At least I picked a great color - sparkle, sparkle!!
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"Kesha is wearing sparkle but not one else is wearing sparkle," the stylist adds.
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Colors to choose from include red, green, yellow, blue, purple, cyan, white and multi-color, and light styles include multi-fade, multi-twinkle, multi-sparkle, blue-sparkle and red-sparkle.
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The holiday staple has numerous voice-activated lighting options — like red, green, yellow, blue, purple, cyan, white, multi-color, multi-fade, multi-twinkle, multi-sparkle, blue-sparkle and red-sparkle.
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In tandem with the blogger Amber Katz of Rouge 18, MAC released an eye shadow called Sparkle, Neely, Sparkle!
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But his love of sparkle and his need to reveal sparkle as a sucker's bet also stemmed from professional doubts.
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Fitch has also affirmed the senior unsecured notes issued by Silver Sparkle Limited (Silver Sparkle) at 'B' with Recovery Rating of 'RR4'.
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It started slowly, with Swarovski crystals sprinkled around the neckline, but it eventually snowballed as Károlyi demanded "more sparkle, more sparkle," according to McKeown.
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There are five new sparkle filters (Turn, Hexa, Brillar, Octa, and Sparkle), all of which can be accessed by swiping left on the main camera screen.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Sheree claims it has its own "Born to Sparkle" collection but Kylie started making her own "Born to Sparkle" eyeshadow with similar colors and packaging.
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Markle welcomes comedy from Annie Donley, Larry Owens, Sophie Zucker and Jon Wan; a drag performance from Golden Delicious; and musical entertainment from the Sparkle Band and the Sparkle Dancers.
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It wasn't because of their size, color, or sparkle, though.
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The road to the White House is paved with… sparkle?
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Katherine Schwarzenegger is rocking some sparkle on her left hand!
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Instead, the developers simply made up their own: Sparkle Fizz.
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As I do this, the sparkle disappears from his eyes.
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They can sparkle, but they show a lot of pain.
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Name the color and the sparkle and we have it.
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And the queen herself isn't a stranger to sparkle, either.
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She was going to sparkle; you were going to dance.
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As smiles go, it's more rictus grin than welcoming sparkle.
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Ms Poe, all sparkle, stands a better chance of winning.
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She matched the sparkle of her dress to her earrings.
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Meghan Markle has the golden touch (ahem, the Markle sparkle)!
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He's got that sparkle in his eye and his smile.
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Now, you can see the sparkle in her eyes, always.
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Then you have some sort of sparkle at the dinner!
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Retaining the sparkle of a creaking institution is not easy.
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It was too cheap and old and battered to sparkle.
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The "Born to Sparkle" eyeshadow was part of that line.
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Her dresses have almost as much sparkle as her jewelry.
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Also, my makeup artist, Sparkle — she's a phenomenal makeup artist.
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So, I emphasized cleanness over sparkle as much as possible.
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Chain mail isn't armor, silly; it's sparkle by another name.
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This is a talky opera; it can sag or sparkle.
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Shallow Hal (2001) exists, a notoriously awful film where Jack Black is enchanted to see people's Inner Beauty (sparkle, sparkle) and Gwyneth Paltrow in a fat suit breaks, like, every chair she sits in.
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BEST: Tracee Ellis Ross chose an ornate gown with subtle sparkle.
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Across the river, Manhattan's glassy skyscrapers sparkle in the summer sunlight.
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Their apartments and houses shine with the sparkle of frequent care.
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Watch the necklace sparkle in the clip of Gaga's performance below.
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Magic: The Gathering is getting a little more sparkle this month.
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And, boy, do those pixels ever sparkle on the Switch screen.
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Notice how the diamonds sparkle as you turn your head around.
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"Black sand beaches that sparkle and cotton candy sunsets," she continued.
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For clarity and sparkle in tumblers and decanters, they added lead.
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The latter two no longer sparkle, but they're reliable and competent.
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This burnt-hued reflection, filled with sparkle and depth, is exquisite.
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"Why not add a little bit more [sparkle]," Atwood told Refinery29.
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So if you sparkle, it makes it just a little better.
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People are going to wear Laura Dern's sparkle gown for Halloween.
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Stud earrings added a touch of sparkle to the actress' look.
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Let yourself sparkle along with all that champagne you'll be toasting.
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Sparkle represents like the classic DJ, the audiophile, the vinyl-head.
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The only proposal TIM is considering regards submarine network unit Sparkle.
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Give yourself a little sparkle, a little cutout in the back.
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The dress was also entirely sheer and featured black sparkle details.
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The resulting music has a folksy freshness and laid-back sparkle.
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Isa Sparkle: It's the sassy-cute equivalent of Rainbow Aurora. 5.
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John Legend is the only musician in this piece besides Sparkle.
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I still remember that moment, the sparkle in her fierce eyes.
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"It's not easy having to sparkle all the time," she said.
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But Sparkle did not tell the family the documentary was coming.
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Sparkle has been an Academy Awards fashion staple through every decade.
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Sometimes thoughtful gold jewelry is added for a bit of sparkle.
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Ms. Wise's dress requirements consisted of sparkle and lots of tulle.
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Add some sparkle to your daily hydration with this SodaStream bundle.
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Mariani's chapters on these years sparkle with personalities, anecdotes, and ideas.
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Naturally, at Christopher Kane we got a darker take on sparkle.
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I hope that their subsequent efforts sparkle more in that department.
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The possibilities lack the euphony, sparkle and accuracy of their predecessors.
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Goddess Glitter&aposs holoPONY will adorn your hair with some sparkle.
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Its eyes sparkle like the anime waifu I wish to be.
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Alvarez hopes the Sparkle line will eventually be 100% plastic free.
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Out marched models in sparkle-covered spectator boots and twinkling tights.
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Wine bottles line the walls and cicchetti sparkle in the showcase.
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Suddenly he becomes illuminated, and eyes begin to widen and sparkle.
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There isn't a hint of sparkle or charge to their conversations.
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How much is it worth to add some sparkle to your step?
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"It's most important since it directly affects the sparkle factor" advises Fine.
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The Hadids opted for a lot of sparkle, albeit from different designers.
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Underneath the glare of the pink lights, they sparkle with mutual attraction.
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Meghan Markle can thank her in-laws for her sparkle in Fiji!
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First, we had the full-blown '80s pairs, all glitz and sparkle.
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Speaking of sparkle, there's also a glamorous chandelier above the dining table.
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SquaresvilleSeventies jumpsuits and sparkle sweaters and so-soft band tees, oh my!
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There is also pigment underneath the glitter that has a slight sparkle.
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We're talking sparkle belts, pirate shorts, and a whole lot of midriff.
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These beautiful crystalized cake pops add just the right amount of sparkle.
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"I just wanted to bring a little sparkle to everybody," she continued.
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Not to mention, a good Instagram filter to accentuate all that sparkle.
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Morris added even more sparkle with layered diamond necklaces and statement earrings.
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Those Socks — If fishnets are the MVP, sparkle socks are Miss Congeniality.
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Laqué added large teardrop crystals to each nail for even more sparkle.
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The theme was disco and all of the outfits were pure sparkle!
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Sparkle Like a Unicorn Nail Polish Duo, $15, available at Nails Inc.
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He even has a marijuana strain named after Meghan called Meghan Sparkle.
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The new inspector on the case just doesn't have the same sparkle.
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See, it features microfine and chunkier sparkle that can go both ways.
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It will take a lot of sweat to make Tiffany's jewels sparkle.
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"We're going to bring the sparkle back to Grand Bahama," he said.
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When Hal found this man, he would light him up with sparkle.
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The stories may sound grim, but they consistently sparkle with expressive detail.
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A set of silver bristle-brush trees can make your home sparkle.
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Misty dyed her hair jet black and her eyes lost their sparkle.
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A mini fiber-optic Christmas tree to add sparkle to any room
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Within the sealed container, a second fermentation begins, which creates the sparkle.
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The prose is clean, but flat, with little sparkle or literary grace.
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Sparkle, he said, hates keeping secrets, even of the most uncomfortable truths.
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Go forth and party like Mercutio in that sweet white sparkle bustier!
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In April 2016, B&O rejected a takeover bid from Sparkle Roll.
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In April 2016, B&O rejected a takeover bid from Sparkle Roll.
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To see it rise, and sparkle in the moonlight, was truly awesome.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding wouldn't be complete without some new sparkle!
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It calls not only for some sparkle, but also a defined, shapely brow.
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Image: GizmodoBut note how Rose's eyes sparkle like the heroine in an anime.
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Limited Too and its sparkle-tastic beauty section pretty much disappeared in 2008.
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I usually put glitter on my eyes and lips to add some sparkle.
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The film gives audiences permission to indulge in its obscene amount of sparkle.
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Use a moon and a sparkle in this emoji spell to soothe insomnia.
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By Iron Fist, however, the corridor fight was starting to lose its sparkle.
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If you change your ways, your chances of regaining your sparkle are good.
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Barbie is turning 58 and celebrating with a new game called Sparkle Blast.
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Party on, sparkle mavens and leave the LBD tucked away for another night.
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That way all the sparkle can be on the trays and food platters.
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Arranged among the five sparkle-strewn tiers were several different miniature liquor bottles.
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If you're Rihanna, the term is all about wearing shoes that sparkle, obviously.
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Her green eyes sparkle, as if points of light radiate from within them.
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But the sense of exhaustion, of solutions long having lost their sparkle, pervades.
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They add sparkle and interest, but do not change the form or intention.
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In fact, everyone may have a chance to keep some of their sparkle.
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"At my exit interview, I was told I'd lost my sparkle," Leanos said.
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Her suffering is gone and that girl with the sparkle in her eye?
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Then wait for Digger's sparkle, which would be our signal to open fire.
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A clear glass ornament with gold accents can help any holiday tree sparkle.
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Add a touch of sparkle to your space with these creepy tree branches.
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"It's always Swarovski: They have the most shine and sparkle," Ms. McKeown said.
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The interiors sparkle with marble floors, marble columns and marble surrounds on doorways.
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Her works on display at the Parisian Michel Rein gallery booth sparkle precariously.
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In the docuseries you have appearances from John Legend, Sparkle, and Wendy Williams.
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Matt recommends The Wendy Experience, 2 Dope Queens, Sparkle & Circulate and Minor Revelations.
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After dinner, Kylie slipped into something more comfortable that made her ass sparkle.
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Her footwork and turns aren't just properly placed, they sparkle with fluid musicality.
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But no other writer can make comedic dialogue sparkle quite like Espenson can.
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"Sparkle, she loves her family, they need to know that," Mr. Edwards said.
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"Color is just a part of who I am," said Ms. Sparkle, 25.
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Its rattle and roar drowned out conversation, but it made our plates sparkle.
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"Some men want a little sparkle," Ms. Perry of David Perry & Associates said.
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Jewelry Report Necklaces, brooches, rings and more that seem to sparkle with life.
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In the blinding light of a clear noon sky, they seemed to sparkle.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's new technology bourse just got some fresh sparkle.
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The sparkle of a pricey engagement ring may be fading for young consumers.
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Today Glitter sells two kinds of biodegradable glitter -- Bioglitter Sparkle and Bioglitter Pure.
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There's the pink sparkle-flecked Strawberry Cheesecake, a deep blue Blueberry, and more.
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You can almost see the struggle in his eyes, just beyond the sparkle.
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If the video above doesn't make your heart sparkle, we don't know what will.
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Of course, like any sparkle-flecked look, fallout remains a real — and mighty — concern.
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And so does this beauty look: Sparkle and shine are not for the meek.
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She will continue to sparkle through her husband, mother, three daughters, and eight grandchildren.
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No matter how much you put on, you'll never reach Edward Cullen sparkle status.
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Seemingly, Thorne wasn't willing to limit her sparkle quotient to just below the neck.
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Cartoons have a good and economic language for shine, sparkle, heat, speed, shadows, etc.
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She will continue to sparkle through her husband, mother, three daughters and eight grandchildren.
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Kerri Higuchi and John Cho brought color and sparkle to the Oscars red carpet.
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So there's a lot of color and sparkle and joy and pattern in everything.
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One sparkle doesn't shine as bright as it does with a lot of sparkles.
