Laurie Hernandez and Gabby Douglas sparkled with fierceness on beam.
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Michael Pineda sparkled for the second start in a row.
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Droplets of water sparkled on rusted pipes and flaking windowsills.
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Earrings sparkled in his ears, silver chains circled his neck.
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Kaitlyn Dever sparkled in a red gown made by Louis Vuitton.
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Porter sparkled in a custom catsuit at the WorldPride opening ceremony.
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Her eyes sparkled as she drank it all in, genuinely overwhelmed.
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We had never heard of opioids back when Spangler Road sparkled.
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Beto O'Rourke, who has sparkled as a challenger to GOP Sen.
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The rings on his fingers sparkled and shouted in the sun.
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Her notes sparkled and then dissolved in the air around her.
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The rhinestones on her cat-eye frames sparkled in the night.
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We wanted things that sparkled because it worked under the lights.
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Her costar Olivia Munn sparkled in a Reem Acra Spring 2017 gown.
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Nativity. Every tree on their property was adorned with something that sparkled.
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Already the roads and inns sparkled with throngs of eager village visitors.
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Lil Nas X sparkled in a vintage-looking shirt and bedazzled suit.
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On Tuesday, Italian model Paola Turani sparkled in a long-sleeved dress.
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Desi Perkins sparkled in a green dress with a thigh-high slit.
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But suddenly it had taken on a kind of hyperclarity; it sparkled.
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Cheslie Kryst of the United States sparkled in a baby-pink jumpsuit.
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Every inch of the room is treed and tinseled, stockinged and sparkled.
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" Her eyes sparkled: "This girl is going to be a teacher one day.
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Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas sparkled from every angle during their wedding festivities.
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Lightly breaded and fried scallops sparkled atop a mix of salt and pepper.
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The polish sparkled when he moved his hands, belying his otherwise understated presentation.
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I don't know how it sparkled, but I am definitely first Trump lady.
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Ava DuVernay sparkled in a long-sleeved dress with a high-neck top.
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It was dark in the studio, and the ceiling sparkled like a planetarium.
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Their budgets were smaller and the stations often simpler, but their originality sparkled.
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Ten years ago this month, the first Twilight movie sparkled broodily into movie theaters.
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He also made a handful of great defensive plays and sparkled on the basepaths.
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The $840 billion e-commerce giant's holiday quarter sparkled with revenue growing 20 percent.
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The dress sparkled from top to bottom, was backless, and featured a plunging neckline.
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Billy Porter literally sparkled on the purple carpet in hundreds of thousands of crystals.
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But science sparkled on Monday, and helped us appreciate the spectacle in the sky.
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Paris Hilton sparkled as she left the Rolling Stone Party at the SLS Hotel.
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His reviews sparkled with casual references to Gabriel García Márquez, James Turrell and Allen Ginsberg.
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He sparkled with the help of a metallic gold clutch, Swarovski jewelry, and bedazzled glasses.
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She sparkled in an off-the-shoulder, glittery Peter Dundas dress and Manolo Blahnik heels.
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Her eyes sparkled and she bubbled over with enthusiasm, as she could do on occasion.
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The unmistakable sharp, angular forms cast in red, white, and blue sparkled in the sunshine.
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Madison Kocian sparkled in a teal number featuring an embellished top with pleated, flirty skirt.
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Before attending the Met Gala, Jennifer Lopez sparkled during a performance on "The Today Show."
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Far from the Olympic Park, in the Botafogo neighborhood, a 19th-century neoclassical mansion sparkled.
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Jones, 22, sparkled in the preseason, setting up a potential in-season conflict with Manning.
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Mundane logistical details sparkled, as these things do when they come in contact with royalty.
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She was the most loving, passionate mother who had a love for life and truly sparkled.
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Salma Hayek sparkled on her first Oscars red carpet with a glittering silver gown in 1997.
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Screams and more glass sparkled as hands and feet broke it loose and threw it harder.
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Her outfits sparkled, her performance was tighter than tight, and she dove from the stage, triumphant.
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Over the past year, it has synced lights with music, sported pinstripes, gone rainbow and sparkled.
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The mom of three, 38, sparkled in a sequinned gown accessorized with a matching jeweled clutch.
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Another YouTuber to hit the red carpet was Nikita Dragun, who sparkled in a sheer gown.
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Even on dreary and newsless afternoons — the kind that journalists dread — his non-newscasts somehow sparkled.
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The area where she lived outside Dakar, the capital, had no electricity, and the heavens sparkled.
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On Pro Basketball The eyes that have seen it all sparkled with energy late Monday night.
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The thin ice first appeared as an oily sprinkle of crystals that sparkled in the sunlight.
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The "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" star looked comfortable in her sleeveless dress with a sparkled top.
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Once he presented Lisa, then 63, with a gold-nugget Seiko watch that sparkled with diamonds.
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The moon-and-stars earrings that sparkled beneath her hair were purchased off an Instagram ad.
