The new headgear felt like the old headgear, the one he'd worn to work just that morning.
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For any girls' lacrosse headgear to meet the A.S.T.M. standard, it must be malleable — soft enough on the outside that a player without headgear would not be injured when colliding with a player wearing the headgear.
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Abelli said the process revealed that headgear aesthetics were as important as meeting the performance standard, and she added that Cascade hoped the one-piece eyewear/headgear system would become the industry norm, as opposed to separate purchases of protective goggles and headgear.
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But at the college level, where the mere mention of headgear can ignite an especially prickly debate, headgear sales have been met with more resistance.
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Last year, the Florida High School Athletic Association mandated the use of headgear during all girls' lacrosse games and practices, even though there was no nationally approved headgear.
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In reality, just two Brown players wore headgear last season and the university decided to buy enough headgear to outfit the entire team and make its use optional.
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In 1982, when the American Medical Association moved to ban boxing, everybody panicked and put headgear on the boxers, but nobody ever looked to see what the headgear did.
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Headgear hangs up on the wall inside Virtualities, waiting for customers Headgear hangs up on the wall inside Virtualities, waiting for customers But never mind all that for now.
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" When asked specifically about forcing fighters to wear headgear during a match, Rogan says he wasn't keen on that either -- "There's actually an argument that wearing headgear is worse.
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But many current coaches, while not advocating the use of the optional headgear next year, maintain that they can control how rough the game will get if headgear becomes more prevalent.
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He found that in the 7,352 rounds that took place with boxers wearing headgear, the rate of concussion was 0.38 per cent, compared with 0.17 per cent in the 7,545 rounds without headgear.
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To be clear, it's the headgear that really got me.
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Has headgear technology not improved in the last 15 years?
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Those fights were amateur so we had to wear headgear.
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Allows people to wear religious headgear in the House chamber.
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Who could forget the polar bear pelts and rodent headgear?
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How a young Gray asked her to sign her headgear.
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Unidentified Speaker: [Arabic] Hawk: Now she's putting on her headgear.
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But at least one manufacturer, Cascade, has tested its product with focus groups and plans to have the headgear ready for consumers when the new headgear terminology of the National Federation of High Schools/U.
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Avoc might be on to something with their Trump-inspired headgear.
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Facebook -owned Oculus is shipping its latest VR headgear from today.
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Harmonica Nothing cooler than looking like you're wearing orthodontic headgear. 25.
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He was rockin' his usual headgear ... and a black Kaep jersey.
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Olympic bouts are only three rounds, and fighters must wear headgear.
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Neither of the fighters wore headgear, and both were drug-tested.
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Mike buckled on my headgear and swiped Vaseline over my nose.
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Carey left the hotel without headgear, which she clearly soon regretted.
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But the organization is closely monitoring the surge in headgear use.
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Other sports, including soccer, already allow players to wear headgear during matches.
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The headgear has an adjustable lense, so that fixes some minor problems.
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"Long enough to order up a new batch of headgear," Dunderhoff said.
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There are endless options when it comes to choosing your audio headgear.
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We're seeing other steps in this direction with Oculus and HoloLens headgear.
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Still, the new headgear continues to meet resistance throughout the lacrosse community.
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An effort to require headgear in New York stalled four years ago.
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The only thing missing, I think, was the — the genitalia-shaped headgear.
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And although no headgear, even hard-shell helmets, has been proven to prevent all concussions, headgear has been effective in lessening head trauma caused by stick-to-head or ball-to-head contact, which does occur in girls' lacrosse.
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The rules are simple, and vicious: no gloves, no headgear, no time limits.
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Tubes coming from their headgear reveal that their air supply is filtered, too.
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You authored the most recent purity report for the headgear, am I right?
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Antonio Marras had camouflage headgear that lets you slip into a bush unnoticed.
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Sure, Conor's wearing headgear so already you know it's basically a sparring sesh.
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The only thing that's different about the no headgear is the head butts.
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As of October 1, 2017, players will finally be allowed to wear headgear.
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"They said 'no' because my of my 'headgear,'" Ms. Salem told The Times.
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"The idea that headgear prevents concussions is ludicrous to begin with," he said.
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They fear the "gladiator effect," which suggests that headgear will foster fiercer play.
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The no-headgear fight will be shown exclusively on sports livestreaming app DAZN.
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Toughman provides the 16-ounce boxing gloves, a padded kidney belt, and headgear.
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Headgear looked safe so it must be safe, science and humanity be damned.
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Taliban wearing traditional headgear entered Kabul through gates in the south and southeast.
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As of October 1, 20143, players will finally be allowed to wear headgear.
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While Florida became the first state to require headgear for girls, in 2015, it will not ask its athletes to wear the newly approved headgear until 2018, a spokesman said, "to give several companies the opportunity" to meet the new guidelines.
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Consider the aesthetics of the headgear, which could be off-putting to everyday consumers.
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Beatrice's elaborate headgear at Kate and Wills' wedding prompted something of a Photoshop battle.
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Just slap on the cybernetic headgear worn by Lobot in the Empire Strikes Back.
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Aside from the occasional joke about headgear, braces rarely make an appearance on television.
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He did not want to take off the religious headgear in front of others.
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The women wear stiff and elaborate headgear: patches of white in the humble gloom.
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Perhaps Marshmello's relatively simple costuming represents a new wrinkle on the EDM-headgear continuum.
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A lot of the religious references were created through accessories — headgear, halos, or wings.
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Here's what else is happening: It's a great day for headgear: sunglasses, cap, sweatband.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Paranoiac's headgear" is TINFOIL HAT.
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At Corning-Painted Post High School, an on-field incident in 2016 — an opponent without headgear was struck in the head at point blank range when a shot was rifled at the goal — prompted athletic administrators to require headgear the following season.
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The headgear itself cost more than US$500, as opposed to $15 for Google Cardboard.
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Both competitors will be wearing headgear, shin guards, knee pads, and gloves with thicker padding.
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These metamorphoses are achieved via instant costume changes, including one breathless sequence involving flying headgear.
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Many of the costumes, and their accompanying flamboyant headgear, take inspiration from traditional Khmer clothing.
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It's a professional fight, so there's no headgear, there's no shin pads, no elbow pads.
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Aligning your paleolithic instincts to your orthodontics for humanity; humanity headgear for humanity's technological adolescence.
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Corbett calls himself a "pastafarian," who wears the item as part of his religious headgear.
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Members and staff are also be permitted to wear religious headgear in the House chamber.
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This bottle makes it so easy they don't even have to take off their headgear.
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I saw my tall opponent a few paces ahead in her blue robe and headgear.
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It introduced its first major product last month, selling lacrosse headgear online for about $140.
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Another counterargument is that other sports have had success with the widespread use of headgear.
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That also means that Paul and KSI won't be wearing headgear for this boxing match.
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The company has gone through multiple iterations of its headgear, especially after consulting with players.
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Lacking proper helmets, the SEAL divers taped a medley of flashlights to their improvised headgear.
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Once Cardi B took off her headgear, would you still think: Yes, she's the Madonna?
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Ryan was in a festive spirit, as he rocked traditional Saudi headgear and face paint.
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The headgear later raised a reported 81,000 pounds ($100,000) for charity at an online auction.
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The S & S Hat Company began selling headgear in 1923 to boutiques and department stores.
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It's a complicated historical detective story that's resulted in a vast misconception about Viking headgear.
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One of the key proposals put forth by AIBA was to do away with headgear altogether.
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Of course, when you take a closer look, Hadid's headgear is actually intricate silver face jewelry.
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If you're like us, you've been repressing your distant memories of headgear until this very moment.
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Unfortunately for law-abiding parents, Goben said, only kids can score coupons for wearing their headgear.
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As nearby service members removed their headgear, holding it to their chests, POTUS bowed his head.
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But you don't need any kind of VR headgear to watch it (though it definitely helps).
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Manny took a seat and waited as Sherwin prepared the laptop and Muraskin readied the headgear.
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Sportswear giant Adidas lost another battle over its three-stripe branding on clothing, footwear and headgear.
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That will soon change with new, regulated headgear set to appear in stores in several months.
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They're like Teletubbies that grew up, chilled out, lost their headgear, and took up nude sunbathing.
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Blooms are juxtaposed with cannabis leaves and neon strips, and waxy red anthuriums make excellent headgear.
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Florida imposed a headgear mandate on the approximately 217,400 high school girls playing the sport there.
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He even filed two grievances against the NFL over the headgear, both of which were denied.
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An Austrian man successfully demanded the right to wear similar headgear in his driver's license photo.
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Both pieces of headgear still look freakishly sci-fi, like something out of a "Star Trek" episode.
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Models at Parisian fashion house Avoc's Autumn/Winter 2016 show were seen sporting the controversial latex headgear.
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But whether ditching headgear actually makes boxers safer—especially from non-concussion injuries—is, well, more complicated.
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Hadid showed off the headgear for Maison Margiela this Wednesday during Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris.
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He and his partner David Shiner are remounting their 2013 hit, a slapstick extravaganza with occasional headgear.
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The devices are small, portable, and look like headgear out of Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century.
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In addition, the headgear tracked my movement so precisely, I could dodge virtual bullets, objects, and punches.
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He and his partner David Shiner are remounting their 25279 hit, a slapstick extravaganza with occasional headgear.
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West then responded to Deadmau5 on Twitter Wednesday, making fun of the EDM god's mouse-eared headgear.
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Microsoft HoloLens, the company's highly anticipated augmented-reality headgear finally has an official ship date: March 30th.
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But while his beat-up headgear looked cool, wearing it was "a goddamn nightmare," the actor says.
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Once you've picked out your animal ears, headgear, and other virtual decorations, you can add custom text.
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As with other sports, no headgear, even hard-shell helmets, has been proved to prevent all concussions.
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"It's had an impact and parents appreciate it," the Bullis coach, Kathleen Lloyd, said of the headgear.
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Her headgear conceals all but a few silver-brown hairs, the thin ruddiness of blown-out pores.
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But to fully appreciate those sounds, you need some solid headgear like the Plantronics RIG 500HX Headset.
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Rapper Kamaiyah was arrested Friday after she defied TSA agents who demanded she take off her headgear.
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A little fact check ... Caitlyn isn't down with Trump anymore, despite recently being seen rocking his headgear.
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There is no consensus, either, on whether the girls who are using headgear are playing any rougher.
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And for that reason, Brown University's decision to make headgear available to its players drew sharp attention.
