Empowered women love to buy, buy, buy – badass tees, badass stuff with slogans, little trinkets and also little trinkets with badass slogans.
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Episode 29 — "Mirror Faces" Welcome to the world of Trinkets.
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The company has numerous brands that offer small, affordable trinkets.
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Complicated parental situations abound in Netflix's new YA series Trinkets.
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Sharecroppers in the South would collect small trinkets they found.
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Did Jules really choke her new friend Anna (Trinkets' Quintessa Swindell)?
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They organized solstice parties and sold spiritualist trinkets in their magazines.
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You can attach charms, vintage jewels, and trinkets to your liking.
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Expect some lovely jewels, trinkets, and gifts to come your way.
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Warning: This article will spoil the end of Trinkets season 1.
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Instead, the space is outfitted with personal trinkets and passion projects.
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My grandma had a lot of fancy statues, trinkets, and jewelry.
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Black homeowners, eschewing neighborhood and community, sell for million-dollar trinkets.
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Most of her income disappeared into new clothes, shoes, and trinkets.
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An elaborate tomb filled with valuable trinkets and comical booby-traps?
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Float riders throw trinkets to the crowd, including locally made candy.
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A pretty tray to contain your jewelry, cosmetics, or other trinkets
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The trinkets offered by each campaign make both parties' strategies clear.
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But then I tend to accumulate things, books and little trinkets.
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The teen drama "Trinkets" will also reach its end in 2020.
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At this point, social media is saturated with concept for such trinkets.
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I have practical archives of books, VHS tapes, records, and other trinkets.
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Storefronts are being unboarded so people can sell trinkets to inquisitive tourists.
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Netflix's newest salacious teen drama is Trinkets, a show about high schoolers.
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Forget the idea of hobbyists printing off small plastic trinkets at home.
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The prizes went digital this spring, after billions of trinkets were distributed.
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An adorable macaron-shaped box will help you store trinkets in style.
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These industrial bookshelves can hold all of your favorite novels and trinkets.
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Above, Mr. Xi and Mao seen on trinkets in a souvenir shop.
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Allegedly, the many dolls and tiny unboxable trinkets in my L.O.L. Surprise!
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One can see recognizable toys and trinkets: Star Wars, a toy monkey.
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They tried their hand at candle making, trinkets, embroidery and baked goods.
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He was so nice, he gave them presents and trinkets and desserts.
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Instead, it's often the trinkets inside that have gained the most notoriety.
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Enamel, an ancient technique, has been applied to contemporary jewelry and trinkets.
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Trinkets separates "Monday I'm in Love" into character vignettes, so I will too.
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The selection of four-star–rated gadgets and trinkets is vast and dizzying.
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They watched boys not much older sell chewing gum and trinkets to visitors.
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The American home is replete with all manner of overpriced baubles and trinkets.
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Yes, real containers, and some of them even contain small trinkets for trade.
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As children they sold trinkets on the streets of Athens to get by.
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The ivory is used mainly to make trinkets, albeit of very high value.
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A ceramic dish that has just enough space for both of their trinkets
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Each member of the Trinkets is pulled towards PT in a different way.
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Speaking of hearts, Trinkets' best pair finally gets real about how they feel.
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That could include flying trinkets to space and then selling them on Earth.
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TRINKETS, DUMPLINGS There's these big malls in Chinatown and they have individual stores.
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So, they fire up their Amazon Prime accounts and order some quarantine trinkets.
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She gave us trinkets from Tiffany's, took us to lush afternoon high teas.
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It can be used to hold toiletries, tech accessories, or other small trinkets.
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For fall 2019, a handful of designers turned ancient currency into wearable trinkets.
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It can be used to hold toiletries, tech accessories, or other small trinkets.
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Victims testified that he gave them gifts, offering trinkets from his Olympic travels.
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The audience sees her steal the most items during Trinkets' 10-episode first season.
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That means it has been selling overpriced trinkets to idiots for almost 20 years.
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Long, communal wooden tables were covered with all manner of odd, but adorable trinkets.
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Aged ten, he plied the same trade with pens and trinkets, delivered by bicycle.
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Trinkets is a potentially a great way for the real Sabine to break out.
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Money has become so worthless that bills are used to make trinkets and souvenirs.
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Your date may only be splurging after budgeting for high-end dinners and trinkets.
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For goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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These ceramic ring trays are ideal for holding earrings, rings, and other small trinkets.
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Near the checkout line, we found a few bowls of assorted tchotchkes and trinkets.
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These majestic animals deserve to remain wild — not be turned into trophies and trinkets.
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Items like cell phone clips, socks, and caps provide a number of practical trinkets.
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It's not about moving China up the manufacturing food chain in gas station trinkets.
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Then, it's a flashforward and the Trinkets crew looks very upset at Moe's house.
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If she had stayed, she would have heard one of Trinkets' more interesting tidbits.
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In a small glass box on my dresser, I keep some treasures and trinkets.
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Nearly a century after his death, well-wishers still leave trinkets at his grave.
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Many carry Winnie the Pooh trinkets, in honor of the mascot he keeps rinkside.
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He would emerge with chandeliers, toasters, laptops and trinkets for Dawn Sturgess, his girlfriend.
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How many trinkets are found every year on the main beach in Nice, France?
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When you arrive at Petra, you are surrounded by shops selling the usual trinkets.
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There were, of course, shot glasses, figurines, mood rings and other standard tourist trinkets.
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She lives on the street and sells chewing gum and trinkets to passers-by.
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She cuts up cardboard, trinkets, staples, and bits of plastic with a craft knife.
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They sell small trinkets, beg coyly, stay quiet, and generally stay out of your way.
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And there's more to every single one of those stories, which Trinkets aims to reveal.
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After these very separate adventures, the Trinkets trio regroups in a random stretch of woods.
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Using her own money, she gave away trinkets to those who did well on assignments.
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Sitting among cards and occult trinkets in the dark, they declare their authority and strength.
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They will replace your furniture and light fixtures — and even coffee-table books and trinkets.
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The same goes for taking things that aren't yours be they supplies or office trinkets.
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Even mass-produced plastic trinkets and household goods are cheaper to print than to buy.
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Trinkets marks Quintessa Swindell's introduction to the acting world as it is Swindell's first role.
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The crowd was heavily African-American, flashing clothing and trinkets dedicated to the sitting president.
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The "leather like" holder fits five to six cards, according to seller BTC Trinkets' website.
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Mammoth ivory is highly sought after for use in trinkets and jewelry, especially in Asia.
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Bookmarc, the one remaining Marc Jacobs store on Bleecker Street, sells books and branded trinkets.
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It could have some trinkets that are protective for you, that make it more personalized.
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On the other hand, the Chinatown trinkets the gnomes encounter cut uncomfortably close to caricature.
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My makeup cases, vitamin bottles and other dresser-top trinkets would clatter to the floor.
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When they died, the trinkets were put in plaster and this would be their tombstone.
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Glass trinkets were removed from a coffee table and placed in a less precarious spot.
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Many are replacing ivory jewelry and trinkets with items made from alternative materials, like clamshell.
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Her house is unapologetically covered in bold, pink, damask-print wallpaper and tiny amusing trinkets.
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And it is full of interesting trinkets and books and paintings and photographs, all tastefully arranged.
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When they got up, Ralph picked out Spidey trinkets from the gift shop (courtesy of Whelchel).
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The building that once housed Les Halles is now being covered in flowers, trinkets and notes.
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The trinkets are carved from tusks taken from the carcasses of elephants killed for their ivory.
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Women cut from that cloth known how to manifest dreams out of fabric, color, and trinkets.
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Unlike hoverboards, the tiny spinners could easily be mistaken for harmless trinkets—but fire is fire.
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After wandering aimlessly and collecting floating trinkets around the ISS, you find Naomi, your cosmic comrade.
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The trinkets hawked to tourists in souqs are usually made in Chinese factories, not Arab workshops.
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There's all these strange little districts full of trinkets and weird treasures all over the place.
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"I love trinkets and things, but I keep it in a color story," Leanne told Insider.
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In the handbag section, we found these cardboard boxes overflowing with various trinkets and smaller accessories.
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Students exchange résumés for trinkets (USB sticks, Rubik's cubes) or, occasionally, heftier gifts (bluetooth speakers, tablets).
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When November 1 hits, use the dish as a place to display small trinkets and jewelry.
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After all, there's no shortage of people flogging Mandela trinkets, T-shirt or books of quotes.
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Her mother, who made moccasins and other trinkets that were sold to tourists, was part Chippewa.
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Personal trinkets, souvenirs, and possessions collected over time mean it really feels like a family home.
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The armor and trinkets are there, of course, because such items are integral to the game.
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The trinkets, cultural artifacts and various travel ephemera create a space that feels completely and wonderfully anachronistic.
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I really only need money to buy trinkets like keychains, wallets, and the occasional tub of vaseline.
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Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand) is immediately captivated by the singer, who seems similarly drawn to the Trinkets lead.
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But the final minutes of the Trinkets finale leave the question of sirens hanging in the balance.
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Their shells are coveted by China's rich as swanky furnishings or cut into trinkets, such as jewellery.
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Price: $50.81 on Amazon Trinkets like these provide a colorful, accessible means of communicating ideas for kids.
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Besides bracelets, this scam is also often done with hats, scarves, and small trinkets or religious items.
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The clubhouse, with a construction budget of $22017 million, sells Trump chardonnay and assorted Trump-embossed trinkets.
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She is in no particular hurry to crowd it with trinkets or complete the décor, she said.
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Trinkets, cash and milk are left as gifts for a genie said to live inside one baobab.
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Inside, board members of the two famed European clubs shook hands, exchanged trinkets and smiled for photographs.
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The Yankees brought a gold-colored, home plate-shaped box that had his name and trinkets inside.
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If you are one, though, stop playing in the bush leagues with trinkets from Fitbit and Polar.
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Are these for some kind of awareness day, or is she just keen on heinous clothing trinkets?
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News Analysis Flowers, trinkets, borrowed sweaters and other reminders of our romantic past may get tossed out.
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My grandmother Rosita collects shell lamps and mushroom trinkets; my mother has more than 300 pieces of wicker.
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Elephants are poached for their ivory tusks, which are used as trophies or carved into trinkets and ornaments.
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There is not one mysterious dead body in Trinkets or mind-bending life-or-death supernatural crisis afoot.
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When Moe caresses her suitcase of stolen trinkets, Elodie remembers that every single thing isn't destined to vanish.
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Clarke is also a big fan of wearing shiny trinkets that look like military medals, but are not.
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But unlike the campy 2013 movie Bling Ring, Trinkets focuses on the darker, psychological reasons why people shoplift.
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Is Manon herself meant to be seen as a collaborator, sleeping with the enemy in exchange for trinkets?
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Artemisia sells loose herbs and preparations, books, trinkets, and touristy items, as well as more serious craft materials.
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There was a surgeon simulator, reactive abstract art, and a puzzle game about binding wooden trinkets with rope.
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However, toys, trinkets and collectibles are selling out fast and may not be in stock for a while.
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On a recent Tuesday afternoon, families light incense and leave small trinkets in front of their ancestors' tablets.
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Instead the rules suggested people use random household objects such as thimbles, coins, or trinkets from charm bracelets.
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Meanwhile, if your Libra BFF is getting hitched, bring on the trinkets — they love conversation pieces, after all.
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Those trinkets can be posters, special jewel cases, figurines, and — what seems to be exceptionally popular today — headgear.
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The people who donate typically get an early version product in question, plus various trinkets or karmic rewards.
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While the scene of the Trinkets trio's elaborate stealing is supposed to be thrilling, it's mostly just concerning.
