He quickly collected the shiniest gold rings available to a young
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If you want the biggest, brightest, shiniest handset around, it'll cost you.
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Take a look at the ten biggest and shiniest toys on display.
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Consumer culture has conditioned us to keep purchasing the newest, shiniest, prettiest thing.
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Ahead are the ten shiniest jobs to kick off this shiny new decade. 1.
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"When you're looking at this situation, you're looking at the shiniest medal possible," Rose said.
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The growth of the shiniest new media has made the dustiest—text—ever more relevant.
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After all, who doesn't like having the newest and shiniest toys to mess around with?
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To Trump, all the world is baubles, and he reaches reflexively for the shiniest one.
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Many entrepreneurs want to be responsible for putting the newest, shiniest product out in the market.
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Michael Stipe of R.E.M. said their hit "Shiny Happy People" was not the band's shiniest moment.
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Calling Grassley a reformer is a bit like praising the shiniest turd in the turd contest.
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The system can record the shiniest of substances, including the gold leaf on a Byzantine halo.
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You don't need a phone that has all of the latest, fastest, shiniest components in it.
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Captain Phasma may finally get to show why she's the shiniest of Stormtroopers in The Last Jedi.
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But this year, Harry has extended the shiniest silver thermal blanket of all: his sense of fashion.
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The Galaxy S8 will be one of the shiniest, prettiest and most feature-packed phones ever created.
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Here are our top picks for scalp saviors that will have your hair looking its fullest and shiniest.
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My story right now reflects who I am, even if it's not the shiniest product on the shelf.
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You'd better believe this had been pored over by marketing executives, story departments, and the Mouse House's shiniest nameplates.
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Beyond the fact that it's fashion's shiniest new object, it's a glimpse into what many think fashion should be.
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While we all want the shiniest, all-singing, all-dancing technology, a lot of us are restricted on price.
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To further hone this hypothesis, researchers will just have to study more of the world&aposs shiniest, bluest diamonds.
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At least he ends up in jail, wearing nothing but the littlest, shiniest boxing shorts, after almost murdering a kid.
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In it, she takes us up close and personal with quite possibly the healthiest, shiniest curls we've seen in awhile.
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In the same skyline, visitors are urged to admire the finest of the old and the shiniest of the new.
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It's not the shiniest or fanciest 4K TV, but TCL's 4-Series does a good job for a reasonable price.
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Bumptious and bungling, he wants to grab the shiniest prize for himself for no other reason than that it is shiny.
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At the Emmy Awards, the shiniest fixtures weren't the Emmys themselves, but rather the cast of Netflix's beloved series, Queer Eye.
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All that glitters An ex-NASA engineer might have come up with the best -- and shiniest-- revenge ever for package thieves.
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My Southern classmates had the shiniest curls and the most luxurious ponytails tied with ribbons that matched their colorful sneakers and tees.
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And, finally, an army can make sure it has the shiniest high-tech killamajigs and training facilities — that's modernization and capital investments.
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In Mr. Longstreth's 15 years of releasing Dirty Projectors albums, "Lamp Lit Prose" is his shiniest, airiest, even catchiest set of songs.
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As things progress, more and more fish are winnowed out of the school until only the shiniest and smartest is still swimming.
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As things progress, more and more fish are winnowed out of the school until only the shiniest and smartest is still swimming.
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Their flagging spirits were instantly revived when a column of huge, freshly washed Toyota Land Cruisers rolled up, the shiniest things for miles.
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Employees arriving at the Peninsula's newest, shiniest corporate campus will find it equipped with all the creature comforts now expected in Silicon Valley.
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Disruption means a lot less when the disruptor loses its shiniest jewels—and especially when those jewels wind up in a competitor's glove.
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A brand-new vertical retail palace — don't call it a mall — opens at Hudson Yards, New York's biggest, shiniest new multibillion-dollar development.
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But Hynes's work, even with the shiniest of stars, is something else entirely: It has a tender, gauzy feel, a new-wave R.&B.
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They are two of South Asian activism's shiniest stars, with cameos in Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money" video and Carly Rae Jepsen's "Boy Problems".
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The precious pup has won a staggering 89 ribbons at dog shows, gaining accolades for showing best tricks, waggiest tail, shiniest coat and best dressed.
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There are far fewer people working during weekends, creating space for those who are working to go for the biggest and shiniest scoops and stories.
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We're constantly seduced into buying the shiniest toys, upgrading our iPhones every couple of years, and returning any item that delivers less than complete satisfaction.
