Her two assistants — Baby-faced 1 and Baby-faced 2 — make copies and distribute cookies.
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Justin Bieber rose to fame in the late 2000's, when he was still a baby-faced tween, and I was a slightly-less-baby-faced college student.
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"I'm not that baby-faced thug anymore," he told The Daily News.
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Thirty-eight and baby-faced, Nolasco wears cowboy boots and golf shirts.
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In the emergency room, a baby-faced doctor asked me some questions.
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The teacher gently nudged a baby-faced boy who'd fallen asleep at his desk.
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Connor S. is the baby faced guy, who Hannah met on After the Final Rose.
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Staying baby-faced can run up quite a bill considering the price of razors alone.
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Baby-faced Dean Ulgert is facing backlash for playing the field on Bachelor in Paradise.
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I shaved my face and let other people paint me—I was very baby-faced.
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Look at him, he's the baby-faced, normal-sized star in the land of giants.
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He did it with 96 looks on concave, skinny boys and cranky, baby-faced girls.
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I am haunted by baby-faced Sean Algier, who went to 275 pounds, from 13.
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Prettier children are more likely to be adopted, and baby-faced defendants get lighter sentences.
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It's just played straightforward, casually dropping viewers into this world where a rich, baby-faced black musician can get away with all the same ridiculous shit that a rich, baby-faced white musician can, and allowing us to live there for a half hour.
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A baby-faced Gomez is barely recognizable in the clip (understandable, considering it's a decade old).
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A baby-faced 13-year-old named Jesse is accompanied by his mother and great-grandmother.
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Walsh-Peelo is a baby-faced singer who's making his debut as a film actor, and
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Jacob Satorius, a 13-year-old baby-faced user, has become a musical sensation and heartthrob.
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About 60 baby-faced stock traders were in attendance, rounding out the end of their workday.
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Early in her career, the Ethiopian distance runner Tirunesh Dibaba earned the nickname Baby Faced Destroyer.
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Beards are all the rage right now, but for the baby-faced, facial hair just looks wrong.
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The heavily banged and baby-faced Liam was 14-years-old when he auditioned for X-Factor.
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The baby-faced Ranger privates I helped sneak into bars in 2011 are hardened sergeants by now.
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A baby-faced John McCarthy stopped the fight after one minute and 23 seconds of pure filth.
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In the video, a baby-faced Mitchell reads her lines with a secretary from her agent's office.
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The diminutive Davis, a baby-faced 24-year-old with a monster forehand, was majestic in defeat.
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Stephen Curry, once an undersized, baby-faced guard, is now 31, a seasoned veteran for the Warriors.
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A baby-faced Reynolds played a supporting role on the show almost 20 years ago this week.
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On June 12, 2012 a baby faced, 17-year-old Joey Bada$$ dropped his debut mixtape 1999.
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As the baby-faced staff prepared to pitch video ideas, Ted Cruz finally endorsed Donald J. Trump.
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AI-driven war was stopped in its tracks by a baby-faced hacker and a boring kids' game.
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Whereas General McChrystal is whippet thin and intellectually intense, Mr Pitt's McMahon is a baby-faced near-buffoon.
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Go along on the wild ride of the Baby-faced Drug Lords on an ALL NEW episode of
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Here were two baby-faced teenagers rapping effortless verses about shooting people with tight, precise, carefully rhymed bars.
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Adding some edge to his baby-faced self, Malik had the image photoshopped to include sleeves of tattoos.
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Henson, a reserve forward, then glared down Barnes—the best the baby-faced 25-year-old could do.
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An insouciant Mr. Trump, 40-something, baby-faced, pre-blond-rinse, has one arm cocked, hand on hip.
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Mr Matarazzo, as a baby-faced Dustin, earns every frame this season, demonstrating over and over his perfect timing.
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For the uninitiated, From First to Last was a post-hardcore band fronted by an extremely baby-faced Moore.
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The baby-faced 26-year-old has carved a niche for himself playing characters previously relegated to white actors.
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This was a night-out without the woefully unrealistic fake-ID casualties and 17year old baby faced no-hopers.
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Recurrent gossip column fodder, the youthful Ms. Shields dated John Travolta and crushed on a baby-faced George Michael.
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This year, a baby-faced, dimpled 21966-year-old was shot as he rode his bicycle outside his house.