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Washington (CNN)Who said it: Melania Trump or Twilight Sparkle from "My Little Pony"?
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Glitter ✔Sparkle ✔Magic ✔Mermaid pillows are all the talk right now!
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"And I can't forget about the pink sparkle icing," the mother of three adds.
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Join in on the trend and turn heads with these uniquely-shaped sparkle lashes.
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She (my young girl brain) still loves too much sparkle and skirts that twirl.
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Is it the anticipation of seeing the Eiffel Tower shimmer and sparkle at night?
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But after a period of storms, heartbreak, and depression, he emerged as Sparkle Daddy.
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The one with no reported sparkle effect at all, they called that a zero.
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Really, who doesn't want a little sparkle on their finger every now and then?
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Check out the rest of the color and sparkle behind the scenes for yourself.
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He scrubbed every jet, took off the filter, and made it sparkle and shine.
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What I liked about him is that he had a sparkle in his eye.
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Ozick is 88 years old now, crafting essays with the same sparkle and muscular
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They were young, happy and full of sparkle (literally – just look at these dresses!).
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The short scherzo movement had the requisite impish streak, but also grace and sparkle.
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To add some sparkle, Larsson also wore a chain-style choker and silver sandals.
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My main gripe with this one is that I could have added more sparkle.
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Nor does the smarty-pants sparkle in Shellie's dialogue with Dex seem to fit.
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It is his reactions to her vocal travesties that really make the movie sparkle.
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So it begins: the flag-waving excitement, the teeth-grinding anticipation, the blinding sparkle.
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"They have returned the sparkle to part of Old Havana," said Abraham Rodriguez, 45.
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Sonika Vaid joined them in the bottom three, but was saved by her sparkle.
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It doesn't have the sparkle of Veronica Mars at its best, but it's fine.
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In those days, this mysterious sparkle induced a fresh euphoria that almost felt forbidden.
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Unlike the morose children in the town, the babies thrive and their eyes sparkle.
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But the sparkle wore off quickly when Palin began to look uninformed and inept.
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The ash is used to make a substance that gives the paint its sparkle.
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Big ups as usual to Will/Joel/Sam for really making the clues sparkle.
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The resulting second fermentation in the bottle produces carbon dioxide, which creates Champagne's sparkle.
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Instead, she produced a singular body of work that continues to sparkle and delight.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Exquisitely choreographed, Federico Fellini's works sparkle with ingenuity.
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Warmly, Funky A: Dear Funky: I confess: I, too, love a bit of sparkle.
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This angel brought sparkle to the REVOLVE red carpet in a scrappy sequin number.
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Snack it to me!" and one from Sparkle says "The dishes can (probably) wait.
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The theme has to be clever and original, and the fill needs to sparkle.
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And Jerry Herman's promises of a world of shine and sparkle were instantly fulfilled.
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The red sandstone cliffs are dripping with massive icicles that sparkle in the sun.
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It gives Gutman and the staff more chances to sparkle sunshine and forestall complaints.
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As for the judges, we had all gotten the (unwritten) memo to wear sparkle.
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Naheen has a sparkle in her eye that is now clouded by her grief.
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If you're not a fan of plain water, Drayer suggested adding a little sparkle.
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In the reflection that greets me, my teeth appear smaller, my nose more gnarled like an arthritic knuckle and my eyes lack sparkle, perhaps because they're now so far back in my head that any sparkle gets lost finding its way out.
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Sparkle, who collabed with R. Kelly on her 1998 hit song, "Be Careful," has major issues with the way Erykah and Taraji initially seemed to come to R. Kelly's defense ... because Sparkle says weak responses like theirs prevent other victims from coming forward.
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Looking past what he called the "bling bling, sparkle sparkle" factor of the exhibition is a grave theme: the fraught nexus of gun violence and race, in particular the deaths of African-Americans in police custody in places like Ferguson, Mo., and elsewhere.
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However I don't believe anyone should be able to manipulate you and dull your sparkle.
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She used to perform under the name Sparkle Jump Rope Queen and her birth name.
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Don't ever dull your sparkle, Salem, we will always remember you in your glittery form.
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To get that multi-colored sparkle back, you'll have to opt for a black Stealth.
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If you don't want the oceans to lose their sparkle, switch to a biodegradable glitter.
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It has a slightly antiquated finish and gives the perfect amount sparkle without looking cheesy.
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The whole look was very Disney princess, from the updo to allover sparkle and shine.
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And judging from its first drop, it's about to sparkle up the store's accessories aisle.
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Click on for 17 ways to add some sparkle to even the most casual looks.
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Our Princesses and Princes are very happy… all we need now is edible sparkle Parmesan!
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Then the cameras flash, though the theater is empty, and she's transformed into Sparkle Britney.
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Both have shimmery sparkle, and a cinched-at-the-waist, three-quarter-length sleeve design.
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Queen Elizabeth provided Meghan Markle with some new sparkle for their first solo outing together.
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Repeat with your choice of red and white sparkle pigment for an All-American moment.
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You can even see the sweater's sparkle up close and personal in this video, above.
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Then, she saturated an eyeshadow brush with the Bobbi Brown Silver Moon Sparkle Eyeshadow ($36).
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But in terms of sizzle for her next act, well, Perry has lost her sparkle.
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Understated jewelry whose relentless sparkle is the only indication it costs more than your car.
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Made from 100% Cotton, you too can Sparkle like Markle or be part of #TeamHarry.
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So we found that with three different angles for sparkle, we have a good characterization.
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And I think they usually like a little sparkle in the beginning and the end.
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The Meghan Markle sparkle has taken the world by storm — even at the Invictus Games.
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One neighbor said the normally bubbly and outgoing toddler had lost her "sparkle," Lind says.
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Of course I wanted to learn what makes her sparkle and why she is as.
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Think: eyeshadow of the pink, purple, and blue iteration, plus lots of sparkle to boot.
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And even when she's not posing for her mom's camera, that princess sparkle shines through.
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Kylie-crafted powders with sparkle so strong, you can probably see them from TRAPPIST-1.
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Remember Sports Sure Hope So Sparkle Hard feels like more of Malkmus at his best.
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My father would bring sparkle stuff home, and it would get all over the place.
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Would I sparkle afterwards like she does, complete with a halo of foodie goddess warmth?
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But for those who feel the need to sparkle their seats, we fully support you.
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" Bubbly Bible-lover McLaughlin: "If you can't take my sparkle, then stay off my rainbow.
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Until then, her message of embracing sparkle in science has reached many on social media.
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Adding a little sparkle to a navy dress by Jenny Packham at the somber event.
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We then push them across a plate of raw sugar until they sparkle like gumdrops.
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After adding "sparkle" to the lips with a gloss wand, she moved to Khloé's décolletage.
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Anyway, if I wanted to sparkle like a diamond, there's already an app for that.
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With a can of paint and a screwdriver, I could make my current life sparkle.
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"I love mixed media and dimension, and J-Lo loves bling and sparkle," Bachik said.
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"Meghan Markle's nephew is creating a strain of marijuana called the Markle Sparkle," he noted.
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I like things that sparkle and, from a practical standpoint, things have to be comfortable.
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The sparkle their eyes must have had as mine did before their innocence was taken.
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Even a very small quantity adds dimension and sparkle to salad dressings, soups and stews.
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Sparkle, hosts this variety show featuring his favorite queer and alternative comedians in the city.
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The carbon dioxide that was trapped in the bottle gives the wine its gentle sparkle.
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Fitch has also published the expected rating of 'B(EXP)' with Recovery Rating of 'RR10094663' on the senior unsecured notes to be issued by Silver Sparkle Limited (Silver Sparkle), a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) set up to issue the offshore notes on behalf of Fenghui.
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Inspired by her escapades and her apparently undimmable sparkle — she built a beautiful Deco pool on the grounds of Lismore Castle in Ireland, "where there's no sunlight at all, whatsoever," Mr. Moralioglu said — he offered a collection of undimmable sparkle, furiously embroidered, glitteringly gay.
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If 2016 has shown us anything, it's that there's no such thing as too much sparkle.
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The center diamond was surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds as well for maximum sparkle.
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There are Sparkle Mood Potions for 10 Coins but I'm saving up for a new smartbangle.
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Alternatively, an advisory board could be created to oversee both Sparkle and Telsy, the paper said.
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These huge glistening rocks of candy, once licked, sparkle just like any ruby or diamond would.
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It'll still create the sultry look you're used to, but with a ton of festive sparkle.
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Yes, this NARS primer will make your skin sparkle, but it's also packed with SPF 35.
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Cher donned a sheer jumpsuit with sparkle accents and a black biker jacket with pink lining.
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Use shimmery or foil-finish shadows to achieve the same sparkle and pigment — minus the mess.
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"She had a wicked sense of humor and a sparkle in her eye," recalled Kate Jackson.
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Guess you have to save your Busy sparkle for when you accept your Critic's choice award.
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The tiara's centerpiece features detachable diamond; Queen Mary often placed sapphires there for some blue sparkle.
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In the UK we rely on it raining and here the sunshine makes the cars sparkle.
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The performer has been ditching the sparkle lately, opting instead for sleek, head-to-toe black.
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Using liquid glitter liner, trace over the winged liner, covering it in wall-to-wall sparkle.
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Sequins, sparkle, and texture offer an opportunity for self-expression, projecting hope as immediate mood-enhancers.
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As party season kicks off, we can always expect a little extra sparkle in our wardrobes.
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"It's going to really open up the eyes and really, really make them sparkle," Beckham explains.
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The trick here is seeing beyond the surface sparkle to what makes you feel vividly alive.
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Ahead, the most fantastical, magical beauty products to make your beauty look, bathroom, and life sparkle.
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"Celebrities certainly add sparkle to our programming, and can help introduce newcomers to QVC," she shares.
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Who, respectively — sparkle and shine in new character posters from the beloved children's science-fantasy epic.
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The center diamond is surrounded by a halo of smaller diamonds as well for maximum sparkle.
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With a little extra sparkle, we can regain the edge and stand out as unique individuals.
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She wore her blonde locks sleeked back, with silver glitter giving them a touch of sparkle.
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" Granted, Twilight Sparkle was talking about an actual lucid dreamscape that apparently featured "vicious living cake.
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A firm in California called Daisy Rock hawks hot pink sparkle-coated "girl guitars" to women.
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It's something that is familiar to us and adds a real sparkle to the festive season.
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He was friendly, he cared and he had a sparkle in his eye that is unforgettable.
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Crystal is almost identical to glass, but it includes another ingredient — lead — that adds extra sparkle.
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She had looked down, and there in the cuff of her jeans she saw something sparkle.
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"Well, I guess some girls like more sparkle than others," she offered, her voice trailing off.
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The chip sounds sparkle and shine amongst the layers of other computer-generated sounds and noises.
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When I met him, I looked in his eyes and saw his soul, sparkle and intellect.
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Sparkle said that at the time, she thought talk of the marriage was a publicity stunt.
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"I thought our group had plenty of firepower," Kisner said with a sparkle in his eye.
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But beneath the sparkle and the canapés, the networks are also navigating a serious advertising upheaval.
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Bonus words are typically lively, and they're a great way to add sparkle to a fill!
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So Mr. Smith organized a group to go litter picking that has been nicknamed Team Sparkle.
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The rapper wore a skin-tight, see-through gown that featured sparkle detailing and statement sleeves.
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For another, Twitter's "sparkle icon" doesn't just remove personalization; it removes algorithmic sorting in general. Sen.
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The calm inlet of brilliant blue is radiant with the gentle sparkle of the warm sun.
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There were some sporty references, a banana palm print and a fair amount of pastel sparkle.
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If there's one thing that is synonymous with holiday makeup, it's all things sparkle and shine.
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I chose my black Ashish sparkle track suit and sequined leopard top, and fit right in.
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The products include Shimmer N' Sparkle Cra-Z-Art Cra-Z-Jewelz Gem Creations Ultimate Gem Machine, Shimmer N' Sparkle Cra-Z-Art Cra-Z-Jewelz Gem Creations Gem Charm and Slider Bracelets, and My Look Cra-Z-Art Cra-Z-Jewelz Gem Creations Ultimate Gem Machine.
