He wore clothes beautifully, he had an elegance about him.
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On their hikes, they wore clothes with many pockets and zippers.
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Cher and Lily Tomlin also wore clothes designed by Ms. Feldman.
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So a survey was conducted in which customers were asked how many compliments they typically received when they wore clothes from their own closet (two), and how many when they wore clothes from Rent the Runway (twelve).
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She wore clothes that covered up her body both onscreen and off.
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They wore clothes he had collected over decades, adopting comically lascivious poses.
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They looked malnourished, their faces were dirty, they wore clothes which looked so old.
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"We weren't fashion followers then, we wore clothes that we found and made ourselves."
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In reality, I wore clothes to my college finals and didn't leave them blank.
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On Saturday, mother and daughter wore clothes given to them by the Red Cross.
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Many wore purple, some carried pink crosses, and others wore clothes with simulated blood stains.
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And last year, Jaden Smith wore clothes designed for women in a Louis Vuitton advertisement.
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When he first arrived to the island, Nagasaki wore clothes but a strong typhoon destroyed his belongings.
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I'm pretty sure I bathed, wore clothes, and interacted with visitors, but I can't remember any details.
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Men who emitted attention-grabbing odors, who wore clothes whose original colors were indecipherable, kibitzed loudly in the corner.
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In the late '90s, Burning Man attendees wore clothes that fit in with popular fashion trends of the decade.
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Like when I was in the hippie era, people wore clothes from the 30s 'cause that's what they found in thrift shops.
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He wore clothes and would be photographed in them, and the next minute, some of the other bands were dressing like him.
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I wore clothes from Goodwill, cut my own hair, and worked a part-time job at a restaurant to save on groceries.
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They wore clothes shouting agitprop — "UNSKINNY," read one hugely shouldered sweatshirt; "STRAIGHTHATE," said another — but they weren't mere billboards for adolescent aggression.
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We're told Stella is claiming Mariah rarely wore clothes around her, and was not only naked ... but did sexual things in Stella's presence.
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The duo wore clothes representing their historical roots but expressed modern viewpoints and were used to raise awareness for several topics, including environmental issues.
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A while back, I did a story about VBO (Visible Belly Outline), in which I wore clothes that actually made my belly visible, rather than hidden.
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She wore Coke bottle glasses; she didn't style her hair; she wore clothes that were not the fashion of the day; and she didn't wear makeup.
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I stopped going out with friends because they were badgering me that I looked "sick," but I rationalized that I just wore clothes that masked my thighs.
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There was a dress-code of sorts, but as we've seen with clubs like Shoom, it was all about how you wore clothes, not what you wore.
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She wore clothes by white designers, married white men and, to the untrained eye, appeared to live in a mostly white world, seemingly oblivious to "real" problems.
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The troops wore clothes consistent with US forces -- including one who wore a US flag patch on his arm -- and were driving vehicles distinctive to the US military.
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The ease with which she wore clothes, and the access she granted us in watching her reinvent herself through them, make her a true embodiment of timeless style.
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On the other side of the resort, another couple, Mr. Clark and Maryanne Rettig, prepared to host a dinner party — something they probably wouldn't have done back when they always wore clothes.
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And sometimes, people who didn't look identifiably like boys or girls wore clothes that you'd be hard-pressed to say with certainty were designed for humans (see: the double-ended boots at HBA).
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The Qanon conspiracy theory moved from fringe parts of the internet in 2018 to achieve national prominence thanks to supporters of President Donald Trump who wore clothes and held signs referencing "Q" at political rallies.
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Maybe I'm just missing a critical rule in the "Cats" universe, but it seemed to me that there wasn't really any reason why some cats wore clothes and others didn't — except for aesthetics, of course.
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These were people taking on massive amounts of debt, who wouldn't allow themselves to purchase a cup of coffee, and who wore clothes their grandma had bought them before their freshman year of high school.
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John Woo: I saw some of my friends dressing in styles that looked like Star Wars characters, and then, I thought it could be a fashion revolution if the Star Wars characters wore clothes like us.