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In prison, Yusef Salaam forms religious bonds with other Muslim prisoners, while the baby-faced Kevin Richardson struggles for guidance.
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A baby-faced man of 23 who rode a Harley, McAlister often joined in the frequent joking around the department.
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But from this fraught era came Journals, which shows the pre-Hillsong, still-baby-faced Canadian singer at his best.
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"We left with the current and the wind against us," said Onelio Rodríguez, a baby-faced 26-year-old farmer.
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With Heath Ledger's signature flippy curls intact, plus that brooding/baby-faced scowl, he looks a lot like the actor.
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Juwan's mother had given him the nickname as a child, when he was baby-faced and short for his age.
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The show centers on Jack Bourdain, a recovering addict and fallen culinary wunderkind played by a baby-faced Bradley Cooper.
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Back then the baby-faced 34-year-old Cleveland-area Republican was regarded as overly ambitious, much like Florida Sen.
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And Matt, a baby-faced Ping-Pong enthusiast with an 11-o'clock shadow, is the only one whose pants fit properly.
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A baby-faced Najib Razak, the prime minister ousted just a few weeks ago, appears close to Mahathir Mohamad, his successor.
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Then he pops up to reveal his new baby-faced look – as well as his yet-to-be-seen cleft chin.
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A third baby-faced teenager appeared: Manny, a shortstop, wearing a gray T-shirt and sandals, his eyes puffy and reddened.
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They were Mona Lisas of the mean mug, wielding scythes in their press photo, baby-faced reapers disguised as rap gods.
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No — this is about his facial hair, and the fact that the baby-faced former One Direction frontman might finally have some.
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With his new friends and an ambitious business proposal, Daniel goes from innocent baby-faced outsider to confident bong-hitting drug dealer.
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At 225, Esteban Nunez appeared baby-faced and shy -- nothing like the muscular, tattooed adult described in court records four years later.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook Perhaps no one breathed a bigger sigh of relief on Saturday than Clinton's baby-faced campaign manager.
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A baby-faced Matthew Broderick plays Ferris Bueller, a popular high school senior who can sweet-talk his way out of anything.
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Bald, bearded and baby-faced, he is a winning presence, and he soon engages the audience with the problems of his characters.
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Jessica thought that Matthew, who was baby-faced but muscular, looked rich; he wore Ralph Lauren boots and collared shirts from Hollister.
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Then there's Gaetz, a baby-faced conservative who frequently appears on Fox News and has positioned himself as a top Trump defender.
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The army patrols the rivers in "piranhas" — small but zippy speedboats outfitted with machine guns that are manned by baby-faced soldiers.
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Hey, remember back in 2014 when Yung Lean was a baby-faced lil rapper and released the video for "Motorola," in the forest?
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Witherspoon, 43, and Blair, 47, look baby-faced and serious in the vintage shot, which Witherspoon said she found in a time capsule.
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A baby-faced 27-year-old Moroccan electrician, Abusaid left home with dreams of finding work in Germany or even the United States.
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CEO Jamie Dimon joined Warriors point guard and baby-faced assassin Steph Curry and Warriors majority owner Joe Lacob to make the announcement.
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Suddenly, the shaggy-haired crooner of "One Less Lonely Girl" was a still-pretty-baby-faced but also really-tattooed kind-of-adult.
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Eventually, they replaced him with Richard Oakes, a baby-faced 17-year-old student who had no idea what he was getting into.
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He was a baby-faced 143-year-old, who, like Thurmond, had served in the military and was relatively new to the force.
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If Zuckerberg was the baby-faced tech visionary, Sandberg was lead adult in the room, taking care of Facebook's economic and political needs.
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Thomas Jackson, a baby-faced 23-year-old from London, Ontario, has only been here three weeks, and he's already planning an exit.
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He pulled out his cellphone to show a photo of baby-faced Lozano and Gutiérrez when they were 10 and new to Pachuca.
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It's not believable that her guys have nine grand to lose, but it is believable that baby-faced Sam (Kevin L. Johnson) does.
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Their testimony illustrates the way these nonthreateningly boyish social media personalities, all of them baby-faced with floppy hair, fill real emotional needs.
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While other undergraduates went to visit their families on breaks, Mr. Bratton retreated to Christopher Street to photograph the baby-faced drag performers.
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My last threads of hope frayed and unraveled as video upon video of baby-faced charlatans instructed me to "warm up" my microphone.
