Although this is the company's second year of this initiative, it's the first time they've replace the iconic Brawny Man with a Brawny Woman.
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For the month of March, Brawny brand paper towels have removed their iconic Brawny Man logo and replaced him with a woman as part of their #StrengthHasNoGender campaign.
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Read More: 9 things you're making dirtier by cleaning them The Brawny towel absorbed the water quickly After 60 seconds, the Brawny towel was soaked mostly in its center.
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The Brawny paper towel held more than 1.5 pounds before breaking We slowly stacked weight onto the wet Brawny paper towel and found it held up to 25 ounces (1.56 pounds) when damp.
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The result is as visually impressive as it is brawny.
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I decided the Brawny Man could easily smell like "Flannel."
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There is also a brawny military component to both stories.
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Brawny German immigrants used to grind flour here between massive millstones.
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She and one of the brawny blonde boys lock eyes knowingly.
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There's the brawny action figure whose muscles protect their vulnerable heart.
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It's a brawny warrior clad in gleaming armor of black iron.
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Brawny, Georgia-Pacific's scrappy paper towel brand, is launching a series of digital short films starring accomplished women who tell their personal stories and then strike the Brawny Man pose in iconic red-plaid lumberjack shirts.
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The Brawny paper towel guy would know better than to do that.
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It's big, it's brawny, but it doesn't pollute or hurt the environment.
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"Está Cabrón Ser Yo," with Anuel AA, is moody, brawny Latin trap.
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Sure, it's no Toyota UUV extreme minivan, but it's still pretty brawny.
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And it still has plenty of tender chunks of juicy, brawny beef.
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The water tankers embody the market's brawny, uncouth response to Bangalore's public failure.
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Step forward the brawny figure of Phichitchai from Saenchai's gym of ring assassins.
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At the very least, he will be supporting other brawny dudes in distress.
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Like many porters, he is about five feet tall with exceedingly brawny limbs.
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Brawny and barrel-chested, it perches eyeing the late winterseed head of switchgrass.
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His mentor's influence shines through Bala Baya's brawny spins on Mediterranean street food.
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Those flavors originated from the same brawny terrain that had delivered us here.
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DETROIT — There are shiny new sport utility vehicles, brawny pickups and sleek sedans.
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And while it's great that they have a diverse array of women pictured on the other promotional campaign images, it would have been nice to see a non-white Brawny woman on the packaging itself (hint for next year, Brawny).
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It also owns the paper napkin's most formidable foe: the paper towel maker Brawny.
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There's something to be said for the brawny bombast of these huge American SUVs.
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In simple terms, it performs like the big and brawny shooter that it is.
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For Women's History Month, the iconic Brawny man is being replaced by a woman.
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Donkey Kong (and Funky) is a brawny dude: he moves with purpose and momentum.
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Their chances seemed grim before this division series with the brawny Boston Red Sox.
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J. is a brawny, voluble 34-year-old with a reddish, close-cropped beard.
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Fischer, who is forty-three and brawny, has been in business for three years.
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After 60 seconds, the Bounty paper towel was the least saturated Similar to the Brawny paper towel, the Bounty paper towel was mainly soaked in the middle, though the water didn't spread as much as it did on the Brawny paper towel.
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You can also save big on sets of Brawny paper towels for nearly 30% off.
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By contrast, in the wake of "Logan's" brawny opening Shawn Robbins, chief analyst of Boxoffice.
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Some of the newly announced brands of button include: Brawny, Charmin, Quaker, Doritos and Energizer.
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Next came the tiny Maltese and the brawny German shepherd (up to about 90 pounds).
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What it needs is Slim Jxmmi, whose brawny "Brxnks Truck" is full of manic energy.
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The brawny Jonno Davies stars as Alex deLarge, a name this production takes pretty literally.
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This beefy, brawny phone can handle your most demanding tasks with all the latest specs.
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" The president-elect's brawny decision to go after Dar: "How do we shut him down?
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Momoa plays Declan Harp, a brawny half-Irish, half-native trapper operating along the Canadian frontier.
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A brawny Erik, this time played by Joel Kinnaman, steals an infant Hanna from a nursery.
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Your package of Brawny paper towels is going to look a little bit different this month.
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He's boundlessly strong, almost entirely invulnerable, and brawny AF: So why is he being passed over?
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Canon released the long-awaited 6D Mark II. And Nikon's brawny D850 also hit the market.
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The internet's decided that a nice, brawny mustache would do much better for good old Superman.
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Brawny, brimming with confidence and not a sufferer of fools, he was already fixed on smallpox.
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All that was needed was a brawny superman (sometimes Superman) to give them the heave-ho.
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Not surprisingly, those qualities bristled throughout the brawny, intense account he led of Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony.
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There are brawny, youthful elements to his singing, which at its best had ping and ardor.
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Mason, who is six-four and brawny, is also a comedian, who performs as Big Kev.
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Favino, with his brawny, bullish physicality and his thick-cut porterhouse face, is a soulful brute.
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And starting this month, the iconic Brawny Man will be replaced with an image of a woman.
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Mr. Martin managed to make both arguments, leading a band whose fallback mode was brawny studio precision.
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CARAMANICA The brittle, brawny, perpetual-motion math-rock of Battles returns with a connected pair of songs.
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Inside, it's brawny, with a quad-core Intel i7 chip, 8 GB RAM, and a 256 GB SSD.
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Perhaps this is what disgusted the English Masters, that a man should be essentially small rather than brawny.
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What He Wants: Compared to his brawny, socially adept brother, Arthur is a bit of a sad puppy.
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Darrow, a brawny 21957-something who wore wire-framed spectacles, seemed a nice guy, direct but also personable.
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John Proctor is typically played as a virtuous brute, a brawny man's man of 17th century New England.
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Graying and brawny, garrulous and darkly funny in the way of soldiers, Oleg A. carried an AK-47.
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Eight days later, the brawny former air force commander was sworn in as president, promising continuity and order.
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The brawny pieces are steaming and tender inside, served with a cool crema and a seedy salsa macha.
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And in this hearty, warming stew, they melt into a soft-textured sauce for brawny cubes of beef.
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He, along with Brad Paisley and Keith Urban, stood apart from the brawny patriotism of country at the time.
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Since women bodyguards go against the stereotypical look — brawny, tall men — they actually have an advantage in the field.
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They'd spend days in school, before discovering the brawny, cocksure and politically brazen sound they'd later come to trial.
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Then you want to see before and after photos showing dramatic weight loss—not scrawny to brawny success stories.