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It's the shiniest time of year: that hopeful period when we imagine how remarkable — how fit and kind, how fiscally responsible — our future selves could be.
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And if that's your bag, my colleagues here at Gizmodo will no doubt keep you up to date on the shiniest incremental changes that money can buy.
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Why it matters: VCs get regularly criticized for piling into the shiniest new bauble, but they also will pay up for promising businesses in super-boring industries.
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McGrath hasn't released any details about the product yet, but based on the photos, it's the shiniest eye makeup we've ever seen — maybe even shinier than her highlighter.
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When it comes to the shiniest wonders of the modern world—as the supercomputers in our pockets communicate with satellites—science and technology are indeed hand in glove.
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Click ahead for chic accessories, practical braids, and the shiniest blowouts you've ever seen, all of which are perfect no matter what your plans are this Friday night.
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The trick to filling a themeless grid well is to spread your shiniest words and phrases through each sector, while avoiding as much crossing junk fill as possible.
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"Americans are looking for the shiniest machine and the newest medication when the tried and true often proves higher in quality and significantly lower in cost," Pearl said.
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To find success through online dating, you probably want to highlight your best qualities, do a little bragging, and put forth the shiniest, most accomplished version of yourself, right?
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It is HBO's shiniest, starriest program after Game of Thrones, and I feared that the network would swerve into aggressive fan service rather than into nuanced, complex narrative terrain.
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Rocko has always resonated as a character because he's always struggled with whether or not buying into the latest, shiniest thing—whether modern life, really—is actually worth it.
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Shiny sport-utility vehicles (SUVs), the hottest, shiniest items at this week's biennial Beijing Auto Show (pictured), did even better: sales jumped by 46% in March from a year earlier.
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After months of enjoying the thickest, shiniest hair of my life, I suddenly found myself shedding so much that it felt like hair was taking over my one-bedroom apartment.
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But the shiniest part of the Cowboys these days was not in the complex's blueprints: It's Dak Prescott, who came out of nowhere to become the team's new franchise quarterback.
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While the world's most famous automakers were pulling the covers off their latest, shiniest offerings at the Los Angeles Auto Show, a dark gray sedan circled the convention center, almost silently.
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Not only is there a slew of amazing deals and packages, but this is also the time beauty brands put out the shiniest, sparkliest, most lust-worthy launches of the season.
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Because when my typically puffy, wavy hair dried — air-dried, nonetheless — it was without a doubt the silkiest and shiniest and most kink-free it's ever been in my entire life.
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It was absolutely devastating, a sign of how much the show is pushing its characters to confront their desires — and ask themselves if the shiniest things are necessarily the best things.
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Behind this fruitful photo is one of horror's shiniest stars ... put your best tricks to the test and see if you can find the celebrity treat hiding behind this gourdeous pumpkin pic!
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Is this show about the possibilities of the museum or is it about building a valuable art collection — a cabinet of curiosities with the shiniest and rarest jewels from around the world?
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The models' hair was slicked back, their lips glossy red, their eyes shadowed, the highest Mistress pumps on their feet, the tiniest, shiniest of clothes on their backs, with the biggest of shoulders.
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Even in that collectivist environment, Pierce managed to reap the shiniest, prettiest reward, harvesting the Finals MVP trophy for himself even though by pretty much any objective measure, Garnett was a superior player.
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But none of those Marvel movies could compare to the franchise's shiniest jewel, "Avengers: Infinity War," which rampaged through the weekend with $630 million worldwide — easily the biggest global opening of all time.
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You can hear her indomitability on "Get it Right" (1983), one of her shiniest productions with Luther Vandross, and a gorgeous example of the shimmering synth ambience that characterized so much '80s R&B.
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We post our shiniest vacation or "night-out" photos (with the most flattering filters) and descriptions of our professional victories, not shots of the dull work spaces where we spend most of our days.
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While the shiniest, most successful phone apps are designed to push our competitive buttons and light up our pleasure centers with quick rewards, slow games seek access to a different part of our brains.
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Image: GettyThere are some fantastic bargains to be had if you can live without the shiniest, newest gadgets—but diving into the second-hand market comes with its own set of potential pitfalls and problems.
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Still, Howard's wish to see games become their biggest, shiniest, and deepest selves — replicated across an older generation of men and women who dominate senior positions at the biggest game companies — isn't shared by everyone.
