I have never personally experienced such opulent primping and polishing.
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"Eyebrows on fleek," she said on Vine, primping and preening.
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Who knew such a common primping practice could be so dangerous?
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Curiosity about primping can lead to the discovery of wonderful things.
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It takes hours of primping to achieve some of these looks.
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So, go ahead and pass on the Valentine's Day shopping and primping.
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Amy Lombard captured the primping and preening that goes on behind the scenes.
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She filmed Golden Boy's breeder brushing and primping the animal to luxurious heights.
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Life in the top tax bracket is full of primping, pampering, and procedures.
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At least she can get some stuff done during this lengthy primping routine.
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Because no mom will ever turn down a few hours of primping and pampering.
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To wit: this shot of Stiller primping alongside Joan Smalls, Jourdan Dunn, and Gigi Hadid.
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Hours of primping, pulling every hair into place, and getting your contouring just exactly right.
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Unlike other Equinox locations, E Madison has personal vanities in the locker room for primping.
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Primping and prosecco just go hand in hand, and the government of California seems to agree.
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Ahead of Sunday evening's festivities, Kardashian used Instagram to share her pre-party primping with her followers.
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Whether it's getting a manicure or a new haircut, these beauty rituals are much more than primping.
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For guests, there may be travel and hotel costs, new outfits, primping, and of course, the gift.
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After a draining month of packing and painting and primping, we put the house on the market.
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A long shower, says the spokeswoman for Gillette Venus Swirl, who saves her primping for the evening time.
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One reason, the study suggests, is that those who spend more time primping are willing to work harder.
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His "Market Street Cinema" series offers shadowy glimpses of lingerie-clad strippers primping or striking louche poses backstage.
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The designers acknowledged that the nature of dressing up — and the act of primping for galas — has changed.
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They're busy primping for a pool party, and like any good group hang, there are plenty of dance breaks.
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A long day of primping and posing is coming to an end, but her verve doesn't fade with it.
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A spring 2016 Balmain campaign featured her primping and posing with her fellow supermodels Ms. Crawford and Claudia Schiffer.
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After the bath, she spent 1 hour preparing her hair in rollers and primping in front of the mirror.
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I lay out my assortment of primping products lovingly on my vanity (read: tiny bathroom sink) and get to work.
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For another, he is the most alpha of alpha males, a strutting stag in a room full of primping princes.
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Indeed, the only people Mr. Rybczynski encountered were landscapers and tradespeople engaged in the endless primping of these architectural beauties.
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When asked how he prepared for the role of the blood-sucking heartthrob, Wesley, 37, joked about his character's primping.
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Just past the main work area, there's a beauty and primping room with blow-dryers, hair straighteners and even face masks.
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When Jane and Michael exclaim that it is marvelous to see her again, she agrees while primping in the entryway mirror.
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Preston took her time at the mirror, primping her hair and readjusting the trans flag she was wearing as a cape.
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She will stay on at the magazine until the end of the year, but soon she'll have the time for primping.
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It requires physical effort—all that primping, exercising, shopping, and grooming—as well as sizable investments of time, money, and emotion.
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Ahead, L.A.'s most in-demand primping pros for the dudes are spilling their secrets and sharing their tried-and-true products.
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This was backstage at Canali, where a long line of smooth-skinned Caucasian men had lined up for some last-minute primping.
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A beautiful Asian woman sits in front of a mirror surrounded by lingerie-clad bombshells preening and primping themselves and each other.
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What is becoming clear, however, is that all this primping and pruning is associated with an increased risk of injury and, potentially, disease.
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In the brand's latest commercial, the singer channels that universal moment when we're primping in our bathrooms alone, pretending to be pop stars.
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The effort that goes into grooming, primping, and prepping the pups at Westminster is almost more fun to look at as the show itself.
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I have never really been one to dedicate a ton of time to primping, but pre-kid I probably would've taken a longer shower.
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While you are chomping and cheers-ing your way through Thanksgiving, more than 2,000 dogs will be spending their Turkey Day prancing and primping.
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Think about it — the majority of the preening and primping we do takes place in the privacy of our own bathrooms, while we're alone.
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While everyone else was primping and prodding in hotel rooms around Manhattan, a few Rihanna impersonators were slaying her best looks in Times Square.
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A second-floor women's bathroom at the Port Authority Bus Terminal has black granite counters, bright lights and mirrors that are perfect for primping.
