Pair this with some squiggle lips and, heck, squiggle brows, and you'll be on your way to bizarrely on-trend beauty glory.
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Squiggle lips arrive fresh on the heels of squiggle brows, the not-really-a-trend-but-definitely-a-thing look that confused the internet earlier this week.
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Quickly, this squiggle is actually an A, and this squiggle is actually a T and a G and all of that is happening on this other device that looks like a little box.
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Checkerboard knits and horizontal wave knits and vertical squiggle knits.
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He squeezed a large squiggle of vermillion onto his palette.
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The current decline could be just a squiggle of typical fluctuations.
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Squiggle brows were probably already the Instagram eyebrow trend of your nightmares.
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There's a green squiggle of a stem, a lone leaf at its side.
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What we're trying to say here is: the squiggle brow is highly customizable.
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Squiggle brows are great for the feed, but not so practical for real life.
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Add a few darker gray lines and squiggle on top, then blend with white.
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When we look at human history, we see not linear progress but a messy squiggle.
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Some designs are simple; a monochrome squiggle line or the infinity symbol around the digit.
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A light squiggle of chocolate sauce across the whole thing (like a fancy restaurant dessert).
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We did not count that, since a black squiggle is not, per se, a claim.
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We needed the little baby alien and it had to squiggle around and become squid-like.
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But the rise was less linear and more like a squiggle, messy and tragic and nuanced.
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Top it off with gold squiggle earrings and a gold ponytail wrap for my low pony.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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This means that the squiggle is reversible, so a squiggly brow need not be squiggly forever. Phew.
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When the keyboard comes up, look for the squiggle icon at the bottom right of the screen.
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Pack a pen and paper in your carry on to play a few rounds of Squiggle Challenge.
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She then cut out a squiggle-brow shape from the makeup and painted new brows using fake blood.
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There were neat black jackets, with a slim squiggle of blue running down the center, over jodhpur pants.
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Between "braided" eyebrows and squiggle lips, you would think we have witnessed enough extreme trends to last a lifetime.
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Squiggle brows and penis-shaped eyeliner might not be your kinda scene when it comes to daring makeup looks.
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Dita Davis is particularly adept at this, using her hips and raised leg to squiggle along the bike path.
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Since July 1, Eintracht player jerseys bear the Deutsche Boerse's blue squiggle logo and its name on the left sleeve.
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And wouldn't it be a neat trick if she could squiggle her acceptance speech on the air with black ink?
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You know how you've always wanted to mold your eyebrows into a squiggle shape that sort of resembles a snake?
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While not exactly a #trend, the "squiggle brow" has made several noteworthy appearances on Instagram over the past few days.
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By sprouting another squiggle, and letting it extend freely into the future, you represent how an electron radiates a photon.
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As in, he dances around the stage rapping a song that he himself wrote, with the help of DJ Squiggle.
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The process starts with the longline being baited and draped out in tight squiggle across the waters of the Bering Sea.
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Jeffree Star Cosmetics Velour Liquid Lipstick in Dominatrix, $18, available at Jeffree Star Cosmetics; Stvdiobrooklyn Squiggle Cuff, $248, available at Stvdiobrooklyn.
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Amazing. Pick up your favorite tube of lipstick, fire up your FaceTune app, and let's get to work on your squiggle lips.
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You know squiggle eyebrows, faux freckles, and nose hair extensions, neon eyeliner, wet hair, glitter roots, and lollipop lips did we mention?
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And no, no one actually plucked their eye mustaches into a squiggle shape — they mostly used washable glue as a shaping agent.
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A shallow glass of intensely flavored pork broth accompanies the mofongo, made more extreme by a squiggle of smoked rendered pork fat.
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One player draws a random shape on a page and the other must finish the drawing, turning the squiggle into something recognizable.
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Even more fun: draw the exact same squiggle on a few bits of paper and see the different interpretations from different players.
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From the absurd (like "squiggle" brows) to the permanent (including microfeathering), maintaining the perfect pair of brows is all anyone can talk about.
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Her other body art includes a red squiggle on the inside of her pinky finger and her grandmother Mary Jo's name in cursive.
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It's a massive, fattening, many-flavored thing, topped with mashed avocado, a heap of sauerkraut, chopped tomatoes, and a generous squiggle of mayo.