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The shiniest confection is "I Know That You're Thinking About Me," which repeats the title over and over as an echoey guitar solo gradually turns sparklier and sadder, fading in an ethereal haze of horn.
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Granted, the Pixel's distribution and marketing still leave it as a niche device for now, but it's acting essentially like an iPhone — dampening enthusiasm for the newest and shiniest Android phones by virtue of its superior technology.
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For Apple, the show represents the shiniest bauble in its launch slate as it attempts to challenge the likes of Netflix with a streaming service of its own — and among the first shows to hang its premise on #MeToo.
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Dragging this raggedy collection out of a 2-0 deficit to clinch the eighth consecutive finals appearance of James' career, with no Kyrie Irving at his side to share the burden, would have to rank as the second-shiniest entry on his resume.
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What I do definitely know about comedy, from these years of watching stand-up, is that jokes are mostly just painful experiences dressed in silly, shiny costumes, and one's love life tends to fit in the silliest and shiniest costume of them all.
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And sure, the show often presents New York in its shiniest moments with the most potential for fun, a city in which a pair of cops on bikes see a total eclipse party in the park through a puff of weed smoke, and shrug.
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If you're in the market to upgrade your must-have adulting appliance, Amazon has a really nice one on sale: The All-Clad stainless steel slow cooker might literally be the shiniest thing you've ever seen, and it's on sale for less than $150 on Amazon.
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The folks over at iFixit make it their business to take the shiniest new phones and gadgets and do exactly what you hope you won't have to do with them: take them apart and poke around to see just how hard it is to put them back together.
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The low point of the show is, not surprisingly, the most monolithic and shiniest object: a giant mirrored black cube, called, appropriately, "Black Mirror" (2011), which the viewer enters to witness another video work reflected "infinitely" (enough already; Yayoi Kusama did it in the '60s!) in the mirrored surface within.
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How to Buy Second-Hand Tech Without Getting Ripped OffThere are some fantastic bargains to be had if you can live without the shiniest, newest…Read more ReadBest Buy has managed to do just fine in the current marketplace, and its stock price has increased by 67 percent over the last two years.
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In six month's time you'll have shaved your head and will be really into Oi bands and unironically watching old episodes of Top Gear, back when Tiff Needell and Quentin Wilson ruled the roost, eating nothing but tinned breakfasts', but for now, you're the shiniest star getting on the overground at Hoxton.
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When I saw him do his thing for an audience of a few dozen attorneys, law students, and journalists, Bharara was riding especially high, still basking in the glow of the recent arrest of State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who would be convicted on corruption charges and become the shiniest pelt on Bharara's metaphorical wall.
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Teams of artists and marchers will wander through the streets of Long Island City with their best mobile art floats and roving spectacles, to head from Flux Factory to Smiling Hogshead Ranch, where guest judges Hrag Vartanian (Hyperallergic), Paddy Johnson (Art F City), Harriet Taub (Materials for the Arts), Kevin Baltick, and Connie Wang (Refinery29) will award teams prizes for shiniest costume, best use of recycled materials, and more!
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Materials: Moisture-wicking athletic gear, black Worbla (A brand of thermoplastic) Craft foam Mini zip ties "The shiniest gold fabric I could find at Hancock fabrics, which is now closed" Duct tape Makeup: Mehron Paradise Paint (teal, light blue), Mehron setting spray, Mehron Mixing Liquid, Black Moon Cosmetics "Sorrow" lipstick, Surreal Makeup "Evil Queen" liquid lip Tension rod A glove Gold spray paint Puffy paint, fabric paint Used T-shirts Fabric tape Estimated Cost: $64 Watching TaLynn Kel prepare for Dragon*Con felt like watching a warrior prepare for battle: checking weapons, fortifying armor (and war paint) and laying out a battle plan (for photo shoots at the convention, as well as visits to hotel lobbies — ideal places for air-conditioned breaks and, possibly, alcohol.) But everything about Ms. Kel's costume seemed to be giving her problems that day.
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"BrightKit: The Shiniest Twitter Scheduler and Tracker Yet". Mashable. Retrieved March 21, 2012. In February 2009, Holmes offered a $500 prize for renaming the platform, and used crowdsourced suggestions from the dashboard's 100,000+ users as contest submissions."What You Should Outsource to Amp Up Efficiency".
