He repeated the word all that day, apropos of nothing, swaddled, swaddled, he had never heard it before, the sound of it made him laugh.
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" Frank replies, "Better swaddled than fucking a black man!
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However, the risk was much greater when infants were swaddled and placed on their sides -- nearly double -- and even more when infants were swaddled and on their stomachs, according to the review.
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She loved to be swaddled and was a great sleeper.
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Rumaf slept swaddled next to Ms. Hussein on the sofa.
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Inside the amber, the tick was swaddled in masses of filaments.
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Ivic sat talking to the coat-swaddled child, stroking her hair.
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His trial was also swaddled in security to ward off protests.
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Nurses swaddled the boy up in an Olaf the snowman costume.
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Brown lay next to a teddy bear swaddled in a blanket.
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Men and women, faces swaddled in cloth, hunch over steel furnaces.
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Quadruplets swaddled in stars and stripes going home on Fourth of July
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Here, they feel welcome, swaddled or smothered in a powerful group identity.
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She was swaddled in her blankets and sleeping, well, like a baby.
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He needs to be swaddled, and I just happen to be nearby.
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This crib promises to rock your baby and make it feel swaddled.
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Blankets are swaddled round his head despite how warm the day is.
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The rest of the session remains swaddled in a haze of excitement.
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"There's Ryoma," Ouchi says, pointing to a picture of a swaddled baby.
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Maybe cloying voices with no burr on them make you feel swaddled.
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And in this case, the cost was a very cute swaddled baby.
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They're designed to be breathable so that you feel swaddled but not smothered.
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So, for that Fourth of July party, Swift swaddled herself among friends, i.e.
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A baby is fed, swaddled in radiant backing harmonies, and put to sleep.
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The underlying idea is dead simple: create a cocooning embrace, like being swaddled.
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But the child, which pops out pre-swaddled, is not what anyone expected.
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Getting in and out, swaddled in layers of clothing, tested my aging frame.
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And in June, another infant was found swaddled in a plastic bag in Georgia.
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One woman in the crowd holds a Kumamon doll swaddled in a baby blanket.
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Swaddled in a pink Disney princess blanket, she stands out from the gray landscape.
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Myth 3: Some babies sleep worse when swaddled because they want to be free.
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Judy would then let herself be picked up and swaddled in a bath towel.
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Others want to be swaddled in sweet low-stakes rom-coms and cooking shows.
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Photos show her torso swaddled in bandages and her exposed skin blistered and discolored.
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Babies are swaddled minutes after they are born — this helps them feel safe and secure.
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One of Teigen's photos showed the couple wearing aprons with little Luna swaddled between them.
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I don't have a baby, but I love to be swaddled and you will too!
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A metal fixator emerged from his lower left leg, swaddled in layers of bloodied gauze.
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I grew up in the swaddled cacophony of morning chatter between tourists, professors, and videographers.
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In a recent meal, the flounder came prettily swaddled in banana leaves but emerged spongy.
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They stayed up late, swaddled her in cloth, fed her milk with an eye dropper.
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Swaddled in a blanket and hats, the siblings clasp each other's hands on their dad's chest.
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The concept boasts more interior space than any past Navigator, most of it swaddled in leather.
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And a beautiful smash cut takes us from Finn's bloodied helmet to Rey's swaddled scavenger face.
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She spends her days swaddled in cashmere, engaged in light exercise and nourished by organic superfoods.
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Bella and Cena are swaddled in so many layers of performance that it's impossible to tell.
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The study in Mongolian babies found similar body temperatures in infants wearing sleep sacks or swaddled.
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"We rewatched season 7 of Grey's Anatomy while swaddled under blankets," Granziano told Mashable over email.
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Swaddled in high-quality Kvadrat wool, Vifa's new wireless speaker looks as fabulous as it sounds.
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Swaddled in high-quality Kvadrat wool, Vifa's new wireless speaker looks as fabulous as it sounds.
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Cocooned, drained and diapered, they are swaddled in the world they came from and return to.
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There she placed her Quran, swaddled in a maroon velvet cover and decorated with multicolored ribbons.
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We see Hernandez as he is brought out to the courtroom, his hands swaddled in mitts.
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Alex was supposed to be at work, but he'd come here instead, unexpectedly swaddled in orange.
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How do we treat heroes once they've become swaddled in controversy off the field of play?
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A grief-stricken father, cradling the lifeless bodies of his two children, swaddled in white blankets.
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She arrives swaddled in black, her eyes smudged with kohl, bright and smiling and wired on coffee.
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In more modern trials, babies might be swaddled in a blanket before being handed to the mother.
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Within it, two giant star clusters appear brilliant white and are swaddled by greenish hydrogen gas clouds.
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In another photo, Pink declared that she loves her "baby daddy" while Hart holds a swaddled Jameson.
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The scene struck him as surreal—a stunningly beautiful glacier, swaddled like a baby against the cold.
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A day later, she also posted a snap of Leah smiling and holding a swaddled baby James.
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Unusually, though, Racing is not beholden to that history, or content to be swaddled by its traditions.
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Had he meant to imply that baby Jesus — swaddled in blankets and barely perceptible — was black, too?
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Many of the babies here weighed less than 3 pounds, their delicate frames swaddled in colorful blankets.
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When it was finally released to the public after numerous delays, the device came swaddled in warnings.
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There was a slight increase in risk when infants were swaddled and placed on their backs, Moon said.
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The new mom appeared on stage, holding what appeared to be be Kulture swaddled in a red blanket.
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In the others, the six-year-old hammed it up as she was swaddled into a white blanket.
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At Bad Saint, the leaves are kale, braised to a velvety tenderness and swaddled in Chesapeake crab meat.
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Parents have said their babies couldn't handle the bed's motion, while other infants don't like to be swaddled.
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Ashley Graham sauntered down the runway at Michael Kors on Wednesday, her ultracurvy frame swaddled in silver fox.
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And back in Canarsie, he sauntered around a crowded basketball tournament like a returning prince, swaddled by love.
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To celebrate their release, the hospital shared an adorable photo of the babies swaddled in stars and stripes blankets.
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But is a penis sporting a crewcut really less sensitive than one that is safely swaddled in its turtleneck?
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They also swaddled the car in carbon fiber and bolted on a titanium exhaust, because of course they would.
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Being swaddled like a baby is a form of physical therapy meant to relieve muscle pain and improve posture.
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The unit has nine rooms of bassinets with swaddled babies hooked up to monitors that beep at all hours.
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I believe that mothers and doctors gather over a swaddled child and decide whether or not to execute it.
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I believe that mothers and doctors gather over a swaddled child and decide whether or not to execute it.
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Happy you're happy with your baby, obviously, but it looks like a mound of pizza dough swaddled in a towel.
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My Strikers team, the Christ Punchers, placed second in the tournament, all while I was swaddled in a JNCO blanket.
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Oh. About those doors… The concept boasts more interior space than any past Navigator, most of it swaddled in leather.
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Rani appeared to be fast asleep, swaddled in a striped blanket with a sweet bow hat securely on her head.