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Jessica Biel sparkled like the Oscars statue in a KaufmanFranco column with a Tiffany & Co. necklace. 7.
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Kate Hudson, who sparkled with a shimmery copper pout, at the New Orleans premiere of Deepwater Horizon.
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Before me, the gulf sparkled, an undulating expanse of blue capped by the looming mass of Vesuvius.
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One pair of bejeweled Calvin Klein sandals, dusted entirely with silver glitter, sparkled like a disco ball.
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When he returned for his encore, the jacket was lavender and the turtleneck sparkled under the lights.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The large, brightly colored canvases sparkled beside the white walls of the Gagosian Gallery downtown.
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Their eyes sparkled with curiosity when I started to speak to them about Scarlett's ill-fated romance.
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Kate Middleton sparkled in jewels as she headed to a state banquet at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening.
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Gal Gadot made sure she sparkled at her first Oscars in 2018 with a glittering spaghetti-strap dress.
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To balance things out, she made sure her left hand sparkled with two rings by Lebanese jeweler Yeprem.
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And Kate sparkled just as bright as her bejeweled pear-shaped earrings in a bespoke Alexander McQueen creation.
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Silvia sparkled from tiara to toe, as she wore a large statement necklace that matched her glittering topper.
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She sparkled that day as we all danced, drank wine and sang at the top of our lungs.
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Hovering above sports stadiums from Houston to Pyeongchang, many hundreds of them have lately sparkled in artful murmuration.
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It was one of a handful of diners that once sparkled amid the area's brick factories and warehouses.
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"Our caseworkers describe Ruya as a child who always sparkled when she walked into a room," he added.
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Celebrated all over the country The colors of Bryant's team sparkled across buildings from one coast to another.
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The company's latest cache, 58 stones, sparkled in glass cases on the 20213st floor of a Chelsea skyscraper.
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" Mary the Good Fairy (portrayed by another downtown regular, Dirty Martini) also sparkled with her "Both Sides Now.
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In Sydney, rainbow fireworks sparkled off the Harbour Bridge in celebration of Australia's recent legalization of gay marriage.
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Janelle Monáe sparkled from head to toe on the Oscars red carpet with the help of 160,000 Swarovski crystals.
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In the next video, Hyland showed a quick close up of the ring as it sparkled in the light.
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Princess Bea sparkled in the sunshine in a $1,850 green silk-blend lamé tiered dress by The Vampire's Wife.
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A greenhouse stretched over the entire width of the house, and a swimming pool sparkled near a hot tub.
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It was raining in Singapore, but New Year's Eve celebrants sheltered under umbrellas and raincoats as fireworks sparkled overhead.
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The New York Times reported the production, by Quebec theater director Robert Lepage, premiered last week but immediately sparkled backlash.
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It sparkled on top of a pair of lace gloves which she wore to accessorize her sheer Elie Madi gown.
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With attention to detail, she completed her formal look with an emerald and diamond bracelet that sparkled on the carpet.
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Trees drooped from the first snow of the season over small homes and trailers that sparkled with bright Christmas lights.
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In addition to her strapless, belted gown, the mother of one sparkled in jewelry by XIV Karats, worth $3.5 million.
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In addition to her strapless, belted gown, Williams sparkled thanks to jewelry by XIV Karats, worth $3.5 million in total.
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She wears a sparkled pearl-white caftan on Night One and a somehow more regal spearmint paisley gown the next.
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Fiona Tenuta Vanerio of Uruguay sparkled in a bejeweled bodice and a gold back piece that looked like the sun.
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From mismatched pairs of earrings to a riff on Richard Burton's 40th birthday gift for Elizabeth Taylor, 2017 sure sparkled.
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Carter sparkled against Southern with 20 points and 11 rebounds, while Bagley notched his third double-double of the young campaign.
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On Friday, Gucci Mane's fiancée Keyshia Ka'oir sparkled on the red carpet at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Miami — literally.
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Her red carpet ensemble featured flocks of blue and white birds created in sequins that sparkled on the chiffon fishtail silhouette.
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Kate Middleton sparkled in diamonds as she and Prince William stepped out for the annual winter party at the palace Tuesday.
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Not only was her dress absolutely breathtaking, Williams also sparkled thanks to jewelry by XIV Karats, worth $3.5 million in total.
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When Insecure and Atlanta sparkled during this year's awards season, it was a reminder that stories about Black millennials matter, too.
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For his players, the number 234 had sparkled for months like a diamond amid the confetti of so many lopsided wins.
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This time it was the carpet that was purple, and Clarkson instead sparkled in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder maroon dress.
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He held up a display case with row upon row of rings that sparkled like the teeth of a bear trap.
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We stood, staring, in slippers and towels on the tundra, as the milky wash of the aurora sparkled across the sky.
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In her dream, she was wearing a blue dress that sparkled at the quinceañera that would happen on her 15th birthday.
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Her left wrist sparkled with diamond and silver bracelets, while her Dolce & Gabbana kitten heels and eyeglasses were bedazzled with crystals.
