It's a beautiful turquoise all right, but that turquoise is streaked with rocks and dirt.
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Still, Lowry, the turquoise expert, argues that while there's no place for counterfeited or misrepresented Native jewelry, there is some reason for low-market turquoise and imitation turquoise to exist.
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Maggie would say that the color of her shirt that she borrowed from a friend was turquoise, and I would ask a friend if it was turquoise, and it was turquoise.
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But I dressed it up with a turquoise studded silver belt, and orange and turquoise necklace and some flat black boots.
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She took the costume to the next level with massive hot pink, green and turquoise feathered wings and, of course, her bright turquoise hair.
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Meyer's turquoise designs have been a staple in the Duchess of Sussex's wardrobe ever since she wore the brand's delicate three-stone turquoise necklace to introduce baby Archie in May; all in all, she's worn four of the brand's turquoise pieces in five months.
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Rih paired her lingerie with massive hot pink, green and turquoise feathered wings — and pulled the whole look together with, her new bright turquoise hair.
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This turquoise is the exact turquoise of my grandparents' garage door, the colour of formica table tops in Hyderabad, the colour of walls in Mexico.
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Replacing her engagement ring with Meyer's Turquoise Marquise Ring, Meghan has also been wearing the matching Diamond Bezel Turquoise Marquise Studs, both from Meyer's new collection.
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Rih paired her lingerie with massive hot pink, green and turquoise feathered wings — and of course, her new bright turquoise hair to pull the whole look together.
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The pieces were from Small's Turquoise Mountain Collection, handcrafted by the artisans of the Turquoise Mountain Foundation, an Afghanistan-based charity set up by Prince Harry's father.
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The room also contained more than 50,000 pieces of turquoise, 6,000 pieces of worked shell, turquoise-encrusted conch shell trumpets and a collection of carved wooden flutes.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of studs featuring a single diamond and turquoise marquise cut stone and a matching turquoise marquise ring by Jennifer Meyer.
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Because scientists have found little evidence of turquoise mining in Mesoamerica, some researchers have used the presence of turquoise artifacts in the area as evidence of a long-distance trade exchange with ancient civilizations thousands of miles away in the American Southwest, where turquoise mines have been found.
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Her first-day-of-class outfit consists of a light-pink collared shirt and purple plaid tie worn under a turquoise cardigan with a shimmery turquoise pencil skirt.
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Tillyer orders especially ground pigments from the paint maker Wallace Seymour: Tillyer Turquoise T1, Tillyer Turquoise T2, Esk Green, and Tees Blue are some of the ones he uses.
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The Ocean Cleanup's publicity crew, seven strong, wore turquoise "Ocean Cleanup" shirts, which matched the turquoise-painted Maersk tug ship that would tow the system out to the gyre.
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Turquoise mining would eventually explode, and sometime after 1880, the US Geological Survey reports, a white trader persuaded a Navajo craftsman to make turquoise and silver jewelry using coin silver.
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The singer accessorized her Wild West look with layers of chokers and chunky turquoise rings and bracelets, one of Dior's newest patchwork handbags, and a black turquoise-studded cowgirl hat, naturally.
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She finished the look with a pair of $955 turquoise leather thigh-high boots, which are also from Max Mara, and a turquoise fanny pack that was draped across her chest.
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While the presence of turquoise has been traced back to various ancient civilizations, including the Egyptians and Chinese, and Native Americans in the Southwest have made solid turquoise bead and carvings for at least 140 years, mass turquoise mining in the US began as a result of westward expansion in the mid-19th century.
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It issued a tax bill for about $155 million to Turquoise Hill relating to an audit of payments made between 2013 and 2015, which Turquoise Hill earlier this month said it was evaluating.
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She loves bright colors, she loves hot pink and turquoise.
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She walked into turquoise waters while on a Caribbean cruise.
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Fans immediately declared her turquoise hair a look on Twitter.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Bored with palm-fringed beaches and turquoise seas?
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We spotted the turquoise Amelia Fingerlings from around 11 a.m.
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Longoria, 41, stunned in a turquoise bikini and aviator sunglasses.
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I'm just a big turquoise and coral kind of girl.
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Claudia, she said, wore a turquoise shirt on Memorial Day.
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Every panel is a different transparent color: pink, orange, turquoise.
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Turquoise Hill's shares have plummeted 38% since the delay announcement.
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She heaved a sigh, her turquoise bust rising and falling.
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No dam stands in the path of its turquoise waters.
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Even the typically bright turquoise of the ocean was muted.
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Nearby, a man's turquoise hair dye dripped down his neck.
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Turquoise lakes a half-mile wide formed and vanished overnight. . . .
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Brilliant turquoise window seats are perfect for solitary park gazing.
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Coral joins turquoise, grey, and yellow in the regular lineup.
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Gilded Corinthian columns reach up to a domed turquoise ceiling.
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A jet frog, black as coal and the size of a child's fist, with inlaid turquoise eyes and a turquoise collar, is one of the most prized artifacts from Chaco, likely a rain fetish.
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While all seven directors were re-elected to the board, over 40% of Turquoise Hill's minority shareholders, including its second-biggest shareholder, Sailingstone Capital, voted against the four independent directors, according to a Turquoise filing.
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Meanwhile, overlapping the two section on the right, a large circle spills a cascade of mossy green from a dark turquoise hole in its center while the surrounding form shifts tonally from turquoise to gold.
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"These places, they're still going to use things like turquoise dust left over from cutting the turquoise, mixed with plastic and dyes, making it kind of like the Spam of jewelry," Wallace, the artist, says.
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"Species experts now widely characterize populations of the scarlet-chested parrot and the turquoise parrot as stable, with potential increases noted for the turquoise parrot in some areas," the agency wrote in the Federal Register.
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The Switch Lite comes in three colors: Yellow, turquoise and gray.
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"Black Widow" star Florence Pugh wore a turquoise Louis Vuitton dress.
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Sartorially, she'd split the difference: black coat, flowered pants, turquoise eyeliner.
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I have them in black and white and turquoise and silver.
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Turquoise is overall ranking and red is the music category ranking.
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Becky Fang offloaded 100 turquoise Mini Cooper cars in just five.
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The tiny tot wore a turquoise sweater with white patterned tights.
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Turquoise Hill is in turn 51 percent-owned by Rio Tinto.
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He instructed us to imagine floating in a magnificent turquoise ocean.
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Words such as "candy" and "turquoise" (from "Turkish stone") became commonplace.
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The oil warmers come in green, light blue, turquoise, and white.
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His name was written above the door of a turquoise house.
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The TV screen read "TIME TELETEXT SERVICE" in turquoise block letters.
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Beyond that, it's nothing but the turquoise of the Aegean Sea.
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From left: Zig Zag, Sun, Ring Pendant, Turquoise, Dragon and Rose.
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Mohammed, wearing turquoise shorts, did not quite grasp what was happening.
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Get it in purple, pink, turquoise, or black for $54.95 each.
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It is turquoise, light blue, pinkish, typical candy colors, typical '80s.
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The optimal color, it turns out, is more of a turquoise.
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San Juan has miles of lovely beaches washed by turquoise waves.
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Here are the places we can find it still in stock, as of this writing on March 232: 2199GB Yellow — $232 2199GB Gray — sold out 1993GB Turquoise — sold out 2199GB Coral — preorder for $232 2199.96GB Yellow — $199.99 32GB Gray — $199.99 32GB Turquoise — $199.99 32GB Yellow — $323 32GB Gray — sold out 32GB Turquoise — $196.88 32GB Coral — preorder for $199.96 32GB Yellow — $199 new, pre-owned sold out 32GB Gray — $199 new, pre-owned sold out 32GB Turquoise — $199 new, pre-owned sold out 32GB Coral — preorder for $199.96
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When Shylock learns that his daughter exchanged a turquoise ring for a monkey—a turquoise ring that she stole from him, and that had been a gift from his dead wife, Leah, his anguish is unmistakable.
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Billy Sullivan's sexy male model, his arms draped in a turquoise off-the-shoulder, button-down shirt, speaks to Mary Cassatt's woman in a turquoise evening gown: the two garments are virtually the same brilliant hue.
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There are rhino-horn pendants that come in turquoise, jasper and jade.
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Jasper the Shih Tzu wears his hair up with a turquoise bow.
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Her turquoise earrings, necklaces and bracelets perfectly coordinated with her bold eyeshadow.
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The playground provides turquoise and red climbing equipment for young neighborhood children.
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It'll come in white, black, red, and sort of a turquoise green.
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Snorkelers can expect to share the turquoise waters with blacktip sharks. 2.
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You can choose from white, red, fuscia, yellow, green, turquoise, and blue.
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Check out their matching turquoise swimsuits ... Mark and Rhea are definitely #couplegoals.
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Whether the briefly dissenting senator possessed any turquoise balloons is not clear.
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I was dazed by this flash of fuchsia, turquoise, tangerine, and scarlet.
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This necklace spells out "LOVE" in turquoise-and-gold dots and dashes.
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We squeeze around a trio of farm tables with turquoise formica tops.
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The Lite will launch in three striking colors: yellow, gray, and turquoise.
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They are available in a rotating palette of five colors, including turquoise.
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Keke Palmer sported a turquoise zebra-print minidress and neon pink sandals.
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Parker had on a turquoise turban and a gold Alta Moda dress.
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Turquoise Hill was not immediately available for comment when contacted by Reuters.
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Instagrammers are being drawn to a vibrant turquoise lake in Galicia, Spain.
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The Nintendo Switch Lite comes in three colors: yellow, gray, and turquoise.
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The device will be available in multiple colors — yellow, gray and turquoise.
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Last year, she rocked turquoise mermaid-inspired hair down to her waist.
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The resort is right on a white-sand beach with turquoise water.
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Sometimes, he is painted in orange, sometimes in turquoise (Kai's favorite color).
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The friezes use dazzling glazes of turquoise, green, brown, white and yellow.
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There are several reasons why this shade of turquoise looks so unique.
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Trilobites The Black Sea isn't black, and it's not usually turquoise either.
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His eyes are a soft turquoise, and have a deep, searching quality.
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It will be renamed Turquoise Plato, but remains open to any user.
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I find a really unique hidden gem with lots of turquoise rings.
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When healthy, it ranges from vibrant turquoise to royal blue in color.
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Miranda Lambert's one-shoulder, turquoise gown was covered with ruffles and beads.
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Aquis and rivals CBOE and Turquoise trade shares listed on national exchanges.
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Nintendo made the choice easy, sending a turquoise number in for review.
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Turquoise has holdings in Iranian industrials, refined petroleum and the chemical sector.
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So why is turquoise a particularly meaningful stone for a new parent?
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The blue is variable — often navy, but extending into turquoise jewel tones.
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You see Scott briefly, wearing turquoise trousers, standing next to his SUV.
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"Turquoise Mountain: Artists Transforming Afghanistan" explores the impact Turquoise Mountain, a non-governmental organisation, has had on the Murad Khani neighbourhood of Kabul, and the way in which it has helped to regenerate the artistic output of the area.
