And then made beautiful satin bows to hang with them.
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After she emerges, naked and unscathed, everyone bows to her.
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Sheeran manfully accepts his humiliation and bows to the greater talent.
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The environment comes first, and the compound bows to the land.
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Again, diffidence, as man bows to the howling mystery of the winds.
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Use twine, ribbon or raffia to make decorative bows to cover the hooks.
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But the Hollywood mandate for recycling familiar intellectual property bows to no logic.
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There was the pink and white nursery to finish, dresses and bows to buy.
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"He isn't the kind of person that bows to consensus," said the ABA's Abernathy.
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But this year's Super Bowl, like the Trump administration, bows to the Acela corridor.
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"Egypt bows to no one but God," said Mr Sisi, in response to the outcry.
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Swift may fear that relations with the bloc may deteriorate if it bows to Washington.
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Whether he bows to the pressure or prepares for a battle remains to be seen.
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It's still an amicable split, and Daario even bows to her after it's finalized, which, #breakupgoals.
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They then left the group in ones and twos to make farewell bows to the audience.
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Furthermore, he has threatened to render the impeachment power meaningless if Congress bows to his obstruction.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAriana Grande Returns To ManchesterBrandy: Unconscious & HospitalizedAl Gore Blasts Donald TrumpRihanna Bows To The King
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Russia's president bows to pressure, fishermen tussle over scallops and James Bond's favorite carmaker considers going public.
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If 5-Star bows to the League's demands it risks losing more support among its core voters.
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Though he's anguished over leaving his family and home, he bows to fate and goes off with her.
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Rihanna bows to LeBron then hits a dab and small waves a Warriors fan telling her to sit down.
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At the end of the show, the twins stepped into the ring and took quick bows to warm applause.
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Telecom experts know, however, that one does not engage in substantive debate with Wheeler — one bows to his benevolent despotism.
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You can also wash and iron all their ties and bows to keep them looking fresh for a long time.
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It's a persistent world which bows to the laws of physics, in which thousands of players can play at the same time.
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The tiara design features forget-me-nots tied with ribbon bows, to signify true love, and which are pierced by cupid's arrows.
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The new mom filled a pink fabric bin with everything from cute hair bows to Beanie Babies to classic kids' board books.
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But if you want even less of a lift, here are some pre-tied bows to get the look in a twist.
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In this respect, Remec's work bows to the culture of narcissism, inviting viewers to take multiple selfies and exponentially replicate them online.
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The people on North Sentinel eat fish and turtles, wear bark belts around their waists and carry long bows to fire arrows.
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As half of Glendale bows to Sam and the other half stands with Josh, yet another war seems promised for a prospective season 2.
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It takes more than a meat dress and a few hair bows to curate a fanbase as rabid yet unwaveringly loyal as Little Monsters.
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It's a cooperative game about taking down waves of enemies with a variety of motion-controlled weapons, from guns to bows to energy katanas.
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Lisa ends up in the cage in the first place because she bows to social pressure (to impress her ex, to placate her sister).
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Nevertheless, even as the physical newspaper is diminished in numbers, it bows to no product in the modernity and total awesomeness of its production.
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The bows make it all the more festive, Kingaard-Hughes said, adding that the company just shipped several of its "Lexus-style" bows to Kenya.
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These in the aggregate make it impossible for HC2 Holdings to acquire The Andersons unless the board bows to shareholder pressure and approves the bid.
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We've had a president who dislikes our friends and bows to our enemies, something that we've never seen before in the history of our country.
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Varying from glittery bows to classic pearls, sets can be fastened to shoes' vamps, collars (sides) or counters (backs), and retail for $8 to $20.
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His withdrawal bows to political reality in a moment when Mr. Trump has faced mounting criticism for tapping loyalists to join the historically independent Fed.
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If you're interested in me, I thank you for that, I bow to that part of you that bows to me, let's get it on.
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"The local police have claimed we used bows to shoot arrows at helicopters," laughed Goldtooth, a Dakota tribal member who produces skits about Native American stereotypes.
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The main question that surrounds Carson at this point is how long he will endure before his campaign bows to the inevitable and peters out entirely.
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In his view, English identity is being eroded as immigration rises, Scotland asserts itself and the government bows to diktats from the European Union in Brussels.
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"The shame is that in many respects the new deal is worse than NAFTA, especially its bows to politically managed trade," the Journal editorialized last week.
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She also puts pinks bows on the cars during Breast Cancer Awareness Month and gold bows to celebrate the Vegas Golden Knights, the city's hockey team.
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But, if either of them -- or another candidate -- bows to Freedom Caucus demands, Jordan, and thus the Freedom Caucus, could then throw their support behind that person.
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"The goal is to send a shot across the bows to get it over with unauthorized rentals that spoil some Parisian neighborhoods," Hidalgo said in the interview.