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The music in the concert sparkled in it's own way too, crackling piano keys, sunny field recordings, washing pads and triumphant melodies.
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Taking to Instagram again, Doubleday shared a photo of her wedding band as it sparkled in the sunlight during a car ride.
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We went to another spot where the seafloor was sparkled with bathroom tiles popular 40 years ago, light blue and dark blue.
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From just a couple inches away, his dark eyes sparkled and I could see him smiling around his end of the linguaphone.
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The rookie goalie Jordan Binnington went from fourth-stringer to starter and sparkled, putting up the league's best goals-against average, 1.89.
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His face had a softer, confused expression—his eyes drained of the clarity and wit that had sparkled there just moments before.
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On the other hand, the furniture and fittings were rather more modern than in Gina's old school, and everything sparkled with cleanliness.
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The 29-year-old has sparkled this season at Wrigley Field, where he is 4-2 with a 1.98 ERA in 173 starts.
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The teal, black and silver sequins danced and sparkled and created great movement and [captured] the feeling that I wanted for last night.
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Ciara even posted a full body shot of her video outfit, with black-cropped jersey, sparkled high-cut bottoms and black combat boots.
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"We all know it's nothing but Game 33 for us," said Nashville goaltender Pekka Rinne, who sparkled with 32 saves in Game 5.
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But in the three George Balanchine ballets performed by the company over the weekend at the Kennedy Center here, spirits and steps sparkled.
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Arrogate (2-123), the defending champ, won seven in a row capped by the Dubai World Cup, but hasn't really sparkled since. 11.
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The pulse of masers around the young star sparkled and faded more rapidly than the two bursts, and was not quite as luminous.
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This time around Chopra sparkled with the help of plenty of jewels, sporting more than $1 million in diamonds, according to Pop Sugar.
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On the same night as the Fiji state dinner, Kate Middleton sparkled in jewels as she headed to a state banquet at Buckingham Palace.
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His dark eyes sparkled with so much mischief, she couldn't help but smile back, owning the fact that she'd totally been checking him out.
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The star's Reem Acra gown came complete with an ornately embellished bodice, which framed her six-pack and even sparkled from the back view.
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OK, now it was time to test the waters (see what I did there?) and find out if the flavors sparkled or fell flat.
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He used the same chamois cloth for the gold shoe stands and for the shoes themselves, which sparkled intensely, as is the Zanotti way.
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He was 2-9 with a 5.68 ERA in 21 games (17 starts) with the Giants but sparkled in a relief role with Milwaukee.
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In June 2011, the Duchess of Cambridge sparkled in a dreamy blush gown at the ARK (Absolute Return for Kids) 10th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
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But while her custom 3-carat Neil Lane stunner sparkled more than the sea, we couldn't help but wonder about the ring that got away.
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Meanwhile, Biel, 33, sparkled in a red and white sequined Dolce and Gabbana design, and gave the night's top honor to detail maker Tracey Cunningham.
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Caseworkers described the girl, identified as Ruya Kadir, as "a child who always sparkled when she walked into a room," IRC President David Miliband said.
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The river sparkled before me, edged with pastel-colored Renaissance buildings, the gaptoothed, medieval clock tower of the Palazzo Vecchio looming above jagged red rooftops.
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They would've danced and whisperily sparkled, that is, until someone or something — a gust of wind through an open door, or a door blown open!
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When listening to Twice&aposs &Twice album the vocals sparkled, giving an emotional sound that never let the busy percussion overpower the singer&aposs voices.
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And while her tiara sparkled from every angle, it was ultimately the luxe, gleaming texture of her dress that made the outfit what it was.
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With attention to detail, she completed her formal ensemble with jewelry by Loree Rodkin that featured an emerald and diamond bracelet that sparkled on the carpet.
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The perpetual soundtrack didn't quite manage to connect all the pieces, which under Sean Holmes's direction, sometimes sparkled with ingenuity and sometimes guttered into goofing off.
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The Australian actress sparkled in a sequined Alexander McQueen gown on the black carpet at Monday's Suicide Squad premiere at Beacon Theatre in New York City.
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Aidy Bryant sparkled like a true star on the Emmys red carpet tonight in a custom tulle midi dress created by New York designer Tanya Taylor.
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" He added, "She was a truly kind and delicate Irish flower, too sensitive for this soil, to whom loving and being loved was all that sparkled.
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Rihanna sparkled with energy while she performed her hit "Wild Thoughts" alongside DJ Khaled and Bryson Tiller during the 60th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night.
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When I later walked out into the garden, in which the sun shone now after a spring rain, everything glistened and sparkled in a fresh light.
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He sparkled in the men's team final, notching perfect scores of 10 with all six of his arrows to see off a powerful United States team.
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She took the stage in a jungle-themed set replete with half-dressed dancers of both genders and sparkled nearly as much as her bedazzled shorts.
