James straightened their hair, but he also inadvertently straightened out their lives and what was happening in the world.
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My character was struggling, sticking his legs out at all angles to brace himself as he turned and straightened and turned and straightened.
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I got a trainer, I took steroids, I went to the gym for years, I got the abs, I straightened the teeth, I straightened the hair with chemicals, I dyed it.
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Picture a straightened out version of a conventional rotary motor.
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The runway for Google's hardware has been straightened and cleared.
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The mujahideen leader traveling with us straightened in his seat.
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" Mike stopped what he was doing and straightened up. "Yeah?
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"I want this party to be straightened out," Kasich said.
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Editing steps in apps: Straightened and fixed perspective in SKRWT.
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I felt so out of place, so I straightened it.
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Dogs are having their tresses colored, straightened, curled and waved.
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The entry that straightened me out, of course, was JERUSALEM.
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His hair, known for its voluminous waves, also appears straightened.
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Ashley still hadn't been able to get it straightened out.
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You can now get your teeth cleaned and straightened at some.
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He actually straightened up in the seat and then said this.
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A Lhasa Apso has it's hair straightened in the benching area.
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"For years, I straightened it and got Dominican blowouts," she says.
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How am I supposed to wallow on a neatly straightened bedspread?
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Eventually, he straightened up and got the place a banking license.
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" He added: "She was more interested in getting that straightened out.
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After that I straightened up and started to get out myself.
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Slowly, Sherman straightened and took one grudging step onto the pavement.
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Then he straightened himself again and tried to keep from smiling.
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They finally got it straightened out and then they abandoned the project.
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After dyeing the hair jet black, Kimble straightened every inch of it.
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So far, the collars have straightened Wyatt's spine and staved off surgery.
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While I straightened my bandana, I realized: I was at the front!
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Vicente said he's beaten his drug habit and straightened out his life.
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Retail prices may continue to climb until supply kinks are straightened out.
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Phogat slipped on her hot-pink shoes and straightened her pony-tail.
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We don't like what's happening, and hopefully it will get straightened out.
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"Straightened, waved, clipped to one side or even tied up," she says.
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An orange dotted line will appear when you've correctly straightened the item.
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By the time I found my parents, my finger couldn't be straightened.
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In my case, these furry cartoon fantasies got straightened out relatively quickly.
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I got my teeth straightened in five months using SmileDirectClub's invisible aligners.
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Xavier straightened up and leveled a confused gaze at his sister's ghost.
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Dr. Perez Pantoja called the pharmacy and straightened out the prescription issue.
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Up until a few months ago, I straightened my hair every day.
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Then, on the next pitch from Kenta Maeda, Altuve straightened it out.
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Let's hope they get this straightened out, for all of our sakes.
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She scrunched her face for a second and then straightened her brow.
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He straightened in his seat and felt his heart start back up.
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I had straightened out much of what felt so wrong that night.
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The rapper, 33, kept it simple with sleek straightened hair and nude pumps.
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You could tell she had just straightened him up just enough for me.
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I feel like it straightened her hair relatively quickly and it looked awesome.
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It made me get a lot of things straightened out in my head.
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Her mother's generation prioritized straightened hair as a symbol of middle-class values.
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But hopefully it will all get straightened out during today's live press briefing.
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I said, 'I haven't had my hair straightened since I was a child.
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Chemically straightened hair, also known as relaxed hair, should not be made wet.
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By the time we reach her house, she has mostly straightened up again.
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Once through, he straightened his back, unfolding his 8-foot-1-inch frame.
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But moisture naturally recurls hair, sometimes even if it has been chemically straightened.
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I straightened my back a little and walked with a more pronounced switch.
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Once, when I lived in Korea, I went to get my hair straightened.
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Such groups, like super PACs, need to be "straightened out," Mr. Trump said.
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When he straightened up, Rudy was watching him, and his smile was gone.
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She paired the sparkling strands with straightened blonde hair at the 2010 Grammys.
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I told them to come to my office, and we straightened it out.
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Her hair is straightened but wavy, and woods can be seen the background.
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A couple years ago when I straightened my hair, even though I'd been natural for so many years and used Curly Girl Method approved products only, when straightened, my hair was dull, dry, slightly brittle and my ends were a disaster.
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That way, when your hair is straightened, you only see your natural-looking hair.
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Florence set the stack on the counter and straightened them with her long nails.
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When they realized it was tear gas that had been fired, they straightened up.
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"Then I straightened my act up and [Caitlin] came into my life," he added.
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" CNBC: Trump says he expects trade gap with Japan to be "straightened out rapidly.
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But then, when I started taking pictures, he straightened out and became very proper.
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So, now, during the wintertime, I don&apost have to get my hair straightened.
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If the boys straightened out ideologically, Gilani reportedly said, he could guarantee their safety.
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That's a lot of smoothed-out roadways, straightened Eiffel Towers and re-routed trips.
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When pilots started the engines, the drooping rotors straightened, and their blades began colliding.
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Ayyub, who has distinctive curly hair, straightened it and tucked it into a bun.
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He straightened his posture as best he could, but he was stooped by nature.
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A year later, Mr. James's teeth are straightened, yet he's still sporting a prosthetic grille.
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Even as I have refocused and straightened out my life, things aren't always going smoothly.
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Maybe, Cordner hoped, this was all a big misunderstanding and everything would be straightened out.
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As women pulled up luxe, fur-lined hoods, men brushed off lapels and straightened ties.
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Even as the years inched by, Black beauty was often represented by long, straightened hair.
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My dead, straightened hair has grown all the way out and my curls are popping.
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His straightened Camp Rock style, which he says he created daily with a trusty tool.
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Eventually he straightened up, started focusing on learning, and became interested in history and politics.
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I shall take a little trip to Florida after I get things straightened out here.
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Then he got a girlfriend, straightened up his act, moved in with her in Acton.
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For the cover of her 2016 EP, "Jalopies & Expensive Guitars," she straightened her curly hair.
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Not only can the hair be reused, but it can also be curled and straightened.
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Then, triumphal, Trump straightened his suit jacket, stiffened his posture and raised his fleshy chin.