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There's a two Marys Nativity scene out there, too, and it's complete with a baby Jesus swaddled in a rainbow.
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There are few things cozier than being swaddled in a oversized sweater, unfazed, while the cool air passes you by.
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Think of the Guac-Lock as the Fort Knox of your dips, keeping it safely swaddled and away from oxygen.
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The Cinquantenaire Museum has also swaddled some of its objects in plastic wrap to protect them from possible water damage.
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Did I want to transcend worldly concerns, swaddled and suspended in a criblike twin bed that enveloped my lanky build?
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The mechanical engineer bought four packages of bubble wrap and swaddled the cartridge until it was about 2 feet around.
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A baby is swaddled and secured with snaps into the bed, which prevents the baby from rolling into unsafe positions.
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Every mom on social media seemed to have these perfect cherubic newborns swaddled in lace who slept all the time.
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His self-titled 1970 debut featured idealistic odes to friendship, nature and peace swaddled in swooping strings and cascading horns.
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Other rooms are more barebones, or seem taken over by machinery; one projectionist's head appears almost swaddled in multicolored wires.
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IDOMENI, Greece (Reuters) - Baby Zaynab lay swaddled in a multicolored blanket as her mother gently tried to rock her to sleep.
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He clutches the swaddled newborn and leans in next to Jessica's face -- the birthing room in the era of social media.
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It's why babies will stop crying once they're swaddled, and why getting a hug when you're sad somehow makes it better.
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"Our little rosebud," Hudson wrote in the caption, in which her daughter who was fast asleep swaddled inside a striped blanket.
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So when they happen I love to bring them to you, like a midwife handing you your newborn child, lovingly swaddled.
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I tried the Wool Runner Mizzle and immediately felt as if I had swaddled my feet in a soft, warm blanket.
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But one of the servers had opened the door on a room swaddled in orchids and tropical leaves and artificial turf.
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The informant allegedly drove to Christian's house and collected an AK-47 which was swaddled in a sweater, at Hubbard's request.
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It had been swaddled in protective yeast-spun silks, for atmospheric particulate could damage its fragile external organs and tender lungs.
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She was swaddled in a tan blanket beneath a pile of snow, and an electrical cord was wrapped around her neck.
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The bride sat up front in a pink dress, a sparkling purse on her lap and her feet swaddled in bandages.
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A swaddled newborn is 33% less likely to suffer from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) than an unwrapped, back-sleeping baby.
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The couple and Packer agreed the infant would be swaddled in rainbow fabric to represent the miracle of this rainbow baby.
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"First bath no problem," she captioned the photo, which featured her holding her swaddled newborn close as he ate from a bottle.
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Its political message was swaddled in parody; its goofy animation exists as a time capsule that encompasses the web at that age.
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Her photograph of Wallace peers into his motorcade, exposing a powerful man swaddled by expensive suits and bodyguards in a chauffeured car.
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RAIPUR, India — The Indian pop star, swaddled in gold-trimmed tulle, stepped to the front of the stage at a neighborhood concert.
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"Who are you?" the mother asked, peering at this stranger holding her swaddled son, life-sustaining wires taped to his tiny cheek.
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Like every frozen food that's swaddled in a bread wrap, these all exploded in the oven, but that was to be expected.
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Maybe Ida would inherit a sweet and useless Roy, post-pornography, sitting politely behind a drool cloth, swaddled in food-stained sweaters.
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The prince, who was swaddled in a baby blanket, seemed to take the occasion in stride, enjoying a nap during the celebrations.
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In this episode, the arrival of Hannibal — swaddled in stardom and purple velvet — turns everyone at American Century into flustered teenage fans.
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" Hannah, a mom passing by with a newborn baby swaddled to the front of her body yelled back at me, "Easy dick.
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I then swaddled my newborn daughter and left her in bed space 27 so that I could get a good night's sleep.
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"The election is over," Mr. Scott said, as the Naked Cowboy sauntered behind him, swaddled in a stars-and-stripes boxing robe.
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For example, a portrait of Queen Victoria in 1850 shows her with her son, Prince Arthur, who is swaddled entirely in pink cloth.
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This week we're gathered together to ask the question: can a TV program survive if it's built around a rotting, pastel-swaddled core?
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Rome was so swaddled in the trappings of power that the church's catholic essence, the communion of saints, was barely visible at all.
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It's similar to the reason parents have swaddled their babies for centuries — the containment makes them feel safe, secure and taken care of.
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Hall posted a photo of the swaddled newborn to Facebook and the Frontier Nursing University Facebook page reposted it — garnering over 1,000 likes.
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In the car, Horan brought out his phone and showed me a photograph of the boy, purple-faced and swaddled in white blankets.
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In the shot, captured by Teale Photography, a snugly swaddled Drew appeared to be smiling as she got kisses from both her parents.
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He laughed as he wrapped it again and again around the branches; she was swaddled now, he said, it would keep her warm.
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Before this not-so-swaddled-up sweetie would grow up to top the charts ... she was just a baby born in Havana, Cuba.
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But before that, and after the swaddled infantility of infancy itself, there's a sweet spot where the world of stimulation is all there is.
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Members of the queer community are battling to live loudly and safely every day; I, on the other hand, am swaddled in heteronormative privilege.
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Following in Ms. Loren's stilettoed footsteps, I've got a fist-sized hunk of the good stuff swaddled in sweaters and stashed in my suitcase.
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I've watched grizzled old white-bearded men with hand-written anti-RNC screeds get into screaming matches with ex-marines swaddled in American flags.
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A showstopper, the whole wild striped bass was swaddled in fresh fig leaves and stuffed with fresh black figs in a red-wine sauce.
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The problem behavior is swaddled in a cozy blanket of relativity: You say tomato, I say something unprintable and shove you against a wall.
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He sat to her left in his dress blues along with his wife, who held 3-month-old Hope, swaddled in a pink blanket.
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It was there, among twinkling pink skies, swaddled in Martian dirt, and tattooed in out-of-this-world cryptographs, where Rihanna revealed her galactic form.
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Oil rigs, yachts, wind turbines—they all become swaddled babes in the arms of a caring parent when a ship like the Treasure comes calling.
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Danette Chavez, The A.V. Club: In Weaver's hands, Alexandra is formidable and intriguing, swaddled as she is in what often look like really expensive duvets.
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Each leg swaddled in thick, standard-issue American Apparel tights that cover every square inch of leg, black tubes unceremoniously stuffed into too-thick socks.
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The tradition for 42 years has been for a swaddled baby to be carried down the steps of the Lindo wing of St. Mary's hospital.
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Just last month, hundreds stood outside to catch a first glimpse of a swaddled Prince Louis, the third child of Prince William and Princess Kate.
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"First bath no problem," the actress and comedian captioned the photo, which featured her holding her swaddled newborn close as he ate from a bottle.
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"It's the first thing we're swaddled in at birth and the last thing that touches our bodies when we leave the earthly realm," she said.