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Before this year, Cooper aligned herself with those who feared that headgear would irreparably change the game.
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In another shift, this Olympics marks the first time since 1980 that fighters are competing without headgear.
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The headgear didn't hamper his performance; he scored four goals as Italy moved top of the group.
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Yesterday in Lausanne, Switzerland, the International Olympic Committee executive board declared that the IOC would not stand in the way of a 19843 AIBA decision to remove headgear from amateur boxing and therefore boxers at this summer's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will not be wearing headgear.
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I was concerned my glasses might interfere with the comfort, but the headgear fit just fine over them.
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A colander's main use is straining pasta, but it has become the headgear of choice for Pastafarians everywhere.
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The botanical and regal fitted headgear stole the show and set a precedent for what was to come.
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I wore headgear growing up (late bloomer) and was pre-dental in college — so I'm obsessed with teeth.
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These otherworldly headgear are the work of designer Neri Oxman and her team at MIT's Mediated Matter group.
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The "Starships" rapper showed off some of London's most famous sights while wearing some interesting diamond encrusted headgear.
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Those trinkets can be posters, special jewel cases, figurines, and — what seems to be exceptionally popular today — headgear.
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Images of Ned Kelly and his armored headgear by the Australian painter Sidney Nolan may come to mind.
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You have to be gentle with headgear designed to withstand at least 100 times the force of gravity.
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Sects, ethnicities and religions distinguished themselves from others and signalled membership of their groups through dress and headgear.
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The headset, which looked exactly like the one pictured above, is what one might call fully-occluded headgear.
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Boxers fought headgear free at the 2013 and 2015 world championships as well as the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
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In the upcoming fight, neither KSI or Logan will wear headgear as they did in their first one.
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Maloney later told Johnson his hair and headgear were not in compliance with the rules, according to Speziali.
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There was, however, another constituency at the gathering that was emphatic about the utility and value of headgear.
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The custom augmented-reality headgear merges your real world with the one imagined in the Star Wars Saga.
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Trump also stepped out in a pith helmet, headgear linked to British explorers and colonial administrators in Africa.
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His collection presentations, meanwhile, verge on Surrealist theater, and feature models in animal headgear or bonkers blowup suits.
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Some stars sported headgear that was fit for the Kentucky Derby or next week's royal wedding in London.
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Trilobites Scientists devised "virtual crash testing" to see if an extinct deer's colossal headgear was just for show.
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Plus, a raw turkey is used as headgear in a way that Mr. Bean would be proud of.
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But it was only in 2014 that FIFA, the international soccer organization, lifted its ban on religious headgear.
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"We do anticipate that some policy makers will move to require it," Ann Carpenetti, the vice president of lacrosse operations for U.S. Lacrosse, said of the standardized optional headgear, which must cover the entire head but also be of a malleable material so it does not imperil players without headgear.
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The $100 accessory requires inserting a Samsung Galaxy smartphone into the headgear, relying on the smartphone's screen for video.
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Said findings suggest wearing headgear actually increases the likelihood of concussions and brain trauma in fighters, not decrease it.
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The headgear may soften the blow of an impact but it won't stop the brain moving in the skull.
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It's been a big, big question in Thrones, about when they're up North, whether they wear headgear or not.
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The first lady's choice of headgear made quite a statement on the second day of the French state visit.
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Many referred to the crocheted hats as "thinking caps," saying the headgear represents critical thinking, a cornerstone of science.
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Fans were feeling Hela, who looked hella badass in every shot, whether she was scowling or wearing amazing headgear.
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But headgear has been effective in reducing head trauma caused by stick-to-head or ball-to-head contact.
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Videos from "The Janice Tapes" series (2000) find Ms. Donegan wearing plastic masks that look like punk-primitive headgear.
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But headgear has been effective in lessening head trauma caused by stick-to-head or ball-to-head contact.
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Players who have not yet seen the new headgear are not sure how receptive they will be to it.
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Also his fondness for a creative piece of headgear (Cromwellian berets in pastel fur), fringe and crystalline evening wear.
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No longer allowed to wear a Schutt Air Advantage helmet, Brown now will don Xenith Shadow headgear this year.
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Fights are typically five rounds of three minutes of fighting with no headgear and competitors wearing 10 ounce gloves.
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The researchers assigned about half the teams to wear headgear during an entire season while the rest did not.
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It has become a treasured San Francisco staple, renowned as much for its spectacularly sculptural headgear as its content.
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In my neighborhood in Berlin, and others across the country, people wearing Jewish headgear are harassed on the street.
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There's no headgear in this fight and I don't have a mouth guard to protect my expensive white teeth.
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"There are provisions in the House rules that permit medically necessary headgear," Gaetz said after walking off the floor.
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Brown University purchased headgear for its entire team in the spring, sending a jolt throughout the college lacrosse community.
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The headgear, Corbett said, did not stop the player from sustaining another concussion, and that one ended her career.
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The price of the headgear ranges from $140 to $150 and the Cascade product comes with integrated protective eyewear.
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There are no helmets or headgear or anything beyond lightly gloved fists to suggest an enhanced degree of protection.
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From the stage, looking out over the growing number of people wearing parrot headgear, he realized there was demand.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry aren't at Windsor Castle anymore, a fact proven by their recent choice of headgear.
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Mark makes his move after his 16-year-old son, Joaquin, gets his headgear ripped off by his foe.
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Old headgear and boxing gloves are reused as padding, duct-taped to the red, white and blue corner posts.
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In March 2015, the Police Department tweaked its policy with an "interim order" to ensure that when photographs were taken, those opposed to removing religious headgear could be taken to a private area at Police Headquarters at 1 Police Plaza, to be photographed without the headgear by someone of the same gender.
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Around fourth grade my orthodontist prescribed nighttime headgear, so I wore it to school one day, just because I could.
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But this time, Hadid is bringing back an orthodontic accessory we never thought we would see on the runway: headgear.
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And if you wore headgear — or even if you just had braces — you'll understand the painful memories (literally and figuratively).
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After all, jean skirts and scrunchies are back in style, so why not add headgear face jewelry to the mix?
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Unfortunately, no one in their right mind would ever want to wear something that looks so much like orthodontic headgear.
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We're told it's mostly about fitness now, but she's not ruling out sparring eventually ... with very thick headgear, we hope.
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The IOC said AIBA had presented medical research that showed concussions were less likely to occur without headgear than with.
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Surely they bypassed all bad haircuts, painful headgear and embarrassing outfits and just reached adulthood ready for their "wings," right?
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"Bring the headgear back 100 percent," Lewis said on Twitter after being ruled out by the cut over his eye.
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An STX spokeswoman said the company's headgear would be ready as soon as its lab and field testing were completed.
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Most vehicles in the Outback are outfitted with roo-bars, large metal contraptions strapped to the hoods like orthodontic headgear.
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Their loss of humanity seems to be reflected mostly by the occasional artificial limb, and some odd choices around headgear.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived at the track in a horse-drawn carriage, and some pretty sweet headgear.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Nick will rock his signature headgear without concern or pushback from the network.
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But there was no difference in rates of sport-related concussions among those who wore headgear and those who didn't.
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Trilobites It took recent excavations to finally prove that the headgear depicted in hieroglyphic scenes was real and not iconographic.
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They belong to the Syria Civil Defense, popularly known as the White Helmets for the color of their protective headgear.
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He's the only Resistance trench soldier without headgear on when the group is first showed preparing to defend their stronghold.
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But now, we might have to rethink our tortured headgear memories, because if Bella Hadid says they're cool, maybe they are?
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Johnson's cap, however, was not attached to his headgear as required by a fairly recent rules change, according to the paper.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is typically the queen of outlandish headgear, always attempting to perfectly adhere to the annual Met Gala theme.
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Many sensitive matters, like the teaching of Islam and the regulation of female headgear, are handled at regional or local level.
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Darth Vader wouldn't have been the same without his heavy-breathing headgear, or Chewbacca without his yak hair and mohair exterior.
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A woman in lingerie sets fire to the tiers of her pronged headgear before igniting another ingénue in diamante nipple tassles.
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"AIBA provided medical and technical data that showed the number of concussions is lower without headgear," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.
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On Tuesday, the talk show host tweeted a photo of herself and her cocker spaniel Sadie rocking matching Wonder Woman headgear.
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Headgear isn't worn, fights can be longer, gloves can be lighter and injuries don't cause fights to be stopped as quickly.
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The viewer's eye goes to his headgear—not a helmet, exactly, but an openwork knit cap woven from thick white cords.
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A family support group for children with XP purchased the new headgear and plans to share it among the group members.
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The referee later told Andrew his hair and headgear were not in compliance with league regulations, Speziali said in the statement.
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While dancers are identical in form, which emphasizes the repetition of performance, they often wear a variety of outfits and headgear.
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The Congolese troops wore camouflage fatigues and a variety of headgear — a bright-red ski cap, a rusted steel pot helmet.
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The royal headgear has throughout history symbolized the power of its wearer, and was typically made using expensive metals and jewels.
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Future studies will need more in-depth analysis of different types of headgear, which can become expensive to test, McGuine said.
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At a cost of roughly $89,000, most of which was defrayed by a sponsor, every league player was outfitted with headgear.
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One of Takahashi's regular collaborators is Katsuya Kamo, who oversees all the hair, makeup and creature-like headgear for his shows.
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Female Muslim athletes have struggled with finding headgear that will not slow them down or distract them from arduous physical exercise.
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Finally, on May 4, 2017, FIBA's 139 member federations met for a vote and unanimously approved the new rule allowing headgear.
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It's hard to get a good look at their faces, but they do appear to be wearing headgear and body armor.
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According to Arum, the two ring legends would face off in a two-round exhibition match wearing headgear and 16-ounce gloves.
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This year, the Olympics ditched boxing headgear for the first time since 1984, making it look a lot more like professional boxing.
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Boxing is among the riskiest sports at the Games, even if the men are shunning headgear for the first time since 233.
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Boxing is among the riskiest sports at the Games, even if the men are shunning headgear for the first time since 1984.
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Iran has supplied sniper rifles, laser-guided rifles, night vision goggles, small surveillance drones, headgear and sophisticated communication equipment to the Taliban.
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The dogs, decked out in festive headgear, may look like they are only there for fun, but they were also doing work.
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The resolution still isn't the best, and the headgear is still a bit clumsy, but I think we're just at the beginning.
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But while she stands atop a grand staircase, looking imperious and sporting a towering bit of headgear, she's really a bit player.
