are often booked quietly in private sales.
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IN THE 1960S long-haul air travel was a glamorous but expensive proposition.
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I like to spend time with older women who feel sexy and glamorous.
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I think my shots show there's nothing glamorous in any of that shit.
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That bold, glamorous, velvet look — is that a style you're ready to embrace?
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Definition: a glamorous grandmother, especially one who is relatively young or fashion-conscious.
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Kim has gone through many makeup phases, from super glamorous to toned down.
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The rowdiest awards show in Hollywood just got a glamorous boost of attendees.
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The goal is to give the customer drama, in the most glamorous way.
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"I never realized being a Mom was so glamorous," wrote the Australian star.
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Cox's Frank is just too glamorous, too meticulously stunning, to be truly weird.
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Seductive Venus enters glamorous Leo, which finds you reflecting on intimacy and loyalty.
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Only the Kardashians would have a family reunion at Hollywood's most glamorous night.
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Kardashian looked glamorous in a glittery gold minidress, while West rocked a tuxedo.
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Usually I put it up, and there's frizzies going everywhere – it's not glamorous.
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"Anyone who has gone through IVF knows it's anything but glamorous," one said.
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Why would anyone walk away from a glamorous, high-profile job like that?
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"I like that I actually feel glamorous," she told reporters about her look.
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She went avant-garde in her first time attending the glamorous event. 19.
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And it's not all glamorous step-and-repeats for the tangentially famous tot.
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It may not be glamorous, but, hey, you gotta store leftovers somewhere, right?
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Glamorous as it may seem, it also comes with a lot of responsibility.
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The mother longs for a new glamorous life; the father fears his mortality.
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My life isn't glamorous, but it works — and it's the life I want.
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That, or be a glamorous Japanese dog who wears flower crowns and barrettes.
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Life as a real-estate agent probably isn't as glamorous as you'd think.
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His glamorous collection includes a 1975 Chevy Impala and a custom Lamborghini Aventador.
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She knows her worth and comes across as confident, glamorous, and maybe boisterous.
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These aren't quite as glamorous as TV deals, but they are still impressive.
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The Kardashian sisters are dripping in diamonds for a glamorous KKW Fragrance photoshoot.
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She's young, glamorous and front and center at every multiplex in the country.
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She completed her glamorous look with gold jewelry, strappy heels, and fuchsia lipstick.
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A glossy, freestanding soaking tub is the focal point of the glamorous bathroom.
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Sheeran's life story is similar to Henry Hill's in "Goodfellas" — though less glamorous.
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Here, six lakeside towns as glamorous as the people who vacation in them.
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PASSENGERS Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt fall in love on a glamorous spaceship.
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The glamorous Monaco Yacht Show is one of the world's premier yachting events.
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My life was no longer as glamorous, but I was so much happier.
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At the 2014 American Music Awards, Lopez's glamorous look featured a bold detail.
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Alba wasn't the only celebrity to attend the event in a glamorous ensemble.
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Arthur: I never trust people who have glamorous jobs they say they hate.
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On September 6, the model opted for a glamorous gown and jeweled headband.
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Sandra Oh looked glamorous in a pink gown with a V-shaped neckline.
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Some celebrities arrived in glamorous ensembles, while others went with more daring looks.
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Adele was photographed looking happy and glamorous at Drake's birthday party on Thursday.
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The Oscars are undeniably the biggest, most glamorous, and important night in Hollywood.
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Marks & Spencer Don't be so dazzled by Marks & Spencer's glamorous, bad-ass Mrs.
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Hanna (Ashley Benson) is the glamorous homecoming queen who used to be fat.
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Vogue gave Manning a glossy profile, complete with glamorous photos by Annie Leibovitz.
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He was famous, he was meeting lots of celebrities, and doing glamorous things.
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Sure, going to the bathroom isn't exactly glamorous, but why should it be?
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People just think it's a glamorous image, and that is what I want.
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Ingetje Tadros: One day in Bangkok, I saw this glamorous person walking by.
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That made me feel almost as glamorous as winning MasterChef would have done.
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The red carpet was still a showcase of glamorous fashion and bold attire.
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They may not be very glamorous, but don't underestimate the power of eggs.
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Internships are hardly as glamorous as TV shows and movies make them seem.
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Before pasta salads hit the supermarket salad bar circuit, they were glamorous things.
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It's reality TV at its most glamorous; the All-Star Game of Entrances.
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Who wouldn't feel glamorous with the stars and moons tucked into her updo?
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They want to feel proud and happy and glamorous and beautiful and free.
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Other distractions include galleries, glamorous old hotels, and restaurants serving robust Alpine meals.
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One being "chill" Robyn and the other this glamorous alien version of herself.
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People think that the thing I do is so glamorous, and it's not.
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It was exactly what we wanted to do: human stories about glamorous people.
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St.-Tropez, the jewel of the Côte d'Azur in France, is glamorous, sure.
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Now she had to find something glamorous to wear — pronto — to the premiere.
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Moreover, it was never less than beautiful to look at: controlled, virtuosic, glamorous.
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But over the years, celebrities have proven that pregnancy can also be glamorous.
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His private life appears to be one of lavish parties and glamorous schmoozing.
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People dress up when they go to her show; it's classy and glamorous.
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They'd all rented a house in Provence, or maybe Cap d'Antibes, somewhere glamorous.
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Carol Burnett went for a comfortable yet glamorous look at the awards show.
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Be proud of taking control of your finances, even when it's not glamorous.
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If you're feeling particularly glamorous, you can also pour it into your bath.
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"As if that were a glamorous, wonderful bit of footage," Mr. Sessums posted.
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SOLAR AND wind power are the glamorous twins of the clean-electricity revolution.
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Often passed up for more glamorous cuts, the pork tenderloin deserves greater appreciation.
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Mandy Moore looked glamorous in a navy-blue gown with a plunging neckline.
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"No one knew because I look so glamorous on here," Ms. Williams said.
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When I was a kid, nothing was more glamorous to me than heartache.
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In a stodgy industry, Seefried stands out, tall and even a little glamorous.
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A glamorous belted coat with faux leather trim and a faux fur collar
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Air travel was much more glamorous and luxurious than we are accustomed to.
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And then I was I linked to some glamorous women so there was a kind of, 'Oh hang on, how is this man who wears a dress, you know, being seen out with these glamorous women' and so it confused people.
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Project UROK launched three parody beauty ads today, hoping that kids who see them understand that as glamorous as the ads look, mental illness is not a glamorous thing, and it's okay to not look perfect all of the time.
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Against the backdrop of almost no actual fighting in the real world, the bloodless yet glamorous engagements of "Top Gun" were seductive, and signing up to work in naval aviation was a glamorous gateway to the amateur shirtless volleyball circuit.