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The 28-year-old model arrived at last night's Golden Globes sporting a gorgeous engagement ring that sparkled almost as much as her shimmering gold dress.
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Antetokounmpo leads Bucks to third straight win over Bulls CHICAGO — Two of the Milwaukee Bucks well-known young stars sparkled down the stretch on Saturday night.
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The 28-year-old model arrived at Sunday night's Golden Globes sporting a gorgeous engagement ring that sparkled almost as much as her shimmering gold dress.
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RHP Dayan Diaz had his contract purchased from Triple-A Louisville on Sunday and sparkled in his major league, allowing a hit in one scoreless inning.
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This revenue does not include the vast array of purified, infused, oxygenized, sparkled, distilled, intravenous and reverse osmosis versions that compete for attention on the market.
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Dinwiddie and Harris sparkled on a night in which the Nets shot 50.6 percent, hit 12 3-pointers and owned a commanding 48-33 rebounding edge.
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I thought that today's grid sparkled as a whole, bolstering its theme like a symphony, rather than a concerto where a theme would be more dominant.
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At her celebratory event, the birthday girl sparkled in an off-the-shoulder, glittery Peter Dundas dress and Manolo Blahnik heels and expressed her love of gambling.
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Though it mostly charmed and sparkled in its first season, the Netflix sitcom from Tina Fey and Robert Carlock came under scrutiny for how it treated race.
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The result also added some much-needed heft to a Sun Devils resume that sparkled before Pac-12 play bounced Arizona State out of the Top 25.
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Unlike the other billion-dollar brands, Cartier derives most of its success from jewelry, where its name has sparkled since the company's founding in 1847 in Paris.
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It wasn't so much the Cornish Gouda that caught my attention as its cumin praline pairing, which sparkled under the light like small shards of stained glass.
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Its bright primary colors sparkled in glass coupes at every coffee shop in the city, and it had a taste of forbidden fruit, like melted hard candies.
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Devils 5, Capitals 1 Nico Hischier scored twice, and backup goaltender Louis Domingue sparkled in goal as visiting New Jersey claimed an emphatic upset victory over Washington.
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Years ago in Crazy, Stupid, Love, Emma Stone sparkled like a classic rom-com heroine, but now she'd rather work with auteurs than make the next Bridget Jones.
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During the 1970s and '80s, the Los Angeles club sparkled with performers including David Letterman, Jay Leno, Robin Williams, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Pryor, Garry Shandling, and Roseanne Barr.
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Still, Bey shimmered at her Met Gala debut —her chest and arms sparkled with a luminizing glitter and she lined her eyes in metallic silver and gold eyeshadow.
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A rebound in oil prices this month could test the nerves of investors in European oil refiners, a sector that has sparkled as cheap crude fattened profit margins.
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The Brazilian supermodel posted a sweet video smooching her new fiancé with a first look at her square-cut rock that sparkled in the light from every angle.
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She has an artful muss of dark hair framing a smile that's slow to form but amplified by flirtatious eyes that sparkled at the end of each sentence.
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India asked Britain last August to extradite Modi, 48, whose diamonds have sparkled on famous Hollywood stars, after he was accused of massive bank fraud, charges he denies.
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Also, a huge grin, showing off the giant gold- and diamond-studded grill in his mouth, which sparkled in the brilliant fall sunshine streaming through the glass roof.
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No one, in the Olympics or Paralympics, had recorded five consecutive shutouts until Cash sparkled in Vancouver in 2010, saving all 33 shots he faced in the tournament.
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Everyone looked their best, the conversation sparkled, difficult subjects were avoided, and we felt the first squirts of oxytocin bond us to this exciting new group of queens.
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The artist wore her hair in wet waves underneath a black fuzzy cowboy hat, accessorizing with black aviator sunglasses, diamond necklaces and rings which sparkled on every finger.
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"When you think about what this was 21899 years ago, industrial, polluted, chaotic …," Mr. Berk said, looking past the sculpture, toward the Hudson River that sparkled between buildings.
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After proposing to Johnson in Venice, Italy on Thursday, Chmerkovskiy shared a photo of his new fiancée and the ring, which sparkled just as much as her metallic dress.
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Manning's castmate Danielle Brooks sparkled in a red and black long-sleeved Marc Bouwer gown that featured red-and-black sequins in an ombré pattern down to the train.
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Joining her on the runway, which was held at Cloître Port Royal gardens, was Dunst, 35, who sparkled in a layered dress embroidered with a hearts and stars theme.
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"The whole town sparkled, pulling older people in with the prospect of the American Dream at a reasonable price," a former real-estate agent named Terry Williams told me.
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From my brief encounter with them, they seemed happy; their eyes sparkled, they paused to giggle amongst themselves, and their rapport with the translator was clearly affectionate and comfortable.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Paris sparkled under Chanel's stage lights on Tuesday as the French house created a hall of mirrors to showcase its latest couture collection at Paris Fashion Week.
