There are textiles evoking tribal origins, paintings and blown glass in bright colors, and beads, beads, and more beads.
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I already own a variety of beads, including glass beads. Thx.
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The microplastics used in the study were small latex beads, and authors noted smaller beads transferred more easily than larger beads into the mosquito's adult stage.
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Anal beads are a long string of beads usually made of silicone or hard plastic.
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Use mala beads Using mala beads brings an extra layer of activity for the very busy mind.
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Some of the beads may come from Morocco or Istanbul and some of the beads from a grandmother's necklace.
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Adding beads to braids has origins in West Africa, where beads are used to accessorize bracelets, necklaces and anklets.
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All the beads zigzagged in the water, regardless of density, and the less dense the beads, the more they knuckled.
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"If you are working eight hours or more every day with beads, you don't really want to go home and see beads."
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The beads allude to the traditional design of a rosary, in which 10 beads make up one decade, or set of prayers.
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Manhattan Toy Classic Baby Beads, $9.79 at TargetBabies will love to manipulate these colorful wooden beads that are attached with an elastic cord.
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One dress has black beads dripping down the model's hands; a practical black winter coat has beads sewn into every inch of it.
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Using the beads she found in Ghana, Ms. Ibeabuchi twists the bottom of the braids hanging over the ears and adds three beads.
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How it works Styrofoam cups are made of beads from a type of plastic called polystyrene , and the beads are puffed up with air.
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The charred sugar beads do the same, falling into a pattern somewhere between interlocking hexagons and squares, depending on how symmetric the beads are.
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There were pink beads hung on the side mirrors of the vehicles and many of the officers were also wearing or holding pink beads.
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The beads need clinical trials before BEING used for infertility treatments A more immediate application for the beads might be selecting sperm for fertility treatments.
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"They took a 5,000-year-old necklace and said half the beads go to India, and half the beads go to Pakistan," Ms. Ahluwalia said.
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Overall Winner: Baily's Beads, Yu JunChina's Yu Jun captured the "Baily's Beads" effect during the total solar eclipse of March 9, 6003, as seen from Luwuk, Indonesia.
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That's because while the beads aren't especially painful (here's you obligatory please don't shoot people with the S13), the gel beads tend to shatter into tiny pieces anytime they hit a hard surface, which is partly intentional as that makes the beads easier to clean up with a vacuum.
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Called Baily's Beads, since they look like beads on a necklace, these beams of light used to help scientists measure the heights of the mountains on the moon.
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Like lampwork glass — two beads — or Chartreuse liqueur.
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Start by threading the beads onto string, leaving about two feet extra on each end so you can slide the beads easily up and down the length of the string.
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Tiny plastic, no-good beads Scientists have noted that the beads are about the size of fish eggs, which makes them look like food to a lot of marine life.
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Scientists analyzed lunar rock samples that contain tiny, water-trapping beads of glass; these beads formed when magma erupted from the Moon's interior billions of years ago, trapping water inside them.
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There are 1,196 tiles, with 576 blades per tile and 11 beads per blade, which comes to approximately 20133,100 square feet of nearly 700,000 blades and more than seven million beads.
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Fertilization rates in the untreated mice and those implanted with uncoated beads was above 80 percent, but in the mice implanted with peptide-covered beads it was just above 1 percent.
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It holds some 900 crates, each filled with beads of a different color and size: Bin 882 is filled with deep red corallo beads; bin 778, ambra; 261, mandarino; 115, lapis.
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That Trump even had rosary beads was news -- practicing Catholics often use the beads for prayers, moving fingers along each bead to keep track of how many times each is said, and repeated.
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And yet, and still, let me shelve the worry beads.
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The beads would become a substantial part of his art.
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The human sacrifices were buried with textiles, beads and ceramics.
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The Romans had some sort of counting device with beads.
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Why can't we bring these little beads of Butterfinger back?
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These glass beads were once part of an elaborate necklace.
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These are the gel beads the S1 uses as ammo.
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The Kimoyo beads were Beachler's "favorite" piece to work on.
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Black. Serena Williams' braids with the entire pack of beads?
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You can also get yarn, leather, feathers, beads, glitter etc.
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Sometimes, they come with metallic patches and random wooden beads.
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Ryan's enormous beads clink like ice jostling in a glass.
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Instead, Meyer found 83 glass beads smaller than salt grains.
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It was cutting him up because the beads are glass.
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Glitter, rhinestones and beads make up most of the designs.
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The water beads up and quickly runs off the surface.
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But now they look festive and are wearing blue beads.
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The beads grow like cartoon snowballs racing down a hill.
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He kneaded my vertebrae as if they were rosary beads.
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They have the string ($6.39), but sadly no alphabet beads.
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Another person made ornamental beads of ivory and animal teeth.
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Their torsos were draped with colorful beads matching their bracelets.
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The peptide beads reduced fertilization rates in mice to just above 1 percent Scientists tested whether the peptide-covered beads acted as decoys for sperm first in external containers, and then in living mice.
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Caught mid-collapse, the statuette is adorned with wooden prayer beads.
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Also included: 2,500 Swarovski-crystal beads in multiple sizes and shapes.
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They stitch the paper-made beads with fabric from local markets.
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Jojo: He has his artistic look with his beads and everything.
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The man was holding his rosary and gently moving his beads.
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Beads have always been used as symbols of honor and accomplishment.
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Then hundreds of beads arrived at her Sugar Land, Texas home.
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No beads for the real one, don't freak out, fellow moms!
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Then, for each of the 10 beads, recite one Hail Mary.
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These beads are in volcanic deposits found all over the moon.
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At the Piñata district there's a variety of fabrics and beads.
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It's the reason water beads into droplets on a solid surface.
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The beads I wear around my neck, I got from Cuba.
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It does, after all, feature rosary beads as a sex toy.
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Her sweaters can contain thousands of beads salvaged from various sources.
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A young girl is pictured counting rosary beads in a church.
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Skimpy bikinis made only of plastic beads hang on the walls.
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"Bracelets with pavé beads range from $3,000 to $11,000," she said.
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Step 7: The most important part of the look: the beads.
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It is a small necklace of carved ivory elephants and beads.
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"I spotted these white 'plastic' beads in the counter," he said.
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It features 100% cotton and is filled with real glass beads.
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On the last day of camp, she counted her beads: 42.
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Inside the museum, hundreds of beads are catalogued in glass jars.