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Our teacher, James Dwyer—a baby-faced guy wearing glasses, a plaid shirt, jeans, and sneakers—sat down and began riffling through papers.
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Magette can play, but as a skinny, not especially tall, baby-faced white guy, he's unlikely to pass any version of basketball's eye test.
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But just a few years ago, he was a baby-faced prep star leading Artesia High School to back-to-back California state championships.
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Among the curious was Jin Qiao, 20, a baby-faced art student who moved to Vancouver from Beijing six years ago with his mother.
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Araoz said she was a baby-faced 14-year-old when an affable brunette woman approached her outside her Manhattan high school in 2001.
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After hiring the baby-faced Mr. Castaño and following a rigorous diet, Mr. Pharoah dropped more than 40 pounds and built some serious muscles.
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Mostly baby-faced, politically left-leaning activists surround her like so many extras from the Pepsi commercial that "ruined" Kendall Jenner's life this spring.
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Solskjaer had always been known, as a player, as the Baby-Faced Assassin, and he was still — even in his mid-40s — somewhat cherubic.
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His IT specialist, a baby-faced computer geek from Colombia named Christian Rodriguez, also flipped on the drug baron and testified at the trial.
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Not that he thought he'd be Fiachra's next guy, necessarily—he just wished now that it was anyone other than the baby-faced Tombes.
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Baby-faced Connor veered the closest to Disney prince out of all the contestants by pulling out a bedazzled stool for Hannah to stand on.
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And then there's a baby-faced CGI Depp as a younger, more naive Sparrow — seemingly unaware of the consequences that lie ahead with his piracy.
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And isn't that a baby-faced Marc Jacobs posed beside a girl wearing the striped jacket and pants he designed for Perry Ellis in 22002?
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Steele brought his six-year-old son, Winston, to Dana Gardens and had the baby-faced baller place a wad of cash on the bar.
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Bieber said he started using marijuana when he was about 13, the age at which he rose to fame as a baby-faced singer in Canada.
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They told me outlandish tales about the baby-faced, teenage drug lord who allegedly ran Motown's inner-city drug trade in the mid-to-late 1980s.
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But he wasn't always in the spotlight: As a slender, baby-faced high-schooler, Curry was overlooked by virtually every big Division I college basketball program.
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"Billion Dollar Whale" focuses on the role of Jho Low (pictured), a baby-faced Malaysian playboy who American prosecutors allege was the mastermind of the misappropriation.
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While they were distracted, Arefaine turned to Alex Russom, a baby-faced left back, sitting next to him, and told him that he wanted to escape.
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At the age of 2000, the diminutive, baby-faced Adityanath is receiving the kind of career-making attention that projects an Indian politician toward higher office.
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Before this baby-faced batter was smashing things inside the WWE ring, he was just another grinning guy smacking baseballs out of the park in Aberdeen, Washington.
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Until recently Mr Selmayr, a quick-witted, baby-faced 47-year-old German, served as chief of staff to Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission.
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Even the merest glimpse of his face under the mask revealed that he looked like a baby-faced boy, which made him, quite predictably, a natural babyface.
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He mentioned a Manhattan real-estate bigwig whom he's been attending to since 1981, back when the man was a baby-faced student at the Wharton School.
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Abba Balomi, a 20-year-old, baby-faced hunter, wears amulets around his waist and a beige, quilted cloth vest designed to look like a bulletproof vest.
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The joke opens with Mulaney, a scrawny, baby-faced kid in this clip, expressing his shock and awe that any woman could perceive him as a threat.
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A skinny, baby-faced 51-year-old, Hapilon is originally from Basilan, an island in the southern part of Mindanao in the Sulu archipelago, according to the FBI.
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Justin Bieber — "Mistletoe" It's hard to believe it's only been five years since a baby-faced Bieber serenaded his "shorty" under a romantic drizzle of fake snow. 4.
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Baby-faced with oversized ears and long tails that drag on the ground, pygmy elephants are found on Borneo island which is shared by Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei.
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He's such a respected adult artist these days that it's hard to imagine a baby-faced Biebs putting out his coming-of-age record, Purpose, back in 2015.
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Judging by images of him in painting and sculpture he was a genial, if mercurial, teacher, alternately baby-faced and beaming or stern in a nice-dad way.
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Short and fit by N.F.L. coaching standards and naturally baby-faced, he spikes his hair up with product and trims his beard into a perfect 24 o'clock shadow.