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Wednesday, April 73, is action-packed: Venus meets Neptune at 27:248 AM, creating a dreamy sparkle.
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But, Harlow's sparkle proves to Kim she doesn't need to be so consumed by her skin condition.
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"The more she started to sparkle and shine, the more he sort of regressed," said the insider.
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"We need to add sparkle by focusing more on product design to create market value," said Naruephon.
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Sparkle isn't about frosting our lids and lips; grooming our brows doesn't mean tweezing them into oblivion.
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The sequin-embroidered gown added just the right amount of sparkle to the new royal family portrait.
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Backstage, I also apply body glitter for more sparkle under the stage lights before I get dressed.
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It also included the sale of tower unit Inwit , submarine network unit Sparkle and unit Tim Brazil.
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Starting today, users will see a new sparkle icon in the upper-right side of the app.
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She also doubled down on the "creative bra" motif with a sparkle-encrusted outline on the bodice.
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But that shouldn't stop you from wearing something with a little sparkle or a pop of color.
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But one thing remained consistent — each outfit was covered in plenty of sparkle, shimmer and metallic accents.
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Sparkle the Papillon dominated the course for the 8-inch division with a time of 36.09 seconds.
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The new trend is focused on emphasizing the tips of the nails — but doing it with sparkle.
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It's taken from Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks' new album, Sparkle Hard, out on Matador on May 18.
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"These ten hedonistic hues facet the face with diamond sparkle intensity," she said in a press release.
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I was smitten by the head-to-toe sparkle, and the structured shoulder/high-low sleeve combo.
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People really associate me with sparkle and a little bit of street edge and things like that.
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Catch this iridescent shimmer in the right light, and the sheer sparkle transforms into a blue shade.
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Donohue, 30, brought some sparkle, accessorizing her v-neck, high-low dress with a jewel-encrusted belt.
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It's the kind of toothpaste you can feel good about buying — plus, it makes your teeth sparkle.
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I don't come into a Hollywood party and just like sparkle everyone to death with my repartee.
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Simply captioning her picture with a sparkle emoji, Jenner also shared her child's tiny hand and wrist.
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Price: $65 You don't even need to turn out the lights to sparkle in this magical skirt.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: I typically steer on the sparkle-free side of makeup.
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"You would see him walking the halls, and there was a sparkle," Hackworth told CNN affiliate KATU.
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But remember, for these things, it takes a lot of time for it to shine and sparkle.
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Cunningham lived for his photography in every sense, and lived to find the sparkle in everyday life.
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"You look at homes online and see the new kitchens and bathrooms that really sparkle," she said.
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With this friction as a backdrop, the great conundrum confronting Martino remains how to make Messi sparkle.
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Although all of Powell's novels sparkle, if not all the time, his true achievement is A Dance.
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Although some financial fussing is approaching, you can bring some sparkle and pleasure into your work life.
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The adage that a diamond can be a best friend has lost some sparkle in recent years.
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And we're not just talking pretty, girly, fairy-princess sparkle (but yes, we're also fans of that).
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It's the perfect fit for a song that marries power-pop hooks, stuttering synths and 80s sparkle.
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As of season 4, episode 26, Twilight Sparkle resides in the Castle of Friendship as its ruler.
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The stars of the show, Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman, lend the series its big-screen sparkle.
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That sparkle will only get brighter in the second season, which introduces Meryl Streep to the cast.
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Once I've sourced and sorted, I look for sparkle, life, light, brilliance, scintillation, and the overall beauty.
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CHICAGO — After nearly a decade of silence, the musician Sparkle and her family were finally talking again.
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Sparkle is still a singer, though she has never repeated the success she saw 20 years ago.
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Unfortunately, this led to the grid having less sparkle than I aim for in my puzzles today.
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Or, if you're working with a dark base, add teeny golden babylights for instant sparkle and dimension.
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The retailer Marks & Spencer rebranded itself as "Markle & Sparkle" for the weekend, replete with glittery white signs.
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Others — "look for people who sparkle"; "be willing to 'shoot the people you love'" — are more unconventional.
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" The New York Times, meanwhile, dubbed the show a "party" full of "sparkle" led by "Latina superwomen.
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I am also a freelancer and thusly have no office party to buy a sparkle dress for.
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I'm grateful for my solo holidays, because they look, feel, and sparkle exactly the way I want.
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"The stories may sound grim," our reviewer, Elizabeth Poliner, said, "but they consistently sparkle with expressive detail."
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He loses his sparkle, he talks a lot about the past, he keeps repeating the same jokes.
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"It is his reactions to her vocal travesties that really make the movie sparkle," Mr. Genzlinger added.
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And accessories provide the perfect opportunity for adding a little color and sparkle to cold-weather ensembles.
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The Sparkle line is 92% plastic-free and biodegrades about 87% in about 28 days, said Alvarez.
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I'd normally be wearing sparkle Uggs, but I'm trying to behave tonight, so I'm dressing very conservatively.
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But the movie is ultimately upbeat — a hopeful break-up film, with three leads who sparkle together.
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We knew that she should have a lot of sparkle and feathers and fur and be outrageous.
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The key to making white ankle socks look unbelievably cool, is getting a pair with some standout sparkle.
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You expect, when he smiles, a little sparkle to come off his tooth and make the 'ding' sound.
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Flecked with gold glitter, this allover colorless gloss from Milk Makeup delivers just the right amount of sparkle.
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"Jeweled, sparkle, or glitter makeup does not have to be just for festivals or special occasions," she says.
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In October, the company announced it began testing the sparkle icon to switch between Home and latest tweets.
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" The device readily complied, ordering a KidKraft Sparkle mansion dollhouse, in addition to "four pounds of sugar cookies.
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Among non-core assets the company is considering selling are media unit Persidera and submarine network unit Sparkle.
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A lot of people forget about it, and it's one of those things that brings out that sparkle.
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Genish also said submarine unit Sparkle was not strategic but was difficult to sell given its security limitations.
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The moment we tried it on she got a little sparkle in her eye, her whole demeanor changed.
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The effect gives as much sparkle and depth as the night's sky in a Frederic Edwin Church painting.
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After topping off the look with hexagonal sparkle flecks, it was just as brilliant as the gemstone itself.
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Once you start capturing shots, you'll notice that some sport a sparkle icon in the upper-right corner.
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"Thanks to Molengeek, we're introducing people who, you can tell, have all this energy — they sparkle," he says.
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You can add some sparkle to your sex life with a range of discounted lingerie sets and toys.
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And it seems like Sparkle is set to be one of the most special toys in Munger's life.
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Adele's figure-hugging dress is flattering, and even the cheap seats will be able to see it sparkle.
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Laura Bush also went with sleeves and sparkle, wearing a ruby-colored gown by Texas designer Michael Faircloth.
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As they compete for gold in Rio, the U.S. Olympic gymnasts will be outfitted in lots of sparkle.
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The water fountains themselves don't sparkle, but they do dispense free sparkling water to all who stop by.
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From my small balcony, I had a stunning view of Monte Carlo, which seemed to sparkle at night.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Reckitt Benckiser boss Rakesh Kapoor needs some elbow grease to make his next deal sparkle.
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There are 450 lights woven throughout the tree for extra sparkle — you might not even need extra decorations.
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In the morning, a new sun would make the dew on the blades of grass sparkle like jewels.
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" But Atkinson joked that she wasn't jealous, saying she told her husband to "sparkle away for Nancy Pelosi.
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There's even a festival devoted to transgender people — "Sparkle: The National Transgender Celebration" — running July 8 to 10.
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On the summer afternoon I visit, Mardi Gras beads sparkle softly from the edge of the middle basin.
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Mr. Vaccarello added some silkiness and sparkle (as well as a number of women), but not much novelty.
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Cymbals which, when struck in succession, vibrate with an ephemeral sound halfway between a wish and a sparkle.
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Feel its tinglies flowing from your palms and dancing around the note, making the salt sparkle like prisms.
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They are reminders that golden ages may not always sparkle as brightly to those who live through them.
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Besides, drenching a cake with frosting and making it sparkle with sugar is a truly life-affirming act!
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Both were notable for giving minimalism-weary design aficionados permission to love pattern, petals and sparkle (and pink).
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Whatever the topic, Ms. Magic speaks with a faraway sense of wonder, her hazel eyes seeming to sparkle.
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And, of course, you get to try to puzzle out who killed Buster Sparkle as the novel unfolds.
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The number signifies, in years, the franchise's gap between championships, every sparkle highlighting the magnitude of the feat.
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The new ads will launch with Cheez-its, Makers Mark and Sparkle paper towels as exclusive ad partners.
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Party season always calls for sparkle but for fall '20 magpie materials were elevated beyond the dance floor.
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Choose color over neutrals, add a little sparkle to your 'do and soak up this sweet cosmic glow.
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The last thing I want is Philip Glass, obscure Swiss music, or anything that doesn't sparkle like crystal.
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It is that special time when, all of a sudden, you sparkle, and everybody is talking about you.
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All four of the Across entries sparkle, and there are only two partials (A CAKE and AN IF).
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Reading Gold, you can hear a well-read mind in love with language turning over phrases till they sparkle.
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Up your game with this shimmering food dye that transforms cocktails into colorful creations and also adds some sparkle.
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And she added a little more sparkle courtesy of a pair of Vhernier 'Pop' Diamond Earrings (retailing for $16,250).
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A KidKraft Sparkle Mansion dollhouse, which costs about $170, and a tin of Royal Dansk sugar cookies soon arrived.
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To celebrate her birthday, designer Tanya Taylor dressed up in a pink, pleated sparkle suit of her own creation.
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Click the video above to add the Sparkle Spa to your cart, or simply click here to start shopping.
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The discussion is likely to center on Telecom's Sparkle unit that controls its submarine cable network, the source said.
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One of the lost pieces that stung the most was a limited edition purple sparkle J Mascis Fender Jazzmaster.
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There's still a touch of sparkle with the offset stones but the cut is neat, clean and no-fuss.
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Blood Lust, Star continued, will feature 18 shades — some matte, and some with "a new extreme sparkle metallic formula."
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Silver Sparkle is a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) set up to issue the offshore notes on behalf of Fenghui.
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Amy Poehler Had Extra Sparkle Flown in for Her Emmys Dress Less Than 24 Hours Before Hitting the Carpet
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Keep the rest of your makeup simple (add a baby pink pout!) to let the sparkle take center stage.
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You can see the care that goes into the hand craftsmanship of each individual diamond- they have unrivaled sparkle.
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My choice would be Pixi Glow Booster, with just enough sparkle to take the edge off your tired skin.
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The new piece beautifully complements her original piece of jewelry while adding just one more dash of extra sparkle.
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Doug the Pug arrived at the 2019 CMT Awards looking like a rhinestone cowboy — dripping in denim and sparkle.
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Venus, the planet of love and money enters your house of relationships, bringing more sparkle to your interpersonal commitments.
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Lights atop the Empire State Building will sparkle red and pink at night to mark the Valentine's Day occasion.
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Flash Tattoos first brought sparkle to temporary tattoos two years ago, much to the delight of Coachella style queens.
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This lack of sparkle will disappoint devotees, but the new iPhone neatly encapsulates the mood in the smartphone market.
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Lu really loved these jewel-tone sandals by Pierre Hardy which added a little sparkle to her bottom half.
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Meanwhile, Hal's sparkle would reflect off the man's wide-open eyes and shine back out like some special knowledge.
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When he washes the dishes, the sun gleams off a plate like the sparkle of a cartoon character's smile.
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In his advanced age, Bach still has a sparkle in his eye, an easy laugh and a natural warmth.
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Those who sparkle in final exams, which look a lot like startup pitch days, are invited to meet investors.
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We also happen to support using a little sparkle if it helps you love your body as it is.
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The 403-year-old capital of Quebec revels in the outdoors at Christmastime, when stone buildings sparkle with lights.
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With all the sparkle, it was easy to imagine the models all partying together at a splashy holiday bash.
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The city is full of 19th-century architectural triumphs that loom over the Danube River and sparkle at night.
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Today, Sparkle is arguably more well known for her public stand against him than she is for her music.
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Think of each as a treasure chest, full of dance jewels; of course, certain ones have that extra sparkle.
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The stylistic insight, elegance and sparkle of Mr. Hochman's pianism are beautifully matched by the playing of the orchestra.