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As I walked, I glanced sideways at his tan, brawny body and floppy brown hair, just to confirm. Yes.
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The baritone Zeljko Lucic, the Iago when this production was introduced, was again excellent, singing with dark, brawny sound.
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It's a particularly harmonious pair, with the rich, brawny meat adding succulence and flavor to the lean, grassy beans.
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Under Charles, the company expanded from oil refineries into lumber, coal, chemicals, Brawny paper towels, Dixie cups, and more.
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Brawny, cocky, and thrilling, he's in every way opposite to Lucy's affable, supportive, and devout husband Drew (Dan Stevens).
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But it's the brawny characters and their beefy dialect that really keep us coming back to this superior series.
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Once the commander of a brawny Hindu youth brigade, Mr. Adityanath is also one of India's most divisive politicians.
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We tested paper towels from Brawny, Marcal, Sparkle, and Bounty to see which was the strongest and most absorbent.
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The brawny guy next door, who's mowing the lawn and sweating, which is getting Gypsy hot and bothered as well.
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That's partly because all 48 Omni employees, including the brawny ones hauling your stuff, actually have stock in the startup.
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Writer-director David Ayer is a skilled constructor of brawny, masculine dude-bro films including End of Watch and Fury.
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The United States is seeing an explosion of women in powerlifting, a sport once reserved for brawny, testosterone-fueled men.
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The controls are brawny and well-weighted, the interior is basic and the truck soaks up potholes and big undulations.
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He is five feet ten but has a brawny air of command, creating the illusion that he is much taller.
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Spider-Man's fight scenes and aerial acrobatics had a spry kineticism that contrasted with the brawny physicality of Kirby's compositions.
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A Good Appetite Fresh and crisp, they're a lean counterpart to rich, brawny pork in this garlicky, gingery, spicy dish.
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And Gabriel as well, going from a buttoned-up coward to a fighter and brawny wearer of tucked-in undershirts.
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Their color is often closer to deep peach or amber, and they tend to have a highly tannic, brawny taste.
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This charismatic tenor, with his brawny voice and feral intensity, has become perhaps the most dependably exciting singer in opera.
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Standen's Rollo has the brawny, in-your-face heft of a proper Viking, but Fimmel has an elusiveness and a slyness.
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Their conversation is interrupted, but I get the feeling our brawny Scot isn't going to be too keen on the idea.
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The guy is big and white and brawny — exactly the kind of Texas good ol' boy you'd see in a movie.
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This breakfast pizza — topped with sharp pecorino, brawny bits of bacon and runny-yolk eggs — is nothing like that leftover takeout.
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And all of it can be displayed by the kind of brawny gaming computer that can be purchased at Best Buy.
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But once the cooking is done, the payoff is big: The rich and brawny succulence is matched by few other meats.
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The gleeful comedians Desus Nice and the Kid Mero aren't scared of roasting celebrity targets — except, perhaps, the brawny Terry Crews.
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Tall, brawny, and clothed in bright colors, Hawk doesn't blend in with the crowd, which gives him a unique vantage point.
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Gamers, in particular, will appreciate its inclusion of the brawny Ivy Bridge Intel Core i5 processor with Intel HD Graphics 4000.
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A brawny 6-foot-3, he was a charismatic playboy who wore bespoke suits and a Rolex watch and drove a Jaguar.
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It's the company's newest flagship full-frame mirrorless camera, and it's already made waves for its brawny specs and head-turning speed.
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Hailing from New Zealand, this brawny contemporary dance troupe combines Samoan and Maori movement with South Pacific storytelling traditions and vivid theatricality.
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When I came in, I saw that Mr. Jones had once been fit and brawny, although now he was worn and thin.
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The most sensational moments of the trial came on August 7th-11th, when "Nalo", a brawny shaven-headed gangster, took the stand.
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Besides, pork and fruit are classic together, and brawny chops are as delightful with cherries as they are with more typical apples.
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Some of the top mascots included the Brawny Man, Erin from Esurance, and Old Spice's The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.
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Among those waiting to see him was Scott Williams, a knife-maker with brawny forearms and the accent of a Hollywood pirate.
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A Good Appetite Flavor the brawny, beefy cut with tangy Worcestershire sauce, garlic and herbs, and top it with charred ripe tomatoes.
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They will practically cook themselves, their skins blistering and browning, while their juices leak out around them, adding to their brawny appeal.
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Like some Soviet Realist painter, Mr. Trump seems to have an image stuck in his head of brawny men building a nation.
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But beneath the brawny surface was a Dungeons & Dragons enthusiast who idolized Sidney Lumet and wanted to dedicate himself to the arts.
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So imagine the delight when TAG Heuer updated the coveted 1962 racing chronograph, featuring a reverse panda dial and brawny black bezel.
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The year of the electric truck The world of brawny haul-ems with whisper-quiet, earth-friendly engines is about to explode.
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We tested paper towels from: Brawny Marcal Sparkle Bounty To keep things consistent, we only used two-ply, select-a-size towels.
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It would be odd to think of Mr Gambrel, a skilled and brawny employee of Cummins, an engine-maker, as ignored or "forgotten".
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" But it's easy to see why these business, education and sports standouts fit the brawny bill and embody the brand's tagline, "Stay giant.
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All of these elicit sympathy and attention from the Bachelorettes, who usually seem concerned but also flattered by these displays of brawny masochism.
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If you don't want your compact sport utility vehicle to look like a grocery getter, the Jeep Renegade presents a more brawny option.
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Each season, whether through cruel behind-the-scenes interviews or through aggressive behavior, the villain in brawny man's clothing inevitably makes himself apparent.
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The only true game animal is the boar, but Ms. Mar coaxes a brawny flavor, not fully tamed, from the combination of meats.
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It is followed by three brawny celebrities mingling with sharks: Bear Grylls (at 8), Shaquille O'Neal (at 9) and Ronda Rousey (at 10).
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Melissa Clark recommends flavoring the brawny, beefy cut with tangy Worcestershire sauce, garlic and herbs, and topping it off with charred ripe tomatoes.
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But the flavor is rich and brawny, with a pleasingly chewy texture and a springiness to the fat when you don't overcook it.
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Trained in Paris, enamored of rural Brazil, Tarsila moved quickly from folksy, idealized depictions of the New World to a brawny, confident biomorphism.
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In part it's cultural: Building a house out of brawny concrete has come to be viewed by many as a matter of prestige.
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Under the banner #StrengthHasNoGender, Brawny executives and their ad agency aim to go beyond advertising an everyday consumer product to kickstarting a meaningful conversation.