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As Black shaped up a man with an Afro, Nigel brushed off a baby-faced 25-year-old with a caramel complexion and chinstrap beard named Jasper Paige.
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"It's a simple life — just as simple as the village," Chen, a lanky, baby-faced 22-year-old from a village about an hour away, told Business Insider.
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Since Hot Summer Nights was filmed pre-Call Me By Your Name, the baby-faced future Oscar nominee was just Timmo, the kid from New York who loved Broadway.
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The normally baby-faced rapper premiered his scruff at the premiere of "The Defiant Ones" in L.A. Thursday night ... a documentary about the partnership between Dre and Jimmy Iovine.
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Some have since closed, causing the baby-faced dictator of North Korea to learn, perhaps, that restaurants aren't the easy-to-run cash cows they may seem to be.
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Baby-faced and wearing a blue suit, he told jurors that Mr. Guzmán ultimately had him install the spyware on 50 different phones and was apparently obsessed with it.
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TL;DR: The disposable-razor-replacing Philips Norelco 4500 electric shaver will keep you clean and baby-faced for years to come — grab one on Amazon for just $54.99.
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Flea was talking about drugs, which figure prominently in the book, starting with the cover, a photo of a baby-faced Flea sucking on a joint at a nude beach.
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Baby-faced music moguls barely of drinking age only last if they have good ears for talent, and the show has yet to give any inkling that Hakeem's got them.
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He was impossible to look away from, because he was so baby-faced, and impossible to stop listening to, because of the mastery with which he rapped about unsettling subjects.
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I was shocked when I eventually saw this gang leader in court; he was a baby-faced 19-year-old who blushed when girls waved to him from the gallery.
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It's like the scene in Knocked Up when Seth Rogen and still-baby-faced Paul Rudd go to Cirque du Soleil and the mushrooms turn bad and everything becomes horrifying.
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The media tended to cover tech as a world of baby-faced nerds with utopian ambitions and wacky aesthetic preferences, but to my friends it was a Wall Street sandbox.
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This feature debut of the writer and director Jérôme Reybaud opens with a baby-faced 30-something, Pierre (Pascal Cervo), training a phone flashlight on his lover Paul (Arthur Igual).
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He still has a hulking stable and late last year added a baby-faced assassin to his Top Rank fight firm, the 17-year-old Puerto Rican phenom Xander Zayas.
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Before his days of lighting it up in the NBA, Gordon Hayward was known as a baby-faced David who nearly toppled Mike Krzyzewski's Goliaths during the 2010 NCAA tournament.
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She was then joined for a finale by a bearded yet still baby-faced Justin Timberlake to perform "Rock Your Body," a catchy, dance-inducing number from his solo debut.
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And now Zayn Malik has followed in their superstar footsteps, keeping the hair on his head perfectly intact, but completely shaving off his scruff for a very baby-faced new look.
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The baby-faced heartthrob, one of three actors in the handsome, Swedish Skarsgard clan, is unrecognizable behind the clown makeup and prosthetics — but playing dress-up has always been his passion.
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There's a priest with a murky past, a crass vacuum-cleaner salesman, a baby-faced bellhop, a singer with an angelic voice, a charismatic cult leader and a southern femme fatale.
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The thin, baby-faced guard went on to make a splash at Davidson College, a tiny liberal arts school in North Carolina, before foregoing his senior year to enter the NBA.
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It was him, a baby faced and smiling fan meeting Sutton Foster at the stage door during her Tony Award-winning run in "Thoroughly Modern Millie" more than a decade ago.
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That baby-faced bunch includes Emiliano Grillo, Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Hideki Matsuyama and Cameron Smith, all of whom were 24 or younger at the time of their victories.
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Both men brought their moms as their dates to the show, and Oscars host Billy Crystal couldn't help but make a crack about baby-faced Damon's inclusion in the Best Actor category.
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It's getting harder and harder to swallow, not just because the character is written as a grownup, but because Christian Navarro looks more conspicuously adult than many of his baby-faced costars.
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Later that morning, as Vince smokes a predawn cigarette as he starts his Manhattan shift, he crosses paths with Darlene (Dominique Fishback), a baby-faced prostitute from the sticks of North Carolina.
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The conflict started hours before the actual game, when LeBron incidentally disrespected New York's baby-faced French point guard Frank Ntilikina by saying Dennis Smith Jr. should've been the Knicks pick instead.