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Looking back, the reasons are clear to me now: They wore clothes that were both stylish and dominant, they had the best pets (who can forget Maleficent's crow?), and they were as assertive as they were powerful.
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I hated just about everything about myself, and because of this I hated being seen by other people: I never talked in class, I wore clothes that practically swallowed me whole, I shared nothing with the friends I did have.
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For, though Nancy Reagan wore clothes from other designers (like Adolfo, Bill Blass, and Oscar de la Renta), when she was first lady, it was her association with James Galanos that forever fixed her in the public eye, and mind.
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Not surprisingly, the next morning in Masvingo, the small town in southern Zimbabwe where the congress of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, President Robert Mugabe's party, was held recently, nearly all officials wore clothes adorned with Ms. Mugabe's teacup design.
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Based on the 80,000-odd cultural and household artifacts that have been recovered from this ancient hunting camp, these people produced zoomorphic figurines, engravings, and jewelry, and wore clothes made of rawhide and Arctic fox fur, sewed together with animal veins as threads.
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After photographing Malayan bears at the London Zoo, she depicted, in black and white with pen and ink, an endearingly frumpy refugee with a floppy hat and duffel coat — ignoring her London art tutor's advice that she never draw animals that talked and wore clothes.
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They wore clothes made from moss, and cloth created from various animal skins.
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She wore clothes exclusively by JLO and managed to finish in first place out of nineteen countries, receiving 156 points.
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The bears also wore clothes; according to author Christopher P. Lehman, Hanna-Barbera "dress[ed] the bears in counterculture apparel" in order to stay on track with the "mainstream" fashion in the United States.
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Wealthy women often wore clothes lined with fur. They wore jewelry and jewels such to make them look rich and wealthy. However, rings and brooches were not worn as gemstone cutting was only invented in the 15th century.
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If she wore clothes, they were white. Her skin was so white it was literally radiant. Her beauty was extraordinary: "both irresistible and terrible," it could drive a man to madness if he even spoke to her. Dali's long hair was an important component of her mythology.
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The main parts of a male costume was a shirt Erzi -"рanhard" and trousers -"ponskt". They were made of homespun canvas. In the summer men wore clothes made of canvas, like a bathrobe. In spring and autumn they wore "soumanou" representing the coat of black cloth or brown color.
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Hence the Clangers looked similar to mice (and, from their pink colour, pigs). They wore clothes reminiscent of Roman armour, "against the space debris that kept falling onto the planet, lost from other places, such as television sets and bits of an Iron Chicken". And they spoke in whistled language.
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Cyclists around the country offered him accommodation but help from the cycle trade came only once his ride had started. A report said Greaves was so short of money that he wore clothes "little more than worn-out rags" and lay awake worrying the ride would not continue for lack of funds.
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Samuel Booth (1775–1842), the father of William Booth, was born in Belper, Amber Valley, Derbyshire, England. He was tall and often wore clothes that made him look like a Quaker; knee-breeches, drab-cloth suits, and cut-away coats. He married Sarah Lockitt in 1797. At that time, he was a nail-maker.
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In 2006 Samy Deluxe, in collaboration with Reebok, designed sneakers and a cap with New Era Cap Company. On the cover of his mixtape Deluxe von Kopf bis Fuß, he wore clothes, especially designed for him. In 2007 followed two more sneakers, so that four Reebok sneakers were developed for the Samy Deluxe series.
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Characters from the series wore clothes from the Marathon store. Hussle had planned to appear in the season 1 finale but had "scheduling conflicts". On March 6, 2020, thrash metal band Body Count released their seventh studio album titled Carnivore. The album features a song titled "When I'm Gone", which was written for Nipsey Hussle.
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Thracian peltast from a kylix wearing patterned clothing In the north only noble Thracians, the "Zibythides" and noble Dacians, the "Pileati", would wear caps. Despite this Herodotus writes that all Thracians in the Persian army wore foxskin caps and multicoloured mantles. Northern tribes in general, both Thracians and Daco- Getians, wore clothes similar to Scythians.