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Buren's defanged Duchampian style, missing in high-noon shine or larky brashness, has a primping and riffing aesthetic of high-handedness that left me cool.
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While everyone was primping for the big night on Monday, Philipps joked that she too was prepping, while spending her afternoon at the grocery store.
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The "Anaconda" singer was seen whipping out a giant pink mirror to squeeze in a little primping during the Wells Fargo Center game in Philadelphia.
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He lets you see Miles sweat, shows the vanity — Miles primping his hair — panic, drug-hunger, meanness, but also the sly intelligence, pleasure and genius.
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After 40 minutes of primping in his tiny studio apartment in Tokyo, he peered into a hand mirror and gave himself a nod of approval.
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It's important to use brushes and shampoos designed for dogs when primping your pet to ensure the products are safe and comfortable for your furry friend.
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In her beehives and hair flips I saw the women of my childhood primping and curling and tugging and applying creams in living rooms and salons.
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In the late Donda West's book, "Raising Kanye," the star's mother describes finding him, at twelve or thirteen, in front of the mirror, "primping" and plotting.
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But Toni keeps at it, awkwardly miming the moves of the older girls while studying their rites, as when she observes two beauties primping before a mirror.
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While Prince Albert took salutes in the palace forecourt below from the carabineri — Monaco's soldiers, celebrating their 200th anniversary — Princess Charlene doted on Jacques, primping his new haircut.
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Using two unbelievably fluffy canines as their models in the clip, the pair set to work, spraying, primping, blowing, combing and transforming their pooches into works of art.
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The actor continued his primping later that day at Lea Journo Salon in Beverly Hills to make sure his hair would look perfectly coiffed for the big day.
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Then, day of, the stars rise with the birds for a long day of primping, right up until the moment they step out in front of the flashbulbs.
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The malleability of female identity is at the unsettling heart of the film, which is filled with reflective surfaces, windows and mirrors in which Millie is always primping.
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Before the big moment at Madison Square Garden, much of the canine primping, scrutinizing and judging for the two-day event took place farther uptown, at Piers 28/21.
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Sook Ja (Jo Yang), the youngest at 78, is "the fun one," still primping in hopes of attracting sea creatures or perhaps the ghost of her long-dead husband.
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Karamo, of course, gave her the pep talk she needed ahead of this big life change, in which hopefully all this pruning and primping leads to her long-awaited adoption.
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The husband-and-wife duo got candid on social media to give fans a behind-the-scenes peek at their big date night – starting with Dewan Tatum's hair-and-makeup primping.
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As Eve waits for her to arrive for questioning, she checks herself out in the mirror and finds herself primping — she has to look good for this new assassin, after all.
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So it's only natural that we open on Tess carefully picking out lingerie during a montage of her primping for her sure-to-be steamy date at Home Bar after work.
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As much as we love makeup, we're more likely to silence our iPhones once or twice (or three times) in the morning, rather than spend half an hour primping and prepping.
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While the change is significant, it's the smile that says it all: Makeup is not only a powerful tool to boost confidence, but this mother-daughter primping time is far from superficial.
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Here and there it slows at the feet of a young girl, shirtless or hiked-up-skirted or naked, posing, primping, sleeping, dreaming, swooning, or reading — often within reach of a cat purring.
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There will now be 3 BATHROOMS PEE ~ POO ~ PRIMPING and stalls now go from ceiling to floor just incase you are a shy pisstapated prude who gets hit on every time you defecate.
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There was less primping every morning and more time for the things she'd rather do: walking her dogs, reading the paper, watching CNBC to see what the implied open was in the markets.
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Alas, the next space we moved to was the steamy powder room with performers, all in pink, applying makeup, fixing hair, shaving and doing the kind of primping one usually does in private.
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D Dipasupil/Getty Before he debuted the design on the red carpet, Elgort gave fans a sneak peek at the look on his Snapchat, where he shared his primping routine alongside girlfriend Violetta Komyshan.
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As this hamlet of cornfields and concrete houses prepared for festivities honoring its patron saint, and as some people gathered in prayer, Ms. Cabaluna, 20, was primping to compete in an annual transgender beauty pageant.
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We continued into a steamy spa set up in the venue's bathrooms, where a bunch of half naked people were dressed in pink robes, primping, washing, massaging each other with oils, and brushing their teeth.