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Though the royal cousins to Harry and William love outlandish headgear, the don't don the sparkly accessories coveted by Disney fans everywhere.
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Likely, Juengst said, the Guangala hoped this "mortuary headgear" would ensure that these infants had extra protection or extra links to ancestors.
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It has also demanded a public apology from the airlines, along with staff training on how to screen passengers with religious headgear.
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During the incident in question, Speziali said the referee told Andrew his hair and headgear were not in compliance with league regulations.
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Stolker was similarly dumbfounded later that day when he tried to order girls' lacrosse headgear online and found that none formally existed.
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If sales take off, the headgear, which is approved by U.S. Lacrosse, could alter the landscape of girls' and women's lacrosse forever.
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As with other sports like football and ice hockey, no headgear, even hard-shell helmets, has been proven to prevent all concussions.
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With the simple attachment of an umbrella canopy to headgear, it eliminates the need to carry a stick around, freeing the hands.
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He said nunchaku were adapted from horses' headgear, a quick self-defense weapon that aristocrats could use to protect themselves from bandits.
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"AIBA provided medical and technical data that showed the number of concussions is lower without headgear," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said yesterday.
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If you don't acknowledge that, you make popular politics look like a series of crazy fashions, like the same trousers or headgear.
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As it happened, the sprightliest element of a richly imaginative show came in the form of headgear by the artist Shalva Nikvashvili.
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Wearing wireless headgear with a built-in Windows 10 computer, the designers can experience any given feature as a real world driver would.
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He says Vigano arrived at their last meeting in a secret location wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap - unusual headgear for an archbishop.
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Headgear can also make players feel protected when they are not, so they wanted to make sure it wasn't confused for protective gear.
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Outside, agency employees in colorful government jumpers filed into the building wearing OxyCap purification headgear that allowed them to breathe the polluted air.
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With complete disregard for the plight of every short guest in attendance, women are highly encouraged to wear elaborate headgear at these weddings.
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Whether it's a lychee hairband, curly bamboo shoot wig or blueberry wreath, Xiao Pi looks like it was born to model delicious headgear.
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Jump right into this month by taking a peek at these celebs trying to throw some serious shade by hiding in their headgear.
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Then, after claiming that he was an "early and still fan," he criticizes their signature robot costumes, implying that their headgear looked immature.
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"In international competitions, there is a desire to see the headgear off because fans want to see the face, the trauma," Cantu said.
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Exactly what the new girls' lacrosse headgear will look like is a mystery that has left lacrosse coaches and administrators restless with anticipation.
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Wearing masks and/or headgear is one way that DJs and performers have long adopted the guise of anonymity throughout dance music history.
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Katie Uhlaender of the United States chose a bald eagle for her headgear, and Barrett Martineau of Canada a fanged and snarling bear.
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Most hunters now don padded headgear that, however inelegant, is a lot more useful in the event a rider becomes a human cannonball.
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Boston College Coach Acacia Walker also opposes headgear in the sport, though she said she would not stop a player from wearing it.
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Any concerns about users bypassing the protective headgear are largely erased because both New York and Washington, D.C. have helmet laws, Reig said.
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A notorious 1925 "Hat Law" outlawed the fez and turban; the only acceptable male headgear was a Western-style hat with a brim.
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Facebook's vision for the future of wearable VR/AR headgear It's true, we've gone the AR route before, most notably with Google Glass.
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HTC, the technology maker based in Taiwan, has also developed virtual reality headgear called Vive with the help of Valve, the games distribution company.
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Counterintuitively, referees had to stop matches for head injuries (aka likely concussions) more often when boxers were wearing headgear, according to an AIBA study.
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The system, which has no name, uses a selfie to figure out your basic look: hair, eye color, skin tone, face shape, headgear, etc.
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According to the Courier Post, Johnson's covering was barred because it was not attached to headgear, as required by a fairly recent rule change.
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Most states require people to take their driver's license photos free of headgear or other items, but exceptions are sometimes made for religious reasons.
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The KSI-Paul fight is scheduled for six rounds and, unlike in their previous meeting, they will wear lighter gloves and forego protective headgear.
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But at the end of the day, boxers say that the goal of the sport remains unchanged, regardless of the new rules and headgear.
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But last year, with worries spreading over concussions, U.S. Lacrosse, the governing body, helped adopt standards for headgear for players who want the protection.
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The new girls' headgear, though optional, is likely to be snapped up by anxious parents fearing the head injuries that occur in girls' lacrosse.
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These are the same sports fans that go to a football game without a shirt on while dosing themselves with colors and random headgear.
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But a more directly visual predecessor to the modern DJ's headgear came via virtual reality (VR)—specifically, the goggles one wears to experience it.
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And then I found an old pair of earbuds, sewed foam around each bud, and threaded the foam-bumps into holes in the headgear.
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After I'd built my headgear, I discovered companies were selling similar devices online — usually in the form of fleece headbands outfitted with flat earphones.
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HoloLens Box Seeing the package for the first time, you finally understand what $3,000 gets you in the world of cutting-edge holographic headgear.
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"We see the pockets around the country where headgear is no longer an oddity," said Ann Carpenetti, U.S. Lacrosse's vice president for lacrosse operations.
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Still, an increasingly nervous band of parents and athletic administrators have pushed for headgear, pointing to escalating rates of head trauma in girls' lacrosse.
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In the 1990s, the iconic Western headgear was acquired by a conglomerate held by an all-American leveraged-buyout firm based in New York.
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Meanwhile, some experts have held that the head cones were merely artistic additions, like the symbolic halos in Christian iconography, rather than real headgear.
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Delegates from China's dozens of ethnic minority groups were required, as always, to wear traditional costumes, often with elaborate headgear - and news photographers swarmed.
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When she tours Africa in a white pith helmet, for instance, ignorant to the history of violence and colonization behind the headgear, people notice.
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Musk did not say how people can get their hands on the headgear, and has yet to respond to a CNBC request asking for details.
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Ms. Smith, dressed in stained clothes and strange headgear, with grimy hands and unwashed hair, doesn't shy away from the repellent aspects of her character.
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The pro wrestling legend was at LAX with his BFF, Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart -- when he told us why he saves his headgear.
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Lady Liberty has a pretty nice bit of headgear herself, but when compared with the Silver school of millinery, it looks like a children's tiara.
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While many folks would happily endure a bad hair day so long as it was caused by some priceless headgear, HRH may have a point.
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Inside the building another commonplace object—headgear—invites the viewer, on the one hand, to celebrate revolutionary struggle, and on the other to contemplate violence.
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Men's hair must be "neatly groomed," with "sideburns neatly trimmed," and hair cannot interfere with headgear, protective masks or equipment, according to Army Study Guide.
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The group shared "Automaton" via a music video, in which lead singer Jay Kay traverses a seemingly deserted world with his signature headgear in tow.
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August 8th, 2016 Get ready for the launch of "fashionable" virtual reality headgear on Monday with the arrival of the V1 VR Glasses from Dlodlo.
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Carpenetti also said she did not think that college teams, governed by the N.C.A.A. and a slightly different rule book, would adopt a headgear requirement.
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The 61-year-old former emergency medical technician had bemoaned the fact that Michigan was surrounded by states that allow bikers to ride without headgear.
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When it comes to protection, headgear and padded gloves can actually make things MORE dangerous for an MMA fighter ... so says UFC commentator Joe Rogan.
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As of right now the AIBA's ban on headgear in amateur fights and at this summer's upcoming Olympics only extends as far as male heads.
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Ms Ardern, wearing a black scarf, comforted families of the victims — a remarkable gesture given the reactions Muslim women's headgear provokes in many Western countries.
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About 70 families from the middle school to the high school level footed the $150 cost per player for headgear during the 2017 spring season.
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Dear Miss Manners: I'm a fan of a sports team whose fans are known for wearing headgear in the shape of a wedge of cheese.
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Unlike a lot of movies involving CGI transformation, the actors didn&apost have to wear any kind of headgear or tracking dots on their faces.
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Suffice to say that the Cleveland Browns are the only N.F.L. franchise rumored to offer grocery bags with eye holes as official-team-shop headgear.
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This summer, a dozen athletes wore neuroimaging headgear for the first time to get a peek at how their brains function in simulated athletic conditions.
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It's an entertaining vision, enabled mostly by Facebook's Oculus Rift headgear and Oculus Touch controllers, the latter of which has yet to hit the market.
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Stenson, former world number one Lee Westwood and four-times major winner Ernie Els were among several other players wearing black ribbons on their headgear.
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Since Mixed Reality partner headgear are 3D displays with six-degrees of freedom motion tracking, all the processing of and interaction with 103D imagery is done on the PC. As a result, two cables, an HDMI and USB 3, snake out of the back of the headgear and get plugged into a high-powered PC. In my case, it was a 17-inch Razer gaming rig.
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Ditko visualized Strange's mystic adventures in a rush of pulp Jackson Pollock semi-abstract patterns and lines swarming around weird fire-headed demons and improbable headgear.
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With a global audience at the Olympics, boxers said they were especially pleased to go without - even if no headgear means more scratches and, sometimes, cuts.
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The logo for the game also features what looks like a Corinthian helmet, a primary piece of protective headgear worn by Greek soldiers during that era.
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Just last year the Supreme Court expressly acknowledged them as acceptable, as long as the policy has exceptions for protected classes (like wearing religiously-motivated headgear).
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Whatever one may think about headgear for girls of eight or below, the participants in the argument appear to live in different cultural and ethical universes.
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Luckily, you can still pick up your own at good old Zumiez, which has never let us down when it comes to our novelty headgear needs.
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She is Enheduanna, as we know from her headgear—typical of the entu [high priestess]—and from her name inscribed on the back of the disk.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)Korean boy band BTS have been criticized by a Jewish human rights group for posing in headgear featuring a Nazi-style symbol.
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Baseball gloves, bats, caps, and headgear for other sports is also slated to see marked increase in cost as Trump's tariffs continue to go into effect.
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The rules package would explicitly ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity and would allow people to wear religious headgear in the House chamber.
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The iPhone would be be integrated into the headgear via its port or some other connection method so the two separate devices could function better together.
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They found that the pants, headgear and cartridge belt on the Navy corpsman identified as John Bradley were different from the gear he wore that day.
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Mark, clad in a black wrestling singlet, gold sneakers, and white headgear came up the median at a slow jog, dragging a jump rope behind him.