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Miranda wasn't loathed, but she wasn't nearly as aspirational as her more glamorous girlfriends.
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Metallics especially make me feel glamorous and classy — like I'm on the red carpet.
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Yes, building an emergency fund and solid savings account isn't glamorous, but it's crucial.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor has died at 99 Heaven just got a little more glamorous.
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Sweden's most glamorous royals will soon have the chance to relive their big days!
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Part-time work as a barista or dog walker isn't glamorous — no question there.
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She carried a coordinating clutch, wearing her blonde tresses in a glamorous, loose updo.
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And in 2013 Anderson married her boyfriend, Marco Hudec, in a glamorous outdoor ceremony.
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Running for president may appear glamorous, but the reality can be much more mundane.
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Rich emerald green looks best when upholstering a glamorous accent chair with gilded legs.
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Last night, they attended a glamorous dinner attended by Swedish Oscar winner Alicia Vikander.
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Not glamorous at all, but at least it's healthy and won't ruin my night.
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As glamorous as they both look, we can't take our eyes off the pizza.
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The couple announced their big news on Instagram Tuesday with a glamorous pregnancy shoot.
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They fall into the glamorous world of ball culture, taking the audience with them.
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Playing the role of their glamorous mark, she drips with diamonds and cutting condescension.
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But count on Fergie to put a "glamorous" spin on the season's staple pattern.
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Regina King looked glamorous in a pink Versace dress with a multi-layered skirt.
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I get so sick of people wanting me to be this glamorous rockabilly girl.
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Venus enters glamorous Leo on July 27, encouraging you to enjoy a spa day.
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The Playboy Club was, for years, a glamorous escape within reach of the city.
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Although Seoul seems glamorous at first, northerners can find it hard to fit in.
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In the days since, VanCamp has shared glamorous photos of the nuptials on Instagram.
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But for celebrity children like Ava Phillippe, entering adulthood is so much more glamorous.
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While entrepreneurship may be in vogue, it's not always as glamorous as it seems.
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And it's no coincidence the glamorous royal knows just how to strike a pose.
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This combination might not be very glamorous, but at $1.53, it's a real value.
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He mocks her new pop persona, from her catchy music to her glamorous makeover.
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She accessorized the glamorous look with glittering drop earrings and silver Jimmy Choo pumps.
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Gigi Hadid has a far more glamorous day-to-day than most of us.
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I know the both of you have had less-than-glamorous jobs growing up.
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It should make us look at those glamorous runway shows in a different light.
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To my 15-year-old mind's eye, everyone who wore makeup looked exceedingly glamorous.
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But being overshadowed by its more glamorous sister metal is nothing new for lead.
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Victoria and David Beckham may project the image of a glamorous, globe-trotting couple.
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After using this, I feel as glamorous as [insert extremely unglamorous celebrity's name here].
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If anything, it reminds us that not everything about being Kylie Jenner is glamorous.
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But, these progressive HR benefits should be more than a glamorous Silicon Valley perk.
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And the vibe of the darkly glamorous photos feels distinctly cinematic — for good reason.
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It's also the unofficial start of the most glamorous time of year: awards season.
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Using Etsy isn't glamorous, Kayz says, but at least he knows he'll get paid.
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But selling business software isn't glamorous, and Microsoft isn't a company accustomed to losing.
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But the winning photo is a group shot of the glamorous family of four.
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Her twins will be lucky to have such a glamorous and on-trend mother.
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It's a glamorous asteroid with a scruffy streak; and it is, quite simply, stunning.
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Menswear is not glamorous, and womenswear is, so why not mix the two together?
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One of the world's most beautiful and glamorous women turns a quiet 60 today.
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She had a senior prom dress that was as glamorous as red carpet dresses.
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It was the most perfect, wispy braid that's equal parts glamorous, effortless and undone.
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And of course, she has to unload her items in a suitably glamorous way.
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The event is consistently glamorous, but relatively safe when it comes to the gowns.
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Taking shots at Tep felt much more glamorous than doing so on the street.
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Sherlock chases Watson's wife Mary across the world, culminating in a big glamorous shootout.
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The Moon is in glamorous Leo today, and you're reflecting on popularity and success.
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He has had to fit into Santos' team ethos, playing a less glamorous role.
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For a time, Mr. Trump lent a glamorous sheen to the faded resort city.
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It's as gritty as it is glamorous and as garish as it is restrained.
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And the collection by Pierpaolo Piccioli features the most glamorous winter parkas ever designed.
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You'll immediately hit if off because you are both so flamboyant, social, and glamorous.
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And it's not just William who loves the glamorous look of an evening slipper.
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These beautiful ads for Smirnoff vodka and glamorous films and store windows and CinemaScope.
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The 504-page book features 1,050 behind-the-scenes photos from her glamorous life.
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The fact is, political lives are simply not that glamorous or powerful or fun.
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Eventually, though, even the most glamorous dating apps may lose some of their shine.
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Of course, having the Queen as your landlady isn't as glamorous as it seems.
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She remembers her parents, who divorced when she was 8, as glamorous and unreliable.
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Glamorous, gladiatorial, faintly disreputable, the concerto is an essential feature of modern concert life.
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These characters are not glamorous, and the events are mostly not of great moment.
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The film made it seem like the most glamorous vacation spot in the world.
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In the Roaring Twenties, fashions were characterized by fringe, loose fabrics, and glamorous details.
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Clara has dedicated a gallery on her website to glamorous photos of her parents.
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In the back, you'll find a string of beads, creating a glamorous fringe finish.
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It had just the right amount of edge and it was youthful and glamorous.
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The 80s were the beginning of the glamorous porn superstars and contract studio stars.
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Rail news in the United States has been decidedly less glamorous in recent years.
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I thought, Ok, this sounds like a glamorous circle-jerk that could be funny.
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The view wasn't glamorous—a long strip of cranes broke up the horizon line.
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The star plays Roxie, a sinewy burlesque dancer with dark lips and glamorous lingerie.
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And frankly few others in recent pop have ramped up glamorous camp ridiculousness better.
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Like brushing a suede sofa cushion, only better, flip sequins offer a glamorous distraction.
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But despite the apparently glamorous and fun lifestyle, influencers get a lot of flak.
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As it turns out, the job isn't always as glamorous as it may seem.
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TF: No, I wanted to go to Studio 54 and live this glamorous life.
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Many of the locations offer glamorous amenities like a nap room or a cafe.
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They tend to focus on more glamorous careers: beauty, fashion, acting, owning pet shops.
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I might well have found the apartment, and all the grown-up emotions, glamorous!
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Most outbreak investigations are not glamorous or hyper-dramatic, like in the movie Contagion.