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Then there are the names: Foreo offers the Luna Luxe, a $6,500 gold-plated facial cleanser; Lelo sells Luna Beads Luxe, a $3,090 pair of "subtly vibrating" gold beads meant to be inserted into, well, you know.
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The highly popular rosary beads have generated thousands of dollars in sales.
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The man hands out antiabortion flyers; a nun passes out rosary beads.
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Soon, Arianna was busily crafting beads for other police and fire departments.
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At my farm, I hung prayers flags everywhere and strung up beads.
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The beads of sweat pooling on your forehead likely gave it away.
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So was the encrusting of the bag in rhinestones and other beads.
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So then we had to go back and personally return the beads.
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But to keep it simple, we'll stick with the plugs and beads.
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Moodo relies on fans to activate its beads to diffuse a smell.
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Sweat beads on your forehead, and your hands grip the cart handle.
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It could be said glueing beads and glitter moderation are his weaknesses.
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But, unlike Ross's paintings, this portrait was made with thousands of beads.
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But the other issue is that the beads are bouncy as hell.
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The show ended with two black dresses, one with flapping black beads.
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Minaj appears bedecked with sequins and beads sitting atop a wooden log.
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Genes are strung along chromosomes like beads on strings (the common metaphor).
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So far the beads are only going to be available in Taiwan.
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"No flowers, no beads, no bouquets," Wang said in a press release.
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It's beautifully made and has much more than loopy wires with beads.
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Coastal areas had more access to coral, so you find coral beads.
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They owned few possessions beyond their clothing, prayer beads and musical instruments.
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A curtain of tan and black beads separated us from the driver.
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While showgoers waited in line, they were gifted with colorful rosary beads.
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Some contained mummies, others had beads, amulets or religious statues, he said.
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They try to spice up the place with beads, flags and hats.
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And Ms. Peel was pacing, clutching her father's rosary beads and praying.
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Beads hung around the doll's neck in the shape of a noose.
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I envisioned these faces on the beads and then so did he.
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Men in ball caps finger rosary beads and recite the Lord's Prayer.
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A Mardi Gras queen tosses beads during a parade in the 1950s.
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Miranda Lambert's one-shoulder, turquoise gown was covered with ruffles and beads.
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Did your art change once you discovered African beads as a material?
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The smallest Zulu glass trade beads, about four-tenths of an inch wide, are threaded by hand onto cotton rope to decrease the chances of the beads breaking, he said, estimating that the straps will last two years.
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Interestingly, those exposed only to the large beads did not seem to be affected at all, while those that had been exposed to the two bead sizes had both small and large beads in their systems as adults.
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Bead art is a tedious, messy prospect—one wrong move and not only have you lost hours spent carefully selecting and placing beads, but now there are also several hundred thousand beads scattered to the far reaches of creation.
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The water beads off me, sending bits of hair all over the tub.
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Felix said whenever the rosary beads have sold out, the Astros have won.
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However, she adds, Mardi Gras beads are involved in local, family-friendly traditions.
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Freshness does make a difference, whether you're talking about broccoli or anal beads.
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DNA is wound around millions of protein clusters, resembling beads on a string.
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They made bracelets out of beads that they gave to all the nurses.
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You see, gold beads and sequins have a long history in Bachelor Nation.
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Beads and stones and pentagram charms dripped from their necks and studded belts.
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Researchers have developed a promising new form of reversible contraception using sticky beads.
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Beads of sweat felt cool against my skin and it was weirdly refreshing.
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He fills in beads and he makes sure everything is kept looking perfect.
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If she's more into cuffs than beads, the designer makes those as well.
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Prayer beads are a fashion must-have for a certain type of Professional.
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The reviewer pointed out that beads could be left behind in the documents.
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People also said the makeup contained small beads, fibers, and other strange materials.
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Ayed el-Khayr, who wore a brown skullcap and prayer beads, listened intently.
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Chadwick Boseman said he took Kimoyo beads from the set of "Black Panther."
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No wonder the sweat beads are starting to form on their collective brow.
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The findings suggest that the beads are literally from out of this world.
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Plastic rosary beads the color of a robin's egg hang around her neck.
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Tiny rosaries and crucifixes are stitched with gold and silver thread and beads.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon throw us beads and curveballs.
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Pop these little beads in some water and they expand and become squishy.
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Ms. Bonilla held up a string of Buddhist beads hanging around her neck.
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It is quite rare to see a rosary with little skulls as beads.
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A string of yellow prayer beads and a lighter lay on the ground.
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They brought posters and flags, decked out in jerseys, beads and face paint.
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Shiite clerics in traditional winter robes made of camel's hair held prayer beads.
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His colorful and exuberant designs include beads, feathers, lace and even semiprecious stones.
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Richard gave him a set of Buddhist meditation beads to calm his mind.
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The Mardi Gras beads were found along the St. Charles Avenue parade route.
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At other moments, the plethora of bows, beads, and embroideries was irresistibly silly.
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Next, they sandwiched the DNA inside layers of silica, forming nanometer glass beads.
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I carry the memory of Mr. Shields's death with me like prayer beads.
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Farther into the gallery space, beads and netting are suspended from the ceiling.
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The seed beads that are the basis of Preciosa's current prosperity are more difficult to produce than ordinary glass beads — in which molten glass is pressed into a mold — but allow artisans a wider array of treatments, flourishes and colors.
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Ella: The rosary beads I was given for my communion, when I was eight.
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So the beads will drag against the stick, and the friction will produce energy.
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Naturally, the analysis will extend to the artifacts as well, including the amber beads.
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Her long platinum strands were tied in beautiful braids and twists with decorative beads.
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Butt plugs and anal beads stimulate the prostate by being inserted into the anus.
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And then layer moisturizing SPF 30 face cream with hydration and micro-youth beads.
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Now beads are everywhere, but back in the late '80s, it was new technology.
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Beads with and without the peptide coating were implanted in healthy mice before breeding.
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Head to your nearest dollar store and buy a plastic tiara and some beads.
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Of course, rosaries belong to a larger category of spiritual objects — namely prayer beads.
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An April 2014 audit found four bags contained beads and only $1,000 in quarters.
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Beads of sweat bejewel her forehead, and her clothes are slightly dusted with soil.
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But his many stories are like beads on a string that has been cut.
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Glass beads are sewn into small compartments and are then weaved into the Puro.