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CEO Marc Benioff tweeted about it: The dancer was affiliated with Beach Blanket Babylon, a long-running San Francisco musical known for its outrageously oversized headgear.
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They said that the decision to remove the headgear was to make amateur boxing more appealing to fans, and to entice more professionals to the Olympics.
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If you already own a PlayStation, spending a few hundred dollars for the headgear and accessories is a worthwhile purchase to get started on virtual reality.
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But the optional, soft-sided headgear permitted in past girls' lacrosse games, like those currently in use in Florida, would not conform to the new standards.
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The children, aged one to six, wear a life vest and protective headgear and run to an evacuation tower just 100 meters (yards) from the school.
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We're facing a brave new automotive world in which people zoom down the road in a self-driving vehicle while wearing fully immersive virtual-reality headgear.
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The packaging for the international takes on the classic chocolate candy features M&M's characters – what the brand calls spokescandies – wearing headgear to reflect each flavor.
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There was a professional-grade heavy bag and a speed bag in the garage, as well as full sets of headgear and scarlet-red Everlast gloves.
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The reason Christmas crackers have crowns is traced back to the ancient Romans, who wore decorative headgear to celebrate Saturnalia, a festival around the winter solstice.
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And by explore a glacier, I mean we actually descended down a staircase of ice steps, holding on to ropes, with headgear, into an actual ice cave.
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Now, Schefter is reporting Brown is SO upset over not being able to use his favorite headgear -- he's threatening to RETIRE if he doesn't get his way!!
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Synchronized swimmers may be the epitome of elegance in the pool, but their headgear of choice becoming the accessory du jour was not one we saw coming.
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With the IOC's blessing of autonomy, AIBA announced they would also allow professional boxers to compete in the Olympics alongside amateurs three months after the headgear ban.
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The hat won notice during the Donald Trump presidential campaign -- with Trump himself wearing the headgear on many occasions over the course of his White House bid.
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The ubiquitous headgear often associated with Vikings, we're told in the exhibition, actually came out of the imagination of an 1876 costume designer staging a Wagner opera.
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Smith essentially confirmed he and Flynn are an item by posting a pic of the two of them together in a London elevator wearing matching unicorn headgear.
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Carey Mulligan may have been under the false impression SUN-dance did not require headgear, but she learned a hard lesson Saturday during the famous film festival.
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It's been a long and trip-filled wait but mixed reality headgear maker Magic Leap will finally, finally be shipping its first piece of hardware this summer.
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A leaflet titled "Types of Idolatry", lies beside empty cartons of orange juice drunk by the recruits and packaging of the boots and balaclava headgear they wore.
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They'll use fabric and leather scraps to make frog headgear and feet (and maybe even a tongue) inspired by the spotted patterns many species use as camouflage.
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While the approved headgear cannot have a hard outer shell or sharp protruding parts, it is required to absorb the impact of a ball traveling 60 m.p.h.
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But Carpenetti, the U.S. Lacrosse vice president, insisted that settling on a unified, approved headgear standard was meant to save the traditions of girls' and women's lacrosse.
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The obituary also misidentified the type of headgear worn by Sally Field on the television show "The Flying Nun," on which Ms. Sherwood was a co-star.
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The current iteration was made for the show's European tour and includes an array of imaginative clothing featuring lots of feathers, sequins, stretchy fabrics and huge headgear.
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The biggest controversy had to do with the silly headgear: the pith helmet on safari in Kenya, which had people crying "Colonialism" and "Ignorance," and the fedora.
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Officials say Brown is the first major N.C.A.A. program to make headgear available to all of its players, though it remains optional for them to use it.
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Until then, there was no headgear specifically designed for girls' lacrosse, and wearing hard-shell helmets from boys' lacrosse was banned because it might endanger opposing players.
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In a quest for a safer helmet, the NFL is starting a $3 million program aimed at the development of new headgear that outperforms anything currently available.
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The queen's choice of headgear became an unexpected talking point with a number of posts on Twitter claiming it bore striking similarities to the European Union flag.
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He occasionally handed the mask to his son, Patrick, 3, and daughter, Catherine, 4, who all but disappeared from the shoulders up under the adult-sized headgear.
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Speaking at the congress, Mnangagwa reinforced the message from his headgear, announcing revisions to the party's constitution that backed "total ownership and control" of Zimbabwe's natural resources.
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The headgear must be black or white, or of the same dominant color as that of the uniform, and the same color for all players on a team.
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Then again, that was years ago, and companies like Magic Leap and even Facebook are getting the public used to the idea of headgear that can "mix" realities.
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We're expecting bucketloads of mixed-reality headgear this fall, all of which you can hook up to your Windows PCs to go virtually snorkeling in the virtual Andes.
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We're expecting bucketloads of mixed-reality headgear this fall, all of which you can hook up to your Windows PCs to go virtually snorkeling in the virtual Andes.
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The group — known for their headgear and their willingness to save civilians after government attacks collapse buildings — provided evidence that the chemical attack was perpetrated by Assad's forces.
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With ritualistic undertones, and sleek costume design, Clark's "Peak Magnetic" features two dancers, clad in full-body suits and headgear reminiscent of wardrobe from Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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The specialization study is not the only one being followed by McGuine, who is also tracking the effectiveness of headgear in reducing concussions among high school soccer players.
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With their previous boxing match ending in a draw, the two YouTubers faced off for a second bout on November 9 at Staples Center, this time without headgear.
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The headgear of this infant was oriented "such that the primary individual's face looked through and out of the cranial vault of the second," according to the study.
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Officials put out two bear traps, and over the next three weeks, they caught three bears -- but none with unwanted headgear, the department said on its Facebook page.
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At least two other manufacturers of lacrosse gear, STX and Team 22, the authorized licensee of Under Armour, said they were also developing new headgear for women's lacrosse.
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While the system's setup is somewhat complex, the smoothness of the graphics and the high-quality design of the headgear make virtual reality feel ready for prime time.
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But instead of using any kind of fancy headgear, all a viewer needs to relate to Luzian's artworks is a solid imagination and a capacity to feel empathy.
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Besides, all Toughman participants wear headgear and 16oz gloves and are told by the event officials, after signing liability waivers, of course, that it was all perfectly safe.
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The eight ensemble members here are delightfully resourceful as they become an entire population of corrupt thugs and government officials, with little more than a change of headgear.
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The cooks all wear tall white toques, and for many customers, Le Coucou will probably be the first place they've seen that piece of headgear outside children's books.
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The variety of headgear, costumes, decoration and jewelry is like a tour through Europe, Russia, parts of northern Africa and the Middle East early in the 221th century.
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Notably, the clip shows that Joe Kay has not given up wearing his signature headgear, and even updated it with some fancy bells and whistles for the new record.
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He seemed to be in good spirits too, underneath all the headgear -- showing nothing but smiles as he performed despite the awkward run-in he'd caused just hours earlier.
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But some researchers have wondered whether changes to helmets or other protective headgear are, by themselves, sufficient to protect athletes, or whether better helmets might subtly encourage dangerous play.
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Paris' archbishop ditched his holy headgear for something a little more practical during the first mass in the Notre Dame Cathedral since the fire ... opting for a helmet instead.
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He wears an enormous hat, has wide, full, deep chocolate lips and a fey, dispassionate gaze, and his headgear, clothing, and skin are often depicted in a harlequin pattern.
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In general, Google Arts and Culture is very good at generating works of art that look like users—including when they try to trick it with makeup or headgear.
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It's a quaint tradition that continues to this day: Every Saint Patrick's Day, a member of the British royal family presents the Irish Guards with shamrocks for their headgear.
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Perhaps you consider them entitled, indulgent, needy and a little too much to bear — or maybe you're simply skeeved by their weird headgear, strange hieroglyphs and intricate courtship rituals.
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Former world number one Lee Westwood, four-times major winner Ernie Els and world number six Henrik Stenson were among several other players wearing black ribbons on their headgear.
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The study authors aren&apost sure why the children were buried with this extra headgear, but said it could represent an attempt to protect the infants in the afterlife.
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There has, however, always been one intractable obstacle: There has never been a standardized, certified headgear designed for girls' lacrosse and endorsed by the sport's governing body, U.S. Lacrosse.
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At that time, any headgear that players choose to wear must conform to the ASTM standard, which is packed with research and test-driven language but vague on aesthetics.
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She had metal headgear on, like a head brace, which I think was to keep her from banging her head on anything—and she was also five months pregnant.
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It was 100 pages of Saudi cotton candy, filled with splashy photos of the crown prince smiling serenely beneath his checkered headgear here, shaking hands with President Trump there.
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For the harpy scene, Mr. Quartley wears headgear allowing the digital creature to mimic the movement of his face, and he has learned to accentuate lines for dramatic effect.
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The Met's costume shop estimates it has produced some 50,000 millinery pieces — Valkyrie helmets, doomed monarch crowns, wacky Turandot headdresses, and other assorted headgear — since moving to Lincoln Center.
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This character evolved over the decades into her iconic image in the 1970s: cigarillo on lips, three layers of false eyelashes, marvelous headgear, chunky jewelry, and a chinchilla coat.
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Related: Step Into A Playfully Disorienting Pastel Digital Art World Stereoscopic GIFs Get Trippy Makeovers with Neural Network Imaging Take a Walk in Someone Else's Shoes with POV-Altering Headgear
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"Now that Nike has released this line of headgear, the hope is that FIBA, and the sports world at large, will start making Muslim woman a priority, too," wrote Davidson.
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Wearing silver, fire-retardant headgear that gives them a kooky, galactic appearance, the performers dance beneath three inflated airplane evacuation slides, two of which hang from the ceiling like blimps.
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It sees the force follow in the footsteps of Toronto and Edmonton, as well as forces in Sweden, Norway, some U.S. states and London's Metropolitan Police in allowing the headgear.
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Speaking at the congress in 2014, Mnangagwa reinforced the message emblazoned on his headgear, announcing revisions to ZANU-PF's constitution that backed "total ownership and control" of Zimbabwe's natural resources.
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Before this headgear wearing gal had a glowing on-screen smile, she was just another dramatic kid posing for the camera in Hollywood, CA. Can you get who she is?
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He said he got the inspiration to dress up his grandfather in three-piece suits, bow-ties and trendy headgear from seeing photos of other stylish senior citizens from overseas.
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It is unknown how many sporting goods manufacturers will ultimately produce new headgear, but the two companies that have taken the leap into the marketplace could not be more different.