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Tequila is mixed with flowering coriander, sesame, lime, and acacia honey for a tart margarita-adjacent concoction called Sparkle.
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You believe love should always be romantic and unconditional, and can be deeply wounded if relationships lose their sparkle.
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New York, however, offers its own illumination during these long, blustery nights, and not just Rockefeller Center's seasonal sparkle.
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You can't go wrong with a retrospective of Ernst Lubitsch, whose movies still sparkle with urbanity and sly wit.
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While you're processing, pick up Trygstad's tips on upkeep to maintain your subtle cinnamon sparkle through fall and beyond.
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Diamond drop earrings and the Nizam of Hyderabad necklace added additional sparkle to the mom of three&aposs look.
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Gold leaf has become a food fad recently, and one that adds no flavor to a meal — just sparkle.
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With holiday parties and family gatherings aplenty, adding some sparkle will instantly upgrade your look for any festive occasion.
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Gold vermeil and white sapphires offer a little sparkle that looks great stacked with thin bands or worn alone.
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The one-shoulder bow sleeve of Bohm's dress also features a brooch that matches the sparkle from her earrings.
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"That hat adds a bit of sparkle in what is a very gray and frightened world at the moment."
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In a town of sparkle and flash, rare books are an anomaly, but for the Baumans, they are lucrative.
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We tested paper towels from Brawny, Marcal, Sparkle, and Bounty to see which was the strongest and most absorbent.
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I wanted them to see the compelling sparkle in his eyes, to hear his tipsy samurai laughter — Hee hee hee!
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The nod to the late designer was subtle and true to who Kate was: Tasteful, with a side of sparkle.
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And next to the sparkle and tenderness of To All the Boys, poor Sierra is a cold and clumsy mess.
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And hey, if you absolutely cannot resist seeing your food sparkle, might we suggest you try using the KiraKira app?
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And, what would a Peep-flavored anything be without a little sparkle to mimic the glittering outside of a Peep?
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Covered in sparkle, Daphne gyrates and does the splits; her diamante belt flies off, to the delight of her audience.
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The Markle Sparkle is already taking effect because there's only a few sizes left in the Nordstrom-exclusive Rothy's Loafer.
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Heading into the weekend, Swift was all about the sparkle, sharing a close-up shot of sequins on Friday morning.
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The quad features ivory, rose gold, reddish brown, and transparent sparkle shades to help brighten eyes like an Instagram filter.
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Rather than drop all that cash on sparkle you'll never use, stock up on singles of your favorite lipstick shades.
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With offerings from Topshop and Mango to Swarovski and Gucci, there's no excuse not to surrender to sparkle this season.
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Even as a little bitty child, before she got on Hannah Montana, she just had that sparkle and that radiance.
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We also shopped out a few similar looks below, so you can get that Markle Sparkle for way, way less.
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We mix the products into a bowl of glitter like we're tossing a salad until it's completely coated with sparkle.
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I made sure it was universal so that anyone who loves makeup, glamour, and sparkle will find something in it.
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Google also tried to reward users for positive interactions with things like sparkle animations and clapping sounds for high-fives.
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Perry, who seems to have developed a special friendship with Parton (perhaps the mutual love of sparkle?) had backstage access.
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L'offerta di Telecom Italia, che ha valutato Metroweb circa 650 milioni di euro, sembrerebbe favorita per l'interesse strategico di Sparkle.
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We hear a certain avant-garde sparkle-loving artist is going on tour and her fans really turn it out.
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Your presence is favored and overdue recognition is granted for all the little things you do that make you sparkle.
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The churros are definitely worth an Instagram post because they sparkle and shine and even feature star-shaped edible confetti.
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The man wouldn't know, because the sparkle was infrared; it operated on a frequency that the naked eye couldn't detect.
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"I had some drag queens come over and put some beads on it, some sparkle...you know how they roll."
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Melanie over at overglowedit recommends this body oil that smells of sweet coconut oil with a sparkle of holiday glitter.
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Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya, and Pink proved there's no such thing as too much sparkle in "Lady Marmalade" (2001).
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A routine that had been spell-binding till that moment suddenly lost its sparkle within a blink of an eye.
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The idea is that the image will appear to be an extension of the sparkle text: two mediums, one picture.
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The treatment of Alaina's cushiony, layered vocals, the 70s sparkle that's evident in the music, sure, but also the visuals.
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The name alone is enough to make the ice sparkle a little brighter: Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals.
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Sparkle said she has seen stills of the video and that it's clearly a different recording of the same people.
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When it comes to sparkle, the gowns created in this season's collections featured a healthy dose of shimmer and shine.
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The biggest winner of the night, Bonnie Raitt, also brought some sparkle to the red carpet with a sequined jacket.
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Kellogg's will promote Cheez-It Snap'd snacks during their binge ads, while Georgia Pacific will tout its Sparkle paper towels.
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The promises sparkle during campaign season the same way sunlight plays on the water's surface: It is an attractive illusion.
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But hidden among all the black were beautiful jewel-toned brocades, evening coats flecked with sparkle and shiny shirt dresses.
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The piece is also laced with 65 carat diamonds ... meaning it'll burn your eyes out with its sparkle and shine.
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Which is not to say that Lloyd's Shrew ignored the comedy and the eroticism that gives the play such sparkle.
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So this Fourth of July, get your sparkle and shine on with a little help from summer's best beauty accessory: highlighter.
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This glint of sparkle is the perfect way to bring out your eyes (and your personality) and live your best life.
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In an update rolling out to the Twitter app today, users will see the "Sparkle Button" in the top-right corner.
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The sparkle button functionality isn't perfect; specifically, Twitter will eventually revert you back to the non-chronological feed, which is annoying.
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Sparkle…" A source told Page Six of the new couple, "They have never been happier and they make the perfect couple.
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But Wednesday's reveal felt like a half-baked attempt at trying recapture the same kind sparkle and magic of last season.
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The entire look served as further proof that a little sparkle isn't just reserved for parties, runways, or the red carpet.
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And because you can never have too much sparkle, she added a pair of statement drop diamond earrings to the look.
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Our lights will dim to a faint sparkle from 21:231-03:20pm for #EarthHour, the worldwide call to #ChangeClimateChange. pic.twitter.
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For its big trip to the City of Light, Victoria's Secret is adding even more sparkle to its famous Fantasy Bra.
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Burlesque dancers have long considered them a stage-performance staple; drag queens have rocked sparkle-packed lips for nearly as long.
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The sparkle in his eye as he landed his jabs contrasted nicely with Pence's monotone delivery and occasional flashes of annoyance.
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The theme of the campaign is "Make the World Sparkle," which encourages shoppers to make the world brighter with more bling.
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As a kid, I collected sparkle cards of Asian pop idols that came out of a machine at the convenience store.
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The sky is dark, stars sparkle, and the moon is nearly full as the baby turtles scamper haphazardly toward the water.
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"If those particles are not so well aligned, it will give a lot of sparkle outside the gloss angle," Kirchner says.
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Diamonds may have been a girl's best friend once upon a time, but it seems they've lost their sparkle among millennials.
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But if it falters, it will struggle to attract the investment it needs to put the sparkle back in its economy.
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Lips and eyes have gotten a makeover and, naturally, Kim K.'s iconic crying face got a bit of sparkle added.
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The 30-year-old daughter of Vogue's Anna Wintour was throwing off some of her own Markle Sparkle – tiara and all!
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Occasionally, my vigilance flags—a "fragment of literature" may sparkle into sight at any moment, even in the most unexpected places.
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When people don't text back, his eyes sparkle with the wisdom of centuries and, from deep in the belly, he giggles.
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Outside the tech industry and away from emerging markets, rising stars often sparkle by consolidating existing markets and squeezing out costs.
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The chocolatiers then add a final flourish with a multicoloured royal icing mane and a generous dusting of unicorn sparkle dust.
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It's a look that also reflects the color palette and sparkle factor of the designer's spring 2016 collection, shown in September.
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"A little gin and water come in handy to give the diamonds extra sparkle — just don't tell the jeweler!" writes Kelly.
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Finally, Sparkle said she introduced her niece to Kelly when she was only 12, touting the girl's skill as a rapper.
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Edible oyster pearls are less valuable than other kinds of pearls because they don't sparkle in the same way, said Gray.
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Dresses worn onstage by the girl group in "Sparkle," the 2012 remake of the 1976 cult film of the same name.
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The diamond-encrusted lid has been dubbed "The Meghan Sparkle" to honour the "sparkling warmth and charm" of the duchess' personality.
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To me it's like something about her heart not giving up, and keeping on going, and it's some sparkle of love.
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Amy Clark's costumes had sparkle, too, though they made a lot of the performers look like the villains in '80s cartoons.
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The pages sparkle with lines that make a reader glance up, searching for an available ear with which to share them.
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Her sparkle-enhanced content proved a huge hit, she added, and she has used the app regularly, particularly for jewelry posts.
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And he did, with showgirl sparkle and kimono flowers; nerdy plaids and rhinestone pasties; pagoda hats and Joan Crawford velvet gowns.
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The sparkle ascribed a kind of valuableness, transforming these forcibly obsolete pieces of technology into trophies and West Coast cultural beacons.
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BOS sparkling unsweetened iced teas Price: $22.49 for a 12-pack Add a little sparkle to your friends' holidays this year.
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This singular diamond in a simple, minimalist setting is a beautiful piece that adds just enough sparkle to her everyday look.
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Wilson was one of many stars adding some sparkle to a wintry London evening in her custom-made Prabal Gurung gown.
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I know we will always remember his funny laugh, that mischievous sparkle in his eyes, and his quirky sense of humor.
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You can tell that just by whether their eyes sparkle when they talk about the most rewarding experience in their life.
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In the run-up to Christmas, every façade of this town tucked up against France's border with Germany seems to sparkle.
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Lauren Nelson of Oklahoma wowed in a glittering, floor-length gown that she paired with an elaborate necklace for more sparkle.
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The menorah will sparkle every night for the next eight days, and the nightly celebrations include music, singing and warm latkes.
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Opener "Julien" sets the tone: upbeat but slightly languid, coasting over crunchy, ethereal synthesizer chords whose dewy sparkle isn't quite tangible.
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His posters for My Fair Lady (19793) and The Music Man (1962) sparkle with the brash energy of the early 60s.
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She had a slicked back ponytail, and I was like, 'how can we upgrade it and add a little bit of sparkle?
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Together their on-air ensembles cover much of the rainbow: black and red and pink and blue, sequins and sparkle and shine.
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As we all know, the Cullens are a vampire clan that's frozen in time as brooding teenagers that also happen to sparkle.
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During the holidays, our wardrobe revolves around one of two extremes: It's either sparkle central or "Do Not Disturb"-levels of cozy.
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Cue the heart eye emoji: This diamond necklace is is elegantly crafted in 9K white gold for a rich tone and sparkle.
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A diamond so big, your TV set better be HD to catch every sparkle — and boy, last night's episode did not disappoint.
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Sequins were the choice of Hawaiian artist Kalani Pe'a, who brought some sparkle under the tents with a grape-colored sequin jacket.
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Not to question the 2016 election's commitment to Sparkle Motion, but this election cycle has been devoid of choreographed song and dance.
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This year's holiday windows at our New York City flagship capture the magic of the season and fill your world with sparkle.
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Though he doesn't sparkle on the stump, his three terms as mayor of New York have given him a strong governing record.
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If the world seems to have a sorely-missed sparkle today, it's because two new David Bowie songs are in the atmosphere.
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I remembered then what it felt like to be new to this city, eagerly drinking in all of its allure and sparkle.
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Big, blazing fireworks displays full of color and sparkle exploded in clear skies over the nation's capital during portions of the broadcast.
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The X-Factor: A detailed rainbow grid of Swarovski crystals gave the simple silhouette of Wiig's dress a little bit of sparkle.
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This is apparently Sean Dobbin's first New York Times themeless puzzle and he has kept his promise to make this one sparkle.
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If you scroll through the hashtags #saucylovememes and #softmemes, you'll find an array of cutesy images plastered with heart and sparkle emoji.
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Italy has said Sparkle is of strategic national importance, so it must be run by an Italian citizen with special security clearance.
