He shaved his scraggly beard once, for a girlfriend, and
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Scraggly, pointed plants stick out of a hard, dirt ground.
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We're all scraggly and eating pizza on the floor for dinner.
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Near the water, there's a scraggly, scarred squirrel walking in circles.
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Jennifer Hudson gets the power ballad "Memory," as Grizabella the scraggly cat.
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His cheeks have since filled out, and a scraggly beard covers them.
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The unkempt man with a scraggly, gray beard had the right eyes.
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He made me recut scraggly patches of grass on my own time.
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If anything, it's a testament to that talent—Owens is so convincing that a fan can look at his own paunch and scraggly beard, then look over at Owens' paunch and scraggly beard, and see himself in him.
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To one side of the building, a scraggly volleyball net was strung up.
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Many grew out scraggly muttonchops or goatees, trying to look manly on Election Day.
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We huddled with the men in the scant shade of a scraggly date tree.
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Endless sand roads course though stands of pitch pine, a scraggly, decidedly unmajestic evergreen.
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James Franco is a fine fit as the main character, Jake, a present-day schoolteacher whose friend Al, the scraggly owner of a scraggly diner, lets him in on a secret: A closet in the place is more than just a closet.
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Anyway, today she said that that guy upstairs, the short guy with the scraggly beard?
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There is the scraggly beard and the flowing hair, occasionally wound in a man bun.
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He longs, he says, scratching his scraggly, infested beard, for the gentler pleasures of civilization.
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The prime minister's cleanshaven face was inches from the man's scraggly hair and furrowed brow.
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Short beards, long beards, little scraggly beards that had no business being on somebody's face.
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He's easily recognized by his long, scraggly beard, for which his character is named: Aberdall Strongbeard.
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"The lawn is a bit scraggly, but still being maintained, as are other amenities," she said.
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The food disappeared overnight, and on Monday, a scraggly-looking Muppet emerged from the burned landscape.
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Gepts stepped over to a row of scraggly-looking tepary beans and cracked open a pod.
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His clothes were rumpled, and his dark hair was long and scraggly under his engineer's cap.
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From the scraggly to the scruffy, beards were almost as popular as La La Land. Almost.
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With his scraggly Victorian beard, friendly eyes and warm smile, Valdet was always hard man to miss.
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A jovial man with a scraggly silver beard, Pharr suddenly stopped smiling when he heard the question.
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The first-generation plants were "scraggly, weedy things that didn't give us much hope," said Professor Orton.
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Many times, I saw him drive some scraggly animal out through a gap in the spiderweb fence.
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If the scraggly voice of Sesame Street's Cookie Monster is what brings you joy, you're in luck.
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Curtains drawn, the place had a vacant air, its scraggly bushes overgrown to the size of dairy cows.
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Also, Miz Cracker did her the benefit of making her shave off that scraggly ass beard of hers.
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Just inside the park, children sprinted across a playground and a scraggly cairn terrier strained at his leash.
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Sekkingstad had a huge beard and long scraggly hair that whipped in the wind from the helicopter blades.
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The witch we're all most familiar with is old, haggard and warty, with tattered clothes and scraggly hair.
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On the left is a thin beach with scraggly vegetation, and beyond that a glimpse of blue ocean.
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In "Platte Bridge Fight Finale" (2017), Winograde presents two covered wagons parallel parked along a group of scraggly trees.
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Next to a shopping mall, Cedar Lane stables sit on a scraggly triangle of land dotted with shipping containers.
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Outside of the cascade of bullshit that is battling the black dog and his scraggly mates: I'm no expert.
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Styles recently devastated fans worldwide when he cut off his signature Big Hair in favor of scraggly bowl cut.
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But some scraggly looking antelopes provide the most impressive imagery in a film that otherwise doesn't stand out photographically.
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But when Mr. Maestri's gigantic Falstaff finally stands up, he's a scraggly, pathetic sight in his grimy long johns.
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Andy, a scraggly man with great comedic timing and a history of drug addiction, was one of his lost puppies.