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But, Trinkets wants us to know Tabby has a much better romantic option, and his name is Luca.
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She didn't mean for this, but something had to go awry as Trinkets heads into its final episodes.
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What it will accept in its specially-modified receptacle are your trinkets, personal notes, and even your garbage.
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He entered, and in the corner of the room was a shrine, filled with photographs, candles, and trinkets.
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Food kiosks shared curb space with limos and exotic sports cars; old ladies sold trinkets on the street.
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Perry donned a stunning black velvet Prada gown with loads of gold charms and trinkets layered on top.
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I'm a collector by nature, so I just have stacks and shelves full of small trinkets and things.
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Carapaces are made into "tortoiseshell" jewelry and trinkets, although trade is illegal under endangered species and Kenyan laws.
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Much of the "Venetian" glassware is made in China and the newspaper kiosks are full of junky trinkets.
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For decades, utility executives who were wedded to coal regarded solar panels and wind turbines as expensive trinkets.
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Early on the toys included in the Happy Meal were little trinkets — stencils, puzzle locks and spinning tops.
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Beware of trinkets and small purchases, which seem harmless, but "are meant to ignite your spending," Rick says.
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Using ivory for trinkets causes elephant slaughter; eating shark fins—you guessed it—is not good for sharks.
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Imagine all of the designer gowns, Spice Girls memorabilia, and Golden Balls love trinkets tucked away in her closet.
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It seems Trinkets wants you to believe Mara died from a sudden bout of cancer, or a similar disease.
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The police sirens in the final seconds of Trinkets seem to suggest the law is now after the girls.
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Shulman hopes that people who see Trinkets and are also struggling with shoplifting might be compelled to find support.
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Negative Space 'FroThe fastest way to upgrade your Afro, Nelms says, is with certain angles, shapes, and modern trinkets.
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There are a few questions that loom over Netflix's new teen drama series Trinkets from the very first episode.
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In Trinkets, Luca says that he left home the second he could, and that's when he moved to Portland.
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Willard Fiske, who surprised her with gifts of trinkets and maple sugar; the Harper's editor Henry Mills Alden—joined
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"I'm decorating my house for Halloween," she said as she showed off some of the spooky trinkets on Snapchat.
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The six-week operation also seized more than 20 tonnes of the trinkets stored in depots outside the capital.
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The note never sent is now stored in a box that holds trinkets and other keepsakes from their relationship.
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Under the Viadukt, you'll find tourist-friendly but locally beloved eateries and stores chock full of threads and trinkets.
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NeoMam's room uses that same color palette, highlighting a gold bedspread and gold trinkets against blue and gold wallpaper.
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They're available in sugar plum, peppermint sticks and le macaron and are wrapped like tiny trinkets under a tree.
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She wants a small ceramic tray with the moon on it, to hold earrings, coins and other woman's trinkets.
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Since the Arab Spring of 2011, tourist numbers slumped while the stone to make his trinkets tripled in price.
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She admired law enforcement and the military, and loved to buy anything — hats, trinkets — adorned with the American flag.
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In order to support the kimono work he is passionate about, he and his wife peddle indigo trinkets online.
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He later climbed the steps and mingled with the throngs in the first-tee grandstand, distributing European team trinkets.
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"Star Wars Online" collects trinkets, art pieces, and classic toys from the original trilogy, spanning between 1977 and 1983.
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The trinkets have since disappeared from the dish, but Emett loves the "super simple and very cost-effective" recipe.
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Meaningless trinkets from American military officers who never knew their names must have been easy objects to part with.
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All the while, he will constantly range around his home to retrieve numerous treasures and trinkets to animate his points.
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Since Trinkets throws you directly into the deep end of its hormonal drama without a life vest, we'll provide one.
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It is hard to reconcile these tragic deaths, both animal and human, with the demand for trinkets and ineffectual potions.
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Snow Peak carries jet-fuel-powered stoves, folding barbecue grills and easy-packing cookware, but the smaller trinkets are irresistible.
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This time, Drake was walking through his own quiet home, packed with little trinkets and photos from his past adventures.
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If you drive past a cemetery during the holidays, you'll likely see graves festooned with holiday decorations and seasonal trinkets.
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Each country that assumes the presidency sends lots of civil servants to Brussels, plus various nationally flavoured goodies and trinkets.
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Then there are licensees, who manufacture and sell the roughly 215,000 official trinkets, garments and souvenirs hawked by Rio 2016.
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Episode 103 — "Rearview Mirror" Trinkets is ready to open up about its biggest tragedies — it only took half a season.
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This is one of Trinkets' best reminders that stealing is a very real addiction for Elodie, rather than a hobby.
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And I don't care to surround myself with ''Life of Pi'' memorabilia, say, or with any trinkets or gris-gris.
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Inside of the container is a logbook to sign and date, plus random trinkets that other people have left behind.
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Rules were for chumps who didn't have manses, suits, trinkets and gadgets like his, or so his thinking apparently went.
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He then would steer us upstairs where he'd pull dragon statuettes from Vietnam and other exotic trinkets from his bag.
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We like to tell ourselves that they exist in a vacuum, that sometimes these aural trinkets are just for us.
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The shelves of thrift stores can be places of unexpected discoveries, jammed with everyday trinkets and, rarely, with unexpected treasures.
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On the internet, where characters become avatars for our personalities and moods, passively pleasing trinkets don't pack the same punch.
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A few miles away in downtown Nassau, where the cruise ships dock, tourists shopped for trinkets, oblivious to the disaster.
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It disappears into one of my overstuffed pockets and tips my total hoard to about $143 worth of Catholic trinkets.
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And there's a good chance some of that will be spent on toys and trinkets for the kids in your life.
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R28 Binge Club: Netflix's Trinkets For me, recaps often turn into the It's Always Sunny detective board GIF made written word.
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It's a crowded and bustling hub of markets selling the famed Banarasi silk saris and scarves, and religious and spiritual trinkets.
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The store has tons of candy available to purchase, and also offers holiday trinkets, like Christmas ornaments, according to its website.
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Kangxi was not above a little supervision of his own, peering over the shoulders of his craftsmen to inspect his trinkets.
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Ritz purged the Savoy of its old-fashioned fussy trinkets and replaced them with elegant palm trees and banks of flowers.
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Luca and Tabitha's relationship in Trinkets is complicated because she's 16 when the series begins, and he's seemingly at least 20.
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Among the trinkets are data-cards packed with videos of Qadri awaiting his execution, singing religious songs from a prison cell.
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My request has only been ignored, delayed, mocked, given trinkets and lip service by the prison, the military, and this administration.
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One of those trinkets is the place card from his infamous dinner with President Donald Trump, The New York Times reports.
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"Oh, my god, she was like my mother," said Karnel Paul, 42, who sells trinkets to Hindu pilgrims near the hospice.
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They presented her with bouquet after bouquet as well as expensive jeweled trinkets to show how much they appreciated her efforts.
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My son was having a total meltdown in the checkout area, where the candy and trinkets are posted for impulse shoppers.
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The loft features camping trinkets, a framed copy of Cigar Aficionado magazine starring Tom Selleck, and a lot of hunter's plaid.
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The sisters' bedroom, which they share, is furnished with Maple Leafs collectibles and novelty items, from pillows to bedsheets to trinkets.
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As the (small) team sat together, brainstorming trinkets they could develop as event handouts, the idea for Baby Tress was born.
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When Hattie died in the early 1970s, the artist inherited a trunk filled with personal effects: letters, family photographs, handkerchiefs, trinkets.
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Several safes were found, one of which contained jewelry and trinkets authorities believe could be souvenirs from his victims, Adams said.
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I walked along Broadway down the Canyon of Heroes, where Lady Liberty's presence was ubiquitous in the form of souvenir trinkets.
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Once TerraCycle receives the LOL packaging, accessories and trinkets, the metal gets melted down and the plastic gets turned into pellets.
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The trinkets at issue — the rat, cat, marbles, tadpoles and the rest — could not be returned to the boys, he said.
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"You have train buffs anxious to get a seat on the first train, to get trinkets from the day," he said.
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Bring a supply of trinkets and toys you can use to keep the child interested throughout the period, including electronic distractions.
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As the shopkeeper splayed the trinkets out on the glass, he uncovered a single gold disc, slightly larger than the others.
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Elodie probably won't be on the road with Sabine for long if Trinkets is renewed, especially since those sirens are a-coming.
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Fashionista also points out that Dany has a vast collection of dragon-themed trinkets, like hair clips, necklaces, and many, many brooches.
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Tacoma doesn't send players around collecting notes and trinkets for their own sake, although it offers a few achievements for certain tasks.
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Buy lots of cheap trinkets — bric-a-brac, if you will — and put it all wherever, like a flourishing garden of bullshit.
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Our house wasn't full of dusty old books or eccentric trinkets; it smelled of cat pee and was full of moldy cups.
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If warmer weather represents a time when floors should be washed, shelves dusted, and trinkets regulated, then what about those colder times?
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Inspired by the handmade trinkets that line Chinatown storefronts, Alexandra asked shop owner Lisa Deng to create a bag just for her.
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Netflix's new teen drama Trinkets features some great songs, but it sets itself apart by having a musician sing their original music!
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Alongside all the books sat a collection of stuffed toys, blocks, blankets and other cute trinkets that added to the space's aesthetic.
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One day, after I get home from work, I unpack some small trinkets that once decorated the shelves of my past apartment.
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She gave me all her favorite vintage trinkets, some of which were likely valuable, some of which were just valuable to me.
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Not only can consciousness be duplicated and trapped in objects, stripped of verbal and physical agency, but now those objects are trinkets.
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Maybe your organization needs impetus and expertise — but for goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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Sam lives in a shabby-chic home in the Valley, ornamented with an eclectic collection of trinkets and art made by friends.
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It's a secret that comes out when the Trinkets trio is at their strongest, making destruction of Moe's lie all the sadder.
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Considering how long Trinkets is dragging out Danny's introduction, he better be a hot former teen star à la the Riverdale parents.
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Boob men are impulsive, shallow, they act on instinct and without thought, they are fools, essentially, easily tricked by trinkets and gewgaws.
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Again, there is a massive rifle, this one made of resin studded with assorted trinkets; similarly, the pseudo-bronze one bears flowers.
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The trunks of some trees are covered in trinkets — a rooster's claws, a bracelet, a plastic flip-flop, all for good luck.
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The plates, bowls, and trinkets lining the walls were purchased by Kyo's family in Malaysia and mailed here to New York City.
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She's assembled a small pile of trinkets in the dirt: eerily ordinary objects like coffee mugs, jewelry stands, and white porcelain dolls.
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Greetabl Custom Holiday Gift Box, available at Greetabl, from $9Customize a little box for her full of cute trinkets and sweet messages.
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You have set an example for the world to follow when it comes to this macabre and sickening trade in Nazi trinkets.
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But the mega-retailer is has its own Etsy-like corner with a platform for open air market-worthy trinkets and treats.
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Another evening near closing time, I walked into Ricky's Pit Bar B Que, a charming dive filled with old trinkets and photographs.
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As the documentary winds up with nostalgic 1970s music, it cuts to a swap meet, where you see Saar thumbing through trinkets.
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Also watch for any information that comes with free offers, such as educational seminars that provide lunch or mail offers that include trinkets.
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Large companies looking to change their fortunes or grow their markets went shopping and came home with some expensive trinkets for their collections.
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It is the single nicest moment in Trinkets and I will flip a table if some minor indiscretion undoes it in the finale.
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A new Netflix series, called Trinkets, drops today and follows a group of teenage friends who bond over an unlikely shared interest: shoplifting.