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Or that your astrological sign was represented not by a crab or a lion or a ram, but by the Brawny paper towel man?
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Her rationale for why she's brawny is that she went bungee jumping in Bali and posed with three drugged and sedated tigers in Thailand?
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Earlier this year, for instance, Brawny released a competing product, called Tear-A-Square, that brings younger consumers paper towels divided into tearable grids.
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The first was for Brawny paper towels, tagged #StrengthHasNoGender; the other was for Goldman Sachs ("See how Goldman is committed to helping women succeed").
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Brawny is a holding of the Koch Brothers, who have spent millions of dollars funding anti-abortion initiatives; Goldman Sachs is, well, Goldman Sachs.
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Since the Blue Oval already offers a high-revving, demonic Shelby GT350 for track work, we were expecting to see a brawny straight-line cruiser.
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Her younger sister, Serena, who is ranked number one in tennis, is currently part of a month-long Brawny ad campaign #StrengthHasNoGender, highlighting pioneering women.
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Protesters in Uttar Pradesh burned an effigy of Salman Khan, a brawny Bollywood superstar, for saying that "Pakistani artists are just artists and not terrorists".
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The home side's confidence was embodied by Patrick Reed, the brawny fist-pumping Texan who beat Rory McIlroy, Europe's strongest player, in Sunday's opening game.
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In this week's Reboot segment, we dig into Michael Mann's The Last of the Mohicans, which features a brawny Daniel Day-Lewis being hyper-intense.
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Along the way he meets an odd assortment of allies including Monkey (Theron), a sword-wielding simian, and Beetle (McConaughey), a big, brawny man-bug.
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And while Deepwater Horizon doesn't have many compelling characters (or much wit or dexterity), it does tell its brawny story in an undeniably effective fashion.
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Along the way he meets an odd assortment of allies including Monkey (Theron), a sword-wielding monkey, and Beetle (McConaughey), a big, brawny man-bug.
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Yundi's trademark, so to speak, is a powerful technique that he weds to a brawny, big sound, as well as a penchant for extreme contrasts.
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And on original tunes from the album, the drummer Nasheet Waits played in his brawny, aerated style, matching Mr. Murray's warped pronouncements and rough urgency.
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"Look at these guys last night," he said before a recent game, after a succession of unheralded Oakland pitchers had dominated the Astros' brawny lineup.
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But Santana poured in strikes after that, working into the seventh inning, earning the victory and sending a brawny Yankees lineup home for the winter.
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There was also Brad Gerstman, a brawny Long Island lobbyist and P.R. man who had done work for Trump in New York over the years.
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One afternoon in April, a jet-black cat named Nubi assumed a predatory crouch in his condo as a brawny pigeon landed on a feeder.
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MARGATE CITY, N.J. — A beloved rebel from a bygone era, she stands as a six-story testament to New Jersey's brawny brand of seaside kitsch.
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For years, pigs were put on a diet, then served up lean and mean, without much internal fat to lubricate and flavor their brawny flesh.
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Pea shoots are just coming into season, and you can't go wrong turning them into pesto and smearing it all over seared brawny pork chops.
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As in recent years, Brawny paper towels will once again replace its flannel-wearing hunk with a strong female as part of its #StrengthHasNoGender campaign.
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And even as those movies lost mainstream appeal, the pugilistic pantheon of brawny Americana they made famous still dots the pop culture landscape in different guises.
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They're the Rottweilers of computers: Since their shtick isn't fitting into designer purses, they can be as big and brawny as you need them to be.
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I arrived at the Luxury Sheets Kiosk and the brawny man with floppy brown hair idled a few feet away, trying to decide what to do.
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Along with my comrades — college dropouts, failed draft dodgers, intimidating brawny Chechens — I spent the days shoveling snow from place to place with no visible purpose.
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I married a brawny Canadian, an amateur naturalist with an adventurous spirit disguised by a law degree and a 9-to-9 job in Times Square.
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Bald, brawny and mustachioed, Mr. Mills sported sinister dark sunglasses (his eye had been injured in a prison brawl) and was known deferentially as the Baron.
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Daniel Bridges, a defense lawyer, said the government unfairly fashioned contradictory witness accounts into a case against the brawny drill instructor who called all recruits "terrorist."
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The obvious misfit on Brawn is the least brawny one, Alecia, who looks like she's living the daily nightmare of having been cast on the wrong tribe.
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Koch Industries, which owns brands such as Brawny paper towels, Dixie Cups and Lycra, is controlled by Charles and David Koch, two of the world's richest men.
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Imbued with a brawny, malevolent charm by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the character, at least in his debut, lived up to the hype in every way but one.
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The scene, in which Curly sells his saddle, his horse, and his gun, usually emphasizes his brawny maturity, but here he comes off as a bit desperate.
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Thanks to his squint-and-you-can-see-it resemblance to Luke, Ms. Page's brawny husband, Alan, found himself wildly popular as he manned the slow cooker.
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Brand: BrawnyYear introduced: 1974The Brawny Man has gone through a handful of makeovers in the last 40 years, including the removal of both his ax and mustache.
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Where the pork was dense and brawny, demanding your attention, the turkey was more subtle, lingering in the background and letting the herbs, chiles and aromatics shine.
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This is a brawny, man-y man production — Outlander's Caitriona Balfe has the only woman role of any significance, and it's as Ken's tough-but-understanding wife.
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This new song is produced by Zaytoven, a more musically inclined producer than the brawny SoundCloud rap auteurs who've provided him with some of his biggest hits.
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In our case, Marcal was the cheapest roll we bought and Brawny was the most expensive though each roll of paper towels we tried was under $14.
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One of those things is the U.S.: This is a film set in Baltimore, in which the "good guys" are folks who don't fit America's brawny self-image.
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Across the gold-and-russet sandstone canyon, the brawny rock formations sprouted contemporary art: an iridescent spaceshiplike sculpture, a glinting metal tunnel, a scattering of brightly painted spheres.
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The Rock, playing the part of the hot paternal savior, appears to be flexing every muscle in his brawny body while cradling the tiny, incredibly stressed looking Hart.Â
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Older huntsmen reminisce about their first forays into the thorny scrubland by moonlight; boys imitate their fathers' strides across vast plains as they follow packs of brawny mastiffs.
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A brawny trout filet is encrusted in pulverized Kettle brand potato chips, fried golden brown, and crammed into a squishy potato bun like a linebacker into a tutu.