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Wilson wore a turquoise suit and gold chain necklace like the rapper did.
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Her hair has been blonde, brunette, peach, yellow, rainbow, turquoise, green, and more.
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Clinton joined the former couple onstage in a turquoise coat and black pants.
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That's why people are making the trek to a turquoise lake in Siberia.
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Ms Stewart had worked for Turquoise Mountain before taking her MBA at LBS.
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Yellow and turquoise cab drivers also use the Uber app to find customers.
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Another wrapped her turquoise-painted fingernails around the steering wheel, feeling it out.
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Analysis showed that the blue was actually turquoise deposited on the coin's surface.
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The ceiling of Serena Joy's parlor is a hexagon of greened-out turquoise.
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Turquoise opened a platform on which investors can trade ETFs in March 2016.
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Zoë Chicco 14K Yellow Gold Single Bezel Turquoise Necklace 14-Inches, $265; bloomingdales.com
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The spindly legs, covered in fragrant pine trees, are surrounded by turquoise waters.
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A turquoise Teddy bear, a pillow, an empty beer bottle, a metal bowl.
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While Turquoise may add companies later, for now Indigo consists of three firms.
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The renovated Victorian house has been outfitted with distressed leather, turquoise and taxidermy.
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I remember her turquoise suit, her red lipstick, her perfect posture, her poise.
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I did not see her inside the turquoise-and-white square building downtown.
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Those pieces will use semiprecious stones, such as opal, jade, turquoise and lapis.
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Red, white and blue are giving way to green, purple and even turquoise.
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He wore lots of copper and turquoise on his gizzard of a neck.
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Turquoise has not announced the start of trading in the Dutch financial capital.
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In a living room across the park, Chast is playing a turquoise ukulele.
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Turquoise and public domain are the two key aesthetic concepts of our band.
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Piano black trim was also plentiful, with turquoise mood lights for nighttime cruising.
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Three turquoise faux advertising posters are dedicated to a dark ale called Society.
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Take the turquoise-and-white swirl table that sits in Gamper and Upritchard's kitchen.
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Bathwater-warm, the ocean was translucent turquoise, the current as strong as a river.
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Ca$tro interrupts, laughing, as his turquoise-tinged dreads peek out under his hood.
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Grab a dense eyeshadow brush and gently trace turquoise shadow directly above your crease.
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Ottoman terms for such luxuries as sugar, crimson and turquoise entered the English lexicon.
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There are corners for women who have adopted decorative spirit symbols: peacocks, roses, turquoise.
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And Pugh wasn't afraid to stand out with this ruffled turquoise gown on Sunday.
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The turquoise is certainly unique, although I'm not sure whether that's a good thing.
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Just follow the glow of turquoise neon lights if you're having trouble finding it.
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" His original flag also included hot pink for "sex" and turquoise for "magic/art.
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She's previously rocked wigs in turquoise, blonde and navy blue (among many other shades).
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Rational Vaccines had set up shop in a house high above a turquoise bay.
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Dust a turquoise hue onto your entire lid and along your lower lash line.
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A master bathroom features the same, though turquoise tiles provide a splash of color.
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"Hey, you really like turquoise," he says when he notices her rings and bracelets.
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Her family also had a tortilla company and a turquoise shop, among other ventures.
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It's gold on the left side and a shade of turquoise on the right.
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It comes in a variety of pastel colors including lilac, yellow, turquoise, and blush.
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The beautifully arched brows come in a rainbow of red, turquoise, yellow, and purple.
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She may wear a simple turquoise dress, but Maggie shares Helen's views on taste.
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The sale's top lot, a carved and inscribed turquoise boulder, sold for £22,500 (~$30,000).
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A cream-colored mansion with a turquoise roof can be seen from the water.
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But what a great name, and it was where Julie found turquoise throw pillows.
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A cool breeze gently passes over from the turquoise waters just beyond your feet.
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It comes in a bright yellow or turquoise, but also in a standard gray.
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Her rustic Turquoise Planters glazed in a dappled copper patina are priced at €28.
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The lounge's turquoise couches felt plastic-y, and weren't as soft as my bed.
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The terrace overlooks the turquoise lagoon, and the beach is a few yards away.
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Another early post styled a turquoise phone case draped with a stone pendant necklace.
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They gasp when a chunk breaks off and topples into the chilly turquoise water.
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The oil paintings run in a predominant palette of Naples yellow to deep turquoise.
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The turquoise water yields a horizon violently foreshortened by the blood-red triangular landscape.
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Structures are old, but newly painted in bold hues of fuchsia, turquoise, and marigold.
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Enamored Hi-Shine Nail Lacquer in Teal Turquoise and Mint Crème, $18 for both; marcjacobsbeauty.com
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The stones — bright turquoise, brilliant amethysts, diamonds and others — are handpicked from India by Amina.
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The Turquoise segments that look like the bristles of the toothbrush are the Ebola glycoproteins.
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Otis' best friend, Eric (Ncuti Gatwa), could sport more fashion statements and turquoise under-eyeliner.
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There was zero technique involved as I just brushed the turquoise shadow over my lids.
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Shares in Turquoise Hill plunge as parliament prepares to vote on the new draft recommendations.
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Kingfishers streak over the streams, their paths traced on the retina in time-lapse turquoise.
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There are touches of turquoise, blue, green, gold, blood red—the colors of a bruise.
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The ladies are roughing it ... in this colorful 4-bedroom home surrounded by turquoise water.
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The scarf was oversized, turquoise, and made out of a natural fiber I couldn't pronounce.
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The BendyMan is easy-to-spot and is available in green, turquoise black and pink.
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In her bright turquoise dress, Hayat Benfraj passes red peppers through the spiral screw mincer.
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Rabii's Turquoise Partners has been advising clients on how to navigate the complex Iranian market.
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She wears a mammoth turquoise ring and chugs a green tonic straight from the juicer.
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"Of course we could have just thrown out a bunch of turquoise pieces," she continued.
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Chopard's is black, and Institut Karite's comes in four shades including an eye-catching turquoise.
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Now it is a splendid Victorian dwelling, kaleidoscopic in hues of magenta, turquoise and gold.
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Meanwhile, the concentric lines are done in yellows, magentas, fuchsias, reds, pinks, and turquoise blues.
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A turquoise organza fan-pleated cape dress was coated with liquid to create glass wings.
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Ms. James walked into the Texas courtroom wearing a Navajo skirt, moccasins and turquoise jewelry.
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He closely watched the chefs, who dressed like pirates, with gold earrings and turquoise chokers.
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It's adorned with a hunk of turquoise cullet salvaged from the burned remains of Shin'enKan.
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He leases his truck and trailer to a company called Turquoise Trucking, based in Iowa.
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Then, on the flip side, you can smudge it out for a pastel-turquoise eyeshadow.
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But it's his grin — blinding grills drenched in shimmering turquoise stones — that captivates in person.
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In a similar move, the Switch Lite comes in three colors: gray, turquoise and yellow.
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A bright turquoise colour, my purchase from the shop promised improved communication, expression, and kindness.
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The work had a shell for an ear and a turquoise stone for an eye.
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I got the same turquoise uke, and she was right: it was so much fun.
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The thigh-high slit and turquoise statement earrings add to the drama of the look.
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The turquoise-tiled bathroom is stunning, bested only by city views observed throughout the hotel.
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My mother's ashes turned part of Sawtooth Lake a milky turquoise color, refusing to dissipate.
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And I love Paraibas, which are the color of turquoise but it's the most rare stone.
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Turquoise waters, world-famous cuisine and heartfelt hospitality are the pillars of Thailand's booming tourism industry.
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Turquoise is 51 percent owned by the London exchange and trades shares across 19 European countries.
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The rest of Turquoise is held by 12 investment banks, some of whom also back Plato.
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Anias, whose skull cap was removed following persistent post-surgical infections, wore a turquoise knit cap.
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Each bowl measures roughly 5 1/2 inches, and is a turquoise shade with brown trim.
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In the West, Zanzibar conjures up images of sugary white sands, warm breezes and turquoise waters.
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Steel-drum music pumps from a 225,000-tonne ship rising 20 storeys from the turquoise sea.
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He once went ballistic when the curtains for Nixon to stand in front of were turquoise.
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CWB's wedding ring is turquoise with diamonds, and we're told it set Taylor back about $10k.
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But the thing that really caught our eye was the beautiful turquoise inlay on the earrings.
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The scene behind her captured the lush greenery and turquoise waters of the East African archipelago.
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Duhamel didn't look bad himself, in a pair of turquoise and black knee-length board shorts.
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A gentleman in a jaunty top hat stands under a floating rock before a turquoise background.
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Turquoise partly succeeded in its aim, but ended up being bought by the London Stock Exchange.
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Turquoise Partners actively manages 90 percent of all foreign money that flows into Iran's stock market.
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A showstopper is the upstairs bathroom, whose walls are plastered with original patterned turquoise green tile.
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The cozy library is like a Turkish fumoir with turquoise leather club chairs and Ottoman textiles.
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Ivanhoe is now known as Turquoise Hill Resources, which is 51-percent controlled by Rio Tinto.
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As Cassie imagines herself ice skating, her face is covered in green, turquoise, and silver jewels.
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He had big hair and flashed turquoise jewelry, and making money had never seemed so easy.
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Between the letters, on the turquoise strips, Florian has painted a thick black line connecting them.
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Just before she went turquoise, her mane was black, and, before that, a foxy blond-silver.
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With turquoise, pink, and lavender options, these are a fun and festive addition to any room.
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"This is all I have," Mr. Snyder said, pointing to his jeans and turquoise T-shirt.
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The sundeck has an outdoor shower and offers direct access to island's turquoise lagoon waters below.
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The two separate floes then tumbled together to build small mountains of turquoise blocks of ice.
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Other Gossip: • Diane looked resplendent in the turquoise dress she wore at Maia's 18th birthday party.
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The shore break was gentle; the water, a bright shade of turquoise; the briny air, warm.
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The building's interior looked like a prosaic conference room except for the startlingly bright turquoise walls.
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When I was done, a hot-air balloon hovered permanently on the wall above turquoise letters.
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They come in various colors, like purple and turquoise, and each color has a different design.
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Frontier asset manager Charlemagne Capital launched a joint-venture with Iran's Turquoise Partners in January 2016.
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The optimal color — which signals good health, as it turns out — is more of a turquoise.
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Each is available in a variety of different colors, including red, turquoise, fuchsia, purple and black.
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Inside a large control room, workers in turquoise jumpsuits mill about computer consoles, monitoring dormant machinery.
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Some King rooms do have the same eye-catching turquoise, though my first room did not.
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I had memorized the shape and texture of the turquoise tiles of our old bathroom floor.
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The school has a small library and murals on the walls in pink, turquoise, and brown.
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Downing's untitled turquoise-bordered orange square is like a tidied designer take on Rothko's aching color fields.