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The baby-faced new arrivals may come face-to-face with tattooed mobsters known as the vory-v-zakone ('thieves-in-law'), or smaller cliques including murderous neo-Nazis and militant jihadis.
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The Californian looks like a baby-faced assassin, has blisteringly fast hands, and, on February 14 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, showed the world that highlight-reel power lurks within his gloves.
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No one admits to having done so themselves, but a baby-faced young woman, Nonhle Khomo, informs me that if any among them had, they'd keep it secret because of the stigma involved.
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Of course, a bit of the before/after shock can be chalked up to age: Some of these dudes have had beards for so long, the baby-faced shots are from years ago.
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Later, when I rewatch The Naked Chef and see him like a baby-faced, pre-Cockney Mick Jagger in his 90s pale wood kitchen, I realise how pioneering this blokey presenting style was.
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The gravel-throated coach needed a quarterback he'd never had before, and the baby-faced quarterback needed an offense to command after sitting on the bench for three years in his home state.
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Yet, as our Delhi bureau chief writes, the diminutive, baby-faced warrior-priest, 45, is receiving the kind of career-making attention that projects an Indian politician to the highest ranks of government.
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It was at "Samohi," blocks from the Pacific Ocean's gently breaking waves and far removed from the violence and drama of his neighborhood, that a baby-faced Juan Martinez began rapping in public.
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The visual similarities are uncanny: Hot Sugar looks like a baby-faced Jesus, a fur-clad Kanye West clearly copped the style of a young man in a 16th-century northern German painting.
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My pilot was Stephan Schulz, a pale, baby-faced German missionary, who works for a group called Pacific Mission Aviation that takes food, medical help and the word of God to outer-island people.
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Perhaps the most ironic part of the story is the fact that much of Silicon Valley has adopted the Warriors, led by "baby-faced assassin" Steph Curry, as its unofficial tech industry sports team.
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The actor stepped out in Venice, California, sporting long hair and a bushy beard – looking decidedly different from his baby faced character Jake Harper, whom he played for ten years on the CBS comedy.
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While Osbourne, currently rocking a violet bob with a dramatic undercut, looks almost unrecognizable thanks to her black pixie cute and red shades, Adele more or less looks the same, just more baby-faced.
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Here's a 20-year-old baby faced Bey at the Golden Globes in 2001 (left) and 15 years later ... the flawless singer -- who turns 35 this weekend -- at the MTV VMAs last week (right).
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Rose called Curry a "baby-faced assassin" and said Curry is set apart by his ability to maintain an edge as a defending champion and defending M.V.P. "He is not playing around," Rose said.
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Jermaine O'Neal was one of those abnormally large men, first as a baby-faced lump of clay for the Portland Trail Blazers, then an offensive pillar and borderline MVP candidate for the Indiana Pacers.
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All this reminiscing led Michele to post a #TBT photo featuring the show's baby-faced original stars like Naya Rivera, Dianna Agron, Amber Riley, Harry Shum Jr., Mark Salling, Chris Colfer, and Cory Monteith.
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We talked with him earlier today about his path, beginning as a baby-faced founder without a college degree or any kind of network — and what, at age 224, he's planning to do next.
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Bieber, now 22, had a string of run-ins with photographers and the law between 2012-2014 as he evolved from a baby-faced heartthrob who found fame at age 13 to a young man.
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On the stand, a pudgy, baby-faced computer geek from Colombia would soon describe an East German Stasi-like plan to infiltrate every single internet cafe in the capital of Guzman's home state in Mexico.
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It housed Fiorucci's own fashion line, which had become famous for baby-faced angels on T-shirts and some of the first stretch jeans, as well as pieces from other designers, beauty products and accessories.
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Before The Hunger Games, she'd been sold as a sort of baby-faced ingenue: hot but talented, making bedroom eyes from the pages of Esquire, generally subdued or well-trained in her interactions with the press.
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But the entrance of the 77-year-old Bloomberg into the race would allow the baby-faced 38-year-old to pick a generational fight with the four 85033-something candidates, Biden, Bloomberg, Sanders and Warren.
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The tour is the next step in Ms. Gomez's makeover from wholesome, baby-faced Disney Channel child actress and good-girl tween-pop hitmaker to a grown-up woman with her own desires, authority and angst.