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Back in the '90s rom-com boom, two scraggly assistants who sometimes look vaguely under-showered wouldn't be passable heroes.
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Just making things awkward and scraggly is something we both enjoy, so I was aware that there would be comparisons.
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They were not all old, scraggly-looking women: 22017% of Scottish witches were men, and their average age was 42.
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There are red and yellow leaves on scraggly trees and a hazy fog hanging in the air above the mountains.
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He had a young man's beard, scraggly and unkempt, a sign of laziness more than devotion, I might have thought.
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With his one good eye and long scraggly hair, Dooley fits the look of an apocalypse survivor to a tee.
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"Hi, you," a woman in scrubs said to Imando, who has scraggly black fur and had just turned 4 weeks old.
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Mr. Cooper, scraggly bearded and seemingly tired of fame, feels like a burned-out musician who finds solace in her simplicity.
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Mr. Rondeau, with his long hair, scraggly beard and rumpled shirt, exuded wild-eyed charisma and channeled it into his performance.
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J.C. Scraggly, slightly out of tune guitar picking runs through "Body Count," but it shouldn't be mistaken for fragility or diffidence.
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She was a scraggly stray that was picked up by a rescue and brought into my old job to be spayed.
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He points to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who recently returned from a vacation in Costa Rica with a scraggly beard.
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Early this season, we meet the "Man" of the title — Abendsen (Stephen Root), the scraggly, wild-eyed hermit collecting the films.
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That girl's gouache hair is scraggly, not perfectly brushed, and short strands stand up like shorn blades of grass atop her head.
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Sure, it looks like a scraggly balloon thing, with stringy little arms, but it's actually a creature out of your worst nightmares.
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Worship Leader Jonathon Douglass, called JD — long hair, glasses and scraggly beard — has been immersed in Hillsong Church since he was 4.
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I found this huge, scraggly plant in the garbage and had no idea what it was, but I thought, 'You're so beautiful!
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It's a small market with perhaps a couple dozen vendors and a lone, scraggly guy with a guitar picking out Dylan covers.
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Walton's long red hair flew behind him as he ran, and a scraggly red beard nested on the bottom of his face.
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Taylor's Dad Needs to Get With the Program That scraggly guy who walks into Taylor Mason Capital at the start of the episode?
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Nearby there are similarly-floating clusters of houses facing every direction, a large tree, and another outcropping of rocks inhabited by scraggly shrubs.
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He performed the song on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in 2016, wearing a crimson T-shirt, glasses, and a scraggly beard.
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I was bearded and scraggly, yet despite my appearance, by the end of the first day there were thousands of people surrounding us.
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He seems to have never interacted with another soul, as if uttering a single word to someone might spoil his scraggly little Eden.
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In the mirror, Salem despised their new facial hair; they tried to overcome the repulsion by growing mutton chops and a scraggly beard.
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These days, the landscape is flecked with abandoned groves and scraggly trees whose elongated yellow leaves are a telltale sign of the disease.
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The boy initially did not talk, but suddenly he said "look" and pointed to a scraggly drawing he had made in red crayon.
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I'd also apparently reached whatever stage of puberty causes scraggly hairs to sprout like underbrush at the back of a young man's neck.
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There, in a scraggly bramble of wild blueberries, we would set them down a few yards apart, each in our own little patch.
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The image of an iconic terrorist as an old, angry, Muslim man in an off-white thawb and scraggly beard is long gone.
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Remember, in Gaston's titular song, Gaston and LeFou have this exchange: LEFOU: Not a bit of him's scraggly or scrawny GASTON: That's right!
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Packed with a set of beard balm and oil, these grooming products can help him go from unkempt and scraggly to moisturized and dapper.
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Packed with a set of beard balm and oil, these grooming products can help him go from unkempt and scraggly to moisturized and dapper.
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By the time he finally picks up what Tyrion is putting down, they both look like they've grown another inch of scraggly beard hair.
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Both are young white men covered in tattoos, one with scraggly red hair and two-day-old whiskers, the other a clean-shaven blond.