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But a new chemical analysis of ancient turquoise artifacts just put a giant hole in that theory.
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If I tell you to imagine a beach, you can picture the golden sand and turquoise waves.
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Your seasonal depression will melt away once you've blinded yourself with an '80s neon turquoise ski jacket.
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Then the landscape turns lunar, and ahead, we see the jarringly vivid turquoise of the Khazir River.
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Once there, you'll be able to feast your eyes on the stunning turquoise lagoons surrounding the island.
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Hailey Baldwin rocked a wash of bright pink, while others rocked lime green, bright turquoise and orange.
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The color palette is accordingly soft and earthy, with deep reds and quiet hints of clear turquoise.
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One day later, Unglert posted a video of himself swimming through the turquoise blue Embalse de Yesa.
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The London Stock Exchange's Turquoise pan-European share trading unit has also opened a hub in Amsterdam.
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Kurz rebranded the OVP as the "New People's Party" and changed its colors from black to turquoise.
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And as a cool aesthetic bonus the Switch Lite comes in three colors: yellow, gray, and turquoise.
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Sadly, the light comes up through the oil, so my turquoise selection always ends up looking green.
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She's so intense about her patriotism that she wouldn't let her daughter wear turquoise on Memorial Day.
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His favored outfit is blue jeans, a belt with an ornate turquoise buckle, and Hush Puppies shoes.
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LSE operates equity and derivatives markets that include the London Stock Exchange, Borsa Italiana, MTS and Turquoise.
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Ivanhoe changed its name to Turquoise Hill Resources in 2012 after Rio Tinto became its majority stakeholder.
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Earlier in the evening, rapper Gucci Mane posted about wearing matching turquoise Gucci suits with the infant.
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Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd fell 3.7 percent to C$4.38 after announcing quarterly results late on Tuesday.
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Turquoise is also keeping an eye on Iranian banks and financial stocks as banking sanctions melt away.
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"The threat of decertification does have a huge psychological impact," said Ramin Rabii, CEO of Turquoise Partners.
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Haaland shared photos of her dress, silver and turquoise jewelry and moccasins on Twitter before the ceremony.
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Six water cannons stood ready on the decks, their brass nozzles oxidized to the color of turquoise.
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Stunning architecture and sandy beaches with turquoise waters make this historical slice of paradise pure Instagram porn.
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And then there's the show's frequent backdrop, the Marbella hotel, a dreamy castle full of turquoise sofas.
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Apfel held court on a modern velvet loveseat, dressed in orange Mongolian sheep fur and serious turquoise.
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Limerick wore a black Western-tailored shirt embroidered with turquoise and purple flowers, and a black skirt.
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A giant turquoise butterfly flaps its wings faster as you become more calm in the Enlightenment skirt.
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Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd fell 6.6 percent to C$4.25 after announcing quarterly results late on Tuesday.
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She's also taught me that less is more: She loves all-black; I love turquoise and paisley.
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You'll see whale sharks everywhere, and there are turquoise waters as far as the eye can see.
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Britney Spears looks incredible -- in fact, never looked better -- wearing the hell out of a turquoise bikini.
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Dion has never shied away from color, which she proved in this head-to-toe turquoise number.
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And in a recent spread in GQ, Tom Ford wears a large turquoise belt buckle and cuff.
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These witty objects, featuring a dominant turquoise green color, are one of the highlights of the exhibition.
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Rosie owns three pairs of sneakers (beaters for hiking; athletic for P.E. and turquoise Converses for school).
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Accessories included floral neckpieces, large brown sunglasses and colourful heels in purple, turquoise and other bold shades.
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Turquoise forms near the surface as a product of copper weathering, typically caused by rainwater or groundwater.
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Soon they were enjoying a private three-hour cruise complete with snacks, drinks and sparkling turquoise water.
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Turquoise and Plato officials did not elaborate on what would happen if Britain lost those passporting rights.
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In the other outdoor area, there are pink and turquoise seats, a Foosball table, and ping pong.
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After skimming down on the water, pilots glide the craft to the shores of turquoise Naknek Lake.
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But that was no impediment as he dug into his meal with a plastic turquoise spoon recently.
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These include applying for an EU licence in Amsterdam for its Turquoise pan-European share trading platform.
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Mention the word "tropical" and most people will think of turquoise-blue waters and powder-white beaches.
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And, of course, the color, turquoise—I do believe it adds to the sound, on some level.
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Her fingernails and toenails were polished turquoise, and her legs and arms were exquisitely toned and tan.
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The lobby was elegantly furnished with tea-colored leather Chesterfield sofas, turquoise velvet sofas and contemporary art.
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Other pools of water heated to 40 degrees Celsius take on a turquoise hue from copper salts.
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Minerals or algae give other lakes in the reserve signature colors too, like the turquoise Laguna Verde.
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The Duchess seems to really love turquoise, as do I. It's my go-to for everyday layering!
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I unfolded the sweatshirt and sobbed into the soft navy blue cotton with the cheery turquoise writing.
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A trading platform for Bloomberg and Turquoise, a unit of the London Stock Exchange, both picked Amsterdam.
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His hair is a blonde Mohawk with a turquoise streak, which almost matches his bright blue eyes.
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"My wife," he captioned the photo of the Don't Be Tardy star gazing down into the turquoise waters.
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At the center of the space was a turquoise examination table, making the show all the more surreal.
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Pearl was last seen wearing a gray sweater and black leggings, while carrying a black and turquoise backpack.
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And no, it's nothing like the turquoise wig we fell in love with last week at Crop Over.
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The absence of Russians has been especially painful in Antalya, known for its fine beaches and turquoise waters.
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One person might call it turquoise, one might call it cerulean, and one might simply call it blue.
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She breaks her arranged marriage and heads off for adventure in a turquoise tank top and cargo shorts.
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In 2015, the star sported a crystal bra that barely covered her nipples, paired with a turquoise headdress.
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Zeldin-Almanza, who wore an orange hat and has turquoise braces, said she plans to meet with Rep.
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His suit jacket sleeves had been mended with small stitches and his hands were ridged with turquoise veins.
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Cboe and Turquoise have said they would seek to reintroduce EU27 shares in London later in the year.
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On at least one occasion he sold 166 pieces for $13,000 to a Virginia jewelry store, Turquoise Canyon.
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The teen attended the show with her father in tow wearing a futuristic matching set in iridescent turquoise.
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As of Tuesday, there is a turquoise version for India and a red version (how original) for China.
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The bright, unmissable turquoise of this sweater is perfect for getting yourself noticed, then pursued by corrupt scientists.
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Photo's of the popular flavor reveal an eye-catching turquoise color, reminiscent of the childhood classic, Blue Moon.
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The agency estimates their are more than 10,85033 scarlet-chested parrots and 20,000 turquoise parrots living in Australia.
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THE phrase "Pacific island" conjures images of white-sand beaches, turquoise seas and cocktails served in halved coconuts.
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In fact, there was this young, refreshing air about the actress — or maybe that was her turquoise eyeshadow.
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The neckline showed off my now legitimate cleavage, and I liked how the turquoise color matched my eyes.
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But this would be false: the beach is every bit as artificial as the towers and turquoise pools.
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Her grandson, a 23-year-old with slick hair and a turquoise rain jacket, is more clued in.
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I spent 60% of a check on a half-suede, half-mesh, yellow-and-turquoise Von Dutch hat.
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In a clear turquoise bay, one stone pillar rises 30 feet above the water, 40 feet straight down.
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At times, some residents would even visit them in the boarded-up turquoise building that was their home.
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There's the Vander Urbani Resort hotel, with Veuve Clicquot pillows and a pool glowing turquoise on the roof.
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Vancouver-based Turquoise Hill, majority owned by Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto , said the blockade was lifted Jan.
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Turquoise Mountain's artisans have revived the old methods, throwing pots that are both beautiful and safe to use.
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The Thames was a beautiful turquoise and I thought these colors would work very well on a scarf.
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The lizards running along its branches, the metallic turquoise of their tails, the white spots along their bodies.
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"There was a discrepancy about whether the color of the clothing was green or turquoise," Mr. Richardson said.
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Klotz, a thin woman in a turquoise Kauai Forest Bird Recovery Project shirt, described the work as exhausting.
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Follow the system of lakes and rivers and you'll see water colors that range from turquoise to azure.
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"Turquoise is like a stone of protection," he added, referring to the stone's reputed spiritual and metaphysical properties.
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Several archways lead to a turquoise-tiled wet bar and a dining room with two walls of glass.
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The actors arrive at an improvised city, think musical setting, the sky made of turquoise-stained glass. London.
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An untitled work from 1958 looks like a rendering of a complex system floating in oceanic turquoise space.
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First Person The turquoise and fuchsia weavings of the indigenous people of the Guatemalan village spoke to me.
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In his selfies, he wore cowboy boots, neon shorts and turquoise jewelry, the spirit animal version of himself.
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ABBY GOODNOUGH Los Angeles They enter through an unmarked turquoise storefront, nestled between fashion boutiques on Melrose Avenue.
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Even while walking him home from school, she carries Daniel, shielding him from sun with a turquoise umbrella.
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He pointed to women circling the monastery with coral and turquoise stones entwined into braids in their hair.
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Her mesh Louboutin heels click on the beige wooden floor, her turquoise gown fluttering under a leopard coat.
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The lush scent of plumeria wafts from the courtyard, where a Piranesi-inspired mural overlooks a turquoise pool.
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In the photo, Fernback pairs it with turquoise face-paint and half-smiles in front of a tree.
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File photo of a turquoise mask, probably representing the sun god Tonatiuh, at a museum exhibit on the Aztecs.
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She often chooses pinks, peaches, yellows, turquoise, blues, and greens as a way of relating back to the body.
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She carries a small Minnie Mouse purse and, despite the sunny weather, wears a long turquoise coat with ruffles.
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Towards the end of the video, though, a dramatic head flip revealed turquoise strands in place of the pink.
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Popular with snorkelers and swimmers, the calm turquoise-blue water is filled with unique corals, tropical fish and turtles.
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As far as we know, the New 2DS XL is launching with only one color scheme: black and turquoise.
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Amazon seemed to be rolling out the new Fingerlings Glitter Monkeys one at a time, starting with turquoise Amelia.
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YAKS graze on grassland near the turquoise waters of Karakul, a lake in the far western region of Xinjiang.
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The designer stuck with a mostly black-and-white color palette (with pops of orange and turquoise sprinkled throughout).
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And on Tuesday, she switched things up yet again going from midnight blue to a vibrant shade of turquoise.
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When the LSE took over cross-border trading platform Turquoise and later on LCH, the investment banks remained shareholders.
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Larger rivals Cboe and London Stock Exchange's Turquoise, which have new EU hubs in Amsterdam, have announced similar changes.
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"My wife," Kroy, 31, captioned the photo of the Don't Be Tardy star gazing down into the turquoise waters.