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Gray and her band members wore clothes bearing political messages. Gray's dress carried the message "Darfur Red Alert." In 2008, Gray launched a new campaign under the name "Nemesis Jaxson," with the single "Slap a Bitch." Early in 2009, Gray recorded the song "Don't Forget Me" for the soundtrack of Confessions of a Shopaholic.
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The types of clothing worn and the materials used during the Han period depended upon social class. Wealthy folk could afford silk robes, skirts, socks, and mittens, coats made of badger or fox fur, duck plumes, and slippers with inlaid leather, pearls, and silk lining. Peasants commonly wore clothes made of hemp, wool, and ferret skins.; ; .
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When the western missionaries entered Zoram, these people converted to Christianity starting around the 1900s. Clothing The Zotungs wore clothes like other Zo groups. For daily life, the men wore Angi (a cotton shirt), Boui (a large shawl), or were wrapped in fur. For special occasions the men were clothed with feathers, Cawnnak Boui, colourful Bouis, and jewellery.
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Gray, Francine du Plessix. Them: A Memoir of Parents, New York: The Penguin Group, 2006 , p.307. She lived in an apartment at the Plaza Hotel and wore clothes by Manhattan couturier Hattie Carnegie.Leddick, David. Intimate Companions: A Triography of George Platt Lynes, Paul Cadmus, Lincoln Kirstein, and Their Circle, New York: Macmillan, 2001 , , pp. 152–153.
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According to Jennings, it was likely that Mayhugh had been in there since the weekend, as he still wore clothes suited for the cold weather. The following day, 33-year-old Frieda Bayliff was discovered dead at the home the couple shared. She had been strangled to death. Both were last seen by relatives on Christmas.
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They wore clothes weaved from tree bark, used dotted patterns for their robes, wore short skirts, and painted their legs red. The Linjun lived further west in the commanderies of Ba and Nan, around modern Chongqing. Linjun was actually the name of a chief, who according to Linjun mythology, turned into a white tiger upon his death. Thus the Linjun worshiped the tiger.
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Bafta was one of the middle range dress material during early seventeenth century. Where wealthy women used to wear expensive clothes made of silk, fine cotton and muslin etc., the common women wore clothes made of coarser cotton such as bafta dyed in different colors.The white cotton cloth called baft and the off-white cloth that was called malti or mansuri or kham.
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Children were raised almost naked until about the ages of four to five. Even when they wore clothes, they did not wear belts and left the front of their clothes open. Subsequently, they wore bark clothes without patterns, such as attush, until coming of age. Newborn babies were named ayay (a baby's crying), shipo, poyshi (small excrement), and shion (old excrement).
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In June 2011 she was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment, for making terrorist propaganda for a speech she held at a Newroz celebration in Siirt in 2007. It was stated that at the celebration she wore clothes featuring symbols of an illegal organization and that there were shown posters with the leaders of an illegal organization. In 2009, she stated that she could not speak Kurdish.
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They often fished in the lake. They wore clothes made of woven flax and bark fibers. An incised ceramic vessel shows trade links to Valais and a rock crystal shows that they traded with other alpine villages. About half of their flint tools came from local flint sources, while the rest of the flint came from distant regions including, southern Germany, the southern Rhone Valley and Champagne.
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Masculine gay men were marginalised and formed their own communities, such as the leather subculture and bear subculture, and wore clothes such as sailor uniforms that were commonly associated with working- class people.Levine, 1998, pp. 21–23, 56 Post-Stonewall, "clone culture" became dominant and effeminacy is now marginalised. This is evident in a definite preference shown in personal ads for masculine-behaving men.
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After a journey to Cuba, he wondered if something important had been lost in the change from communism to capitalism. He and his wife, Izabela Meyza, decided to live for the year of 2012 as if they were in Communist times. They wore clothes from Communist times, refrained from buying things not available in the Polish People's Republic, and sought out games and objects from the Communist era.