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Besa was pictured swaddled in blankets and breastfeeding from her mother at only six months old, a long line of refugees snaking out behind them.
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If you needed further incentive to ditch your plastic-swaddled granola bars and kale chips, consider the link between fossil fuels and single-use plastics.
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Their caretakers bandaged their wounds, swaddled them and laid them in baskets with the only thing that was familiar — the leaves of a eucalyptus tree.
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But new research shows that swaddled babies who roll to the stomach have double the risk of SIDS compared with an unswaddled baby rolling over.
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On the rarest of occasions, swaddled in a life jacket because I couldn't swim, I went out in a canoe with one of my elders.
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He's given to a lush, deeply textured production style, and for the most part here, he sounds content to be swaddled by synths and drums.
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So is the depiction of Sonny and Cher's transgender child, Chaz, whom we glimpse as an infant swaddled in a blue-and-white baby blanket.
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Ry Emmerson, project director for Save Elephant Foundation, said it was the first time the elephants had been swaddled in blankets because of the cold.
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In the bar's main concourse, young women swaddled in Iris Apfel beads shuffled around with boys in punk jackets to the Ronettes and early Pulp.
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You may think I'm nuts, but just imagine how jealous everyone will be as they shiver in their poop blankets and you're swaddled in plushness.
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To lie underneath a Gravity Blanket feels a little like being swaddled as a baby, or wrapped up in a toasty tortilla like a human burrito.
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I think of my daughter, who's recently back from trekking in Indonesia — a brave step for her, but one swaddled in itineraries, vaccinations, and REI gear.
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In the shot, the little girl looked up at the camera as she was swaddled in a white blanket with a pink hat on her head.
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Children stumbling out of tin-roofed huts where their mother has died giving birth, cradling babies swaddled in torn up saris, blinking their newly orphaned eyes.
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While I recovered from an emergency C-section, he took the baby after feedings and would bounce, shush, rock and pat our swaddled son to sleep.
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Dr. Navsaria says not all babies like to be swaddled and if they continually are fighting it, a caregiver should not force it on the child.
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To date, the video — which features baby Lainey and baby kitty "Eleven" swaddled together — has over 2.9M views, 52.1K shares and 27K likes in just two weeks.
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This pup, swaddled in the comfort of a baby carrier, showed all of us that 2016 doesn't have to be bad if you have the right perspective.
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The Cleveland Clinic, for example, has an advanced compounding room where workers swaddled in disposable gowns, bouffant caps and blue gloves mix up remedies from raw ingredients.
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He describes the birth of his daughter movingly—frail, he lay swaddled as his wife laboured beside him—and the soul-filling love for his new baby.
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"Jace is about to not be swaddled anymore which is going to be a lot of long nights so I'm not looking forward to that," she says.
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Can we pause and appreciate just how good and christly the once and future Lord Commander looks, wounds washed out by Melisandre, package all swaddled and neat?
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"We are living an unbearable agony on board," Open Arms said on Twitter, posting a video of people lying close together on the deck, swaddled in blankets.
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We don't want babies rolling over swaddled, but we also don't want them rolling over unswaddled during the 2- to 4-month-old peak period for SIDS.
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The smell of damp pelt (and the not-so-subtle bodily connotations of the name) made some customers feel uncomfortable rather than swaddled in the dense odor.
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Billions of dollars in half-finished construction projects ribbon the city skyline: concrete skeletons of hotels, shopping malls and apartment blocks, swaddled in scaffolding and motionless cranes.
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We hold a particular fondness for foods that, when eaten, give us the same feeling as being swaddled in warm, cozy blankets on a crisp autumn morning.
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I watched her walk into class every morning, swaddled head-to-toe in powder-blue velour or white terry cloth, a silver "J" dangling from her chest.
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Textiles, after all, accompany us on nearly every step of life: We are born and swaddled, buried in shrouds; most of us are even conceived between sheets.
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Her legs were swaddled in a blanket, and on her feet were shoes with Velcro straps that she had worn since she went through a surgical procedure.
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At other moments, he could be seen talking to a woman who appeared to be his wife, who was carrying a baby swaddled in a white cloth.
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She warms groundnut soup on the electric stove until the windows fog up and the whole room is swaddled with the scent of peanut butter and chiles.
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But he has always recognized that the fabric-swaddled dining rooms that once signified comfort gave a lot of younger people the sensation of being buried alive.
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They had higher scores on a measure evaluating their heart and lung function, had higher blood sugar levels and had a similar body temperature to their swaddled counterparts.
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She portrayed cloth-swaddled human bodies, dream-world topographic textures, and a spindly tree whose leafless branches and runaway root system entwine in an orgy of fecund growth.
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At some point on that fateful Wednesday, Robert Peter "Robbie" Williams was swaddled up, swept into the biting winds of Stoke-on-Trent and a legend was born.
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It had reached the safety of the sand and was swaddled in a blanket by the time the cops arrived, but it soon headed back into the water.
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First there was the infamous photo of my boo cuddling a tightly swaddled Jenny from the Block while looking at the camera with what feels like a wink.
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In fact, the tradition began with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, when they swaddled Prince Charles in a blanket from G.H. Hurt & Son's, according to Town & Country.
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Gran hands the swaddled baby to her through the car window as the sirens draw near, then she closes the window before the blonde can hand it back.
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Its cartoon-pink flesh is swaddled in a skirt made from grubby antique lace, the delicacy of which is in stark opposition to the bulbous lump it surrounds.
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Below is "Heaven"—the hypnotic first track from the record—and one that sees Pockson's soulful vocals laying down on a bed of unpredictable beats, swaddled in synths.
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Times have changed, Ms. Sandys said on Monday as the statue arrived at the cathedral, swaddled in the kind of dark gray blankets that movers wrap around furniture.
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In the adorable shot captured by Teale Photography, a snugly swaddled Drew appears to be smiling as she gets kisses from both her mom and dad Andrew East.
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And then there was Prince, who with heels, black eyeliner, and an unapologetic sex appeal swaddled in lace and shot in soft focus, demonstrated the malleability of gender.
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However, it is also frothy and warm enough that watching it makes you feel that you have been swaddled in a cozy blanket of family values and consumerism.
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North Korean state media have swaddled Mr. Kim's childhood with mythmaking, portraying him as an excellent marksman and a "genius among geniuses" who loved to drive fast cars.
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But it could be a hard sell for a society used to the convenience of online retailers and couriers who deliver hot meals and packages swaddled in plastic.
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In a photograph released with his testimony, he is wrapped in a hospital gown, with his face visibly battered and his rib cage and hands swaddled in bandages.
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We'd scrub our hands and arms, then fidget in the tight space between bassinets, watching the baby's swaddled form until a nurse gave us clearance to touch him.
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She ran into the darkened living room where she found them both on the couch — the baby was swaddled, face down, and he was using her as a pillow.
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Novosibirsk resident Anastasia Tsepaikina, wearing a bright blue Team Russia tracksuit and swaddled in the Russian flag, said she had been taunted by French fans in the Olympic Park.