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It's also called the beaded darter because its coloration resembles a string of beads.
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More or less by accident, Lackner had discovered that the beads could be repurposed.
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Additionally, YnM supposedly uses more beads and less fiberfill for better overall temperature control.
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Running prayer beads through his fingers, al-Degwy's father stared at the mortuary gate.
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At one time, he wore his hair long, sported love beads and donned dashikis.
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Midway through a meeting with fellow dissidents, beads of sweat inexplicably dotted his forehead.
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Dozens of the beads were found in fossil clams at a Sarasota Country quarry.
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Researchers are also still puzzled by the dispersal of the beads over the quarry.
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In the back, you'll find a string of beads, creating a glamorous fringe finish.
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Your anal beads are buried under bank statements, gathering a light film of dust.
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Researchers recovered the beads in Lesotho, a small, mountainous country encircled by South Africa.
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To apply, dot tiny beads of clear Duo Eyelash Adhesive ($9) on your hand.
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Plan your pattern on paper before placing the beads on your nails or hands.
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Her shop sells beads, offers bead weaving classes and throws craft-based birthday parties.
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For that reason, the lacing beads are my favorite activity in the box, too.
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I'm stoked because I love live music and there are beads for goodness sake.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Their beads fell from their Technicolor cornrows and littered the stadium floor.
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This stylish bracelet was crafted in Thailand from round and disc-shaped jade beads.
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I couldn't even smell the carbonation the happy beads of bubbles were giving off.
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Observe that after all the pairing is done, there are no beads left over.
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The beads and the braces are long gone, but the sisters' power tennis remains.
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Flashes of sparkly beads and long legs — the evening's entertainers — break up their exchanges.
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"I noticed many of them wearing something made out of these beads," he said.
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For her crowning moment, Dayana Mendoza wore a strapless yellow gown covered in beads.
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On top of that, you have to fuse the beads, normally with an iron.
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They then scattered the beads across an area in which real mines had been buried and left them for a day, to give the vapours from the mines time to stimulate fluorescent-protein production in those beads that had landed above mines.
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The bill, which just received Obama's John Hancock signature of approval, requires brands to stop using beads in their products by July 2017 and stop selling items with beads in them by 2018 — a condition that not many brands are too thrilled about.
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"Making beads became a passion," Susanna Sent said, explaining that when they used their father's fishing line to string their big, bold new beads in unexpected colors, friends wanted the results for themselves, and the Sents added jewelry to the family business.
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"We bought a bunch of masquerade pieces, capes, scarves, beads, and sequenced capulets," she said.
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The rain brings me into a cozy bed, water beads running down the closed window.
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To better understand this, the Rennes physicists constructed little hills of millimeter-sized glass beads.
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One day when she was around ten, I brought home a plastic box of beads.
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Soon, a routine developed: Every evening, she listened to sports on ESPN while stringing beads.
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Icicle Ornaments These cool beauties come together with quartz beads, jewelry wire and metallic cord.
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Sometimes the wooden beads that I wear will have engravings on them that are affirmations.
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Specifically, you might think about women flashing their boobs in exchange for Mardi Gras beads.
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It was this tiny tiny room just packed with little creatures made out of beads.
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Beads of condensation inch their way down your cup toward the surface it's perched on.
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Tiny styrofoam or plastic beads: These teensy spheres lend a bubbly quality to your slime.
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Each panel of Turner's dress was embroidered with 50,400 crystal eclats and 50,400 white beads.
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"I have a whole container of fabrics, wires, twines, beads, fake flowers," he tells PeopleStyle.
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In some samples, the agarose beads were also introduced, but had no effect on fertilization.
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And thanks to the food chain, eventually those beads could end up in your meal.
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The map is subtle and fragile, as if any movement would knock the beads askew.
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Most are manufactured glass beads, with another 70,000 handmade by glassblowers all over the world.
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She continues to visit the hospital, sometimes daily, and along with that come more beads.
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Ion-exchange beads thus have the potential to make processing olives cleaner, faster and cheaper.
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This chain of 216 0.5-millimeter chromed magnetic beads is your oyster, so to speak.
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Beads of sweat glistening in golden light drip with the romance of a lazy summer.
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Beyond the prayer beads and the bodies, the testimony of those still living is haunting.
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Apparently using beads, they've animated Tetris, Pac-Man, and even a scene from Pokemon: Red.
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"My friends are more than boobs, beads and booze," Justin Reese says in the clip.
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Boser finally hit upon little gel beads, the kind used by florists in watery bouquets.
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In 1996, Liza Lou unveiled "The Kitchen" — a lifesize suburban kitchen rendered entirely in beads.
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Democrats are notorious "bed-wetters," who are never happier than when rattling their worry beads.
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Tiny beads of sweat formed above the purple lipstick of the passenger next to him.
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He also liked moving the beads around, gnawing on the handles, and touching the ribbons.
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Then, Meyer compared the beads to volcanic rock, microtektites and industrial byproducts like coal ash.
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Materials for motor skills lessons like beads and blocks oftentimes are not provided to teachers.
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"I get stage fright every time," he said, beads of sweat forming on his brow.
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I grew my hair long, tied it in braids, adorned it with beads and feathers.
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There is an open abdomen packed with four tubes of glass beads in iridescent liquid.
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They include pointed pieces of bone, as well as ornaments like stone bracelets and beads.
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He also gave me some prayer beads and told me to repeat the Jesus prayer.
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Bright red beads of blood puddle beneath exposed genitals; small white eyes are frozen wide.
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The girls are not allowed to accessorize their braids with clips, clasps, or beads either.
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These beads can be used as extremely precise sensors, says Andy Geraci of Northwestern University.
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I wore my mother's mala beads on my first day of teaching a yoga class.
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This weighted blanket also features small compartments for even distribution of the weighted glass beads.
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We just tend to forget it in the dazzling lights of bugle beads and paillettes.
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A finale look featuring a burnished moon rising over a sea of midnight blue beads.
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On the back of the jacket, pearl beads formed the image of a coiled snake.
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They sewed all year long, making suits — elaborate outfits covered in feathers, beads, and rhinestones.
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I noticed her earring, a dangling charm that said "ANXIETY," spelled out in letter beads.
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Kardashian West wore a custom Thierry Mugler dress that was covered in beads and sequins.
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The tube was then cut by hand into beads, so no two were ever alike.