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Biddy Early was born on Faha Ridge, County Clare, to John Thomas Connors, a poor farmer, and his wife Ellen (née Early). Biddy was baptised Bridget Ellen Connors but later adopted the Early name. As a child, she wore clothes that her mother made by weaving fibres from the flax that was grown nearby. She spent most of her time alone and was said to "talk to the fairies".
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Again Nicholas is shown not as a brave knight but as a talented musician. He is shown to be very cultured as well as studied. Chaucer shows that Nicholas was skilled in the art of music, as he knew these certain songs which might have been quite popular at the time. What Nicholas wears could also be here to show that Nicholas wore clothes befitting his social class status.
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The tradition was old, as the togas and pallia of already ancient senators and tribunes were trimmed with the purple band. In the church, "the purple" is a euphemism for blood and therefore "wearing the purple" may be a reference to martyrdomCraughwell (2008), pp. 106–112 or a bishop's robe. In addition, in the later Roman Empire both Roman consuls and governors of consular rank also wore clothes with a purple fringe.
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She said, "With Ali, our discussion started with wanting really clean, classic and sharp lines, whereas Beyoncé's character [wore] more soft, more textural cashmeres and knits." Sharon wore clothes designed by Zac Posen, Yves Saint Laurent, Jimmy Choo, Diane von Fürstenberg, Valentino, Stella McCartney and Missoni, while Lisa wore Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana and Burberry outfits. Derek was dressed in Dolce & Gabbana and Versace suits with Thomas Pink shirts to create a "prestigious yet contemporary" look.
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La Perouse's sailors were impressed with good fishing in the area. They explored the area around the bay, but did not see any live residents. They did, however, find a native grave, and upon opening it saw that the dead wore clothes made of Chinese fabrics and decorated with Chinese coins, which indicated that the local tribes had some commerce with the Chinese or Manchu. The present Russian settlement was founded in September 1908.
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Mathura-Jeffree was awarded the title of Special Ambassador representing the Miss World franchise holder, the New Zealand Asia Pacific Trust, at the 2007 Miss World competition in Sanya, China. He has judged pageants including the Ellerslie Racecourse Fashion in the Field contest. In 2011 to 2017, he was the VIP Ambassador for New Zealand Fashion Week and opened the event in 2016. In the 2017 event he only wore clothes from Hospice Opportunity Shops.
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Troops were deployed after the skirmish at the Glamorgan Colliery on 7 November, but before rioting on the evening of 8 November. Residents standing outside the now boarded shops after the events of 8 November During the evening of rioting, properties in Tonypandy were damaged and some looting took place. Shops were smashed systematically, but not indiscriminately. There was little looting, but some rioters wore clothes taken from the shops and paraded in a festival atmosphere.
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The music video was directed by Wayne Isham in Los Angeles, California on February 28, 2008. The video premiered on Total Request Live Italy on April 4, and on the website Imeem on April 9 following a recorded introduction by Lavigne. Lavigne's brother, Matt Lavigne, in addition to former backing band members Jim McGorman, Devin Bronson, and Evan Taubenfeld appear alongside Lavigne in the music video. In the video, Lavigne wore clothes from her clothing line Abbey Dawn.
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Except for a corset, she wore clothes of a white woman. Although she always spoke English at home, she taught her children words of the Cheyenne language. She maintained Cheyenne traditions among her family, like preparing food from her culture, such as pickled prickly pears and rolls of thin slices of sweetened and spiced buffalo meat for special occasions. She prepared food with spring greens; made grape, chokecherry, and wild plum preserves; and tea from sage leaves.
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Two points in Gildas' description have attracted much scholarly commentary. The first is what Gildas meant by saying Ambrosius' family "had worn the purple". Roman emperors and male Patricians wore clothes with a purple band to denote their class so the reference to purple may be to an aristocratic heritage. Roman military tribunes (tribuni militum), senior officers in Roman legions, wore a similar purple band so the reference may be to a family background of military leadership.