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At this point it's a well-worn path to fame: A baby-faced teen rapper with urgent energy and a homegrown mystique comes out of nowhere with a low-budget video that is impossible to ignore.
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" The magazine's report mocked the tabloid press's preoccupation with the parties: "The People name the chap they claim is The Evil Emperor of Ecstasy—a 'baby-faced' dealer who enjoys a 'virtual monopoly' of the London scene.
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" The magazine's report mocked the tabloid press's preoccupation with the parties: " The People name the chap they claim is The Evil Emperor of Ecstasy—a 'baby-faced' dealer who enjoys a 'virtual monopoly' of the London scene.
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The blond and baby-faced Hollier and the dark-haired and bearded Tang gravitated toward each other right away with a shared understanding that, during their 30 weeks, they would not be building the next great app.
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But he recently signed a baby-faced assassin called Xander Zayas, a 17-year-old phenom from Puerto Rico, and Arum openly wonders whether his "clock will run out" by the time Zayas wins a world title.
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Baby-faced, his sweater bulging over what appeared to be a bulletproof vest, Mr. Lewis was led by detectives from the 107th Precinct station house to a waiting vehicle on Sunday as onlookers shouted questions and jeers.
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The knock on the baby-faced new French president was that he was too new, too green, too inexperienced, too focused on the economy — and he had no foreign policy platform, and even less foreign policy experience.
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That remark was about reciting his own poetry in Yiddish, but it implied something more general: the image of the wild-haired, baby-faced Wunderkind who had to be defended from hordes of female fans no longer applies.
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Once I plugged in an ethernet cord (I wasn't about to reconfigure the whole room for a better wi-fi signal next to the TV) I could see the stubble on the baby-faced lead of the film.
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Shapovalov, the baby-faced 20-year-old left-hander, gave Canada an unassailable 2-0 lead in the tie with a 7-63(6) 7-6(4) win over world number six Tsitsipas at the Patrick Rafter Arena.
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Now the still-baby-faced Mandel is hoping that six years of seasoning, foggy voter memories, and the new Trumpian political reality will help him vanquish Brown, seen by many on the left as their Progressive White Knight.
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For as long as the host country remains in the tournament — whether that is just 10 more days or longer — the most significant Russian in this World Cup is not the country's president, but the baby-faced playmaker.
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Sam Miller, the baby-faced former NASA engineer who says he stayed up all night the first time he met Abovitz to brainstorm how Magic Leap might work, stood along the side wall, watching, trying to locate the problem.
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But when they arrived at the location to retrieve the drugs, they were instead given 440 kilos of cocaine and joined by a baby-faced Colombian in his early 20s named Jair Guevara Payan, paid to watch the drugs.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Wilson is a budding folk-pop musician and baby-faced model who appears on the most recent cover of Candy magazine, as well as in advertisements for the skimpy men's underwear brand 2(x)ist.
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The Norwegian, nicknamed "the baby-faced assassin" in his playing days, is a huge favorite with the club's fans thanks in no small part to his last-minute goal to clinch the UEFA Champions League title against Bayern Munich in 1999.
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The era, with its snake oils and tonics, also saw plenty of potions for beard growth and coloring, as well as false beards and mustaches — sometimes made from goat hair — for those baby-faced gents unable to grow their own.
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So now, the baby-faced quarterback with a couple hours of NFL experience will make his first career start in the playoffs — something that's never been done before — against the league's best defense, in the Raiders' first playoff game since 2002.
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He was too dressed up for anyone our age; an alien would probably dress up like that if it arrived from another solar system and was trying to pose as an adult but didn't realize how baby-faced it was.
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An interview with a baby-faced Zuckerberg (sans his now-signature hoodie) has been making the rounds on the Internet since Sunday, when Silicon Valley-based investor and writer Semil Shah tweeted a link to the 11-year-old video.
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Curiously, the poppiest song in the film belongs to another fictitious band: The Akergirls, a baby-faced gaggle of indie upstarts whose members (Cara Delevingne, Ashley Benson, Dylan Gelula) Becky practically kidnaps to inject some young blood into her sound.
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Hapilon, a skinny, baby-faced 51-year-old with a tufty goatee beard, had been dodging Philippines authorities for over a decade, since he emerged as a ruthless and deadly commander of the Abu Sayyaf militant group in the early 2000s.
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The Norwegian, nicknamed "the baby-faced assassin" in his playing days, is a huge favourite with the club's fans thanks in no small part to his last-minute goal to clinch the UEFA Champions League title against Bayern Munich in 13.