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I have never straightened my own hair, so why do I own three hair straighteners?
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"The thing is he's also straightened things out," Ms. D'Angelo said in the president's defense.
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When I was in high school, I either let it run wild or straightened it.
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ABC Our suits are pressed, our ties are straightened, and our fingers are ready to type.
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Lindsy, neck straightened, carotid artery uncrushed, exits the garage rushing backwards, her face furious and determined.
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We're almost a quarter of the way through his starts, so we need that straightened out.
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He even offered to drive to Los Angeles "right now," to get that script straightened out.
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But then a young woman next to me, who'd been scribbling in her notebook, straightened up.
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I don't know whether the man actually straightened his tie or if I just imagined it.
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I think he (Rouhani) is going to want to meet and get their situation straightened out.
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He straightened up in his chair, his eyes flaring beneath his shock of curly gray hair.
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We have a very corrupt media, and I hope they can get their acts straightened out.
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Now that we have all that straightened out, here's a suggestion: binge the 2001 series first.
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Mother straightened in her chair and looked resentful, for the attention had been taken from her.
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Paradise widened, paved and straightened roads after the 2008 blaze to allow for a speedier evacuation.
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We are being admitted to the hospital for observation and we're hoping her balance gets straightened out!
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The top and bottom of the hinge have been straightened and additional layers placed underneath the display.
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I drove the car, I straightened the ties, I baked the cookies, I listened to the Eagles.
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Hair that has been blown out, straightened, pinned, and braided into an updo worthy of the Oscars.
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But when he straightened up, he saw that she was shaking all over, like a spider web.
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The combined image is straightened, cropped and color-enhanced to make it look as good as possible.
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And I … said to her, 'You better get this thing straightened out because you don't want any problems.
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"During septoplasty, your nasal septum is straightened and repositioned in the middle of your nose," Mayo Clinic reports.
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Earlier this week, Hoyer said Democrats may refuse to seat the Republican until the situation is straightened out.
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They're not altered with chemicals or even straightened with the GHD that's now collecting dust underneath my sink.
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"He asked me whether I had ever straightened my hair before," said Constand, who has curly brown hair.
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The youngest, Marianne, had finally straightened out enough to hold a job at an animal shelter near Burlington.
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Getting it straightened out with the IRS may take a while, but you can start matters without delay.
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Thanks for the reminder of years spent extracting mangled payroll checks from printers with a straightened coat hanger.
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I got my teeth straightened through an online service called Candid for under $2,000 — here's how it works
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Trans fats have the double bond but have been straightened (and form solids) through a process called hydrogenation.
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The metal sign looks like a piece of paper that was crumpled up and then straightened back out.
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The kids dried off and flopped on the bed to play video games while I straightened the room.
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Once Jeremy had gone, she flipped to clearview, straightened her desk, and waited for her first real customer.
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Mr. Glover, his trademark straightened hair pulled into a braided ponytail, remained silent during the hearing on Thursday.
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The brand has long been marketed to black women with "natural hair" — hair that is not chemically straightened.
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If you're wondering why Sims straightened Union's shoulder-length natural curls before the cut, he's got a great reason.
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When her natural curls are straightened down to a flat ponytail, the photos send panicked ripples across social media.
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When she resisted, Sandusky allegedly told her they needed "to talk to get things straightened out," the complaint states.
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"North keep getting her hair straightened... she won't have no curl pattern when she turns 5," one person tweeted.
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"It's a pretty unpleasant experience to come in the meeting and not have your numbers straightened out," he says.
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Arizona State thought its defensive deficiencies were straightened out with impressive wins over Washington and Utah in consecutive weeks.
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I have thick, curly hair, but I straightened it every day for probably six months to accommodate this atrocity.
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A gorgeous woman that I figured I could hit on and two kids who needed to be straightened out.
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One could also make out that the body had been straightened out, with the arms folded over the chest.
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Danielle, named after her mother's sister who had died in the fire, got it straightened with a flat iron.
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The stiffness dissipated; my shoulders relaxed; my spine straightened and elongated, like a cat stretching to its full length.
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Women sat in her salon chair for more than an hour while she washed, straightened and curled their hair.
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Many homeowners prepared accordingly for the visit: Floors were mopped, throw pillows fluffed, desks straightened and toothbrushes tucked away.
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He straightened a wrinkled page, tucked in a thread hanging loose from the spine and gave it to me.
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By the early '70s, straightened hair was passé for black women, and Johnson did her best to keep up.
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The Asana flotation is going to be big news, so let's get all our facts and figures straightened out.
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Uniformity was prized above all else, meaning Black models often had their natural hair straightened or lengthened with extensions.
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Instead of alternating between natural and straightened days, I began to only wear my hair straight, every single day.
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" Hendricks said, "I was just trying to run a fastball in there that kind of straightened out on me.
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So until this issue is straightened out, you might want to just play it safe with boring old Starbucks.
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The guests slumped against the ropes and sagged in their seats, or straightened their backs and slammed their fists.
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They were also asked if they had ever chemically relaxed or straightened their hair for at least a year.
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It started out as a party house, and then I straightened my act out and it became a healing house.
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I slapped both hands on the curved walls of the cockpit to steady myself as the plane rose and straightened.
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Now that I've tried out the RevAir and my hair is completely straightened, I've already formed my thoughts and opinions.
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False eyelashes are always perfect, but for me, eyelashes are like hair — you don't always want silky smooth, straightened hair.
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I did about seven years of it, and when I got out, I had to get my life straightened out.
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By the time the camera pans away and returns, Guzman has straightened up and begun talking on a mobile phone.
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It straightened out the geometry of each of my shots, reducing the subtle fisheye effect of the wide Pixel lens.
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"What we did, basically, is we cleaned the surfaces and straightened the lines," said Porsche's head of design Michael Mauer.
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"We want to get that straightened out very quickly," Trump said at a meeting with Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.
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Your daily schedule will also be way more straightened out, which means your witchy powers will be sharper than ever!
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Clinton straightened himself up and continued entertaining his guests well into the early morning hours, as though nothing had happened.
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I went to a predominantly white high school so I straightened it because I was so ashamed of my curls.