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I was instantly enticed by the sleek turquoise blue bottle, but skeptical of its "blurring" claims on the back.
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Awestruck folks shared footage on Twitter of the strangely glimmering turquoise light, each equally as baffled as the other.
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The scales come in an array of different colours, including pink, pearl, lilac and turquoise, to name a few.
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Known for its Creole fare, weird turquoise building, and chandeliers, it sits across the street from a beautiful graveyard.
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Nick, the lead vocalist for Nick and the Groove, walked on stage in an unassuming turquoise button-down shirt.
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She designed a mini doll version of herself complete with an outfit in her favourite colours: turquoise and pink.
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She was a tall, slim, narrow-bodied woman with surprisingly generous firm breasts that her tight turquoise sweater accentuated.
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So yeah, forget about Pueblo architecture, turquoise jewelry, and Georgia O'Keefe: New Mexico is all about green chile cheeseburgers.
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She uses bright, crisp hues of turquoise, pink and daffodil yellow that seem bolder than the usual springtime pastels.
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During what is typically high season, Turkish Mediterranean resorts have scores of empty rooms overlooking the famed turquoise waters.
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And we wore these outfits like ice-cream salesmen: white pants and turquoise shirts with purple sleeves and suspenders.
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Chairs and couches in a mishmash of forms, colors and patterns (calfskin, plaid, orange, turquoise) complete the hallucinogenic atmosphere.
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He passed some cemetery gates and walked toward a set of houses painted in vibrant turquoise, yellows, and reds.
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"If I tell you to imagine a beach, you can picture the golden sand and turquoise waves," he writes.
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Nothing about his turquoise-smoke-filled stage bouncing grabbed me, and the song seemed way too low for him.
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For her seventh birthday in November, Grace requested a purple cake with a turquoise peace sign and polka dots.
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Roosters wander past pink and turquoise facades threaded with wild foliage in the capital city (also called São Tomé).
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The light turns golden and dreamy, and the frame is saturated with warm, soothing shades of turquoise and ochre.
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Later, as we descended, I was too scared to enjoy the view of the turquoise lake and valley below.
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The display cases hold vintage turquoise rings and bracelets, pocket watches, lockets and Livingston's finest selection of bolo ties.
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The isotopic signatures she found on the turquoise artifacts also matched the signatures of copper deposits found in Mesoamerica.
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It's like a painter's palette: Drop a dab of white paint into a greenish blue, and you get turquoise.
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When I turned into her driveway, I found a turquoise house with an empty clothesline strung in the backyard.
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Between the waves and the occasional sharks (really), many locals just enjoy the turquoise horizon from their beach chairs.
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Turquoise tables and chairs offer a glimpse of the elevated train, which rumbles past sounding almost like the ocean.
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LSE buys here a majority stake in platform rival Turquoise, granting it immediate access to pan-European share trading.
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You're also a six-minute drive from Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, where a turquoise river tumbles over volcanic cliffs.
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With Raphael or Titian, if you have someone in turquoise you have a piece of yellow, just to balance.
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Flutes, ceremonial staffs, more turquoise, stores of ceramic vessels, remains of South American parrots and jewelry were found nearby.
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There's purple and gold in Arizona for Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema, and pink and turquoise in Washington for Rep.
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Florida State wore turquoise Nike N7 uniforms to raise awareness for bringing sport to Native American and Aboriginal youth.
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It's easy to imagine how one might while away an afternoon in in the turquoise-and-coffee-colored interior.
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"This place looks like untouched paradise with perfect palm trees on sand spit islands surrounded by perfect turquoise waters."
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The former Quantico star, 36, wowed in a turquoise ensemble with floral detailing and finished the look with silver jewelry.
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Dollar Tree's Royal Norfolk turquoise-swirl stoneware bowls are just as stylish as any you'd find at a furniture gallery.
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In the next trailer, Murphy's villainous red-nosed entourage, appear by the dozens, encircling a woman wearing a turquoise wig.
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The surface of the bronze garments is a classical patina darkening nearly to black, with undertones of green and turquoise.
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The landmark agreement was signed with Robert Friedland's Ivanhoe Mines, which changed its name to Turquoise Hill Resources in 2012.
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Strange as it may sound, I felt sorry for this pack of lonely hunters, out here in the turquoise void.
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Two large turquoise and carnelian rings on his fingers, he is constantly punching numbers on a large calculator, converting currencies.
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He wore a turquoise Baja East jumpsuit and a hat with a mechanical row of crystal fringe by Sarah Sokol.
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Kylie changed into a bright turquoise wig and matching sparkly blue mermaid-inspired gown adorned with with a feathered trim.
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The project is jointly-owned by the government of Mongolia (34%) and the Canada-based miner Turquoise Hill Resources (66%) .
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For now, there are trying out their colors, transitioning from bright turquoise to a dark green as they see fit.
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In the photo, threw up the hang loose hand sign while wearing a turquoise bra top paired with green trousers.
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You have the choice of three colours (yellow, turquoise, and grey), but the rest of the design is largely unchanged.
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The turquoise structures are designed to cradle a body contorted by text neck; Mayer provides a headrest for public texters.
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Patriotic Kazakhs marked a public holiday in March by displaying balloons of the same turquoise colour as the national flag.
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The sludgy green of the barrels contrasts with his turquoise shirt, which is printed all-over with pink hibiscus flowers.
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The delicate looks, in the colors of light blue, turquoise green, and periwinkle used soft fabrics like denim inspired linen.
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Across the crane's wings are shimmering waves of turquoise like the gems that were Malia's eyes on our wedding day.
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Animal-inspired décor pervades the entire home, including a chair made of entirely of horns and a turquoise deer bust.
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Residents blame a CTV News broadcast, which showed stunning images of people playing hockey on the cave's limpid turquoise ice.
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Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd, up 2.0.71 percent and Centerra Gold Inc, higher by 22.29 percent were the other top gainers.
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The acknowledgement of American and British involvement in creating the circumstances that Turquoise Mountain now helps to remedy is fleeting.
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FRESHLY painted in pale turquoise, "La Belle Equipe", a bistro in eastern Paris, reopened this week after months of anguish.
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Fun, free things to do in Tucson include checking out the Mission San Xavier del Bac and the Turquoise Trail.
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Instagram images show that these taco shells come in a variety of beautiful colors like turquoise, purple, pink, and black.
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She wears turquoise and emerald green, white palazzo pants, summery floral prints, and slings pastel satchels casually over one shoulder.
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The kitchen has been updated with stainless-steel appliances by GE, but retains its playful turquoise tile countertops and backsplashes.
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The set also comes with a turquoise-colored astromech droid, which could belong to her, as well as D-O.
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Haaland, a member of the Pueblo of Laguna tribe, will wear a Pueblo dress, silver and turquoise jewelry and moccasins.
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One of the most well-known is Palamubükü, a 1.5 mile cove with turquoise waters, trees, and family-run restaurants.
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She stared at the blank wall of her mud house and sat upright, her turquoise rosary swinging from her neck.
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"Should I test out these pens on this turquoise pad?" you'd ask yourself, staring at some pens by the phone.
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Turquoise pools framed in crisp white, swimmers in contrasting blue and red bathing suits, floppy sunhats and pristine lounge chairs.
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In particular, she latched onto a wondrously 80s neon-bright turquoise suit, which she'd secretly tried on while growing up.
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In the painting, she is wearing a turquoise-colored bra with the image of a red hand on each cup.
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Last year, I received the iconic Turquoise Pantone 1837 Blue box as a bonus gift from a Fortune 500 company.
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The turquoise, rainbow tie-dye, and chocolate shells didn't rise, so their massive macarons looked like more like unfortunate pancakes.
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Along the way, unpaved roads wind through looming mountains, flanked by turquoise rivers and the seemingly endless General Carrera Lake.
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He swears there will never be a moment when a free turquoise windbreaker is more important than his son's happiness.
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"The two best things about Mauritius are the people and the clear turquoise water," Pierce said by telephone from Paris.
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With a flick of his tail, he swam back into the turquoise depths, the sun glinting off his namesake markings.
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Its turquoise water is a resort for bathers and fishermen, and an important source for fishing, irrigation and hydroelectric power.
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In this immersive turquoise environment, visitors' shadows merge with the silhouettes of dolphins as they swim up toward the sun.
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From the American reconnaissance plane, Scarborough looked like a perfect diving retreat, a lazy triangle of reef sheltering turquoise waters.
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The Aguamarina buildings are designed specifically for families with colorful, beachy decor including purple couches, turquoise curtains, and multiple bedrooms.
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Additionally, Barbie sports turquoise streaks throughout her black hair, worn down her back in two braids, and traditional skull makeup.
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The beach, though, with its wide crescent of smooth, powdery sand and turquoise bay, still retains its essential, sweeping majesty.
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Its palm-tree-fringed views of the sweeping turquoise bay could have been from anywhere, more Caribbean than Woolf's Cornwall.
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Before the movie ends Sue Ann's turquoise Sunbeam roadster will seem as menacing as the Creature from the Black Lagoon.
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Mesoamerica has plenty of copper mines, she said, which suggests that turquoise deposits may have once been present there, too.
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I would find myself looking at the turquoise water, unable to believe that the color could be found in nature.
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She marries spectacle with heart, absurdity with relatability, all wrapped up in turquoise hair, orange eyeshadow, and a neck scarf.
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We did child-friendly things like splashing in the impossibly clear, calm, turquoise water at La Caravelle beach in Ste.
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Turquoise Hill owns 66 percent of the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia, a key growth asset for Rio Tinto.
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I used a mirror so I could run turquoise eyeliner across my lids or zero in on a blooming pimple.
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Inside the decor was modern and beachy, with crisp white linens, beige and pale turquoise accents, and oceanic-inspired art.
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He was adorned with more than 11,8003 beads and pendants made of turquoise and more than 3,000 made of shell.
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She wears a long, turquoise leather Miu Miu jacket, vintage Levi's, oversize gold hoop earrings and tasseled Doc Marten loafers.
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He was particularly noted for his imaginative and unusual color combinations — amethyst and coral, amber and turquoise, sapphire and topaz.
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Its color palette is iridescent: in her geometric fractals, yellow, orange, and pink subtly gave way to purple and turquoise.
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Aquis is opening a new hub in Paris for trading euro-denominated shares, while the Turquoise unit is in Amsterdam.
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Dark blue tones — cobalt, navy, midnight — nearly saturated them, with areas of respite in turquoise and a bleary, overcast gray.
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Lord Howe Island is located 500 miles off the coast of Sydney, Australia in the turquoise waters of the Tasman Sea.
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Speaking of gorgeous beaches and blue waters, get a load of one of the many seaside hotspots along Turkey's Turquoise Coast.
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ANCIENT TURQUOISE REWRITES AZTEC HISTORY Koniecza explained the quake left big gaps between the stones, causing the pyramid to be unstable.
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A recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship in nonfiction, Roya Hakakian is the author of most recently, Assassins of the Turquoise Palace.