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Now, it's bright enough so that you can finally identify the strange, scraggly woman standing behind that guy in the foreground (spoiler: it's Margaery).
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The hairy half of Forte's head remained untouched, with his eyebrow, scraggly beard and long hair still intact on that side of his face.
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Over the years, Pitt's hair length has ebbed and flowed, but it was never this long, and it was always a little more scraggly.
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They created animated graphics of Mr. Sanders and his new friend, "Birdie," depicted with a scraggly white coif of hair to match the candidate's.
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MAPINGGUAN VILLAGE, China — Liu Xing Ma was sitting in his timber-frame home here when two hikers with scraggly beards appeared in his courtyard.
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The first person I met in Val-Fourré was a burly man in Afghan-style dress, with the scraggly beard favored by Salafi Muslims.
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Dear Diary: I was standing in a scraggly line of Upper West Siders at the MetroCard Van on Broadway between 85th and 86th Streets.
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The plate's numbers were crooked, scraggly and all different sizes instead of the clean, yellow font you would expect to see on a California plate.
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Instead, the hood has a removable faux-fur ruff that's of much higher quality than the scraggly looking faux fur you find on cheaper coats.
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I'd relax on her kitchen stool as she kept me from looking scraggly while I'd reflect on college, later my first job, and soon marriage.
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At the short hearing, alleged shooter Adam Purinton, 51, sat quietly, wearing an orange jumpsuit and looking haggard, his hair scraggly, sometimes whispering to his attorney.
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By the end of the episode, Theon, having been forgiven by Jon, is heading god-knows-where to rescue Yara accompanied with some scraggly Ironborn guys.
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A soft-spoken, 27 year-old with a scraggly beard, Sobral won with "Amar Pelos Dois" ("Love For Both of Us"), sung in his native Portuguese.
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Prodded by the tour guide, Marty McNamee, a third-generation miner with a scraggly beard and a light-up helmet, Hunter approached a rusted track mucker.
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A stout bald man with a scraggly white beard and wine-dark lips, Slobodchikoff speaks with a gentler and more lilting voice than you might expect.
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Seven hours later, including a layover at Miami International Airport, the plane landed on a sunny, flat field rimmed with pipe organ cactuses and scraggly shrubs.
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Faber's speed is the most expensive tin of off white paint you can imagine, being applied with a scraggly, busted up brush in a scattergun pattern.
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" They "began to make discoveries," Hendricks writes, including "scraggly cherry trees that had once been planted and now were nearly destroyed in their struggle to survive.
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There's the scraggly-bearded, sandy-haired former Navy man, showing off the melanoma scars and blemishes on his forearms and a fresh gash on his bandaged hand.
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Drawn with scraggly lines and a wry expressiveness, her people look like Quentin Blake characters who have put on a few pounds and changed into colorful clothing.
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Blake Lively is introduced in this thriller riding in a rugged roadster and peering at a smartphone while a scraggly-bearded, longhaired driver navigates rough forest terrain.
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On our way back to the Islander, LouAnn took a sharp turn down a narrow road through scraggly pines to the property where my grandmother was raised.
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The object of the team's efforts was a scraggly nest, about two inches wide, that was gusting around at the end of a branch four stories overhead.
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In this beguilingly written and illustrated tale, Monty is a scraggly black-and-white street creature who stumbles upon some poodles living in luxury at Poodle Mansions.
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Human excrement and toilet paper can be found behind any large boulder or scraggly bush, alarmingly close to streams that serve as water sources for communities downhill.
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"We have been made aware of a situation," said the first speaker, an older man with a scraggly white beard who had hobbled up to the lectern.
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He has a scraggly beard and wears old American flag boxers and drives a rusting F-150 and wear coveralls and doesn't know what a tetanus shot is.
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After years of questionable facial hair choices and scraggly on-screen goatees, DiCaprio finally proved he could go Full Beard, and the effect was nothing short of terrifying.
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Kneeling before this behemoth is a second figure, bowing in supplication or prayer, with long cartoonish human hands and a scraggly tail emerging from its shiny black drapery.
