Many have intense straps or buckles across the arch, too.
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But she buckles under the weight of Dr. Reisman's suggestions.
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We have these shoe buckles no one can figure out.
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Peeling paint buckles on the exterior walls of roofless cabins.
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Further personalization comes through choices of straps, lugs and buckles.
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In the fashion closet, the rack buckles with the clothes.
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You must bear down on the pen because the paper buckles.
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Or maybe she just really likes having super-jazzy belt buckles.
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In essence, the EU buckles and agrees to a new deal.
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There are teeny little straps and tiny little buckles connecting them.
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No promises, but they might even have Velcro instead of buckles.
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Pros:Lightweight, highly durable, spacious, many packing featuresCons:Plastic buckles are somewhat flimsy
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As resources are strained and the system buckles, the misery grows.
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Their toe bones can be whistles and buckles and fish hooks.
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Mr. Williams' championship buckles and embroidered chaps festoon the gallery walls.
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They beat him with belts, belt buckles, tree branches, and wires.
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The movie occasionally buckles under the weight of so much buildup.
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The final buckles are fastened and I'm essentially fused to the suit.
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Armor buckles and components break with a piercing shriek of tearing metal.
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He wears Superman belt buckles, cuff links, even Superman underwear during competitions.
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With no buckles built-in, you'll have no problem slipping these on.
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At the Los Angeles Auto Show, an industry buckles up for change.
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Frank Buckles, who was the oldest surviving World War 1 veteran. pic.twitter.
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Thompson also wore numerous rings and black shoes with giant gold buckles.
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The auditorium buckles under chaos, transforming into a realm of vivid instability.
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Bring on the bows and buckles — we've missed getting all those shoe compliments.
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Chidi, forced to choose between two potential soul mates, buckles under the pressure.
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Leopard mules with glittery buckles, Neil Lane earrings and a simple banged bob.
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The outfit featured crossover straps, a choker-style fastening, and several gold buckles.
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If one card buckles, however, the whole system collapses and loses its symmetry.
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As Gabriel buckles in, Ariana Garcia begins her last ride of the day.
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"It reinforces the sadistic behavior via pleasurable experiences," Buckles concluded in her study.
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I once thought I'd pioneered that 2000s trend of wearing belt buckles sideways.
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Herschel's mountaineering spin on the classic backpack features two leather straps with buckles.
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Dad glares at Earl, and the 10-year-old's smile buckles into remorse.
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They were not fancy, lacking heels or buckles, Ms. Richardson told The Guardian.
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With that in mind, skip the buckles and think about shopping according to patterns.
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While there, he grew fond of Western belt buckles and developed an easygoing style.
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The cowboys were always wearing super-starched high-waisted jeans with big belt buckles.
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They're handmade gold leather sneakers with buckles...and I decide to go grab them.
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"The most effective means of tobacco treatment is medication combined with counseling," said Buckles.
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"The most effective and safest medication on the market today is Varenicline," said Buckles.
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Something had caused the vessels' aluminum liners to scrunch up, creating buckles in the material.
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Birkenstock sells sandals made out of cork-latex, that feature belt-like straps and buckles.
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As I looked for the buckles, my hands shook, and my son started to cry.
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Government guidelines state knives hidden inside belt buckles, phones, brushes, or lipsticks, are prohibited weapons.
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Wood pops and floats, drifts and buckles, swells like human legs whose hearts have failed.
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Ms. Robinson and Mr. Buckles quickly realized they needn't have worried about filling the space.
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There are other clues, too, in their belt buckles and the brooches on their ties.
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It had long sleeves, a belt around the waist, and gold buckles on each shoulder.
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"The best thing is to never start using nicotine or any tobacco products," said Buckles.
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Buyers will be able to pick from among all different sorts of colors, buckles and modules.
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Trust: You won't be wanting to go back to complicated laces, heels, or buckles anytime soon.
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Around another corner were leather Dolce & Gabbana shoulder bags, with the brand's distinctive "DG" rhinestone buckles.
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On occasion, it buckles and sags under the colossal breadth and weight of its intellectual hedonism.
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The letter appeared on belts and buckles, bags, mink bombers, socks and sheer nylon mesh skirts.
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British Steel buckles: Britain's second biggest steel maker collapsed on Wednesday, putting about 25,000 jobs at risk.
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He slubs down on the edge of the bed; the side of the mattress buckles under him.