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Venus amps up your sass and sparkle after the 18th, and you're more likely to bat your lashes instead of bump fists.
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For us, it's not a glass of wine and a face mask (even though that helps a little), but high-sparkle makeup.
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On the 13th, Mercury will move into your first house of self, allowing you to sparkle at work and with loved ones.
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There's a flash along the top of the screen, and a side toolbar that lets you adjust the intensity of the sparkle.
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Along with her cherished seas and rivers, the icy landscapes of the North—Finland and Russia above all—sparkle across her books.
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Oh yeah, and it's packed with so much sparkle, you might assume it was harvested straight from the horn of a unicorn.
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Surely these people would be delighted to know that Melania Trump is borrowing from Twilight Sparkle rather than a black First Lady.
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Watch ... Sparkle explains why Erykah and Taraji's commentaries were disheartening, and why she's okay with taking down her song with R. Kelly.
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Some stars dial up the glam factor by pairing the look with falsies (Hannah Jeter) or wearing sparkle-dusted shades (Thandie Newton).
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Her message may come swathed in sparkle and couched in her own fervent Christianity, but she gets it across just the same.
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The bride wore an embellished pale pink halter dress with an elaborate headpiece rivaling her super-sized diamond ring for sheer sparkle.
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There are a number of products on the market designed to make you sparkle — even if, internally, you are definitely not sparkling.
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That's why his latest record with the Jicks, Sparkle Hard—out today via Matador—feels like more of Malkmus at his best.
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For the carpet, Underwood wore a Elie Madi gown featuring lots of sparkle, a sheer skirt and a tulle cape and train.
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GK Elite, the company who designs Team USA's looks, continues to push the boundaries when creating the high-performance, high-sparkle designs.
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I particularly loved shades like Aphrodite, Legend, and Biker, which provided tons of sparkle without being too overpowering when I wore them.
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It's the same with Apink's "Alright," where every breath from the singers and every percussive sparkle in the background can be heard.
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Jessop, at a news conference Tuesday afternoon, said when he picked up the child the baby had a sparkle in his eye.
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While Liverpool played with genuine sparkle – all four of their goals were seriously flash – there was a sense of inevitability to proceedings.
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As Venus, the planet of love and beauty, enters your sign on Tuesday, you have an extra romantic sparkle to your eye.
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He would position himself under the disco ball and raise his hand and the glove would sparkle in a beam of light.
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Marriage has been likened to a gem tumbler; it's banging two rocks together in order to eventually bring out their deeper sparkle.
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A company named Sheree Cosmetics is suing Kylie and her company, Kylie Cosmetics, for allegedly stealing its "Born to Sparkle" makeup line.
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If you twirl the ball with your finger a few times, it should start to sparkle — you've then activated the curve motion.
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And although the spotlights and glimmer of sequins have since been replaced by office lighting and business casual attire, her sparkle remains.
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A month later, it introduced Unicorn Sparkle ice cream selling for $2.24 for 48 ounces, compared to $2.50 for Kroger's Unicorn Swirl.
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The multicolored sequins, much larger than the ants, catch the light and sparkle as they carry them over and under the landscape.
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A good mile away from the tower, we turned around and, like so many other enchanted Americans before us, watched it sparkle.
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In the fall, just days after her mother died, the trailer for "Surviving R. Kelly" was released, and Sparkle was in it.
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It's packed with big, busy polygons, bright particles that pop and sparkle across the screen, and fantastical, futuristic landscapes to fly into.
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"Just cause I look like Barbie, doesn't mean you can play me," the 36-year-old Sparkle Dog dog food founder says.
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Some players, such as Thomas Müller, seemed lacking in their usual sparkle, and Ancelotti appeared unable to lift them from their funk.
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They are also quite intricate feats of construction that require a deft touch to keep the sparkle alive and the clunkers away.
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Even the littlest entries today had some sparkle in the cluing — I liked BEAU, BEER, DEBT and SUE, and there are more.
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"I mean, everybody shows up," said a sparkle- and spandex-clad man who gave his name as Marlin, eyeing the crowd approvingly.
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They are glorious, though, loaded with pepper and garlic and enough beef fat to make the wrinkled surface of the casings sparkle.
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If his right-hand passagework did not always sparkle, it hardly mattered, for all the genial warmth and integrity of his playing.
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And at night, with the crystal lit from the inside, the branches and the water streams are expected to sparkle like diamonds.
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We tested paper towels from: Brawny Marcal Sparkle Bounty To keep things consistent, we only used two-ply, select-a-size towels.
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Contrasting sharply with Sironi's night visions, Carrà's crisp, solid forms sparkle with clear-eyed color and more than a touch of humor.
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Maritza loses some of the snappy sparkle we've come to expect from her, holding her trauma and shame to her shaky chest.
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This takes up a lot of time and could be a grim slog, but Turturro can sparkle through even the grungiest sequences.
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Even though the screen, the red carpet seemingly drips with sparkle, from the gowns with thigh-high slits to the priceless diamond chokers.
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B&O's biggest shareholder is Chinese investor Qi Jianhong, who owns just under 20 percent in the company through his Sparkle Roll companies.
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Like all items affected by the "Markle Sparkle," it didn't take long for the sandals to sell out on the Sarah Flint website.
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"Even when he couldn't speak, he'd look at you with that sparkle," says daughter Rasheda Ali, who has become a Parkinson's Disease activist.
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Verdict: All in all, I'd recommend the food, especially if you're looking to add a little bit of "sparkle" into your dog's life.
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Price: $129.99 (Source: Hasbro) As part of its My Little Pony line, Hasbro is launching Magic Twilight Sparkle, an interactive animatronic toy horse.
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In that part of Texas, thousands of stars sparkle above, a celestial complement to Phillips' ethereal music -- and perhaps an inspiration as well.
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So if adding a $1 capsule to your water pre-brewing makes your French press sing and your morning sparkle, go for it.
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Not only do we love a bit of sparkle, but the pastel hue is a perfect way to sweeten up your spring wardrobe.
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Ahead, see some of the strongest natural hairstyles from the magical evening... and try not to get blinded by all of the sparkle.
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One of the sources said TIM's deputy chairman Giuseppe Recchi could also retain his post and remain responsible for international wholesale unit Sparkle.
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You can read more about the company's algorithmic feed thinking here: Twitter rolls out 'sparkle button' to let users hide the algorithmic feed
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Karen, the receptionist at his day job, says he brightens her day; co-worker Pauline says he brings a sparkle to the office.
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It's an endlessly fascinating creation that continues to sparkle with strangeness, forever flitting between blissfulness and an almost painful sadness upon every listen.
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If you want to embrace the sparkle for your next GNO, follow in Fanning's footsteps, who covered her lids in pink glitter for
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And while these stickers may not be scratch-and-sniff, there are still ones that dance around and sparkle in their own right.
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" I choose to do a copper foiled eyeshadow to add a modern reflection of light, which will help Erin's eyes sparkle," she said.
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The romance in this romantic comedy is non-existent, but thankfully the wit and sparkle in the humour make it a fun watch.
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The "Chains" singer added a touch of sparkle to his outfit with a diamond and black horseshoe-shaped broach worn on his lapel.
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The Sparkle in Her Eye blog founder's post comes just days after her fiancé, 28, previously addressed reports of a split from Bushnell.
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Born To Sparkle liquid shadow (bday collection), Champagne Showers highlighter (bday collection), Coconut lip liner with Bare Matte Lip, & New Blush Sneak Peeeeek!
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In this image, stars from our own Milky Way sparkle in the foreground while whole spiral galaxies are peppered across the entire photo.
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But there are risks associated with changing the race and identity of iconic characters, according to Brian Schutzer, owner of Sparkle City Comics.
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Otherwise, "The Foreigner" — a U.S.-China co-production between STXfilms, Sparkle Roll Media, and Wanda — is opening to $12.8 million from 2,515 locations.
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Here's the blessed image in all its glory (in screenshot form, because Twitter embeds screw up the sparkle meme format.) Be careful, though.
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But this time, she added a little extra sparkle into the collection as well with shimmer in her shadows and loose glitter pots.
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Giant pumpkins and colorful leaves have now been replaced with wreaths, baubles, garland and sparkle, giving guests their first taste of the season.
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There were dramatic over-the-top outfits (hi, Ashley Graham), deconstructed suits (as seen on Gigi Hadid) and lots and lots of sparkle.
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But Mr Jones valiantly adds sparkle and songs, a roster of hot-shot economists, and even a cameo from John Cusack, an actor.
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Robyn's dad, who volunteers as a chemo buddy at LCI, helps with The Sparkle Project and started a GoFundMe page in her honor.
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Now she's a more grown-up version, but she still has the same personality and the same unique sparkle that she always had.
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Since most cream eyeshadows focus on sparkle, I love that this range includes seven mattes in shades like pale pink, taupe, and gray.
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That way, he said, they would possess all the sparkle possible without any extra weight, making them comfortable for the child to wear.
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But the source said on Monday the offer was all cash because no agreement could be reached on how much Sparkle was worth.
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The Italian telecoms group said on Friday it had appointed Innovation Officer Mario Di Mauro as head of its submarine cable unit Sparkle.
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"Real is rare," the company insisted, and therefore synthetic diamonds, regardless of their genetic makeup or sparkle, were not to be taken seriously.
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One of her sisters texted her to say that she heard Sparkle was on "some TV show about rob" talking about the family.
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Sparkle decided to testify against Mr. Kelly, along with about a dozen other witnesses who identified Mr. Kelly and her niece in court.
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They sell shearling coats and leatherlike tracksuits and wide-body suits and loafers with what I can only presume is a chemical sparkle.
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Much like Queer Eye's Fab Five, Jason Bolden and Adair Curtis of Styling Hollywood help people sparkle by improving their home and wardrobe.
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Sparkle Paper Towels — $6.99 add-on item See Details Send your guests home with leftovers, just don't expect to get these containers back.
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"I know we will always remember his funny laugh, that mischievous sparkle in his eyes, and his quirky sense of humor," she wrote.
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CreditCreditAn Rong Xu for The New York Times On or off the stage, it makes no difference: Indiana Woodward possesses an unmistakable sparkle.
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The first card said "she left a little sparkle everywhere she went" on one side, and "in loving memory 1962-2018" on the other.
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Another day, Jenner soaked up the sun in a shimmering silver two piece which she documented with the sparkle-enhancing Kira Kira photo app.
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Diamond necklace Cue the heart eye emoji: This diamond necklace is is elegantly crafted in 9K white gold for a rich tone and sparkle.
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The software smooths your skin, gives your eyes a little extra sparkle, and does something to your hair that I can't quite figure out.
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The cubic zirconia wouldn't sparkle as brightly once it wasn't under the store's specific lighting, and the stacking rings would turn my fingers green.
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No matter what you wear them, these colorful gems are sure to add some serious sparkle to any look this holiday season and beyond.
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Though the show is relatively true to its taping, it's the editing that makes the guests sparkle — and the music and graphics help, too.
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In an emailed statement, TIM said that no current or future chief executive officer would have operational powers over its submarine network unit, Sparkle.
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But there is something that keeps one last sparkle of those Halloweens past: all the limited-edition candies that my twentysomething heart still desires.
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Update: November 29, 2017: Kirakira+, the runaway success that adds sparkle everywhere you go, has gotten some useful updates in the past few months.
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Because the painting process can get messy (read: picture sparkle polish spritzing everywhere!), I recommend investing in a backdrop before working the spray can.
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The holidays bring out the sparkle in everyone, but no one does it better than women and men in the burlesque and drag communities.
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Bushnell is also having to deal with the emotional turmoil of moving to Denver and launching a new lifestyle blog, Sparkle in Her Eye.
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If you're a card-carrying fan of the Shimmering Skin Perfector line, then you already know just how stunning the sparkle looks on skin.
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Aesthetic restrictions may have made the Palladinos double down on wit and sparkle in their writing — something they all but abandoned in the revival.
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They also teamed with Cronk, who is president and creative director of The Sparkle Effect and a marketing professional at Varsity Spirit in Memphis.
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A lot of the brushes are more like video game particle effects: fire strokes burn, stars sparkle, "ember" strokes send sparks into the sky.