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Mr. Assange, meanwhile, managed to exhaust his welcome at the Ecuadorean Embassy, and on Thursday British police officers unceremoniously bundled the scraggly-bearded refugee off in a van.
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"I remember once in 22 or something, I was such a scraggly thing, but I was in this bar waiting for him and he was late," she says.
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Our so-called rustic site had one scraggly shade tree along the rocky shore and no electricity — and, therefore, no fan, a major flaw in the South Florida heat.
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A television version of Sandokan from 1976, starring Indian actor Kabir Bedi, remains a cult favourite (Mr Schiavone got his nickname from the scraggly beard he shared with Mr Bedi).
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The building sits in an otherwise unremarkable neighborhood, surrounded by a small scraggly field, homes, and the Diplomat Hotel, long ago converted to an elderly care home for Russian immigrants.
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He remembers those soccer games in what was a scraggly field in the midst of vegetable gardens and dirt roads, and is today a school crammed in by apartment buildings.
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I was painfully aware of being a scraggly kid of color who wore baggy donated clothes that I worried made me look like a gangbanger in that Silicon Valley enclave.
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The scraggly, googly-eyed, orange-haired mascot was made public Monday morning, and looks like the result of an unholy union between the Babadook and a Muppet from Fraggle Rock.
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For my last day as a VICE intern, I came dressed in Keanu's most infamous look, the barefoot, red trucker hat, scraggly mess that he was famously photographed in last week.
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An elfin-looking man with a scraggly beard and a penchant for robes, Schacknow declared himself an oracle of God, sent to save mankind by eradicating all evil from the Earth.
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Their stories are implied by their bodies, whether it's the scraggly beard of a towering giant, or the pockmarked armor of a bull-like creature the size of a small bus.
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He would spend the 1988 cycle remaking Bush—picking out flattering shirts for him, drilling him in debate prep, even, Time reported, plucking scraggly hairs from his eyebrows before important interviews.
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Alas, the scraggly limbs of the bush were not enough to hide the majestic colors of Old Glory, and the police spotted Hermsmeyer's red, white, and blue shorts and apprehended him.
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And, in some ways, the scraggly parkland along the Bushwick Inlet in Brooklyn, pocked with industrial ruins and warehouses where a 28-acre park was to be born, is exactly that.
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Raised in the Alleghenies of western Pennsylvania, Abbey was rugged and self-assured, with the scraggly beard of an Old West prospector and the iconoclastic poise of a bohemian Yosemite Sam.
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He's now a wizard with a long white beard badly glued over his scraggly stubble, his unlit stogie still in his mouth and a conical wizard hat perched on his big head.
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Whether he's sporting a scraggly beard like in The Revenant, or metal face masks like in Mad Max and The Dark Knight Rises, the actor's mug always seems to be obscured onscreen.
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Softer, definitely, and way less scraggly on the ends, but with a slightly altered texture that I can only compare to the way my hair feels after getting a fresh dye job.
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The Daily Mail found a video of West looking scraggly and unwell at a mall near his home in Maryland, and a story about him acting erratically at a youth basketball game.
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Then, when the perm started to grow out and look scraggly, I had no time to get it permed again, so I just blew it out, because my hair is naturally straight.
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On a Sunday afternoon in his Brooklyn neighborhood, Greenpoint, Mr. Person — looking more Merlin than Harry Potter, with his plush robe and scraggly white beard — led about three dozen people in meditation.
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In the Humvee where I sat, one layer of glass in the front windshield was cracked; scraggly lines streamed from a cylindrical hole, where it looked as if a bullet had struck.
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As he turned the corner of the Point, he could see the place he'd come to find, the shallow waters running along a stretch of quiet beach spotted with dead scraggly trees.
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When I was finished, a pull-up guru I've long looked up to, a sinewy Rastafarian with a short, scraggly beard, sidled up to me and whispered, ''Now that's a pull-up.''
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Anthony Davis had feet planted in a bucket of ice and a scraggly beard curling out from beneath his hoodie, making him look like a cross between a monk and a stork.