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But even as The Vietnam War reluctantly bows to this reality, its insistence on giving everyone equal weight makes it lacking as a work of historical nonfiction.
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At the time, Valentin's altarpiece was contrasted unfavorably with one by Poussin, another Frenchman in Rome, whose cleaner finishes and bows to antiquity had come into fashion.
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" If the sculpture is changed, Wu wrote, "it will lead young men and women everywhere to believe that LSE bows to the pressure and bullying of Beijing.
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Robert Mugabe will be impeached Tuesday – unless he bows to pressure and quits before then – after delivering a rambling TV address Sunday in which he refused to resign.
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Salvini's strategy appears to be to dictate the policy agenda, knowing that if 5-Star bows to his demands it risks losing more support among its core voters.
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"Everyone in those areas bows to Dostum and he is the one to hire and fire government employees," said Asadullah Jamali, a prominent tribal elder in the province.
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Here is a modest proposal, which also bows to political reality: Give Trump most or all of his defense buildup but in a way that makes it temporary.
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It's a place where everyone bows to the Master, and everyone is hungry — where porn star and physicist, famous actor and failed talent sit and eat beside each other.
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Mark Siddall, a curator and professor at New York's American Museum of Natural History known far and wide as "the leech guy," bows to no one in his admiration.
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You discern that the performers are applying bows to aircraft cables that crisscross the space, supported by hemispheres of Styrofoam that function like the bridge on a stringed instrument.
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Ditto for Nebraskans, who shouldn't have to endure Sasse's high-flown pedantry about the appropriate reach of the 1976 National Emergencies Act before he cravenly bows to political expediency.
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Stillman, in his screenplay, bows to those origins, with a steady flow of letters being brought by servants, wax seals being broken, and scraps of printed text appearing onscreen.
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As for the unmistakable Disney touch, the shoes will have an array of Minnie Mouse-inspired elements, from exaggerated bows to gloved hand vignettes and a heavy dose of crystal embellishments.
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At low speeds, these craft work much as icebreaking ships do, by forcing sections of pack-ice in front of their bows to rise up and detach themselves from the main sheet.
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The encryption will be require that users opt-in to use the security measure, which bows to the the FBI's wishes, and flies in the face of what experts consider best practices.
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But they hope if more than 20 lawmakers vote against a newly-installed government it might be a sizeable warning shot across the bows to influence Johnson to take a harder line.
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From 2001 to today, the business has grown; now the company sells bows to dealerships, realtors, health awareness walks, and even TV shows like The Price Is Right and The Ellen Show.
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Mr. Corsano worked like a hummingbird, swift and light and quickly changing his focus between areas of the drum kit, even the rims and the sides, using sticks and bows to extract sound.
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Indeed, if India bows to Washington's pressure to cut ties with Russia, it is not impossible to envision Pakistan becoming a most attractive alternative for Kremlin largesse and closer ties than ever before.
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Groysman's appointment is not a shoe-in, even assuming that Yatseniuk finally bows to calls to resign, and it is likely to come only after days or weeks of fractious talks between parties.
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"Parkinson's recognizes no titles, respects no achievements nor bows to any amount of talent, courage or character," Lonnie said, appearing before Congress in 2002 alongside her husband and Fox to encourage funding Parkinson's research.
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As Harvard bows to pressure from the CIA to silence and stigmatize Chelsea Manning, one wonders: Where are those conservative "free speech" warriors who, like the president, have ardently defended white supremacists and Nazis?
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But some Hong Kongers worry that Hong Kong's government, which often bows to the Communist Party's demands, might use the bill to turn over dissidents and other political troublemakers at the central government's request.
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If DoJ bows to the major publishers' demands, costs will increase for any business that uses music – from restaurants to retail stores to radio and television stations to music venues like bars and wineries.
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But Fellowes convinced Leech that Branson's ties to the aristocracy would have made him a "pariah," so back he came, and in the movie, when King George V visits Downton, Branson bows to him.
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On Friday, Kardashian posted a picture to Instagram featuring cousins Stormi, Chicago, Saint, and Dream dressed in light pink florals and bows to match the icing on an assortment of large cupcakes laid before them.
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PORT MORESBY (Reuters) - The United States will not back down from its trade dispute with China, and might even double its tariffs, unless Beijing bows to U.S. demands, Vice President Mike Pence said on Saturday.
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Take "High School," about how men get stuck in an old idea about themselves — "Why would he wanna change when/Every memory still bows to him" — while women see that the emperor has no clothes.
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If McConnell bows to Collins and brings this bill to the floor, it is likely to pass with the votes of Democrats and the six Republicans who have already flip-flopped on the ObamaCare issue.
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Obama smiles as outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder (left) bows to Franklin as she arrives in a surprise appearance to sing at an event celebrating Holder at the Department of Justice in Washington, DC, on Feb.
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Finding the right balance is not easy: Some of the most severe critics of "The Mikado" find it too inherently offensive to be performed, while some ardent fans view any changes as bows to excessive political correctness.