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The Yeezy Snuggie Because who doesn't want to be swaddled under the finest Italian fleece, ideally imprinted with a giant picture of Kanye's face and his most prolific tweets?
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Weighted blankets are designed to help people sleep better by making them feel swaddled (like a hug) and may even help with the release of dopamine (the happy hormone.)
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On this new song, he extracts the sentimentality of quiet-storm R&B and sets it to an uplifting bop, like being swaddled by a firm gust of wind.
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In the sweet snap, Rizer's golden retriever pup gives little Edward Thomas Masud Mehran a big, wet doggie kiss on the cheek as the newborn sleeps swaddled in a blanket.
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Weighted blankets are designed to help people sleep better by making them feel swaddled (like getting a hug) and my even help with the release of dopamine (the happy hormone.)
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When they need a fresh car, they commandeer one from a father (Lambert Wilson) with a sick 4-year-old who is swaddled and so deeply asleep nothing wakes her.
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In light of all this, parents were understandably alarmed by an analysis of sudden infant death syndrome risk for infants swaddled for sleep, published this week in the journal Pediatrics.
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"It's been a little over a week and he's settling in just fine 🧡," Joanna wrote on Instagram of a shot showing Crew swaddled in a rocker in his nursery.
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Danielle Sherman, the designer of Edun, took her bow with her tiny newborn — while at Gypsy Sport, a model sashayed down the runway with a swaddled little one in tow.
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Meanwhile, the second photo, posted by proud mama Paige, captured their baby boy staring up at the camera, swaddled in a brown blanket with a white hat and white pacifier.
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Meanwhile, the second photo, posted by proud mama Paige, captured their baby boy staring up at the camera, swaddled in a brown blanket with a white hat and white pacifier.
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It's HudMo, so you know the drill: skyscraping synths stampede over scored-earth trap percussion, and the whole thing's swaddled by bass that's heavy enough to knock Tyson Fury out.
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ON A vast building site on the southern coast of South Korea near its industrial heartland, the foundations of the country's newest nuclear-power project are swaddled in protective tarpaulins.
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SHAH PORIR DWIP ISLAND, Bangladesh (Reuters) - On a remote beach looking out onto the Bay of Bengal, a baby boy lies swaddled in cloth, his face smeared with wet sand.
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Yes, the former Beat Hotel is now a four-star establishment, its walls swaddled in toile de Jouy, its bathrooms tricked out with luxury toiletries and toilets that have seats.
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I swaddled my father in a thin Rajasthani blanket that my mother had sent from home, and the orderly and I took off down the corridor in a half-run.
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Dining | Westchester It's hot out there, and when temperatures soar, we like a sandwich swaddled in crisp paper or tin foil — no muss, no fuss — with a few extra napkins.
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Since opera singers do not care for frozen feet, the blood is kept warm in the tanks, which are swaddled in industrial-grade heating blankets until the last possible moment.
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KHARTOUM, Sudan — The young doctor had been on the run for days, hiding in a quiet corner of the fear-filled Sudanese capital, Khartoum, his wounded head swaddled in bandages.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip hands-on: This is more like it When the Galaxy Fold was finally released to the public after numerous delays, the device came swaddled in warnings.
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The fake product used the Love to Dream trademark and also copied the brand's patented swaddle shape, which allows the baby to bring their hands to their mouth while swaddled.
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A day later, Portwood posted a snap Wednesday of her eldest child, 9-year-old daughter Leah — whom she shares with ex Gary Shirley — smiling and holding a swaddled baby James.
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In the latter image, which Schumer shared on May 24, she cradled her newborn — who was all swaddled up in a tiny white towel, post-wash — while feeding him a bottle.
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Now that I've got a completely helpless being with half my genes swaddled in a Finnish baby box on my bedroom floor, I understand the biological urge to protect your family.
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The dozen spindly corpses, curled into the fetal position or swaddled in baskets, belong to a lost pagan civilization around 2 1/2 millennia ago - long before the advent of Islam.
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The peas in their pods glint like pearls in a velvet compact; the cabbage heads are nestled in their leafy wraps like swaddled babes; a recumbent marrow suggests a Titian nude.
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I was so sick I'd ordered Seamless, which I almost never do, and as I waited for my ramen, swaddled in flannel on my couch, I tried to hate-watch it.
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One Texas couple held a Whataburger-themed photo shoot for their newborn in 2016 — the baby was put on a striped Whataburger tray and swaddled, burger-style, in yellow Whataburger wrapping.
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The animals mostly stay outdoors while the husband's swaddled corpse is inside, propped against the wall in a seated position, open hands flanking his head as if in permanent deep thought.
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The designer who had given them a wardrobe that spoke to their minds and ambitions — that provided intelligent comfort without glitz, that swaddled in a most subtle way — was stepping down.
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Swaddled in a thick down jacket, he turned up in Khorgos in December as temperatures dropped to minus 10 degrees Celsius (about 14 degrees Fahrenheit) to check on his company's investment.
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AND FINALLY ... Even bats need to be swaddled and loved You may not think bats are cute, but they are when they're rescued and all wrapped up in warm little blanket cocoons.
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In the darling clip, Stormi looks content — if not a little confused by the camera nearing her face — as she's swaddled in a fuzzy blanket with tiny fire emojis circling her head.
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For his daughter's birth announcement, Smith shared a video of Virginia fast asleep in the hospital, swaddled in a printed blanket and wearing a striped baby hat as her dad cradled her.
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She floats toward Maxine (the kookily dry Greta Lee, swaddled in crystals and velvet choker necklaces), who is basting a chicken in the kitchen and smoking an "Israeli joint," laced with cocaine.
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Besides lighting up campfire-scented candles, breaking out the full-bodied reds, and brushing up on PSL-ordering lingo, you can also catch us inside swaddled in our cozy cloaks: AKA, bathrobes.
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We've seen her swaddled at a few months old, chilling front row at fashion shows between Beyoncé and Anna Wintour, and telling the paparazzi not to take pictures of her after ballet class.
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Manger aside, the baby Jesus may have been swaddled in pleasant and pricey fragrances, thanks to the presents that the Bible says were given to him by the Wise Men of the East.
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Fleeing to her therapist, Dr. Josef Klemperer (Swinton, swaddled in latex and old-world gentlemen's clothing), Patricia ominously babbles while she jumps around the shrink's office and he dutifully scratches down his notes.
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Serious-minded yet silly, dense with wordplay and anything-goes theatricality, the play is so heavily swaddled in its down vest of irony, snark and satire that you can hardly locate its heart.
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After a late night of drinking, she got into a fight, the police were called and, I am told, they found me swaddled and alone on a motel bed in La Ronge, Saskatchewan.
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We do the whole routine — bath, jammies, reading a book — and it&aposs fine up until she&aposs swaddled, but then she screams because she knows she&aposs about to be laid down.
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The music sounded intimate and precise, owing largely to a close-knit circle of producers, led by his friend Noah (40) Shebib, who swaddled his voice within their digital purrs and tolling bells.