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She was holding this swinging lantern, illuminating the path David Lynch style flashing light, and in her other hand she held my own, as I clutched the warm scraggly dog to my chest.
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One of nature's most befuddling quadrupeds, the common wildebeest has the thick, horned bust of a buffalo, the spindly legs and wispy tail of a horse, and the scraggly whitish beard of a wizard.
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On November 22, 1943, Weegee's most egregious cheating produced his most famous picture, "The Critic": a scraggly, impoverished woman looks scornfully at a pair of fur-clad, tiara-wearing ladies arriving at the opera.
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It could turn out to be the end of a decorated N.B.A. career for the 71-year-old Jackson, who first came to the Knicks in 1967 as a long-limbed, scraggly haired forward.
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With his scraggly beard and pencils tucked into his cap, Mr. Smith showed off his training guitar recently: a black walnut and spruce beauty with a cursive "Smith" inlaid in abalone on the neck.
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"Once a product I've used a bunch of times stops working, or I'm struggling to keep my hair moisturized, or my ends look visibly scraggly after a twist-out, it's time to trim," says Kola.
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And that scraggly-bearded man, the one lugging a white cross around the square like Christ bound for Calvary — between cigarette breaks — is Gary Mathes; he was at the 2008 Republican convention in St. Paul.
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Grave Before Shave Beard Oil 4 Pack, available at Amazon, $37.99Stop letting dad go out with that scraggly Jeremiah Johnson beard and get him some beard oil and balm to shape it up a little.
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Headed north from Ruzizi, an Akagera game drive is also a five- to seven-hour highlight reel of gorgeous east African landscapes: open plains, scraggly highlands and the swampy waters of Africa's largest protected wetlands.
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A determined hiker, John led us up scraggly paths to explore mountain fortresses: one built in the fifth century above the Turkish city of Artanuc, another above Borjomi, an old Soviet spa town in Georgia.
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If you've noticed your hair getting stuck in the wand, that it's extra dry and scraggly, or that it's taking longer than usual to finish a section, your outdated flat iron may be the culprit.
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The cover shoot shows off a slightly more polished version of the Biebs than we're used to seeing, with one minor exception: his facial hair, which is looking like the beginnings of a scraggly goatee. Yikes.
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Most recently, the city abandoned plans to develop it as part of LA's 2024 Olympics bid, and, for now, the yard remains a vast expanse of train tracks, shipping containers tagged with graffiti, and scraggly weeds.
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At other points, Gabriel is shown in battle in Afghanistan; he's also seen wandering through a seemingly dystopian landscape, wide-eyed and with a scraggly beard, searching for his son, who he believes has been kidnapped.
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If you've ever wanted to get off to an image of the scraggly-haired, tattooed frontman of One Direction going down on a saccharine stereotypical Girl Next Door, this is supposed to be the book for you.
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"Physically, he is stunningly like his brother Fidel, an enormous, heavyset, gruff bear of a man, with a scraggly graying beard, a red face, a blustery manner, a ready teasing smile and bright dancing eyes," she wrote.
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While I know my hair was at the lowest point health-wise than it had ever been, a part of me still wasn't ready to let go of my scraggly-ended security blanket (bad move numero dos).
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This transcription doesn't do LaMarr's voice justice; you really have to listen to the bit, and hear how he adds different kinds of depth and scraggly texture to his voice, and how it shifts the image he's creating.
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There are few points in the game where the story skips ahead a few weeks, and when you see Arthur afterward, his hair is touching his shoulders and a scraggly beard hides any semblance of his square jaw.
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Andre Drummond is Wiping Dirt Off His Shoulders Not only is he shooting 72.2 percent from the free-throw line, but, more importantly, the 215-year-old appears to have shaved/waxed/lasered away his scraggly shoulder hair.
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Then he continued on until he reached a drab stretch of road lined with gas stations and scraggly palm trees, where he pulled into a parking lot and waited, as discreetly as possible, to meet his F.B.I. handler.