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In the Swat valley, Alexander is said to have seized 230,000 oxen (possibly Zebu), intending to send them to Macedonia for ploughing land. Aristobulus saw rice being grown in paddy fields, Onesicritus reported the existence of a crop called bosmoran (possibly the pearl millet), and Nearchus wrote of "honey-yielding reeds" (presumably the sugarcane). Nearchus also mentions that Indians wore clothes made of cotton. Rock salt was extracted from the Salt Range, and supplied to other parts of India.
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They were going for the other actor because he looked more like Rupert Friend. To look more like Rupert Friend, Augustus Says that he got his photographer friend to take pictures of him, with the same suit, same pose and blue contacts in his eyes. He then became Kevin Lewis. To become more like Kevin Lewis, he lost over a stone of weight, wore shoes 4 sizes too small and wore clothes that were too small.
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Fashion designer Bob Mackie created nine unique ensembles for the Love Hurts Tour, repeating the same Leather/Dominatrix style of the Geffen-era. On this, Cher used some clothes already used in previous tours or for public appearances. The first, is for the performance of "We All Sleep Alone" and "I Found Someone" where Cher wore clothes with holes and paillettes and the black curly wig. For the first song she added a black leather jacket.
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The children lived exactly as wartime evacuees would have: they ate meals, attended school, wore clothes, were given haircuts, and were punished for misbehavior as was customary during the 1940s. In the first episode of both series, the children had to hand over all of their 21st century items (e.g. mobile phones), which were returned at the end of the series. They were also given gas masks and ID cards, which were carried at all times.
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It was said that Zheng Zhu wore clothes made of deer skin, and considered himself a hermit. As a result, Emperor Wenzong treated him as an advisor and a friend, not as a subject. Meanwhile, Li Zhongyan, who met Wang Shoucheng through Li Fengji, was also recommended by Wang to Emperor Wenzong, based on Li Zhongyan's knowledge of the I Ching. Thereafter, Li Zhongyan also became a close associate of Emperor Wenzong's, despite the opposition of the chancellor Li Deyu.
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In that period, until 1994, when it stopped being produced by the uncle, Cássia wore clothes with style more "marginalized" and without great preoccupations of style. On the same day, it was reported that Wanderson himself would be the producer of the debut album. At first, PolyGram's claim was that Cassia had a pop repertoire and a better-looking image. Mayrton Bahia, however, believing in the potential of his young and rebellious figure, defended his style against the commercial department.
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Zehlendorf was in the US zone. Although she would participate in the student riots of 1968, Monika Richarz nevertheless retained many positive memories of the US occupation forces. She wore clothes donated by American Quakers and, with other children, became accustomed to asking "chocolate please" after gathering in front of a house in the neighbourhood that had been commandeered, and identified itself with a "No loitering" sign. During the next few years, within Berlin, the family were obliged to relocate frequently.
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They are also known to have made small mirrors of an originally Chinese type, which often appear to have been intentionally broken when placed into a grave. Archaeological finds indicate that the Huns wore gold plaques as ornaments on their clothing, as well as imported glass beads. Ammianus reports that they wore clothes made of linen or the furs of marmots and leggings of goatskin. Ammianus reports that the Huns had no buildings, but in passing mentions that the Huns possessed tents and wagons.
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Having left the music business, Gärdestad made a brief and unsuccessful attempt at acting and shortly thereafter began exploring meditation and Eastern religions. He became involved with the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (also known as Osho) movement and publicly renounced his earlier life. In an interview with Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet in mid-1983, he said he no longer wanted to be addressed as "Ted Gärdestad," his name was now Swami Sangit Upasani. Like all Bhagwan disciples, he wore clothes in a specific shade of orange.
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She replied: Zhang Changping's teaching of Confucian values to her son probably had a strong influence on him in his daily life. He led a simple and frugal lifestyle, wore clothes made of plain dark blue cloth, personally did household chores, and declined to accept large sums of money or precious gifts. He did not keep for himself the rewards, in the form of gold, silver, silk, etc., he received from the imperial court for his contributions, and instead stored them in his family's shared treasury.