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A massive crowd of bystanders — their bodies are brawny wads of orange, olive and blue — cranes to see the disentangled victim, who lies knocked out on the ground.
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The layoffs at the formerly brawny tabloid, which once had the highest circulation of any daily newspaper in the country, came a year after Tribune Publishing bought it.
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The rustic, sprawling space specializes in local spirits and brawny bar food such as fried pickle chips, ale-battered cod and chips, sensational burgers and house-made sausages.
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Carlos, looking slightly intimidating with his brawny build and square-cut jaw, sports a bright yellow T-shirt emblazoned with the words "Todo Saldrá Bien": everything will be fine.
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A Good Appetite Picture a golden domed ring of phyllo pastry filled with creamy cheese, speckled green with sharp spring herbs and dotted pink with bits of brawny prosciutto.
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Some people might say the bouncer—the stacked dudes or brawny women who decide whether you can come into their establishment or not, and whether you can stay there.
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In March 2017, the Brawny Man was temporarily shelved to make way for an ad campaign featuring women in his characteristic red plaid shirt, along with the hashtag #StrengthHasNoGender.
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Sameer Tiger's parents said he changed his last name from Bhat to Tiger in honor of a brawny uncle with that nickname who was known for his immense strength.
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Early this year, Ford Motor announced that it would develop hybrid versions of both its brawny F-212 pickup, the country's best-selling vehicle, and the performance-focused Mustang.
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We all noted the broad range of styles that included brawny, fruity examples, and leaner wines that showed more savory, stony flavors — "sea spray," Alex said at one point.
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In New York, the production has the cast, including Bobby Cannavale as the brawny ship stoker Yank, perform on a turntable that circles the audience like a conveyor belt.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The post-career road for brawny ex-pro hockey player Derek Ouelette is crushing him, but the years that came before were absolutely pulverizing.
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The family behind the sprawling Koch Industries, which makes everything from Brawny paper towels to oil pipelines, is known for donating hundreds of millions of dollars to mostly conservative causes.
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The big reason Jack Ryan is more brainy than brawny is that Clancy's crises demand heroes who know things and can calmly think their way out of any potential trap.
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It did not fit with the thin boy, a poor feeder and never brawny, who had so feared his father's heavy judgment-tread and his rages like an uncontrolled cyclone.
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The drinks on offer included 'Ol' Brawny' beer — a reference to Button's championship with Brawn GP — 'Somerset Scrumper' or '300' with traditional pub snacks like pork scratchings and salted peanuts.
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The war underlines the plans of Prince bin Salman for a brawny foreign policy for the kingdom, one less reliant on Western powers like the United States for its security.
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On the runway, Ms. Versace sent out a few female models along with the usual brawny guys, in outfits that were distinctly Prince-inspired: his skintight suits, his ruffled blouses.
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The heart of the whole thing has always been the message that presents itself through Chicago's brawny downtown skyline, and it's one less about changing the world than subduing it.
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At this show, he pivoted among his many styles: brawny rapping on "Caro," conversational calm on "Otra Noche en Miami," swinging melody on "Diles," his first single, released in 2016.
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In fact, I began to notice that an objectively "fat" man is referred to by men and women alike as a beast, a bear, brawny, burly, big boy, sexy daddy.
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Together with Jack Glenn, the owner of a local gallery, she created an announcement of a solo show that was a spoof on the brawny posters of the Ferus boys.
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While lost, fearless Strata, her pragmatic brother, Auger, and their brawny pal, Inby (who is written wonderfully against type as a comically whinging naysayer), discover a still-functioning robotic horse.
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Despite a broken-window snafu — which may have led to a drop in the company&aposs share price — the futuristic aesthetic and brawny demonstration were an internet and media sensation.
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From 353 to 2014, the brawny Spaniard won 15 of their 19 meetings, making him the only opponent that Mr Federer could not solve for such a long period of time.
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Supporting them in the middle order is Ben Stokes, a brawny all-rounder who was omitted from the last World Cup squad after a poor run of form with the bat.
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From 2013 to 2016, the late, great Cinemax series Banshee transported the principles of action movies — from last-minute escapes to brutal fights to brawny knowhow — to otherwise quiet Amish country.
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Because if there's one thing we've learned from this clip, it's that you can take a beard (or brawny hairstyle) out of a Hemsworth brother, but he'll always have his sexy.
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We're talking brawny and super fresh tuna salad, egg salad or chicken salad sandwiches, served with a side of — yes — potato salad that's just the right amount of creamy and comforting.
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But few places have seen a more dramatic change than Letcher County, in hilly Eastern Kentucky, where for generations the archetypal worker was a brawny, coal-dusted man in reflective overalls.
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Mr. Blechacz dispatched the brawny passages of octaves, chords and dizzying runs in the first movement, and then drew out the wistfulness of the Adagio, with its unquiet currents lurking below.
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Mr. Murray's waggish improvising and brawny tone have rarely sounded better than on last year's "Perfection," on which he performs with the pianist Geri Allen and the drummer Terri Lyne Carrington.
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The effect was a cross between a commercial-grade restaurant kitchen and a masculine fantasy of the bachelor home cook, with brawny professional-grade appliances, handsome imported knives and Pyrex bowls.
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The Koch brothers are two of the world's richest men through their ownership of Koch Industries, a sprawling industrial empire that manufactures such products as Brawny paper towels, Dixie Cups and Lycra.
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Channing Tatum The brawny actor de-hunked for a very special screening of Magic Mike XXL, interviewing audience members as Scott Hasley, a supposed marketing executive with a balding head and goatee.
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Ronald dela Rosa, a brawny and bald former police chief of Davao, who had been the subject of a recent biopic and was now making a Senate run, belted a romantic melody.
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As the kefta browned, they were added, too, exchanging some of their brawny fat for the flavors of the sauce, everything on the way to becoming what Mr. Lahlou calls Moroccan shakshuka.
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LOS ANGELES — The raccoon Rocket and his fellow "Guardians of the Galaxy" misfits kicked off Hollywood's crucial summer season over the weekend with a predictably brawny $1.164.9 million in domestic ticket sales.
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Midway through Final Fantasy XV, Gladio — the brawny bodyguard of Prince Noctis — abruptly leaves his group of friends only to come back a few chapters later with a fresh scar on his forehead.
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There are conflicting accounts as to what was said and done next, but there was little doubt that the brawny Murdoch had gratified the guard's wish and left him with a black eye.
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You control all five members of the crew as they brawl with the brawny titan; Star-Lord fires his dual pistols, Rocket ducks behind cover, while Gamora swings blades with ninja-like efficiency.