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She added that it took time to help homeless people get their papers straightened out and arrange for government assistance.
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Dominique Alexis, who straightened her natural hair when she appeared on the Bachelor, decided to get her hair braided before Paradise.
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Once her color was perfected, hairstylist Desiree Gomez straightened Tisdale's hair into a smooth, sleek style that shows off her highlights.
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She clutched Elena's sleeve, and then straightened and looked at me, as if she had just realized I was sitting there.
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It's hardly a guarantee, Mayo said, but if the nation's third-largest bank gets a few things straightened out, it's possible.
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And so I straightened my shoulders, blocked out the noises, closed my eyes, and meditated right there, standing in the hallway.
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When the river was straightened and deepened beginning in the early 20th century, its marshes and tidal flats were filled in.
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"I don't think I got that completely straightened out until middle school," Reddit user 2OQuestions, who posted the confession above, continued.
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I've been on my natural hair journey for over 5 years now and hadn't straightened my hair in over two years.
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Lathan is set to play Violet Jones, a career woman who had the picture-perfect job, boyfriend, and chemically-straightened hair.
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But every time I go to a professional to get my 3B curls straightened, somehow I leave a poodle-looking mess.
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While there may be underlying issues causing the stress, iCalmDog can help soothe your pupper until you get things straightened out.
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It was set to expire at the end of 2018, providing enough time for officials to get the budget straightened out.
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This is not the bleach-battered barnet of a Real Housewife, or the ceramically straightened curtain of Paris Hilton circa 2003.
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Between her black leather jacket, straightened black hair, and glossy lips, she looks like a Hollywood version of a female general.
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I think people get very rich running PACs, but we're going to try and get that straightened out because it's crazy.
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Or you can say, 'Hey, I'm going to give you a day and see if we can get things straightened out.
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You can watch the reveal here — who knew all it'd take to turn Mia into royalty was getting her hair straightened?
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Several years ago she worked as a summer associate at a prominent Wall Street law firm and routinely straightened her hair.
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I just wash my body, so hair gets re-straightened, simple makeup, and I pack my lunch before heading out the door.
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The couple showed off his semi-straightened hair, which looked more like a giant fluff-ball than Simone's own pin-straight 'do.
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They take years to grow out, stick to your forehead when it's anything over 70 degrees outside, and look absurd when straightened.
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She straightened Pippa's gown before the bride entered the church, much as Pippa had done for her when she married Prince William.
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The key to Ruiz's top-secret info about a new virus was behind some books, which you've kindly straightened up for him.
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I'm sure I'll talk with him this week and we'll get things straightened out, and we'll see where to go from here.
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He said he was shocked when he heard about last week's attack, but he waited for the facts to be straightened out.
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A Mississippi that's been harnessed, straightened, regularized, and shackled can still exert a godlike force; it's no longer exactly a river, though.
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These hairstyles are considered "natural" because — unlike chemically straightened hair— they don't alter natural hair texture, which is considered a racial trait.
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After finding what I needed, I quickly straightened and cracked the top of my head on the opened upper cabinet door. Ouch!
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She wanted to transition her chemically straightened hair back to its natural curl pattern, after finding that her strands wouldn't curl properly.
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And, of course, we know the housing industry is very strong, as the Fed finally got straightened out and caught interest rates.
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As they did that, my mom straightened pictures on the wall and moved a coffee table a few feet to the right.
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Eric Coleman, whose widowed mother straightened and curled hair in her kitchen and took in laundry, is a state judge in Connecticut.
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In this style, my hair is being naturally straightened but at the same time, I'm extremely aware there is nothing to hide behind!
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Doing this definitely sounds like a good step to get everything straightened back out if some jerk hits you with the bad message.
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Both of them have dyed their hair blonde, straightened it, weaved it, which feeds into a fantasy about women and women of color.
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So -- I'm glad we straightened this out... OBAMA: But look, I... AXELROD: I've gotten everything I wanted... (CROSSTALK) OBAMA: That's what I figured.
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After having her strands straightened, curled, pinned up and down for different modeling gigs, she decided to chop it all off last year.
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"Certainly, we want to get stuff straightened out... but right now its a real tough sell to a hurting agriculture industry," he said.
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A vote for the same song she did last week will be a vote for this week's swanky black jumpsuit and straightened hair.
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People with braces typically check in with their orthodontists for months to keep readjusting their braces until all the teeth are properly straightened.
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By my senior year, it seems like I finally have curly hair figured out, aside from my unfortunate, straightened, thin line of bangs.
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"We have a tremendous trade imbalance, but we're going to get that straightened out," he said before meeting Ms. Merkel on Saturday morning.
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To the Editor: Re "The Gurus of Tidiness" (Real Estate, March 31): I had just straightened my pantry, feeling very pleased with myself.
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We're proud of who we are, so we want to get the situation straightened out in Charlottesville, and we want to study it.
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Another friend remembered how when she was 9 years old, a teacher told her that her hair was "ugly" and should be straightened.
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Speaking with CNBC, he stressed that SoftBank has straightened out foreseeable issues with its Vision Fund portfolio, making sure companies audited financials properly.
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"There's something unnatural about a straightened, channelized river," said Dr. Jackman, who earned a doctorate in biology after retiring from the police force.
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Technology that uses augmented reality, scanners and 3-D printers can show patients how they would look with new crowns or straightened teeth.
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And if we ever get Iowa totally straightened out, the Democrats will have allocated nearly 2 percent of the delegates to the convention.
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But moments later, Polanco straightened out a Greinke slider, and it landed inside the pole for his first home run of the season.
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You are most welcome in the U.S. Perhaps we could even meet here at Camp David when you have straightened out your affairs.
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Their centres are warrens built around foot traffic, that had to be trimmed, straightened and trained like rose bushes as car ownership grew.
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He is eager to see what else he can do, especially now that an anti-anxiety prescription has straightened out his stage fright.
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"Certainly, we want to get stuff straightened out... but right now it's a real tough sell to a hurting agriculture industry," he said.
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We're proud of who we are, So we want to get the situation straightened out in Charlottesville, and we want to study it.