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Whether Mr Murdoch buckles under the pressure may also depend on his potential replacements for Mr O'Reilly.
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Trump's plane has gold seat buckles, gold faucets, gold inlaid in the wood and gold lighting hardware.
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Owners will be contacted and Ford dealers will repair or replace the seat belt buckles for free.
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Above is an approximation of an orchid, that looks increasingly like the flower as its structure buckles.
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The crush depth of a submarine is the depth at which a vessel's hull buckles under pressure.
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"Jensen's personal history is very interesting," Dr. Krogsgaard said as he unwrapped belt buckles, brooches and rings.
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Everything down to the buckles, padding, and zippers is made of recycled or renewable materials, like algae.
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But here's the thing: What I admire most about Hillary is that she never buckles under pressure.
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Circuit Court Judges Raymond Kethledge and Jeffrey Sutton, who authored the opinion, vacated the Grand Rapids, Michigan federal court's decision that defendant Buckles & Buckles pay plaintiff Maureen Van Hoven and other class members $3,662 total in damages plus $186,680 in attorneys' fees and the order certifying the class.
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SOG's new multi-tool belt buckles are like having an always-accessible toolbox secretly holding up your pants.
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So get out of my face with those chunky plastic slide-in buckles you find on most backpacks.
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And now his business selling accurate fabrics, buttons, and belt buckles for Sparrow's wardrobe subsidizes his lookalike work.
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My 8-year-olds have pointed out to me men with their belt buckles right over their privates.
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Before that, TomboyX offered belts, buckles, shoes, and was centered more around a look than a specific product.
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Go deeper: The upside of humans — a lot of them The world buckles: Axios' geopolitical forecast for 2019
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It reflects the growing pressures on beach resorts across Southeast Asia as infrastructure buckles under record visitor numbers.
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Shoes of that period typically had buckles worn in the front — a detail we found inspiring and interesting.
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This dog raincoat has side-release buckles for easy on/off with reflective trim for low-light visibility.
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The Versace design, worn by Crawford, also featured crossover straps, a choker-style fastening and several gold buckles.
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There's space for clothes, shoes, and a water bottle, all in the main pocket that buckles securely shut.
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We were virgins to love, fumbling with its magnificence like we fumbled with belt buckles and bra straps.
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The hardware is simple — dark metal snaps and buckles that don't distract from the rest of the jacket.
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Her computerized detector screen showed the likelihood of belt buckles, buttons, nails and bullets under the forest floor.
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The garment had long sleeves, a long belt around the waist, and gold buckles attached to each shoulder.
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Museum officials said the sets that were stolen included intricate and dazzling brooches, buttons, buckles and other items.
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It was wider at the bottom, sort of like an inverted funnel, and two buckles secured the flap.
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Dana White buckles the belt around his waist, and McGregor takes his place for the post-fight interview.
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Cosmo Whyte's piece, "Tethered" (2019) buckles down on the ambient dread that Ringgold hints at in her paintings.
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One photograph shows the schoolbag of Ahmad, the youngest son, a worn red-and-green satchel with rusty buckles.
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Then again, if those cosmetic buckles were functional you'd never want to open and close most of their bags.
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And the dense fabric and plentiful hardware—the zippers, O-rings, and buckles—make the bag a little heavy.
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COPVs recovered at the explosion site showed buckles between the aluminum inner liner and carbon overwrap each COPV has.
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In the series' pilot, a wide-smiled man buckles under the pressure and intentionally smashes his work-in-progress.
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Ford says the rear seat belt buckles can be damaged if heavy objects are placed on top of them.
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Gill said investigators also found charred black fabric, buckles, and other items in an alleyway adjacent to Ajayi's home.
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"Programs with counseling may have seen no change or perhaps a decline in teen fertility," Buckles and Hungerman write.
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The seats had many different straps and buckles to lock us in, and we wore helmets and eye gear.
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Magesa was more serious and stood stiffly as the prosthetist tugged at his harness straps and tightened its buckles.
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The custom metal buckles on the straps are an outstanding touch, too, and where other backpacks often fall short.
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"It's a big part of the name, but a very little part of the resource expenditure," said Mr. Buckles.
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Passenger aircraft go through extensive evaluation, testing and review before the first paying passenger ever buckles a seat belt.
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"You become a part of something bigger than filling your cabinet with musket balls and belt buckles," he said.