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One of the country's most popular, fastest-growing girls' sports is nearing a move that might seem obvious to outsiders but has instead engendered rigorous debate: offering players protective headgear.
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A better use of the virtual reality headgear was Farlands, a game that involved visiting foreign planets to gather information about alien creatures and plants by taking photos of them.
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Under the rules of Russian MMA, children under the age of 12 are not allowed to compete and all fighters under the age of 21 are required to wear headgear.
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In the AIBA study, Charles Butler, the chairman of the association's medical commission, studied 15,000 boxers, half of whom had competed with headgear and half of whom had competed without.
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It was initially reported on social media, erroneously, that Brown was requiring its players to wear headgear — a falsehood that spread to virtually every corner of the N.C.A.A. coaching ranks.
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Most of the men are seen from the back, a medley of fedoras and caps, the difference in headgear indicating the wearers' social status before the brutal scything of unemployment.
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At their best, milliners evoke a realm of fantasy; the prevailing mood of conservatism in fashion and retail left him making bland headgear for society weddings to support his atelier.
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The Duke and Duchess seemed equally impressed, as summed up in this picture when they sat down together on a wall having just been presented with traditional headgear to wear.
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Tatum — who rarely shares photos of his daughter — appears to be enjoying the boxing session, laughing as Everly showcases her best moves while wearing bulky headgear and large boxing gloves.
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According to CBS Philly, Michael Capuano, a Democratic representative from Massachusetts, showed up to the Hill on Tuesday wearing the headgear after losing a bet to Pennsylvania representative Bob Brady.
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Kim posted a Snapchat wearing them, with Kourtney critiquing her use of video and her problematic angles, Kourtney then posted an Instagram of the three of them sporting their new headgear.
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After scouring the winter accessories sections of every retailer from Urban Outfitters to Net-a-Porter, we're here to announce that this particular array of headgear has gotten a serious makeover.
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Like many aspects of ancient Norse culture, the grand, horned Viking headgear we see in our collective psyche is bullshit; in truth, Vikings wore simple metal helmets, maybe with eye guards.
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Freydal and his competitors wear wild headgear tricked out with feathers or antlers, while their horses are draped with ritzy striped silks; the wooden lances splinter in the air like shrapnel.
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Serduchka, who made a cameo appearance in the Melissa McCarthy film Spy, gave Lady Gaga a run for her money with her headgear and attracted droves of attention on social media.
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VR headsets are being used for making the virtual experience feel so real that you forget the computer, headgear and accessories and act exactly as we would in the real world.
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Oculus also said that in February, it would open orders for a bundle, which includes the Rift headgear system and a computer that is certified to work with Oculus, for $1,500.
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The fabric is also stretchy, meaning the hijab is essentially one-size-fits-all, and will adapt to both the wearer's head and any headgear or uniform their sport may require.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the ancient world, headgear was a primary way of identifying with a glance, the status, trade, gender, ethnic background, and religion of an individual.
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Get a Sodium Batman shirt for $20 See Details Let the god of thunder's headgear keep you warm this winter as you strut around in the snow like a true Asgardian.
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CNN affiliate KABC-TV reported the Long Beach Police Department changed its policy in November 2016 to allow an arrested person to wear religious headgear unless there is a safety concern.
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One of the first screens you'll see when you start using Mixed Reality in Windows 10 Creators Update The speed with which we set up the Mixed Reality headgear is important.
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Rossini's tale of the quasi-mythic Assyrian queen Semiramis is buried in feathered headgear, tasselled parasols, bejewelled scabbards, beauty-pageant crowns and sashes, and swaths of scarlet and purple and teal.
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In the preview above, a full seven members of the Cyrus clan — including Miley in the passenger seat — don matching headgear for a sing along of Billy Ray's "Achy Breaky Heart".
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The aesthetic of the headgear — it looks like a pair of black ski goggles with air traffic controller headphones built into the sides — is not designed to get you a date.
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It's a bit clumsy to navigate the surface world with the headgear, but Thaler views the build and science behind it as more of a teaching process than a useful gadget.
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The ABIA's reasoning, according to group President Ching-Kuo Wu, is simple: There just hasn't been as much research done on the effects of headgear for women boxers as for men.
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But last year, U.S. Lacrosse and A.S.T.M. International, an organization that develops and publishes standards for a range of products, approved the first guidelines for headgear designed for the women's game.
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Archaeologists have long puzzled over the purpose of the mysterious headgear, and whether they were real items worn by people, or just iconographic ornaments, like halos crowning saints in Christian artwork.
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The result looked weird (with Mr. Owens, it often does), but the Mr. Snuffleupagus headgear made everyone smile, and the point was compelling: Rise to the occasion, don't sink to it.
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Page was wearing a floppy red hat that made him resemble the titular castaway on "Gilligan's Island," prompting as many queries about his headgear as about the contents of his delivery.
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During my virtual reality jaunts at the trade show, I strapped on the Rift headgear, which connects to a computer, and looped the two controllers around my hands to test two applications.
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"It's just sort of how I felt as a really quiet kid with headgear and then suddenly being an actress in L.A. Basically how I haven't felt comfortable in my own skin."
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LL: Um, you know that my favorite character is the girl with too-tight headgear, who shows up in roughly five scenes (including a large picture projected onto the screen at prom).
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Riddell, the company behind the helmets worn by around 60 percent of NFL players, will use a new 3D head-scanning process on each player who wears its new Precision Fit headgear.
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In an increasingly lucrative market, dozens of companies and startups are selling futuristic-looking headgear that promise to connect to your brain to relieve stress, enhance memory, improve sleep or increase focus.
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It's just sort of how I felt as a really quiet kid with headgear and then suddenly being an actress in L.A. Basically how I haven't felt comfortable in my own skin.
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But too often agencies and blue helmets (as in the headgear worn by peacekeepers) are lackeys of autocrats, forming "abusive" relationships with those in power, according to Richard Gowan of Columbia University.
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Yes, the "dad hat" — aka your father's favorite headgear, the solid-colored, cotton or canvas curved-brim baseball cap — has fast become the season's hottest accessory and a fashion staple among celebrities.
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Plus, what's even more exciting is that by the time consumers get their hands on the cheap headgear, you won't have to buy an expensive PC to actually play in mixed reality.
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Ann Carpenetti, the vice president for lacrosse operations at U.S. Lacrosse, was at an event this year when Cascade invited a variety of players and coaches to demonstrate its new headgear product.
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Millon is afraid that increased headgear use may set off a slippery slope of rougher play, which could eventually lead to arm, shoulder and chest padding — equipment already worn in boys' lacrosse.
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The headgear, which must be flexible enough to pass what is called a deformation test, also has to be compatible with protective eyewear, one of the sport's few required pieces of equipment.
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By intermission, Jason and Mark are that religion's unwilling high priests, wearing glittery robes and Ziegfeld headgear (by Dede M. Ayite) that would make a cardinal — the bird or the prelate — blush.
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As for the actual fight, KSI and Logan will NOT wear headgear this time around -- and it will be promoted by Matchroom Boxing, which is owned by boxing super promoter Eddie Hearn.
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Carrasco's characters don clunky headgear and space-themed athleisure wear – yielding an aesthetic that could exist in the same galaxy as outfits we've seen o Rihanna, TLC, Lil Uzi Vert and OutKast.
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O.C.D. takes many forms, and Ms. Fuchs's obsessions and compulsions pertain to contamination, and fighters are constantly exposed to opponents' sweat, saliva and blood, and the rot of damp headgear and gloves.
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His group is widely known as the White Helmets for the headgear its members wear as they rush to bomb sites to rescue survivors and dig out the dead from the rubble.
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Characterized by intricate hand gestures and elaborate costumes and headgear, the art form has been associated with Cambodian royal courts for more than 1,000 years, according to the UN cultural organization UNESCO.
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HTC and Sony offer similarly priced devices, while vastly cheaper sets by Google and Samsung don't have such impressive displays but can run off tablets and smartphones slotted into cardboard or plastic headgear.
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Most notably, his choice in headgear set Twitter into meme-overdrive when he showed up at the VMAs sporting one, despite the fact that he's been rocking this look since at least April.
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In the video, which is accompanied by moose trivia from National Geographic, the moose is just moseying around until a vigorous full-body shake causes half of his headgear to fall right off.
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"If you're wearing headgear for religious or cultural reasons, you can ask for it to be checked using a hand-held scanner so you don't have to remove it," a government website states.
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Facing up to 10-year jail sentences if caught, frontline protesters conceal themselves with umbrellas, masks, balaclavas, and protective headgear, so that not even friends or family could identify them from a photo.
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Later, when an editor asked me what was new about the new HoloLens 2, I realized the mantra was still rattling in my brain, as though it had been transmitted through the headgear.
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In it, drivers at a Japanese driving school wear special headgear that reads their brainwaves to gauge their emotional state (never mind the fact that these mind-reading systems don't actually read minds).
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At first, these "mini-AUDREYs" will be accessed through mobile phone and internet, and eventually first responders will be able to access the program through special headgear, with voice command and LED lights.
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The first is a worry that allowing seasoned professionals to fight youngsters is dangerous, which has been exacerbated by AIBA's stipulation that Olympic boxers will no longer be allowed to wear protective headgear.
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Affordable mixed reality headgear costing roughly $210 will be arriving this year —consumer models are expected in the fall with development editions coming sooner — from Windows and partners like Asus, Lenovo and Acer.
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"The players were not negative about it — at least not in that group," said Carpenetti, who nonetheless came away with the impression that the players were divided on whether to wear the headgear.
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Making fun of Islamic clothing, reducing the world's roughly 1.6 billion Muslim population to turbans and veils is offensive and incorrect, especially considering not all Muslims choose to cover or wear religious headgear.
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Think T-shirts with velvet epaulets, gold fringe and rows of decorative medals paired with skirts depicting village scenes in winter, babushka headgear and leopard print, rough-hewed patchworks of silk and brocade.
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In the video, two avatar heads – which are inexplicably still wearing Oculus headgear in VR – play ping pong, handle virtual puppets, throw virtual bricks and essentially treat each other like the Three Stooges.
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We are not there yet, and until we are, Akhtar will continue working to educate sports federations on the importance of headgear and of welcoming, not discriminating against, athletes from faith-based communities.
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After decades of debate, and some studies suggesting headgear did not make the sport safer, boxing governing body AIBA eliminated the equipment at events since 2013, including two world championships and one Commonwealth Games.