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Mechanical exfoliations use beads, brushes and razors (dermaplaning) to lift dead cells off the skin.
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Margot Robbie's dress had pockets and it was covered in thousands of beads and sequins.
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He fidgeted, as most Kurdish men do, with a string of beads called a tasbih.
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It still uses glass beads instead of plastic polypellets for a better experience (glass beads are smaller, denser and make the blanket noticeably less bulky), but the duvet cover is made with a "faux tencel" material that encourages airflow and keeps you from overheating.
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There's a variety of techniques to choose from including only melting the back of your beads to display the clean unironed side, using masking tape to secure larger pieces to prevent warping, and utilizing the negative space between the beads as a shading technique.
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Estimates for a March 7 auction of Ms. Lindstrom's beads at Michaan's Auctions in Alameda, Calif.
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Lou's "The Waves" (2013-2017) consists of 1,182 panels of painstakingly hand-woven, porous glass beads.
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Unlike Dr. Shrum, Dr. Forsyth's interpretation is that flashing for beads is predominantly practiced by women.
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Bonus points if you match the plastic beads to your makeup look, like Jewellianna did here.
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Sometimes when I'm stage, I'm always popping beads and stuff, and they go sweep them up.
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Because the Moon isn't exactly smooth, you can also witness an effect known as Baily's Beads.
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In the case of the beads, the wavelength of this radiation is determined by their diameter.
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"I love shopping at [craft stores] for all sorts of beads, charms, and chains," Ramirêz continues.
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So instead of spreading out on the surface, the droplets form beads and slip right off.
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Floats filled with revelers wearing colorful costumes add to a mix of beads, booze and feathers.
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Many varieties of ion-exchange resin are commercially available, often in the form of hollow beads.
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We even had beading patterns from her most famous outfits, which all require thousands of beads.
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I got the little baby Jesus, I got my rosary beads and I got three turtles.
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In experiments described in Science Translational Medicine, researchers deposited the beads in the uteruses of mice.
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Next, simply situate your holiday cards in between clusters of beads and attach using the clothespins.
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Consider clipping evergreen sprigs or other colorful accents in-between beads for an extra wintry feel.
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The Substitute Phone is a weighted plastic block that comes with rollable beads in the middle.
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To make them more dramatic, the makeup artists would put beads at the tips of them.
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About 40 days after the acacias are wounded, the sap oozes out and hardens into beads.
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In order to collect the morphine residues, he had covered the manuscript pages with plastic beads.
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This woman looks fantastic: she has ribbons in her hair, lots of beads, she's colorfully dressed.
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Some glitters are microplastics, as are those synthetic scrubbing beads in some face and body products.
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The fine, yellow, delicate beads of the pike caviar were particularly toothsome, both briny and fatty.
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Some of the artifacts — including spears, stone tools, woven baskets and beads — date back 9,800 years.
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Babies who are learning to grasp or are teething will love this colorful bunch of beads.
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But at the time, there wasn't an answer available about the true nature of the beads.
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When she spotted a gold scarf with strings of beads, it was too glamorous to ignore.
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Beads are usually supplied, but younger children need larger sizes that are more appropriate for them.
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Their analysis revealed that 80% of the beads could not have originated from the Lesotho highlands.
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If you make a mistake in placement, the beads move around easily in the rhinestone polish.
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It got even worse when Kavanaugh stepped onto the balcony and threw beads at the crowd.
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Left behind were bronze, silver and gold jewelry, and many millefiori glass beads and Roman coins.
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Yet so strong are her sublimation abilities that the beads of sweat appear to bejewel her.
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Half the kick comes from ginger, and the pop from tiny beads of masago (capelin roe).
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The powder spins around, continuously moistened and scraped to encourage the formation of small starter beads.
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To create tassels, the house's artisans thread pearls or beads on strands of soft Bruyère silk.
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The design appears to feature two floral prints, but the pattern was actually accomplished by beads.
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Perfection, the chain-link net jangling "just quietly enough to sound like someone counting rosary beads".
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Unicef Bracelet This stylish bracelet was crafted in Thailand from round and disc-shaped jade beads.
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OWNER RELIED ON WHEELCHAIR PUSHER Lost Rasary beads and a prayer bracelet at the TSA checkpoint.
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There were Monkees lunchboxes, Monkees shoes (from Thom McCann) and Monkees love beads from Tiger Beat.
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Catherine apparently kept the beads after the couple divorced and Henry banned the use of rosaries.
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A giant string of earthen beads applies the formula of enlarging everyday objects in unusual materials.
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The chemical structure of the beads and the bonds that join them together determine polymers' properties.
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The bracelets, popular among celebrities like the Kardashians and Justin Bieber, have black beads containing mud from the Dead Sea (the lowest point on Earth) and white beads with water from Mount Everest (the highest point on Earth) to represent life's balance of happy and sad moments.
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Aska Irie's wall works are made of materials you'd find in a kindergarten ats class: pipe cleaner, sequins, rhinestones, glitter, and perler beads — the tiny plastic pieces used to make mosaics by placing on pegboard and running over with a hot iron to fuse the beads together.
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At least one program, Access Securepak, offers religious items including the Bible, rosary beads, and Allah pendants.
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Volunteers from the Church of the Annunciation sell Astros-themed rosary beads two hours before home games.
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The beads are only available on the day of the games, before the first pitch is thrown.
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Most bearers of the bready beads were veterans of the festival, some returning for their 10th year.
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Either way, you can decorate your braids with beads or barrettes when they need some extra swag.
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She would probably be open to something more trendy, like safety pins or beads in her hair.
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Each kit comes with cookies, icing, gumdrops, candy canes, sprinkles, candy beads, sanding sugar, and Starbucks signs.
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Soon, he says, nudists began enticing would-be flashers with the promise of beads as a reward.
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Up top is an adjustable tank-style turret that blasts out nontoxic gel beads for doing battle.
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Glikson and his team are basing their assessment on the discovery of tiny glass beads called spherules.
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Celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik was behind the modern manicure that included fractured glass and mini Swarovski beads.
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The Chinese generally used 2 beads (each representing 5) at the top and 5 at the bottom.
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First the researchers made small beads of sugar and exposed them to high temperatures, but without oxygen.
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The young man rocked back and forth, weeping as he held the prayer beads before his face.
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Blaine, Blake, and Blaine's wife, Linda Sakurai, strutted into Main Street Minerals & Beads in downtown Grand Junction.