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While Mom believed you should always try to look your best, there was a limit to what she would tolerate in terms of primping, hairstyling, and makeup-ing, as well as money spent on clothes.
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In a bravura opening sequence, the camera stays static, like a parody of the "Modern Family" titles, as Pfeffermans drift in and out of the wedding photographer's frame, bickering, primping, as uncontrollable as a weather system.
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Is it even possible to inject a little joy or elegance into what inevitably becomes a hurried ordeal in which the scarcity of counter space meets the gawky discomfort that comes with primping in front of strangers?
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The brows, while intense, did make me realize how much I do love a bold arch on myself, so I headed over to my fave Brooklyn primping zone, Shen Beauty, and had brow wiz Lara fix me up.
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Yet for every erotic episode he witnesses he is also privy to hundreds of mundane moments representing the ordinary daily human routine—people channel-surfing, snoring, urinating, primping, and doing other things too tediously real for reality television.
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Every other day after school, Tiger Mother instructed me to lay on my back while she massaged every last pore on my face with thick layers of foreign creams, primping and pampering every millimeter until I radiated to perfection.
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Besides the fact that she's one of the most fascinating actresses from the Golden Age of Hollywood, what drew me to use Joan as my inspiration for this installment of historical beauty routines was her unique approach to primping.
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In a new profile in The New York Times, Judge Judy, whose real name is Judy Sheindlin, reveals that the ponytail was all about giving her hair some rest from all the styling and primping it's endured for two decades.
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The highlight of the mirror-themed show of woodblock prints at Scholten Japanese Art is a group of elegant women primping by Ito Shinsui, one of several Taisho-era artists to revive the use of glittering powdered mica as a pigment.
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But while you would think that iconic coif takes hours of primping and polishing, handled only by the most prestigious and expert of hair handlers, as it turns out Stamos actually does all his own styling as evidenced by his latest Instagram.
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While models were primping and Ms. DeVos was giving interviews, the designer's husband glad-handed in the front of the house, greeting family friends as they joined fashion buyers and editors in the large space, darkened by the drawn floor-to-ceiling shades.
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That's not terribly interesting in the context of modern car connectivity — basically every car has LTE or is getting it soon — but the company showed Connected on a trick mirror that lets you seamlessly pivot from primping to keeping tabs on your car's battery status.
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Like Mr. Warhol's "Poor Little Rich Girl," the movie is a fascinating exercise in disjunction, contrasting a tell-all from Ingrid Superstar with Nico's kitchen primping or Brigid Berlin prattling on about God-knows-what with some truly naughty happenings in the other image.
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In the first episode of the HBO mini-series "Catherine the Great," the empress of Russia is hunched over her desk writing about her political ambitions while her jealous lover stares into a hand mirror, primping for a cross-dressing masquerade at the palace.
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Among the primping TV reporters was Jacques Doucet, the sports anchor on the scene for WAFB, a CBS affiliate in Baton Rouge, La. He patted his hair in preparation and straightened his lavender shirt, which he had paired with a purple tie a shade darker.
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The canine competition is fierce, and as you tour the booths, you begin to realize that although Best in Show is technically a mockumentary, those characters, or caricatures, definitely seem to exist in real life, with cutthroat dog owners primping and fussing over their four-legged charges.
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Rihanna's grainy video tutorial captures a familiar scene to anyone who has felt humbled and mesmerized by their older sisters and her cool friends primping for a night out, or their boo putting on the final touches before date night, or their mothers preparing for another day at an office job.
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The traditional suit of dots, for example, has been rendered as a fashionably attired woman with blue dots on her dress; the bamboo suit appears as a series of hungry pandas munching on green bamboo sticks; and the dragons are depicted as vain, primping creatures, flossing their teeth and filing their nails.
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" Though the clip stops just as Teresa – who is sporting a sleek blowout after some primping in the prison bathroom – enters her kitchen (and before we can see if the girls pulled it together), we know that Teresa would have been thrilled even if one of her girls' hair looked like a "rat's nest.
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While her daughters and ex-wife were primping for the 10-year anniversary, she was out in the Great Outdoors with her dog and her RV. As it turns out, Jenner has been estranged from the Kardashian side of the family since the release of her tell-all memoir, The Secrets of My Life, back in April.
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Then she went to visit the first club, which opened in the Flatiron district in October 18: awash in millennial pink, with softly lit desks for working, a beauty room for primping, a snack bar with coffees and organic granola, plenty of art, a lactation room and a large library of color-organized books written by and about women.