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"All of them are shiny and glamorous — that's what draws you in," he said.
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Ms. Shevell, its most glamorous member, stepped down after her wedding to Mr. McCartney.
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Her grandfather worked for the United Nations, so she saw international relations as glamorous.
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The famed painter Kehinde Wiley is known for painting glamorous portraits of the powerless.
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It was much less glamorous, and much, much more cramped, than I was expecting.
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A sudden, striking influx of glamorous non-techies at a tech hub in California.
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And even though she's just in her room, the results are pretty damn glamorous.
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If you're thinking that way, there's no possibility that Black people can be glamorous.
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Clients and press flown in specially for the occasion, mega runway experiences, glamorous dinners.
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And they then can buy products, available from glamorous makeup artists milling around nearby.
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However, Bettencourt Meyers never indulged in the same glamorous lifestyle as her socialite parents.
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Start-up CEO, actress, magazine editor ... some high-profile jobs seem glamorous and exciting.
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The Pussycat Doll appeared in Dobrik&aposs vlog, wearing a glamorous black leather outfit.
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Obama completed her glamorous outfit with long gloves, a sleek updo, and stunning earrings.
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The house offers "panoramic ocean views and beachy, glamorous décor" in Barbie's signature style.
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The rooftop was revived last year as a glamorous Art Deco-inspired rooftop bar.
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Kesha just made a glamorous entrance to the 2019 American Music Awards red carpet.
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That is, to be sure, the least glamorous portrait of Lapo Elkann ever painted.
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The worlds of football, music and television appear glamorous and seductive to all ages.
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Sets include the famous kitchen, the servant quarters and the family's glamorous dining room.
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She facilitates his flight from retribution across Europe via ever more glamorous watering holes.
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"She's had what looks like a quite glamorous life," Ms. Manville said of Mary.
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Celebrities like Adriana Lima and Karlie Kloss post glamorous boxing workouts on social media.
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Market Report Chandelier styles — flashy, glamorous and unapologetically decadent — with a punk-rock edge.
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Such a plan, built on painstaking coalition building and maintenance, isn't glamorous or inspiring.
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Our prime minister is glamorous and internationally recognized as a celebrity of progressive politics.
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And so the ballet became synonymous with a glamorous idea: the glitter of jewels.
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This massive $2500 million estate hidden in Beverly Hills has a glamorous Hollywood past.
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The cabin crew's uniform was also iconic, and their lives were considered deeply glamorous.
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Our coverage of fundraises, product launches, and glamorous exits only tell half the story.
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Less memorable and glamorous -- and more gritty and glum -- than hindsight makes it look.
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"Working at a fulfillment center is definitely not the most glamorous job," he says.
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The awkward yet accurate term covers a fast-growing list of "glamorous camping" venues.
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"She was like a sleeping chrysalis that transformed into a glamorous butterfly," he gushed.
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Raissa Gerona's Instagram feed shows that the fashion executive's life can look undeniably glamorous.
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The expat life seems glamorous from the outside and, in many ways, it is.
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Molly Andrade, Miss Rhode Island, put a glamorous spin on the classic black dress.
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If you need to look glamorous in a pinch, you put on red lipstick.
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Inheritors of fortunes, especially women, are portrayed as glamorous, but also as self-indulgent.
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The life of a film critic at a festival is not at all glamorous.
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I had the glamorous job of answering phones and setting up White House tours.
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They use light to make people look glamorous or ghastly, depending on the scene.
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In the first years after retirement, my work was glamorous but not well-paid.
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That was the day I learned it is very difficult to do everyday, normal things like walk to the subway station dressed like a glamorous prostitute, and this is why glamorous prostitutes charge for their services instead of giving them away for free.
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Ms. Chien-Pott and Ms. White-McGuire gave brazen, glamorous performances — the norm for them.
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Martinez has even shared the not-so-glamorous side of things to her Instagram Stories.
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Kill the Netflix and chill vibes and go deck the halls in your glamorous best.
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But the most useful and least glamorous features are the new notes and lists capability.
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The Venice Film Festival isn't the only glamorous event Bosworth looks forward to every year.
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So, what's the deal with this glamorous torture device and why are people so obsessed?
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The 1990 Egyptian film was called, "Kaboria," which in Arabic translates to, "Crabs" – How glamorous.
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A lot of people have said, "God, it sounds glamorous," but it's not at all.
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Since 22003, the glamorous event has captured the imaginations of film fans around the world.
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When it comes to royal engagements, Kate Middleton is known for her glamorous fashion choices.
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That's not as glamorous as sequencing the genomes of a million people, I'll grant you.
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Not arresting nor aggressive, this understated yet glamorous gray creates a soothing, impactful common ground.
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"Blessed & Gifted," Cardi B, 25, wrote alongside a photograph of their glamorous sets of wheels.
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The glamorous Swedish royal family isn't quite done celebrating the regal christening of Prince Alexander.
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But the glamorous life of a Victoria's Secret model soon started to dwindle for Bündchen.
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Kennedy's book was an escape, a reminder that another, blacker, more glamorous life was possible.
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Like the enviably smooth gang seen in Ocean's Eleven, Debbie's crew are glamorous, seasoned professionals.
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On a night of glamorous designer fashions, the focus wasn't all on who wore what.
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The Oscar-winning actress and director is releasing her fourth feature film in glamorous fashion.
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It's not the most glamorous way to spend my time, but what can I do?
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Working for the world's biggest technology company doesn't mean your job will always be glamorous.
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Glamorous, provocative, and anything but minimal, Accessories comprises the tiniest magic of Yves Saint Laurent.
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They also forgo glamorous date nights for low-key dinners at their favorite local restaurants.
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Robbie isn't the only Hollywood star who started out with a less-than-glamorous gig.
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That's the glamorous, polite way to tell women that they don't care about their dignity.
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Super-consumers exist in every imaginable consumer category, from the glamorous to the staggeringly mundane.
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The latest in "celebrity animals leading glamorous lives" news comes from multi-hyphenate Paris Hilton.
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Bizzy and I love to admire the glamorous lifestyle of the Pugstagram crew from afar.
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They always say they don't think l'm the type to do it—l'm too glamorous.
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All of it is so damn glamorous, you'll want to hang it on your wall.
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In the 1950s and '60s, flying was a glamorous affair worth getting dressed up for.
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The proof: This ultra-glamorous look (that's giving us major '80s vibes) just, well, works.
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The topper s bright blue stones brought out the princess's eyes in the glamorous shot.
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Not even in a silk eye mask... as tragic and glamorous as that might be.
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So it was not quite as glamorous as a small plane but a plastic bubble.
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For every appearance, glamorous vacation, and business launch, Shepherd has been quietly running the show.