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The finely-milled pressed powder is completely shimmer- and sparkle-free and the perfect brown color looks like an actual tan — not orange dirt.
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The reality star and new mother posted this picture of herself in a sparkly bodysuit, pairing it with a sparkle emoji in the caption.
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What better for the holiday season, when you want to add a little festive sparkle but also need to max out the comfort factor?
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This unusual sparkle at the galactic core was likely caused by close encounters between Sgr A* and objects surrounding it, according to the team.
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Black Lace Rabbit, a new color by Lipstick Queen, seems daunting in the tube, but it is sheer when applied, with delicate silvery sparkle.
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Emberlin had his own sparkle, in $30,000 worth of accessories (including a platinum brooch with an American flag motif of rubies, sapphires and diamonds).
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"The Meghan Sparkle" — with both the UK and US flags engraved on it — was handcrafted by Tillettts, a family-run jewellers based in Norwich.
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Some newcomers are derided as "sparkle ponies" who bring a dozen costume changes but no food or water and mooch off everyone around them.
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The facade of MAAT, meanwhile, is covered in off-white three-dimensional tiles made with ilmenite, a refractive mineral that makes the building sparkle.
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He seems gentle, diffident but steely underneath, while there's a sparkle to her, and a healthy dash of punk spicing her earth-mother serenity.
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Later in the piece, as the waters become more agitated, the cascading arpeggios are like liquid running through the fingers, all shimmer and sparkle.
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Yes, there has been abundant glitter, plenty of sparkle, volumes of beading, enough chiffon and "nude"-colored illusion effects to tent a parking lot.
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The conductor Jean-Christophe Spinosi, showing sensitivity to the intricacies and sparkle of Rossini's score, led the excellent Ensemble Matheus in a beguiling performance.
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But Saturday and Sunday should sparkle, with highs in the 80s and enough sunshine to make us forget how under-the-weather Friday was.
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Looking back at this puzzle now with an extra year of constructing experience, there are some sections I wish I filled with extra sparkle.
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"There is going to be a lot of ugly sparkle going on," Pressley said as she started walking toward the door with staff members.
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If we met an alien whose intelligence derived through an entirely separate provenance from ours, would we recognize the sparkle in each other's eyes?
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She softens the look with throw pillows and blankets, selecting materials like velvet and faux fur and maybe some sequins for a little sparkle.
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But glamour was also present in the form of sensual corset dresses and see-through skirts and shirts, with sparkle often added to black.
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But glamour was also present in the form of sensual corset dresses and see-through skirts and shirts, with sparkle often added to black.
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In Act I, when Violetta, a charming courtesan, is throwing a lavish party, a soprano must summon flights of coloratura brilliance and coquettish sparkle.
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While the spiraling contortions of Mr. Liang's partnering lost its sparkle after a while, he knows how to highlight Ms. Kowroski's line and extension.
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As the mist burned off and made the water sparkle a bit, I realized I wasn't pulling security — I'm just looking at this bird.
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He makes his pasta with discipline and serves it with obvious confidence that fresh dough, conscientiously rolled and shaped, doesn't need bling to sparkle.
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We're talking more sparkle than you've ever seen in a single store, and luxe beauty giftables that make us want to squeal with glee.
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In 2012, shortly before she died, Whitney Houston confirmed that she had wanted Aaliyah to play the titular character in her remake of Sparkle.
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It would be a regressive step to sanitize and anglicize Markle -- her American dulcet tones are a crucial part of what make her sparkle.
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And soon we see, at least, that he embodies chivalry: He's there to serve her, and then to cast some sparkle of his own.
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The materials are wonderfully effective together; there is something both heartbreaking and seductive about the bright sparkle cast across the dark, light-sucking fabric.
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The accelerated closure of stores added to concerns that Inditex has lost some of its sparkle as it faces increased competition and falling margins.
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To immerse yourself in this world is to immerse yourself in candy-colored sweetness, in a sense of warmth and sparkle and overwhelming coziness.
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DeAnda, Wiest, and Smith all credit Three Weavers brewmaster Alex Nowell's glittery IPA (Mel's Sparkle Pony) as the inspiration for their own glittery iterations.
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Glitter grew up a little, and the newest crop of sparkle-laced products is so irresistible for party season that we're planning ahead big time.
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She doesn't have the sparkle and charm of Pride and Prejudice's Lizzie Bennet or Emma's Emma Woodhouse, or the tragicomic idealism of Middlemarch's Dorothea Brooke.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum, one of our favorite Hollywood cool ladies, brought sparkle and shine to the Marie Claire Young Women's Honors red carpet last night.
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Aside from slight variations (higher necklines or sleeve-length differences) all the child-size pieces contained the same sparkle, shine and pizzazz as its counterparts.
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Although there's nothing wrong with saving super-shiny pieces for more formal gatherings, it is possible to add some sparkle to your everyday look, too.
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Tap your ring finger into a pot of edible sparkle, and then, working outwards from the center of your bottom lip, dab along your mouth.
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Use a fluffy eyeshadow brush to dust a light layer of gray, shimmery eyeshadow onto the center of your bottom lip for some extra sparkle.
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That's an ambitious bet, but after playing around with ROG Phone, I have to admit there is a little sparkle to this mobile battle bus.
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In a particularly cruel trick, some options that appeared sparkle-free in the pan somehow managed to leave teeny flecks of shine on my face.
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With all that sparkle, she kept her clothes fairly simple in an elegant long-sleeved gown from Spanish designer Felipe Varela and a blue sash.
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Which is maybe why Becca Kufrin, months after her stint on The Bachelor, seems zapped of her characteristic sparkle that made her a fan-favorite.
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Sparkle says it's just another example of R. Kelly treating life like a stage, but she says it's time he learn one very important lesson.
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"But Jordan also loved the sparkle of all the diamonds in the band and how the side view looked like a little crown," Lane explains.
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I think one of the things that would make Gilda happiest is if Sparkle, her Yorkshire terrier, pee-peed right on top of her grave.
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" For her ponytail, he worked in Living Proof's "lightweight, easily pliable" mousse with Ouai's hair oil for "shine and sparkle from mid-shaft to ends.
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Even though I had no real reason to worry, I was afraid sex might somehow dislodge that little sparkle of whatever was growing inside me.
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There's plaid, there's sparkle, a ton of those crazy, handmade wing apparatuses — and not a single curvy or transgender (or non-binary) model in sight.
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Things that sparkle draw attention naturally, but finding a way to downplay the look without dulling the shine was the ultimate goal of this week.
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The Oscar De La Renta heels are covered in "platinum lamé," according to their website, and sparkle with the silver shine of Cinderella's famed shoe.
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But UnReal's portrayal of the fictional reality dating show Everlasting doesn't shy away from exposing the ugly tactics that make fairy tales sparkle on screen.
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"Happy birthday to this beautiful babe.. my best friend, the Betty to my Veronica.. love you @RobertsEmma" she said with a heart and sparkle emoji.
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The base of the pigment is a neutral, mid-tone brown, yet when it catches the light, bits of iridescent blue sparkle catch the eye.
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Now that "The Sparkles" has grown into The Sparkle Effect – a national nonprofit with 180 teams in 29 states – Cronk still marvels at its impact.
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I told him I'd expected a bit of subversive sparkle, and he shrugged: The suit might be conservative, but the man wearing it wouldn't be.
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While mostly innocuous in terms of taste, the shiny addition adds a touch of class and sparkle to an otherwise, well, probably totally fine dish.
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Instead, they contain synthetic mica made in the Lush lab: It makes up the sparkle in all Lush products, from bath bombs to artisan soap.
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But it was this year's Emmys where Washington truly appeared to be channeling her character Olivia Pope — with an extra dose of sparkle, of course.
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One of the offending apps, Sparkle Flashlight, had been downloaded more than a million times and many of them had strong reviews, according to Sophos.
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The Daily Shoe Armani capped off rainy Milan Fashion Week with these elegant evening flats, reminding us that a little sparkle goes a long way.
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The trio blends to create a "peachy, copper sparkle, with a champagne bling," according to CP's Snapchat, and is launching today at 12 p.m. PST.
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Lights are pinned to the rocks below, and the sea is lit in shafts of lurid green that sparkle with moths and drifting plastic bags.
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In my opinion, Hill&aposs highlighter palettes look stunning; her loose highlighters can help you achieve extra sparkle, and her face powders provide a glow.
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Sparkle testified at trial in 2008 that the man in the video was Mr. Kelly, and that the girl was her 14-year-old niece.
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These reviews are meant to make us better versions of ourselves — next time that stove will sparkle — but maybe they just make us more neurotic.
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" There is joy throughout the book, in Notleyish lines like "Stars look like the word stars, / really do … and sparkle is better as its word.
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To stick with the dental metaphor, these critics are like the toothbrushes—scraping through all the gunk and grime to make the whole thing sparkle.
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The sparkle of her footwork, traveling across the floor, and the glistening flourishes of her raised feet (triple ronds de jambe en l'air) are thrilling.
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The Sparkle Roll Group, the Chinese distribution partner of Bang & Olufsen, the Danish maker of luxury electronics, is in talks to buy the Danish company.
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The designers certainly brought that spirit to their latest show, which was full of executive-like silhouettes, transformed by generous helpings of fringe and sparkle.
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Those include a paint job, elevator renovations and the replacement of thousands of flashing bulbs that make the tower sparkle every hour on the hour.
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Once those guitars let loose, it's a revelation, like bursting out of a tunnel and seeing the sparkle of city lights below and stars above.
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Five of their students and inheritors showed what they've learned in a brisk set of impossible-sounding piano solos that demanded propulsion, depth and sparkle.
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Offset flew out the jewelers to personally hand over the cache to Cardi ... who couldn't contain herself and flaunted the sparkle at parties last weekend.
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And the entire room is decorated in a black-and-white color palette and accessorized with a huge chandelier, sparkle-accented flooring and glittery cabinet handles.
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The warmth and glitter of the holiday season might be gone, but that doesn't mean you can't add a little sparkle to your nighttime makeup look.
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The easy technique adds the perfect amount of tinsel-y sparkle to any style and it can be as noticeable or as subtle as you'd like.
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Service provider Sparkle is seen as a particularly sensitive asset because of its submarine network which connects to countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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List went for the glitter tears look — except with major gems that proved to be way bolder than the typical splash of sparkle we've been seeing.
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Launching in Australia Tuesday, WeWork is an American startup that provides desks and offices for rent, with a touch of Silicon Valley's "live to work" sparkle.
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I didn't end up having an occasion to wear this to, but I think it's just the right amount of sparkle for a weekend night out.
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The multi-build jumbles of Lego glow with a golden sparkle, and you choose which object to create by tilting the right stick in different directions.
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Besides Persidera, it did not mention specific subsidiaries but TIM Chief Executive Amos Genish has said in the past submarine network unit Sparkle is not core.
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It was even argued that Twilight Sparkle said it first, and that only a small fraction of the speech was plagiarized, which apparently makes it okay.
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And because one head-turning birthday suit is never enough, the star managed to top her Balmain jumpsuit with a two-piece Zuhair Murad sparkle fest.
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Now Mollie and I try to change it up, so it's never the same type of glitter or shape, but it's always some kind of sparkle.
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He doesn't work in the eye-popping sparkle-and-shine mode of Cali low-rider culture, and he only rarely finds himself refinishing an Italian exotic.
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Sparkle, who is featured in "Surviving R. Kelly," says the black community needs to show R. Kelly some tough love ... NOT the unconditional love Erykah offered.
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During a brief conversation with the Neitzel family's Amazon Echo Dot, 6-year-old Brooke asked for a $160 KidKraft Sparkle Mansion Dollhouse and 4 lb.
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This flowing pleated skirt adds just the right amount of edginess, while the touch of sparkle gives more of the New Year's Eve kind of feel.
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On Sparkle Hard, he casts off much of the obtuseness and cultural in-jokes in which that's usually couched for more overt social critique and observation.
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Since then she has seen many celebrity customers frequent her Sloane Square store, with Kate herself owning at least ten pieces of sparkle from the brand.
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On Sparkle Hard, he casts off much of the obtuseness and cultural in-jokes in which that's usually couched for more overt social critique and observation.