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As they cruised past a Circle Line dock near West 42nd Street, Mr. Feitel, who has scraggly red hair and thick-lensed Gucci glasses, asked how not to go insane while waiting for work to come his way.
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Almost unrecognizable behind a scraggly beard, croaking his lines through a mouth full of sharpened teeth, he exudes a gleeful Charles Manson-like malevolence as Ygor — a grave robber who survived his hanging, albeit with a broken neck.
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Via voice-over narration, the punk elder statesman Iggy Pop presides over the nearly 160-minute parade of musician cameos and archival footage, but his scraggly-voiced guidance returns only intermittently to connect the dots between the years.
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He considers the idea that he might, in fact, be staring at the one true God — which, sure, might have a scraggly face with a mean glare, but who cares when it could also be the face of God?
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AMSTERDAM — If you look at a map of Europe and imagine the Netherlands as a man's smiling face gazing out toward the North Sea, the city of Maastricht would be, perhaps, a crumb stuck in the man's scraggly beard.
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"It requires but a small portion of the gift of discernment for anyone to foresee that providence will erect a mighty empire in America," Samuel Adams wrote, at a time when America was 13 scraggly colonies hugging one coast.
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Like the few other visitors to the Presidio that day, I had to stop and stare at the clean-shaven, well-fed features of Prisoner 3859, who, instead of his famous Old Testament whiskers, sported a scraggly pencil mustache.
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But it was as good a place as any to spend a few mopey years, listening to some scraggly guitars, with a man who weighs less than my leg belting out a scream about his heart being turned into an urn.
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That makes him a mere stripling compared with Bérenger, the scraggly-haired monarch played by Mr. Ifans in "Exit the King," who has made it to an impressive 483 years and isn't best pleased when, finally, he must call it quits.
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The Grolier show includes a very scraggly gray sample that may have come from his beard, as well as this friendship ring containing a neatly braided clipping that belonged to Alma Johnston, a close friend and patron of the poet's.
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"Park Geun-hye herself is not a bad person," said Ms. Kum, wielding a small razor blade to whittle off the scraggly roots of scallions at a vegetable stall in Seomun Market, here in the city where Ms. Park was born.
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A far cry from the fierce, masked Islamic State fighters who once seized vast swaths of Iraq and Syria, the captive was a scraggly teenager in a tank top with limbs so thin that his watch slid easily off his wrist.
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When the scraggly pack — headed up by two males Jackson affectionately calls "Pedro" and "Samson" — lopes in, Jackson clicks a handheld device to keep them in line, and then orders them to attack the wolves so he can get some refugees to safety.
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Their seventh and latest album, The Weather, is a far cry from the scraggly, ramshackle textures of their earliest work—which was more like an unhinged garage-rock soundtrack to a rough LSD trip, and might now only be treasured by dedicated cratediggers.
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It's hard to tell what's actually happening in this trailer, but Rami Malek seems to take on a number of strange roles including a tired office worker and a scraggly looking wanderer in Buster's Mal Heart, which comes from director Sarah Adina Smith.
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Songs like "Not a Terrorist" and "American Police" cut like a knife, and more unexpected tracks like album closer "Road to Liberation" or the noise-drenched "Voice of the Hari'meen" show a willingness to experiment with sounds well outside punk's scraggly borders.
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Sitting in a comfortably shabby trattoria near the West Village apartment he shares with his wife and daughter, he was craggier, more rough-hewn, with a star-shaped dimple on his right cheek, a sweep of silver hair and a short, scraggly beard.
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Painstaking construction went into this track; listen to the way the handclaps deliberately lag behind the bass drum, the way the percussion later lags behind the guitar, the way the voices are scraggly or sweet, the rising and falling buzz in the background.
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"I remember when it was, in Indonesia, hard to get Christmas things, [my mom] would get a sort of scraggly-looking pine tree and red and green construction paper because ornaments were hard to find back in those days," Soetoro-Ng says.
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The last time you saw the actor he was likely sporting some shoulder-length, scraggly hair and a beard to match, but for his new gig as the spokesperson for the anti-animal cruelty organization, the actor has donned a much more dapper look.