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On Sunday, Dobrev posted an Instagram of her glamorous "GALentine's Day" celebration with six girlfriends.
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It's a side effect of being the glamorous, gimlet-drinking social overlords of wizard society.
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This is possibly the most glamorous interpretation of what a dystopian future could look like.
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The Olympics aren't always as glamorous as they seem — especially when it comes to canoeing.
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Being an expectant mom hasn't hampered Amal Clooney's globe-trotting life — or her glamorous style.
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It's a lot more glamorous to compete with Google and Apple than IBM and Oracle.
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It's fittingly named Diamond Diana, and looks every bit as glamorous as Ms. Ross herself.
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There's nothing glamorous about a part-time job or fighting evil in freshly laundered clothes.
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We finally get to have true skin on screen instead of seeing actors all glamorous.
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But despite her glamorous new role, Wright's relationship with makeup hasn't always been that glittering.
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Nicole Kidman is ditching her usual glamorous Hollywood look for the sake of her art.
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The job may not seem glamorous, but their net worth of $4003 million certainly does.
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Veronica admits there was a moment when she thought this was going to be glamorous.
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But while these commercial behemoths were chugging away, other, much less glamorous, competitors were emerging.
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What made you want to get into the lucrative and glamorous world of skate journalism?
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She wants this clear, though: The original photo is still a less-than-glamorous image.
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S Moda brought out a glamorous side with sparkly drop earrings and a dramatic choker.
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Not that the White House hasn't always been glamorous, but she's definitely a style icon.
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If you're looking for a big, glamorous festival to flex on Instagram, this ain't it.
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They are glamorous, but also they are natural, and I think that just feels right.
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She looked ridiculous, even to my starry 14-year-old eyes, but also ridiculously glamorous.
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In other words: no, life is not always glamorous and exceptional, sometimes it is unremarkable.
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I wanted her to feel beautiful, empowered and strong, as well as sophisticated and glamorous.
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But People reports that at the glamorous event, the two didn't really spend time together.
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I came to Hollywood at my time; a different generation, and it's not as glamorous.
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Now that they have, I suspect dying doesn't sound as glamorous as it used to.
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But the TV show has always shot Jezebel's to be flattering, glamorous, and even aspirational.
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Spielberg hadn't studied film at USC or NYU—he went to the far less glamorous
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In 2004, Satya Paul, a major Indian fashion house, hosted a glamorous fashion show there.
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Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal have made their glamorous entrance at the Venice Film Festival.
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I'm not sure that helps us; they're more glamorous, photogenic, and articulate than we are.
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But their grand return to Earth wasn't marked by tearful reunions and glamorous photo ops.
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Nice to see that there are still glamorous new ways to upend traditional gender roles.
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And off Judith goes into a string of pseudonyms and a life of glamorous crime.
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She has a glamorous job and a new car; she is suddenly and magically thin.
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The holiday offers a special chance for visitors to see the glamorous quarters up close.
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"Hidden Figures" actress and musician Janelle Monae looked glamorous in her black and silver look.
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Celebrities made an impression with their glamorous fashion at the 76th annual Venice Film Festival.
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Sometimes being an adult is less glamorous than romantic comedies might lead you to believe.
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On the red carpet, stars like Brittany Snow and Jameela Jamil arrived in glamorous gowns.
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Unlike his peers, Mr. Bruce never reached the less glamorous side of the generation gap.
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A glamorous older woman taught her about sex and love, and then broke her heart.
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Ms. Stewart manages the remarkable feat of being at once convincingly mousy and unmistakably glamorous.
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But just hours after walking the glamorous carpet, Jonas realized he could've done much better.
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State politics may not be glamorous in comparison to national campaigns, but they're hugely important.
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I think we are showing a very sad part of it, the less glamorous part.
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Tuck Milk Makeup's new Kush Lip Glaze inside the pouch for an extra glamorous touch.
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But I was completely unimpressed by Monte Carlo's Larvotto Beach, which was far from glamorous.
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Instead, it was a few blocks away at the less glamorous New York Hilton Midtown.
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And not every insisted-upon trip is to a glamorous, once-in-a-lifetime destination.
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For airlines and passengers alike, it's some of the most glamorous flying in the business.
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"It's fun but it's not as glamorous as I make it look," Rich tells Creators.
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His nearby stand featured a glamorous, recently restored 1967 Ferrari 275 GTS Pininfarina Spyder convertible.
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While not glamorous, towing is an essential service in New York that can be lucrative.
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We come down looking glamorous, because, as we see it, this is our night out.
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It is an intimate portrait of a woman who was a romantic, inimitably glamorous figure.
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Her heroines are career women striding through glamorous realms of fashion, publishing, art and retailing.
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Nathalie had searched long and hard for a dress that would make her look glamorous.
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A glamorous woman, dressed in jeans, a shirt and a vest, looks into the camera.
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A psychologist by background, Daniela is effortlessly glamorous in a Goan beach sort of way.
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His Facebook page, on which he posted his glamorous photo shoots, had a large following.
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Well, I think many people go into it thinking it's going to be all glamorous.
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Did your dog, cat or other animal walk down the aisle in a glamorous outfit?
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Did your pet walk down the aisle or grace the reception in a glamorous outfit?
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Behind this glamorous facade lurks an increasingly elaborate surveillance network and a repressive political atmosphere.
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The story I told was neither unreliable nor glamorous, and it didn't belong to him.
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Mr. Downton's elegant sketches of glamorous women decorated dresses, a coat and some ladylike handbags.
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The real action comes in May, when the winners are announced at a glamorous gala.
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Furnishings are midcentury modern and staying here feels like you've set sail for someplace glamorous.
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There is a glamorous cat, a frog in a zootsuit, a taco, and many more.
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And they were a vision in green during their glamorous arrival in a motorized rickshaw.
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All that accrued historical glamour is suddenly attached to the least glamorous possible medical condition.
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And so I found myself leaving a glamorous nightcap at Davos House at 11 p.m.
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Ms. Hall, considered glamorous, and Mr. North were integral figures in the Iran-contra affair.
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They&aposre comfortable, amenity-rich, and glamorous, but not historically distinguished in the same way.
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Imagine a really glamorous Bob Hope and Bing Crosby movie, and you'll get the idea.
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But it was tragedy and a glamorous wife that ensured Kennedy's legacy in popular culture.
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The crowd in the function room was less glamorous than I'd expected, and less octogenarian.
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I think it's become maybe a more glamorous position than it was two years ago.
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The Shortlist MAKING SENSE The Glamorous Story of English Grammar By David Crystal 281 pp.
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"You can go overboard with a glamorous look if you're not careful," Ms. Merhi said.
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The images of royal weddings are some of the most glamorous in our history books.