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They then straightened out the fibers, installed them all, ran them through the attic, trimmed them, and finally repainted the ceiling around the holes.
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On each pushup, the angle of Mamoyan's elbow had to reach 90 degrees or less and then his arms needed to be fully straightened.
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But instead I had to sit in a chair for three hours and I couldn't go swimming because I just got my hair straightened.
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"He was going to be the best dancer of us all, once he straightened back up again," one of his sisters had told me.
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Her hair is straightened — even blonde in The Wedding Planner — and her ethnicity is downplayed and drowned out by the white characters around her.
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Then, to top it all, she got pregnant and I was given a second go at fatherhood, and soon I got myself straightened out.
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In the song, Beyonce is acknowledging more than just a straightened-out coif, rather, the baggage many African American women have faced for centuries.
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The only time I ever got a compliment on my hair was in the third grade when I straightened it for the first time.
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One student passes her in the hallway with some black-ish vernacular, "those kicks are lit!" to which she smiles before her straightened face.
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And I say to Ted, and as a Republican I say it, because I think it's very important, you gotta get it straightened out.
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Her perennial coif, with its photogenic wisps and subtle shine, obviously straightened with the generous application of heat, is the picture of elegant nonchalance.
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I was wearing my hair curly, then one day I straightened it, and right after my segment, I got a call from an executive.
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An article last Sunday about the Everglades in Florida misspelled the name of a river that was straightened by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Ms. Zamata, progressive even in her fashion, wore an apple green dress with an asymmetrical skirt and earrings that looked like straightened paper clips.
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Growing up in a Dominican household, my mom thought she was doing the best thing for me by getting my hair straightened every Sunday.
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It was a large rice field then, with a canal down one side, a stream that had been straightened and channeled in his grandparents' day.
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At this rate, we wouldn't be surprised to see Kylie rocking her natural, un-straightened hair and no false eyelashes as early as next week.
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But don't worry, she's just like the rest of us: she also has a tangled ball of headphones that will never, ever get straightened out.
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Hoyos: As far as Zig goes, in prior seasons, he's definitely been more of a bad boy, and in this season, he's straightened himself out.
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Clothes always seem to get thrown all over the place during the work week, so I make sure everything is straightened up on the weekend.
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The issue was straightened out Tuesday, but his flight arrived too late for his possible participation the 23-22 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Once the UK Border Agency found him a foster home, things straightened out a bit: he went to school, learnt English and took up swimming.
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By the time the physical interconnect battles are all straightened out, the wires themselves might have become superfluous and wireless streaming might have taken over.
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Then he straightened his back, brushed something invisible from his lapel, and told the security guard that he was a JD employee making a delivery.
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"I got a relaxed curl perm, bleached it blonde, and straightened my hair 5-6 days a week, without using quality heat protectant," she wrote.
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A black, femme gay guy who wears ascots and keeps his hair long and straightened, Ethan has been out at Simon's school since sophomore year.
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At the Siddhia Hutchinson Glen Wielgus Gallery, Ms. Hutchinson was leading a workshop in collage-making, while Mr. Wielgus straightened paintings, prints, sculpture and jewelry.
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At least one river, the Kissimmee, straightened by the Army Corps of Engineers to benefit the northern farms, has been returned to its natural bed.
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At least one river, the Kissimmee, straightened by the Army Corps of Engineers to benefit the northern farms, has been returned to its natural bed.
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She tap-danced around the Conyer question in a recent television interview, but the immediate resulting backlash straightened her spine and she reversed her position.
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"I want to talk to him and let him know that he is forgiven and that he's going to get his life straightened out now."
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"I want to talk to him and let him know that he is forgiven and that he's going to get his life straightened out now."
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"They can be twisted around fingers, pens and other objects to make instant, unique toys that can be straightened and repeatedly recreated," wrote Vicki Lee.
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Well, thank you for your service, and President Trump needs a little help on Capitol Hill if he wants to get everything straightened out down there.
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Before this grinning girl was a straightened out actress, she was just a wired kid living the good life as Hollywood royalty in Los Angeles, California.
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Khan straightened a small container of canary yellow mums and placed a small stone at the top of the headstone, a sign of visitation and respect.
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"Before she became fat," he said as he drove, and she hit him, hard, his body shuddering before he straightened and laughed low in his throat.
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Particularly when in the same interview he outlined his meticulous hair care regime, which involved getting his locks chemically straightened every few weeks, then bleached blonde.
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It was during one of those lulls, as she straightened up, with no crowd waiting, that I heard her singing "Strange Fruit," almost under her breath.
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There, near a forest of pine trees one recent day, Mr. Liu straightened his back, furrowed his brow and threw his fist triumphantly into the air.
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He creates them by flamboyantly dancing against a hung canvas with black tempera paint soaked into his robust (brush-like) ponytail straightened with a hot comb.
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After Walter moves a straightened pen on her desk — the greatest sign of their little in-joke and relationship — Heidi asks her patient to get some lunch.
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The medieval bell tower has straightened by 1.5 inches (4 centimeters) over the last two decades, a group created to monitor the monument's restoration said this week.
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When the BBC IT guys eventually straightened out the bizarre issues in the control room, Edwards apologized for the "technical problems" and got on with the show.
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But it makes perfect sense, since our skulls have changed so much as our brains grew ever larger and our posture straightened, for a while at least.
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In the glossy picture, 17-year-old Chyna sported jeans, a long-sleeved green shirt, brown beads, long blonde straightened hair and lip gloss on her lips.
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To complement the presentation, the hairstylist Paul Hanlon extended his look from last season with hair that seemed permed and then straightened to an uncannily stiff effect.
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He bent to embrace her, and held her for a moment in his arms, then plumped her pillows up and straightened the turndown of her top sheet.
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Whatever the cause of this state of affairs, it should be out of the question to actually expand these deployments, at least until this is straightened out.
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He adjusted a crumpled Hershey's Kiss foil dangling from the top of the cellophane like a disco ball, then straightened a long pink object of indeterminate origin.
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"At that point, all the crooked backs straightened up, everybody's got their hips shaking, and grinning, and boy, now you got something going on," Mr. Hall said.