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When implanted in the uterus of mice, the beads proved to be effective sperm traps, preventing pregnancy.
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The small beads of fat applied to the note reportedly help the currency slip into machines easier.
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"I only have one thing made out of beads at home," said Mr. Gyalog, the Preciosa supervisor.
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It's not uncommon for a child to have over 1,303 beads telling the story of their illness.
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Maddie has created works of art with her beads, glueing them to canvases she's then given away.
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"You may ask how beads really work," says Tino Dietrich, CEO and co-founder of Ella Paradis.
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They are armed with words, weapons, injured children, advertising slogans, cloth seashells, animals, beads, and much more.
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GUTFELD: Or go to Coachella or go to Bonnaroo, wherever, and have your picture shirtless, wearing beads.
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A traditional shekeré is made of a gourd, and covered in a net of beads or seashells.
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Savoca and Nevitt made this finding by tying plastic beads wrapped in mesh bags to ocean buoys.
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The beads will be strung together into a necklace and I'll wear it in the delivery room.
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Rosary beads, which she uses three times a day, sit by the bed in her hotel room.
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Looking ahead, Meyer would like to use the Argon-Argon radiometric dating method to date the beads.
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I have many looks, including pink, glow-in-the-dark beads to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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It's delicately hand-sculpted from rolling papers, seed beads, and pink and gold ribbons adorning the horn.
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The Six Villages were strung like beads along its banks, more one town than six separate townships.
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Embedded in each ribbon was a powder made from thousands upon thousands of tiny amber-colored beads.
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Taiwanese tech company Acer has made Buddhist prayer beads that can help keep track of recited mantras.
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The look featured a sleeveless top lined with large beads in shades of blue and electric yellow.
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The dampness and cold penetrated my jacket on deck, and beads of water formed on my eyelashes.
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Then participants will create and embellish garments, using decorative duct tape and sequins, beads and other materials.
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I remember strands of glass beads hanging in the doorways and a caged green parrot named Demetrius.
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They mix with tiny plastic beads found in products like cosmetics and cleaners that were flushed away.
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Human remains, shoes, bloodied copies of the Quran and broken prayer beads were scattered around the hall.
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At the end of each appendage glinted beads of gluey mucilage, waiting to ensnare an unsuspecting fly.
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Not only were the beads shared and exchanged over large distances, but also long periods of time.
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I paused to study them sunning themselves, all lined up in a row like prehistoric rosary beads.
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I saw someone have a series of silicon beads inserted under the skin of their penis—permanently.
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Botanica shops also often sell Roman Catholic products such as rosary beads, holy water, and prayer candles.
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I have a particular affection for Perler beads, which are a very Zen activity even for adults.
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Beads of water drip down his torso as he looks at the camera with a half smile.
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" The Times said: "The beads and the braces are long gone, but the sisters' power tennis remains.
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Maybe they should consider adding beads and coins, and really go hard on the Mardi Gras thing?
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But often I'll just hold the prayer beads as I go about my day, feeling the energy.
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Children will use parachute cords to devise handles and decorate the staffs with feathers, beads and ribbon.
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Our costume attachment spent two weeks sewing all of those beads onto the back and the front.
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Cenospheres are lightweight, hollow beads comprised of aluminum and silica that are a byproduct of coal combustion.
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A weighted blanket is filled with tiny little beads and feels a little like a bean bag.
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I looked down at my wrist, now wreathed by a rainbow bracelet made of plastic art beads.
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Toddler action Our youngest patients like the wooden train set and the activity center with the beads.
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The oba wears a beaded crown, but the beads have been parted and his face is visible.
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I like the way the light catches the beads on the dress when the jacket comes open.
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For instance, she suggests, you can make it a point to try to spot some Baily's beads.
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In the 1980s in Detroit, Olayami Dabls started collecting African beads from artisans at local craft fairs.
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"The vendors would say some of the beads were two and three hundred years old," he said.
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A mask of leather straps and cruciform plastic beads by the Belgian duo A.F. Vandevorst offers a rare dose of fetishism, though it is not half as fierce as the Met's rosary from 16th-century Germany in the same case, composed of ivory beads half-face, half-skull.
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But for now, those pink and blue mardi gras beads will be packed up and saved another day.
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Originally the rules stated that players competed to get four beads of the same color in a row.
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String the beads onto the wire, and then use a plier to create two loops at each end.
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Io has a magnetic field line that connects the planet and the moon like beads on a hoop.
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"Many individuals had ostrich eggshell or stone beads around the necks, hips, and/or ankles," write the researchers.
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I count plastic beads into a ziplock bag, rolling them around in my palm to see them shimmer.
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Head to the iconic spot to drink hurricanes and jumbo-sized frozen daiquiris while throwing beads off balconies.
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Liquid nitrogen is also used to make Dippin' Dots, the cryogenically frozen ice cream beads of millennials' childhoods.
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After some Instagram-scrolling, I crack into The Girl Who Smiled Beads and read for about an hour.
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His simple patterns belie the intricate craftsmanship; creating shapes, like diamonds, in lines means changing colored beads frequently.
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A 17-foot train also featured intertwined initials of an A and an S sewn in silver beads.
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The small discs have different values, and the four beads on the bottom have a value of 230.
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Hardi, 56, was dressed like a mystic, wearing the telltale string of large wooden beads around his neck.
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"Essentially the VR came from the fact that you couldn't open the beads, they were inaccessible," Givord said.
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A rider throws beads as the Krewe of Endymion Mardi Gras parade rolls through New Orleans on Saturday.
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So any object floating on that surface—silicone beads, or paper boats—will be affected by those patterns.
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This space holds 19 roughly square monochromatic sheets woven entirely with glass beads and mounted onto stretcher frames.
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She recalled their expressions of gratitude as she brought beads into her studio for the "Color Field" blades.
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When it comes to the wild world of anal play, anal beads are a great place to start.
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She wore a graceful grimace, beads of sweat rolling down her thighs, which were solid like tree trunks.
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"Having the beads as armor—those are really nostalgic to me, like getting my hair done," she says.
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The peptide-covered beads effectively act as try-outs to find which sperm can successfully bind to eggs.
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" In the article, O'Brien writes: "Speaking from experience, I think the president's attorneys should grab their worry beads.
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It has two blasters, one which shoots beams and light, and the other which shoots small gel beads.