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It may look glamorous from the outside, but Banderas spoke the truth: It's a slog.
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Many things set the Cannes Film Festival apart: world-class cinema, glamorous stars, Mediterranean sun.
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It's glamorous at first if you're young and stupid, which a lot of people are.
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An era known for disease, drudgery and dubious hygiene, the Middle Ages weren't exactly glamorous.
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It was not glamorous, but inhaling the smoke outside pierced our lungs like hot needles.
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For years, advertising was a glamorous thing, appearing in only a handful of possible outlets.
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The ship, already emptied of its glamorous furnishings, tipped over and sank in the night.
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Such bottles sell not so much a pale pink liquor as a glamorous lifestyle fantasy.
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LONDON — There is nothing quite like the buzz of a big, glamorous international art fair.
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Being a flight attendant may look glamorous, but like any other job, there are downsides.
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But it is the 6 Pack Band that has had the most glamorous outing yet.
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He has made it more comfortable, and more glamorous, to be outside, in harsh conditions.
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We can't see clearly in the fog — everything looks glamorous and divine but it's not.
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Yes, the key to understanding Earthquake Bird might just be its glamorous but doomed setting.
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What if the setting were not contemporary America but something glamorous, and foreign, and historical?
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"It's not [less glamorous] to me guys," she told Entertainment Tonight before entering the party.
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Rough Guides calls it "one of the world's most glamorous, spectacular and futuristic urban destinations."
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The old-fashioned term "jet set," with its connotations of glamorous indolence, doesn't quite fit.
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Public transportation, while not the most glamorous form of travel, is cheap and often efficient.
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Each year, contestants wear glamorous gowns, shimmering swimsuits, and other looks to impress the judges.
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They look glamorous, but all of the Chaps, Mr. Howell said, had blue-collar jobs.
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On Manhattan's West Side, Hudson River Park has become a glamorous, heavily traveled tourist destination.
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Air travel, once viewed as efficient, exclusive — even glamorous — now sometimes seems like a chore.
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An era known for disease, drudgery and dubious hygiene, the Middle Ages weren't exactly glamorous.
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But the glamorous charm that made the Champs-Élysées a quintessentially Parisian street has waned.
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A person wearing animal pelts in 2019 doesn't look glamorous; she or he looks callous.
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Eventually she would tire of Hollywood and the glamorous life, returning to Mexico in 1943.
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So a lot of our time and focus has been on that less glamorous side.
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Tap into your spiritual side on Tuesday when glamorous Venus faces off with illusive Neptune.
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Back in Bali, there's little glamorous about the sweat-drenched stool in the bridal shop.
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It's because later in the episode, the Commander is going to dress up Offred in a glamorous flapper dress, and the show wants her hair to be glamorous to match, but it also doesn't want to show the labor that goes into glamour onscreen.
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Cohen's compass was unusually faulty from the get-go, and the short cut that he sought to the glamorous life — or at least what the glamorous life looks like to someone with a style and sensibility like Trump's — wasn't one that most people would travel.
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OK, tax might not be the most glamorous subject in the world, but it is important.
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But after planning her glamorous Greek wedding, she said she couldn't have imagined doing anything less.
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"Starcrawler is really glamorous and really dark and that's what LA is to me," agrees Arrow.
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Eileen (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is finally a glamorous porn star, but her best friend was just defenestrated.
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Mr. Millepied, 38, has brought a glamorous profile and international attention to the Paris Opera Ballet.
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So finally being able to guilelessly be this glamorous, and this rude, is what Hathaway deserves.
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Reform's Chelsea system is dramatic and glamorous, while their Degree system is understated, architectural, and cool.
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If you remember anything about being 13, it's that it's hard — and not at all glamorous.
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When friends from home told me my life looked glamorous, I felt like a complete fraud.
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But I do have two very glamorous Moroccan grandmothers who would react in a similar fashion.
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Maybe wearing such a glamorous dress with her usual understated lip color just didn't feel right.
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It's a design that perfectly encapsulates the artist: visionary, glamorous, and definitely one-of-a-kind.
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Of all the beauty woes we're struggling with, scalp issues are certainly among the least glamorous.
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The mix of a wintertime circus in the world's most glamorous destination became an annual occasion.
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In the photos, the couple are wearing the same outfits they wore to the glamorous nuptials.
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It was the most glamorous and amazing screening, with loads of big movie stars in attendance.
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Data protection itself isn't a topic that naturally lends itself to glamorous thriller treatment, of course.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William are ending their first day in Northern Ireland in glamorous style.
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Renee Zellweger made a very glamorous red carpet appearance at the 53 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
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Likewise, seeing how the glamorous shots in street style photos gets manufactured can feel gross, too.
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I thought about all of the ways I'd read about celebrities preparing for the glamorous occasion.
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"She was seduced by lifestyle and the opportunity to post glamorous Instagram photos," the judge said.
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In Holleran's New York, life generally proved to be free and glamorous until it wasn't anymore.
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This is silent-film star Mary Pickford, probably on her way to a glamorous Hollywood shindig.
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The once glamorous reputation was sullied by recurring problems involving drugs and crime, the mayor said.
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He's less a glamorous expat than a lonely guy who takes "soulful walks" along the avenues.
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"It's great to see how their spirits improve when they see themselves looking glamorous," Elise says.
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Carey, meanwhile, appears to be in a glamorous set of Louis Vuitton pajamas and black heels.
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She topped off the look with Sydney Evan jewelry and her hair worn in glamorous waves.
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Most galleries and museums are soulless, too, the glamorous veranda of the Pérez Art Museum notwithstanding.
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I'm very glamorous, I'm very strong, people are looking up to me — because I'm very tall.
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Tracee Ellis Ross attended the event in one of the most glamorous looks of the night.
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Much less eight women who are funny, glamorous, and not in the midst of romantic turmoil.
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Two companies are now trying to apply the technology to something more glamorous: The diamond industry.
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The prosecutor leading the case, Robert Khuzami, is the least glamorous but possibly the most important.
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From the outside looking in, the business of fashion looks as glamorous as the fashion itself.
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Cher recently spoke to People and, apparently, she is living for Kim's glamorous copy-cat look.
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Ariana Grande usually rocks her signature, sleek pony... …but her natural curls are just as glamorous.
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If you imagine the life of a machine learning researcher, you might think it's quite glamorous.
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Punters may show more interest in less glamorous matches, which would boost ratings for televised sport.
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Work travel is not glamorous, and I'm not looking forward to a full week of it.
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Of course, seeing how the sausage gets made, so to speak, is never all that glamorous.
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Alex Rodriguez, however, just spilled some tea about what really goes on inside the glamorous event.
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The Academy Awards is one of the most glamorous events of the year for Hollywood's elite.