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" In "Colored Lights," a BBC employee mourns the untimely death of his brother Taha: "When he died, my mind bent a little and has never straightened since.
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First, he says Iran is going to want to "get this situation straightened out" before adding he doesn't actually know that, he just sort of senses it.
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Since then, I've straightened my natural hair on my own for years, which means I've spent a lot of time and cash on finding the right hot tools.
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In the past, she's gone from ombré brown-and-blonde waves that drape along her shoulders to a straightened, dark-blonde style, but this look is really different.
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There are some risks associated with having crooked or incorrectly straightened teeth, which is why Dr. Wadhwa says it's important to see an orthodontist for the safest fix.
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Our first thing is we sure as heck are not going to testify unless it&aposs all straightened out, unless we learned the basis of that Russian investigation.
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"The thing is, my nose was broken once before, and he knocked it back in the other direction — straightened it out," De Niro is quoted in the book.
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"One time, I straightened my hair for the very first time and one guy said to me, 'Wow, you look way better,'" she says in the video above.
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"I'm so glad we straightened out our mess because it wasn't pretty," the former governor said in October at the Beyond Fest in Los Angeles, according to SlashFilm.
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For instance, one Zara employee posted about her experience after two managers told her to take out her braid and "fix" her hair into a straightened up-do.
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The stylist washed, blow-dryed, and straightened my hair, and it fell over my shoulders in the way I'd so deeply wished it would have my whole life.
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We've got a lot of them straightened out, but we do have -- we really do -- a rigged system in this country, and we have to change it. Terrible.
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Unfortunately for me, the one who "overthrew Galba" was OTHO, with an H. Luckily, I knew the Blondie song at 17A, so that straightened things out for me.
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But she didn't have her nose fixed (a procedure she disclosed proudly in Vogue), her hair straightened and her wardrobe upgraded because she wanted photographers to ignore her.
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The newest look -- long, straightened, Uncle Jesse from "Full House" kinda hair -- made its debut at the Tom Ford fashion show over the weekend ... and it's got everyone talking.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he expects to get the trade gap with Japan "straightened out rapidly," adding that announcements on that could come as soon as August.
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The reality star explained that he and Olympios, 24, had a two-hour dinner during which they discussed the incident and straightened out what happened from their own perspectives.
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She fumbled in her purse for a brush, focused on the mirror and straightened the thick black tresses with rapid strokes, squeezing the handle in a white-knuckled grip.
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And after the road straightened, the Tesla decided it should veer into the left turn lanes that opened up at the intersection, even though I wanted to go straight.
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My mourning mind, compromised and searching for coincidence, processes the age Toni Morrison was when she died, eighty-eight, as two infinity signs, straightened and snatched right-side up.
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The Royals now go to New York for a four-game series with the Yankees, and the priority for Kansas City is to get its starting rotation straightened out.
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White House officials say that was a blunder, and that the process of reviewing executive orders has been straightened out by Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff.
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The first lady ignored the query, straightened her suit jacket, color-coordinated briefcase in hand, and walked to her waiting motorcade for the short drive back to the White House.
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In one of the photos, Jenner was also pictured alongside Dutch model Imaan Hammam, 22, who is of Egyptian and Moroccan descent and whose hair was straightened for the shoot.
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Where I grew up on the coast of England, there were no Black people and there were no products; I straightened it because it was easier to take care of.
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When I get to the training table, they start doing my palpation test and I'm telling them that I just straightened it out of step like I had hyperextended it.
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Selena Gomez tends to favor classic Hollywood waves or sleek, straightened locks — with the occasional textured braid thrown in for good measure — and she rarely changes her long, layered cut.
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And, if so, was that the clincher, or did you need the revealer at 65A, which (once you have straightened out those pesky down entries we mention above) is ELVES?
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Atkin then smoothed the ends of the model's tresses with Osmo Clay Wax straightened them out with a flat iron before twisting it all up and pinning into a chic updo.
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The results clearly reflected their expertise and the quality of Candid's aligner fabrication — the treatment actually worked and my teeth were re-straightened after my reckless abandonment of my old retainers.
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"My guess is it will take some time to get this straightened out by professionals and that in the end the media will interpret it as an 'unresolved dispute,'" he said.
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It said, you know, "We're not going to wait until the fiscal policy gets straightened out," and in the case of 2008-09, it never really fully got what was required.
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He'd spent a few years in jail, in his early twenties, for mailing fake I.D.s across state lines, but now he was on the "straightened arrow," as he put it, often.
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Poland could be in a much better position if it had kept its wetlands, instead of converting them into farmland, or had not straightened its rivers to speed up water flow.
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Poland could be in a much better position if it had kept its wetlands, instead of converting them into farmland, or had not straightened its rivers to speed up water flow.
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He and Tommy used to poke holes in the pop-machine cups with a straightened hanger and laugh as the purchaser lost all their cola out the bottom of the cup.
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The exhibition includes a 1915 silk dress featuring a draped shawl collar and intricate lacework, for example, but by 1920 the equivalent outfit had been shortened, straightened and stripped of detailing.
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So I dyed my hair blonde; I wore [colored] contacts; I straightened my hair because it's naturally wavy; I stayed out of the sun as much as possible to not get tanned.
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Forced to stay away from the office, Doug descended back into alcoholism but eventually straightened himself out so he could enjoy his other drug of choice: engaging in dirty deeds for Frank.
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They never sent me a debit card so I couldn't set up online banking and the people I called said I needed to stop into a branch to get everything straightened out.
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But Busch straightened his Camry and powered across the finish line 1.875 seconds ahead of Larson, who recovered to beat third-place finisher Kevin Harvick to the stripe by a half-second.
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Torey Krug took a high stick to the face at the blue line, but he played on, straightened his helmet and dished the puck to DeBrusk for a one-timer past Binnington.
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While visiting Poetic Topographies, I was reminded of Ai Weiwei's installation "Straight" (2008–12), which consists of hand-straightened rebar steel salvaged from buildings destroyed by the 2008 earthquake in Sichuan, China.
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For her engagement photo call in November, she wore her brunette tresses in a sleek, straightened style, and during a visit to Birmingham, England, in March, she styled her hair in loose waves.