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Me hours old, swaddled, held close; her exhausted, mature, flooded with a deep, new love; both of us linked in a way that neither of us will ever be linked to another human.
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Swaddled in a bright-orange fleecelike jumpsuit covered by a red coat and topped with a fur hat, he looks like an animated toy, and merrily acts the clown when playing with a snowman.
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"It's been a little over a week and he's settling in just fine 🧡," Joanna wrote on Instagram, captioning a photo of Crew swaddled in a $250 rocker by Parisian baby outfitter Charlie Crane.
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Scroll on for just a few of the items that are coming to Ikea this April, and take note: It's all about overcast days spent swaddled in bedsheets and lounging on updated rattan furniture.
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The KKW Beauty founder shared his first image on May 17, where she officially revealed to the world the name they had chosen alongside a snap of baby Psalm swaddled up in his crib.
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The mainstream media swaddled the pomade-loving racist with tons of attention prior to the election, and he's remained an undeniably visible presence since Donald Trump ascended to the highest office in the land.
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Listening to this song will make you want to run into your mother's room and curl up in a ball on the floor, swaddled in pillows and blankets, for the rest of your life.
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There was something about being suddenly swaddled in darkness that made each of her clicks seem slightly louder than the one before, as if the source of the sound were coming, very slowly, closer.
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In the twentieth century, he said, the artwork retained its status as a luxury object, but became newly swaddled in the "false mystifications" of concepts so inaccessible and mysterious that they required an interpreter.
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DockATot Deluxe Lounger, available on Amazon, $195Though it's a little pricey, new parents love this lounger that keeps babies feeling like they're being swaddled and comforted without the need for an actual swaddling blanket.
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While many elites cry racism, they are wrong; it is overreach, it is political correctness, it is disaffection with the direction of the country and the political party that swaddled most Mountaineers since birth.
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In a nifty bit of staging, Mr. Findlay has a thorn-crowned Jesus (Robert M. Johanson) swaddled in a high-tech loincloth and then hoisted several feet above the stage to hover and bleed.
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On a recent visit to the Wing Soho, the place looked like a college dorm during exam week, with some members sitting cross-legged in arm chairs, laptops open, their laps swaddled in blankets.
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This week's episode of "The Good Fight" is full of clever twists and scintillating reveals, all of which work to break down Maia's illusions about the privileged life her parents have swaddled her in.
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"Just watching my girls sleep but man Chyna needs to chill with that snoring," Kardashian, 29, captions the sweet video of Blac Chyna, 28, sleeping in a hospital bed next to Dream, who is swaddled.
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ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - Swaddled in white towels, the Mansour and Wafai families sat in an arched alcove of Aleppo's Bab al-Ahmar public bathhouse, reviving their once-weekly tradition after years of war in Syria.
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The 43-year-old actress and new mom shared a photo of herself and her newborn son Santiago Enrique to Instagram on Friday, where the tiny tot is swaddled in a green wrap around Longoria.
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Initially photographed as a Baroque Madonna with one exposed breast, suckling a swaddled bundle, her garments are gradually removed until, ecstatically stripped bare, Orlan finally appropriates the erotic pose in Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus".
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The only way to avoid injury altogether is to stay inside, swaddled in soft cotton, piss through a catheter, and slowly inch your way into a nice, cozy coma and then, in time, lovely death.
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I would avoid any sort of beach party, and when I was forced to go, I was permanently swaddled in an oversized T-shirt and an ill-fitting tankini (yeah, I fucking rocked my tankini).
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Also, all their faces are swaddled in scarves, and some wear sunglasses; this is because, should any of them be captured and tortured by the authorities, they will not be able to identify their collaborators.
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This vital man of great appetites and fierce arguments had spent nearly seven decades devoted to the pleasures of this world, swaddled in cashmere and surrounded by Old Masters in his posh Fifth Avenue flat.
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Born a leap year baby in Darlington hospital (they put his picture in the paper, swaddled in his mother's dress), Pang grew up in Barnard Castle before moving down to London at a young age.
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According to its exponents, Otonamaki, which translates as "adult wrapping", was devised by a Kyoto midwife who thought replicating how children are swaddled at birth could help mothers overcome post labor shoulder and hip pain.
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The twins are swaddled like dolls, thus acquiring an extra layer of creepiness, and the colors of the outfits, matching the umbers and grays of the landscape, turn any glint of red into an explosion.
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Then, swaddled in a faux-fur hoodie from her collection (she is always cold, she said, since leaving her native Barbados), she settled onto a sofa in a backstage interview room and set about to try.
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What remained was Trump—an enigma swaddled in anger wrapped in reality-TV-bred populism, walking through the crowd to strains of the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up," a song about a man getting an erection.
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She was young and conventionally attractive; her posts featured images signifying a normal, if slightly enviable, life: kittens swaddled in blankets, matching striped pajama sets, rain-dappled rose petals, elegant latte art, and post-shower selfies.
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They seize on real data on autistic kids who do find themselves comforted, or some babies that should be swaddled, and they go on to say there is scientific evidence, rather than this is personal preference.
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Named for Lady Mary Impey, the wife of the Chief Justice of Bengal in the late seventeen-hundreds, it had a stout, ungainly body swaddled in bright plumes as if for an audience with the maharaja.
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Less expensive sleep aids include weighted blankets, which confer the sensation of being swaddled; customized goggles, which aim to set your circadian rhythm by shining light at various wavelengths; and mattresses that mold to your body.
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It wasn't just dessert, but a carefully preserved artifact from one of Charles Ranhofer's old menus: banana ice cream sandwiched in walnut cake, sticky with apricot jam, swaddled in a thick layer of spiky torched meringue.
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Derick also got in some one-to-one time with his little boy and cradled a sleepy and swaddled Samuel in his arms, which was captured in two of the images shared in the photo album.
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When we first starting transitioning Ellie out of the Halo SleepSack, we swaddled her with just one arm out for a week or so, then we left both arms out until she completely outgrew the sack.
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Paid leave was not really considered: In my mom's case, the ability to continue to work, often with her newborn swaddled against her chest, was both a luxury and a necessity for keeping her family afloat.
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I spent mornings on the floor in a corner of Ian's bedroom, swaddled in a comforter, wailing because I couldn't speak in complete sentences anymore and my brain — my beautiful, Harvard-trained brain — wouldn't work right.
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The manner in which he was lying inside a cradle — swaddled in warm bedding, with his head higher than his legs, and a fleece blanket covering his feet, news reports said — most likely helped him survive.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared his first image on May 17, where she officially revealed to the world the name they had chosen alongside a snap of baby Psalm swaddled up in his crib.
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It seems like as we get older, we're turning back to a lot of childhood comforts to help us self-soothe: coloring books, baby bottles, and even weighted blankets that might make us feel swaddled and safe.
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"It's been a little over a week and he's settling in just fine 🧡," the Fixer Upper star captioned the shot showing Crew, who arrived June 21, swaddled in the rocker on the floor of his nursery.