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The only pops of color in the room were the bright turquoise wall and a bright pink chair in the corner.
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NEAR the turquoise domes of Samarkand on the Silk Road, well-wishers stream past an elaborate grave covered in fresh flowers.
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He was last seen wearing a turquoise shirt and plaid shorts or a gray-and-white-striped shirt with gray sweatpants.
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Some consider the sentencing a win, others not enough, and others still, a dark mark on the turquoise industry at large.
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The exchange has had to open an EU base in Amsterdam for Turquoise, its London-based pan-European share trading platform.
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If your idea of the ideal permanent getaway includes clear turquoise water and white sand beaches, consider these five Caribbean islands.
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Sector leader Cboe Europe, and the London Stock Exchange's Turquoise have yet to obtain a licence for new hubs in Amsterdam.
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Lindsay and fiance Egor Tarabasov vacayed on the Mauritius Island ... surrounded by turquoise waters and a pretty damn cool rock island.
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Authorities said a turquoise van cruising around outside Linda's school the day she disappeared aroused suspicion with both parents and students.
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The figure — its many parts — is spread against a ground that changes from light gray-blue to pale violet to turquoise.
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If you take a closer look at the Duchess' necklace, you'll see it's detailed with three round turquoise bezel-set drops.
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There were no turquoise people in sight — our workroom was cloistered in an older building, a long walk from the Superusers.
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The turquoise color was quite popular with other folks at the hands-on event, but it might be my least favorite.
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The three en suite bathrooms are similarly finished, with light turquoise stucco walls, concrete sinks, brass fixtures and walk-in showers.
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He pitched the idea for a Turquoise Mountain show to Mr. Raby, arguing that it would address all four IPOP elements.
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In the painting "Looking Worse, and Worse, and Worse" (2016), Florian stacks turquoise-colored strips from the top to bottom edge.
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I'd seen this many times before: a generic travel poster promising jewel-toned, turquoise seas washing over dazzling coral-white sands.
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Dollano later created another version of the typeface in an entirely synchronized palette revolving around shades of turquoise, yellow, and green.
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She accessorized her skin-baring look with a black satin jacket, dark turquoise clutch, black studded wedges and a layered necklace.
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This luxurious 20-room escape features waterfalls that drop into turquoise pools above a jungle canopy in a remote mountain setting.
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Think of the Caribbean, and a certain image comes to mind: an unblemished white-sand beach, lapped by clear turquoise waters.
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Words like "Interference" and "Tripping" materialize in turquoise blue and start to giddily flip-flop around, in both English and Korean.
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By the next evening, the flower was surrounded by circles of deep blue and pink and rectangles of turquoise and gold.
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"For me, it's like a talisman," said the designer Phillip Lim, who has collected turquoise jewelry since he was a teenager.
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Passing through the kitchen takes you to a bedroom and en suite bathroom with turquoise subway tiles and bird-pattern wallpaper.
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Pursuits The indelible view from a trip on the country's bays and lagoons: Turquoise green waters, red mangroves and vibrant flamingos.
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A shiny long-sleeved shirt and an even shinier jacket look as if they're made from hot-pink and turquoise plastic.
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Along one wall was a long wooden desk with a turquoise ceramic lamp and a chair clad in nubby red fabric.
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While I wouldn't call the design stylish as such, the pale turquoise and grey at least help create a calming vibe.
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Turquoise Hill announced on March 17 that the mine was expected to produce 175,000 to 195,000 tonnes of copper in 2016.
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The exchange has had to open an EU base in Amsterdam for its London-based pan-European share trading platform Turquoise.
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More elaborate gestures took shape in several flouncy dresses and bead-embroidered gowns, including one paired with a turquoise fur choker.
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The actress was spotted rocking platinum-blonde hair with turquoise blue tips (à la Taylor Swift) hidden under a baseball cap.
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DECEMBER 2009 LSE buys here a majority stake in platform rival Turquoise, granting it immediate access to pan-European share trading.
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In "Dance Hall Bellevue" (1909-10), the turquoise and yellow walls of the building play against the blues below and above.
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Gimaguas gold-plated earrings, $41; seashell necklace with turquoise, coral and lapis lazuli stones, $38; knitted raffia sandals, $66; at gimaguas.com.
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She also adds lengths of gemstone necklaces in her preferred color for the moment: "Right now, I'm turquoise," Ms. Small said.
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Twitter user Brian McCarthy posted a photo showing a small, turquoise waffle maker coated in what looks like old waffle mix.
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I was sitting on bleachers over a beautiful turquoise bay when suddenly the seats rose up and became a roller coaster.
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In James Turrell's "Perfectly Clear" (1991), the viewer is subjected to an electromagnetic storm, a cascade of colors: rose, magenta, turquoise.
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Perkin invented other synthetic colors as well, like Perkin's Green (a turquoise-like hue) and another shade of purple, Britannia Violet.
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Bush delighted in a display of jewelry, remarked on her own purchases supporting Afghan artisans (she said she outfitted the White House, George W. Bush Presidential Library and her own Texas ranch with Afghan rugs) and snagged right off the exhibit wall a turquoise glazed bowl from the Turquoise Mountain-supported potters of Istalif to take home with her.
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Back then, the flag also included pink and turquoise; it wasn't until 1979, when pink dye was found to be too expensive and turquoise got cut after the committee organizing the 1979 Gay Freedom Day Parade wanted to split the colors evenly to fly the flag in two halves, that it became the iconic ROYGBV we recognize today.
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Da Silveira fills the screen with neon crosses, hot pink lipstick, reflective hoop earrings, and blood streaming down a glowing turquoise backdrop.
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Both donning black bathing suits, the couple shared kisses on the beach, held hands, embraced and cuddled up in the turquoise waters.
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Turquoise was committed to offering the full range of shares on its UK platform, the LSE said in a statement on Monday.
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I pick up Bliss' gel-lined Glamour Gloves — a total misnomer because these giant, bulky turquoise mitts are in no way glamorous.
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The clutch featured the character's blue mask from the movie, adding a little iridescent blue pop to her star-printed turquoise dress.
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With floor-to-ceiling accents of Tiffany turquoise, light marble, and china plates, the luxury jewelry company has reached new charming heights.
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She wore a black blazer, matching pants, a turquoise button-down and accessorized with a cross necklace — all under a black overcoat.
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The bedrooms occupied by his two sons are painted spring green and turquoise, and Ms. Brock wanted them painted more neutral hues.
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The couple kicked back beneath a private, grass-roof beach hut surrounded by white sand, palm trees and turquoise water on Thursday.
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One man held an infant wrapped in a turquoise blanket in one hand, angrily waving an empty milk bottle with the other.
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A turquoise dish from 17th-century Iran has been turned over to reveal the labels of the previous exhibitions it appeared in.
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The model finished off her look with some equally eye-catching accessories, a silver glitter box clutch and metallic turquoise strappy sandals.
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Ramin Rabii, chief executive of Turquoise Partners, which facilitates foreign investment in Iran, said Trump's rhetoric could paradoxically help the tech sector.
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Since 2010, Rio Tinto, which has a 51% controlling stake in Turquoise Hill, has been the operator of the Oyu Tolgoi project.
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The London Stock Exchange's pan-European trading platform Turquoise has set up a hub in Amsterdam, while rival Aquis Exchange chose Paris.
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Turquoise, a semi-precious mineral, forms in rocks when phosphorous, aluminium and copper sulphide react in the presence of mildly acidic water.
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Turquoise Hill posted revenue of $382.7 million, down from $341.7 million a year ago and compared with analysts' expectations of $307.5 million.
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Vendors peddling inexpensive jewelry out in stores across the area have distorted the value I'd attributed to the turquoise goods, she explains.
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The Switch Lite will come in three colors: yellow, gray, and turquoise, but special edition versions have already been revealed for Pokémon.
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But in part that is due to the logic of who has the white-sand beaches and turquoise waters loved by tourists.
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Out West, she wore flowing skirts, colorful aprons, heavy turquoise jewelry, and orange lipstick, and carried a basket instead of a purse.
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The Armani Prive collection also featured splashes of turquoise pink and fuschia, with some entirely pink, glitzy looks rounding off the presentation.
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Wahlberg's wife Rhea Durham, 38, was by his side — showing off her toned physique in a turquoise-top bikini with orange briefs.
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Turquoise accounted for about 5 percent of total market trading in Europe last month, according to Thomson Reuters aggregates of exchange data.
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Laurie drives a stolen VW van, which looks a lot like the Dharma vans from Lost, except it's yellow and not turquoise.
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The Cordillera Blanca, home to scores of glaciers, towering peaks and turquoise lakes, is a popular destination for mountain climbers and trekkers.
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We splashed in the turquoise water and considered a sign promising a resort on the site, which falls within a national park.
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In a corner of the salt flat, turquoise-colored brine slowly evaporates in rows of vast square pools, leaving behind lithium crystals.
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Trained in jewelry-making by elders at Turquoise Mountain, she is part of the contingent of artists in the Freer/Sackler show.
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Except for two red sections, each piece is painted a different color (turquoise, green, reddish brown, and brown, with one left unpainted).
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CHAST I fell in love with it because it's the parakeet of instruments: It's so cute and so turquoise and so cheap.
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I learned to type on an Apple IIGS at her office, and she was an early adopter of the original turquoise iMac.
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It would definitely be big and somewhere exotic, and near an ocean that's turquoise so I could overlook it whenever I'd want.
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When I rang her doorbell around 11:30 AM, a cheerful redhead wearing a bright turquoise polka dot dress opened the door.
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The turquoise Tara River slices through these Dinaric Alps, creating Europe's deepest canyon at some 4,260 feet, and thrilling white-water paddlers.
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Key West also boasts several shipwrecks to explore in turquoise waters, making a dive certification a card you need in your wallet.
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Turquoise Restaurant was marred by slow and indifferent service when I visited with my family but offered an incredible deal on brunch.
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Wu wore a floral dress with swirls of turquoise, and a waxy white orchid was about to be pinned behind her ear.
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Mr. Trump also received a portrait of himself and three chiffon dresses: one yellow, one pale pink and one yellow and turquoise.
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For more than a century, archaeologists have questioned the origins of the turquoise used in these beautiful pieces of artwork and jewelry.
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Itacuruça Journal ITACURUÇA, Brazil — Something ominous was happening in the turquoise waters of Sepetiba Bay, a booming port outside Rio de Janeiro.
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Billy Porter wore a turquoise jumpsuit and a hat with a mechanical row of crystal fringe at the 2020 Grammys red carpet.
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Tfue's keyboard, also a 60 percent model, features an exotic-looking case, mixing reflective coatings of indigo and turquoise across the bottom.
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Now her latest creation, The Pint Shop, is an ice cream shop filled with banana yellow, cherry red and turquoise-colored aisles.
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Her older sister identified her by the silver ring, eagle-shaped and inset with turquoise, that she wore on her left hand.