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In the game, you play as a Rice Crispy Treat (uh, a Crisp Rice treat, for fear of trademark) with squiggle arms and legs.
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After all that has been cleared, vanilla soft serve under a squiggle of soy caramel appears in little paper cups with little wooden spoons.
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Big plantains are deeply browned in oil and served burn-your-mouth hot with a squiggle of salty cream, or stuffed with beans and fried.
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It's been just about a week since the Great Squiggle Brow Phase of 7, but somehow there's already a new eyebrow trend taking over Instagram.
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Usually, it's a weird curve or squiggle in the background that gives it away, while sometimes, a duplicated hand signifies that the photo was edited.
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Goulash here is made with beef, not veal, but it still comes with buttered spaetzle that squiggle their way into the meaty, paprika-choked sauce.
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In "Meta vision," a brushy green plant all but merges with a brushy green wall against which leans a squiggle of a guitar (hello, modernism).
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Madonna may have been on the soundtrack, but showmanship was limited to the occasional rococo squiggle, Mr. Puglisi's trademark palm tree and some shattered-glass geometries.
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Gone are the infamous squiggle eyebrows, reversed eyeliner and holographic everything because there seems to be a new, peculiar movement in the vast world of makeup.
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The only thing that separates Florida's Turkey Point nuclear plant from the ocean is a thin squiggle of land that doesn't seem to offer much protection.
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I bend toward an array of patterns, nature-etched hieroglyphics in the sand: wrinkled lines, dimpled troughs, rivulets that squiggle with the ambition of a river.
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Grammarly's claret-red error stripe, underlining my spelling mistakes, is not as schoolmasterly as Google Docs' stop-sign-red squiggle; I felt less in error somehow.
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My favorite, hands down, was a spongy, sugar-crusted made-to-order bombolone filled with luscious pastry cream, a squiggle of which had escaped onto the plate.
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But since I was diligently plowing through everything lip-related I owned, I grabbed this and squeezed out a thick, Vaseline-looking squiggle and rubbed it in.
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The beasts in a study of ten goats, tentatively dated to 20163, are made of almost nothing but a repeated squiggle that looks like a penmanship exercise.
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"This river was the first fighting point between us and Daesh," he says, pointing to a little blue squiggle on the map, near the town of Bashir.
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Spelling edits will still be underlined with a red squiggle, and grammar with a blue double underline, but writing style suggestions will get their own gold dotted line.
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One of my fondest childhood fantasies involved putting my mouth directly beneath the mechanism that extrudes the frosting squiggle onto the glossy chocolate surface of a Hostess cupcake.
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The couch's seat and back are created by the hot dog bun, and a long cushion shaped like a frankfurter with a squiggle of mustard rests in the center.
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Yemen, Ghana, Macedonia and Ivory Coast are also in the top 10, while island nations like Indonesia, the Bahamas, Seychelles and Tonga squiggle their way into the bottom 10.
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"Red Panel," made three years later, has another white ball but also a twisted metal squiggle, twirling like those electrified "wacky wire" games you can play at carnival midways.
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Take "Red Corner" (1995); yes, there is a hurried squiggle running down a vertical bar on the left border, indicating, perhaps, that its painted cousin should be a darker hue.
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The past few years have seen something of an eyebrow renaissance, from the squiggle brow to the feather brow to â€" yes, this is real â€" the Christmas tree brow.
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When you have the new blank note in front of you, tap the plus icon that appears above the keyboard and then select the icon that looks like a squiggle.
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Leslie Sardinias's backdrop is a weird conglomerate: an ambitious orange starburst over a purple sky is overlaid by a squiggle like a black ribbon, all framed by a blue circle.
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The suit filed last Friday alleges that Target intentionally copied Vans' Old Skool skater shoe, which launched in 1977 and features a signature white squiggle that Vans trademarked in 1998.
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Curving one way, then the other, as they squiggle up slopes that are hundreds of feet above sea level, the nonlinear roads give the area a distinctively non-New York look.
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He would sign books, squiggle designs on cocktail napkins for dinner companions, or hold a brush and put some paint on canvas for public appearances, but he struggled to truly create.
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Standing in lines that start around the block and squiggle through the hotel, up the stairs and through multiple ballrooms they chat with the people who are running to be delegates.
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Ties At the steering wheel my father consults his large paper map, turning it this way and that, squinting at the small blue lines that squiggle through tiny Maine coastal towns.