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Later, in a café near the square, Keltner has a cappuccino and, sitting at the counter, watches the variety of human touch as it reveals itself in that unending theatre: fingers flying on the keyboard, hands darting out to make a point, heads turning to underline a joke, bodies slouching and primping and jostling and soliciting attention.
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Six feet tall, Mr. Benson still fits easily into the suits and silky sports jackets made for him in London, as well as the flak jackets, perfectly faded bluejeans and L. L. Bean footwear that have carried him and his cameras from spreading famines to a primping Dolly Parton, ski-masked I.R.A. fighters to a bare-breasted, chalky-faced Kate Moss in Paris.
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Franchise owners can now offer primping services such as professional blow-outs, makeup and other salon luxuries nationwide.
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She is the coauthor, along with Karen Risch, of the book Hot Pink: The Girls' Guide to Primping, Passion, and Pubic Fashion.Just Write, 2004 She also appeared in one of the videos for the Devo single "Post Post-Modern Man".
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In films she was often cast in small uncredited roles. Wilde is perhaps best known today for her performances as a supporting character in two popular, critically acclaimed American comedies: as the primping little actress Miss Plupp in The Bank Dick (1940) starring W. C. Fields and as the anxious housemaid Annie in Life with Father (1947) starring William Powell and Irene Dunne.
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Drinking games associated with pregaming include Power Hour, Quarters, Kings, and Asshole. One function of the pregaming games is to increase camaraderie, while offering competition and social interplay. Pregaming sessions are often single sex, and can feature playing heavy drinking games or video games. Other activities that can accompany pregaming, especially for women, are primping and trying on different outfits.
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"Up All Night" has menacing strings, and Drake boastfully rapping about his nightlife, while trading lines with Nicki Minaj. The club song "Fancy" has a predominant hook, looped samples, and backwards strings. It is an ode to women who spend hours primping in preparation for the nightlife. The song features vocals by producer Swizz Beatz and T.I., with additional harmonies by Mary J. Blige at the song's conclusion.
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Grave of Szenwald at the Military Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw Lucjan Szenwald (; March 13, 1909 in Warsaw, Congress Poland, Russian Empire - August 22, 1944 in Kurów, Occupied Poland) was a Polish poet and communist activist. Hugo Steinhaus, Mathematician for All Seasons: Recollections and Notes Vol. 1 (1887-1945), p. 8. He first made his appearance as a member of the Skamander group with the poem "Przybierający księżyc" (A Primping Moon).
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It reported clandestine weddings between gay men there: "In the last two weeks there have been two 'weddings'—ghastly, horrifying spectacles of painted men and primping lads united in a sacrilegious blasphemy that they call the 'bonds of matrimony'." In 1951, the New South Wales Crimes Act was amended to ensure that "buggery" remained a criminal act "with or without the consent of the person", removing legal loophole of consent.
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Another of Strawberry Shortcake's new friends from her trip to Big Apple City, Lemon Meringue is a primping beauty known around the city as a famous model. With curly lemon-yellow hair and green eyes, she is nothing if not photogenic. When pressed for details, however, she admits that her "pictures" are mostly owned by members of her immediate family. It seems unlikely that a glamorous girl such as Lemon Meringue would choose a frog for a pet.
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The "Secret" music video was a hit on MTV, being played numerous times by the channel. It also generated academic discussions regarding the supposed "secret" of the song. According to the book Madonna's Drowned Worlds, author Santiago Fouz-Hernández argues that the young son that is revealed at the end of the video is in actuality Madonna's lover's secret. Throughout the video, scenes of Madonna are interspersed with scenes of drag queens primping, and religious iconography such as rebirth and damnation.
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They spent their time primping and preening, going to parties, dancing and strutting, and wooing women. The black soldier became another stock type during the Civil War and merged qualities of the slave and the dandy. He was acknowledged for playing some role in the war, but he was more frequently lampooned for bumbling through his drills or for thinking his uniform made him the equal of his white counterparts. He was usually better at retreating than fighting, and, like the dandy, he preferred partying to serious pursuits.