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Pretty much every day of the year is dedicated to some obscure holiday celebrating things the majority of people can't even muster up excitement over on their most upbeat day (National Headgear Day, anyone?).
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Here's the catch: At a time when the fulcrum of VR tech revolves around the use of cumbersome hardware, Volume's selling point is creating interactive 3-D experiences that don't use headgear or glasses.
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Far from igniting a robust market for connected headgear, Google Glass did very much the opposite, cementing in the public consciousness the idea that smart glasses are weird, creepy and only worn by uberdorks.
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But he also admitted that he does not usually wear a veteran's hat or other signs of war service, and chose his headgear to make the point that not all ex-soldiers are Republicans.
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During a tour of "Unbound," the curator Emil Her Many Horses pointed out details on sketches of shields, headgear and banners, as well as horse branding marks that help scholars identify artists and subjects.
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Earlier this month, a rematch without headgear was confirmed for November 9 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, and Paul has once again expressed his interest in entering the octagon and fighting McGregor.
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Addressing growing concerns about head injuries, two companies this month became the first to sell lacrosse headgear that is built specifically for girls and that complies with new standards from the sport's governing body.
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Today, more than 30 years after the first Olympic boxers donned protective headgear (at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles), we can happily report that one of boxing's greatest self-delusions is no more.
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The crowns of the title look like antique versions of astronaut headgear: gilded copper helmets, studded with gems, encrusted with repoussé plaques and topped by five-pronged antennas — the vajra, or thunderbolt of wisdom.
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But in the last year, with concerns about head injuries increasing, hundreds of teams and school districts across the nation, including New York City's, have made headgear compulsory at girls' lacrosse games and practices.
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While the movement in support of headgear has been building for years, the impetus for the recent uptick in its usage is directly related to new equipment made available at the end of 2016.
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U.S. Lacrosse did its best to quell the disinformation but the subject has remained a touchy one for Brown, whose coach, Keely McDonald, declined to be interviewed about the university's headgear decision last month.
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Everywhere, civilian men wearing traditional Yazidi headgear were loading trucks and cars with appliances, furniture, cabinetry, rolled-up carpets, kitchenware, flat-screen TVs, space heaters, air-conditioners, lamps, toys, clothes, shoes, tools, and bedding.
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Still, a handful of companies see the future of virtual images breaking free from the constraints of headgear, in a way that makes the user experience more interactive and applicable to the real world.
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The WIRED crew is on the ground here in Las Vegas to touch, test, prod, and fondle all of the latest gadgets, apps, smart-home appliances, brain-training headgear, and Alexa-powered running shoes.
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Throughout the two matches spanning three hours Kyrgios argued with fans and officials, swiped a ball into nearby houses, threatened to walk off court and even made fun of experienced umpire Fergus Murphy's headgear.
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I don't think the title "Big Ones" refers solely to the headgear ears; the lighting (by Drew Billiau) and costumes (by Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung) make sure that the dancers look appealingly, vividly unsylphlike.
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The Glyph began as something in between the Oculus Rift and Google Glass, a slightly less intimidating piece of headgear that would allow for immersive experiences but not completely shut out the world around you.
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A look through the history of cricket's worst blows to the head—Bert Olfield, Ewen Chatfield, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Mitchell McClenaghan, Phillip Hughes, Jeff Vaughan—reveals that many have been suffered by batsmen wearing protective headgear.
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The mass, which commemorates the cathedral's consecration as a place of worship, was held in a side-chapel left undamaged by the April 15 fire, with attendance limited to about 30 people wearing protective headgear.
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The crowns of the title look like antique versions of astronaut headgear: gilded copper helmets, each studded with gems, encrusted with repoussé plaques and topped by five-pronged antennas — the vajra, or thunderbolt of wisdom.
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And we give them crowns and titles because symbols have weight and meaning, and because fairy tales and hallmark movies have trained us to believe that precious metal headgear and titles confer prestige and desirability.
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The NFL hasn't announced a punishment for Rudolph, who tussled with Garrett on the ground -- and himself appeared to pull at Garrett's helmet -- before Garrett pulled off the quarterback's headgear and clocked him with it.
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It's the first known evidence of ancient people using children's skulls as burial headgear anywhere in the world, the researchers say in their study published earlier this month in the scientific journal, Latin American Antiquity.
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A kind of headgear-from-hell, based on a device designed to hold the soft tissue in place while healing from a broken nose, has been extended to include the relief-cast of Kalman's nasal passages.
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Various forms of warrior headgear are seen in the background, including a feathered bonnet that is not historically accurate, but indicates the trepidation local people felt at an aggressive and technologically advanced force on Japanese shores.
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On Tuesday night, comedian Dane Cook posted a grainy picture of Cannon sitting in the front row at the Victoria's Secret fashion show and proceeded to launch into a tirade about the actor's choice of headgear.
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Do you take an extra few seconds to wrestle on headgear with an oxygen feed, or do you just bull your way in, finding your good air in the mist near the nozzle of the hose?
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Her costumes defy categorization, with elements like a sparkly red bra worn over a print dress; aviation headgear, with goggles suitable for a World War I flying ace; and an overskirt that looks like ostrich plumage.
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Most of the performers retain these throughout, but for two of them, removing the headgear becomes dramatically significant, so that it's easy to assume that these bizarre hats are symbols — and to ask what they symbolize.
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When the price of Sony's headgear ($399) is combined with the price of a slimmer PlayStation 4 ($299), along with two Move wands ($99 for a pair) and the PlayStation camera ($59), that totals about $860.
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Carpenetti added that U.S. Lacrosse was not likely to challenge any state or organization that imposed a headgear mandate unless they were going to put female players in the hard plastic helmets worn in boys' lacrosse.
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" If multiple states follow Florida's lead next year and mandate headgear in girls' high school lacrosse games, it will undoubtedly inflame a controversy that has — in the words of one coach — "plagued the sport for decades.
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The French Tennis Federation banned catsuits and the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) created a regulation around players' chosen headgear which affected the Williams' ability to wear the protective styles many Black female athletes tend to favor.
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Everything about the event oozes the appearance of "professional," from the fighters not wearing headgear — because they're now considered state-licensed pro boxers — to the company showing the fight: DAZN, a streaming service for pro sports.
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The silhouettes recall traditional Russian styles, with tiered skirts, corseted waists and strange headgear — including variations on the kokoshnik, the tall, crested headpiece embroidered with pearls, which can be found in the portraits of Russian royals.
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To escape from the artificial reality of Sin City during the show, I spent a few days trying out different virtual-reality headgear and applications to assess whether virtual reality was a gimmick or a lasting trend.
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Jaunt, which hopes to one day to become the "Netflix of VR," believes that, at least initially, the smartphone, not fancy headgear like Rift or Vive, will be the key to mass consumer adoption of virtual reality.
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"He is a really good opponent, a technical fighter, and I was happy to be able to see more," he added, echoing comments by other fighters that headgear limits a boxer's ability to see to the side.
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These, the even-toed, or cloven-hoofed ungulates, include deer, sheep, goats, cattle and antelopes—all groups whose members often sport horns or antlers, and in which such headgear is more often found in males than females.
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Heading towards Moscow, the two friends both wore "ushanka" hats - the trademark Russian headgear worn in winter with flaps that cover the ears - as a souvenir of a country they said had given them a warm welcome.
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Suffice to say, the first step for any agency should be figuring out how to get more people to put on headgear before hoping on electric board and rocketing down a street with little to no experience.
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She turned up wearing headgear that mashed up Lady Liberty's crown with traditional indigenous dress that was itself scrawled with the graffiti that landed her in trouble: "fiscalia rima con porqueria", or roughly "prosecutor rhymes with crap".
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It looks like a pair of Beats headphones — and can function just fine as a purely audio device — but if you flip the headgear forward so the headband covers your eyes, it converts into a display device.
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And topping them all, Nissan recently released a totally bizarre marketing ad for the Leaf that featured drivers wearing special headgear to detect their emotional brainwaves and then project their emotions as cartoon bubbles on the road.
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The headgear, which he exchanged with a shepherd for the one off his own head, has itself has become a powerful symbol, to the point where similar style hats have been banned from at least one university.
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Following Yale Class Day tradition, all attendees wore hats and headgear of their choice, oftentimes lighthearted: Clinton went with a Russian-inspired hat, likely a nod to the ongoing debate over Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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" For the headgear worn by T'Challa's mother, Queen Ramonda (played by Angela Bassett), "we found a traditional Zulu married woman's hat, complete with the ocher that makes it red, and like a hairy, furry, texture on it.
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Individuals were allowed to choose which headgear model to wear from among five models that met American Society for Testing Materials International standards and were approved for use by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
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Not long afterward, the Public Schools Athletic League, which governs a vast portion of scholastic sports in New York City, chose to require its roughly 900 high school players to wear headgear for the 2017 spring season.
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Augmedix, one of several startups that formed around the computerized headgear — and kept spinning after the search giant ditched its first attempt — is raising a fresh round of capital to get Google Glass into more health care facilities.
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In contrast, the gentlemen in attendance played things super casual, taking a page out of Jay Z's handbook and opting for lots of denim, jackets, and an assortment of headgear, from Tyga's bandana to Ashton's ubiquitous baseball cap.
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"You wouldn't want to wear them for more than one hour," Xu Chi, founder and chief executive officer of Nreal told me as he put on a bright orange headgear that looked just like plastic Ray-Ban shades.
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Virtual reality arcades were supposed to be one of the first, most convenient ways that expensive VR headgear would reach the masses — but IMAX, the highest-profile provider of VR arcades, has decided to throw in the towel.
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In a speech at a Foxconn factory groundbreaking ceremony in Wisconsin on June 28, Trump offered an idea of what kind of headgear we could be seeing the Purge slogan on: "We'll get you nice hats," he said.
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But with just a few weeks left in the campaign, the presidential hopeful has finally given us something stylish to talk about, switching out his usual white and red headgear for a new, very on-trend camouflage topper.
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And the Kremlin-backed rulers of Chechnya, which is at least geographically part of European Russia, already enforce many Muslim norms (with regard to headgear and grooming) and they have pledged to introduce a full-blown sharia regime.
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The shutdown comes as a result of the AIBA's ruling to remove the use of headgear at the elite levels of amateur competition, a decision that went against a requirement for military personnel to compete in combat sports.
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The headgear connects with Sony's PlayStation 4 game console, working with the PlayStation camera, to detect body movements, and Sony's Move motion controllers, which are Wii-like wands that let you interact with virtual objects with your hands.