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In addition to genuine insight, this guesswork sometimes involved cross-Atlantic psychoanalysis, including speculations on how Stalin was swaddled as an infant, and could reach the point of imagining his thoughts and putting them in quotation marks.
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The midwife must have known enough about infants to recognize that the beautiful are often the damned: the quiet twin, on the edge of listlessness, was severely undernourished and had to be swaddled in blankets and revived.
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The usually empty doorway to the Lehman Collection, at the back of the museum, is overwhelmed with dumbstruck apostles, swaddled in silks of rose and lilac; there are prophets with long white beards, backlit by dazzling sun.
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On Friday, Chief Spadafora's body was lifted off the back of a fire truck and carried into St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue the same way: swaddled in an American flag and laid in a Stokes basket.
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When Li-yan, a young woman living in a remote tea-farming village in China, has a baby out of wedlock, she abandons her newborn daughter — swaddled in a blanket with a tea cake — in a nearby city.
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Overall, the analysis showed an increased risk of SIDS when babies were swaddled for "all babies put together," said co-author Dr. Rachel Y. Moon, division head of general pediatrics at the University of Virginia School of Medicine.
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The 28-year-old mother of two (she has 4-year-old son King Cairo from a previous relationship with Tyga) appears to be hiding a smile behind her hand as Dream is swaddled in a pink blanket.
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Stroking Mr. Blevins's hair as he lay on the bed in their home, his swaddled hands propped on pillows, Ms. Sykes described how he had saved her from a life of methamphetamine addiction, bringing her from Yakima, Wash.
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Of course, a steaming mug of tea or hot chocolate certainly helps, but the beauty of hygge is that you don't actually have to be swaddled in flannel or halfway through a venti peppermint mocha to feel it.
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It put me in mind of important remarks that the commentator Van Jones, a prominent Democrat, made just six days beforehand at the University of Chicago, where he upbraided students for insisting on being swaddled in Bubble Wrap.
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I wanted him to understand why there was a swaddled kernel of extreme emotion at the very heart of me that I knew he could sense, but for many years, I simply could not say the words without crying.
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Hoverboards may not hover, but as long as they're still catching fire and causing head injuries, at least they provide a little danger to a generation of kids who have grown up swaddled in bubble wrap their entire lives.
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She walked out of Marawi City along with thousands of others just hours after delivering her fifth child, and trekked for hours with the infant swaddled in cloth and her own traditional malong, or long skirt, drenched in blood.
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A tunnbrödsrulle consists of a couple of your garden variety pork-beef dogs swaddled in a buttered tunnbröd (northern Swedish flatbread) with mayonnaise, mashed potatoes, fried onions, raw onions, and shrimp salad with more mayonnaise, just for good measure.
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To today's internet-hardened young adult, politically angry art that has not been safely swaddled in a layer of conceptual absurdity or economic viability can engender a "good for you" at best, a twinge of vicarious embarrassment at worst.
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So if you're currently swaddled up in a blanket, surrounded by used tissues, empty pizza boxes, and candy wrappers while trying to stop yourself from scrolling through your ex's Facebook timeline again, take heart: That's a completely normal reaction.
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A photo quickly traveled from phone to phone: There was 8-year-old Cody Langford, one of the surviving children, on a hospital bed, his head swaddled in bandages, a thin shoulder peeking out from under a white blanket.
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It was all so sudden, so unlikely that it felt giddy, swaddled as it was in an air of unreality: If England, at a World Cup, could score six goals, why shouldn't it also train with a rubber chicken?
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I met several other men who lay in hospital beds, glassy-eyed with fixed expressions, and swaddled in blood-stained bandages, their frames curled up as much as their injuries would allow, as if their entire bodies were wincing.
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Cracked and cratered, 17-mile-wide Pan is wearing a narrow, knife-edge fringe around its Equator, while 30-mile-wide Atlas is smooth and swaddled in a skirt that's so voluminous it mostly hides the moon's bulbous core.
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Arguably it began, as these things do, at least two years ago — The New York Times began chronicling young women on the streets of Brooklyn layering clothes in creative ways that shielded or swaddled their bodies back in 2015.
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The Philly skies were steely and low, continually threatening snow or a bitter rain, and I felt happier swaddled in a cheerful bit of living color while the world turned itself into a 19th-century engraving all around me.
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It&aposs very important that you stop swaddling them after they start to roll over on their own because swaddled babies who roll from their back onto their belly could have trouble lifting themselves up and they could asphyxiate.
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At the head end of 2131, swaddled in a cushioned chair stitched with the Amtrak insignia, the 21188-year-old engineer, Brandon Bostian, watched the apartment houses of North Philadelphia bleed into view, his boots resting on the corrugated metal floor.
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In the 10 gouaches she painted for "Insomnia," the mood is quiet but unsettling: a swaddled baby in a mysterious box, a pile of leaves in a bare white room, empty chairs that cast eerie shadows on a sloping lawn.
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And "moms" have the skills to do it: They are used to efficiently cleaning up messes and efficiently delegating assignments and efficiently making sure everyone is fed and swaddled and clean and dry and wearing shoes on the right foot.
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In the image, which was taken after Gene had been washed and dried off, the 37-year-old actress and comedian cradled her newborn — who was all swaddled up in a tiny white towel — while feeding him from a bottle.
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In the image, baby Psalm could be seen swaddled in blankets and resting in a crib that was filled with other soft objects, including crib bumpers, which prompted numerous social-media users to share their concern over the newborn's welfare.
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But I took him to day care and he ended up being swaddled in a Velcro swaddle, put in another child's car seat, completely unbuckled, put in another room on the floor, in a car seat, unsupervised for two hours.
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Now they're a dup and last Friday they celebrated the releas of their debut album Funs Cool [sic] via Rough Trade and this single is a melancholy, harmony-swaddled song that could easily soundtrack a Wes Anderson-directed (extremely short) short.
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Notebook For all his flagellation of the dishonest, disgusting and corrupt media — including, of course, "the failing New York Times" — Donald Trump rarely seems as comfortable as he does when swaddled in the soft glare of the TV news cameras.
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On the day I met her at the Four Seasons, she was swaddled in jewelry, zippers and sequins, with blond hair as high as her heels and a physical presence so outsized that you could probably sketch her silhouette from memory.
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" When I ask Klemanski about my compression pants specifically, he says that it's actually along the same lines as using compression vests for kids who are feeling overstimulated from symptoms of ADHD—"using tight clothing to make them feel swaddled.
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A few decades ago, we were still swaddled in a consensus that made us feel as if things were unlikely to change or end, even if we dearly wanted them to; the order of the world was too firm for that.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared the first photo of Pslam on May 17, when she officially revealed the new baby and the name they had chosen to the world alongside a snap of the newborn swaddled up in his crib.
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There's Kevin Bacon, shirtless, shaving a lamb in the middle of the road; there's Kevin Bacon shot from behind, lowering himself deliberately into a steaming hot tub; there's Kevin Bacon, naked on a plush couch, his legs spread, swaddled lovingly in a blanket.