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"Jeremy Bearimy" is named for, uh, the way that time passes in the afterlife, a weird squiggle of a timeline that resembles the name in the title (just go with it).
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Mr. Huebner and the violinist Quan Ge then played Martijn Padding's "Mordants," an agitated, rhapsodic duo titled for the musical ornament (a three-note squiggle) that this sputtering, skittish piece explores obsessively.
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Three matchsticks standing on end buff trails in the aluminum as they periodically loop and squiggle, suggesting that an artwork has no more ultimate permanence than the thoughts that went into it.
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Although Jenner and Woods never publicly revealed the meaning of the small red "M" squiggle tattoo on their fingers, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul showed off their special body art on Instagram shortly after visiting JonBoy.
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The little triangle of orange and a quick squiggle of green at the top is easily recognizable as a carrot, and quickly, graphically signifies to anyone eating it exactly what type of cake it is.
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He also serves esquites, a cup of shaved corn mixed with a little bit of mayonnaise, Parkay Squeeze margarine, lime juice, cotija cheese, and a squiggle of fiery hot sauce that he makes at home.
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The cruelest part of social media (aside from all the actually bad stuff) is not that it's brought us squiggle brows or existential crises, but that it has introduced us to the private jet plandid.
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When Joe Biden, for instance, released his campaign logo in April, Twitter users compared the "E" in "Joe" to a squiggle of Aquafresh toothpaste; some quipped that the "E" was grabbing the "O" without its consent.
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Each card displays a different design with four attributes—color (which can be red, purple or green), shape (oval, diamond or squiggle), shading (solid, striped or outlined) and number (one, two or three copies of the shape).
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Click here to view original GIFImage: Alvesgaspar/Wikimedia Commons/Ryan F. MandelbaumYou're staring at the sky on a sunny day when you notice, in the corner of your eye, a transparent squiggle floating slowly across the blue.
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Nye demonstrated that Anderson adopted the position of vice president for dozens of different banks and lenders, signing with initials or "squiggle marks" that looked different across multiple documents, possibly signed by other employees on his behalf.
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There are also inked-in additions by Grace House visitors — a pair of eyes and a frown, the expression faded, inside a Haring outline; and a "Hi," etched beside the radiant baby and underlined with a squiggle.
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Not Richard Wright, who eight months later beat that number when he sold one of Mr. Evans's silver aluminum and black paint cabinet pieces with dripping squiggle-like seams through his company, Wright, in Chicago for $293,000.
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I think that I saw things that I'd done in the past, and I still see these things now—like a little squiggle line where all of a sudden I realize I've been doing this for 53 years.
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There are big, juicy baubles full of fluid and tiny barnacles embedded in the landscape of my face that, when coaxed, release a hard squiggle that looks like a comma, or sometimes, if I'm lucky, a curly spring.
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If the desserts that I create are plain — I call them ''tailored'' — it's because before I put so much as a squiggle of icing on a cake, I contemplate whether it would meet Pierre's strict standards for embellishments.
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The recurrent motifs, whether a cruciform, a squiggle, or a blob evoking a head and neck, create a narrative trail from painting to painting that underscores the unity of Lasker's thinking and the exhilarating thingness of each work.
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He'd wondered many times what life would have been like if he'd grown up in Washington or New York or Chicago, one of the State's major cities rather than this small squiggle of nothing land out in Nowheresville.
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In the video above, for example, Betsy Eble, a Senior User Experience Designer at Lenovo, permits herself to be subjected to Fear Factor-style torture, lying encased in a glass cage while various creepy-crawlies squirm and squiggle all around her.
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Last year, the 19-year-old got another tattoo of an initial – this time a small, squiggle-like "M" on the inside of one of her fingers – with her best friend Jordyn Woods, who received the same one to match.
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The pig de resistance is torresmo com goiabada, an appetizer that is less hors d'oeuvre than chef d'oeuvre: Cubes of luscious pork crackling attached to tender meat by a layer of fat are topped with a squiggle of guava paste.
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From spore to embryo to full-grown raptor and all the stages in between, this monster is the stubborn movie equivalent of an earworm — a lovable parasite, a squiggle of pop-cultural DNA that burrows into your rib cage and never goes away.