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The paradise atolls, famous for their turquoise waters and idyllic beaches, may be under water by 25, according to the United Nations.
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She also wore a pair of turquoise-and-gold bar earrings to watch Serena Williams play at the U.S. Open in September.
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One of their first customers was Jennifer Hudson, who wore a turquoise dress that ended up in the pages of Us Weekly.
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It damaged cars, apartment buildings and taverns, filling one nearby restaurant with enough water to nearly submerge its C-shaped turquoise bar.
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Instead, it usually hovered within the turquoise-blue (relaxed-lovable) range — most consistently during my morning coffee, when my hands were notably warm.
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In the study in Science Advances , however, a team at Dickinson College says its analysis shows that the turquoise instead comes from Mesoamerica.
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Geologists say deposits like Oyu Tolgoi - meaning Turquoise Hill because of the staining of the rocks by oxidized copper - rarely occur in isolation.
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Last year, she became the first royal to wear a jumpsuit to Royal Ascot with her wide-legged turquoise outfit by Emilia Wickstead.
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Dated "5 February 2012," the post shows Fawaz and Michael cuddling onboard a yacht surrounded by the sparkling, turquoise seas of Eydhafushi, Maldives.
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Bella Hadid continued her spring getaway in St. Barts over the weekend, embracing the turquoise waters in a curve-hugging white one-piece.
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On her birthday in 2016 she found herself in Miami, and she celebrated her birthday there with a chocolate cake with turquoise frosting.
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And Sunday night's show was no different, as Jenny McCarthy showed up with her bob dyed a brand new, bright shade of turquoise.
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Their suggestion: Swipe on turquoise winged eyeliner and pair it with a fuchsia lip to give your beauty look a healthy spring pop.
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His dreads, which in the past he's dyed bright pink, turquoise, and purple, are currently a toned-down blonde with dark brown roots.
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Bright red, bright blue [and] turquoise are all colors that a lot of people really like and look really good on most people.
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A bright yellow and turquoise take on the brand's Ups-A-Daisy bath bomb, and a sparkling gold version of Lush's easter collection.
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They're precious stones, including hermatite Coruscant, Pheonix stone Alderaan, yellow agate Tatooine, white turquoise Endor, jade Yavin 4, and bright orange agate Bespin.
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Officially, the Siberian Generating Company refers to the turquoise body of water as the waste site for Heating and Electrical Station No. 5.
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I honestly went back and forth trying to choose one, but if I had to pick tomorrow, it would probably be the turquoise.
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And Garcelle Beauvais, at the Global Green Gala, said she "loved [her] headband," an intricate turquoise-and-gold confection atop her loose locks.
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Surrounded by the turquoise water of the Mediterranean Sea, the Fort de Bregancon has been the holiday retreat of French leaders for decades.
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Blue hair is another color in the hair chameleon's past, even keeping her turquoise ends for Kim Kardashian's wedding, despite her sister's wishes.
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Throughout their time, the family has enjoyed numerous outdoor adventures, including zip-lining, paddleboarding, jet-skiing and relaxing in the warm, turquoise waters.
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All looked happy while they sat together and watched the games, the Queen mother in a turquoise dress with matching jacket and hat.
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Meghan has been wearing a lot of turquoise jewelry since the birth of baby Archie — and there may be a reason for that.
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Police say he was last seen wearing a turquoise shirt and plaid shorts or a gray-and-white-striped shirt with gray sweatpants.
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The rebranded ÖVP, now in turquoise rather than its traditional black, is the most popular party even among 14- to 29-year-olds.
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"As a Navajo woman, turquoise jewelry is a big part of who I am, and it means prosperity, richness, and health," says Rafael.
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The water is a beautiful turquoise color you'd never expect from inland lakes, it looks nearly the same as the Adriatic sea did.
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I didn't even have a car to look for locations, but thankfully Mike had a '57 Chevy Bel Air convertible with turquoise trim.
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Last night, the Queen stepped out in a turquoise and blue dress by one of her personal assistants and senior dresser, Angela Kelly.
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For the restrooms, the architects selected a super–graphic pattern of pixilated cherry blossoms set against hotly hued fields of orange and turquoise.
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In 1998, Bradbury's babysitter took her from her home in Arlington, TX. Two days after she disappeared, someone spotted the babysitter's turquoise truck.
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Once up in the cockpit I can see a small boat is towing Christianshavn to a ship slip in a turquoise-blue harbor.
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Her family portraits exhibit thick, sinuous line work against rich shades of pink and turquoise — colors she recalls from childhood trips to Manila.
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I mention the tourists in part because, for many Americans, "the Caribbean" evokes images of pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and well-tended resorts.
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Albritton, 43, had dressed up for the trip — black blouse, turquoise necklace, small silver hoop earrings glinting through her shoulder-length blond hair.
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Turquoise Hill owns 2000 percent of the Oyu Tolgoi mine, with the Mongolian government owning the remaining 34 percent under a 2009 agreement.
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The bag comes in a few colors including turquoise and navy and there is a small hidden pouch for important papers and passports.
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"Turquoise Mountain: Artists Transforming Afghanistan," an epic 11-month show that opened this month at the Smithsonian Institution, aims to do that literally.
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He wasn't going to come all this way without getting inside, he thought, so he knocked on the door of the turquoise house.
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We have no record of what color the Virgin Mary's hair was when she gave birth to Jesus, but it probably wasn't turquoise.
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Inspired by the climate and views, he painted pool scenes whose sparkling planes of turquoise conjure a paradise untouched by time or decay.
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Deerfield — a flat complex with a turquoise roof, 70 miles south of Richmond — is the nursing home of the Virginia Department of Corrections.
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What you'll find instead is elegant decor that still embraces its island location and stunning views of the North Atlantic Ocean's turquoise waters.
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And in laboratories across the world, the markers of age in over-the-hill mice, rats and turquoise killifish are, sometimes, being reversed.
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Mr. Wu, eager to regain his vitality so he could once again play mah-jongg, set out in September for Bama's turquoise rivers.
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Fashioned from a wafer-thin slice of polished Arizona turquoise, its numerals and bezel are studded with more than 100 brilliant-cut diamonds.
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At the August 2008 Democratic National Convention held in Denver, Colorado, Obama stood out in a simple turquoise dress by designer Maria Pinto.
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Porter arrived at the 2020 Grammys in a bedazzled, turquoise jumpsuit and a hat that covered his face with layers of crystal fringe.
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Sun-washed, pastel-colored houses and cafes line the main pedestrian street running parallel to the sparkling turquoise harbor, dotted with moored sailboats.
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Turquoise Hill, which is 51%-owned by Rio Tinto, also said it would provide a further update once the parliamentary resolution was finalised.
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Plato Partnership, which includes Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, AXA Investment Managers and Franklin Templeton, said it had signed the co-operation agreement with Turquoise.
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The resort auctioned them off, and soon many of the homes on the island had brand-new turquoise deck chairs of their own.
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I liked the elegant turquoise upholstered seating that added a rich pop of color and poise against the otherwise black-and-white space.
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Pink fabric was too expensive, Mr. Baker said, so it was removed, and turquoise and blue were combined into one color, royal blue.
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Completed in 1749, Fort Christiansvaern is a national historic site today, an impenetrable yellow structure overlooking the glittering turquoise waters of Gallows Bay.
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After several months, neither of the items I listed — a carved screen from India and a silver-and-turquoise belt buckle — had sold.
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Neither scenario is ideal, and yet here I am, thinking about shelling out $25 to augment my setup with a matching turquoise version.
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Its soaring dome and intricate decoration are reminiscent of Istanbul's Blue Mosque, but with lighter blues — recalling the turquoise of the Kazakh flag.
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In the video, Adalia holds up a sparkly turquoise dress and tells her mom, who is behind the camera: "This is Michael Costello."
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Sol De Oriente is an explosion of canary yellow that sits high on a cliff, wreathed in a 360-degree turquoise infinity pool.
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Turquoise Hill, which is 51%-owned by Rio Tinto, also said it would provide a further update once the parliamentary resolution was finalised.
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"Turquoise is a healing stone, that gives a calming, loving and spiritual grounding energy … which all of us moms definitely need!" she says.
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Don a mask and dip into the water, and you'll find yourself amid schools of yellow tang, bright turquoise parrot fish and butterflyfish.
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It has deep turquoise linoleum with a gold quatrefoil pattern and two thresholds, suggesting that it lay at the juncture of three rooms.
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That first version also had two other colors that would be left out of later flags: pink, which represented sex, and turquoise, art.
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The volume itself — a peach pink and turquoise blue book printed on medium weight paper with a risograph — is a beautiful art object.
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The turquoise-blue chromis damselfish form huge clouds or schools over coral heads, and use coral branches for shelter when predators come along.
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Since Markle's public appearances have been limited this summer due to maternity leave, it's been even more noticeable that she's worn a piece of Jennifer Meyer's turquoise jewelry nearly every time she's stepped out, including the bezel-set ring (worn in place of her engagement ring!) and marquise-cut turquoise-and-diamond studs worn to her Monday appearance in South Africa.
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Up close, the rocks are dark with shots of purple through them, and the water is turquoise blue where it runs into the cave.
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I have one friend whose arms are covered in rose gold bangles; another who has a Georgia O'Keeffe-worthy collection of silver and turquoise.
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Both civilizations, which lived in what&aposs now central Mexico to Central America, used turquoise extensively in their cultures, explains a post at Phys.
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In the painting on the left, the brushstrokes ending near the paintings top left edge release a turquoise light, at once material and muffled.
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He will sandwich an olive green between two Easter-egg pink geometric shapes, or place a turquoise green shape next to peach-colored rhomboids.
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The other photos in the countdown are aesthetically similar: pastel pink tulle ruffles, Swift's cats perched on a plush sofa, a bright turquoise bike.
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Vinyl pants and turquoise pumps were what that motherfucker was wearing, and it was a good look, so it made it into the song.
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In the photo, Kardashian can be seen throwing up the hang loose hand sign while wearing a turquoise bra top paired with green trousers.
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The actress experiments all the time, whether she's sporting a red and yellow sunset smoky eye, bold turquoise shadow or even nearly black lipstick.
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The twosome are both wearing turquoise, brown and red bracelets with Pink adding a collection of crystal and black leather necklaces to her look.
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In the living room, the designer hung a gilded chandelier, sheathed the walls in black seagrass and added chairs clad in turquoise-hued leather.
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The technology can new get really specific: finding you a red, high-waisted one-piece with side cutouts or a chunky, turquoise statement necklace.
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This is because ancient Egyptians used natural colors from stones, such as limestone, red oak, and turquoise, mixed with egg whites, according to Waziri.
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Offered in the brand's Complete All Seasons and Complete Airflow carriers, the turquoise pattern features silhouettes of Pixar's famous superhero family amid multicolored shapes.
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A fan video, showing her with her recently dyed turquoise hair and a matching blue stage costume, was uploaded to YouTube of the performance.