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The children wore clothes that matched those in the movie with Bagley wearing a yellow dress and Johnson wearing a wool suit. Working with Lemons uploaded a cover of "A Million Dreams" from The Greatest Showman film on February 1, 2018, starring Mia Bagley and Cooper Johnson. They released a cover of "Journey to the Past" from the film Anastasia on February 23, 2018. Deseret News reviewer Syndey Jorgensen said that the cover's star "sings and dances through the wintry forest and befriends a cute puppy as she brings the music to life".
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Silk clothing was too expensive for the poor, who wore clothes most commonly made of hemp.. The rural women usually wove all the family's clothes.; . Common bronze items included domestic wares like oil lamps, incense burners, tables, irons, stoves, and dripping jars. Iron goods were often used for construction and farmwork, such as plowshares, pickaxes, spades, shovels, hoes, sickles, axes, adze, hammers, chisels, knives, saws, scratch awls, and nails.. Iron was also used to make swords, halberds, arrowheads and scale armor for the military.. dogs were also domesticated as pets.
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Later in life, however, she began to think the COS line … was over-harsh." Hill was short, like all her family, and indifferent to fashion. Her friend Henrietta Barnett wrote: "She was small in stature with a long body and short legs. She did not dress, she only wore clothes, which were often unnecessarily unbecoming; she had soft and abundant hair and regular features, but the beauty of her face lay in brown and very luminous eyes, which quite unconsciously she lifted upwards as she spoke on any matter for which she cared.
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Alice's clothes are typical of what a girl belonging to the middle class in the mid-Victorian era might have worn at home. Her pinafore, a detail created by Tenniel and now associated with the character, "suggests a certain readiness for action and lack of ceremony". Tenniel's depiction of Alice has its origins in a physically similar character which appeared in at least eight cartoons in Punch, during a four-year period that began in 1860. In an 1860 cartoon, this character wore clothes now associated with Alice: "the full skirt, pale stockings, flat shoes, and a hairband over her loose hair".
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A market chief and deputy were headquartered in each of these buildings, yet not much is known about their involvement in the marketplace. In the Eastern Han capital of Luoyang, the market chief's office employed thirty-six sub-officers who ventured into the marketplace daily to maintain law and order. They also collected taxes on commercial goods, assigned standard prices for specific commodities on the basis of monthly reviews, and authorized contracts between merchants and their customers or clients. Besides merchants engaging in marketplace violations, other crimes were committed by adolescent street gangs who often wore clothes distinguishing their gang.
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Aubie carries an Auburn flag during pre-game in Jordan-Hare Stadium Aubie is an anthropomorphic tiger and the official mascot of Auburn University. Aubie's existence began as a cartoon character that first appeared on the Auburn/Hardin-Simmons football program cover on October 3, 1959. Birmingham Post-Herald artist Phil Neel created the cartoon tiger, who continued to appear on Auburn program covers for 18 years. Aubie's look changed through the years. In 1962, he began to stand upright and in the next year, 1963, wore clothes for the first time—a blue tie, polkadot pants, and straw hat.
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At its zenith, Siyaka's kingdom extended from Banswara in north to the Narmada River in south, and from Khetaka-mandala (present-day Kheda / Mahi River) in the west to Vidisha area (Betwa River) in the east. According to the Paramara court poet Padmagupta, Siyaka was a Rajarshi ("king-sage"): he retired as an ascetic, after which he wore clothes made of grass. Tilaka-Manjari, a work composed by Dhanapala (the court poet of Siyaka's son Munja), suggests that Siyaka was a devotee of the goddess Lakshmi (Sri). Siyaka and his queen Vadaja had two sons: Munja-raja (alias Vakpati) and Sindhu-raja.