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Encouraged by an appropriate harbor boat sailing to and from Manila, the captains and field officers donned their shiniest buttons and responded to the invitation in such numbers that the skipper of the Hyde hung out the SRO sign on the trip home. On 25 December 1941 twenty nurses were evacuated from Manila aboard Hyde destined for Hospital #2 at Coclaban with vessel lost to air attack with medical supplies for the hospital shortly after.
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Soldiers are highly competitive in producing the smoothest, shiniest and most durable finish possible normally to their 'Drill' or 'Parade' boots. The down side to this method is that the slightest touch to the laminated layers of brittle dry polish could end up with them cracking or even shattering like glass or even the leather breaking up as the nourishment supplied by the oils in the polish never actually reach the leather.
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Gill began his writing career in his thirties, writing "art reviews for little magazines". His first piece for Tatler, in 1991, was an account of being in a detox clinic, written under the pseudonym Blair Baillie. In 1993 he moved to The Sunday Times where, according to Lynn Barber, "he quickly established himself as their shiniest star". He continued to write for the Sunday Times until shortly before his death in 2016.
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The Doctor asks Vida to show him the 'biggest and shiniest lab' she has. Vida says that she hasn't been able to contact her boss all day, and there is a Vice Admiral Kelper from Norfolk due to arrive the next day. The Doctor tells Rose to have Mickey come over and bring Keisha. Vida talks about her work studying ocean currents, what is in them and how they move around, using tracers they had developed.
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The shining wizard can be applied to a standing opponent as well; this would be likely applied by stepping off the opponent's chest and then delivering a knee smash to the opponent's face. AJ Lee uses this move as her finisher in her time in WWE. Tegan Nox uses this move as her finisher called Shiniest Wizard. Adam Cole uses a version of this move, called The Last Shot, where he strikes his opponent at the back of their head and neck.
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After many years they split up, with Jack revealing many of her secrets. Later, she entered politics in the New Labour era under Tony Blair and became a Labour MP for Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire. She referred to herself as Pan National and The Shiniest Star in Blair's Sky, nicknames that the media picked up and subsequently used. However, she vocally opposed the Iraq War and was seen to be one of the Labour Party's most left-wing MPs.
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P. lucidus is part of a group of six orange-red or dark-red species of ants, mostly from eastern North America, that have long, often dark-coloured appendages and few hairs on the dorsal surface of the gaster. The worker is long and has a head longer than it is wide, crowned with about a dozen short setae (bristles). It is red with the legs and the tip of the gaster often being tinged with brown. The specific name lucidus means "shiny" and this ant is the shiniest in the group and has a glossy mesonotum and gaster, and a moderately shiny head.
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In 1966, Presnell played the role of Sir Lancelot in Camelot in the Regional Equity production at The Houston Music Theatre. In 1984, Presnell appeared as Don Quixote in Man of La Mancha in Darien, Connecticut, an appearance well received by The New York Times critic Alvin Klein, who wrote that Presnell was "a winning leading man", and wrote: > As an actor, Mr. Presnell promises much, and as a singer, he delivers. Here > is one of the shiniest vocal accounts of the role yet. The actor is on the > verge of suggesting that in his implausible way, the Don can bring a measure > of grace to the world and fulfill that old impossible dream.
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The Irish Blue Cross relies on donations from the general public to cover the costs of carrying out its work. It has many fundraising events throughout the year, such as its Easter Raffle, World Animal Week pens campaign, and its ever-popular Bark in the Park™ sponsored dog walks during the Summer. The Bark in the Park™ events involve a 4 km walk through some of Dublin's finest parks, a raffle, music, goody bags and prizes for the dog with the Best Bark, Shiniest Coat, Happiest Smile and Waggiest Tail. The charity also receives some funding from the Irish Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.
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MacCormack was an enigma to his listening audience, a manifestation of the magic of radio. While some perceived him as an aloof, effete romantic, his real-life personality was a gregarious ordinary beer drinking Joe who could walk the streets of Chicago blending in with every other blue collar man (despite owning one of the shiniest black Cadillacs in town, a self-earned perk). Due to the immense power and reach of clear channel WGN his all night radio show, sponsored by the everyday man's Meister Brau beer, had a huge following of long haul truckers who tuned in his show because they could cross several state lines without having to change stations once. MacCormack often incongruously interspersed romantic on-air poetry readings with talk of running down to the corner to buy the early edition of the morning paper which he would read while munching down a corned beef sandwich (listeners recall that his long-time engineer, who was with him the night he died while a record was playing in the first hour of the show commented on-air that MacCormack died after choking on a corned beef sandwich).
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