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The daytime nurse—a scraggly young man nicknamed Bishnu: the god, among other things, of maintenance and preservation—made a habit of propping him up in his rocking chair on the balcony every morning, and having the various venders congregate below like a worshipful throng.
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A former gold prospector in a town called Swastika, Ontario, the 32-year-old Thomson—dark haired and doe-eyed, sometimes with a scraggly beard and sometimes without a front tooth—comes off like the most miserable person at the party in his lyrics.
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Weighed down by a scraggly beard, serious debt and a recently deceased wife and child, Joe is hardly a catch for Julie (Franka Potente), a woman whose otherworldly gifts allow her to exit her body and guide her comatose daughter, Billie (Penelope Mitchell), back from limbo.
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Before they married, Mr. da Silva, who works painting oil refinery pipes, spent a year of evenings hand-digging and leveling a plot atop a cliff strewn with scraggly plants, preparing ground for their house, with its corrugated red tile roof and laundry lines spangling the sides.
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Despite the rebels' insouciant air, a witch hunt began against young people who themselves wanted to wear long hair, scraggly beards and the same guerrilla outfits that had captivated the nation — a nation that, from then on, was not supposed to look as subversive as its leader.
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Rory Scovel, a comic in his mid-30s with an insincere smile and a scraggly beard, bounded onstage, fist in the air, chin jutting out, jauntily nodding his head and making faces as if he were doing a guitar solo for the Rolling Stones at Madison Square Garden.
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Blanchett touches the full spectrum of humanity, from a homeless man with a scraggly beard, to a perfectly done-up news anchor who interviews herself, to a conservative 50s housewife bent in prayer over her dinner, seated alongside her real life husband Andrew Upton and their three sons.
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If you avoid the view through the front windows—of a low, graffiti-covered building, parked cars, and scraggly power lines—it's easy to imagine Chicha, a new Nicaraguan restaurant in Bushwick, in a high-end hotel, with a pool, or even the ocean, just out of frame.
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Wherever he showed his scraggly bearded face, from Yankees Stadium to the New York Press Photographer's Ball, the fatigue-clad prime minister was fawned over like a celebrity—even as animosities between his young revolutionary government and the great superpower to the north were already starting to reach a breaking point.
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The three dogs are part of a scraggly crew who had been living among crumpled homes and piles of trash in the unwavering, heavy Bahamian heat for nearly two months after a historic Category 5 hurricane pummeled the Caribbean nation, turning most of Great Abaco Island into a debris field.
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A similar struggle is occurring in Roberto Matta's "Les Lits des Vulgivagues" ("The Beds of the Prostitutes," 1943), a scraggly drawing in graphite and colored crayon, of four naked, intertwined, Picassoid couples in each of the paper's quadrants, their grinding pelvises joined together, like pipe fittings, by a red, oversized erection.
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Just two days after Vice President Mike Pence toured the zone and warned North Korea not to test the resolve of the United States, busloads of schoolchildren visited a nearby observation point where they could pop coins into large binoculars and peer at the scraggly forests and mountains of North Korea.
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And given the recent season's tendency to compress travel times and the fact that our only real indication of how long it's been was Jon and Tyrion — who already looked pretty scraggly before the time-jump — it was honestly hard for me to get any idea of how that gap really was.
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As the most celebrated producer of television comedy in England in the last 15 years, from "The Office" and "The IT Crowd" to "People Just Do Nothing," the current BBC Three mockumentary about a group of scraggly underground club kids, the 44-year-old Atalla cultivates writers who share his lacerating black humor.
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With his brown mane billowing from the back of his helmet — a look that Montreal defenseman P. K. Subban honored at this season's All-Star Game by donning a long, scraggly wig in the Breakaway Challenge — Jagr scored the type of goals that might well have inspired surges of boys named Jaromir nine months later.