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In a climate of heightened awareness about head trauma in athletics and with a substantial rate of concussions in girls' lacrosse documented by recent studies, the push for some kind of headgear in the sport has gained traction.
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The crowns of the title — there are five — look like antique versions of astronaut headgear: gilded copper helmets, each studded with gems, encrusted with repoussé plaques, and topped by five-pronged antennas — the vajra or thunderbolt of wisdom.
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"I was really interested in the technology that allows this alternate universe to exist — headgear, haptic response gloves, boots, full-body suits — because I really believe it's going to be the superdrug of the future," Mr. Spielberg said.
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Moreover, ornamented theropods that weighed over 1,000 kilograms (2,203 pounds) experienced accelerated giantism, meaning they grew larger at about 20 times the rate of unornamented theropod species, suggesting there is a link between extravagant headgear and theropod size.
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Some of the five headgear models used in the trial, however, may have been better at reducing impact forces that lead to concussions, particularly among female players, the study authors report in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.
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Bill Pierce, the athletic director for the Corning-Painted Post school district in upstate New York, where the varsity and junior varsity girls' lacrosse teams last season were required to wear headgear, said it was an easy decision.
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U.S. Lacrosse, the sport's governing body overseeing more than 315,000 girls and women playing lacrosse at all levels — a number that has nearly doubled in the last 6003 years — has stood by its position that headgear is optional.
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According to a recent study published in JAMA Surgery, not wearing headgear or taking other precautions while riding is increasingly sending young people to the hospital — leading to more than 2503,000 broken bones, head wounds and other injuries.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - On debut day for Olympic boxing, fighters said they were happy to be competing at the first Games since 1980 without protective headgear, welcoming better peripheral vision even if it means more cuts and scrapes.
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Since then, the Cravings: Hungry for More cookbook author and her husband have shared a smattering of photos featuring their baby boy adorably sporting his football-stickers-covered headgear, posing alone, with his parents and alongside his big sister.
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Earlier this year, he surprisingly supported a French-style ban on Muslim headgear, which was so obviously un-Libertarian (not to mention anti–First Amendment) that he was roundly denounced by his supporters and had to embarrassingly reverse himself.
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The General Court of the European Union said it had upheld a 2016 decision of the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) to annul a previous acceptance of the trademark, which Adidas registered in 2014 for clothing, footwear and headgear.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - For the first time in 32 years male boxers will be able trade punches without any headgear at this year's Rio Games after the International Olympic Committee sanctioned a change introduced by world boxing federation AIBA.
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In this event, free for participating children (adults must buy tickets), the milliner Debra Rapoport will introduce young people to fashionable headgear and lead a workshop on creating Viva hats — styles whose signature material is folded Viva paper towels.
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Import tariffs for apparel, footwear and headgear, kitchen supplies and fitness products will be more than halved to 7.1 percent from 15.9 percent, with those on washing machines and refrigerators slashed to just 8 percent, from 20.5 percent now.
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The bonnets all start out on a row of stands at the back, and the crazy conformism of the piece is established by the unquestioning way the dancers, as they enter, don the headgear as a matter of course.
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For a long time, the prevailing view held that wearing headgear would lead girls to play more aggressively, making the sport more like boys' lacrosse, a full-contact sport in which hard-shell helmets have been required for years.
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Pillaged artifacts can turn up not only on distinguished platforms like Sotheby's but also on eBay, which is where Rakowitz found one of the strangest objects in the exhibition: an Iraqi paramilitary helmet modeled on Darth Vader's ominous headgear.
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And yet, somehow, a guy from Stretford whose calling card is pairing elaborate headgear with bootcuts and a tracksuit jacket, singing in the vaguest possible terms about the universe, has become a sensation that transcends all the usual demographics.
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And now here is reason No. 2: Mr. Zegen, 39, labors under the quite mistaken impression that he can pop on a piece of brimmed headgear and go forth into the world, wholly unrecognizable to all who behold him.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — The newest additions to the Afghan battlefield are fighters sporting Star Wars-like headgear containing Russian-built night goggles, American-made M-63 automatic rifles with laser pointers, and bulky telescopic sights made in Iran or Pakistan.
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The Ruth Carter x H&M Collection is an assortment of t-shirts, sweatshirts, shorts and headgear commemorating African-American fashions of the mid-to-late 1980s and early 1990s, now known as the golden age of Hip-Hop.
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Basketball enthusiasts around the world said a decision to allow players to wear religious headgear in competition would encourage more people to play the sport because it would give participants the right to practice their faith while playing ball.
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Although we don't know a whole lot about the on-screen adaptation of the Marvel comic, we do know that Jolie's Thena is a badass with striking blonde hair and flashy headgear, just like in the original Eternals comic.
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For all its dancing around the subject of mental illness and bizarre dance sequences, Maniac's truth is that there is no pill, whirring wall of buttons, or radioactive headgear that can replace the effect of people coming together in friendship.
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"The new rule comes as a result of the fact that traditional dress codes in some countries, which called for the head and/or entire body being covered, were incompatible with FIBA's previous headgear rule," FIBA said in a statement.
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TRUE STRIPES The General Court of the European Union said it had upheld a 2016 decision of the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) to annul a previous acceptance of the trademark, which Adidas registered in 2014 for clothing, footwear and headgear.
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Adding AR to the iPhone in 2017 would make sense for consumers who are not ready to put on VR headgear, but want reality-enhancing experiences as well as for developer partners who can build AR experiences into their iOS Apps.
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But I'm a film critic, not a seasoned raver, so the night was to serve as an immersive introduction to Aoki for someone whose electronic music knowledge is limited almost exclusively to acts that employ novelty headgear (and strange television subplots).
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Earlier, he had said wouldn't board a plane back to New York until the airline made a public apology and assurances that airport security personnel would receive Sikh awareness training and better instruction on how to screen passengers with religious headgear.
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They were surrounded by photographers and, as is often the case with VR, no one could see what they were experiencing, so the gaggle of photographers kept asking them to take off the headgear so they could simply photograph them.
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Saturday's mass, which commemorates the cathedral's consecration as a place of worship, is due to be held at 1600 GMT in a side-chapel, with attendance limited to about 30 people who will wear the protective headgear for safety reasons.
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Since the more affordable headgear, like the original Google Cardboard and Samsung's popular Gear VR, lacked controllers, they made your feel like you were sticking your head in amazing box while your hands were left out and mostly useless to you.
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Import tariffs for apparel, footwear and headgear, kitchen supplies and fitness products will be more than halved to an average of 7.1 percent from 15.9 percent, with those on washing machines and refrigerators slashed to just 8 percent, from 20.5 percent.
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Dressed in clothes dominated by neon pinks and greens with elaborate headgear, their lips and cheeks brightly rouged for the most important day of their short lives, about 50 boys advance to the lively beat of drums, cymbals and gongs.
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This British crime melodrama — set in 1920s England, and starring Cillian Murphy as the boss of a gang named after some obscure weaponized headgear — sits "at the confluence of 'Les Misérables' and 'The Godfather,'" Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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According to a letter from the school district Superintendent David Cappuccio Jr., the wrestler chose to have his hair cut rather than forfeit the match after the referee told him his hair and headgear were not in compliance with league regulations.
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My main issue, which I suspect had to do with my face shape, was that I could not adjust the headgear to block out a small space right beneath my nose — I resorted to taping a piece of paper over it.
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According to Sports Illustrated, Garrett also argued against the length of his suspension by referencing a similar incident in 2013 when Houston Texans defensive lineman Antonio Smith removed Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito's helmet, swinging the protective headgear at Incognito.
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One year ago, people at Women's Marches across the country and around the world donned pink headgear to protest an administration headed by a man who, by his own account, thought he had a right to grab anything he wanted.
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In September, a New York State court ruled that a former Hofstra University lacrosse player, Samantha Greiber, could proceed with her claim for negligence against the N.C.A.A. because, the court ruled, the N.C.A.A. "effectively prohibited" Greiber from wearing protective headgear.
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It was suggested that this was a pretty pointed choice of headgear to pick for a show in New York when the whole issue of Russia, and Russian influence on the last American presidential election, had been much in the news.
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The first host was fired because he didn't get the joke, forcing Mr. Barris to take over as the goofy master of ceremonies, wearing bizarre headgear as he barely controlled a wild carnival of blue humor and sheer bad taste.
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He might be the next Yeezy in the making Judging from this custom headgear and eye patch he crafted for wife Anna Faris, Pratt might very well be the next actor to follow in Kanye's footsteps and venture down the fashion design route.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - It was the eleventh minute of extra time in Russia's tense victory over Spain when the unlikely stars of the show emerged: three Russia fans clad in traditional female headgear shown on national TV snacking on hotdogs in the stands.
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He defined it as "the virtual-reality technology that may one day allow people wearing special bodysuits, headgear and gloves to engage in tactile sexual relations from separate, remote locations via computers connected to phone lines," and that's pretty much still spot-on.
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Edinburgh University professors Gerald Lincoln and David Baird tell the U.K.'s Telegraph that Santa's reindeer can't be male for one simple reason: Only female reindeer still have antlers at Christmas; the males of the species shed their headgear before mid-December.
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According to a letter from the school district Superintendent David Cappuccio Jr., the wrestler chose to have his hair cut rather than forfeit the match Wednesday after the referee told him his hair and headgear were not in compliance with league regulations.
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Zafar, a 15-year-old devout Muslim, fights in a hijab under her headgear and a shirt and leggings under her shorts and top, all of which constitute a violation of the uniform regulations of the International Boxing Association and USA Boxing.
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The most famous example is Deadmau5, who has never made a secret of who he really is: Joel Zimmermann of Toronto, anthem purveyor and owner of the sharpest piece of headgear since Daft Punk themselves, who nevertheless gets photographed plenty not wearing it.
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As with the larger zVentures fund, the idea is to make strategic investments: Razer itself is also building headgear compliant with open source and this is to make sure that there will be a big mix of content being made for it.
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Still reeling from its calamitous November and facing a public relations nightmare, the International Boxing Association (AIBA) responded with an absurdity: From that point on, the group declared, all amateur boxers, including those fighting at the Olympics, would be required to wear headgear.
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The debate over whether headgear should be mandatory in girls' lacrosse has been contentious for decades, fueled by fears that such equipment would turn their temperate game into a rugged version of hard-hitting boys' lacrosse, where helmets have been required for years.