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Though she managed to make her pose look effortless with the background of turquoise waters, the ocean was not as tranquil as it appeared.
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Debaga, Iraq (CNN) -- Zainab's eyes are hazel, and a sliver of olive skin peeks from the stretchy turquoise scarf wrapped tightly around her face.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star experimented with almost every hair color and style imaginable, from pastel pink wigs to short turquoise bobs.
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She could light one of the three HUGE turquoise candles on a single bookshelf (???), but opts for the natural musk of a sleeve instead.
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Jean goes to meet her after first visiting her mother's place to pick a turquoise bracelet, which happens to be a gift from Melissa.
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Colours show chlorophyll concentrations in the waters around Heron Island (centre), ranging from pink (low) through blue, turquoise, green and yellow to red (high).
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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced Tuesday that it is removing the turquoise parrot and scarlet-chested parrot from the endangered species list.
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The monarch wore a blue silk coat with turquoise detailing over a dress in the same color by her go-to designer Angela Kelly.
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Both Chyna, 31, and little Dream were dressed up as the movie's fiery heroine, Princess Jasmine, wearing different versions of her iconic turquoise outfit.
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Within an hour, they have traveled around four nautical miles through the ocean and are steaming up to the beach through sparkling turquoise water.
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A store associate with facial piercings and turquoise hair let us know that there was a sale of backpacks going on at the time.
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It was a transformer that blew up at a power plant in Queens, producing an eerie, glowing turquoise color that was visible for miles.
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Accessories I went to a flea market in Paris and scored this really incredible gold bracelet with turquoise; it's antique, made in the 1800s.
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Rio Tinto is operator of the mine, which is 66 percent owned by its Turquoise Hill arm and 34 percent by the Mongolian government.
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Approaching from the east, the first impression is an explosion of colors—mostly blue, with mosaic-like patterned accents of lilac, turquoise, and yellow.
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We got on a slightly bigger plane and flew over turquoise lakes that made me want to scream that I wanted to go back.
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From the air, the piles of coal and equipment at Abbot Point are a striking contrast with the turquoise waters of the Coral Sea.
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Probably not the tattoo parlor, nor the obese male manikin wearing brown pedal pushers, nor the woman with long stringy hair haphazardly dyed turquoise.
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I don't remember what, for example, the color turquoise looks like, but I have relatively strong memories of basic colors, like red and blue.
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It, along with Cboe and Turquoise, have set up new hubs in Amsterdam and Paris to cater for any post-Brexit situation that arises.
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Best of all, turquoise and silver, with all its associations, can convey that you're in the know but also a little left of center.
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In this case, its presence is felt in the form of Mr. Alene, a short, wiry man wearing a turquoise turban and plastic sandals.
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Akumal is named after the sea turtles you'll likely find swimming beside you while out snorkeling, alongside soft-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters.
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Not only did JuJu show up, he went all-in -- getting matching turquoise velvet suits for the duo to wear for the big dance.
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Britain is due to leave the European Union and Turquoise currently uses a "passport" under the bloc's rules to offer cross-border share trading.
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Made up of a chain of atolls, the Maldives is famous for its one-per-island resorts, translucent turquoise waters and pristine coral reefs.
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Medina Dugger's artful collage features a woman wearing a bright yellow veil against the backdrop of blue and turquoise, creating an eye-catching effect.
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Get the Rollux two-in-one expandable suitcase in blue, orange, or turquoise, and you'll always have the flexibility to choose how you travel.
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"It cannot be ... that 99% of us say turquoise-blue is the worst and there is no willingness to try something else," Kogler said.
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Back in 2017, she opted for a velvet LBD with glistening buttons, and she stunned in a velvet turquoise floral-print number in 2018.
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A ring on her right middle finger is made from turquoise and a polished tooth from an elk Daron killed with his compound bow.
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Strings of bulbs hung from rare-book bookshelf to bookshelf, with the light bouncing off the long pink, white, turquoise and gold dangling tassels.
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He wore a tight Le Tigre polo, canvas skippies and turquoise and white dolphin shorts — and "it was early April," Mr. Villa-Chauvin said.
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Mr. Rashid's original proposal had called for incorporating turquoise bands into the mix, but that high-contrast idea ended up shelved amid neighborhood outcry.
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The turquoise-dreaded Uzi released LUV Is RAGE in December, and the Don Cannon produced "Top" has been played nearly three million times since.
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One particularly iconic piece is the Queen's turquoise-blue dress with matching bolero designed by Norman Hartnell for her sister Princess Margaret's wedding in 1960.
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Thomas Downing's "Dapple" (19643) is speckled with green and turquoise amoeba-like blobs, and his "Center Grid" (1960) is a dizzying diamond of polka dots.
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But because archaeologists have never found turquoise mines in the region, scientists had long concluded that the mineral must have come from the US Southwest.
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There are dozens of these oases in varying shades of blues, greens and turquoise with water so clear you can see straight to the bottom.
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Cables using the familiar, flat USB-A connectors can still have USB 23.2 inside (look for the turquoise coloring as an easy way to check).
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Britain is also due to leave the European Union and Turquoise currently uses a "passport" under the bloc's rules to offer cross-border share trading.
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The 27-year-old, famous for his hair color changes - currently a bright, turquoise hue - tweeted about the free-to-play game early on Feb.
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Turquoise (Nicole Beharie) is a former winner of the Miss Juneteenth pageant, a beauty contest for 15-year-old Black girls in Fort Worth, Texas.
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The yellow and turquoise pop quite nicely, while the gray is considerably more understated — insofar as a Nintendo portable console can be understated, that is.
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At Victoria Beckham, ice-cream pastels were the order of the day, with models wearing blue via turquoise shirts, royal pumps, and azure midi skirts.
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The rainbow banner originally had two additional stripes — pink and turquoise — to represent sex and magic, respectively, but those colors were dropped over the years.
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Both wore comfortable attire for the flight, with Clara sporting a turquoise sports jacket and shorts and Ewan wearing a black t-shirt and jeans.
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Ahead, get a taste of the tranquil views, bright turquoise waters, and the luxurious amenities you'll find at Palafitos if you can make the trip.
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Gone were the tangerines and the verdant greens; the grape and the lemon yellow; the cherry, fuchsia and turquoise that once characterized her suit choices.
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At Valentino, leather in turquoise, red, pink, and black was contrasted with gold hardware, while croc finishes were given a bejeweled finish at Miu Miu.
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They're glorified plastic, synthetic acrylic resins, peddled as "natural turquoise" with emblems of Navajo, Zuni, and Pueblo culture that Native Americans source, manufacture, and sell.
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Fontana wore a black Ermenegildo Zegna XXX tuxedo with a black shirt, while Hershberg wore a one-shoulder shimmering cream gown with turquoise drop earrings.
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On Monday, Beckham stepped out in turquoise booties and a bright-orange dress embellished with buttons, both are from her eponymous pre-fall 2017 collection.
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On Tuesday, Winter shared a snapshot of herself — and her tan-lined derrière — on a boat overlooking the crystal clear turquoise waters of Bora Bora.
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He ended up dropping the pink stripe, as it was too expensive to mass produce, and turquoise, to go with an even number of colors.
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And when Luke and Lorelai go their separate ways inside its extremely tall walls, it's genuinely touching — even though Luke is wearing a turquoise bracelet.
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The color of the designs ranged from the subtle beige, taupe and orchid white to acid greens and fuschia, and bold red, orange and turquoise.
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Today, he's swapped his usual attire of baggy, black clothes along with the bling around his neck for a t-shirt and turquoise Bermuda shorts.
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The Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine is jointly owned by the government of Mongolia, with 34 percent, and Turquoise Hill Resources with 66 percent.
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She said she was also able to cover the school expenses of her cousin, 15-year-old Tamilchelvi, who lives in the turquoise house, too.
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Chambers wore a swim cap, turquoise-frame goggles and the scorch marks of an acupuncturist's glass cups — the type Michael Phelps made famous in Rio.
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So, if you want, say, a turquoise fridge that is super slim and tall with a large fridge and a small freezer, you got it.
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We live in one of the short turquoise buildings of a mixed commercial-residential complex in this northeastern city, supposedly a model of urban development.
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Specifically, it is consumer activist Amanda Werner dressed in a foot-and-a-half-high turquoise troll wig, Russia flag scarf and belly button jewel.
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She sported a multicolored tweed cropped strapless top and matching wide-leg trousers, paired with turquoise platform sandals and a bold yellow quilted Chanel handbag.
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Oyu Tolgoi is jointly owned by the Government of Mongolia (34 percent) and Turquoise Hill Resources (66 percent, of which Rio Tinto owns 51 percent).
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For weeks, it seems we've been inundated with vacation snaps from our friends: sun-drenched palm trees, breathtaking turquoise sea water, the warm-weather dream.
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There is a beach and a thatched roof bar perched on the edge of the turquoise sea where you can always find a bar stool.
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And her latest London map scarf features more intense hues, combining a deep-red street pattern with parks in emerald green and a turquoise Thames.
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"I am very glad to hear McKinney ISD has made an exception for Kate so she can wear her turquoise wig during treatment," he tweeted.
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Once in the water, the turtle flapped his flippers powerfully, becoming a rippling blur as he disappeared into the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.
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But the company doesn't offer its customers much in the way of personalization, beyond a few primary colors like black, silver and limited-edition turquoise.
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In any case, whereas white accentuates the bright and dark contract, in Kalina's canvas, light brown cools the turquoise, accentuating a warm and cold contrast.
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It's a Look In the August issue of Vogue, Zayn Malik embraces Gigi Hadid, with a turquoise-and-silver ring on his right index finger.
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In an ad for Dior's fragrance Sauvage, Johnny Depp rolls up his sleeve to reveal an armful of jewelry, including a turquoise-and-silver bracelet.
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He placed turquoise necklaces around their necks and directed them to his mother, who had prepared vats of mutton and vegetable stew and fry bread.
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CreditCreditSarah Pabst for The New York Times GREGORIO DE LAFERRERE, Argentina — The turquoise paint is peeling from the walls of Claudia Veronica Genovesi's modest home.
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In 2017, it's a woman hiking a rocky trail in Banff National Park, alone on the edge of a cliff high above a turquoise lake.
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In the restaurant's main dining area — tables and chairs now cleared away to make space — partygoers move in flounces of turquoise, shocking pink and blush.
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There are 73 well-appointed rooms and suites outfitted with rich wood furnishings, plantation shutters, and bright pops of turquoise for a tropical island feel.
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But a recent geochemical analysis of Aztec and Mixtec turquoise suggests that the mineral did not originate in the American Southwest, but rather in Mesoamerica.
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They show up in the Keys for programs built around what this region is rightly famous for: salty air, sunny skies and pristine turquoise waters.
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At first glance, the mountain in the Peruvian Andes, with its bands of soil the color of turquoise, lavender, red-violet and gold, seems Photoshopped.
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What possible wisdom could be gleaned from a painting that depicts a palm tree, for instance, or the glistening turquoise of a backyard swimming pool?