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In the long term, SpaceX said it will make design changes to COPVs to prevent buckles from forming altogether.
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And you'll want to strap all sorts of colorful leathers, block heels, and delicate buckles upon your sun-deprived feet.
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Leather loosens as it breaks in, but the adjustable buckles mean you'll remain in control of how your moto fits.
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An adjacent edifice buckles over and starts spinning, threatening to smash down on various characters like a maniacal rolling pin.
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New seat belt buckles were made of chrome, and he wanted all flight attendants to have necklaces with real pearls.
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Kasey Buckles and Daniel Hungerman, the study's authors, looked at the schools that made condoms available with and without counseling.
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In February, it received an order, from the same subcontracting firm, to finish seven hundred and eighty-five Chanel buckles.
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Unfortunately, the Iron Fist gets so many of the show's most important lines that The Defenders buckles under his weight.
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After working with commercial brokers, Mr. Buckles and Ms. Robinson realized that New York City itself might hold the key.
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The buckles on the waist and legs easily adjust for use inside in shorts or when used over layers outside.
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But Air Force One does not have the gold-plated belt buckles or wood tables that Trump Force One does.
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"In the long term, SpaceX will implement design changes to the (helium canisters) to prevent buckles altogether," the statement said.
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The team tightens the straps around my chest, shoulders and groin, locking it all in place with half a dozen buckles.
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There are other components that they have to create, such as buckles, which they mold in clay and cast in bronze.
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His father, of whom he has the haziest of memories, loved Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, flannel shirts, and big belt buckles.
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Dirty jeans, boots, big buckles, and a touch of glitter — that's what you get with the International Gay Rodeo Association (IGRA).
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When James is safely far away, Vanessa buckles her seatbelt and drives straight in the body of water, fatally drowning herself.
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Bad guys often have pocket watches, belt buckles, or even jewelry on them that can be sold for a pretty penny.
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The crisscrossing straps paid tribute to Crawford's Versace VMAs outfit, which featured a similar strappy bustier top accented with gold buckles.
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Then, in 2014, Teva rolled out a collection with Opening Ceremony: classic styles updated with extra straps, buckles and graphic fabrics.
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"The safest route is FDA- approved smoking-cessation medications," Buckles said, referring to options like gum, patches, nasal sprays, and lozenges.
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Shouting matches erupted between protesters wearing bandannas over their faces and a group of counterprotesters wearing Confederate belt buckles and flags.
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The investigation team concluded that buckles in one of the liners led to super chilled liquid oxygen pooling underneath the overwrap.
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His record of standing up and fighting for what he believes in shows that he is not someone who buckles under pressure.
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Headphone design is no stranger to invasions from other categories, whether you're talking LED lights, belt buckles, or, um, cat-ear speakers.
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In this vision, the memo goes viral, and Google buckles to massive public pressure and fires a man for his unpopular ideas.
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From '92 to about '96, slabs got their signature [aesthetics], you know, the fifth wheels, grills, belts, buckles, custom interior, candy paint.
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And these bands are part of the Made for Apple Watch program, meaning that Toms is using genuine steel lugs and buckles.
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It's a world of scarcity, all right, yet what's truly meager, and often maudlin, is the movement vocabulary, which buckles without building.
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My approach to keeping wires off the ground is to run them through magnetic buckles that clip onto a metal side table.
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Some wore patent-leather loafers that looked like what Pilgrim clowns might wear, with huge aluminum safety pins in place of buckles.
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The buckles can be a bit tough to use, especially in gloves, but they do allow for a wide range of adjustment.
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This blonde is a matronly blonde, a suburban soccer mom who makes sure everyone buckles up in the backseat of the minivan.
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The Green Vault rooms remained closed after thieves made off with Saxon royal treasures including diamond-encrusted brooches, buckles and a sword.
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Her Servitude collection is an assortment of high-end matte black pottery adorned with studs and spikes and BDSM-inspired buckles and harnesses.
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He absolutely fell in love with them because he can't bear the feeling of buckles or socks or wet grass beneath his toes.
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Jelly sandals used to come in a wide variety of fun colors, and were fastened securely to our feet with straps and buckles.
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The luxury handbag features matte white crocodile skin and diamond-encrusted, 18-karat gold buckles and strap loops, according to the Associated Press.
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Few good ideas originate in places where impairment drives business, where decision-making buckles under the existential weight of one's own base desires.