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The crowd at Conway Hall was full of young men with pinched faces and gawky enthusiasm, displaying a full gamut of unfortunate sartorial choices: some of them in cravats, some with chinos and navy-blue blazers, some with dragon T-shirts and scraggly beards, at least one person pairing a tweed jacket with cargo shorts.
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Down the pike they came: Henry Cavill's gummed-on brassy silver mess, which (allegedly) transformed him into Geralt in the soon-to-arrive Netflix adaptation of The Witcher; Michelle Williams' stiff honey-blonde horror in Venom; the scraggly gray monstrosity Melissa McBride was forced to wear after a six-year time jump on AMC's The Walking Dead.
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That novel but not always seamless mix was apparent Friday night at this singer's inaugural Society Sessions event, an aesthetically underground party in the renovated basement of the old Williamsburgh Savings Bank, where Ms. Bourelly, backed by a three-piece live band of scraggly rock guys, followed a D.J. playing recent hits by Future and Drake.
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" One longtime Biden staff member summed up the former vice president's view in Baby Boomer cultural terms: In the mid-1960s, when both men were in college, Mr. Biden was a square, striving, law-school-bound ex-jock who would have seen Mr. Sanders as a noisy, strident, scraggly but basically benign campus archetype — "the hippie.
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David Pokora, a bespectacled University of Toronto senior with scraggly blond hair down to his shoulders, needed to travel south to fetch a bumper that he'd bought for his souped-up Volkswagen Golf R. The American seller had balked at shipping to Canada, so Pokora arranged to have the part sent to a buddy, Justin May, who lived in Wilmington.
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A South African breed bred for meat, the Boer is considerably more majestic than what one usually thinks of when conjuring up an image of a goat; less scraggly than their dairy cousins, Boers have impressive chests and necks, topped by rounded heads reminiscent of a 5 wood, large, dangling leporine ears, and lowish-profile horns that appear slicked back like a pompadour.
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Hour after hour, a steady stream of people made their way through a mixture of forests and savanna on the Nicaraguan side, through various breaks in a low, flimsy fence line that marked the border, across scraggly lots behind homes and businesses on the Costa Rican side, finally emerging at the main road — within several hundred yards of the official crossing.
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This spare and unsettling sculptural installation for the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden Commission includes two figures: one that is somewhat humanoid but with a ferocious mask-face and that visually dwarfs the jagged Manhattan skyline behind it, and another bowing in supplication or prayer, with long cartoonish human hands and a scraggly tail emerging from its shiny, black drapery.
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Nearly all studies and talk focus on elderly men and postmenopausal women, so when an organization such as the US Department of Health and Human Services says regular exercise increases bone density, the advice tends to be interpreted as "the sky's the limit" and extrapolated to all ages and populations, giving false hope to people who want to turn their scraggly toothpick arm bones into those like the Croods'.
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But it is also, like all agricultural stories, about mutations—"natural" mutations and man-made mutations, invisibly insidious mutations and overtly grotesque mutations, mutations that were created earlier this year at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and mutations that may have occurred 10,000 years ago, like the ones that transformed Solanum pimpinellifolium from a scraggly perennial weed producing pea-sized fruit along the Pacific coastal margins of Peru and Ecuador to those beautiful big-lobed heirlooms in your backyard.
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A guy who hung out around campus, long-haired, scraggly-bearded, a kind of sloppy, happy-go-lucky, sinister phony, a powerfully persuasive and manipulative guy with a malodorous charm about him, Charlie Manson before anybody had heard of Charles Manson, other than my friend and his coterie of fellow eccentrics and visionaries who circulated among themselves counterculture news and views through a kind of crude precursor of the Internet before anybody else had heard of Internet or Manson.
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He'd compressed the band's sound to make it more radio-friendly—subtracting certain elements, adding horns, and largely ripping away much of the scraggly, rag-tag magic that had informed classics like Let It Be and Pleased To Meet Me. But when guitarist Slim Dunlap's wife found an early mix by the album's original producer, Matt Wallace, in her basement, it provided the blueprint for what would become Dead Man's Pop, a 2019 box-set reissue of Don't Tell a Soul that includes live tracks and demos from the same era.
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