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Khloé Kardashian has a trick up her sleeve when it comes to parenting with glamorous nails.
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There's nothing wrong with that but Montreal is everything but glamorous… if only for the weather.
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Finally, surround her with items that will make her bookish life just a bit more glamorous.
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That's not glamorous, but that's something that we all shared with our families and our friends.
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In one glamorous hotel suite, you can truly be a Barbie girl in a Barbie world.
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You said that running a publicly traded company isn't always as glamorous as perhaps people think.
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This bracelet fits over your traditionally drab-looking tracker to transform it into a glamorous accessory.
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When the cameras turned to her for her first performance, she looked so glamorous and...nervous.
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Baker's ex-wife appears out of nowhere, wearing a glamorous white dress and a worried pout.
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From her cool jewelry (that moon necklace!) to her glamorous performance outfits (remember this finale look
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It is really in their interests that their products are presented in the most glamorous way.
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For all things glittering and glamorous , look no farther than Lisa Vanderpump's enviable list of contacts.
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" Poking fun at her glamorous choice of post-pregnancy attire, she captioned the snaps, "5 weeks.
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"Trauma but make it fashion," Philipps captioned a photo of herself wearing the glamorous bejeweled bandage.
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He stopped paying his taxes, and the IRS even seized many of his more glamorous purchases.
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The wedding is the second the couple have attended since their own glamorous May 20 event.
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"I wanted it to be elegant, quite glamorous and I wanted to use gold," Lane explains.
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"I like that I actually feel glamorous," she told reporters at the event, according to People.
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The real gift here is not the hardware but the glimpse into your glamorous life. 12.
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Just by looking at the glamorous and talented Jessica Chastain, you know she has good taste.
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But the scene that played out in an Atlanta courthouse on Wednesday was far from glamorous.
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Doesn't it just seem like something big and sinister must be lurking under those glamorous facades?
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Sorting out the infrastructure of its tax system is far less glamorous but just as critical.
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Glamorous hats are on offer, as you belt out Madonna or Cyndi Lauper at the top.
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Taking control of the game can seem so glamorous, especially to a long-term Survivor fan.
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The Oscars red carpet is an incredibly glamorous experience, whether you're just walking or fully working.
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Both King Willem-Alexander and President Michael D. Higgins made speeches at the glamorous evening event.
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The five-song collection is designed to introduce fans to the woman behind the glamorous facade.
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On the glamorous, for-the-fancy-cameras side of things, America's favorite musical acts will perform.
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Maria Menounos is feeling major gratitude toward her parents following her glamorous wedding in Akovos, Greece.
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GO BACK TO LONDON, A CITY SO GREY AND GLAMOROUS THAT IT CAN NEVER LOVE YOU.
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The Moon is in glitzy Fire sign Leo, so do something glamorous or attention-getting today.
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Cousins creates images that are at one time sensual, raw, glamorous, and maybe a little gross.
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The letter accused the show of perpetuating a myth that prostitution was a glamorous, entrepreneurial adventure.
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Shots off the footage showed the two women serving sultry looks and posing alongside glamorous cars.
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The job is not entirely glamorous; it is physically arduous and requires an always packed suitcase.
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"Living the glamorous life," she joked with fans as she prepped for the out-patient procedure.
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I was like, listen—I'm not living that glamorous life that you might want to portray.
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The braid and curl technique allows you to manipulate your curl pattern, creating deep, glamorous waves.
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Plus, a high-powered fan was surely used to add a glamorous effect to the image.
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If you've ever wanted to be a part of Jackie Collins's glamorous legacy, now's your chance.
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The couple looked ready for a glamorous evening, with Moore, 33, donning a white cowboy hat.
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The rose gold tube is also pretty luxe and glamorous, which is the whole brand's vibe.
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""I felt a little too soft, too glamorous, to be singing such worn and weathered music.
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THE DRESSMAKER Kate Winslet rocks some glamorous 1950s couture and cigarette holders in this revenge comedy.
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Here's what it's like to attend the glamorous Monaco Yacht Show when you're not a millionaire.
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The protagonists of acclaimed women's fiction these days tend to be glamorous, self-centered, and cynical.
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She looks even more glamorous on the back of the box, giving off old Hollywood vibes.
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Unlike the schlubby pencil-pushers of Spotlight, she is glamorous, beautiful, and played by Rosamund Pike.
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Then they are glamorous 1940s aristocrats, hunting a lost chapter of Don Quixote at a séance.
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Everyday life in Silicon Valley is nowhere near as glamorous as it's made out to be.
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It's not a glamorous purchase, but you'll need a tool kit to hang your framed posters.
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Stone once cut a glamorous figure, with his bodybuilder's physique and his bespoke suits from London.
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"My glamorous model waited patiently for me to capture his perfect elegance," photographer Claire Droppert said.
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The headband was created by Aurora Hair Products and transforms your hair into glamorous curls overnight.
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The planet of the mind, Mercury, enters glamorous Leo today, bringing news about money your way.
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The smaller, less glamorous parts on television and in film are usually available to all actors.
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So let's stipulate it's not always as great or glamorous as one might surmise being Gaga.
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When she spotted a gold scarf with strings of beads, it was too glamorous to ignore.
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Leo is a glamorous, confident energy, so expect your partnerships to gain some of Leo's glitter.
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In the 2000s, the most glamorous job romantic comedy heroines could aspire to was magazine writer.
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Sexy Venus enters glamorous Leo on July 27, bringing a passionate, fiery intensity to your relationships.
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They're comfortable and chic, providing an easy way for lazy women like me to be glamorous.
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It's not nearly as glamorous as people let on but you figure that out pretty quickly.
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And, of course it's a lovely excuse to be glamorous with your friends for an evening.
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"I wanted to create something glamorous, while still maintaining the innovation in the shoe," he explained.
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That's all I'm putting in my music, and I'm letting you know, like, everything ain't glamorous.
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After all, as beautiful as pregnancy and motherhood can be, it's not always a glamorous process.
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The glamorous director of that company, Madame M, turns out to be some kind of vampire.
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On Friday, the "Motivation" singer posted photos of herself emulating Cher in a glamorous 1979 photoshoot.
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The prosecutor also described the glamorous lifestyle Weinstein lived as a giant of the movie industry.
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A glamorous vamp, she lived in an extravagant Hollywood mansion she called the Garden of Allah.
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In fact, Taccone said "glamorous" shouldn't even be a word to describe life on the road.
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The battalion — the 21968th, just over 21966 women strong — did not have a particularly glamorous assignment.
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Andrew tries to change the subject, promising David that they'll lead a glamorous life in Mexico.
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"It's a less glamorous part of the business, but it's a crucial part," Mr. Bisazza said.