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And so, Happy Gilmore buckles down, finds a job that he loves, and is truly at peace with himself and his career choices.
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It makes no sense, these days, to ask ethnically diverse students to celebrate those mythic dudes, with their odd hats and big buckles.
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Bow & Drape was using 3-D printers to make $100 belt buckles in stainless steel but abandoned that effort because of low demand.
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She favored sharp power shoulders, single-breasted jackets with wide cinched belts and big square buckles, straight skirts and a lot of buttons.
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Several glass displays show where K.G.B. agents would embed lenses and bugs: in rings, watches, belt buckles, cuff links, dishes, among other places.
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Gaga, 31, wore a yellow dress with buckles adorning the back by Concepto, which she covered up with a bright blue Dion Lee coat.
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Displaying video to another display is a power-hungry task and the Chromebook 2 never buckles, even under the weight of several dozen tabs.
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Only someone who brags about his airline's seatbelt buckles being made of solid gold would have the balls to do what Trump is doing.
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The winner and those fastest in their age group get statue awards, and there are other buckles for multiple finishes and breaking course records.
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It's a high-stakes gamble that ultimately buckles under the strain of attempting to be entertaining, conventionally rhythmic television that's also nuanced and provocative.
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The wheelchairs used for the fights were custom built by Wood with cambered wheels, anti-tip and a variety of belts, straps and buckles.
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Taking the best of each brand, the exclusive design is offered in black leather with colette-blue, laser-printed polka dots and blue buckles.
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James buckles in public, and a hole opens in his neck or whatever, and out comes his sour message for me and the world.
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Surprisingly, instead of wearing the buckles from their greatest career achievement, most competitors this year chose their earliest acquisition or one of sentimental value.
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It's only at moments when the system buckles that we start to wonder why these things are worth what they seem to be worth.
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"He said we shouldn't be scared of the gun lobby and yet he buckles every time they blow a whistle for him," he said.
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The thousands of marchers — most of them wearing traditional clothes or cowboy hats and large belt buckles — have caused several days of traffic chaos.
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You can fold it up like origami when you're done with your practice, and the durable straps and buckles keep everything in place securely.
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The source of his anguish is revealed about halfway through the film, which almost buckles, like Lee himself, under the weight of unimaginable horror.
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"Addiction to nicotine can happen in as little as a few puffs over a few days/weeks," Buckles said—it's hard to get out.
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These carriers typically come in front or backpack style, adorned with features like adjustable straps, buckles and the ability to easily adjust as baby grows.
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It has adjustable buckles at the waist for a customized fit from the outset, reinforced elbow patches, and an asymmetrical zipper with silver hardware accents.
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In the next image, the mother of four helps the former Desperate Housewives star with her shoes as she buckles up Longoria's sky high pumps.
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The most likely scenario, according to SpaceX, is that some of the liquid oxygen in the tank pooled into these buckles and got trapped there.
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Now, as Snap's stock price buckles under the weight of slow user growth and missed revenue expectations, Tencent is deepening its hold on the company.
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Carbon-14 dating allowed the researchers to determine that the European shoe buckles and a coin found alongside the remains dated back to the Crusades.
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Once the passenger buckles in, he said, you learn to pick up whether someone wants to chat, sit in silence, or listen to the radio.
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As the island buckles under $70 billion in debt, public healthcare and pension systems edge toward insolvency, and locals flock to the mainland United States.
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Buckles and Hungerman also discuss one last theory: that when schools implemented their condom programs, they put less effort toward other teen pregnancy prevention programs.
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"What she had begun to learn was the weight of liberty," Le Guin writes as Tenar's world widens and her spirit buckles under the weight.
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Instead, there are belts with mirrored buckles the size of paperbacks ($1,980) and iPhone cases (to house digital Balmain wardrobes) embossed with the label's logo.
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Pros: Waterproof, full-coverage design, side release buckles for easy on/off, reflective trim for nighttime visibility Cons: Sizing can be a little bit tricky
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The labor was divided up into stations: bending the leather into a bag shape, sewing it, installing an inner lining, and attaching buckles and straps.
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The mold the artist used was evidently a pliable material (or was lined with one), and the resulting buckles and ripples are immortalized in resin.
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The zipper corrodes, the buckles and straps give way or seize up, and you end up having a lot of work to do between trips.
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White, 35, is the founder of Bello Belts, a New York company that sells belts with interchangeable buckles, and was also a founder of TheFix.