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Side Street Luis Rivera-Pérez was a baby-faced 18-year-old recruit when he left his home in San Juan in 1951 to fight in Korea with the 65th Infantry Regiment, a storied Puerto Rican unit known as the Borinqueneers.
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The next night, Blueface and his entourage pulled up to the back door of the Gothic Theater in Englewood and were greeted by an agitated security guard, a couple of concerned-looking venue representatives and a baby-faced local police officer.
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While Evans' team suggested he may have simply aged out of playing a lead role in West Side Story — those honors go to baby faced Ansel Elgort and Rachel Zegler — the social media sphere asked if Captain American's alter-ego can even sing.
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Bieber, who found fame as a baby-faced 15 year-old, and Baldwin first unofficially confirmed their marriage in comments on social media last week when the "Sorry" singer called Baldwin "my wife" and the model changed her Instagram name to Hailey Bieber.
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But the "baby-faced assassin" can't get away from the softie tag, so he's leaning into the debate in this new ad for Kaiser Permanente, which includes a weird sci-fi isolation tank and the scariest drowning in your own subconscious sequence since Get Out.
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BILLY LYNN'S LONG HALFTIME WALK Ang Lee (an Academy Award winner for "Life of Pi" and "Brokeback Mountain") tries some new technology in his latest drama, about a baby-faced 19-year-old veteran being honored at a big Thanksgiving Day pro-football game.
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At just 23, Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen, a baby-faced countertenor from Brooklyn, already possesses a remarkable gift for intimate communication in a vast hall, combined with a voice of velvety gentleness — surprisingly penetrating given the tenderness of its texture — and a taste for adventure.
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El Shorbagy said that losses to Gawad, a friend and rival since childhood, had inspired a newfound dedication, but he knows that the Baby-Faced Assassin, as Gawad is now reverently known, is hardly the only player standing between him and a third ToC trophy.
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Baby-faced Bachelorette dude Connor Saeli, who made quite the towering impression on our girl Hannah earlier this year on After The Final Rose, has continued his aww-shucks earnestness streak through the first two episodes of the season, so we're pretty sure he's there for love.
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Here's a 25-year-old version of "The Office" star looking baby-faced at an event back in 2004 (left) and 13 years later ... the now 38-year-old father of 2 is seen showing off his rougher side in New York City earlier this month (right).
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They showed a video that displayed a baby-faced prospect, his first hit, his game-ending home run against the Houston Astros that clinched the 2010 N.L. Central title, and a clip of the entire Reds front office thanking him for his contributions to the organization.
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Ms. Moha, a baby-faced 18-year-old with round, wire-rimmed glasses and close-cropped hair, had not dared tell her father that she had a job, let alone that she worked at a coffee shop where clientele and baristas mixed freely, male and female.
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In the early days of World War II, a baby-faced West Point graduate with a rifle in one hand and a tommy gun in the other made a one-man attack in the Philippines against the invading Japanese that altered the course of the war.
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What unfolds is a tale of loss whose pain is tempered by the unexpected community created between these cross-generational lovers and a baby-faced performance artist, Harry (Harry Lawter): Rufus leaves Beau for Harry and together they start a family, but Beau remains part of their lives.
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The baby-faced Hendricks, who graduated from Dartmouth with an economics degree, has made a career out of a pinpoint but pedestrian fastball and operating in the shadows — all the way back to high school when it was his teammate, Tyler Matzek, who was chosen 11th overall in the draft.
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In 2001, Steven Soderbergh remade the movie, this time with George Clooney and Brad Pitt in Sinatra and Martin's roles and a murderer's row of established and emerging movie stars: Bernie Mac, Don Cheadle, Andy Garcia, Elliott Gould, Carl Reiner, Casey Affleck, a baby-faced Matt Damon, and Julia Roberts.
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The baby-faced Bachelor, who's only dated a couple of women in his life (but don't worry, he still calls them all "incredible"), revealed he's been rejected before and it "stings" – hence, this fear of being unwanted, unlovable, and even that he isn't going to be guy the ladies want this season.
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A study from 2010 even found that when researchers altered the way cars looked to have more baby-like features—by doing things like enlarging the headlights to mimic large eyes, shrinking the grille to mimic a small nose— participants had more positive responses to the baby-faced cars than the "adult" cars.