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Most of my trinkets are vintage, and those that aren't from my family are found in thrift stores, flea markets, and antique malls.
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Hoffman), or his five fighting sidekicks (voiced by Ms. Jolie, Ms. Liu, Seth Rogen, Jackie Chan and David Cross) be turned into trinkets.
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In the jargon, they are "Veblen goods", named after a 19th-century economist: prestige-enhancing trinkets for which a higher price encourages buyers.
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And the top printing designs aren't hugely groundbreaking — many are trinkets, toys, decorations, and simple household items like electronics stands or cookie cutters.
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Workers manage to sell off baubles and trinkets scavenged from the cast-off clothes but must often share the proceeds with mill owners.
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She has always referred to us as 'magpie,' because we collect important objects that we feel connected to, like vintage jewelry and trinkets.
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The show is based on the book Trinkets by Kirsten "Kiwi" Smith, who also created and served as executive producer for the series.
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So far, his biggest role besides Trinkets is playing Scott Reed in the second season of Netflix's popular teen drama 13 Reasons Why.
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Keep a tab open with this list of all the songs that can be heard in each episode of Trinkets as you watch.
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Visiting my sister's grave and leaving trinkets is our way of keeping her with us – even if only in our hearts and memories.
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On the TV side, Smith created Trinkets, a Netflix teen drama based on her YA novel — she even cast 10 Things alum Oleynik.
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In The Disaster Artist, Sestero suggests Wiseau might have gained the nickname "The Birdman" while selling bird trinkets on the streets in France.
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During mornings and early afternoon, Enock Sengobe can be found hawking snacks and trinkets to motorists at intersections in Uganda's capital city Kampala.
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Whitten's mosaics often catch flecks of dirt or whatever in them, and he also kept casting random trinkets and debris throughout his career.
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The two have a habit of combing through the scenery for little trinkets they can take home, such as beach glass and driftwood.
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Yes, the rent will go up The apartment is still filled with O'Grady's knickknacks and trinkets, making it feel smaller than it is.
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And watch for any information that comes with free offers, such as educational seminars that provide lunch or mail offers that include trinkets.
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By criminalizing the purchase of ivory, the ban is meant to stop people from selling and buying ornaments and trinkets made from ivory.
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The streets of Bethlehem are lined with tiny shops, many selling olive wood trinkets and beautifully carved nativity sets, but they are struggling.
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Playmobil Santa's Workshop, $22.69, available at WalmartHelp the elves get ready for Christmas by slowly filling Santa's workshop with trinkets, toys, and figurines.
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In a show that doesn't exactly have a main villain — no Gargoyle King or Black Hood here — he is Trinkets' most nefarious presence.
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Analysts say Mr Silverman also prioritised keeping consumers happy — hence the discounts — over pandering to the artisans peddling their trinkets on the site.
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I headed into this place of refuge—whizzing by the affordable trinkets in the front to pick up the household essentials I needed.
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The hair-accessory craze, called "mourning jewelry," was a Victorian trend of fashioning wearable trinkets out of the hair of deceased loved ones.
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Leave one on your bedside table or in your entryway to collect keys, small jewelry, or any other small trinkets you might have.
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Mothers looked over dolls and trinkets at nearby Toys 2150 U, which had hung a Hanukkah menorah made of Legos in the window.
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The artist was debilitated throughout her life by a spinal injury, and heaping on trinkets was a way of arming herself against pain.
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Once you open those plastic bags, you're greeted by another plastic casing that's filled with sand and trinkets, each individually wrapped in plastic.
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Beyond separating out my wireless cards, it's also very adept at carrying coins and small techie trinkets like SD cards and earphone cleaning tools.
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Ebay isn't just a place where you can buy and sell random trinkets; it's also a place where you can make lots of money.
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An investigation into Yahoo Japan's auction site found that more than 12 tons of whole tusks and ivory trinkets were sold through the platform.
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So whether you're hoarding crystals or curating trinkets from visits, an altar is the perfect way to find connection to something bigger than yourself.
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His sculptures feature everything from old military trinkets and African masks to Monty Python motifs and "joke shop knick knacks," according to the gallery.
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HNA-everything: Project Goldfinger In the James Bond film, a mysterious outsider with an eye for trinkets sets his sinister sights on limitless wealth.
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During his sit-down with Nilsen, Obama revealed that he often carries a handful of trinkets that he's collected from supporters over the years.
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A laid-off factory worker might lend a hand on the family farm, become a casual day labourer, or sell trinkets on the street.
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Per the product's description on the Boots website, the calendar contains a key ring, pen, bauble, cookie cutter, jotter, candle, stickers, among other trinkets.
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The Italian photographers combed shopping malls throughout the southwest, cataloging the funny, vulgar, and sad trinkets that reflect a campaign best described as ugly.
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In China, shoppers bought fewer gold trinkets but more gold coins and bars as investments, perhaps reflecting concerns about their falling currency and stockmarket.
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I loved the little, contained worlds with all of the trinkets and lights and switches and exciting hidden features in each home or set.
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Joining might require an invitation from a friend, membership money and plenty of "throws": plastic trinkets to chuck from floats, which might total $3,000.
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The violence broke out after police moved in to clear illegal vendors who sell local delicacies, trinkets and household goods from makeshift streetside stalls.
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I shook his withered hand in the hot sun, then presented, with ceremonial panache, $20 and some goody-bag trinkets from Australian fashion week.
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You may not initially realize Bryant is here, since Trinkets camouflages her features with a confusing amount of hair in front of her face.
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Just one episode after Trinkets told us Elodie is lying about her "girlfriend from New Mexico" — that sounds familiar — she recants the whole story.
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And will the Ironborn go along quietly with this plan and change their economy into one where they make seaweed trinkets for Westerosi tourists?
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Packed with photos of vintage Christmas decorations, advertisements, and other trinkets, Archer's book is couched in her knowledge of design and American craft history.
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Radio ads broadcast in parts of the country offer $100 to $150 for jaguar fangs, most likely for necklaces to be sold as trinkets.
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The two worked diligently, exchanging quiet smiles, Jessica playfully reminding their mother every so often that she needs to cull her collection of trinkets.
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On every surface were books and trinkets and junk — Civil War histories, annals of the county, dictionaries, empty beer bottles, packages of ramen noodles.
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This leaves Mr. McConnell with enough room to throw some trinkets at legislators who are on the fence or need cover for their vote.
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That could mean trinkets you collected during your adventures, souvenirs for friends and family, or the results of a no-holds-barred shopping spree.
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Researchers at the WildGenes laboratory of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland recently discovered traces of mammoth DNA in ivory trinkets sold illegally in Cambodia.
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DONGGUAN, a southerly Chinese city near Hong Kong, is better known for cranking out cheap trinkets than for producing high-end equipment of any kind.
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Osamu's wife—it seems—is Noboyu (Sakura Ando), who works in a launderette, and pockets any trinkets which her customers have left in their clothes.
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He became one of Callas's rare confidants, after hanging around her dressing-room door for weeks like a lovesick boy and fetching trinkets for her.
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He also likes to give gifts and trinkets, like a model of Aquila, the fancy aircraft that will allegedly bring the internet to the world.
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The wooden box full of amulets, trinkets, and gems is believed to have belonged to a Roman sorceress, according to the Archaeological Park of Pompeii.
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Though it takes her awhile to arrive, Trinkets' singer-songwriter Sabine (Katrina Cunningham), finally does, in a moment that finds all eyes are on her.
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Sure, it's more expensive than an ordinary deck of cards, but the handy trinkets of typeface and design wisdom make them worth the small splurge.
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Many of the tusks enter an underground pipeline to Asia, especially China, where ivory is used to make eyeglass frames, combs, statuettes and other trinkets.
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Those attending can either come with small objects from home or create poems, drawings or simple trinkets at the museum that they'd like to trade.
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The owners have made up for lost revenue by selling Harvard trinkets and, to the consternation of the business association, lottery tickets, cigarettes and pornography.
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The size of the current luxury handbag area will be tripled to house more than 7,000 different accessories, like sunglasses, scarves, tech trinkets and handbags.
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She leaves crystals and other spell-casting trinkets in Bonnie's room as she sleeps — a practice Bonnie has apparently kiboshed before and similarly rejects now.
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In his mid-20s he hitchhiked to Rome, where he sold trinkets from a handcart, including what he said were horseshoes belonging to Julius Caesar.
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Trinkets deemed to be worth less than $100 are held for three months, while anything valued at more than $5,000 is kept for three years.
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You can find all kinds of objects, trinkets, and decorating pieces that'll suit your existing living space and will certainly attract a compliment or two.
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These are not the machine-made trinkets imported from Asia that tourists find in Venice's souvenir shops, but rather inventive designs produced from quality materials.
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These trinkets that used to be the relics of tourist hippies and biker gangs have now thoroughly permeated the mainstream, thanks not least to Instagram.
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Joining them means that you are a slave to materialism and to those who buy trophies and trinkets to fill the emptiness of their lives.
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From next-level sweatpants, sweet treats, motivational trinkets, an entire calendar filled with good news, here are 20 brilliantly restorative gifts to give this holiday season.
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Netflix's new series Trinkets, which is undoubtedly geared toward a younger audience, also features parents who alarmingly have no idea the troubles their teenage daughters experience.
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He also has to be over 21 because he serves drinks at a bar in a nightclub, but Trinkets never explicitly says how old Luca is.
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The album's title reflected his growing desire to be taken seriously as a recording artist and not just as a crafter of perfect, ephemeral pop trinkets.
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No over-the-top gestures, long-stem roses, or fancy dinner suggestions in this Valentine's Day gift roundup, instead we've curated sweet trinkets all under $20.
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These trinkets send a clear message every time you put them on — you're here to f*ck shit up, and you don't care who knows it.
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There's a cartoonish version of a world full of hacked hair brushes and patio umbrellas, one in which bad actors transform smart objects into hostile trinkets.
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The internet can be a source of joy, especially when it comes to finding random trinkets and tools you would have otherwise had no idea existed.
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For those who are feeling uninspired by the gifting options above, take a look at some gadgets, unique trinkets, and food you can wrap up instead.
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We remember their homes as grand, bizarre estates disconnected from our modern world full of old trinkets and photographs, complemented with stories told but often forgotten.
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In the Bangladeshi coastal town of Cox's Bazar, many young girls work from dawn to dusk, selling tourists food and trinkets to provide for their families.
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Scads of trinkets and gewgaws could suddenly be yours in a flash, no membership required, provided you bought at least $35 of them at a time.
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Trinkets' soundtrack also has the distinction of including songs that the leads Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand), Tabitha (Quintessa Swindell), and Moe (Kiana Madeira) would likely listen to.
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The clashes broke out after police moved in to clear "hawkers", or illegal vendors who sell local delicacies, trinkets and household goods from makeshift streetside stalls.
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Far Cry Primal, released last month, is stuffed full of collectibles — essentially pointless trinkets that exist primarily to keep people playing longer than they need to.
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The character's surname may reflect his tendency to snatch various trinkets from the students he does catch (and his desire to pilfer some magic for himself).
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O'Keeffe received dozens of such letters each month, often accompanied by trinkets her admirers thought she would appreciate: smooth stones, snippets of poetry, snapshots of landscapes.
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An amateur treasure hunter lowered a magnet into a Massachusetts pond to search for trinkets, but instead hoisted up five guns, including an Uzi submachine gun.
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Styled after the traditional, centuries-old markets of Germany, this Christkindlmarkt features hundreds of vendors selling traditional crafts and trinkets from Germany, Austria, and local artisans.