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Just beyond the great room is the master bedroom with another ornamental fireplace, and then a green-turquoise studio, one of Mr. Richardson's favorite rooms.
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We were lying on our beach towels, she in her red-and-white checked two-piece, me in my turquoise-and-white striped one-piece.
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Plato members will not have any financial privileges such as cheaper fees when using Plato Turquoise, Nej D'jelal, managing director of equities at Barclays, said.
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This distillery's whitewashed buildings with turquoise-framed windows surround a small courtyard with an entrance just off the main road that runs along the shoreline.
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"Fleurish" shows him naked against a dark turquoise wall, seated on a folded quilt atop a thick cabinet with his feet barely touching the floor.
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The main attraction, of course, is the private beach, all white sand and turquoise water, with a long, narrow cove stretching into the Caribbean Sea.
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The rivers of Chilean Patagonia cascade from snow-capped mountains through sheer rock facades and rolling hills, radiating bright turquoise, deep blues and vivid greens.
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The controller, which was first teased last summer at E3, is now available to purchase for $20 and it comes in pink, yellow, and turquoise.
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"The seventies were pretty comfortable," Henwood rejoined, pulling out his iPhone to share a 1978 photograph of General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev lounging in turquoise swimwear.
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The congregation numbers a few dozen, the men wearing cowboy boots and hats, jeans and dress shirts, the women in dresses and Navajo turquoise jewelry.
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When we arrive, Giertz introduces me to her main collaborator on the Truckla, Marcos Ramirez, an affable, bearded guy in a turquoise cap and overalls.
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Beneath the room's fluorescent lights, on the lowest of the gunmetal gray shelves, she found a turquoise cardboard box once used by an envelope manufacturer.
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The backyard is filled with mirrors, painted mannequin heads, Tibetan prayer flags, lawn flamingos, bird cages and a Japanese-style gate painted purple and turquoise.
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Their mosques feature turquoise tiled domes, their homes are decorated with Afghan-style rugs and their kitchens serve up cumin-spiced lamb pilaf and naan.
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Caroline paid for a new roof for her parents' modest, turquoise-walled home, as well as for a large chicken coop in the back yard.
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While Hillary was wearing a shade of blue (a turquoise button-up) my friend was right: the only thing she was holding was Chelsea's hand.
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Her own colorful hair and lip gloss—turquoise and a bright violet, respecitvely, the day we meet—are likely to draw compliments of their own.
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Plato Partnership, which includes Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, AXA Investment Managers and Franklin Templeton, said it has signed the co-operation agreement with the LSE unit, Turquoise.
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While nearly three million American tourists visit the Dominican Republic for its luxury hotels, turquoise waters and white-sand beaches, the country has a dark side.
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There, she wore numerous pieces from Small's collection, including bracelets from a collaboration with Turquoise Mountain, a charity associated with her father-in-law, Prince Charles.
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He carried the theme through via a bold turquoise and citrus color palette, bright parasols hanging from the ceiling, elegant eyewear and over-the-top hats.
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On the far right, soon to be released, is a turquoise rubber mold filled with concrete and impaled over a twisting phallic shape cast into fabric.
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And a newcomer in the electronic music scene, Jacqueline Van Bierk, sported matching turquoise hair and gloves with her unique music-inspired gown for the evening.
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Jenner, 22, posted a snap of her and her girl gang striking a casual pose on the bow of a boat in the tropical turquoise water.
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The singer posted photos of herself with turquoise hair in a jeweled, feathered costume for a carnival in Barbados — and yes, she's totally rocking the look.
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The color palette was mainly dark - black, dark purple, navy and brown, but dabs of orange, turquoise, cream, shiny pink and lilac added bursts of color.
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From Gina Rodriguez's suit, to Maddie Ziegler's matching set, the red (er, turquoise) carpet let Generation Z (and a few non-teens, too) do their thing.
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On Monday, Christmas decorations still hung on the turquoise house: a spool of ribbon around the front pillars and a red bow on the front door.
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In the three odd-numbered canvases ("Already Gone 01," 24003; "Already Gone 03," 2015; "Already Gone 05," 2016), the action takes place against a turquoise field.
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The TV reality star followed it up with a glimpse into her makeup looks, including bright turquoise eyeshadow created using her KKW x Argenis eye pen.
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Whatever tickles your fancy, from bright turquoise tones, meaningful messaging, or a new take on a French tip — there are countless ways to try something new.
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She wore traditional tribal garments to the ceremony, including a pomegranate blossom necklace of silver and turquoise, signifying protection and strength, made by a Laguna artist.
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I can't claim to be a huge Hatsune Miku fan, but I will say that this shade of turquoise is a good color for a phone.
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One night in 2006, weeks before the Clarks reported Colton missing that April 20, Rex and Rebecca accused Colton of stealing a turquoise ring, Smith says.
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Kate, donning a traditional turquoise shalwar kameez by the Pakistani designer Maheen Khan, and William in a cream suit, also visited Lahore's historic sandstone Badshahi Mosque.
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"It took years to put the sanctions on, and removing them will be a process," says Ramin Rabii, who runs Turquoise Partners, an Iranian investment firm.
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The agency is already looking into suspected abuses of power by officials during the negotiations for the project, Turquoise Hill said in an announcement last week.
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He used an acidic solution to disintegrate their tissue and then stained the parts left over in bright colors like red, blue, orange, pink, and turquoise.
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In fact, what we've realized, mom, is that bold hues — like this gorgeous turquoise — actually work on every tone by virtue of being so out-there.
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As Notes To My Father opens, we watch Ramadevi's daughter, clad in a turquoise dress, swinging her legs happily as she looks out across wide fields.
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"Because commodities are out of favor right now, we are concentrating on the potential of the Iranian consumer," said Rabii, who makes investing decisions for Turquoise.
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The company is only making four of the watches — one green, one blue, one purple and one turquoise — retailing for the otherworldly price of $500,000 each.
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Lohan waxes poetic about Mykonos in a voiceover, while stock footage plays of white stucco balconies and ample bikini-clad butts diving into the turquoise ocean.
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The turquoise parakeet and scarlet-chested parakeet were both listed as endangered species in 1970, but the agency says the parrots no longer warrant these protections.
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Crystal-clear turquoise water against the backdrop of a clear blue sky along the beach may very well be the makings of a perfect Instagram post.
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The Nintendo Switch Lite will also be sold in three colors, including yellow, grey and turquoise, while the original Nintendo Switch is only sold in black.
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With unemployment chronically high, those who do visit spend little on the town's distinctive turquoise pottery or the mass-produced knickknacks that shopkeepers hawk to survive.
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The bedroom walls, a pale turquoise hue roughly sanded to impart an aged patina, appeared as old as the rustic coffered-wood ceiling from the 1600s.
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I could see the memorial to the soldiers who had died in the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980s, a giant turquoise teardrop sliced in two.
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Inside, the frozen theme continues with an ambient LED blue cabin lighting, and ice-white and turquoise designs that cover everything from headrests to drinking cups.
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Turquoise Hill, which is majority owned by Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto, said the force majeure was not expected to have any impact on production.
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Haaland is wearing a traditional Pueblo dress -- a bright palate of colors highlighted by a turquoise blouse and a red woven belt that's a century old.
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"I hope I'll swim later, before it gets dark," he said, from behind his scarf, as the wind whipped spray out of the frigid, turquoise water.
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Lively showed off her tan and toned legs in a turquoise Marchesa minidress, plus she was decked in almost 200 carats of Lorraine Schwartz diamond jewelry.
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And as for the kitchen, it took at least a week to mill, glue up, fill cracks with turquoise and epoxy, and coat the mesquite counters.
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Ms. Imhof's main efforts are shiny acrylic monochromes (black, white or turquoise) on aluminum with impulsive flurries of scratches — variants of zombie formalism that imply vandalism.
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The pieces were made as part of the Turquoise Mountain Myanmar project, a charity that employs local artisans and helps to promote traditional crafts and techniques.
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Turquoise Hill Resources, majority owned by the mining giant, has a stake of 66% in the multi-billion-dollar project and the Mongolian state owns 34%.
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The view inside is also impressive, though: the centerpiece stove, or hob as they call it, features turquoise tiling that contrasts beautifully with gleaming copper pots.
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Languid and slender, with an androgynous pout and a fondness for palest turquoise, the soft-voiced Anotsu leads his renegade army primarily by standing and posing.
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He favors thick silver and turquoise bracelets and shuns ties, and his voting record is consistently ranked as one of the most liberal in the House.
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All that he has left, he said, is his turquoise 1929 Ford Roadster hot rod, which he managed to tow through the flames as he escaped.
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The vanity and mirror frame were painted in Vardo, from Farrow & Ball, to add a pop of color and bring in the turquoise of the bedroom.
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In celebration of its 125th anniversary, Hemmerle this fall released a capsule collection that included two pairs of tasseled earrings with turquoise, malachite and tsavorite beads.
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The design plays up Havana's history with elements like the turquoise-and-gold Constante Bar, named after the bartender who came up with the Hemingway Daiquiri.
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And the design has been extended to earrings, between-the-finger rings and bejeweled watches created with malachite, tiger's-eye, onyx and turquoise, among other stones.
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"We identified her from her ring — silver, with a turquoise-colored stone," said Hussain Rezai, who was to be formally engaged to Ms. Hussaini within weeks.
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Deep blue hues painted the room, with a tufted leather headboard in gradient shades of blue and turquoise that matched the walls for a calming effect.
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The upper stories on the handsome Theaterplatz, in Baden bei Wien, a spa town south of Vienna, are decked with banners in the öVP's regulation turquoise.
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The night sky is defined by overlapping turquoise arcs — Yayoi Kusama's best-known technique — but each now has its own bright yellow dot, or star, too.
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"I've always had the impression that Mr Kurz continues to fancy turquoise-blue," Greens leader Werner Kogler told ORF, referring to an OVP-FPO tie-up.
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Turquoise says it manages over 90 percent of the foreign portfolio investment on the Tehran Stock Exchange, which is estimated to total less than $100 million.
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Turquoise Hill, which is 51 percent owned by Rio Tinto, said it was of the "firm view" the mine had paid all required taxes and charges.
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Instead of the two meaningful pieces of jewelry, Meghan, 38, has opted to only wear her gold wedding band and a Jennifer Meyer turquoise marquise ring.
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Housed in an ornate 500-year-old building, the space is all marble pillars and gold scalloped moldings, with walls painted in deep turquoise and salmon.
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Compatible with physical and digital Nintendo Switch games that support handheld mode, the gadget is available in gray, turquoise, yellow, and the Zacian and Zamazenta Edition.
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In the morning, a salute by 21 heavy artillery guns welcomed the pope's arrival to the presidential palace, located on the turquoise waters of the Gulf.
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She began the day after the election, creating a banner that read, "Dump Trump," with stark lettering spread over a turquoise fabric cheerfully decorated with pugs.
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