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This mega-expensive off-road SUV is explicitly for the wealthy, and was treated by the company as a vehicle so brawny that it hired Arnold Schwarzenegger to appear at the unveiling event.
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Those are the only kinds of riffs we get from Chavez, a four-piece rock group best known for the two brainy, brawny records they released in the midst of Matador's 90s heyday.
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His first book, "A Cold Day in Paradise" (1998), introduced the brawny Alex McKnight series and won both Edgar and Shamus awards, which amounts to big news in Mr. Hamilton's line of work.
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For its 19.983th anniversary, a remastered "Badmotorfinger" is paired with noisier outtakes — less polished, equally brawny — of the entire album, including a version of "New Damage" with Queen's Brian May on lead guitar.
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Bella was quick to bend down and help her up -- even before her brawny security guard could -- and a few other gals who seemed to be rolling with BH also sprung into action.
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Where Michelangelo turned his brawny saints into wrathful gods, Pontormo's figures, though illuminated in godliness, are invariably human in their proportions and hushed in their emotions, even in the most tragic of scenes.
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Unfortunately, while I couldn't take any sample photos with Panasonic's new cameras, my initial impression is that these cameras feel big and brawny in a way that even Sony's most expensive mirrorless cams don't.
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Here's the lowdown: With a lightweight yet brawny 17.993W / 27000mAh battery that can charge basically any device to completion, the AlsterPlus is the world's most powerful battery pack with its own USB charging hub.
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The creature is so unusual in appearance that scientists spent a long time debating whether it was a wasp at all, with some arguing that it has the brawny hind limbs of a grasshopper.
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Koch Industries, with annual revenue of about $100 billion, owns brands such as Brawny paper towels, Dixie Cups and Lycra, and is controlled by Charles and David Koch, two of the world's richest men.
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Aunt Jemima and the Quaker Oats man are parents to the Cream of Wheat chef, while the Gerber Baby is the adopted child of same-sex couple Mr. Clean and the Brawny Towels man.
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For most of the 2010s, 20-something men in weathered baseball caps injected the genre with an almost comical masculinity — brawny, hip-hop-inflected sounds, lyrics that treated women as objects of lurid attention.
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TWO brawny construction workers perch on a plank dangerously suspended hundreds of feet off the ground in "Men of Steel," a print that hangs in an exhibition at New York University's Grey Art Gallery.
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On "Thrashing Thru the Passion" they rediscovered it, brawny riffs and brainy lyrics matched evenly over 10 songs about people whose lives are drifting out of focus into "tiny little triumphs, massive bloody failures".
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"There are women and girls everywhere who exhibit strength and resilience in their lives, and that's the inspiration behind the Brawny #StrengthHasNoGender campaign," Frances Morgan, senior brand manager at Georgia-Pacific, said in a statement.
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Trump's self-styling as a brawny leader will continue when he travels to MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, the headquarters of Central Command and Special Operations Command on Monday to meet generals and address troops.
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The Senna's specs aren't quite as brawny as the P1's — 789 horsepower from a 4.0-liter V8 — but the lithe 2,461-pound dry weight makes it sound like this car is going to absolutely fly.
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The President knew that he had played football and the tall, brawny former US attorney fit the image Trump liked, according to people familiar with their conversations, far more than the diminutive Sessions, whom Trump mocked.
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Consider Julian Schnabel's brawny Neo-Expressionist paintings, Cindy Sherman's canny, staged self-portraits, Jeff Koons's sumptuous sculptures of kitschy objects and Barbara Kruger's suavely designed leftist agitprop: The '21981s abounded in eye- and mind-grabbing work.
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There is something optimistic baked into the very form of techno, even at its heaviest and hardest and most gnarled—it's reliable, a familiar centering force pushed forward on the back of a brawny kick drum.
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Historically, the brawny cop on the beat here has been the FTC, which has brought a range of actions focused on the misuses of identifiers against leading online companies, ad networks, apps, children's sites and others.
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"Swole Jeff Bezos" instantly became an internet meme, with one tweet juxtaposing shots of a doughy Mr. Bezos from the late 1990s (caption: "I sell books") and the brawny 2017 version ("I sell whatever I want").
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According to all of the major exit polls, Mr. Modi's brand of brawny Hindu nationalist politics, coupled with his efforts to project a strong image of India abroad, played well among the 900 million registered voters.
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A vocalist of smooth and brawny tone who doubles on guitar, Mr. Harris recently put out a new album paying tribute to Eddie Jefferson, a midcentury vocalist best known for writing words to famous bebop compositions.
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She was aiming for a style that was at once brawny and lavish, and since taking over last year Mr. Hernández has seemed to continue in that vein while bringing his far-ranging curiosity to bear.
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Arthur Blythe, whose brawny alto saxophone sound and independent spirit made him a standard-bearer of the New York jazz avant-garde in the late 21986s, died on Monday at a retirement home in Lancaster, Calif.
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The tall, brawny Mr. Harvard, 38, is playing the Duke of Cornwall, the sadistic husband of Lear's rotten daughter, Regan, in the buzzy (if mostly Tony-snubbed) Broadway production of "King Lear," with Glenda Jackson as Lear.
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With his white beard and booming speeches (and supposedly 56-inch chest), Mr. Modi swept into power four years ago by promoting a populist brand of politics that mixed brawny Hindu nationalist views with lofty economic promises.
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It's a sleek $2003 million hypercar with power that lives up to its brawny-sounding name, and it's sure to blow nearly any other car in the world off the asphalt, all without using a drop of gas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Genetic research that reconstructed the past population dynamics of the cave bear, a prominent prehistoric denizen of Europe, implicates Homo sapiens rather than climate cooling in the Ice Age extinction of these brawny plant-loving beasts.
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Brawny will replace the man in its paper towel logo with a woman as part of its #StrengthHasNoGender campaign, and whiskey brand Johnnie Walker is putting a woman on its logo for a limited edition "Jane Walker" bottle.
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He belts out his longing for the pure love and innocence of "how my life was when it just started" over a brawny backbeat and synthesizers that start out sparse, then linger to amass harmonies and shimmery depths.
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From this seemingly disparate collection of ingredients, she concocted one of the best chiles rellenos I've ever had — deeply savory, tantalizingly sweet, brawny and rich, but also brothy and light, and completely unlike any other version out there.
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But Nadal had to dig much deeper to wriggle free of the firm grip and aggressive game of Karen Khachanov, the brawny young Russian who pushed him hard in the third round of last year's United States Open.