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One student in a program I led spent almost all her nonscheduled hours pounding the pavement of Southeast Asia haggling over $2 T-shirts and trinkets.
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Hunter Toiletry Bag, $35 - $75, available at Dagne DoverShe probably already has a few toiletry bags to hold her trinkets while she travels, but this one
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On 125th Street in Harlem, Nana Yaw, a 57-year-old sidewalk vendor from Ghana, was setting up his table with African jewelry, trinkets and statuettes.
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The trinkets also align with macro trends in the men's wear market, said Brian Trunzo, the senior men's wear editor at the trend forecasting firm WGSN.
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Pang brings her home to Kopitiam, decorating the space with trinkets purchased in Malaysia & sent to her by her parents, and cooking up generational family recipes.
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It's full of junk and my favorite books lining the shelves and all of my trinkets that I could never part with in a million years.
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In series like Euphoria and fellow Netflix series Trinkets, young people have absolutely no awkward qualms about tossing on fetish gear or shopping for vibrators together.
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A teen drama based on a novel, "Trinkets" follows the lives of three teenagers who become fast friends after crossing paths at a Shoplifters Anonymous meeting.
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In their place, the cheery stalls selling mulled wine, crafts and trinkets had returned to the Christmas market on Breitscheidplatz in Berlin, which reopened on Thursday.
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But if the creatures look real, they also look, well, kind of silly, dressed in over-the-top bone armor and covered in goofy claw trinkets.
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Paul Alexander's Trinkets is not a glossy Hollywood revision of a bygone time and place; it's a testimonial for a period fraught with excitement and horror.
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Emanuele Filiberto de Savoy, 44, has turned a cold shoulder on polo-playing, counting golden trinkets, and whatever else royal Blue Bloods do to pass the time.
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The last shot we see (before we hopefully get a Trinkets season 2) is a van traveling along a deserted road and police sirens can be heard.
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Pax-Am is unashamedly rock 'n' roll: it's littered with trinkets like the inside of a comic book store, its walls are covered in leopard print fabric.
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We find ourselves in an apartment straight out of my West Elm dreams: creamy whites, dove greys, reclaimed woods, and modern trinkets that tie it all together.
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Instead, the space is outfitted with personal trinkets and passion projects, like the fireplace she designed herself with stones "from the end of the beach," she says.
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Since the kids help their parents sell trinkets and flowers during the rush hour in the morning and evening, the school operates from about 10:30 a.m.
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But as the number of beauty box options exploded over the past few years, so did the mailings spattered with off-brand beauty samples and mystery trinkets.
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This never looked like a mass market as we suggested at the time, querying Unsworth on how sizable a market she envisaged for these high end trinkets.
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Trinkets follows Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand), Tabitha (Quintessa Swindell), and Moe (Kiana Madeira), three high school girls from different social circles who bond after attending Shoplifters Anonymous meetings.
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This vanity set has the brush, the comb, and a few other fancy trinkets that will make any dressertop fit to serve for anyone's brooding haircare sessions.
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By the end of Trinkets season 1, Tabitha (Quintessa Swindell), Moe (Kiana Madeira), and Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand) have forged a forever friendship, and made one major mistake.
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The Museum of Broken Relationships is located in Zagreb, Croatia, and is dedicated to those trinkets and gifts that had special meaning, specifically due to a relationship.
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In some cases, migrants are press-ganged into selling the trinkets to pay off the debts they owe to traffickers after being smuggled into Europe from Africa.
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I thought about the little trinkets on the top of my dresser, and how they make me smile when I pick out something to wear in morning.
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The WGC estimates that scrap gold supplies could increase by 15% this year as the rally in local prices prompts consumers to sell old trinkets and jewellery.
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The newsletter boasts an auction with "fabulous vacations," tables decorated with "rich fabrics" and adorned with "glittering trinkets," as well as "belly dancers," and "an exotic meal."
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It's really cute to see these tiny little trinkets on this shelf that really show how well-rounded this person is and how varied their tastes are.
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Lindsey-Hall invited anyone identifying as lesbian, butch, queer, non-binary, and trans to send personal objects like photos, postcards, buttons, trinkets, or clothing items for display.
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You go to any Parks Canadian, and inside their gift shop, they have culturally appropriated artwork, whether its paintings, beadwork, moccasins, dream catchers, kitschy shitty little trinkets.
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Pates makes this a point in the creative scrapbook he shares with the project: featuring different mementos and trinkets in the story, it almost feels like evidence.
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While there are no chain stores like McDonald's or Subway in the old city, the streets are still dominated by markets selling cheap trinkets and T-shirts.
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A bowerbird with especially bright plumage might have a robust immune system, for example, while one that finds rare and distinctive trinkets might be a superb forager.
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Soon enough, that scrappy cabin in the Catskills starts to house not just the trinkets collected during three-day weekends, but the memories that make a life.
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You have trinkets around the apartment that start to feel like living parts of your history together: a stuffed animal, a coffee table, a sex swing, etc.
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There were thousands of candles, crosses, teddy bears, flowers and American and Mexican flags along a chain-link fence, the trinkets of a border city's binational heartache.
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Acquiring new toys or trinkets provides a temporary buzz, but soon we adapt to our new possessions and, in terms of happiness, are back where we started.
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Shepard operates his own unofficial mime studio from his 400-square-foot apartment, layered in dusty area rugs and cluttered with photographs and trinkets from his long career.
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Instead, there are just three lovable teenage girls — Elodie Davis (Deadpool's Brianna Hildebrand), Tabitha Foster (Quintessa Swindell), and Moe Truax (Kiana Madeira) — and their shared addiction: stealing trinkets.
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This list is for the on-the-go people who are terribly difficult to buy for because there's no room for your silly leisure trinkets in their suitcases.
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It was her treasure chest — not filled with Barbies or plastic trinkets, but a trove of fashion as pure joy, puzzle pieces that helped Totah put herself together.
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For her, making these beaded trinkets was a way to pass the time with her friends, who were also in the business of giving away fun, sparkly gifts.
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I remember the crushing disappointment when I realized the handful of trinkets I bought from a local gift shop was really just plastic crap I'd never use again.
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In the clip, Garner sports the hood to a jacket that she pulled from the drawer as she pulls belts and other trinkets from her cluttered storage space.
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Unfortunately, I live in a century-old, creaky house populated by trinkets, antiques, and history, much like the Harmon's house in Los Angeles, the setting of Murder House.
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Mr Iwasaki is looking to increase sales in new areas, including tourist trinkets and educational replicas for hospital patients that explain what foods to eat after an operation.
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Brooklyn, New York (CNN)One side of the bedroom is an explosion of pink, from the hair accessories and dangling trinkets to the stuffed animals and laundry hamper.
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That's why we're saving you the time with a curated range of trinkets for everyone on our list, which are all guaranteed to be delivered by December 25.
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The restaurant is small, homey, and buzzing, decorated with trinkets and knick-knacks, with swirls of steam rising up from the big vats of stock in the kitchen.
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HAVEN Connect Lock – $296.65 See Details Keep your medication, jewelry, and other valuable trinkets safe and sound with the iKeyp, the world's first smart safe for personal items.
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Sadly, two of the three mini ceramic bowls that came in it were broken, but the unbroken one finds an immediate home on my dresser to hold trinkets.
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The speed with which these trinkets appeared on the site may seem in bad taste—the concept of "too soon" made tangible—but it was certainly nothing new.
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At 14, he ran away from the children's home and began to compose music, selling trinkets and pastries on the street and later playing in the city's bars.
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Friends described Mr. Rowley as a "skip diver," who would rummage through trash bins for valuable items and, occasionally, trinkets he would give to his girlfriend as gifts.
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For me, the act of adorning a room with little trinkets, putting up posters, and all the things associated with making a place my own always seemed futile.
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When we visited a drugstore the other day, she marched off to the aisle of holiday trinkets to assess the overall balance of sparkling tinsel to kitschy dreidels.
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But for them, it's about finally being seen as more than trinkets who can be disregarded in a world that was not built with their value in mind.
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She wanted a tiny "R," her father's first initial, behind her ear, which would be her third JonBoy tattoo (like Happy Meal trinkets, tiny tattoos encourage a collection).
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Auto journalists often joke about coming back from a big show with a sore throat and a cough, along with all those business cards, free pens and trinkets.
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But it's so dense with serious world literature of every stripe, and so absent trinkets and elaborate bookmarks and candles and other foofaraw, that it's a Platonic ideal.
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One of the trinkets is a brown, monkey-like figure with large red lips that appears to use "blackface imagery," Chinyere Ezie said in a public Facebook post.
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The Santa Monica space, with its guava-hued walls plastered with mismatched frames and trinkets is known around town as a down-to-earth, art palace of the people.
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Yep, all those cute mugs and trinkets that catch your eye as the line snakes its way through the store — and this year's collection might be the best yet.
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Netflix's new YA show Trinkets is based on a book of the same name, and the original text gives even more of a description of the three main characters.
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One of them, Moe (Kiana Madeira), differs in a few ways in the show from the novel, chiefly in that Moe is short for Maureen in the Trinkets book.
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You don't become mighty by slaughtering your foes and harvesting their essence, or shaking them down for mystical trinkets you can staple to your body like pieces of flair.
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Finally -- and perhaps most urgently -- we need to eliminate demand for the products that come from this type of crime, like the ivory trinkets found in markets across Africa.
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This research, however, demonstrates that while the average home doesn't need a 3D printer, the technology still has fantastic potential when it comes to manufacturing more than just trinkets.
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It was full of handmade gifts, vintage lamps, and other trinkets, with a small restaurant in the back — certainly not a place I'd go looking for someone to date.
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With her color scheme of copper, gold and bronze, she created a Parisian chic effect with crown molding and trinkets from thrift stores in her living room and bathroom.
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Also on the roster is a Belgian show built around a Rube Goldberg-type contraption and a silent history of Franco's Spain told via manipulated trinkets and old photographs.
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Collectors have long taken note: In the 215th century alone, millions of hawksbills were killed so their shells could be carved into bracelets, hairpieces, jewelry boxes and other trinkets.
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That you come across cute little trinkets and keepsakes at the most random times of the year, but once a specific celebration rolls around, your mind draws a blank?
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The main story isn't overly long (12 hours or so?), so the game tries to beef things up by stuffing the world with lots of trinkets and mini-games.
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While everyone else drank and watched cartoons, he and I sneaked up to his childhood bedroom, which was covered with band posters, trinkets from abroad and scratchy wool sweaters.
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The industry has largely been considered a victim of its own hype, the promise of science fiction-esque technology while the consumer versions offered little more than plastic trinkets.
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Voodoo has negative connotations in Western culture — but was primarily used for healing, good luck, and love as described throughout the tiny voodoo museum where these trinkets were sold.
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Similar to shopping for new shoes you don't need, or buying trinkets on vacation, it is an act of commerce used to pass the time on a sunny Saturday.
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The objects range from the predictable wedding dresses, rings, letters, and all manner of tchotchkes and trinkets, to locks of hair, belly button lint, and even silicon breast implants.
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Big Surprise, which was the hot toy of last season, and with a promised 60-plus surprises, it contains the most trinkets of any toy in the L.O.L. Surprise!
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In 2013, she sued a local museum, arguing that it had infringed on her trademark by selling "Mockingbird" themed T-shirts and trinkets (the suit was settled in 2014).
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Before splashing water on Basquiat's gravestone, the volunteers removed trinkets visitors had left: a white flower, a blue poker chip, a guitar pick, notes scrawled in English and French.
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However, a woman in Beauregard, Alabama, created a Facebook group to help survivors of the deadly tornadoes find their lost trinkets and treasures and help others do the same.