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It is Louise, not the military men, who dares to doff her headgear inside the spacecraft and to inhale the risky air; it is she who draws near to the broad and shining screen within whose frame the creatures loom into view.
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By creating accommodations for religious headgear and beards as part of police uniforms, O'Neill said the NYPD was making sure "everybody in New York City that wants to apply and have the opportunity to work in the greatest Police Department in the nation" can.
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They generally require an extensive set-up, can only be seen correctly from certain angles, and often require special viewing headgear (the famous posthumous performances of Tupac Shakur, Elvis Presley, and Michael Jackson seen in recent years weren't really holograms, just projections or stage magic).
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Once the iPhone is housed in the VR unit, the design proposes it would be controlled via remote control (which looks more than a bit like the classic iPod Click Wheel in the drawing) or even touch panels on the side of the headgear.
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Some of the sport's longest-tenured coaches and officials worry that the headgear, though optional for now, will lead to more aggressive play and will ultimately ruin the nuanced spirit of the game, which has been played in North America for about a century.
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There is some headgear involved, even though the helmet is gone in the concept – it's a lightweight visor, however, and it's made to keep the wind out of your eyes but also to overlay important information on your view, including anticipated twists and turns.
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Broadcast in 2002, the two-episode Fox TV special put pillow-sized gloves and headgear on unserious entertainers and a cast from the scandals of the 1990s (like Paula Jones and Tonya Harding), pitting them against one another in a boxing ring for three rounds.
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Then they detonated a huge amount of explosives — about 11 truckfuls, according to the researcher Abas Arefi — placed in the statues, leaving only the frames standing In local oral traditions, the Buddhas used to have jewels in their headgear, even diamonds in their eyes.
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While most post-independence rulers were high-ranking soldiers bent on enforcing their will with scant regard for consensus-building, Mr. Shagari, in his flowing Islamic robes and distinctive beaded headgear, described himself as a conciliator who operated above the daily joust of Nigeria's politics.
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Assembly Bill 2989 would relax helmet requirements, stipulate that only riders under 18 need to wear protective headgear and allow electric scooters to be used freely on streets with speed limits up to 35 miles per hour, rather than the current limit of 25 m.p.h.
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On social media, especially during Giants games, nothing about him seems to go unnoticed — not his retro hairdo, baggy sweatshirt, bushy mustache, outsize headgear or the multicolored sheet the size of a New Jersey diner menu that he holds over his face when calling plays.
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On Tuesday, the Japanese jeweler Ginza Tanaka unveiled the imposing headgear and announced that it would go on sale at the company's flagship store in Tokyo on May the fourth (do we need to spell this out for you?) to celebrate Star Wars' 21th Anniversary.
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Over the past three months, the Cravings: Hungry for More cookbook author and husband John Legend have shared a smattering of photos featuring their baby boy adorably sporting his football-stickers-covered headgear, posing alone, with his parents and alongside big sister Luna Simone, 3 next month.
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But the body that governs high school sports in the state expects to reconsider the move now that there is a girls-specific headgear standard approved by U.S. Lacrosse and ASTM International, a widely recognized organization that develops and publishes standards for a range of products.
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Under a kaleidoscope of lights and surrounded by mirrors, Gucci Creative Director Alessandro Michele sent out models in headgear made up of partially and fully covering face masks, sometimes with spikes, extended ear cuffs, at times almost elf-like as well as intricately carved bronze pieces.
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The image is typical of the Johannesburg-based photographer's theatrical self-portraits, where hairstyles, headgear and objects as diverse as a majestic necklace of cowrie shells or a wooden stool worn as a hat or crown suggest multiple personas and layers of historic, cultural and political meaning.
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The 49-year-old Smith did his acting on a mo-cap stage, wearing headgear and face-tracking dots while cameras captured his every move; that performance was then combined with the information in the database to re-create a 23-year-old version of the actor.
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We should[n't] be a religious state, therefore anytime you go to a government ticket counter or office you should be served by someone who is not wearing religious headgear, whether it's a hijab or a turban or a cross or a Star of David or whatever.
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Rift was difficult to wear on my face; I failed to orient the device to block out the outside world in a space under my nose (perhaps because I have a long nose) and a quick head movement made the headgear go out of focus and required a readjustment.
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True sparring in a ring — the kind where fists meet cheekbones — is still beyond what they are ready for: Hanson and Liv, the collective's trainer, insist that members show up regularly and get plenty of practice before they can spar, and the few who do wear protective headgear.
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That gear must have made an impression, because whether intentional or not, Styles has incorporated leopard print, slim-cut shiny pants, and an array of headgear into both his performance wardrobe and his everyday getups alike...it's like he's been channeling "That Don't Impress Me Much" all along!
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He has headgear to measure his considerable and untamed brain waves, a neti pot, a state-of-the-art water filtration system, Indian Clubs for body conditioning, baskets of myofascial release balls and foam rollers, rolls of yijing coins, a VR headset, and many more items of dubious utility.
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Theirs is based specifically on Homem-Christo's headgear, and in a testament to just how much people love this band, it isn't even the first time someone has made their own DIY version of their helmets—in January, technician Greg Santacruz created a copy of Thomas Bangalter's iconic mask.
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In addition to a well-researched timeline and resource library of subjects related to Shinola, Detroit, colonialism, and social inequity, "Rethink Shinola" includes a "re-directed" cut of a publicity video starring Panis, onto which Modrak has animated colonial headgear including pith helmet, seersucker hat, and Napoleon bicorne.
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But the Baltimore Business Journal reports that it has since replaced the words "Strictly Prohibited" with "House Rules," it deleted that "at management's discretion" disclaimer, and it edited some of the other language, adding a religious exemption to that "brimless headgear" thing, allowing athletic wear until 10 p.m.
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And Samsung Electronics teamed with Oculus last year to offer an entry-level virtual reality system, the Gear VR. That device, at $100, requires inserting a Samsung Galaxy smartphone into the headgear because it relies on the smartphone's screen for video and its computing brains for running apps and games.
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He brought religious bodies under the hand of the government, suppressed religious courts, changed the weekend from Friday and Saturday (the custom in most Muslim countries, since Friday is Islam's holy day) to the Western style of Saturday and Sunday, and banned religious headgear for all but a select few.
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Aside from wanting to avoid controversy or the potential for mistaken tribal identity, some people who say they have taken their red headgear out of circulation see this choice as a matter of courtesy or even empathy toward immigrants, minorities and other groups that they consider targets of the president's policies.
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Part and parcel with the runaway success of "Alone,"—which has 48 million YouTube streams and counting at the time of writing—is Marshmello's cartoonish headgear, the goofy dabbing in the song's video, and a handful of synth lines as grotesquely sticky and sweet as downing a whole bottle of Karo.
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Eventually the 2000-foot square box will end up NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida, but, for a few days, developers were getting tickets and lining up for the opportunity to finally strap on the HoloLens headgear and stand a few feet away from a holographic image of astronaut Buzz Aldrin.
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To this day, he remains a vital and persistent presence to the man who would become Shit Robot, named after a terrible sketch of a bionic being by Murphy himself, spiraling into a joke out of control, an international DJing career and life-size robot headgear in both tin and neon variations.
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If only there were a set of wireless speakers that let you be both hands-free AND ears-free... The Bose Soundwear Companion wireless wearable speaker is here to give your ears all the luscious, velvety sound they deserve without having to trap them under bulky, uncomfortable headgear or ill-fitting earbuds.
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Code-named "Pacific," Facebook's upcoming device is a $200 wireless headset that will bridge the gap between cheap headgear and high-end gaming rigs, and will work without being tethered to phone or PC. [Mark Gurman / Bloomberg] If you blinked, you probably missed this week's "massive" rally in support of net neutrality.
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The headgear and glasses serve partly to ward off the sun, but mainly to make the protesters unrecognisable to men who might be hostile to their cause: the fight against molka, videos which are filmed using cameras hidden in public toilets, school changing rooms or even women's homes, and then posted on the internet.
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Read more: YouTube stars Logan Paul and KSI will fight head-to-head, again, in a boxing match without headgear on November 9 in LAIt's a surprise decision given how reliant the two online stars are on YouTube, netting millions of subscribers, views, and likely millions of dollars in ad revenue from the video site.
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Earlier this week, the Executive Board of the International Olympic Committee, which had already done something decent this week by getting rid of headgear in the men's boxing competition, struck yet another blow for humanity by creating a team of refugee athletes to compete in this summer's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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In a letter to Mr. Levine, Mr. Weston said that a "complete military package" could be developed around "rugged-looking scale dolls for boys complete with military wardrobes to scale, military headgear to scale, military weapons to scale," and armed service insignia, combat medals, sharpshooting awards and flags of the United States and the world.
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For scenes featuring both Henry and Junior, Smith shot what the crew called the A side (playing Henry) on a real-world set, and then shot the B side (playing Junior) months later on a motion-capture stage in Budapest, wearing bulky headgear while an array of cameras recorded his every movement, large and small.
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The Choptank said that it will not welcome excessively baggy clothing ("Pants must be worn at the waist, no shorts below the knee," it added), athletic attire, jerseys except on game days for Baltimore teams, brimless headgear, backwards or sideways hats, work and construction boots, and sunglasses after dark, among a handful of other things.
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If the signal political fashion item of 22017 was the Make America Great Again cap — a Republican-red telegraph of support for Donald J. Trump, more instantly legible than any other accessory of a brutal, knockdown presidential race — it found its opposite in the "pussy hat," the unofficial headgear of the anti-Trump resistance.
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Her highly photographed Kenyan safari on Friday featured the week's most controversial outfit: an Out of Africa-esque getup complete with calf-high safari boots and a pith helmet, headgear that was worn by British explorers and colonial administrators in Africa and has endured as a longstanding symbol of European colonial rule in the continent.
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Read more: Antonio Brown's time with the Raiders has already taken an ugly turn with reports that he's livid over new helmet rule, battling a strange injury, and has gone 'radio silent'According to NFL Network's Mike Silver, the helmet had been an issue for Brown throughout the offseason, with the Raiders training staff denying him his preferred headgear.
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The still-nascent technology began seeping into consumer consciousness this year with the release of high-powered virtual-reality systems like Facebook's Oculus Rift and HTC's Vive, which are more expensive alternatives to PlayStation VR. In my tests, the Rift and Vive had major flaws, including a lack of compelling content, complex setups and issues with wearing the headgear.
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