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Inside, there were large glass display cabinets filled with vases, dolls, beads, and more to represent each orisha.
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Scientists at Brown University say they've found evidence of water trapped in "glass beads" on the moon's surface.
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Wood beads part to reveal the kitchen, and the entryway is also festooned with tinsel and Hawaiian flowers.
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Regarding the seaweed beads, Dr. Tyson is very pleased to see an increase in research into contraceptive options.
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Sometimes her kids came home with small items they'd found in the dirt: beads, metal buttons, rusted disks.
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Visible through the tube's dripping end are little white beads, accompanied by flecks of blue, green and orange.
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But Spanish dollar coins — which were in wide circulation in the Americas — and Indian beads were also used.
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She started experimenting with jewelry, stringing glass beads, and sent a few pieces unsolicited to Barneys New York.
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The mother moved her thumb up and down her fingers, in a rhythm meant to simulate prayer beads.
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He put the letter in his inside pocket, next to his scroop beads, and went downstairs to chapel.
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I looked at the worry beads he gave me and thought about how young and innocent he was.
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Tatyana G. Belikova, the curator, pointed out decorative beads that she said were an accessory for cave women.
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In a small vial of liquid, she points to the animal part: small beads linked by connective tissue.
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These beads are too big to be a choking hazard and feature a non-toxic, water based finish.
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The beads were probably formed during one or multiple meteorite impacts in the area, which were previously unknown.
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For instance, in her Beaded Armour collection, Bagger hand-knit one-of-a-kind sweaters covered in beads.
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On the summer afternoon I visit, Mardi Gras beads sparkle softly from the edge of the middle basin.
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It was some sort of silicate jar with red beads inside, much like the sand outside the school.
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Field doesn't want to blanket all 1.6 million square miles of Arctic sea ice with the beads, though.
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Mr. Sabin attended the meeting in a bright green Hawaiian shirt, wearing Buddhist prayer beads on his wrist.
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This year's highly anticipated holiday doll will be decked out with more than 5,000 Swarovski crystals and beads.
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The beads tell a story of gift exchanges over great distances -- an early social network 30,000 years ago.
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A woman, heavily adorned in beads and bracelets, ground sorghum on a large stone in the nearby shade.
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Life, for her, is a series of dangers, strung together, one after another, like beads on a thread.
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The new rule didn't ban taffeta, chiffon, sequins, or beads, however, and those embellishments only grew in popularity.
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While sometimes designed as prayer beads, few of the ivory pieces have that amber patina of being handled.
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Beads of sweat dribble from the tip of his nose, through his silver-streaked beard, down his neck.
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But, wearing white gloves, a midnight-blue gown, and ropes of gold beads, she's a self-contained presence.
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As the light poured through three windows, beads of perspiration were beginning to form on his visitor's face.
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His look was a mix of vintage Cazal glasses, prayer beads, a dreadlocked mohawk and a leather attaché.
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The rosaries are crafted together using 10 beads and a metal cross that detects movement and stores data.
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There are also some beads in it (obviously not the plastic microbeads), and it leaves me glow-y.
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I purchased her from a farmer for six beads and a taco bowl from the Trump Tower Grill!
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Step 8: To keep the beads in place, tie a small knot at the ends of the braids.
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She buys accessories at the Toho Shoji craft store, in midtown, a place that stocks beads and trimmings.
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In the gallery, that red mask with its hanging beads and curved horns sits on a small pedestal.
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Meanwhile, Jack and his team found a truly dangerous threat: liquid mercury beads, spread out over the sand.
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Robbie's sparkling Chanel ensemble featured 4,750 sequins and beads and took 225 hours to make, according to Nylon.
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"Bombshell" actress Margot Robbie&aposs dress had pockets and it was covered in thousands of beads and sequins.
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L.A. County sheriff's deputies swarmed the area ... some carrying stun bag rifles, which deploy little bags with beads.
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They incorporate ancient materials like beads and laces, as well as modern materials, like neoprene, canvas, and polyester.
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Rosary beads handmade by parishioners of the Church of Annunciation have become newest sensation in the Lone Star State.
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Their locations along the ecliptic can change like beads on a hoop, whereas the stars appear to remain fixed.
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Krewes — groups that participate in Mardi Gras parades — throw beads and other prizes to parade-watchers, including many children.
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But don't expect to see Gifford sporting a fascinator, the traditional decorative headpiece covered with feathers, flowers or beads.
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And, as near as I could tell, there were no beads or feathers or facepaint anywhere in the house.
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And though I wasn't perfect, I couldn't wipe the smile (and the beads of sweat) off of my face.
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Fans said O'Riordan looked "at peace" in the open coffin, where she wore black and held pearl rosary beads.
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It beads together, looks like this in space, and climbs up plants' vascular systems, all thanks to hydrogen bonds.
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The beads roll in place, giving a similar frictionless feel but (I presume) also a pleasant little finger massage.
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The team observed no degradation, but the beads were lost over time, presumably via discharge from the reproductive tract.
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Plus, don't buy any dog toys that contain nutshells or polyester beads, since these materials are hazardous for pets.
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And whatever you do, don't choose an exfoliator containing beads or crystals as they could potentially tear skin. Ouch.
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Chemicals, soaps, sparkles, scrubbing beads and other personal care items go straight into the water supply, so avoid them.
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These beads have a large surface area relative to their volume, maximising the amount of polymer available for reaction.
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This trial involved whole olives, which Ms Johnson put in flasks filled with commercial storage brine and FPX66 beads.
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Because they are unable to be filtered and settle into ocean sediment, the beads have become an environmental hazard.
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Instead of dissolving, the beads sop up toxins like a piece of bread in sauce, but it's much dirtier.
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The beads make a bit of a mess, but can be easily vacuumed up when you're doing goofing around.
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Price: $125-$170 This classic bracelet is made of rose quartz beads and has a sterling silver leaf charm.
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Being waterproof, small and culturally designed with bright orange beads made it acceptable for them to wear, she added.
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Volcanic glass beads Previous findings of water on the moon didn't appear to come from indigenous sources, Milliken said.
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Given the sheer number of prostate massagers, kegel beads, and condoms these people took, Lelo just has one question.
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He began taking Mardi Gras beads and weaving them together into a costume he would wear to Halloween parties.
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Boser and a few others were staring up as a sticky mess of sugary beads fell into their faces.