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Rattle says that when compulsive shoppers buy trinkets, clothes, and appliances (especially on sale), they get a rush of dopamine, a neurotransmitter which is released when we experience pleasure.
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The Society and Dead to Me are just a few recent series that didn't tie everything up neatly in a bow, and Netflix's new teen drama Trinkets is no exception.
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As you make the necessary preparations to navigate the road for long periods, don't forget to stock up on trinkets that will make your trip infinitely safer and more convenient.
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I had wandered into a random electronics store, and while I mainly was taken by all the trinkets they had lying around, I also looked at their cases of cases.
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Thus far it's been fun to print out little trinkets in a single color, but to create something more akin to a painted action figure would be a game-changer.
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Along the Chinese side of the river, vendors sold trinkets bearing the images of Kim Jong-il and Kim Il-sung, as well as offering cheap rentals of makeshift hanbok.
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"Around 55 African elephants are killed for their ivory a day, their tusks turned into carvings and trinkets," Tanya Steele, chief executive at World Wildlife Fund, said in a statement.
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On the other hand, her trinkets, which feature little faces and come in all sorts of vibrant colors, do not accurately resemble female genitalia and could be considered pop art.
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At, $99.98, it's a little on the pricey side as Doctor Who trinkets go, but you get what you pay for (the nearly 3-pound weight really conveys its quality).
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"Ninety percent of your exposure comes from that 30-second commercial on air so you can never get too carried away with all the trinkets before and after," Sheldon said.
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It's no surprise many fitness trackers end up in a drawer after just a few months, destined to track the non-activity of whatever other trinkets are there with them.
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In evaluating the public's tastes, it becomes impossible to disentangle the man from the dozens of trinkets—buildings, casinos, suits, fragrances, a Central Park carousel—that have borne his name.
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We looked through the contents: pink ribbons, a Disney Birthday Princess pin, a Mr. Potato Head ring, a Peter Pan figurine, and assorted trinkets that reminded the boys of Laura.
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He brought a big plastic suitcase he'd woven from trash bags and chips bags in prison, filled with trinkets he'd made from the same materials to bring to his family.
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The show includes some big new pieces, some smaller pieces in Nick's "psychedelic corpse" style, and there'll be some various other Gazin trinkets for sale, too, like patches he designed.
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I couldn't decide if taking all of it was a sign that I had surrendered all hope of returning home or if I was putting too much value on trinkets.
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The 21-year-old Wisconsinite runs an Etsy store called Smudge Shop Wi, where she sells a variety of trinkets, pendants, and polished rocks, for a variety of holistic purposes.
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Those who correctly identify the names of three of the seven dwarves in "Snow White" or the person whose photograph Sinead O'Connor ripped up on "Saturday Night Live" win trinkets.
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Even inexpensive trinkets were manufactured in America, and my mother, for one, ordered her children to stay away from a neighborhood boy whose parents had bought him a BB gun.
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Threading his way between tables on a cafe terrace, he held two wooden sculptures of elephants and a large cloth bag over his shoulder filled with bracelets and other trinkets.
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While markets are full of trinkets to buy and bring home, crafting these items with your kids will help teach them about the local culture and customs of your destination.
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Facial injuries like broken noses, fractured teeth and eye injuries can occur from the impact of a pack of beads or other trinkets that are traditionally thrown from parade floats.
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In a childhood flashback, a young Nadia receives a ring from one of the many American soldiers who arrived in Kocho in the mid-2000s bearing trinkets and empty promises.
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In fact, the home-goods store, co-founded by a Chinese entrepreneur and a Japanese designer, was announcing that it would be taking its capitalist trinkets into (ostensibly socialist) North Korea.
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Mandlik, who owns an 8-acre cotton farm in western India, pledged 70 grams of gold, almost all of his wife's precious trinkets, in June in return for 150,29.34 rupees ($28.77,275).
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In the United States, people who were lynched were sometimes burned to death in front of 10,000 people, or had their bodies desecrated with body parts taken by observers as trinkets.
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New-York Historical Society: 'Holiday Express: Toys and Trains From the Jerni Collection' (through Sunday) Toys of yore are on view in a mountainous landscape for trains and scene-setting trinkets.
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In some ways, they're the cornerstone symbol of the series — beautiful, yes, but also trinkets, imbued with meaning mostly because this family so desperately wants to believe in itself as royalty.
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Destiny 2 doesn't have many trinkets to dole out for players who sunk some number of hours into its predecessor, but it does do one very cool thing for returning players.
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Claus, it just makes narrative sense for the man to have a five o'clock shadow below those rosy cheeks, and some arm muscle from hammering away at those trinkets year round!
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She has trinkets like a Supreme seahorse keychain (that comes with a pretty good story) and a book called Writer's Block by Asa Ray Henson, given to her by a fan.
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Katrina Cunningham (Sabine), Age UnknownKatrina Cunningham, who goes by her stage name Kat Cunning, is a singer just like her Trinkets character and performs her original songs in a couple episodes.
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But the overriding thing that Google will try to sell us is its vision of integrating that multiplicity of physical gadgets and trinkets into its digital empire of software and services.
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Before my blood pressure goes any higher thinking about this unfortunate event, let's rewind and figure out why the Trinkets trio could be looking at serious jail time down the road.
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Zoey is right about one thing: Manhattan was purchased for a collection of trinkets, beads, and buttons that likely were valued less than some tulip bulbs (tulips were having a moment).
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How to Preserve Your Family Memories, Letters and Trinkets Good archival practices might not be exciting, but they could be the key to keeping your family history intact for future generations.
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A skulking, slouching Merricat endures the taunts of the townspeople when she makes weekly trips for provisions, rushing home to bury trinkets in the castle's enormous garden and casting protective spells.
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Instead, in my attempts to find ways of packaging my love and admiration without investing in meaningless trinkets, I tried something new: Gifting to charities in honor of my loved ones.
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In the first episode of Trinkets, which is based off the young adult novel of the same name by Kirsten"Kiwi" Smith, Elodie's problem with shoplifting arrives within the first 10 minutes.
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Infocom games were also notable for their included "feelies," or trinkets, maps, and other materials, which helped breathe life into the well-written text-based games without a computer-based visual component.
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In 22, expenses for the four-day soirees included more than $218 million in salaries, $27 million for catering, $350,000 for music, films, and photography and $20,000 for gift bags and trinkets.
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He would then decorate them with feathers and trinkets and on one occasion even an enormous model of the French warship La Belle Poule to commemorate its sinking of a British frigate.
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Scrap gold supplies in India, the world's second-biggest consumer of bullion, may increase this quarter as a rally in local gold prices has prompted consumers to sell old trinkets and jewelry.
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Shovels, cookware, food items, swords of varying condition, all can be picked up and used in the same way Skyrim lets you raid its cluttered world for trinkets you'll probably never need.
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Enormous sprays of blossoming plum branches loomed everywhere; in a tribute to the location, oversized faux-medieval books lay open on tables; and a series of vitrines displayed opulent, one-off trinkets.
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Episode 10 — "The Great Escape" Trinkets tries to scare us with the cold open in its finale — "Great Escape" begins with an upset-looking Elodie standing at the edge of a bridge.
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Armed with my youth, my charm and my towel full of treasure, I managed to sell trinkets and sea gems and raised enough for one bow and arrow and an ice cream.
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"We are united - Christians, Muslims, we are one," said the 59-year-old Palestinian musician, standing in an alley in the heart of the Old City, surrounded by shops selling religious trinkets.
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Under regulations that the food industry calls overreach, cartoon characters have been removed from sugary cereal boxes, and the sale of goods that use trinkets to lure young consumers has been banned.
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However, ARMYs are generally supportive of small artists who create original trinkets and drawings, said Stephanie Le, a 21-year-old college student who runs the Happi Peach pin shop on Instagram.
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Much of Wright's architecture is overly controlled and controlling: It's telling that when he visited clients living in homes he designed, he would rearrange books and photos, to put away unsightly trinkets.
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"As the ballroom doors opened two belly dancers emerged, dancing around the marketplace auction and escorting people into the lavishly decorated ballroom—rich fabrics, glittering trinkets on the tables," reads the newsletter.
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SS Weddings Leather Makeup Bag, from $24.36 (originally from $34.80) [You save $10.44 or more]A leather bag is a great place to store makeup, toiletries, or trinkets while on the go.
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Not the glass beads and trinkets of legend — and the locals understood property rights more than we tend to think — but certainly not what the resource-filled peninsula was worth, then or now.
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Ear-piercing customers can subscribe to an "earring club," which means they receive a new pair of studs (sterling silver, gold vermeil, or 14K gold) every month along with stickers and other trinkets.
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The pink, the perfectly plated food, and the tiny trinkets all looked as if they were designed for a clientele that comes for their photos with a side of eggs, or vice versa.
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Federal law requires political advertisements to carry a disclaimer stating who has paid for it, but regulations exempt trinkets like bumper stickers, badges and pens where "the disclaimer notice cannot be conveniently printed".
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Too many trinkets on the desks or logos on the wall could be a sign that your doctor is focused too much on the marketing messages and not enough on your well-being.
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Eager to preserve his native culture, he opened a small shop on Avenue A in Manhattan where he sold records, books, clothes and other trinkets from the old country to other Ukrainian immigrants.
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Now House by Jonathan Adler Vertigo Decorative Tray, $24, available at AmazonA sturdy and stylish stoneware tray from Jonathan Adler's exclusive Amazon line comes in handy for holding jewelry, accessories, and stray trinkets.
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The southern African nation's 80 percent unemployment rate has left thousands of people surviving by selling fruit and vegetables, mobile phone credit, trinkets and second hand clothes on sidewalks in the city center.
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The house is occupied by the Le Domas family, whose fortune was made on games — first they sold playing cards, during the Civil War, followed by more games and trinkets in subsequent generations.
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Downtown, the stores that usually make their money selling trinkets to tourists had rolled out passable fakes of Boca and River jerseys; they had offers on commemorative T-shirts and sweatshirts and hats.
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African elephants are still being killed by the thousands each year for their ivory tusks to make trinkets and tchotchkes, even though international ivory trafficking has been illegal since 1990, the WWF reports.
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These products are discounted in January: It's the month of love and gift-giving, but February might be a better time to buy major items for yourself than trinkets for your loved one.
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If drinking mulled wine and browsing tree trinkets under strings of twinkly lights has you filling up with Christmas cheer already, then how about getting paid £50 ($65) an hour for the pleasure?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Trinkets by Paul Alexander continues at the Gene Frankel Theatre (24 Bond St, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through February on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 7pm.
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Washington (CNN)Throughout his time in the public eye, President Donald Trump has often been photographed behind his desk at Trump Tower alongside a mountain of papers, photographs and other trinkets he proudly displayed.
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One day, her mother found a bag of trinkets and supplies Seats had been hiding in her room and drove to school so she could dump it out in front of her entire class.
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As a functional object almost identical to its real-life inspiration, the thimble was especially important for establishing Monopoly's implied frame story: an ad hoc competition cobbled together from loose trinkets and sidewalk chalk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After a six-year hiatus, Spanish producer El Guincho returns with a concept album inspired by Hiper Asia, a chain of stores in Madrid selling cheap, trashy trinkets.
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Honeyfund first launched in 2006 when the company's founders, Sara & Josh Margulis, discovered their own wedding guests were strongly in favor of giving experiences and memories rather than trinkets, housewares and other doo-dahs.
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"I really wanted to make sure there was something for everybody," she explained, regarding why she went against her personal instinct to gravitate towards bold statement pieces and decided to include more delicate trinkets.