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And if you think that's a whole lot of look, it was nothing compared to Ashley who swaddled herself in a thick jacket and navy maxi skirt, accessorizing with a matching scarf, crocodile handbag, dark shades, and a large bottle of water.
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Only now are they out for everyone to read, swaddled in footnoted commentary and contextual analysis, in a book titled Insomniac Dreams: Experiments With Time by Vladimir Nabokov, edited by Gennady Barabtarlo, a critic and translator who teaches at the University of Missouri.
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The description was enough to cause a visceral reaction, in part because it reminded me of a disturbing YouTube video I saw recently of a distressed monkey swaddled from head to toe in a snowsuit, bouncing helplessly as people watch and laugh.
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The Mahler Chamber Orchestra, a versatile Berlin-based group that was on hand throughout the festival, accompanied Kopatchinskaja in a most unusual performance of the Beethoven Violin Concerto, in which the soloist was ceremonially swaddled in yards of fabric before she played.
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It was bright enough to see R. still sleeping beside me, cocooned in the blanket I had bought after the first night we spent together, when I woke shivering to find him bound tight in the comforter we were sharing, swaddled beside me.
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It was a performance so poor, particularly in terms of the expectations that once swaddled Rubio, that Trump called on him to end his campaign, saying that the race was effectively down to two men, so why not make that the formal reality?
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The dojo owners liked for him to show his face during intros so that when he was fake-raping the women who'd come to take the self-defense class, they'd remember there was a soft, responsive body swaddled in padded, repulsive acts.
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The bottom lineEvery baby is different, and some even resist a swaddle, but if you have a baby who likes to be swaddled, the Halo SleepSack is worth it because, in my experience, it&aposs convenient for parents and secure for babies.
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Front Burner This ready-to-roast porchetta, a boneless, rolled and seasoned piece of lean pork swaddled in pork belly, comes from a third-generation butcher, Thomas Odermatt, whose RoliRoti porchetta sandwich regularly sells out at the Ferry Plaza market in San Francisco.
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This week, as cold and fog cloaked the streets, we've found ourselves swaddled up in bed clutching our laptops, eking what enjoyment and warmth we could from the best new music on the internet—and let us tell you, it's been roasting.
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Swaddled in gear to protect us from the 14-degree chill, we clambered in four or five at a time, ascending 11,000 feet above sea level to the plateau, a white plain bounded by the jagged peaks of the Dolomites mountain range.
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" For the first time in 42 years, a swaddled royal baby wouldn't be paraded down the steps of the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital, whose entrance was described by the New York Times last year as "the most stared-at doors in the world.
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The treatment ends with the full-body application of an avocado oil-infused mask, after which your body is swaddled in a foil-like blanket that traps in heat allowing you to drift into sleep for 20 minutes while the mask works its magic.
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To introduce their baby to the world, Harry and Meghan opted to wrap him in a merino wool blanket from G.H. Hurt & Son, a Nottingham-based shawl maker that has swaddled every royal baby since the queen gave birth to Prince Charles in 1948.
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As family lore has it, our mother, who was 21 then, tied their four children together along a length of rope, tethered them to her waist, swaddled her newest infant, and boarded a cross-country train in Jacksonville to go get her husband back.
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As someone who has spent more than a decade working in fashion media (and knew full well that maternity clothes wouldn't exactly offer Gucci runway-level realness), I was still surprised at my inability to find pants that didn't make me feel like a jeggings-swaddled potato.
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In the image, Kardashian West's fourth child with husband Kanye West could be seen swaddled in blankets and resting in a crib that was filled with other soft objects, including crib bumpers, which prompted numerous social-media users to share their concern over the baby's welfare.
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In a world defined by how occluded and foreclosed it is, aspirational sports names—the sort of sports names that suggest white-shoe accounting firms or people swaddled in wealth and privilege so profound that they can only think about boats—are a sort of wishcasting.
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Her experiments, conducted at Babies Hospital in New York City, showed that babies who had been fed and swaddled did not react to pinpricks, and that those who were awake did not have a specific response to pinpricks on parts of the body that were stimulated.
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In a voluptuous painting here by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, which he gave the winkingly ironic title "The Useless Resistance" and completed in 1773, a maiden swaddled in silks tugs on the wig of an advancing seducer, who has lifted her skirt to reveal her opalescent thighs.
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Love What Survives sounds like the comforting after-party to the darkened club sounds of Dom and Kai's first two albums; it recalls the fuzzy warmth of riding out the last few hours of a pill while swaddled in someone else's hoodie on your best friend's couch.
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One of Ms. Lonning's pieces, a cone-shaped, black rattan basket big enough to hold a swaddled infant, is punctuated by ikat-style slashes of vivid color; more whimsical still is a spherical "hairy" vase, whose symmetrical protruding fibers evoke the geometry of a drawing made with a spirograph.
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The video, directed by Brother Willis, takes place in the glossy world of fashion at a perplexing photo shoot, where Francis and Heard can be spotted swaddled in a multitude of high-sheen fabrics piled on models looking like they came straight out of Project Runway's avant-garde challenge.
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In Series games in the Northeast and Midwest, it has become commonplace to see fans swaddled in blankets and winter wear looking no more comfortable than the players, who sometimes wear turtlenecks or hand warmers or, in more extreme cases, balaclavas that wrap around a person's head and face.
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It's no wonder we all wanna curl up under a weighted blankie in a Care Bears hoodie right now, play Animal Crossing, and pretend we're not kidults or emerging adults but little tiny babies, swaddled by ASMR, our fingers deep in slime and our bellies full of cake.
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Hoping to get tips from the general public, the Forsyth Sheriff's Office released portions of the bodycam video earlier this week showing the rescued child being taken from her plastic onesie and expertly swaddled in a blanket by the burly deputy before being handed over to the Emergency Medical Service.
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For adults, Christmas is the reward for a year's worth of struggles, and the musical exuberance is also tinged with melancholy ("When we are born we are swaddled and suckled, whispered to, fussed over, tickled and cuddled/ when we grow up things get muddled/ and here it is, Christmas time").
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Mr. Gentili turns out some delectable little starters (puzzlingly called "tapas" on the menu): pan-seared shrimp swaddled in bacon; milky burrata paired with warm, chunky caponata; prosciutto di Parma and fresh mozzarella drizzled with honey-truffle oil; and tiny ruffled arugula mingled with pleats of prosciutto and shavings of Parmesan.
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At one point, a young girl, swaddled in a bright-pink winter coat, stopped in front of the restaurant window, tightly gripped the railing and burst into tears as her mother gently — and unsuccessfully — tried to lure her back to the ice Mr. Stan was asked if he had skated here.
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A few nights ago, Mr. Cruz, the Princeton grad and Texan, walked into the lobby of a hotel here — still swaddled in his winter coat and scarf — whipped out his iPhone and previewed a future Twitter post: a Monty Python video that he used to mock the cowardice of his chief rival.
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First, in an outraged fusillade of e-mails, which are cleverly projected onto a screen at the side of the stage, and then in person—growling bearishly into his phone as he sits in an overstuffed armchair, swaddled in an incongruous pink bathrobe—he tells Jim, in no uncertain terms, to piss off.