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Without a hint of self-consciousness, she starts singing sweetly, "Oh babe, meet me in Tompkins Square Park..." Jahan, whose angular cheekbones stands in contrast to Yasmine's baby-faced features, joins in with a sardonic grin: "I wanna hold you in the dark..." Clutching each other's elbows, the sisters double forward in contagious laughter.
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Produced by Judd Apatow and starring baby-faced versions of Jay Baruchel, Seth Rogen, Charlie Hunnam, Jason Segel, and more, the show paints a fairly realistic picture of life as a fledgling co-ed, tackling such familiar topics as the Freshman 213, the pressure of exams, and dorm-room hookups with achingly funny precision.
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The fiercely devoted friendship between sweet Thelma (Geena Davis) and salty Louise (Susan Sarandon) is a defiant blaze of fury, especially when the two are flying in the face of men who have wronged them — and yes, that also goes for baby-faced Brad Pitt, seen here in one of his first breakout roles.
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When the elevator doors open into the lobby of New York's Public Hotel one August morning, it's unclear if the Jordyn Woods who's about to arrive will be the edgy, wig-wearing bombshell best known for sharing sultry solo shots with her 3.3 million Instagram followers, or the bubbly, baby-faced co-star of the E!
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Duboef said it was a clear strategy on Top Rank's part to sign fighters from different regions around the world, like the British heavyweight Fury, the Japanese bantamweight Naoya Inoue, and the baby-faced Puerto Rican phenom Xander Zayas, who is only 17 years old but already creating headlines because of his skills, talent, and potential.
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Plus, having a baby before saying "I do" presents the exact same divorce risk as getting hitched early, yet because the former is more common — the average woman is 27 when she marries for the first time, but is 26 when she gives birth for the first time — people seem to feel better about hating on baby-faced newlyweds than couples who put the baby carriage first.
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Look, the baby-faced innocent in the college-boy gray T-shirts is nothing but another rapacious capitalist, a cutthroat competitor from the company's earliest start-up days, who wants nothing more than to privatize the profits and socialize the losses like all the rest of them, in this case by avoiding the responsibilities of legacy news sources by pretending that Facebook isn't one.
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As Odegaard — still just 19, still baby-faced — dutifully signs autographs and poses for pictures on a bitterly cold night in this city in the north of the Netherlands, it is impossible not to think that he is a long way from Real Madrid, a long way from where he was meant to be, and to wonder whether moving to the biggest team in the world was too much, too soon.
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As defenders of the supernatural will be quick to point out, many arthropods have six limbs; squids, skunks, bombardier beetles, and plenty of other real creatures spew strange things; nature sometimes contrives to recombine old animals in new ways (see the half-striped zedonk—part zebra, part donkey—or the recent emergence of the coywolf: part coyote, part wolf); and, considering the many kinds of metamorphoses exhibited by animals—tadpole to frog, caterpillar to butterfly, baby-faced to bearded—how far-fetched is it, really, for a bat to turn into a man?
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But perhaps none of her contributions are as indelible as the pan-flute masterpiece that is the theme to Titanic, "My Heart Will Go On." (If you need to take a moment to rewatch her performance at the 1998 Oscars, go ahead; we'll be here when you get back.) So it seems only appropriate — and yet utterly surprising — that the diva capped off her high-fashion trip to Paris with the ultimate style statement: an oversize sweatshirt bearing a black-and-white tribute to Titanic, complete with baby-faced Leonardo DiCaprio, a waterlogged Kate Winslet and the upended ship.
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The city's greatest outpouring of rap since Snoop Dogg was on trial for the murder of Philip Woldemariam includes a group of heretofore unmentioned notables: Blueface, the rightful heir to FrostyDaSnowmann's squandered empire; natural born juice salesman Desto Dubb and his enigmatic brother Pimp Pimp P; currently incarcerated Stinc Team members Ketchy the Great, SaySoTheMac, and Bambino; the devilish and gravelly Almighty Suspect; red-clad Inglewooder and headband connoisseur FreeAckrite; baby-faced Martin Luther King Park loiterer Johnny Rose; Athens Park gunshot survivor and "Hit Yo Ricky" guest Earl Swavey; Long Beach's Saviii3rd, Jooba Loc, $tupid Young, BeachBoii, and Cinco; and the more intellectually inclined––and thus ever so slightly removed––Buddy, Huey Briss, and KB DeVaughn.
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