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Op-Ed Contributor BEIJING — In the spring of 2015, 13-year-old Huang Kailong had just skipped a grade, from fifth to seventh, and her future sparkled with promise.
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We played show tunes — they regaled me with "It's a Hard-Knock Life" from "Annie" — and the time passed fast, and at the end of it, the bathroom sparkled.
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The "All I Want For Christmas Is You" singer sparkled in a gold, sequin dress for the Thanksgiving celebration, and can be seen holding Tanaka's hand in the picture.
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Calculator The Halstead Manhattan Residential Market Report for the first quarter of 2017, released last week, sparkled with record prices, even though the market is relatively flat over all.
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After getting the keys to a rundown rondoval at a seaside hotel, we scampered to the beach, to sand that sparkled — but not in the way you might imagine.
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Ambulance lights sparkled through the tinted windows, causing everyone to jump, with one exception: Cillian Eddowis's date, the glamorous foreigner, or native—nobody was sure how to regard her.
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Some looked ready to climb — gilded carabiners sparkled here and there, and the models wore chunky Lowa climbing boots — though others wore see-through lace skirts over their bodysuits.
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The 48-year-old Modi, whose diamonds have sparkled on Hollywood stars, is one of the prime accused in a $2 billion loan fraud at state-run Punjab National Bank.
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Compared to her stepmother's sleek and polished column gown, Ivanka's A-line, princess-y silhouette channeled a fairy-tail feel and sparkled as she danced with her husband, Jared Kushner.
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That in part sums up the musical mastery of Prince, an artist whose career popped, sparkled and funked in endless directions while dominating the pop music landscape like few others.
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It was a hot Saturday afternoon, and the East River sparkled in the sunlight, the salty Lower Manhattan air carried the beats of familiar contenders for song of the summer.
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There have been other instances across his playoff career when Brees sparkled, but those were back when the offense revolved around him and teams designed game plans to neutralize him.
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When Ms. Emezi met her, she was wearing a black leather miniskirt with a sparkled camisole tucked in, with her hair in a braided cornrow style with loosely curled ends.
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I found a bit of a rhythm, finally, with my bat, and systematically worked my way over the TV screen — pop, pop, pop — until the floor sparkled with black glass.
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Nowadays, I teach American history at Rice, McMurtry's old stamping grounds, and during Harvey I decided to revisit his Houston trilogy to see if the books still sparkled; they do.
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Fanning, 21, showed off her youthful fashions in a crop top ensemble that displayed her toned abs and physique while Kruger, 39, sparkled in an emerald sequined dress by Sally Lapointe.
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The crystal-embroidered chunky-heeled footwear, which debuted on Saint Laurent's AW17 catwalk, made it clear that Jenner was the center of attention as they sparkled in the paparazzi camera flashes.
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In the clips, the mother of one — who, at the time, was five months along with her baby girl — sparkled and shined in her silvery, beaded, fringy ensemble for the holiday.
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But it never sparkled or caught fire the way the series did in its best seasons, when it was broadcast television's leading argument for continued relevance in the peak-TV era.
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Parton, 73, rocked a glam off-white glittering Jackson Lowell gown with a statement-making thigh-high slit, while McEntire sparkled in a custom black velvet sequin gown by Jonathan Kayne.
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Rittich, who has won five of his six starts, sparkled in the third period, notably with clutch stops on Tanner Pearson on a partial breakaway and during the final frantic push.
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As the Larry O'Brien Trophy sparkled under a spotlight, clips from their comeback against the Golden State Warriors in the finals played overhead on Humongotron, the arena's flame-spewing video board.
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Julian Draxler sparkled in the second half, tearing through the Slovak defence, teeing up Mario Gomez for the second and scoring a superb volley of his own to finish off the match.
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Most sports headphones tend to emphasize the bass, but the BT Structure sounded very balanced and expansive—the highs of "This Is What You Came For" sparkled against the heavy bass beats.
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"Our caseworkers describe Ruya as a child who always sparkled when she walked into a room," reads a statement from the International Rescue Committee, an organization assisting the families who were victimized.
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MILAN, Jan 29 (Reuters) - A rebound in oil prices this month could test the nerves of investors in European oil refiners, a sector that has sparkled as cheap crude fattened profit margins.
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The announcement sparkled an inevitable social-media frenzy, and naturally, people had questions about the 36-year-old American who was now mere months away from officially joining the British royal family.
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The thin layer of ice on the washes sparkled in the sunshine, and occasionally a covey of birds exploded from beneath the brush, adding cymbals to an otherwise easy listening classical movement.
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PARIS — The festive holiday lights of Paris sparkled from store fronts and Christmas garlands, arched over roads and the Eiffel Tower, twinkled over the River Seine and through an inky black sky.
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Meanwhile, the Revenge Body star, 35, sparkled in a light-colored sequin suit, which she wore without a shirt underneath, while the Kylie Cosmetics mogul, 22, opted for a plunging black dress.