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Next to a bar of almost chewy almond cake, made with a respectable amount of brown butter and then covered in a squiggle of dense, torched meringue, there is ice cream infused with the shiny black pit of the mamey sapote fruit.
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R.B. Fronted by the elusive Frank Ocean with a breezy assist from guest-spot MVPs Migos, the U.K. club don's shimmering anthem bounced from roller-disco squiggle to deep-cut Picasso references — a blithe beach jam so incandescent it could light up a basement cubicle in Fargo.
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Mr. Wilcox's opening move was a squiggle of what looked like short, thick noodles and turned out to be lengths of chilled eggplant; Mr. Wilcox had given them a cool bath in the light sauce in which icy coils of somen noodles are dipped in summer.
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And the friends with whom I shared the olive oil cake — a simple drum with a crisp top and a tender middle, splashed with a bright-green squiggle of peppery olive oil — still text me about once a day to ask if I remember how wonderful it was.
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Famous for commissioned murals that decorate Boston's MBTA Green Line, artist Mary Beams gets a kind of miniature retrospective within Shellenberger's program: her hand-drawn squiggle line animations are triumphs of simplicity, protoplasms that can be withholding and mysterious (Whale Noises more than delivers on its premise), but never less than human.
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Scientists have previously spotted the result of this behavior—a bright footprint in Jupiter's aurorae that moved with Io. But they looked closer and saw what seems to be two trails or a squiggle of other spots—perhaps a secondary vortex effect, a trail left by the intersection of the two magnetic fields.
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This includes paint (another tool at her disposal); Color Field painting; the brushstroke, squiggle, and line; Chinese and Japanese art; Indian miniatures; abstraction; figuration; abstract illusionism; inspirational posters; children's book illustrations; greetings cards; thrift store merchandise; wheels from bicycles, go carts, and strollers; buttons; embroidery and appliqué; mythology; essays on other artists.
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The stark, grandiose architecture of the gallery's outdoor courtyard acted as a direct contrast to the warmth and intimacy of her funky-cool clothes: a Victorian dress with a high collar and asymmetrical hem, a dropped-shoulder wool jacket with slick contrasting seam details, and soupy pants embroidered with a squiggle pattern.
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Samples abound: one, of Stevie Nicks singing "Wild Heart," is sped up to a high-pitched squiggle; in another, the Scottish pop singer Paolo Nutini belts out a line about finding God and religion, making plain Vernon's riddle-like yearning; elsewhere, he weaves an Eau Claire radio jingle into a synth line, a nod to the locals.
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Rock all the haters while he go roll a 'rati Squiggle on the decks, candy on the rise [Chorus] L to the O, G Dude be the OG Ay, and he playin' Playin' like a pro L to the O, G Dude be the OG Ay, and he playin' Playin' like a pro A1 ratings, 80k wine, Never gonna stop baby, fuck Father Time!
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While discussing the issue of trust — she does not take corporate PAC money — Ms. Spanberger, formerly of the C.I.A., told me about the time when, as a case officer, she strapped tens of thousands of dollars to her waist, put on a maternity shirt and passed off the cash to a man who signed for it with an X and a squiggle on a line.
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Christopher Kane, for example, titled his 10th anniversary collection "Make Do and Mend" after the rallying cry of 1940s wartime rationing, and the imperative to create something new out of whatever was at hand: "road kill" fur pencil skirts with stretch tulle T-shirts boned like corsets; squiggle yarn dresses and prints crafted from his own runway archive; knits and chain mail strewn with sparkling geodes, and frilled stretch lace dresses and Lurex pleats spliced with sheer panels, dug up from his own past.
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ONE LONG RIVER OF SONGNotes on Wonder By Brian Doyle If you are in love with language, here is how you will read Brian Doyle's posthumous collection of essays: by underlining sentences and double-underlining other sentences; by sometimes shading in the space between the two sets of lines so as to create a kind of D.I.Y. bolded font; by marking whole astonishing paragraphs with a squiggly line in the margin, and by highlighting many of those squiggle-marked sections with a star to identify the best of the astonishing lines therein; by circling particularly original or apt phrases, like "this blistering perfect terrible world" and "the chalky exhausted shiver of my soul" and "the most arrant glib foolish nonsense and frippery"; and, finally, by dog-earing whole pages, and then whole essays, because there is not enough ink in the world to do justice to such annotations, slim as this book is and so full of white space, too.
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