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When America and western Europe experienced similar transport booms in the 20th century, popular culture made folk heroes of long-distance drivers—brawny, taciturn types who prefer to brave blizzards than obey a foreman on a factory floor.
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He sees health generally, so bodily health, and by extension political health, the health of the nation and then the health of the cosmos, is being a manly thing: brawny and big and American and connected to Redwood trees.
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WHEN the covers come off the Vanguard Roadster at the New York Motorcycle show on December 9th the moment will mark the launch not only of a brawny new bike but also of a new brand with big ambitions.
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In addition to the special packaging, the company is releasing a couple of videos to celebrate the initiative, including one called, "Breaking Barriers," which honors the accomplishments of famous women, including Harriet Tubman, Amelia Earhart, and Serena Williams. Brawny.
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Homer described the match in this way: the two men being now girt went into the middle of the ring, and immediately fell to; heavily indeed did they punish one another and lay about them with their brawny fists.
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Chris Pratt appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" last March to promote "The Kid," a gunslinging Western film, wearing a brawny and elegant Cartier watch on each wrist — an action hero fashion gesture equivalent to flexing both biceps at once.
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That day, several brawny men in vests that said " PROSPECT "—a club membership level between "hang-around" and "full patch"—did the heavy lifting from No. 77 to the van: a metal shelving unit, shipping containers, a stray broom.
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The Obama administration's approach to environmental and corporate regulation was, not incidentally, also a threat to their sprawling $100 billion-plus business, which involves everything from oil refining to manufacturing consumer products like Brawny paper towels and Stainmaster carpeting.
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The two brothers largely made their fortune through Koch Industries, an industrial conglomerate and one of the world's largest private companies, the company is engaged in everything from oil refining to making consumer products such as Brawny paper towels.
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Instead, from his deeply lyrical yet intricately ornamented account of the opening Aria, Mr. Vogt seemed most concerned with revealing the music's contrapuntal complexities and daring harmonic adventures, even if this resulted in passages that sounded brawny and rough.
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Here are seven companies implementing strategic women-focused marketing in the month of March: As in recent years, Brawny paper towels will once again replace its flannel-wearing hunk with a strong female as part of its #StrengthHasNoGender campaign.
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Rohrssen then followed Ben Howland back east to Pittsburgh, where he created a fruitful Big Apple-to-Steel City pipeline, landing recruits like Carl Krauser, Levance Fields, and Ronald Ramon, who helped turn Pittsburgh into a brawny Big East power.
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The "standard" mould of a Muffler Man has a chiseled face with a steely jaw, no facial hair, and brawny arms that bend forward, with one hand up, one down, to hold whatever ware was being promoted by its owner.
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WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - An affiliate of Georgia-Pacific LLC, which makes Brawny paper towels, has filed for U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid soaring costs of defending against claims its products caused asbestos-related diseases, according to a company statement on Thursday.
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But if he can't win in such a brawny blue-collar state, Michigan could prove the burial ground for his dream of a "multigenerational, multiracial working-class coalition" that would transform the Democratic Party and propel him to its nomination.
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Melodic fragments appear at the extreme low and high registers of the instrument; a phrase rendered in lumberjack-brawny full tone is answered by skittish scratches; a lyrical rumination comes up against a dead-end of dry-rubber plucked notes.
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His mix of brawny Hindu nationalism, populist humility and grand gestures for the poor — like building tens of millions of new toilets — helped him become the first prime minister in nearly 2543 years to win a majority in successive parliamentary elections.
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For the last decade, for example, Mr. Trump's most trusted aide was his longtime security chief, Keith Schiller, a bald, brawny former New York police officer who played an ambiguous role as protector, gatekeeper and younger brother to the president.
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Mr. Lewis, bringing refinement and delicacy to a Grieg concerto that in some hands can sound brawny, dotted his first-movement cadenza with what felt like vast expanses of emptiness, as if pulling the work a few decades forward, toward Ravel.
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From its modern-day origins under Rafael Kubelik and Fritz Reiner to the brawny blasts of the Georg Solti era to the subtler approaches taken by Daniel Barenboim and now Riccardo Muti, brass has long been central to the ensemble's sound.
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Then it grows into a phenomenal 23 minutes of storytelling that questions the entire nature of the Horde-versus-Princess conflict through Scorpia (Lauren Ash), a sweet, brawny scorpion-woman who doesn't fit in with her conventionally cute and pretty magic-using compatriots.
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The new John Krasinski made his bearded, brawny debut on the cover of Men's Health magazine in December 22009, a month before the premiere of 22008 Hours, the Michael Bay action movie about the Benghazi attack, in which he had a starring role.
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Mr. Holland's sound in the room, brawny and ripe, was its own source of casual astonishment — as was the substance of his solos, which left the impression of intricate, whirling maneuvers governed by a strong center of gravity, like a pommel horse routine.
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After waiting all night at the foot of the Juarez-Lincoln International Bridge, Yojaine Fernandez, a brawny plumber who'd spent the previous five weeks migrating from Cuba to the U.S.-Mexico border, was first in line to enter Texas on Jan. 12.
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If there was simply not enough room or time in the German carmaker's brawny unveiling of the revamped G-Class to show off this open-air sibling, that's fine, but hiding it behind a giant load-bearing structure felt a little cruel.
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Now, he's dropped the studio edit, which has all the battle-ready fervor and brawny production of the version we heard earlier this week, but features a previously unreleased verse by English Grime MC Novelist, giving "Day Ones" an extra push of urgency.
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Among the few consistent themes from this most inconsistent of presidents has been a fondness for coal and steel, where brawny men do essential work and are threatened not by shifting economics, but by greenies and weenies who want to shut them down.
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Just imagine the reaction if Kirsten Gillibrand or Kamala Harris, two Democratic senators eyeing 2020 presidential bids, let herself be photographed in poses analogous to the biceps-forward, brawny-beefcake shots that Martin O'Malley, a Democratic candidate in 2016, and Paul Ryan allowed.
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But like the brawny guy with a heart of gold (in the movie version, he'll be played by Jason Momoa), it's what's on the inside that makes this breakfast dish something you'll welcome in the morning, albeit one where you crave serious sustenance.
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The GOP would have a menu of options to take on Hillary Clinton in 2020: the hard-edged conservatism of Ted Cruz, the lofty oratory of Marco Rubio, the earnest wonkery of Paul Ryan or the brawny national security vision of Tom Cotton.