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It was such a time-consuming process to either get it braided or get it straightened — and I just wanted to be that little girl who went to the pool with her friends.
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Four main themes emerged from their findings: The participants reported that they changed their hair from more "juvenile," or natural styles to "adult," or straightened styles between the ages of 8 and 15.
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"I'll give you the conclusion: We all feel pretty good that we've got everything kind of straightened out and we're setting the agenda," he told The Washington Post shortly after taking the job.
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Over the next century and a half, the railway grew and the country industrialized and urbanized, forests were cut and replaced by farmland and homes, the Rhine River was straightened, and marchland drained.
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"Dominique and Marcus are very lucky to have found each other," she said after the ceremony, as she straightened the train of the bride's gown, designed by Paulette Cleghorn for Yumi Katsura Couture.
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"When you said 'indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter,' our spines straightened and we remembered that while our stories are different, our battle is the same," the letter said.
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In April 2014, the Army sparked controversy after updating its hair grooming rules in Army Regulation 670-1 to specify that only smaller braids and twists were allowed aside from chemically straightened hair.
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Armstrong: No, I think M&A will continue to be part of the future, but my guess is that M&A will slow down until we get this strategy and structure really straightened out.
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If I got it straightened and then I worked out, it would go right back into the original—the Afro... my girlfriends would even be like, 'Why aren't you doing anything with your hair?
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As we reported ... he's also in the midst of a child support war and could be flirting with jail time if he doesn't get it straightened out Either way ... fantasy owners should adjust accordingly.
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WATTERS: You are turning all around, because these abuses keep stacking up on the democrat side when they were in office, and it might not look too good once we get everything straightened out.
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Today's smoky eyes are often blended with the same hints of lapis she wore as a teen; whether straightened and skimming the eyes or pushed to the side, her bangs are still ever-present.
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When I arrived in front of the President, I straightened a bit, extended my hand for the obligatory handshake photo-op and advised Bush that it was an honor to have him in attendance.
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Obama always wore her hair straightened and in a medium-length bob while in the White House, women of all backgrounds could ask their stylists to approximate the look, which was not particularly elaborate.
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Dr. Aamodt went on to explain that, if I were a patient of his looking to get my teeth straightened, he would recommend that I first get the root canal before any teeth movement.
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"It's no accident that natural hair became fashionable during the 1960s and 1970s era of Black Power and its Black-is-beautiful aesthetic, when unstraightened or lightly straightened hair expressed Black pride," says Painter.
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But the simulations also show how the dynamics of the moon and Earth slowed down and straightened up over the next four billion years of the solar system, leaving them where they are today.
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The game started out with sloppy play by both teams but Auburn got straightened out first, going on a 16-0 run as the Lobos went 7 minutes, 11 seconds without a field goal.
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While you're in settings, take a few minutes to get your privacy and security situation straightened out Of course, smartphones like the Pixel 2 come with Gboard installed as the default, saving you the hassle
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But she hasn't always kept it curly — previously, she'd experimented with her look, as seen in photos on her Instagram account from 2016 and 2017, featuring longer locks that had been straightened or gently waved.
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These kinds of ideas sound good in a stump speech, but as the president has repeatedly discovered, the nation's affairs are far too complex to be straightened out by his sound bite style of governance.
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She was skilled at her job, and it was always entertaining to hang out after school in the shop while she finished her work; one heard extraordinary stories as she straightened hair, or cut it.
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" FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous The 30 Rock star told his young daughter that she needed her "ass straightened out" and that she had "humiliated [him] for the last time.
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" Trump had indicated during his Japan trip this week that there will be trade announcements between the two sides "probably in August," and that the trade gap between the two countries could be "straightened out rapidly.
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"Ambiguity is always a bad thing, so of course it would be good to get this straightened out," said Mr. Himes, who, like Mr. Van Hollen, pointedly noted that he was not contemplating a presidential run.
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For as long as she can remember, Hanna Wagari, a longtime resident of San Diego and the Director of Marketing for a multinational cosmetics company, has straightened her hair every time she's had a job interview.
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For most girls growing up in the '40s, the most important degree was not your B.A., but your M.R.S." — On the advice she received from her mother, Celia Bader "Reproductive choice has to be straightened out.
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"Paul straightened it out in the studio and wanted it to go a different way, but the demo is, I'd say, one of the great vocal performances of his solo career," he proclaimed in MOJO. 20173.
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I remember the really cool girls used to do the colored bands... I wanted my teeth straightened because I wanted to be like everyone else, but you end up embracing those things that make you different.
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On Golf The Muirfield Golf Club took advantage of a mulligan, and, in its second vote in 10 months, straightened out enough of its wayward members to surpass the two-thirds majority needed to admit women.
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For instance, they straightened out a lot of grim hooey about the teen-suicide myth "blue whale game," and they have provided facts about the Burzynski Clinic, a theoretical treatment for cancer operating out of Houston.
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Again, you're thinking back to November 13 as Mercury connects with Saturn on November 30—finally, all the delays and miscommunications from the retrograde are being straightened out, and some solid plans can be put in place.
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If Equifax's negligent security practices provably caused your credit card to be spoofed and your identity stolen, and you had to pay $4,500 to get that straightened out, small claims would be a good place to start.
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"So we want to get the situation straightened out in Charlottesville and we want to study it and we want to see what we're doing wrong as a country, where things like this can happen," he said.
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"I'll give you the conclusion: We all feel pretty good that we've got everything kind of straightened out and we're setting the agenda," Giuliani told The Washington Post after his initial foray into the Michael Cohen saga.
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I never straightened my hair before college because I had no idea how to do it with a hairdryer, and the challenges of a super humid climate and hard water made it seem like an impossible feat.
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Meg stands face-to-face with a version of herself she sees as better — a variant with straightened hair who looks an awful lot like the white girl at school (played by Rowan Blanchard) who frequently mocks her.
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Covering your face with straightened, colored hair, distracting the eye with the glint of a snakebite piercing, and holding your digital camera aloft, the wrong way round, so more of your scalp is on display than your face.