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Fringed dresses gave way to enormous puffy skirts swirling in feathers as models wound their way around the rooms of the Italian embassy in Paris, under chandeliers and past cabinets filled with porcelain trinkets.
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As you know ... Nipsey was gunned down in the parking lot outside his store, and the lot was transformed into a makeshift memorial, with fans leaving flowers, pictures, notes, trinkets and loads of candles.
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Since its discovery in 1900 by sponge divers, the Antikythera shipwreck has provided archaeologists with a window into the trading practices and culture of the ancient Mediterranean by the recovery of jewelry and trinkets.
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Wood and Marble Valet Tray, available at Mark & Graham, $59Acacia wood and marble make for a classy piece he can use to hold little trinkets or his most-used products, like keys and watches.
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Based on an experiment involving coloured stickers (trinkets valued by the children who took part) they concluded that youngsters living in religious households are less generous than those who dwell in non-religious households.
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Elodie (Briana Hildebrand) is now living with her father after her mother's death, Tabitha (Quintessa Swindell) catches her dad cheating on her mom, and Moe Truax (Kiana Madeira) has an absentee father on Trinkets.
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This means even if people buy items that are clearly making fun of influencers, they're still likely to share it in some way, proving the point that they are attracted to Instagram-ready trinkets.
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In case BTC Trinkets runs out of stock — there are only seven cardholders left as of publication — the website sells a slew of other bitcoin-themed products such as keychains, money clips and hats.
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Surrounded by jerseys and hats and trinkets, all emblazoned with Manchester United's logo, it fell — naturally enough — to Alex Ferguson to open the doors on English soccer's first megastore, and the sport's new dawn.
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Located south of the pedestrian Ermou Street and north of the Temple of Hephaestus near Plateia Avyssinias, the weekly flea market, with its array of curios and trinkets, represents the diverse culture of Athens.
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But Millay drank from wine glasses in the cupboard; the art and trinkets in the dining room were collected on her travels; and she had curled up on the comfy chair in the library.
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The culturally layered cuisine I would sample, and the mishmash of trinkets I browsed at Zanzibar Curio Shop, scavenged from estate sales, told me more about Zanzibar than a sun-drenched beach ever could.
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In Something Between Us, costume jewelry, glass baubles, and other thrift store trinkets are transformed into portals to another world, reflective mediums for blissfully psychedelic prisms of light that swell into a kaleidoscopic cacophony.
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While the source material might seem like a good fit for an artist this fascinated by bright colors and plastic surfaces, I suspect he took the challenge of translating trinkets into song far too literally.
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Miniature trinkets and inflatable imitations like Brar's soon became available on Chinese online shopping platform Taobao, where Trump chicken balloons ranging from six to more than 33 feet tall sold for between $75 and $750.
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The five-year-old company is one of the fastest-growing players in the red-hot market for trinkets, toys and T-shirts that appeal to fans of comic books, sci-fi movies and animation.
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It's just as valuable a treasure as the other trinkets I've collected over the years—rings, old post-punk pins, a few tie clips, a trilobite or two—and all that's left of my grandmother.
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TAMAGOTCHI is a portmanteau that means absolutely nothing in English but is pretty fun to say out loud, so maybe the word will last longer than the demanding little trinkets it refers to ever did.
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It was gross to think that this was money other people had given up for video game trinkets with no use other than the potential to be flyable in a game years down the line.
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In the most recent version of The Binding of Isaac, the game sports 504 items, and that doesn't count the 118 trinkets, items with a passive bonus, like increasing the chance of health items appearing.
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You saved your money like that instead of blowing it on beer and trinkets to send to your folks, who had no need of conch shells that carried home the sound of the soughing sea.
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"Tour hostesses," better known as podium girls, have been a key part of a daily Tour de France ritual, helping winners slip into their leaders' jerseys and giving them trinkets — as well as chaste kisses.
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He was barred from working as a journalist and placed in what David K. Shipler, a former Times correspondent, called "a kind of occupational cage," eking out a living by crafting trinkets and teaching English.
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Trinkets is about three high school students, Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand), Tabitha (Quintessa Swindell), and Moe (Kiana Madeira) who come from three different social groups but become unlikely friends when they connect at a Shoplifters Anonymous meeting.
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Conner is a cosmological artist intent on making connections and uncovering mysteries, while Koons is a slave to materialism and those who buy his shiny trophies and massive trinkets to fill the emptiness in their lives.
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I was expecting trinkets and souvenirs from The Collector's personal gift shop; instead, I was surrounded by a bunch of T-shirts and merchandise from The Avengers and every other Marvel character I could think of.
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At the Whitney's Halloween Teen Night, young visitors can take inspiration from the new exhibition "Rachel Harrison Life Hack" to make sculptural costumes from fabric, trinkets and recycled materials and then model them on a catwalk.
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The company doesn't exactly explain what biological processes turn a small bottle of water into plastic trinkets, but it also doesn't advertise these $25 dolls as educational toys—so they can leave out those crucial details.
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It's completely covered in floral wallpaper and pink tile, and features pink props like vintage motel lounge chairs, an old hair dryer, and a mounted telephone, courtesy of a bartender who likes to collect old trinkets.
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Building on the idea of using charm bracelet trinkets, Parker Brothers asked Dowst Manufacturing, a Chicago company that made toys for Cracker Jack boxes, to supply them with die-cast metal tokens for players to use.
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She and her Spanish business partner Leire Fernandez, 42, created Clandestina in 2015, opening a flagship store in Old Havana selling clothes, bags, posters and trinkets that have quirky Cuban designs and slogans reflecting local humor.
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The Appraisal Ever since the Dutch arrived in Manhattan with their tools and trinkets, and the British followed not long after with redcoats and frigates, gentrification has been a fact of life in New York City.
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While Luca is clearly a very dateable man — he even asks about Tabitha's grandpa and genuinely wants to hear her response — I would feel much better if Trinkets would just tell me his date of birth.
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There were dozens of period-appropriate trinkets — Tiny Tina baby carriages, Silly Putty, Bazooka Joe — and the women had to place them into each bag in a precise order, all while firing off rapid, breathless dialogue.
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Made by my carpenter brother-in-law, the box also holds clippings from John's hair and beard, a few trinkets and a small bag of our first dog's ashes, because she was John's favorite little girl.
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Rather than a cruel sneer or an act of distancing, the darker political and philosophical questions contained in some of Porter's work draw the viewer in, inviting you to sift through your own trinkets and fallibility.
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The Befana's traditional headquarters — a kiosk-filled market in the central Piazza Navona here where vendors hawk trinkets, toys and sticky sweets — was a beloved annual pilgrimage, a kid-magnet of excitement, fun and sugar highs.
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MUMBAI, Feb 214 (Reuters) - Scrap gold supplies in India, the world's second-biggest consumer of bullion, may increase this quarter as a rally in local gold prices has prompted consumers to sell old trinkets and jewellery.
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In the Trinkets book, Moe is described as a "burnout" with a funny, sarcastic attitude, but it's hinted at early on in the novel that this is more of a role Moe plays than her true personality.
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Related: Uganda's President Stays in Power After Election Marred by Arrests and Fraud Claims During mornings and early afternoon, Enock Sengobe can be found hawking snacks and trinkets to motorists at intersections in Uganda's capital city Kampala.
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But the afterglow from the global adulation was short-lived, as city officials soon resumed a drive to "return the pavement to pedestrians" evicting hundreds of vendors selling food, clothing and trinkets, for greater "order and hygiene".
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Textiles and trinkets by established brands including Gucci, Missoni and Calvin Klein 22015W21983NYC will cohabit with pieces by up-and-coming labels like the New York-based design studio Viso and the Italian linen brand Once Milano.
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They clean the floors of restaurants, sell trinkets on the street, or even solicit Dutch tourists for sex, forced by the smugglers to pay for their passage by working in a brothel, the authorities in Curaçao say.
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Next door is Google's visitor store, a sort of swag graveyard set up in converted office space where the company sells all manner of clothes and trinkets — including Frisbees and water bottles — imprinted with the Google logo.
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In the wake of the accident, she filled her apartment with old photos and trinkets that she'd find at thrift stores, fascinated with the idea of longing for a period of time that would never exist again.
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But over time, Mr. Lacik said, executives' focus moved from the jewelry to the ambitious scaling of Pandora's retail store network, a decision that came with a high cost as the trinkets started to lose their charm.
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But beyond the shiny trinkets, silky outfits, and shoes, Greenfield found a more disturbing story about the charming widow of a former dictator — one of torture, cruelty, and support for the latest ruthless Philippines president, Rodrigo Duterte.
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So perhaps it's only fitting that our trinkets of war be relegated to hiding beneath Soviet medals for valor in a tiny graveyard of empires on Chicken Street, for sale at whatever price you're willing to pay.
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According to the AFP, Russia exported nearly 80 tons of "ice ivory," as the mammoth tusks are called, in 2017, of which 80 percent went to China, where ivory is typically carved and turned into sculptures and trinkets.
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Some people will include items that are personally significant to them, like small religious relics or trinkets acquired from traveling, while others may stick strictly to magickal tools they intend to use in spell work or sabbat rituals.
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But Schouwenburg has worked hard over the past two years to convince customers that 3-D printing isn't just for trinkets and Lego-like plastic, and that custom shoes aren't just for athletes or those with medical conditions.
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The House of Magic, Drake's altar to the strange, filled with trinkets, collectables, and a chintzy basement featuring zip-wire floating heads (a direct jab at the expensive organized terror of the London Dungeon), came about by chance.
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The switch from ephemeral flowers to long-lasting trinkets is a small part of the Olympic organizing committee's bigger mission to limit the environmental damage from the 230 Olympic and Paralympic Games, a Rio 22016 spokesperson told Mashable.
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For artist Kristin Texeira, that means "Many Mothers," a collection of abstracted images of the women who became her mothers, mentors, and teachers represented by favorite trinkets, gadgets, or even condiments Texeira says call these women to mind.
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The purveyor of trinkets in iconic blue boxes is expected to lift revenue by less than 1% in the current financial year, according to estimates compiled by Refinitiv, and convert less than 18% of that into operating profit.
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Since most of these series were greenlit as pilots before Harvey Weinstein was outed as a predator, sparking a cavalcade of #MeToo stories and the #TimesUp movement, they're not mere trinkets to prove network executives don't hate women.
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Music was, however, de-emphasized in favor of corporate fetishism; while the Elvis records were relegated to the adjacent pavilion, trinkets and information constituting a sort of McDonald's museum were displayed more prominently in the main upstairs area.
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Stashing a box inside the walls of your childhood home is a little creepy, and sealing your treasured trinkets in something that looks like a bomb could prompt a citywide evacuation and get all your stuff blown up.
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Now, whenever I visit, the host will dump a pile of my old trinkets and report cards on the bed, and tell me to go through it and take anything I want, because otherwise she's throwing it out.
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He lived with his wife and children about 40 miles west of Douglas in the town of Hereford, and appeared to relish his job, filling his home with mugs, clocks and other trinkets bearing Customs or Navy logos.
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Remember the Thin White Duke's legacy with trinkets that were just as unique as he was — from a simple pin brandished "Life on Mars" lyrics and an outrageous Ziggy Stardust body pillow to a fabulously understated Labyrinth poster.
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Knitting needles, tangles of golden chord, blue and white trinkets and plinths, allude to a kind of silent music sheet, the reading of which relies on an internal dynamic system that extends far beyond the formalism of sculpture.
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I saw a pair of heels in a pile of debris, and clothing and trinkets all over the sidewalk and lawn, so I pulled out my camera and as I was recording, Percy played that tune on his sax.