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There are now over 100 buttons to choose from, including new brand additions such as Brawny, Charmin, Clorox, Doritos, Energizer, Gain, Honest Kids, L'Oreal Paris Revitalift, Lysol, Peet's Coffee, Playtex, Purina, Red Bull, Seventh Generation, Slim Jim, Snuggle, Starbucks, Trojan, Vitamin Water, and others.
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Bigelow made her name with brawny, virtuosic genre fare like 1991's Point Break and 1995's Strange Days before transitioning, in her collaborations with Boal, into what's now a trio of films that have married those big-screen thrills to more serious subject matter.
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Led by a procession of drums and a chorus of synthetic voices, brawny keyboard lines, and erupting arpeggios, the footage takes us from the elemental to the illuminated when we are treated to the optical light work designed by the video's director Michael Robinson.
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The New Jawn quartet has a roguish, brawny sound, sprung from the earthy drumming of Nasheet Waits and the sharp-elbowed horn playing of Josh Evans on trumpet and J. D. Allen on tenor saxophone (on previous engagements, the saxophonist has been Marcus Strickland).
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The lineup includes savory, textured chardonnays; cabernet francs of uncommon depth and purity; fresh, joyous gamays and pinot noirs that can vary from a pretty, floral 2011 that is delicious right now to a spicy, smoky 2012 that manages to be both brawny and elegant.
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But by the close of the 19th century, Darjeeling plantations were growing some of the greatest teas in the world: vibrant brews that embodied a meadow's worth of fruits and flowers, with a refined airiness that stood in stark contrast to India's brawny lowland teas.
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Steven Holcomb, a brawny three-time Olympic medalist who overcame a disease that threatened his vision, and then in 2010 piloted a four-man bobsled team to the United States' first gold medal in the event in 62 years, was found dead on Saturday.
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With U.S. companies stuck in an earnings recession since last year due to slumping oil and a brawny dollar, analysts expect second-quarter results to fall 4 percent across the S&P 500, not quite as bad as the previous quarter's 5 percent slump.
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Ralph, a brawny animated video game giant with the voice of John C. Reilly, hits an identity crisis at the start of "Wreck-It Ralph": he's programmed to be the bad guy who smashes up apartment buildings, but he really wants to be a hero.
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A physician taking a video call from home, or somewhere in the ICU, might wear a gaming headset—a pair of brawny headphones, equipped with a mic—to ensure whatever the patient says isn't broadcast to anyone off-camera (a clear violation of patient privacy, Marcin says).
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The end of the world is nigh, and Marvel's brawny superhero Thor finds himself hammerless and held hostage on a kitsch futuristic planet light years away from his home, in a sequel that revamps the slightly dim-witted Norse god with irreverent humor.
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The thunderous motion of the image, clenched fist punching upwards while gripping the giant steel beam tightly, is suggestive of an intense and brawny brand of football, which combined with the Iron's bold claret and blue colour scheme makes it an absolute belter of a badge.
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But after a decade of trying, they have failed to deliver what they view as the coup de grâce: seizing control of the Mongols' trademarked logo, a drawing of a brawny Genghis Khan-like figure sporting a queue and sunglasses, riding a chopper while brandishing a sword.
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His strikeout-to-walk rate — 22-to-22013 — is the best in history among pitchers with at least 73 starts, and he did it all in the A.L. East, taming its brawny hitters in small ballparks with a wide array of pitches and a knack for improvisation.
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Optics If there is anything more unnerving than the sight of a greasy black grizzly lumbering your way, it's the look of that grizzly, dismantled and slung like a poncho across Leonardo DiCaprio's brawny back, its head intact — a 100-pound souvenir of his character's trials in the wild.
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Perhaps it's an unfair assumption to make in 2016, but it does seem that the average person enticed by employment in oil and gas still tends to sit somewhere between that of brawny manual laborer and high-flying alpha finance dog; the intersection of two classic macho work environments.
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Mr. Clarridge was an unflinching champion of a brawny American foreign policy and of the particular role played by the C.I.A.'s clandestine service — a cadre he likened to a secret army that "marches for the president" and ought to be subjected to as little outside scrutiny as possible.
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By the time it was over, reporters and editors at The Daily News, the brawny New York tabloid that was once the largest-circulation paper in the country, learned that the newsroom staff would be cut in half and that its editor in chief was out of a job.
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For the most part, other automakers have so far tried to craft sounds that match the natural whine of electric motors without abandoning the way the audible feedback scales up in an internal combustion engine as the car goes faster — in other words, still loud and kind of brawny.
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The special effects have been significantly improved since the original's ugly moonscapes, allowing for goofiness like Hitler launching an attack from the back of a Tyrannosaurus rex, and a chase scene where Obi, Sasha, and Obi's brawny and extremely good-natured soldier buddy Malcolm (Kit Dale) ride chariots pulled by triceratops.
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He does eventually warm up to it, thanks to Rick giving him a quick and dirty arm transplant that lends Morty one brawny bicep that can take on anyone and anything — but as he learns soon enough, that bicep has its own tragic backstory, and a whole lot of unfinished business.
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Of 10 stores in San Juan that were visited on Tuesday and Wednesday, only one had bottled water: a Walmart store where two brawny men were loading cases of water directly off a shipping pallet into the shopping carts of people who had lined up in the back of the store.
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Chengdu Journal CHENGDU, China — On the sixth floor of a down-on-its-luck shopping mall in this southwestern Chinese city, a brawny, hyperkinetic master of ceremonies going by the name "Train" strutted around a new fight ring, pumping up the crowd for a Friday night of punching, jabbing and kicking.
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Trained as an aeronautical engineer, Mr. Lunn designed brawny cars that flew (literally, in one case) off the track, hurtling along highways and racecourses and giving Ford worldwide bragging rights in the late 1960s as a four-time winner of the glamorous endurance sports-car racing crown at Le Mans, France.
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A sequence of three drawings from 1994 in the exhibition shows first a hopeful looking youth on a train trip, then a brawny fellow in a confrontational stance and, last, a young man at a window in a bakery giving what is presumably a "Heil Hitler" salute toward something or someone outside.
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And some spicy Mainers, too: Brawny, who was always grumbling about the libs; Bix, who smelled like a dead animal; and Junta, whom I met playing roller hockey in Tompkins Square Park, in the mid-nineties, and who had a thing about the size of his own wrench, which, admittedly, was prodigious.
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There are three or four magnificent showpieces arranged around dialogue, of course, but also intimacy, namely that long hotel room scene between Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino) and Frank Sheeran, his bodyguard (played by Robert De Niro), in which Hoffa spills out words and Sheeran just absorbs them all like sheets of Brawny.