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He just came back from a mission and visited his grandmother Maestra in Seattle. He is obviously attached to her although she does not tolerate his mannerism. He does anything she asks of him, which is how he ends up in, as he puts it, "South too-damn-vivid America." Switters refrains from the more tedious routines of modern life, which he calls collectively "maintenance" - showering, shaving, primping of any kind, and though he has quite an appetite, especially for red-eye gravy, he can't abide to think of the process of excretion.
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He successfully continues to avoid her until she lures Sophie into a trap. Believing the Witch has taken Howl's current love interest, Miss Angorian, Sophie goes to save her and is captured by the Witch. Howl spends hours in the bathroom everyday primping himself to look handsome for girls; Michael had said that the day he does not do this is the day Michael will believe that Howl is truly in love. So when Howl comes to save Sophie, unshaven and a mess, it demonstrates his love for her.
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Much of Pulp Fictions action revolves around characters who are either in the bathroom or need to use the toilet. To a lesser extent, Tarantino's other films also feature this narrative element. At Jack Rabbit Slim's, Mia goes to "powder her nose" – literally; she snorts coke in the restroom, surrounded by a bevy of women vainly primping. Butch and Fabienne play an extended scene in their motel bathroom, he in the shower, she brushing her teeth; the next morning, but just a few seconds later in screen time, she is again brushing her teeth.
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She doesn't quite know what is going on; however, she trusts him and is excited about marrying him. She leaves Charley alone, and there on that street he thinks about Amy - the most wonderful girl in the whole world ("Once In Love With Amy") Later that day, the girls are in the dressing room preparing themselves for the evening's big dance. While dressing and primping, they also go over all of the most recent events. ("The Gossips") Kitty drags a reluctant Charley - once again dressed as Donna Lucia - to the dressing room.
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As prostitutes are arrested in New York, a flashback begins to the life of one of them, a Dutch secretary Xaviera Hollander who moved to New York in hopes of marrying her fiancé Carl, whom she met whilst visiting her sister in South Africa. Observing how Carl does not help her take her bags off the airplane and his increasingly long morning routine and primping, Xaviera grows concerned he is not the man she thought he was. Her suspicions are confirmed when his mother insults her over dinner. Xaviera offers him a choice of her or his mother and he picks his mother.
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The book was later made into the 1975 movie Death Be Not Proud, starring Robby Benson as Johnny Gunther. In Martin Scorsese's film The Departed (2006), William "Billy" Costigan (Leonardo DiCaprio) is said to have attended Deerfield during his youth, though he was expelled for "whaling on a gym teacher with a folding chair." Deerfield alumnus and later Horace Mann School history teacher Andrew Trees wrote a satiric novel titled Academy X (2007), a tale of corrupt "transcript primping" set in an unnamed prep school. After publication of the novel Horace Mann declined to renew Mr. Trees' teaching contract.
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Seen against the film's kaleidoscopic backdrop of 1970s glitter rock fashion, magic shows, red-light districts and IRA violence, Murphy transforms from androgynous teen to high drag blond bombshell. He had auditioned for the role in 2001, and though Jordan liked him for the part, the director of The Crying Game was hesitant to revisit transgender and IRA issues. The actor lobbied Jordan for several years in a bid to get the film made before Murphy became too old to play the part; in 2004, he prepared for the role by meeting a transvestite who dressed him and took him clubbing with other transvestites. The role required "serious primping" with eyebrow plucking and chest and leg hair removal, and Roger Ebert noted the way that Murphy played the character with a "bemused and hopeful voice".
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On Inauguration Day, January 20, 1993, Steffan sang the national anthem at the Triangle Ball, a gala for homosexuals celebrating the beginning of Bill Clinton's presidency.New York Times: Patricia Leigh Brown, "Pomp, Patriotism and Primping," January 21, 2012, accessed March 21, 2012 While awaiting the resolution of his lawsuit, Steffan finished college at North Dakota State University and entered the University of Connecticut School of Law. On October 6, 1992, while serving as co-chairman of the Gay and Lesbian Law Students Association there, he and other students, with the support of the law school dean and represented by American Civil Liberties Union, asked a Connecticut state court to ban military recruiting on their campus because the military's ban on service by gays and lesbians violated the state statute that banned discrimination based on sexual orientation. He told a reporter that given his experience in the Navy having military recruiters on campus was "like someone kicking you in the stomach."New York Times: Kirk Johnson, "Gay Students Seek a Ban on Campus Military Recruiters," October 7, 1992, accessed March 21, 2012 In late 1992, Steffan published his autobiography, Honor Bound.
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