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The group sipped on mini bottles of champagne covered in glitter from One Hope, wore customizable shoes from Cambiami, and swaddled themselves in between outfit changes in Hayley Paige robes and a special bomber jacket for Kelsea from the same designer with the word "BRIDE" written in hot pink across the back.
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When the Sun struggles to rise above the horizon by 9 am and sets at the stroke of 143 pm, when every part of your body is either swaddled in wool or chapped and frozen—that, my friends, is when coffee is the only fuel capable of powering you through your day.
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She grew up swaddled in cultural luxury, knowing Lenny, born Louis, variously as "Lennuhtt" (from a private childhood language), Maestro, El Caballero and — when he grew older and more exasperating — simply LB. The many nicknames bespoke a fundamental restlessness both professional and personal; Bernstein père was ceaselessly teaching and talking, frugging and fretting.
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In an Instagram shot posted by both Tom and Gisele, the pair share a kiss pre-Gala with the athlete wearing his tux for the night, while the supermodel is still swaddled in a robe, keeping her look for the night literally under wraps, with only her engagement ring and some dangly diamond earrings visible.
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Weighted blankets are designed to help people sleep better by making them feel swaddled (like a hug) and may even help with the release of dopamine (the happy hormone.) lululemon workout gear It's time to help your grad toss out that ratty T-shirt and upgrade her workout wardrobe to something stylish and sophisticated.
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In this modern world, we live our daily lives in a sea of plastic, from the bottle that contains our morning face wash; to the plastic-swaddled food we grab at the store; to the water we sip in our car on the way home; all the way to the little container that holds our evening dental floss.
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The long-haul meals — a five-spice chicken with rice and green beans, scrambled eggs with bits of turkey and a side of seasoned potatoes — stewed in still more plastic, including individual bags for the rolls, miscellaneous containers for the attendant spreads and condiments, and disposable plastic sheaths that swaddled an assemblage of equally disposable plastic flatware.
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Weighted blankets are designed to help people sleep better by making them feel swaddled (like getting a hug) and my even help with the release of dopamine (the happy hormone.) Casper pillow As your grad is stocking his new home, one of the last things he's going to want to drop a lot of money on is a pillow.
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This is not to say that there isn't a conceptual rigor to his work — the sculptures, photographs, and installations on view speak to our shared and individual experiences of space; to collectivity and community; ritual and healing — but Neto's material resourcefulness strikes us first, perhaps because it stimulates such intrinsically human desires: to be swaddled and held.
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And that was classic men's suiting and schoolboy uniforms cut out and jigsawed back together, so a jacket dropped to the hips and swaddled the legs to become a skirt, shirts stretched long to the knees under trousers sliced flat to extend a frock coat and cable sweaters ballooned into dresses over crinolines and under tennis cardigans.
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Based in the Southern Tasmanian wilderness, a certain attunement with nature is clearly visible in her sprite-like figures: "I think living in an area of the world where you are effectively swaddled by nature is incredibly soothing to the mind, and a very powerful healing tool for the soul," the artist tells The Creators Project.
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The simple act of editing the world as we move through it is tiring work, but necessary; we learn to tune things out as needed but there is also the work we have to do, the peeling of bejeweled layers of lies, one after another, in pursuit of the simple truth that's been swaddled and suffocated underneath.
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At one point, she sang a mash-up of Bruce Springsteen's iconic "Born in the USA" and her own "Let's Get Loud" while swaddled in a reversible feather coat featuring the USA flag and the flag of Puerto Rico -- the American territory that President Donald Trump has paid almost no attention to in moments of crisis.
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The men of "New Documents" dealt in the glimpse and the glance; the woman chose to stare, and she specialized in tracking down those who would plant themselves, on center stage, and return the look with interest—midgets, musclemen, twins, transvestites, hermaphrodites, bathers, strippers, and a woman with a monkey, swaddled like an infant, on her lap.
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Nudes in hand, and swaddled in far too much clothing, I leave the studio elated, realizing that the most gratifying part of standing stripped in a room full of artists was not the mementos I was taking away, possible gifts for friends or reminders of my youth when things start to sag, but instead, the experience of creating art together.
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In December, she shared a selfie of her face swaddled in a scarf; on April 4, she posted a photo from the recording studio that showed half of her face; on April 6, she showed her entire face, from a distance, in a picture from a band rehearsal, likely for the ACMs; and the night before the show, she posted another full-face selfie from a rehearsal.
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Always, his subjects seemed completely unaware they were being photographed, whether it was the chic woman reading, one elbow pointed outward, in "Elbowing Out of Town Newstand, NYC" (21987); the man leaning back on a bench in "Manhattan From the Brooklyn Promenade" (21986); or the immigrant father and his child, swaddled in blankets on the wind-whipped deck of a ship, in "Coming to America" (22002).
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" And you glisten and gleam and you are fresh out of the shower and pampered and powdered and swaddled in tight, fresh underwear, and suddenly every single one of your holes is filled at once—every single one, you are yanked and filled like a cushion at a cushion factory—and you yell out as much in surprise as in delight, "I love you!
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It was a correct thing to do, and correct, too, to cover his grave with an overturned wheelbarrow, to deter wild animals; but I would have preferred it if he had been cremated, reduced to ashes and vapor, taken beyond decay, rather than placed, however reverentially, however well swaddled, in that damp hole which would eat away his lovely fur and his beautiful eyes.
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In her new book Formerly Known as Food: How the Industrial Food System is Changing Our Minds, Bodies and Culture, Lawless outlines how the billion-dollar modern food industry has altered our perception of what's good for us, leading us away from healthy, whole foods and and steering us towards plastic-swaddled, additive-laden processed snacks with which, because they're stamped with an "organic" label, we virtuously fill our shopping carts.
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Just in case you thought her insouciant attitude in regards to temperature was a recent development, recall that this is the coat-less look Rihanna chose to wear to ring in the New Year in this very same city: To celebrate January first, the pop star opted for her skimpiest attire, donning a pink Fendi fur mini dress with no coat because who needs layers when you're swaddled in tiny pieces of mink and marabou?
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Uncannily, the French artist ORLAN, in 19813-75, did a similar photo grid, "Occasional Striptease with Trousseau Sheets," consisting of 18 self-portraits, at first costumed like Gian Lorenzo Bernini's Saint Teresa, madonna-like, suckling a swaddled bundle of fabric, but by the fifteenth shot she's not dressed at all, à la Botticelli's Venus, with the final image simply the pile of sheets on the floor, as if she had ascended into heaven or melted into the earth.
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It was at once refreshing and radical, part of a sophisticated menu featuring a custard of kaanga wai, corn scraped from cobs left to ferment for weeks in a running stream — a dish often feared by those unfamiliar with its frank funk — and titi, a seabird whose flesh tastes of the krill it eats, preserved in an ancient Maori preparation akin to French confit, the bird stuffed inside a tube of kelp, swaddled in its own rendered fat.
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