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Unable to afford even the cheapest housing, migrants often spill into nearby cities, including Thane, where they end up on the pavements and under flyovers, doing odd jobs, selling trinkets and begging at traffic signals to make ends meet.
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While we simply adore colorful ornaments, shiny tinsel, and all the trinkets that come with the festive occasion, decking out our homes in the season's finery certainly adds up — even if we opt out of having a Christmas tree.
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There's a huge storage container to house all of the trinkets and relics I've found, and I've even hired two aliens to help look after the place — though, to be honest, I'm not sure what they do all day.
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And the feeling is mutual for those browsing Sur La Table's 4.753th Anniversary Sale, where there's much to be seen – a great selection of modern kitchen staples on deep discount, yes, but also trinkets that won't break the wallet.
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Working from a cozy set with a smattering of Hollywood trinkets, Mr. Dorian introduced films from the 22001s, '22002s and '22001s, offering anecdotes that fed the appetites of movie lovers with memories of revered classics, B-movies and serials.
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Ms. Isibo's bold and colorful trinkets are already sold at a handful of retailers in the United States including the gift store at the Field Museum, in Chicago, but she dreams of a bigger presence all over the world.
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It was decided that almost everything except the women's runway collection would be discontinued or scaled down: Away went the secondary Marc by Marc Jacobs line, with its popular candy-colored handbags and flared blue jeans and irresistible trinkets.
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African poachers are now colluding with Asian gangsters, and in recent years more than 100,000 of some of the most intelligent life-forms on earth have been slaughtered to make combs, bookmarks and other ivory trinkets popular in Beijing.
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The town's other claim to fame is that it purports to be the setting of the fictional village in the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life," and trinkets for feminists and film buffs alike abound in the gift shops.
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While boring and unseemly on the wrist, our lack of cutesy clips and floral trinkets just made us feel more grown-up — though, let's be honest, we've all been secretly hoping for something to come along that's both practical and fun.
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But the popularity of Francis and the ease with which his image can be copied in the internet age has spawned a flood of papal trinkets, causing the Holy See to worry that they are losing control of his image.
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The surrealist-inspired design is made up of unusual trinkets, charms and heritage motifs mostly from the 1940s, such as vintage lipsticks, cameras and Faberge eggs as well as hummingbirds, moths and butterflies, and of course the signature McQueen skull.
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From the moment you arrive at London&aposs Heathrow Airport, gifts and trinkets with the "Suits" star's face are on display, as excitement for her upcoming wedding to Prince Harry grows in the days leading up to Saturday's grand affair.
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After that day in 2013, other trinkets followed: Paper clips, Legos, earrings, buttons, screws, small pieces of glass — all left by crows that had been fed daily by Gabby and her younger brother, Nicholas, for two years in their Seattle yard.
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" Lupita Nyong'o, the Oscar-winning actress, posed with a baby elephant rescued from a poacher's snare, telling her 103 million Instagram followers: "33,000 elephants are killed every year so that a few people can wear and display a few trinkets.
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Some may choose to give and receive gifts on all eight nights while others may choose to do just one; some may have traditions of giving lots of small, stocking stuffer-like trinkets, while others may gift big-ticket items.
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Peer a little closer and between the delicacies of sugary French dainties you can see soft-colored baby blue walls, mirrors, pretty trinkets … and builders in hi-vis jackets and hard hats drinking pots of tea on their mid-morning break.
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Suss's memories of her grandparents' homes informed the piece, but its subject is still relatable to outside viewers: it reminded me of living rooms I'm familiar with and prompted me to recall the odd and unique trinkets that embellish them.
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According to a report released last year by the Humane Society of the United States, more than 40,000 giraffe parts were imported from 2006 to 2015 to be made into expensive pillows, boots, knife handles, Bible covers and other trinkets.
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Grimes, who faces up to 20 years in prison, was one of three union officials identified by federal prosecutors as receiving bribes and kickbacks from vendors who were contracted to produce merchandise, internally known as "trinkets and trash," for the union.
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Since the food law was enacted two years ago, it has forced multinational behemoths like Kellogg to remove iconic cartoon characters from sugary cereal boxes and banned the sale of candy like Kinder Surprise that use trinkets to lure young consumers.
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Alternating among vixen, earth mother and comedian, she hugs a brown male mannequin, sports melons as breasts, or sits among dolls and other trinkets, evoking fashion shoots in which models cavort with "natives" or animals in remote jungles or savannas.
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Our ecosystem of art, information, and entertainment is, these days, full of stuff—one thinks of a shelf littered with trinkets, or a closet funky with the smell of spurned sneakers—that exists chiefly to be recycled into other stuff.
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New York City agreement Prada this month reached an agreement with New York City to promote greater diversity and cultural sensitivity within the company following a 2018 scandal in which it was accused of selling a line of blackface trinkets.
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The deal also would ban using funds from the trusts for "promotional products and novelty items," which are currently known internally as "trinkets and trash," and have been used by officials for bribery schemes and embezzlement, according to federal prosecutors.
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Thus, the largest land creatures on earth, which are thought by some to mourn the deaths of other elephants, were being killed by the tens of thousands every year for whatever human vanities could be satisfied by trinkets and baubles.
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"I've had people try to bring me Native American skulls, and I say, 'No, absolutely not—I will not accept this,'" she said, adding that she also stays away from mass-produced taxidermy, where animals are raised and slaughtered for trinkets.
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From the tedious maintenance and oversight demanded by the printers to the long waits associated with printing tiny monochrome trinkets that often need to be sanded or filed to remove artifacts, 0003D printing at home has become little more than a novelty.
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Other items include signed cards, handwritten notes to her staff, porcelain trinkets bearing the Windsor family crest, the tiny replica shoes, the plush doll in a powder blue satin dress and sparkling tiara, and coffee mugs, plates, and bowls bearing Diana's image.
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So instead of the obvious trinkets, he laces Cookie with, let's say, less expected items, like gold emblazoned street signs, a gold espresso maker, a gold gun AND gold bullets, and a giant, gaudy lion statue (guess they were out of gold).
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Inside of many of those hideaways is treasure, but as cool as that may sound — Nathan Drake is a treasure hunter, after all — you shouldn't really go out of your way to find these trinkets, at least not your first time playing.
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"The operation led to the seizure of 20 tonnes of the trinkets stashed in boxes in Val-de-Marne and Hauts-de-Seine, as well as 15,000 euros in cash, several money-counting machines, coins and three delivery vans," the police said.
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High-profile games and sequels tend to launch with both standard editions (just the game) and premium-special-ultra-limited-legendary editions (the game plus a number of hardware and software trinkets that will be lost in a desk drawer or garage).
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It's for readers who want to know what's really behind the lacquered smile of the desk clerk at that lovely resort in Montego Bay, and what the pleasant woman at the market is really thinking when she sells tourists her jewelry and trinkets.
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After a spell in a crowded dormitory in Paris, during which Dheepan earns money selling trinkets and batteries on the street, the three are granted asylum, thanks to the intervention of a sympathetic interpreter and the benign haplessness of the French state.
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According to the Financial Times, the $215 billion group approached the purveyor of blue-boxed trinkets with an offer worth $14.5 billion, a 22% premium to its market value on Friday, but more than 30% above its average price in recent weeks.
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On the ride into central Delhi, where he sells trinkets on a street corner, he passed columns of smoke: gray-blue wisps from piles of trash, and black pillars from fields where farmers were burning the straw left over from their rice harvests.
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But lost in the depths of the fjord in Oslo, stretching out from the capital, is a trove that would please any intrepid archaeologist or Nordic noir sleuth: sunken Viking trinkets, bullion from Hitler's prized warship and, possibly, a few victims of homicide.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin may have spent years reviling America, but Russians hoping Donald Trump will usher in a new era of detente marked his inauguration on Friday with parties and trinkets from commemorative coins to "matryoshka" nesting dolls in his image.
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He was an avid collector of art: works by contemporary sculptors, street artists and outsider artists; of furniture and decorative art; of designer watches, toys, books and sports souvenirs; and of trinkets, trophies and memorabilia he accumulated in his wide-ranging entertainment career.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Vendors of a vast array of Tokyo 2020-themed trinkets are looking to cash in from a looming postponement of the Games, because of a global coronavirus pandemic, by marketing their items as emblems of something that never happened instead.
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The museum itself, which I encountered as I explored the region for a book on the Seine, is a modest, low-budget affair — with no audio guides, no 3-D simulations, no museum catalog and very few trinkets and souvenirs to buy.
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Though Taffel is now based in New York and Leccese lives between Milan and Cologne, Germany, when they meet, they scour vintage shops and flea markets — the one in Assago in Milan is a favorite — on the lookout for trinkets and knits.
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Books, seashells, and other evocative trinkets such as a saxophone mouthpiece line shelves; a sliced grapefruit nestles in a bowl like a ritual breakfast for one; a closet door stands ajar to reveal soft flannel shirts and an unmarked box of potential secrets.
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As a thief, Drake has next to nothing in terms of shiny treasure to show for his efforts—the PSX trailer for the imminent Uncharted 4: A Thief's End reveals that any trinkets retrieved have gone on paying off his house and a car.
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In the wake of Nicki&aposs loss, Simon's friends and family went through his room that held his personal effects, souvenirs and childhood trinkets – trying to grasp one last, tiny piece of his life that meant something to them, to Simon and to Nicki.
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By comparison, Hirst's kitsch is simply an easier means to sell juvenile trinkets to idle and unengaged one-percenters — an audience for whom a Mickey Mouse covered in coral or a minotaur raping a buxom woman apparently constitutes some sort of genuine art-historical engagement.
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Most of the people up there are from various minority groups, the biggest one is the Hmong, and a lot of Hmong girls come to town selling little trinkets, handicrafts, stuff for tourists, and they take them on treks to their little village and whatnot.
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SALY, Senegal (Reuters) - Two days after al Qaeda gunman shot dead 18 people on an Ivory Coast beach, tourists strolled nonchalantly down a similar stretch of sand in the Senegalese resort of Saly on Tuesday, browsing trinkets on sale and paddling in the Atlantic.
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Yarny can briefly detour from the route of least tanglement to pick up trinkets (there are five in each stage), and several different creatures can savagely disassemble him if the player isn't careful with his or her swinging or quick to respond to danger.
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Whether it's Mac Demarco's Salad Days surrounded by greenery and an ashtray full of stubbed-out cigarettes, or trinkets and diary notes dotted around Sufjan Stevens' Carrie & Lowell, each carefully constructed image translates the often intangible feeling of a particular album into something visual.
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Some bowerbirds even arrange the items in their collection from smallest to largest, forming a walkway that makes themselves and their trinkets all the more striking to a female — an optical illusion known as forced perspective that humans did not perfect until the 2003th century.
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The Heidi Shop was to us then what a trip to New York City or Paris might be now, its glass shelves full of trinkets, crystals, charms (to add to our bracelets), china animals, brass lighthouses, wind chimes, miniature musical instruments, wooden dolls wearing bonnets.
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TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Vendors of a vast array of Tokyo 852-themed trinkets are looking to cash in from a looming postponement of the Games, because of a global coronavirus pandemic, by marketing their items as emblems of something that never happened instead.
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" Read Our Review No. 21919 Wyoming In this collection, Proulx tells the stories of people who "lead hard lives, working livestock, raising sheep, riding the rodeo circuit, selling trinkets to tourists, trying to wrest a living from the gritty hardpan of their failing farms.
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When Bloomberg reported speculation of the company's impending bankruptcy last week, the news rocked Twitter, where people who grew up going to their local malls to buy Claire's jewelry and trinkets sounded off, voicing their heartbreak over this potential closing and the end of an era.