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Like most cartoonists, Rogers loves klutzy figures – no one in his images is glamorous or handsome.
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She's fat and she's glamorous; she's fat and fashionable; she's fat and she sure looks happy.
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Trading jobs are much different now — less risky, less glamorous and, most of all, less lucrative.
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Cameron Hut wasn't glamorous, but it felt perfectly suited to the needs of a solo traveler.
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Now it has a hotel that echoes those glamorous days with a definite 21st century twist.
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The ugliness of rape and abuse is polished into optimistic hashtags and spun into glamorous dresses.
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They saw it as being very glamorous, but also a poke in the eye of authority.
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"People think I have a glamorous life," Nguyen says in reference to her high-profile work.
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Miss Vietnam, in glamorous attire, was there, along with dancers in traditional clothing holding long sticks.
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As I splashed and paddled, my grandmother would float, glamorous in her jeweled cat's-eye sunglasses.
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There's a lot about her glamorous wardrobe and triumphs as a C.E.O. in the family businesses.
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I used to pray, 'God, make me somebody, make me glamorous, make me something very special.
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The life of a digital nomad — someone who works remotely while traveling the world — sounds glamorous.
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The Bettencourts were well known in French society for their glamorous and exclusive parties, Time reported.
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"It's so glamorous and fun when you never, ever do that kind of thing," Biel said.
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Now, she said, the firm is turning its attention to the less "glamorous" side of things.
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" He also said this group was known for restaurants that are "buzzy, glamorous, lively and fun.
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Her glamorous adventures, romantic and otherwise, were fodder for gossip columnists, but rarely surprised her friends.
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Meanwhile, Mandy Moore proudly embraced the not-so-glamorous aspect of the award show — the heat.
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They were a glamorous, absurd, doomed couple, and Lucey did her lucid, thoughtful best by them.
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"A brazen, glamorous and truly unforgettable history lesson," declared Broadway Baby, a British performing arts site.
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She envisions her party as glamorous, but also a little Gen X-infused rock 'n' roll.
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She's dryly funny, throwing out zingers and self-deprecating quips that only reinforce her glamorous allure.
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IT wasn't a glamorous sector, since it was removed from the glory of trades and deals.
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But nothing says "forever" quite like the slightly less glamorous (but equally as charming) love knot.
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As Celeste, she keeps lowering her head and raising her eyes, always feminine, glamorous, and diplomatic.
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They were a glamorous place to steal away to while flying high in an enclosed tube.
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After a while, they begin yearning for the glamorous, immoral ways of the aristocracy they overthrew.
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Because you have these incredibly glamorous beauties in a very industrial, Corinne Day, London-type space.
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Mattel is releasing glamorous &aposStar Wars&apos Barbie dolls for $100 that every collector will want
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"They aren't exactly glamorous, but they're a part of any campaign," he said in a statement.
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The exterior of the restaurant was stunningly glamorous, with art-deco tiles and a rotating sign.
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Being a short-term interest rate trader had not been particularly glamorous before August 9 2007.
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The island is known as a glamorous destination for the world&aposs wealthiest and most famous.
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Cline has a habit of reaching for glamorous phrases, even if the glamour blinds the meaning.
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I began with the ponche atlantico, which reinterpreted an inexpensive street snack as a glamorous appetizer.
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The flying, of course, is the most glamorous part, and Mr. Illes is a riveting aerialist.
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"People think that the thing I do is so glamorous, and it's not," Brodesser-Akner added.
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Sure, neither fate is optimal, but Trixie is right; dying in space is way less glamorous.
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Carefully curated Instagram feeds can convince you everyone you know is living an idyllic, glamorous life.
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At the time, Conde Nast was sort of the more glamorous place to be, I think.
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Square Feet Aviation has declined from the days when air travel was considered glamorous and exciting.
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Between her comedic but nuanced portrayal of Rainbow on Black-ish, her always glamorous red carpet looks, and her experiences watching her mother, Diana Ross, perform as a child, Tracee Ellis Ross is definitely the actress most suited to play a glamorous but disgruntled singing superstar.
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Maquel's Lunch Lady costume may not have been the most glamorous, but she really owned that character!
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But the title for most glamorous goes to a royal cousin: Princess Diana's niece, Lady Kitty Spencer.
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Whether or not a glamorous fashion week soiree was the occasion the showdown remains up for debate.
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The victims of the attack hailed from 14 countries, and they were all young, glamorous and urbane.
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The interiors were decorated in a glamorous yet welcoming style by Panettiere's friend and designer Benjamini Vandiver.
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"Of course, the house is known for being edgy and sexy and glamorous," he told the magazine.
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So Reeves came up with something glamorous: a prosthetic attachment that functions exclusively as a glitter cannon.
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Whether or not a glamorous fashion week soirée was the occasion, the showdown remains up for debate.
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For all of its glamorous allure, drag has always represented a lot more than its enchanting appearance.
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Even the world's most glamorous people had to go through the pains and gains of teen years.
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Definitely his voice sounds English, definitely it sounds arty, definitely it sounds campy and glamorous and sophisticated.
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Join us as we explore the not-so-glamorous underground of faking sex, drugs, violence, and more.
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It seems fitting that the glamorous, unconventional couple's second birth became an event of epic proportions, too.
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So, he constantly tries to take Iron Man down — including resorting to impersonating his more glamorous relative.
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Even amid a galaxy of stars on the world's most glamorous red carpets, Jeffrey Slonim shone brightly.
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She turns getting dressed into a glamorous, down-right fun affair on the regular on her Instagram.
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Fielding phone calls and acting as chaperones may not be as glamorous as publishing market-moving reports.
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And apparently the social media machine can also be too much for glamorous stars like Sofia Vergara.
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But Power is gritty, glamorous, and addictive — like a glitzier, 50 Cent-ified version of The Wire.
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Pfeiffer channels a glamorous mean girl energy that calls to mind any number of real-world parallels.
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I had moved to New York in my late 30s in search of a more glamorous life.
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And he can't argue with the films' knack for making virology look like a glamorous career path.
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Join us as we explore the not-so-glamorous underground of faking sex, drugs,violence, and more.
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And even though we've never seen it before, it's instantly recognizable as an expensive, glamorous powerhouse machine.
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Full, gathered skirts, capes, and glamorous gowns were made of thin plastic reminiscent of tents and raincoats.
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On Wednesday night, the supermodel, 22, posted a glamorous black-and-white photo of herself on Instagram.
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Instagram is saturated with influencers whose jobs entail traveling the world and endorsing products while looking glamorous.
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The 2020 Oscars was a night of exciting wins, glamorous outfits, and plenty of fun celebrity moments.
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Some of it is glamorous, but honestly, unless you can really enjoy your work, it's too tough.