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On top of that, they're also selling out pretty fast — the Sparkle Series and Boys dolls are out of stock and will be back early July.
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"We're celebrating @Amazon's announcement of HQ2 coming to #NewYorkCity by glowing in white with an hourly orange sparkle!" the official Twitter account said in a statement.
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This lip balm hydrates and soothes your lips with sunflower oil, vitamin E, and peppermint oil all while giving off a hint of color and sparkle.
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I started hunting out other objects that might fizz and sparkle -- but I quickly learned they had to be blue, and located in front of me.
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She added strappy heeled sandals and lipstick to match her dress, and kept her jewelry relatively simple, wearing silver rings for a subtle touch of sparkle.
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" Part of the allure of Jobs, Cook said, was that "there was a sparkle in his eye that I had never seen in a CEO before.
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That is, until her sparkle-embedded Gucci sunglasses caught the sun and sprayed starbursts above the shaggy lamb's wool collar of her Dries Van Noten coat.
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I started hunting out other objects that might fizz and sparkle – but I quickly learned they had to be blue, and located in front of me.
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For a bit more sparkle, go for this Ring Wright Co. ring, which comes set in sterling silver and 14-karat-gold-plated cushion for $25.
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Chanel Sheer Brilliance Lip Gloss Set, $92, available at NordstromThey can wear each shimmery gloss alone or layer the gold on top for extra holiday sparkle.
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Alessandro Pansa will become the new chairman of TI Sparkle on May 15 and will be Telecom Italia's adviser on cybersecurity and so-called "golden powers".
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He was a producer as well, sometimes under the alias Larry Fisherman, and his beats were lush and jazz-and-soul-inflected with flashes of sparkle.
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In contrast, on Wednesday Mr. Trifonov played Prokofiev's short Sarcasm No. 3 as an encore, a performance with plenty of bite, but also lightness and sparkle.
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Sparkle said she agreed to participate when it was made clear to her that her story would be in the documentary, whether she was or not.
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This is good news, because the seafood at Haenyeo has a sparkle and sweetness you don't always find in the smoke-filled rooms of 32nd Street.
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And while there no standard interval, many owners find that doing cleanings every few weeks keeps their pieces in a consistent state of sparkle and shine.
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How easy it is to let the sparkle of the crown jewels blind us to the dead enemies and discarded undesirables through which they were purchased.
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"He was a very talkative guy, and I saw the sparkle go out of him as the condition took hold," said Tommy Indence, Bill Stanfill's sister.
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The fitted, translucent dress featured sparkle detailing that went from the bottom to the top of the gown, with elaborate flowing sleeves and a dramatic train.
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"This collection includes all my favorite design elements with metallics, sparkle and luxurious fabrics that are easily wearable for the most active little ones," she adds.
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Amid the "Diamonds" corps, a number of rising dancers — Emilie Gerrity, Emily Kikta, Claire Kretzschmar, Kristin Segin, Lydia Wellington and Ms. Miller — danced with pronounced sparkle.
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But the best part of Le Diner en Blanc was the people-watching, and yes, the sparkle that came with a secret soiree under the stars.
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The planet of romance, Venus, harmonizes with Neptune, the planet of fantasy, adding an extra sparkle to your dates, platonic or sexual, whatever floats your boat.
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"The woman in this solo has a sparkle," Dorothée Gilbert said by phone from Paris, using a French word you might use to describe Champagne ("pétillante").
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A Rose Bakery gingerbread house ($60) and a Simone Rocha dumpling bag in festive sparkle wool ($530) are among the holiday exclusives at Dover Street Market.
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There is not a lot that's completely new, but it's O.K.; the entries that are there sparkle and they're a pleasure to write into the grid.
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The Sparkle paper towel was a little less saturated than the Marcal towel Although the water spread, it didn't extend to any of the towel's edges.
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These catastrophic type II explosions normally shine for 130 days at the most, so astronomers were perplexed when iPTF14hls continued to sparkle well past this projected timeline.
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The black corseted number was subtle in its sparkle, bodycon in all of its glory, and what you'd imagine someone who wanted to blend in would wear.
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Much of Spain's sparkle, for example, reflects pent-up demand following its deep crisis, which will level off as the economy nears capacity and job creation slows.
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Ripa is a former manager at Telecom Italia where she headed the phone group's submarine cable unit Sparkle as well as its South American unit Telecom Argentina.
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She went even took the sparkle factor even further by covering her skin head-to-toe with glitter, not forgetting to highlight both her lips and cheekbones.
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Porn involving animated ponies with names like Rainbow Dash, Twilight Sparkle, and Pinkie Pie actually does exist, and the people in Belarus apparently like it, a lot.
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"When we hear the word glisten, it brings to mind words like sparkle, glitter and gleam and that is what this room feels like tonight," she said.
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Swarovski has provided the sparkle on the Oscars stage for 11 years now, but this year's set includes 40 times more crystals than all previous years combined.
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As an example, the report cites Lush's 2014 commitment to removing mica — a controversial mineral used to add sparkle to products including eyeshadow — from its entire range.
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Everly has an eye for color, using purples, blues, and greens to create a cool color palette, accentuated with sparkle and glitter in just the right places.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Jennifer Lopez outshine you ... let your talent sparkle as you find the differences between these two super similar snaps.
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The 2001 Best Actress winner made a very dramatic return with her skin-tight black and beige gown featuring all-over sparkle and a feathery metallic train.
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The diamond business gained its sparkle around 1866, when a farmer's son picked up a glistening pebble on the bank of the Orange river in South Africa.
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Still, many of Coterie's products can be recycled and, more to the point for Coterie, the sum of their parts can make a party sparkle in photos.
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Instead of an opalescent sparkle that's hard to wear in real life, Mermaid Tears feels like the kind of lipstick you'd actually want to pack for Coachella.
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" She also gave a "big shout out to my good friends" Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliot "for bringing INCREDIBLE style and sparkle to the stage that night.
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"She still wanted the eyes to be a little dramatic, to sparkle and match her beautiful bouquet and gown, which was all glam and glitz," Martinez says.
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While fans in living rooms across America see a two-dimensional rendering of the show, fans who turn out to a bar are treated to extra sparkle.
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Luckily, we're big enough stans sleuths that we tracked down the products she's talked about in past interviews to fully curate a "Markle Sparkle" skin-care routine.
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In her New Zealand accent she praises the city with the same kind of passion and sparkle and yearning as, well, I'll say it: a Lorde song.
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I came up with this 'sparkly human theory' a few years ago, but there are just some people in the world who sparkle from the inside out.
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The newcomer Max Records plays the hero, Max, but it's the ensemble behind the beasts (including Forest Whitaker, Lauren Ambrose, Catherine O'Hara and Chris Cooper) who sparkle.
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But now that she's a married woman, some more sparkle has taken prime real estate on her ring finger — and it's not one, but two gorgeous bands.
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Lee shines most when she lets her characters sparkle and banter charmingly at each other, and when she delves into ideas about gender and race and sexuality.
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The Amazon HQ2 process is a Trojan Horse, designed to guzzle goodwill from the entire country, and then carry that sparkle back to Washington, D.C. when needed.
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It opens with the line"You're a sapphire, you're a rolling stone/ You're a sparkle in a deep black hole," and doesn't get much better from there.
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The Sparkle in Her Eye blogger split from previous boyfriend and The Bachelor star Ben Higgins in May giving an exclusive statement to PEOPLE about their separation.
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Whether it's adding some bling to their favorite car or adorning themselves with giant baubles, millionaires and billionaires are not afraid to add a touch of sparkle.
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But a modicum of Silicon Valley sparkle may now find its way into the IPO marketing as bankers fight to give the crown prince what he wants.
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Beyond its beautiful sparkle, crystal is a good choice for wine glasses because it's stronger than plain glass and therefore more easily made into more delicate designs.
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His new album with the Jicks, Sparkle Hard, has been a critical success, with reviewers noting that Malkmus has found a special groove in his golden years.
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To make precise shapes, Smith suggests first outlining the area where you want to place your sparkle with an eyeliner pencil that's close to your skin tone.
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You can pull thread you lose back into your body, and also use it to lasso hooks that sparkle on the screen, indicating a point of attachment.
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Popstars in waiting often write about the newness of it all, the dazzle and the sparkle; Shaw, on the other hand, just wants to feel normal again.
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While some say you should never wear white after Labor Day, we highly disagree and are adamant fans of "winter white," with a touch of royal sparkle.
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But hidden among all the sparkle was one genuinely new idea: Many of the untucked shirttails poking from under the jackets were not actually shirts at all.
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"This woman is so amazing," Ms. Waight Keller said as guests whispered about the possibility of seeing more "Markle Sparkle" in the fashion world in the future.
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The minimum order size the company will fill is enough to supply sparkle to "half a million bottles" of nail polish by Mr. Shetty's estimation (10 pounds).
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The girl was an aspiring rapper, charismatic and talented, and Sparkle said she hoped Mr. Kelly could do for her niece what he was doing for her.
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"I saw the sparkle in Kathleen's eye when she first met Allyson," said Capri Djatiasmoro, a mutual friend who is both a Polar Bear and a Cibbow.
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We are certain that, in the gorgeous corridors of Barcelona, his eyes will sparkle, my hair will form a luxurious, fluffy frame around my sun-dappled face.
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When "Princess Sparkle" escapes, Tallulah and Sanity go hunting for their new pet, only to suss out a bigger vermin problem that could torpedo their space station.
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So it was refreshing to see a few designers resist the temptation to add a sequin or a sparkle, and stick to more quiet offerings for spring.
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Meanwhile, the sun's powerful magnetic field blocks many cosmic rays (except those with incredibly high energy), creating fewer gamma ray emissions to sparkle in the telescope photos.
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Above it all, perched on a balcony painted pale yellow, sat the British singer, pianist and composer Elton John, 71, for whom all that sparkle was meant.
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The pavilion's shiny floor and bright lights pay homage to the Byzantine heritage of Venice, a city where "the sparkle has always been present," Mr. Aranda said.
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What's more, bland entries like IMITATING and TSARINAS take up such valuable grid real estate and don't add any sparkle to offset the surplus of short stuff.
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Both artists have been pretty secretive about what to expect from their performance, but Lopez's Instagram feed has us thinking we should expect a lot of sparkle.
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Paula Abdul, who brought some sparkle with a short, gold dress, walked hand-in-hand with then-boyfriend John Stamos, while Heather Locklear arrived with Tommy Lee.
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That would require a screenplay (by the director, Azazel Jacobs) with sparkle and energy instead of one that takes forever to nudge characters from staring to kissing.
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And then of course the fringe has these sorts of mylar curtains that are a bit of a theme for us — it's a little sparkle thrown in.
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Bizet's "Adieux de l'Hôtesse Arabe" felt drab, without a range of vocal colors, and the "Jewel Song," from Gounod's "Faust," radiated clenched-teeth determination rather than sparkle.
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While Germany's Christmas markets are a favorite among travelers, a little-known market in Transylvania has added sparkle to an ancient city with a German-speaking community.
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"Waters has rendered the old house magnificently in its fading glory, and its inhabitants sparkle like chandeliers in the damp, peeling rooms," wrote our reviewer, Scarlett Thomas.
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As time went onm the scene started to show some cracks as late nights, party friends, and an unhealthy amount of alcohol start to lose their sparkle.
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And they can buy royal wedding food and beverages: a chicken sandwich called "The Proposal," because Harry proposed while the couple was roasting a chicken; a wedding beer called "The Windsor Knot," referring to the tie-tying knot, and also to the wedding location; special wedding "ginger and sparkle" potato chips, inspired by Harry (ginger) and Meghan (sparkle); and a Burger King wedding sandwich featuring two onion (wedding) rings.
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"As soon as they looked at each other, there was a sparkle in their eyes — that's when the magic happened," Lubomirski told the magazine of Charles and Camilla.
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From bright tangerine to sheer sparkle, invest in the one that speaks to you — so you can get back to living your life, even five minutes post-manicure.
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From Deborah Lippmann's shiny rose quartz to Essie's gunmetal gray, here are the best shimmer polishes to top your spring outfits with that tiny touch of Hollywood sparkle.
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One piece might have a bit of sparkle from the sediment locked inside, another might be distinctly striped from layers and layers of material compressed together over time.