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When that didn't work, he pointed to his bedroom window, a quarter mile away, on the misty periphery of the cutaway bog, where the undrained water still sparkled between the larch trees.
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But it quickly progressed: a wintergreen dress that sparkled under the harsh spotlighting, an oversized pink floral number in endless ruffles, and a lemon ballgown broke up the otherwise muted (expected) color palette.
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Old classics like "Rebellion (Lies)" and "Ready to Start" were pounded out with controlled, good-natured ferocity, and "Sprawl II" (still maybe the band's crowning achievement) sparkled like it was always supposed to.
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Nonetheless, under Ms. Rojo, the English National Ballet seems to be improving from production to production; the performance sparkled, and the Act 2 divertissements, which can feel rote, were delivered with real panache.
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Shayk, Karlie Kloss, Izabel Goulart, Rita Ora all sparkled on their way into the Royal Albert Hall for the awards show, where the British Fashion Council handed out awards to the year's best designers.
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MILAN (Reuters) - A poetic and dreamy collection sparkled in the lights of Milan's new skyscrapers on the notes of composer Michael Nyman, in a celebration of the 65th anniversary of Italian fashion house Missoni.
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The star sparkled in her black Balmain gown — from the Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection — that featured multicolor crystals, plunging neckline and seductive leg slit that showcased a pair of Sophia Webster heels.
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Douglas, 20, has sparkled as part of the winning all-star U.S. women's team in Rio - but social media attacks have been so vicious they have ruined her Olympic adventure, Douglas' mother told Reuters.
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Weisz sparkled in a sequinned Alexander McQueen dress and Asprey jewelry at the 2018 BFI London Film Festival, where she was accompanied by her The Favourite costars Emma Stone, Joe Alwyn and Olivia Colman.
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Biles sparkled in her red-white-and-blue leotard as the crowd stood, in awe of the athlete who has redefined the sport because she performs such difficult moves and makes them look easy.
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Flames 33, Wild 23 Johnny Gaudreau's goal near the midway point of the game was the winner and goaltender Cam Talbot sparkled in net as host Calgary edged Minnesota for its fourth straight win.
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Michele looked happy for the outing, when she wore a tan coat, black V-neck shirt, blue jeans and black boots as her diamond ring sparkled in the sunlight as she held her coffee cup.
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Amber Heard sparkled from head to toe at Saturday evening's The Art of Elysium presents Stevie Wonder's HEAVEN in L.A. The actress, 30, donned a strapless gold beaded gown, which she paired with black heels.
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As I read through "Counter Intelligence," a straightforward collection of Mr. Gold's reviews for LA Weekly and a handful of other publications that sparkled with wit and curiosity, I could feel my culinary consciousness expanding.
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The artist also wore her hair in wet waves underneath a black fuzzy cowboy hat, accessorizing with black aviator sunglasses, diamond necklaces, and rings which sparkled on every finger — a look that caught Carter's attention.
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A 9-year-old boy&aposs eyes sparkled when the Open Arms crew referred to him as "captain" after he was allowed to sit in the captain&aposs seat on the bridge for a few minutes.
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The sky was a cloudless blue, the Allegheny River sparkled seductively through the trees, and I was able to drink in all the splendor of the day without distraction because I wasn't actually driving the car.
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A little more than century old, the tiara recently sparkled in the spotlight once again when Kate Middleton wore the diamond-and-pearl creation once again for a reception for diplomats at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.
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BAYOU LA BATRE, Alabama — In Bayou La Batre, a fishing village along the Alabama Gulf Coast, the sky was clear Thursday and the sun sparkled on the water as shrimp boats bobbed lazily up and down.
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EditorsNote: tweaked 204nd graf Nico Hischier scored twice and backup goaltender Louis Domingue sparkled in goal as the visiting New Jersey Devils claimed an emphatic 217-1 upset victory over the Washington Capitals on Saturday night.
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Dyer and Heaton — who first sparkled dating rumors after being snapped at Los Angeles International Airport together in January 2017 — are known for their roles as Nancy Wheeler and Jonathan Byers, respectively, on the hit Netflix series.
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In 2017, a "glitter artist" at the company, which markets itself as "turning free spirits into colorful pieces of art," sparkled up the butt of a woman named Sophia Moreno at a festival in the Sahara Desert.
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Andrew Mangiapane scored twice in regulation, Sean Monahan netted the lone shootout goal, and goaltender David Rittich sparkled yet again in the tiebreaking showdown as the visiting Calgary Flames beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-163 Wednesday night.
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The Baikal collar of pearls, with a 78-carat aquamarine at its heart representing that famous Siberian lake, sparkled amid the mountains of fake snow piled in its presentation site during the height of the Parisian summer.
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" Robert A. M. Stern, who chronicled much of Mr. Hardy's work in his definitive architectural histories, "New York 1960" and "New York 2000," said, "In a profession that frequently takes itself too seriously, Hugh sparkled with wit.