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Stranger things have happened than a schlubby Brooklyn writer hooking up with a glamorous secretary of state.
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Café Society is wrapped in the glamorous seduction of Hollywood, and it looks every bit the part.
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But being a famous actress means both your most glamorous and your most embarrassing moments get chronicled.
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For example, on the carpet, you'll see Kelly Marie Tran looking glamorous in a blue halter gown.
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When you slip out to shop, though, do take care to purchase supplies for less glamorous meals.
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Kim hates that people portray LA as a glamorous place when there's stuff like this going on.
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But honestly, my first real beauty inspiration was Miss Piggy; I just thought she was so glamorous.
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In public, he showed a glamorous disregard for the regular order that seemed to delight everyone involved.
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Meghan made a stylish entrance in a glamorous red Valentino dress with an elegant embroidered cape detail.
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The ad campaign included casting misshapen fruits and vegetables as glamorous celebrities, regardless of their outward appearances.
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In an attempt to avoid making an abusive crime look glamorous, the teen show is unnecessarily somber.
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In a March 27 tweet, the zoo shared the secret to the celebrity hippo's glamorous, shiny skin.
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Becoming an entrepreneur sounds glamorous, but in practice it requires sacrifice, hard work and dealing with uncertainty.
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It looks like 80-year-old Cardi B will be just as glamorous as she is now!
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Pink cups for beverages read quirky Khloé quotes, and paper straws were topped with glamorous Khloé selfies.
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"I'm not only worried about the glamorous side of it at all," she says of her image.
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Fifty-six years after her death, Marilyn Monroe remains one of Hollywood's most intriguing and glamorous figures.
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The New York City of the 1970s was not like the safe, glamorous city you see today.
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The collection launched in September and kicked off with a glamorous party in Paris, which Roitfeld attended.
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Guests spent the wedding weekend in glamorous camping tents that were set up at the wedding venue.
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Since launching his brand at age 21 in 2013, Smith has garnered attention for his glamorous aesthetic.
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Here is what you'll need if you want to dress up like a glamorous criminal on Halloween.
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The Verdict: The Viennese Opera Ball was, without a doubt, the most glamorous event I've ever attended.
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It's a lovely time to network and connect with friends thanks to charming Venus entering glamorous Leo.
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This is not Duff's first time shining a light on the less than glamorous side of parenting.
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"Wanna know how glamorous tour can be?" he captioned a photo, showing Jameson covered in a rash.
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These punch-ups transform a grim dorm-room mealtime situation into something rather more glamorous and delicious.
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The end of The Bachelorette did not mean the end of glamorous vacations for the couple. 3.
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In a glamorous trade he cut a neat, practical figure, but there was no lack of dash.
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"To us, perfume is the most glamorous accessory a woman could have in her wardrobe," says Badgley.
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But as seen through Martin Scorsese's camera, Leo DiCaprio's self-destructive rampage couldn't help but be glamorous.
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Holishkes While admittedly not very glamorous, the aroma of braised cabbage takes me back to my youth.
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Jennifer Lopez has a history of making glamorous — and sometimes provocative — entrances on awards-show red carpets.
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The shoot was beyond glamorous, with my voluminous hair styled by Andrew Fitzsimons and makeup by Mario.
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Far worse occurs too, and in less glamorous-seeming jobs, without celebrities, cameras, and skin-brightening LEDs.
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Wear plenty of pearls and moonstones in honor of glamorous Venus, and indulge in some beauty treatments.
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If you can master the art of applying false lashes, you'll have the most glamorous gaze around.
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Case in point: this spoiled pet chicken, who's receiving a glamorous makeover from its favorite human companion.
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The Moon is in glitzy and glamorous Leo today, lighting up the financial sector of your chart.
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Charlene, 40, wore a silvered Versace floor-length gown, which she accessorized with glamorous jewelry from Repossi.
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"The Glamorous Life" by Sheila E. Like "Manic Monday," Prince first wrote this song for Apollonia 6.
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The Cannes Film Festival is known to be one of the most glamorous events of the year.
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But should you hunger for you and your cat to have matching manicures, there's a glamorous alternative.
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For instance, a television drama depicting an AA meeting might be preceded by a glamorous vodka advertisement.
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Retro video game console maker Analogue has given the 1980s Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) a glamorous makeover.
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She also posted a video showing off the glamorous ensemble, captioning it with the tennis ball emoji.
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For the ceremony, she wore her makeup natural and her hair in big, glamorous Old Hollywood waves.
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Today, however, the robot gets a bit more time to shine — albeit in slightly less glamorous circumstances.
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Take North West, for example, who just yesterday attended one of the most glamorous playdates to date.
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Osbert Lancaster, a witty cartoonist, and Patrick Leigh Fermor, who would become a glamorous writer, were there.
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PEOPLE will showcase all the glamorous arrivals with a livestream during the official red carpet pre-show.
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On the front of the packaging for Nude, Rihanna looks like a highly glamorous wine step-mum.
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I'd come home drunk from a glamorous Manhattan book event, which I had organized as the publicist.
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"A Farewell to Arms" is a romance—a Hollywood-movie romance, featuring a couple with glamorous names.
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The Garden District, a glamorous 19th-century neighborhood famous for white colonnaded mansions, makes for great sightseeing.
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It's retro, glamorous, and futuristic all at once, not to mention pretty much one-of-a-kind.
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Several guests were seen around town wearing black tie — men in tuxedos and women in glamorous frocks.
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A rite of passage for any new Real Housewives star is showing off your mansion's glamorous decor.
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If Ivanka is the glamorous public face of nepotism, Trump Jr. shows how nepotism works in private.
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Feminism, Zeisler reminds us, can never truly be glamorous, not when glamour involves being unthreatening to men.
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Hand-delivering letters to senators' offices isn't glamorous work for a candidate to lead a national party.
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Behind the jokes and the glamorous image she cultivated, however, was a struggle with PTSD and alcoholism.
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But you've raised the fascinating issue of conspiracy theories — not as glamorous as mean reversion, but hey.
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But with long hours and busy schedules, the job is not always as glamorous as you'd think.
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Few of us have truly glamorous careers, like serving as a campaign manager for a presidential candidate.
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With enough money, nine days in a remote part of the desert can be a glamorous undertaking.
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However, actress Ashley Benson was 20 years old when she first appeared as the glamorous queen bee.
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But all does not go smoothly upon his arrival in the glamorous, hedonistic metropolis of Vice City.
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For every perfectly angled and edited glamorous shot, there are at least a dozen less flattering versions.
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He had 10 friends on the public part of his website, all of them glamorous-looking women.
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Over the years, Berry has worn numerous eye-catching ensembles, from sheer dresses to glamorous ball gowns.
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