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The top of her look was also embellished with white, gold, and yellow beads across its sleeves and neckline.
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As The Guardian notes, the European Food and Safety Agency found the beads posed no discernible threat to humans.
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"When they visit, my gender is naturally more fluid," he added, wearing earrings, beads and a red, traditional skirt.
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Zilberstein tweaked his technique, grinding up the beads and embedding them in small pieces of ethylene-vinyl-acetate film.
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And when you take her to the chief, decorate her with a garland of flowers, a string of beads.
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Just 16 years ago, Kendra Scott was stringing beads together out of the spare bedroom of her Texas home.
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Anal beads and butt plugs are sex toys that are inserted into a person's rectum to create sexual pleasure.
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These living beads act as mouths, drinking in nutrients, and make the calcium carbonate that forms their protective home.
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One group stretches east of Shilo, like beads on a chain: Shvut Rahel, Adei Ad, Ahiya, Kida, Esh Kodesh.
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The bee rattles and has two handles with beads on them for the baby to grasp and chew on.
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Beads of sweat ran down his father's forehead as he left the Forest Houses to identify his son's body.
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Lagacé is pictured on her own account wearing a necklace made from beads in the shape of marijuana leaves.
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It's so hard to make it stick to your face when beads of sweat just keep on rolling down.
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Her swords, tarot cards and candlesticks are on display, as are beads and religious ephemera—the remnants of faith.
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Afternoon activities vary: massage, Mauy Thai, homework, counseling, NA, AA. We count our prayer beads and practice nonviolent communication.
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Her long brown hair was twisted into dreadlocks, threaded with blue beads and piled on top of her head.
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The eggshell beads contain enough information to tell the story of their journey, if you know how to look.
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On the recommendation of several friends, I also bought a gravity blanket, which is weighted down with heavy beads.
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The best D.I.Y. option is to buy beads in ready-made clusters, then create your own design with those.
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Inside the cave, scientists have uncovered Homo sapiens' teeth, spear points, bone tools, engravings and beads made from seashells.
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This jewelry making kit includes tools, wiring, beads, and a carrying case, giving you your own little jewelry station.
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Lined with 11.93 beads that make up the 15 lb blanket, this blanket evenly distributes pressure throughout your body.
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Except for the adventurous (or adulterous) few, we carry out relationships in distinct succession, like beads on a string.
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We implant little metal beads in the bones and then film the fish from two different X-ray views.
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Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, a fashion house in Milan, even added sliding wooden beads on its multistrand rope belts.
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Aiman Ramdan, a camel trader, fingered his prayer beads as he watched the scenes of abuse with quiet disdain.
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Critic's Notebook It might seem that hand-threaded beads and blown glass wouldn't lend themselves to depicting rank ugliness.
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Made of dainty seed and glass beads, they show one woman hog-tied, another impaled on a barked branch.
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The challenge: creating a framework to balance both the large beads and a delicate spray of smaller-cut gems.
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She checks on a details team currently at work sewing beads on a straw hat of hula-hoop proportions.
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As the float approaches you, the best thing to do is put your hands up and scream for beads.
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A single lemon takes up to two months to complete and is covered in some 10,000 beads and stones.
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The toys were filled with an aluminum powder and plastic beads that clung to the inside of a screen.
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Handmade wares like beads will also be featured; there will be music and, from 4 to 233:210 p.m.
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Now, the glossy white beads are taking on a fresh form — and designed to be sprinkled throughout your hair.
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Denise Quiñones' white halter gown with different colored beads throughout matches the mesmerizing crystals on the Miss Universe crown.
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In several works, she has effectively printed onto the glass surface by fusing flat sheets of beads into it.
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In "Buddha (Wind)," a 20-inch black glass bust is embellished with a white, granular face of embedded beads.
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Instead, they're swilling booze from go-cups, yelling "Yolo!" throwing beads from balconies, and asking to see my tits.
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While the source could be an African coaster made of beads, Webster transforms it into a mesmerizing visual presence.
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These forms are actually shoes covered in beads so meticulously they completely devour any semblance of the shoe's form.
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"It's got four million beads," Ms. Close said of a dress fully in line with traditional maximalist Hollywood dressing.
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Unlike traditional quilts with regular patterns, Mother Scott's are free-form, often employing materials from her life — including beads.
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The fossil deposit also teems with tektites, tiny glass beads that are the telltale fallout of planetary-scale impacts.
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In the video, Watkins demonstrates how devil's club can be processed into salves, oils, and even beads for jewelry.
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Before we finished our conversation, I asked Gibson again about the text written in beads on the front garment.
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He said that some of her jewelry may end up dismantled, and the beads rearranged to suit new owners' tastes.
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" The bracelet, designed in conjunction with Eta Nu and Caitlin's family, features emerald green beads with the words "Caitlin Gives.
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Walking around with a bunch of beads and hearing that noise all the time soothes me in a strange way.
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Twelve crystal sensors on the cylinder's outer wall could detect how much force was exerted by the outward-pushing beads.
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She also adds special ingredients like glitter, nail art, foam beads, or sequins to make her foam interesting and unique.
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Meanwhile, using a trove of beads donated to her by the Perler company, Arianna is working to fulfill a backlog.
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Model and presenter Olivia Culpo will wear the Marchesa-designed dress, featuring glass beads made from Stella chalices during E!
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The company said cenospheres, which are light, hollow beads that are byproducts of coal combustion, are moving into the river.
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Then I get settled on the couch and crack into the book I'm currently reading, The Girl Who Smiled Beads.
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We're especially loving all of the fun statement earrings – bright and bold, tassels and beads, pom poms and even feathers.
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"I know when I want to have my young," chants the latter in colored beads beside a pregnant harmonica player.
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Beads for colors, metal for form, and everything in between, from erasers to synthetic hair, make it into my work.
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Lisa Ellis, a conservator at the Art Gallery of Ontario, spearheaded the original micro-CT scanning of the miniature beads.
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If embroidery is the DNA of haute couture, then the beads, feathers, silk, and other precious matter are the molecules.
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Sadly, it wass not comprised of actual sprinkles (which would melt into a real mess), but brightly colored plastic beads.
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It took nearly 16 hours to create this style, decked out with a total of 560 beads on the ends.
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The line includes things like bondage sets, vibrating cock rings, rabbit vibrators, vibrating butt plugs, clit stims, and anal beads.
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If you put a drop of water on it, it beads up, but if you put cooking oil, it'll spread.