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Predators 3, Stars 343 Mikael Granlund's goal midway through the third period broke a deadlock, and Pekka Rinne sparkled in net as visiting Nashville defeated Dallas and took the lead in their opening round Western Conference playoff series.
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The former Disney Channel star went glam for the Top 12 live show of the NBC singing competition, wearing a vintage Bob Mackie strapless fitted ankle-length black gown with gold sequin embellishments that sparkled for the cameras.
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Emma Stone, nominated for best actress in "La La Land" sparkled in a 1920s inspired gold fringed Givenchy gown, as "Hidden Figures" supporting actress contender Octavia Spencer opted for a silvery Marchesa adorned with a flounce of feathers.
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France rarely sparkled, but they didn't need to move through too many gears, and they go into the semi-finals without any major weak points and appearing capable of taking on anyone of the survivors in this tournament.
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Two nights before our trip to the Flame, Lorde performed "Green Light" on "Saturday Night Live," and when she broke into a suite of winningly uninhibited dance moves, her sequined top shuddered and sparkled like a disco ball.
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He encouraged Michael Caine to cradle rifles, framed Mick Jagger in a frosty fur hood, turned Dustin Hofmann into a pleading panhandler, and shot Elton John in his sequinned get-up against a huge audience that also sparkled.
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During a meeting with doctors this week, Sibomana's eyes sparkled as he used a remote control to raise and lower an exam table, mischievously sticking his tongue out at doctors who asked him to stop playing with their equipment.
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The city sparkled on either side of the boat as the skipper and I cruised down the sound, but the sky was solid cloud, and we soon gave up craning our necks and chatted about the aurora craze instead.
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The Associated Press: Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergEXCLUSIVE: 21625 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Bloomberg bets 2900 campaign on unprecedented strategy Michael Bloomberg could indeed buy the Democratic primary MORE as mayor: A New York that sparkled, and chafed.
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The light sent a golden sheen over the silken coverlet and sparkled on the rich deep hairs of the Bokhara rug, which had come from a very exclusive auction disposing of the furnishings of a great Long Island estate.
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With the U.S. Open draws ravaged by injuries and withdrawals, Sharapova provided a splash of glitz and glamor to the tournament strolling onto the floodlit court like it was catwalk in a jet black tennis dress that sparkled with Swarovski crystals.
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On Soccer MOSCOW — They waited until it was over, until the fireworks shot into the sky and the rain soaked them to the skin, until that glistening trophy was safe in their hands and golden confetti sparkled in their hair.
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Advertising CANNES, France — The top hitters in media and advertising descended on the beaches of southern France last week, lounging on yachts and sipping wine and frozen rosé slushies as the sun sparkled on the cerulean water of the French Riviera.
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Sharks 20073, Canucks 2 Logan Couture and Evander Kane each netted one goal and one assist, and goaltender Aaron Dell sparkled in net as San Jose won for the first time in seven games with a home-ice victory over Vancouver.
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As she ordered tea, then upgraded to stronger cappuccino, two rings sparkled: One bore a vibrant green stone, a souvenir from a 2009 trip to Iran, part of her outreach work on the board of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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No. 2023 Oklahoma 45, Kansas 20 Jalen Hurts sparkled again, passing for 228 yards and two touchdowns, rushing for 56 yards and two scores, and even hauling in a 21-yard pass as the Sooners rolled past the Jayhawks in Lawrence, Kan.
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When Guillermina Quiroga (a queen of tango since the last century), wearing a long-sleeved, calf-length dress of emerald green, arrived to join him for their first number, her eyes sparkled with the same laughter as she looked at him from across the floor.
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He turned and faced Paulette and told her how beautiful she looked, how her eyes sparkled and her hair was perfect tonight, how lucky he was to have her in his life even if she was presently annoyed by the limits of her concealer.
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From Sydney, where rainbow fireworks sparkled off the Harbour Bridge in celebration of Australia's recent legalization of gay marriage, to New York, where thousands braved single-digit temperatures before the traditional ball drop — we tracked how 2018 was welcomed in from East to West.
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EditorsNote: fixes "gone to shootouts," in third graf Andrew Mangiapane scored twice in regulation, Sean Monahan netted the lone shootout goal, and goaltender David Rittich sparkled yet again in the tiebreaking showdown as the visiting Calgary Flames beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 Wednesday night.
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Well-versed in streetwear (which we saw during his time at Givenchy, as well as last season at Burberry), Tisci presented more relaxed striped rugby polo shirts, logo-emblazoned oversized tees, and Instagram-friendly moments in the form of diamond-sparkled hoodies and blazers.
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Logan Couture and Evander Kane each netted one goal and one assist and goaltender Aaron Dell sparkled in net as the San Jose Sharks won for the first time in seven games with a home-ice 1-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday.
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The snow sparkled on broad Kath Run at Boyne Highlands in northern Michigan as Tony Sendlhofer and I hit the powdery margins with each slope-hogging S-turn, leaving a joyous loopy trail on the freshly groomed corduroy of a sunny Sunday in March.