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Pataliputra capital, showing Greek and Persian influence, early Mauryan Empire period, 4th–3rd century BC. In the primitive times, the Indians lived on fruits and wore clothes made of animal skin, just like the Greeks. The most learned Indian scholars say that Dionysus invaded India, and conquered it. When his army was unable to bear the excessive heat, he led his soldiers to the mountains called Meros for recovery; this led to the Greek legend about Dionysus being bred in his father's thigh (meros in Greek). Dionysus taught Indians several things including how to grow plants, make wine and worship.
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The program expanded the usual conventions of the genre by using several types of metafiction, referencing the actors themselves or the nature of the program. An example within the plot is Sos mi muqui, a program within the program whose characters were based on the show's main characters. The actors' former characters are occasionally referenced in plots that place them in similar contexts than those of older fictions. Martín infiltrated a convent using a habit similar to the one Arana's character in Padre Coraje wore, and Esperanza wore clothes similar to those Oreiro's character in Muñeca Brava wore when they had to get into a slum.
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"ribs", illicit 78rpm recordings cut into X-ray film stock. The first stilyagi were from the generation of young adults in their early twenties who had lived through the hard times of economic crisis and World War II, leaving them perturbed about the future of their lives. Many of the young men returning from the army were heavily influenced by the contact with the foreign countries and modern trends at the time. As a result, many of them wore clothes based on images from abroad (early 1940s romance films, daily newspapers and photographs) and young women later adopted styles from modern female stereotypes too.
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Obama's style has been described as "fashion populist". In 2010, she wore clothes, many high end, from more than 50 design companies with less expensive pieces from J.Crew and Target, and the same year a study found that her patronage was worth an average of 14 million to a company. She became a fashion trendsetter, in particular favoring sleeveless dresses, including her first-term official portrait in a dress by Michael Kors, and her ball gowns designed by Jason Wu for both inaugurals. and She has also been known for wearing clothes by African designers such as Mimi Plange, Duro Olowu, Maki Oh, and Osei Duro, and styles such as the Adire fabric.
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Early punks occasionally wore clothes displaying a swastika for shock value, but most contemporary punks are staunchly anti-racist and are more likely to wear a crossed-out swastika symbol than a pro-Nazi symbol. Some punks cut their hair into Mohawks or other dramatic shapes, style it to stand in spikes, and colour it with vibrant, unnatural hues. Some punks are anti-fashion, arguing that punk should be defined by music or ideology. This is most common in the post-1980s US hardcore punk scene, where members of the subculture often dressed in plain T-shirts and jeans, rather than the more elaborate outfits and spiked, dyed hair of their British counterparts.
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The religious sect he organized, called Santa Iglesia or Holy Church, borrowed much of its organization and terminology from the Catholic Church, although the creed of the Santa Iglesia had strongly anti-Spanish, anti-Catholic overtones. Assuming the title of pontiff, Salvador gave away or sold crucifixes and rosaries to his followers and officiated at religious rites similar to those of the Catholic Church. He affected long hair and wore clothes associated with Biblical figures, and was reverently regarded by his followers as a prophet. He warned of the coming of a second "great flood" that would destroy all non-believers, and spoke of a rain of gold and jewels for his followers afterwards.
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Newsboys amusing themselves while waiting (1908) On July 26, 1899, rumors spread among the newsboys that strike leaders Kid Blink and David Simmons had betrayed the strike and agreed to sell the boycotted papers in exchange for a bribe from the newspaper executives. Both boys denied the charges, but some sources note that Kid Blink wore clothes a bit nicer than usual, indicating the possibility that he may have accepted bribe money. In response to these suspicions, Kid Blink and David Simmons resigned from their leadership positions, Simmons changing from union president to treasurer, and Kid Blink becoming a walking delegate. That night, Kid Blink was chased through the streets by a group of boys angry about the rumors that he had abandoned the strike.
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But in Guangdong Xinyu, written by Qu Dajun, who lived at the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, said that this story happened during king Yi of Zhou. ‘The Five Goat Stone’ in this book recorded, “during Yi’s time of Zhou Period, there were five gods in the Southern sea, each wore clothes in different color, and their goats’ color are separately in accordance with their clothes. They each appeared with a wheat with six stalks and then left them to the people, and wished, ‘wish the earth has no starvation anymore’. They flew away after saying this, and the goats turned into stones.” This version is quite similar to the modern ones, for it contains all the key elements of the legendary.