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"I say to Ted, as a Republican because I think it's very important, you gotta get it straightened out," Trump said, urging Cruz to seek a "declaratory judgment" from a judge so there's no doubt about his eligibility.
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For the first couple of months, I tried to mask my chemically straightened hair and my new growth coming in by, basically, treating my hair like it was still relaxed and getting regular blowouts (bad move numero uno).
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" Mallory, committed to twenty-two hours and ten minutes, said that he had torn a brass towel ring off the wall, straightened it into a pipe, "and sort of hacked away at the area right above the doorknob.
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" In a speech at a foreign policy conference in Moscow, Putin said "during my recent telephone conversation with Mr. Donald Trump, our opinions coincided that the current, unsatisfactory state of Russia-US relations, undoubtedly must be straightened out.
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They were doing one of their video countdowns and there she was, all straightened hair and baggy pants, gliding on her skateboard over to a bunch of boys and uttering "Life's like this", before shredding on her guitar.
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At the very time that in "Say It Loud," Brown seemed to be affirming Negritude, he also sported a "conk" — a distinctive hairdo that involved chemically removing kinkiness on the way to creating a bouffant of straightened hair.
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But the gist of all this is that after 1928, the river was forced into a vast continuum of regulated levees and straightened, the idea being that the levees would prevent flooding, and the straightening would accommodate shipping.
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As far back as the third century BCE, the philosopher Xunzi argued that humanity was like "crooked timber" and that an individual's character flaws needed to be scraped away or straightened out in the pursuit of social harmony.
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Items on the chair — you know, that chair, the one that always becomes a magnet for all the stuff that has yet to find a permanent home in the closet — get straightened, if not sorted to their final destination.
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Applicants are on their honor to fill it out honestly, in a hushed corridor on the third floor, but "it's not like the SAT," said an employee, Valerie Miller, as she straightened the selection at the Central Park kiosk.
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This all actually saved me so much time, because when I'd come home from the gym, my bed was already made and my apartment was straightened; all I had to do was get myself and my lunch ready for the day.
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At April 2015's Time 100 Gala, Holmes wore a simple black dress, her standard amateurish smoky eye, and straightened hair that looked like it might have been given a modicum more attention than a normal day, but not by much.
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But if that's not the case, hopefully things will be straightened out by the release of the 2018 iPhone — and by then hopefully we'll all be able to walk around aimlessly looking at the world filtered through our iPhone screens.
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Finally, the pace begins to pick up as Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20; between then and when Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow on December 7, conversations and plans that were delayed or confused will finally be straightened out.
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I don't wear prescription glasses or contacts, but a less-than-$10 pair of blue light blocking lenses straightened me out in short order, and I don't think I'll ever look at another computer with less than four eyes again.
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But it would be very useful in terms of allowing the transition team to focus on Clinton's early policy agenda, get a jump start on working with Congress, and address sub-Cabinet issues that often take months to get straightened out.
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It matters that a president pick good managers for key posts, for example: John Koskinen who managed the Y2K potential crisis at the beginning of the century, or Jeff Zients who straightened out the screwed up roll-out of Obamacare.
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Places like Greenwich Village in Manhattan and the Castro district in San Francisco, once incubators for the gay rights movement, have "straightened" in recent decades, leading to incidents of resistance and some angst about the effects on the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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In early April, Michelle Obama gave a boost to supporters of protective styles when she was photographed with her natural hair — a departure after eight years as first lady in which her hair was almost always straightened or artificially curled.
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"I'll give you the conclusion: We all feel pretty good that we've got everything kind of straightened out and we're setting the agenda," Giuliani, who recently joined Trump's legal team, told the Post shortly after he met with Trump on Sunday.
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Black women have heard this all of our lives -- sometimes in our own homes from parents who prayed that if only we straightened our kinky curls, maybe we'd rise higher in a white-dominated world, making that distant American dream achievable.
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Luckily, provided you don't behave irrationally, everything will get straightened out by the middle of the month — which is when the Studio Museum in Harlem opens Fictions, a group show featuring artists who are harnessing the power of storytelling in their work.
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Ehlers, Jets get straightened out in win over Canucks WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Moments after he almost scored on his own team, Winnipeg Jets left winger Nikolaj Ehlers found the correct goal and gave one of the NHL's hottest home teams some welcome insurance.
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I liked my ponytails and beaded braids, but by the second grade, it quickly became apparent that all the popular girls were getting their hair straightened — especially the ones at my new school in Marietta, Georgia, where my family had just moved.
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A stint in the infamous San Quentin prison straightened him out (seeing Johnny Cash dazzle his fellow prisoners in 1958 can't have hurt) and Haggard's career launched in earnest, bolstered by his real-life outlaw cred and a voice that wouldn't quit.
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As she straightened her shoulders and held his gaze, Hassan felt two thoughts compete for his attention: one, that he should excuse himself and go home immediately, and the other, that he couldn't leave, that he was somehow rooted to the floor.
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Agata, the other students, and I swam out to a deep slope off the coast of Amed, Bali, and I bobbed nervously on the surface and watched as Agata let down a rope that straightened out with the help of a lead weight.
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Against the muted tones of their beige and mauve clothing, the various hues of their brown complexions, the complexity of their hairstyles (ranging from twists to cornrows to straightened hair) and their expert use of the African-American songbook stood out even more.
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With a new app built to scan your prints, eliminate any glare you'd get from taking a picture of them, and keep them all straightened out in digital form, Google's latest mobile app is good news for anyone with a bunch of packed Fotomat envelopes.
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I get my hair straightened every six months and that's like $400, and I've gotten it done twice since I've been here, but I paid for that because it's not a necessary thing I need to have done, and it's a luxury for sure.
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Over the years, I've straightened my hair, colored it, bleached it, cut it far too short, went far too long between trims, air dried, plopped, pineappled — all for the chance at having perfect, effortless-looking hair that always took more time than it was worth.
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CreditCreditDmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times MACERATA, Italy — At the end of his shooting rampage as the police closed in, Luca Traini climbed the steps of a Fascist-era monument, wrapped himself in an Italian flag and straightened his arm in a Fascist salute.