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To mimic the shot on her cake, Kaling held her thumbs up alongside the elaborately decorated treat and smiled for the camera — but even though she sparkled and shined on her big day, it was Novak who completely stole the shot, which was shared to his Instagram.
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"My lab is going to be totally shocked to see me like this," said Joanne Chory, a plant geneticist at the Salk Institute in San Diego and the only female awardee at Sunday's prize ceremony, as she sparkled in a pink sequined shift with matching metal glasses frames.
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Dressed in a holiday-inspired dress that featured a high-neck transparent mesh bodice and literally sparkled, the pop superstar paid a visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Show Friday to talk all things Christmas (including her new album) and treat the studio audience to a special seasonal performance.
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The Orange Is The New Black star, 28, sparkled on the red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, wearing a red and black long-sleeved Marc Bouwer gown that featured red-and-black sequins in an ombré pattern down to the train.
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Up until this point, one-off FRBs have sparkled and faded before scientists can localize their origins—like a suspect hanging up the phone before the cops can trace the call in a movie—but ASKAP captured enough of immediate data to zoom in on FRB 180924's whereabouts.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona first struggled to come to terms with their shock 4-0 defeat to Paris St Germain in the Champions League last 16 first leg but have sparkled in their last two games and are daring to believe they can defy history by reaching the quarter-finals.
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EditorsNote: rewords fifth graf Mikael Granlund's goal midway through the third period broke a deadlock, and Pekka Rinne sparkled in net as the visiting Nashville Predators claimed a 22-225 win over the Dallas Stars on Monday night and took the lead in their opening round Western Conference playoff series.
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EditorsNote: Corrects to 'ensuing' breakaway in penultimate graf; other minor edits Johnny Gaudreau's goal near the midway point of the game was the game winner and goaltender Cam Talbot sparkled in net as the host Calgary Flames won their fourth straight game, a 2-1 victory over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday.
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In his imaginary painting, the colors shone and sparkled; the sky was turquoise; the fresh bread and the walls of the church gave off a golden glow; the customer's baggy dress flowered like a lilac bush; and the final touch was an old hag in an orange flannel housedress, shuffling toward the bakery.
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For the glam outing at L.A.'s Regency Bruin Theatre, Joe, 29, wore a gray suit with a mustard T-shirt underneath while Turner, 23, sparkled in a long sequined gown and black strappy heels, letting her blonde hair fall in loose waves over her shoulders and finishing the look with a bold red lip.
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Back then, in 1988, the beaches were so unspoiled that phosphorescence illuminated the water at a swish of a hand; a water which, in daylight, sparkled with a great shade of turquoise blue—or so I was told by the now 1503-year-old Colin, who was living on the nearby island of Koh Samui at the time.
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Shout out to the editing team for the back-and-forth (originally, I was fine if the post-operation word was short and uninteresting, if the hidden part sparkled — I had THIGH in GOT HIGH, leaving GO — but eventually was able to find a set that balanced the clued word and the gettability of the grid entry).
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They will be tempted this season to unleash Walker Buehler, who sparkled last fall in a one-game playoff with Colorado for the National League West title; in Game 7 of the National League Championship Series clincher in Milwaukee; and in the Dodgers' only victory in the World Series, when he shut out the Red Sox for seven innings.
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Kim sparkled from all angles in a flowy, sequin-covered Talbot Runhof midi dress teamed with black ankle-strap sandals, and Kanye kept up with his more laid-back, formal athliesure style in a black tee, matching pants and a parka jacket paired with lace-up brown all-weather boots (a pair he could also pack for, say, a fishing trip.) MPI99/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
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Roughly 750 great heads of hair (among them, Anna Wintour's signature bob) boarded the ship, first for a silent auction mingled with the Intrepid's exhibitions: a Bottega Veneta duffel beckoned in front of a Grumman Avenger torpedo bomber, L.A. Eyeworks sunglasses sparkled beside a North American FJ-3 Fury, and a set of Jo Malone candles with a wool and alpaca throw promised comfort beneath a giant propeller.
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Read more:From throwing insults to talking about a reunion, here&aposs everything One Direction members have said since their hiatusHarry Styles just dropped a bizarre, 8-minute-long music video for &aposAdore You,&apos which is set in the fictional Isle of Eroda where everyone frownsKendall Jenner sparkled in a nude minidress embellished with jewel straps and crystal fringeKendall and Kylie Jenner got booed by the crowd after being shown on the jumbotron at an LA Rams game
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Vows Pastor Twanna Gause stepped out of a limousine amid the whir of cameras outside the New Vision Full Gospel Baptist Church in East Orange, N.J. Dressed in an off-white wedding gown and veil that sparkled in the cascading sunshine, she carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies, hugged several guests, then parted a sea of well-wishers on the way to her best friend, Pastor Vanessa Brown, who stood waiting at the altar in a cream-colored long coat called a sherwani and gold Punjabi jutti shoes.
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