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Before the ring went missing on the parade route, Knowles was clearly having a blast in her blue and green fringe Moschino dress, stacked ankle-tie heels and a boxy bag, which she wore to toss candy-themed trinkets from the huge sparkling shoe to cheering crowds.
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He may like to present himself as a fantasist of the mundane, hunched over his trinkets like a jeweler examining diamonds, but these stories are strewn with enough references to history to suggest that he is fully aware of the context from which his writing springs.
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I have a lot, and some I need to hold onto for sentimental reasons, but we're trying to live uncluttered lives and that's difficult when you've had a long life and career, and there's so many trinkets and mementos that you want to keep with you.
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At SAS Italian Records in Bensonhurt, a local fixture selling music and Italian trinkets, Silvana Conte, 62, said she had heard "a million different things" about the fines from fellow business owners, including rumors that the city was going to start requiring costly annual permits for signs.
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"I also didn't like the idea of making costume jewelry that looked like it wanted to be real," he added, delicately holding up a pair of one-of-a-kind, shoulder-skimming chandelier earrings crafted from an assortment of trinkets, including another Schiaparelli totem, the brass padlock.
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New York (CNN Business)Prada has reached an agreement with New York City to promote greater diversity and cultural sensitivity within the company and the fashion industry as a whole following a 2018 scandal in which it was accused of selling a line of blackface trinkets.
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Junior Ceme, 34, who has a stand selling trinkets on the Champ de Mars public square in Port au Prince where the festivities take place, said he had borrowed around $150 from a friend to buy more goods for what is usually his busiest time of year.
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An obviously keen eye and dry sense of humor is behind this throng (180 pieces) of mostly carved skulls decorated with precious stones, carved skeletons, flamboyant ivory amulets, nerve-jangling luxe rosaries, disconcerting trinkets, unsettling engravings, and carved wood and marble objects from Europe and Asia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HO CHI MINH CITY — At times the downtown here can appear as one great, big construction site — gleaming Chanel storefronts arise around the corner from propaganda posters, which are both hung up by the government in earnest and marketed to tourists as trinkets.
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The angry Democrats who were working for Mueller, they put Governor McDonnell in jail for taking a couple little trinkets, FBI agents selling out and leaking like sieves and statement of Strzok, we&aposre going to stop Donald Trump and he&aposs put in charge the Russia investigation.
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Our own footsteps echoed in the silent canyons between cloistered monasteries, convents and private houses, until we rounded a corner into a square near the Carmelite Priory and were suddenly surrounded by young visitors buying trinkets and postcards, taking photographs, swigging, in the heat, from sweating plastic water bottles.
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There are several higher tiers available that include various trinkets; the 11,000-yen ($101) level, for example, comes with a physical copy, a keychain, a t-shirt, a CD soundtrack, and — most prestigious of all — the chance to be permanently blocked on Twitter by the notoriously prickly Kamiya.
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In the coming weeks, the voters will get barraged with goodies from the nominated shows — cast recordings, souvenir books, trinkets — and the nominees will pop up at a ceaseless stream of nonprofit benefits, hoping to build good will and remain visible to industry insiders while voting is underway.
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Jarden Half-Pint Mason Jars, 12-pack, box of 2, $25.68 (originally $78) [You save $52.32] Whether you use them for canning, in place of plastic lunch containers, to store spices, or as a catch-all for small trinkets, there are endless ways employ these practical glass mason jars.
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There are precious manuscripts, looted from the royal palaces of Java as war booty; tourist trinkets made to satisfy Orientalist fascination with Hindu-Buddhist artifacts; and plenty of Javanese theatrical objects and instruments, many of which belonged to incomplete sets because they were acquired by Raffles on account of their exoticism.
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I am forever grateful that the athlete I most respected and admired taught me the realities of life in the United States — that being an active, conscious black person in America meant traveling a road on which wealth and trinkets would test the will of men and women of principle.
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It took seeing yet another psychiatrist, whose office was filled with woodland fairy-inspired trinkets and signs emblazoned with phrases like Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass; it's about learning to dance in the rain to arrive at the diagnosis of a milder form of bipolar disorder.
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For someone who came of age with rock 'n' roll, he was a castaway from an earlier time to judge by accounts of his stuffy Munich apartment, with its threadbare sofa, its antique cart for schnapps, its Wagner collection and shelves stocked with Thomas Mann, porcelain trinkets and art books.
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Some two million visitors come annually to peruse the gewgaws and trinkets at Bronner's — which boasts the square footage of two football fields and is marketed as the biggest Christmas store in the world — in addition to 20-something surrounding acres of trumpeting angels, Christmas trees and wise men on camels.
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Sports of The Times Unhappy with mere tanking, displeased with their success at earning the N.B.A.'s worst record, the Knicks took Kristaps Porzingis, their once-in-a-generation asset, their most, and perhaps only, popular player, and traded him to the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday for potsherds and trinkets.
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Over the course of a single weeklong play-through, I spent dozens of hours exploring the nooks and crannies of the seaside city of Karnaca, where the game takes place, collecting trinkets, reading books and diaries, listening in on the mostly mundane conversations of the various residents and guards who inhabited the place.
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I suspect that feigning interest in anecdotes that must test even the teller's own patience also let them know that I was in this for the long haul; even better, the questions I asked after some interminable yarn showed them I wouldn't be satisfied by the narrative trinkets they'd bought others off with.
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Like an anonymous arsonist who returns to the scene of her greatest crime, I have sifted through Intervention's smoldering piles of human rubble for trinkets, I have surveyed the charred remains in a search for the familiar, and I have, more than once, heard the echo of my own shrill voice screaming 'FIRE!
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Limited runs from Painkiller, a live box set of Animal Collective's earliest and strangest releases (that I've since tried to sell on eBay twice in dire straits and have never been able to part with), and specific color variants from Orchid Tapes, who ship all their orders with sweets and tea and other assorted trinkets.
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The exhibition's centerpiece is the work of Miguel González, whose kaleidoscopic sculptures, composed of glass bottles, boxes, and mirrors delicately wrapped in metallic paper, velvet, twine, scraps of material, and found objects (all "Untitled," 2000-2004) recall festive trinkets, gem-encrusted treasures scattered atop an antique vanity, or the fanciful towers of an imaginary city.
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"Guests got little souvenir bags and were able to take home trinkets from the market," says wedding planner Mikie Russo of Michael Russo Events, who added that Day of the Dead performers in full makeup were also part of the cocktail hour, and that tons of bright orange marigold flowers were used in the decor.
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As an El Camino in need of a scrub fired up in a large, desolate parking lot, this sheet-metal symbol of galactic sentience stood in front of the Alien Research Center, a deceptively named retail shop that sells clothing, trinkets, U.F.O. publications and Alien Tequila, a brand the operation's owner, George Harris, manufactures in Mexico.
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Inside Goad's crackers were recipes compiled by the go-to fashion caterers and restaurateurs Tart London together with a vial of spice mix, but you can also customize the contents by filling them with wooden children's trinkets, gold chocolate coins or Fortune Fish, which went over particularly well at a recent informal dinner for friends at Goad's London home.
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Across the road from Rockhouse's fancy gift shop, several ramshackle souvenir shops sold typical tourist wares — T-shirts, flimsy dresses, scarfs, hats and trinkets — and a short ride from the eco-centric serenity of Rockhouse, hundreds of tourists flocked to Rick's Café, a boisterous bar-restaurant-music hangout with a cliff-diving show, super bars and sensational sunsets.
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Prosecutors accuse Pietrzyk of conspiring with other union leaders to receive millions of dollars in bribes and kickbacks from vendors that made hats, shirts and other merchandise for the union, internally known as "trinkets and trash" Pietrzyk, whose base salary was upward of $125,000, was charged in a so-called criminal information, which means a guilty plea is expected.
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But the best thing about this book is how it can feel so familiar — it captures the way that vibrant trinkets and souvenirs we buy while traveling lose their magic when we take them home, or the way we pack up exercise bands before we leave while lying to ourselves that we'll work out while on vacation this time.
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Meanwhile, scrap gold supplies in India could increase 15% in 2019 to around 100 tonnes as the rally in local gold prices prompts consumers to sell old trinkets and jewellery, he said In the first week of July, India raised the import duty on gold to 12.5% from 10% as policymakers try to bring down the fiscal deficit and recapitalise banks.
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The thing about RadioShack as a company is that it always was built around two competing sets of audiences—the general mainstream consumers who would walk into its stores and buy cheap trinkets or family computers, and the generations of hobbyists who recognized the company as something more fundamental: For decades, it was the rare company that sold computing devices to Main Street.
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Anywhere else in the city, a hub of transit and commerce about ten miles north of the Guatemalan border, there would be no mistaking that you were in Latin America: The open colonial plaza, with its splaying palms and marimba players, men with megaphones announcing Jesus, and women hawking woven trinkets and small bags of cut fruit suggested as much.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — As a public service to those of us still raising children, I'd like to pose a question: Why is it that when you do laundry that involves the clothing of small human beings, what comes out of the washing machine is often less about the clothing and more about wads of disintegrated paper, rocks, small toys, melted candy and other trinkets?
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Apart from the essentials like extra underwear and T-shirts, medication, and clothing, he also takes a couple of trinkets with him: a pink, rubber frog that was his daughter's when she was younger always goes around the world with him, as does his Vietnam Veteran cap, which commemorates his time as a medic in the US Army during the Vietnam War.
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Room one focuses on early works, in which a gloomy palette depicts dim Ostend interiors and introduces Ensor's main concerns with bourgeoisie life: "Bourgeoisie Salon" and "Chinoiserie, Fans and Fabrics," both from 1880, are beautifully observed reflections of the niceties of middle-class life, the latter detailing the trinkets and curios sold by Ensor's parents in their seaside Ostend shop.
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"They can decide at will who isn't able to participate," he told Reason magazine in April, adding that he hates Silicon Valley almost as much as he hates Washington, D.C. In the push to democratize information, Mr. Wilson has said, 3-D printers will only become revolutionary tools when they are used not for useless things like trinkets or lawn gnomes, but medical devices, drugs or guns.
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These photographs provided much-needed detail and context for a community all too often defined by stereotypes: the exotic tourist mecca replete with golden dragons and inexpensive restaurants; the booming business district, crowded with shopkeepers hawking ethnic foods, gaudy trinkets and mysterious potions; or the lurid, opium-fueled world of "Chinatown Nights," a 1929 gangster film directed by William A. Wellman about a white socialite caught up in San Francisco's Chinese underworld.
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Even though this Neiman Marcus is vast, it's less a space for serious clothes shopping and more for superluxe trinkets, which is why the whole of the fifth floor is given over to bags, shoes, scarves and other low-hanging fruit of wealth signification, whether it's a saddle bag from the Row ($1,980) only a few will be able to identify or a graffitied kitten heel from Balenciaga that will lose half its value the moment it leaves the store.
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But it starts with a wrist-rest and just moves from there: Suddenly, you have a plastic in-tray despite working in a paperless office, and you have a special succulent plant that needs to be diligently watered during your week off in August, and you have various trinkets on your desk—a plastic banner left over from the World Cup, a framed photo-booth strip of you half-drunk and wrapped in a feather boa from the office Christmas party, and three Amazon packages you've never actually bothered to take home.
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" He writes and thinks and reads and worries from a tidy downstairs office surrounded by the trinkets of his past: the White House place card from the night President Trump asked for his "loyalty" as F.B.I. director; a book by Nate Silver, the political data whiz who believes Mr. Comey's explosively ambiguous letter in October 20173 about the Hillary Clinton email investigation probably handed Mr. Trump the election; a page from a quote-of-the-day calendar, saved for its resonance: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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