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In fact, these policies make sense only as a kind of political theatre, according to which both the administration and its many supporters agree to pretend that it is possible to return to some mythical glorious past, when brawny American men, rather than machines or foreigners, smelted steel, mined coal and built things on assembly lines.
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For protection, she winds up married to a virginal farm boy named Jamie (Sam Heughan), a situation that is, for viewers, a delicious fantasy, like a time-travel hall pass: Claire has no choice but to go to bed with this brawny innocent who knows how to shoe a horse, a nice break from her mansplaining husband.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Doug Liman's last film, 2014's Tom Cruise–starring Edge of Tomorrow, was a fantastic slice of sci-fi action that featured a mind-fuckingly good central conceit, a bevy of explosive set pieces, and a brawny turn from the typically excellent Emily Blunt.
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A brawny silver tankard from the early 1700s abuts two exquisitely delicate, blown-glass incalmo vessels made by Dylan Cotton and Christopher DeMott of Fairfield, and also several intricate bronze jewelry pieces made by the Fairfield artisan Michael Michaud, including a brooch in the shape of a curled calla lily, and a bracelet fashioned to look like a strip of stippled birch bark.
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While many midcentury women have become near metonyms for this era, including the experimental choreographer Yvonne Rainer and the critic and curator Lucy Lippard, the filmmaker Chantal Akerman and the medium-defining Chicago, a certain cowboy archetype has persisted: the Great Man as a brawny, blue-jeaned wayfarer, striding into a wide-format horizon equipped with welders, bulldozers and manifestoes.
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The august Parisian jeweler long associated with Art Deco elegance and money-is-no-object opulence, particularly for well-heeled women (hey, Cartier is name-checked by Marilyn Monroe in "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"), has become an unlikely darling of the young male watch-geek set, whose tastes typically run to brawny dive watches by Rolex and Omega.
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Cuban migrants stranded in Mexico are looking forward to President Trump Cuban migrants stranded in Mexico are looking forward to President Trump After waiting all night at the foot of the Juarez-Lincoln International Bridge, Yojaine Fernandez, a brawny plumber who'd spent the previous five weeks migrating from Cuba to the U.S.-Mexico border, was first in line to enter Texas on Jan. 12.
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This spin on the 1969 Marvel comic, the first of the franchise by the director James Gunn, introduces us to a ragtag team of intergalactic criminals-turned-heroes: A brawny Chris Pratt leads as Peter Quill (with a hint of the cluelessness that makes his role as Andy on "Parks and Recreation" so endearing), alongside a fiery Zoe Saldana as a tough Amazon who goes by Gamora.
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Swashbuckling Hublot flew in Depeche Mode, currently in the midst of what seems the 14th comeback of its 37-year history, as a surprise guest to pound out hits like "Personal Jesus" at a lavish dinner with Ferrari (proceeds from the latest Big Bang Unico Depeche Mode, a brawny watch with menacing black studs, benefit charity: water, which promotes clean water in the developing world).
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There are always humans in it: codgers bobbing up and down, doing invisible calisthenics; brawny young men in Speedos doing laps in impeccable form; backstroking grannies; moms coaching tots; sly submariners; stationary yentas conducting philosophical discourse while blocking an entire lane; lifeguards perched above it all, looking bored; and annoyingly adept kiddies — probably the grandchildren of those demons from Schenectady — zipping around (and under) me like demented otters.
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Check out Amazon's deals today: Panasonic BK-3MCCA16FA eneloop AA 2100 Cycle Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries — $25 (list price $37.05) Panasonic K-KJ93KHC82A eneloop pro High Capacity Power Pack, 8AA, 2AAA, with "Advanced" Individual Battery Charger — $216 (list price $219.92) Panasonic K-KJ220.97MC223.39A eneloop Super Power Pack 230AA, 26.74AAA, 103 C Adapters, 210 D Adapters — $215.29 (list price $226) Levi's Men's 505 Regular Fit Jean — $34 (list price $50) Levi's Women's 524 Bootcut Jeans — discount varies on size Chateau Home Collection 800-Thread-Count Egyptian Cotton Deep Pocket Sateen Weave Queen Sheet Set — $74 (list price $15.16) Brawny Paper Towels, Tear-A-Square Sheets Strong and Absorbent, White, 12 Count — $17.28 (list price $18.19) Brawny Pick-a-Size Paper Towels, White, XL Rolls, pack of 16 count — $19.92 (list price $20.97) SERMAN BRANDS- RFID Blocking Bifold Slim Genuine Leather Thin Minimalist Front Pocket Wallet — $23.39 (list price $30) AEDILYS Air Vent Car Mount Phone Holder — $6.74 (list price $9) Anker PowerPort Wireless 10 — $15.29 (list price $26)
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Bosomy damsels and brawny slabs; cheering digital crowds; a lachrymose sphinx; a bedazzled Geoffrey Rush; a galactic cruise ship; an Egyptian god played by the Dane Nikolaj Coster-Waldau; the sword-and-sandals enabler Gerard Butler; a smoky monster that from one angle looks like a fanged doughnut and from another an alarmingly enraged anus — "Gods of Egypt" attests that they do make them like they used to, or at least like the King of the Bs, Roger Corman, once did, except with far more money.
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Here's the complete list of new Amazon Dash Button products: Ageless La Cure, Air Wick, Airborne, all Laundry Detergent, Angel Soft, Aquaphor, Arm & Hammer Cat Litter, Blue Sky, Brawny, Brita, Burt's Bees, Caleb's Kola, Carefree Feminine Liners, Charmin, Clorox, Dasani, David Sunflower Seeds, Derwent, Doritos, Downy, Eagle Pack, Energizer, Gain, Garnier SkinActive, Green Works, Hansen's Soda, Holistic Select, Honest Kids, Honest Tea, Hunt's Tomatoes, Illy Bottled Coffee, Illy Coffee, Jolie Paris, La Roche-Posay, L'il Critters Vitamins, Litter Genie, L'Oréal Paris Revitalift, Lysol, MegaRed, Milk Baby by Milk & Co, Milk by Klim by Milk & Co (men's line), Move Free Joint Health, Mucinex, Nature Valley, Near East, O.N.E. Coconut Water, Ocean Spray PACt, Old Mother Hubbard, Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Corn, OxiClean, Peet's Coffee, Playtex Sport Tampons, Pure Leaf Iced Tea, Purina Beyond, Quaker, Quartet, Quest Nutrition, Rayovac, Red Bull, Rid-X Septic Treatment, Schick Men's Razors. Phew!
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