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Baker bows to judge, submits vape ban as emergency regulation (Boston Globe) TennCare weighing 1,700 public comments on controversial Medicaid block grant proposal (Tennessean) Several states wary of $48 billion opioid settlement proposal (Reuters) View the discussion thread.
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The Miz admits the crib is one of his favorite parts of the room because he "put it together" — something he jokes only actually took a very short amount of time, involving tying bows to the vertical bars.
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My younger self would have tipped the scale and piped hillocks of cream over the top; my current self appreciates the impulse, prefers a dusting of powdered sugar and bows to the wisdom of less being immeasurably more.
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There is a very real fear that, when Sessions inevitably bows to his president's commands and jumps down from his administrative perch like a good lapdog, he will be replaced by someone even less trustworthy and even more obsequious.
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So she took sheer lace dresses and layered them over argyle vests and knee socks; added distressed leather bows to the shoulders of lumberjack shirts; mixed up tablecloth prints and '70s plaids; spackled Crombie-style coats with dangling diadems.
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But Mr. Mueller's following of the rules allows President Trump, who bows to no rules other than those dictated by his self-interest, to claim exoneration, and now, in refusing all congressional requests, to nakedly proclaim his imperial presidency.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss Attorney General Michael Lauber will no longer participate in meetings about his department's probe into corruption in world soccer, his office said on Wednesday, as he bows to a court order to recuse himself from the case.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said in a blunt speech on Saturday that United States will not back down from its trade dispute with China unless Beijing bows to U.S. demands, dampening Friday's trade optimism that was fueled by President Donald Trump's comments.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said in a blunt speech on Saturday the United States will not back down from its trade dispute with China unless Beijing bows to U.S. demands, dampening Friday's trade optimism that was fueled by comments from President Donald Trump.
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Considering party season is officially upon us, we couldn't think of a better time to resurrect our favorite beauty trend of nearly a decade ago, so we rounded up the chicest hair wraps, ribbons, and bows to turn an otherwise boring hairstyle into something special.
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But if he does, those votes will strain commitments he had made in writing and in his Senate confirmation hearings to a restrained judicial role that bows to states' rights and legislators' views, on the one hand, and Supreme Court precedent, on the other.
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Facebook said on Wednesday that it would ban white nationalist content from its platforms, a significant policy change that bows to longstanding demands from civil rights groups who said the tech giant was failing to confront the powerful reach of white extremism on social media.
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With a squad on training wheels, and in a nosily contentious market like New York, it can't hurt to have a coach who commands a spotlight — in part because today's players grow up in a culture that increasingly bows to the cult of reality television.
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President Donald Trump bows to the Saudi King Salman as he's presented with The Collar of Abdulaziz Al Saud Medal at the Royal Court Palace on May 20, 2017 in Riyadh (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)On Saturday, President Trump signed an enormous $110 billion weapons deal with Saudi Arabia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg plans to testify before U.S. Congress, a source briefed on the matter said on Tuesday, as he bows to pressure from lawmakers insisting he explain how 50 million users' data ended up in the hands of a political consultancy.
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"If North Korea bows to the pressure imposed by the Trump administration and demonstrates the general willingness to meet all the demands by the Trump administration, then there is no reason why the Trump administration wouldn't revive the summit meeting as scheduled ... (or) in the near future, I believe," Bong added.
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It was an incongruous sight, but then so too was its backdrop: a vision of the world where Teddy Roosevelt rules the United States as a Taoist theocracy, where Queen Victoria bows to the Spanish empire, and where Japan — isolationist for years in the real world — relies almost entirely on foreign trade.
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But party affiliation often bows to parochial concerns here: Mr. Felder's constituents, many of whom send their children to yeshivas, want the state to provide tuition assistance for religious schools, among other faith-driven issues, and Senate Republicans have been far more receptive to taking measures that would benefit religious education than the Democrats.
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All visitors must announce themselves at the gatehouse, where a staffer wearing performance fleece is likely to dispense a Northern Californian bundle of mixed messages: Namaste, the light within me bows to the light within you, let me confirm that we've received your credit-card deposit and then I'll point you to your cabin and/or Tesla Supercharger.
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Elsewhere, two of contemporary cinema's foremost auteurs make appearances on the specialty market, as the Danny Boyle-directed Trainspotting sequel bows to a solid $180,000 from five locations for a per-screen average of $13,000, while Terrence Malick's latest film, Song to Song, pulls in $53,945 from four theaters — his worst limited opening since The New World hit three sites with $30,864 back in 2005.
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And it's especially risky given the two men involved: Trump, a notoriously thin-skinned leader with a short temper who is known to have stormed out of contentious negotiations before when they weren't going his way; meanwhile, Kim is a spoiled dictator whose entire country bows to his every whim on penalty of imprisonment or death and who is known to have assassinated several members of his family just to shore up his own power.
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