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Not only is this trick a genius way to cover bags or dark circles, but it's fun, unexpected, and in our opinion, relatively wearable way to rock sparkle.
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It has a really beautiful pearlescent glow to it and makes me sparkle in all the right places under the lights on the court at Madison Square Garden!
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A French source close to the matter said on Thursday that selling TIM's backbone network was not on the agenda, but added there were several options for Sparkle.
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But if you really can't stand drinking water, the good news is there are plenty of ways to stay hydrated that are more interesting than water sans sparkle.
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Still, Mattie maintains a sparkle in his eye and a boyish grin as he shares the plan to bring his town back to life -- thanks to marijuana money.
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Coats and jackets had very large V-necklines, while tops and long shirt and other dresses were adorned in tiny mirror shapes that added a touch of sparkle.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Missoni took fashionistas back to the 1970s at its Milan Fashion Week show on Saturday, with the Italian luxury label presenting plenty of shimmer and sparkle.
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The movie's take on Black girl magic doesn't sparkle with glitter, but it honors our experiences nonetheless, daring you not to look away, even when you want to.
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As the senior notes issued by Silver Sparkle are guaranteed by Fenghui, the ratings on notes would be sensitive to the same factors that drive the guarantor's IDR.
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Sparkle enthusiasts Swarovski and Tipsy Elves have combined glittering forces to create this $30,000 sweater, which took 52 hours to make and is encrusted with 24,274 Swarovski crystals.
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Bella favors sleek, clean lines without a ton of sparkle, including the Leia clear resin hoops and Avani drop earrings, which she wore in Cannes and Monte Carlo.
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But what else would you expect from the person who hosts Taco Night for her friends in a shimmery outfit would render sparkle photo application Kira-Kira+ useless?
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Nobody in MLB history since 1913 had ever had box score with three homers and two doubles, much less done it with so much sparkle in his eyes.
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Adding a little sparkle to Litt's two daughters, Rylan and Remi, were two bespoke necklaces designed by Polny, the Windsor Heart Pendant Necklace and the Charlotte Bow Necklace.
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A little Twitter sparkle icon in the top opens a menu where you can switch between Top Tweets and Latest Tweets, plus a link to your content settings.
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Soma Fugaki's dark eyes sparkle as he scans the opening night crowd at Blossom Blast, a feminist art show at the UltraSuperNew Gallery in Tokyo's hip Harajuku district.
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But once you saw past all that sparkle aside, you couldn't help but swoon over her chic, simple updo — and her hairstylist, Adir Abergel, is spilling the details.
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"I want us to arrive at a place where we don't need organizations like The Sparkle Effect because inclusion is just the natural set point for schools nationwide."
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The guys took over Catch Las Vegas and converted the space into a full-on Casamigos experience ... black brick walls, black sparkle Casamigos Tequila glitter barrels ... the works.
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"It awakened something in me that I thought was long dead," she raves with a new sparkle in her eyes and not a bit of arthritic wrist pain.
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It's weighty, with a gorgeous 7-layer color process laminating the back of the rear glass, giving it a depth and sparkle that's just unmatched in consumer electronics.
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"Minus the negative emoji caption, it first appears from the sparkle in Rob's hazel eyes that this selfie is a sign of the fabled "new year, new me.
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"The original dynasty was fantastic and no matter what you do, some of that diamond is going to sparkle through," showrunner Sallie Patrick told CNN in an interview.
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The California sun emerged just before the red carpet opened for television's top honors, making the metallics sparkle and the looks in vibrant emerald, daffodil and scarlet pop.
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Their horseshoe shape is just different enough to set them apart, while a tiny, twinkly cubic zirconia catches the light just enough to add a bit of sparkle.
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Spin Master's Zoomer line has a robotic horse toy, Mattel rolled out Barbie's Dream Horse and Hasbro has a battery-operated My Little Pony Magic Twilight Sparkle toy.
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For just a hint of sparkle at Simone Rocha, the makeup artist Sam Bryant pressed glitter above the eyelids, creating a shimmering swath that blended into the skin.
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She's tiny, just 280-foot-212, and her face is a shiny, magnetic sparkle — its resting expression is cheerfulness, its cheeks are dimpled, its inquisitiveness is somehow loving.
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In the frantic rush to make his new house sparkle for the 53 guests coming over for Thanksgiving dinner a few years ago, Alex Papesh hit a wall.
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But her pop presence waned in the disco era, and her 1976 album, "Sparkle," written and produced by Curtis Mayfield, was her last gold album of the decade.
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Shop colorful, sparkly cosmetics from Sugarpill CosmeticsWhile many beauty brands accentuate your natural features with pared-down makeup looks, Sugarpill Cosmetics wants you to stand out and sparkle.
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In 1990, the Grammys&apos red carpet was a far more casual affair than it is today, but stars including Gloria Estefan and Paula Abdul brought some sparkle.
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" I imagined that they were competitions full of glitz and sparkle, of dazzling tiaras, questions about the perfect date (April 25!), and plenty of dreams for "world peace.
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David Steinberg is back with a themeless crossword that sparkles because he was mindful about putting the sparkle into his grid, as you'll read in his notes below.
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Above all I want to see that their human dignity is restored… I have seen their sparkle and beauty and I want to help show this to the world.
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You can also create glittery eyes by outlining the places you want to sparkle with white eyeliner, going over the lines with eyelash glue, then dabbing glitter on them.
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Next came the costume change into a sparkle dress, and boy, if you told us at that point that this was actually Swift's long-lost sister, we'd believe you.
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My engagement ring is very elegant and a simple clean design and this (band) has a lot of sparkle, so I kind of got the best of both worlds!
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The notes to be issued by Silver Sparkle will be unconditionally and irrevocably guaranteed by Fenghui, which plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, including overseas investment.
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For some added sparkle, Lively told Gerstein to add Swarovski crystals to the X-force art on her left hand's index finger — an aesthetic choice she was adamant about.
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Because Vinader often designs with pavé instead of big, single diamonds, you can get just as much sparkle as you would from one stone without the tremendous price tag.
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Our iconic mattes & also a new extreme sparkle metallic formula ⭐️ This new iconic hexagon is a first of its kind.... 🔥⚔️ Hi Blood Lust, How Are Ya???
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"We've seen a real return to glamour with a revival of sequins and sparkle from brands such as Halpern, Attico, Osman, and DVF," Natalie Kingham, buying director at MatchesFashion.
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She opted for a pair of embellished peep-toe black flats to add a pop of sparkle against the monochromatic two-piece and to match her bold black manicure.
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Although the holiday products are ideal for anyone looking to add a little seasonal sparkle, it's the everyday pieces that top the must-have list for the HGTV star.
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The world lost a little bit of shine this past weekend when the woman known as the "Sparkle Lady" died in hospice after a long battle with breast cancer.
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As Spicer told Wolf Blitzer on CNN: Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony said 'This is your dream, anything you can do in your dreams you can do now.
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Since there was already so much going on sparkle-wise, they decided to keep it minimal with stacks on stacks of rings and two "little" 10-carat diamond earrings.
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And even if you love a little sparkle (who doesn't?), we're willing to bet you're ready to sideline it for a few events, in favor of something less overplayed.
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The whole thing — these unicorns are available in both white and milk chocolate options — gets a major dose of sparkle from a hefty dusting of edible glitter to finish.
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Telecom Italia is close to sealing a deal to buy Metroweb and sell a 25 percent stake in Sparkle to state holding Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, the paper said.
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A thin line of red rhinestones accented the waist for a bit of added sparkle and Middleton polished everything off with a pair of tassel earrings from Kate Spade.
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The beloved toy brand dropped new merchandise on Amazon just under two weeks ago, including the L.O.L. Surprise Sparkle Series, L.O.L. Surprise Boys, and L.O.L. Surprise Hairgoals Series Two.
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On the first floor, guests can take a seat in the Parisian-style sitting room or grab a chair at the dining room table as crystal chandeliers sparkle overhead.
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She walked the red carpet in a peach gown embellished with crystal vines and brought the house down in a cornflower blue V-neck number with iridescent sparkle detailing.
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The tweet below, for example — the original sparkle meme — looks perfectly fine on desktop but makes no sense if it's embedded in an article or featured on Twitter Moments.
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And it's easy to see why: The holographic, unicorn-inspired tips drip down from the top of the nail to the bottom and sparkle whenever they catch the light.
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Related: GIF Maker Distorts Found Videos into Hallucinatory Animations [Premiere] Space Shapes and Static Sparkle in This Synthesized Music Video [Premiere] VHS Footage Gets Synthesized in Midday Veil's "Cages"
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Sure, there would be more tourists, more unindoctrinated rookies, more pampered rich folk, and more 'sparkle ponies' who just came to show off and take Instagrams rather than contribute.
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Somewhere between '70s soft rock, lite disco and indie pop, it doesn't ask much more of Styles's voice than a gentle coo, and surrounds it with a plangent sparkle.
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The seemingly natural sparkle Anne Hathaway brings to her screen performances looks drained out of her for "The Last Thing He Wanted," an adaptation of Joan Didion's 1996 novel.
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In this video she takes on a new challenge on an old favorite: how to make the famous organ Toccata by Bach roar and sparkle on a single flute.
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In their fleeting liaisons in New York, Ms. Quiroga has been the Fonteyn to his Nureyev, the gorgeous monarch finding new sparkle from the exuberance of a younger consort.
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Mr. Treece's puzzle starts the new year off right, with a 21946-word crossword that is salted with pairs of 22-letter Across entries, and all of them sparkle.
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During the Renaissance, when the area was known as Bohemia, Bohemian crystal became prized for its sparkle and its elaborate engraving and faceting, which are still done by hand.
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Even a ring with a less-than-perfect clarity or color grade can impress your loved one if the diamond has a superior cut, which provides its signature sparkle.
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The campaign also tried to argue that Michelle Obama doesn't own the English language, and that similar language was used by Twilight Sparkle, a My Little Pony (I'm serious).
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Taboo, a sheer, shimmery mauve, is my shade of choice because it's just slightly darker than my natural lip color and contains tiny flecks of sparkle for a subtle sheen.
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Finally, her award ceremony look was a super casual black top and flared pants given a healthy dose of sparkle thanks to a rhinestone-laden matching belt and neck scarf.
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Instead of reserving sequin heels and dresses for winter holiday parties, the Spring/Summer 2016 runways proved that it's time for the warmer seasons to indulge in a little sparkle.
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As the senior notes issued by Silver Sparkle are guaranteed by Fenghui, the rating assigned to these notes would be sensitive to the same factors that drive the guarantor's IDR.
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In celebration of Prince Harry and Meghan's upcoming nuptials, three royally-approved U.K jewelers have launched their own limited-edition pieces to add some sparkle to any royal wedding celebration.
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Keeping Sparkle in Italian hands is regarded as crucial by the Rome government because the unit's submarine network transmits sensitive information between countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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It's the perfect vessel for iced beverages and it's huge Venti size may make it just the thing to add some sparkle to social media feeds and morning routines alike.
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I tilt my head forward, peer over my nonexistent glasses, and inquire, with what I like to imagine is a sparkle of menace: Yes, but have you read the books?
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TIM's international telecoms service provider unit Sparkle is seen as a particularly sensitive asset because of its submarine network which connects to countries in Europe, the Mediterranean and the Americas.
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Even if you're really hot, if I meet you and you have a crappy personality with no sparkle and magic then… I think that's true for most people though Absolutely.
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Don't get me wrong, I love a good sequin, but the (comparatively) subtle 3-D-printed florals and regal one-shoulder silhouette helped her look stand out from the sparkle.
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Her eyes are still light sensitive — she loves things that sparkle because she can still see the light bouncing off — but she doesn't wear sunglasses unless it's painfully bright out.
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Give it a bit more sparkle by tucking ornaments in and around the branches and placing a few tea lights (we like them in mercury glass votives) along each side.
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This "Danses Concertantes" was staged by Susan Pilarre, a member of Balanchine's original 1972 cast; all 14 dancers at each performance (each role is brilliantly individualized) exuded glee, fun, sparkle.
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One of the odder things about interviewing an elite female gymnast is how quickly a conversation about the sacrifices and difficulties of her sport can suddenly become all about sparkle.
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