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As the drum vibrated, a camera attached to a microscope recorded the changing positions of the beads at various frequencies.
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I think it was yellow with beads around the neck like a shift dress [with] two slits at the bottom.
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Fit for a princess, it features a partially exposed tulle skirt, a corset-cut silk bodice and embroidered gold beads.
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There were heavy accents of Kate Moss, and subtle hints of Meryl Streep's accessorizing habits (more beads and bangles, please).
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Willa – whom the couple adopted from Uganda in May – also has African animals and beads featured in her room's artwork.
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Ahead is everything you need to know before using anal beads, and the different kinds you may want to ty.
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What she created — long, dangling earrings using a mix of semiprecious stones and found beads — quickly caught on among friends.
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"This product doesn't exist anywhere else—there are no butt plugs with rotating beads," said Sam*, the company's design manager.
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In normal fish, the tiny beads, and thus the CSF, flowed smoothly through the spinal column in an orderly flow.
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After several weeks, the mice regained normal fertility as the beads were naturally discharged, suggesting the method offers reversible contraception.
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The flag, which was being waved by artist Paul Coombs, was actually decorated with dildos, butt plugs, and anal beads.
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The beads are essentially the same thing as Orbeez and are available in bottles containing around 10,000 shot for $9.
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The process was so labor intensive that people likely made beads or ceremonial items rather than any kind of tools.
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An April 49 audit of the coin inventory showed that four of the bags had been filled mostly with beads.
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Having the time and inclination to revisit the issue, Meyer decided to look at the old beads with fresh eyes.
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There's also no potential for reusability, either: do you have the technology to make synthetic carbonation beads in your home?
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Now, though, trainers can use TATP as beads encased in a polymer that prevents detonation but also releases the odour.
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Since then, Lou's work has continued to involve beads, though it has evolved considerably in both method and subject matter.
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There were green soldiers and there were glass beads and there were bears and there was at least one crocodile.
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Harris, the attorney general of California, had arrived in a black pantsuit and stilettos with black beads at her throat.
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"I want to add beads to the marquee to give it dimension," Ms. Jacob, an office manager in Manhattan, said.
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"I had some drag queens come over and put some beads on it, some sparkle...you know how they roll."
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The site boasts discounts of "up to 75% off" on jewelry such as charm bracelets, charms, beads and earrings. Pandorapick.
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When I left, he gave me a set of olive-wood worry beads from the flea market as a present.
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Attendees could vote for their favorite pairing by leaving red, white and blue Mardi Gras beads at the team's table.
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Weighted blankets are just what they sound like — regular blankets filled with some sort of weight, typically small glass beads.
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I bet you also see one of those toys with the beads that you can slide across a loopy wire.
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Like its predecessors, it too has Gravity's gridded stitching to keep the internal glass beads from dispersing unevenly during sleep.
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They have their prayer beads and pray with those when they don't need to use both hands for their work.
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Costume designers then added a netting, dye, sequins, beads, and other customizations, resulting in a total of 12 different materials.
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Neither is the fact that she's wearing all black, and beads of sweat are starting to form around her hairline.
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Think: a chain hanging around your neck with a cluster of wooden beads on the end and some plastic sunglasses.
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As the sweat beads roll down my forehead, I'm in command of my body and a psychological weight is lifted.
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Between the Adaptive Foam layer and base layer, there's a transition layer filled with gel beads that add more support.
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I could almost hear the little clicks of his green counting beads as he rotated them between thumb and forefinger.
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The pink and white beads in Schnaika's braids bob up and down on her forehead as she does her exercises.
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"The girls will get claustrophobic," said Mr. Simmons, who wore a Yankees cap and prayer beads with an Om pendant.
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"Every time I see gypsies in the movies they are people in beads, flowing robes and shifty eyes," Sapp says.
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They murmured to each other lazily while they plucked up and matched the beads with the tips of their needles.
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The Memory Wire Beading Kit, which costs $22, includes enough beads and materials to make two necklaces and two bracelets.
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Little beads of sweat collected on foreheads as children gingerly pulled off their skates, and the snowflake décor felt confused.
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She has decorated its rough, almost primitive contours with bright strings of beads, metallic rosettes and a pompom-adorned crown.
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Police say Nevada Lashy Adams is 4 foot 3, weighs 50 pounds, and has braided black hair with colored beads.
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I'm on a call with my boss as I'm working with my preschooler to thread beads onto Frozen friendship necklaces.
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She finds a psychoanalyst in the phone book, one that dispenses medications as if they were beads on Fat Tuesday.
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They think they can make the bead actually become a quantum superposition of two different beads, in two different locations.
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Launched Tuesday, the wearable smart device links to an app designed to teach users how to pray with Rosary beads.
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And now I'm starting to panic, and I can feel beads of sweat forming behind my knees and my forehead.
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And then there is a 17.8-inch-wide embroidered Victorian linen tapestry cushion accented with glass beads, listed for £590.
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A white plastic Christmas tree strewn with multicolored Mardi Gras beads, left up after the holidays, added a festive touch.
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Her thick gray hair is twisted around a headband of ocher stone beads, and her wrists are stacked with bracelets.
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Characterized by naturalistic and geometric motifs, her otherworldly pieces include bags made from bubblelike glass beads and sheer pastel dresses.
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The round was high and struck the back wall, splattering plaster, dust and tiny beads of glass into the air.
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As you move across the width of the canvas the beads highlight the subtle yet perceptive ripples of her brushstrokes.
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Each piece is made by Ugandan women from natural materials like brass, stone, shell, horn, hand-rolled beads, and raffia.
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The idea can be seen in nature: When water hits a hairy lotus leaf, it beads up and rolls off.
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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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Bill Cassidy, R-Louisiana, who was wearing Mardi Gras beads in honor of the celebration underway in his home state.
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First came a strand of opal beads (then another) from her close friend, the Los Angeles-based jeweler Irene Neuwirth.
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So various "platforms" are being tried, such as folding them into larger shapes or chemically gluing them onto microscopic beads.
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The beads over his face, with their interplay of light and shadow, are meant to give him a divine aspect.
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Some of them didn't realize the works were made with beads until they were able to get a closer look.
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She makes it herself: earrings with copper beads and feathers, connected by bronze chains between the holes in her lobes.
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VICE: What kinds of stories about black identity and history are you trying to tell with the beads and installations?
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