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God Took Enoch (illustration from the 1728 Figures de la Bible) Rabbi Jeremiah ben Eleazar read , "And Adam lived a hundred and thirty years and begot a son in his own likeness, after his own image," to imply that until that time, Adam did not beget after his own image. Rabbi Jeremiah ben Eleazar thus concluded that in the 130 years after Adam’s expulsion from the Garden of Eden, Adam begot ghosts and demons. But the Gemara raised an objection from a Baraita: Rabbi Meir taught that Adam was a great saint. According to Rabbi Meir, when Adam saw that through him death was ordained as a punishment, he spent 130 years fasting, severed connection with his wife, and wore clothes of fig leaves.
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After purchasing clothing for Redding and Mitchell at the boutiques on King's Road—Hendrix wore clothes from his wardrobe, including a psychedelic jacket with a pair of eyes printed on the front which had been given to him by a fan—the Experience travelled to Kew Gardens. In an effort to focus on Hendrix's hands, Ferris shot the band at a low angle. The daylight faded soon after their arrival at the garden, so they returned the following day for a second shoot, which was not needed; the image selected for the US cover of Are You Experienced was the first shot taken the previous day. Ferris chose the cover's yellow background and its surreal lettering, and he intended for a textured gatefold jacket that Reprise, as a cost-saving measure, did not approve.
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Due to its location in the middle of the trade network of the ancient world, the cultural and social landscape of the city was complex, as the inhabitants had to deal with traders and envoys who brought with them different customs from distant regions. The inventories of gifts presented to deities from the royal palace indicate that Qatna used the sexagesimal numeral system. The head of Yarim-Lim of Alalakh closely resembles the royal statues found in the royal hypogeum Textiles dyed with royal purple, a symbol of social status, were found in the royal hypogeum. Judging by the royal statues found in the royal hypogeum antechamber, a king of Qatna wore clothes different from those worn in Mesopotamia; his robes would have reached his ankles and the hem on his shawl would have been in the shape of a thick rope, while his beard was short and his headdress consisted of a broad band.
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They can also be written as 山母, 山姫, or 山女郎, and in the town of Masaeki, Nishimorokata District, Miyazaki Prefecture (now Ebino), a "yamahime" would wash her hair and sing in a lovely voice. Deep in the mountains of Shizuoka Prefecture, there is a tale that the "yamahime" would appear as a woman around twenty years of age and would have beautiful features, a small sleeve, and black hair, and that when a hunter encounters her and tries to shoot at it with a gun, she would repel the bullet with her hands. In Hokkaido, Shikoku, and the southern parts of Kyushu, there is also a yamajijii (mountain old man), and the yamauba would also appear together with a yamawaro (mountain child), and here the yamauba would be called "yamahaha" (mountain mother) and the yamajijii a "yamachichi" (mountain father). In Iwata District, Shizuoka Prefecture, the "yamababa" that would come and rest at a certain house was a gentle woman that wore clothes made of a tree's bark.
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In 19th century Travancore, baring of one's chest to higher status people was considered a sign of respect by both males and females. Thus, those of the lower status castes, such as the Nadar climbers and Ezhavas, had to bare their chest in the presence of members of the higher- ranked Nair caste, who in turn had to do so in the presence of the still higher ranked Nambudiri Brahmins. The Brahmins, being at the pinnacle of the Hindu ritual ranking system known as varna, bared their chest only in the presence of a deity Lower-caste women who wore clothes that covered their breasts had to pay a punitive breast tax to the state. Higher-class women covered both breasts and shoulders with a piece of material known as the upper-cloth unless in the presence of people of a still higher-ranked community, whereas Nadar climber women were not allowed to cover their bosoms, as most of the non-Brahmin women , to punctuate their low status.
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