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Among the primping TV reporters was Jacques Doucet, the sports anchor on the scene for WAFB, a CBS affiliate in Baton Rouge, La. He patted his hair in preparation and straightened his lavender shirt, which he had paired with a purple tie a shade darker.
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Dodson is himself a knockout puncher and straightened up his left hand nicely against Manny Gamburyan in his last bout—doubling up on the left straight so quickly that it looked rather underwhelming on film, but there was certainly no mistaking the effect it had on Gamburyan.
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Back then, I was a member of a youth group for gifted young black men in the city of Cleveland, but once I had my hair braided, I was promptly asked to either cut it, get it straightened like a white man, or quit the group altogether.
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The owners of those pinks hands gather in a field, or a desert valley or a grassy nook, young and flush; they wear booty shorts and crop tops, or no shirt at all; they are drunk or maybe high or maybe both; their teeth are slick and newly straightened.
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Click here to view original GIFRegular users of Photoshop have probably come across this problem before: After you've straightened a photo by slightly rotating it to one side or the other, your ability to then crop the image is severely limited without having to clone in missing corners.
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One of the counselors let Beigette borrow a white dress, the senior campers straightened her hair and did her makeup, a camper played Pachelbel's "Canon in D" on the piano, the camp's chef made a multitiered wedding cake, and the silversmithing department even made rings for the couple.
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Inspector Richard Dee, who oversees recruit training for the department, said recruits are taught four or five methods of taking someone into custody without restricting someone's breathing, including arm bars, in which officers move a suspect's straightened arm behind his back, and takedowns, a kind of controlled fall.
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She said there were a few chosen "stars" (who were white) of the trips that most photo shoots were built around, while shoots for her and others felt strewn together; and at one point, the brand required all talent to show up with straightened hair (she has naturally curly hair).
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Dunning notes that the new wave is best for virgin hair (sorry, bleached, chemically-straightened, and colored hair isn't recommended unless you're willing to risk extra damage.) She also notes it takes best on stick-straight, thick hair like Han's, but those with curls and fine hair can get great results, too.
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I had my unruly curls chemically straightened at age 14, and since then, I've had every Brazilian blowout, relaxer and keratin treatment that you can get, and I've worn my hair in its natural state for no longer than two days at a time before giving into the temptation of a smooth blowout.
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The only difference between his ordinary and working personae was that the working Phil straightened, focused and widened his eyes behind the specs, becoming just slightly more ridiculous, he would say, than his real self; and praying not to trip over "Micheldever", "digital", "shortages", or other well-known traps of the trade.
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But A Girl Cried Red (named after a song by post-hardcore band Dance Gavin Dance, naturally) sees her tapping into the straightened-fringe-swept-to-the-side roots she'd previously hinted at on "Goth Kid" from 1992 Deluxe (I'm goth as fuck / even when I'm not in black etc) and in interviews.
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There is a rich and varied digital discussion of black natural hair care, thanks in part to the early-aughts natural-hair movement, when digital innovators like Curly Nikki (Nikki Walton) and Afrobella (Patrice Yursik) recorded their transition from straightened to natural styles and offered hair care tips to thousands of followers.
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Kids teased me about my weight, my clothes and my hair, which I began to wear straightened in an attempt to fit in, but which never seemed comfortable on top of my head (I was the girl with the lopsided "mushroom," or the frizzy edges that I sweated out during gym class).
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The team (including Susan Woolford, MD, at the University of Michigan; Carole Woodford-Hunt, PhD, at Andrews University; and David Williams, PhD, at Harvard University) wanted to see whether lower levels of physical activity among African-American teens could actually be a result of young women not wanting to sweat, mainly because it would mess up their straightened hair.
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We love our country, we love our God, we love our flag, we're proud of our country, we're proud of who we are, so we want to get this situation straightened out in Charlottesville, and we want to study it and we want to see what we're doing wrong as a country where things like this can happen.
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In leaving her sloppily straightened hair unkempt when it was either down or twisted into a low bun, seemingly sans any sort of oil or conditioning treatment (expensive, sure, but certainly not for a woman worth billions), it gives the appearance of someone with more important things to worry about than hair, and who has stated as much.
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Granted, there's still plenty of good tunes to be found, but Sherburne's argument that "house music [...] has been whitewashed and straightened out in its latest wave of mainstreaming" is one to consider, especially considering the underground's bold strides in representing the cultural communities and socio-political interests that were responsible for birthing house and techno in the first place.
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I straightened it, mostly, to try and mimic the feeling James Brown gave me and the women in my family — to show up at work with the same feeling that I used to have showing up at school after a hair appointment: comfortable and radiant, so I wouldn't be bothered to think about my hair at all.
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I wish I hadn't said [what I said then] because again, he's someone who's done so much work and I feel like what I felt about what he said should have been taken care of in-house, because we could've straightened each other out with a phone call without being on the record, or being on a record.
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So we have numerous examples of defeating an opponent who is holding a knife against your throat with his arms nicely straightened (to the degree that he couldn't stab into the neck if he wanted to) so they can be parried... And opponents who are lunging with the karate stepping punch style thrust of the knife from a few meters away.
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As we stroll around the streets, water clopping around our heels, it quickly becomes clear that that declaration at the heart of "Big" is entirely accurate; this rain-soaked scene belongs to Fontaines D.C. That debut album Dogrel, due 12 April on Partisan Records, is at turns ferocious and flowery, loud and lyrical, straightened out by a decidedly poetic backbone.
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As her involvement in the civil rights movement grew, Ms Franklin's straightened and coifed styles steadily softened, a modest skull-hugging natural becoming a pillowy Afro by the time, in 1970, that she offered to post a $250,000 bond to free Angela Davis, the demonized black activist then being held on charges of conspiracy, kidnapping and murder (charges of which she was later acquitted).
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The phrase "dance like nobody's watching" is sort of thing Come Dine With Me contestants with straightened asymmetrical bobs have framed and mounted on their pristine living room walls in an attempt to look like they are free and chill, when in fact they gave Paul a 4/10 for fucking up the dauphinois, serving prosecco in mugs and letting his cat jump up on the dinner table for a quick cuddle.
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