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At Versace, regional elements were gilded with Euro glamour: gold belt buckles, gold-trimmed leather and a black Western-style pantsuit edged in gold filigree.
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But if Sessions gets pushed out entirely — either because Trump buckles to congressional pressure, or because Trump simply loses patience with him — that won't happen.
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Traditionally styled black leather ankle boots, with steel toes and buckles, were seen in collections by Alexander McQueen, Louis Vuitton and Calvin Klein this season.
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"Yes, you should stop completely," said Deborah Buckles, program director of the Tobacco Treatment Program at the Indiana University Melvin and Bren Simon Cancer Center.
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The smart belts look just like regular belts, with straps made from premium Italian leather available in a variety of colors and metal alloy buckles.
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The designs featured straitjackets in a variety of forms, including giant coveralls and smocks covered with lace or buckles, according to The New York Times.
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Our test version came with an optional G-clip rolltop closure and big, gleaming metal Cobra buckles, and you can clip pouches to the shoulder rails.
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Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch In my travel, I never used the outside cross-buckles for anything, but they did look cool, so there's that.
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Instead, it simply chopped off the back of its well-known silhouette to create a chic, slip-on mule; there are no laces or buckles involved.
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The bags are made from one folded piece of discarded material from the boat, held together with rivets and clipped shut with buckles from life vests.
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His outfit featured plenty of zips and buckles, and he accessorized with a choker and knee-high boots to add even more edge to his look.
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This lockdown represents the toughest coronavirus response to be implemented outside of mainland China, and comes as the country buckles under the weight of the epidemic.
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Is she the awkward, scripted, hollow candidate who buckles under pressure and is "just not that good," as one disappointed machine operator in Bath put it?
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As belts with sharpened buckles were swung, Johnny Alfred, our team's best black running back, grabbed Coleman, our top white back, and pulled him to safety.
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And most recently, Gerber channeled Crawford's Versace MTV VMAs outfit, wearing a similar strappy bustier top accented with gold buckles, for her 18th birthday in September.
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"True Detective" was intended to be more than just another gruesome police procedural, even if it buckles under the weight of this pretension half the time.
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Anyone who crosses the finish line gets an engraved plaque and belt buckle, with special buckles for those finishing before the second sunrise and under 24 hours.
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Thereafter, all the actors in Northeast Asia fall into lockstep against the Kim Jong Un regime, which buckles under the pressure and returns to the negotiating table.
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Whether or not the nuclear pact buckles under the weight of those unresolved issues now depends on how each side responds to one another's almost inevitable provocations.
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Historically, cases involving copyrightability and useful objects usually took place between two manufacturers (of lamps, belt buckles, etc.), and had little application to the public at large.
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Recommended by the American Kennel Club, it is made from durable nylon and black mesh with adjustable sliding straps and buckles to keep it snugly in place.
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From videos social media, the panel looked like it would use buckles and straps to squish everything down so I could pack more than would normally fit.
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The "Cobra" buckle upgrade is cool but the standard plastic buckles are well made enough that you shouldn't feel any pressure to pay the $65 to upgrade.
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There were transparent, leopard-print latex dresses with visible black thongs underneath, ten-gallon hats and Texas-size belt buckles, short shorts, and python-print pencil skirts.
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A closeup of his own feet inside black Mary Janes with silver snake buckles is intermixed with images of albino peacocks, Baroque sculptures, and seventeenth-century paintings.
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With the help of a mobility instructor and a dog trainer, she and London learned the surrounding streets, including where the buses stop and where the pavement buckles.
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Kasey Buckles of the University of Notre Dame (and one of the mentors) recently reviewed the evidence on what increases the share of women in an economics department.
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A few rows away from Ries, 10-year-old Daniel buckles his seatbelt, shows his little brother how to do the same, and begins adjusting the window shade.
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Meanwhile, strategic buckles and snaps aim to make putting it on easy, while modular design means its mesh and fabric lining can be put in the washing machine.
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American leadership is at its finest when it buckles on that irrepressible "can do" spirit that says anything is possible and that everyone can participate in America's blessings.
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Dinner in the Sky Athens buckles 22 diners into a seat that gives them 360-degree views as they enjoy a six-course meal elevated above the city.
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We won't know until tonight which underperforming bachelor buckles under Chad's 'roid rage, but based on previews, a majestic inflatable flamingo might take the hardest hit of all.
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THE WOMEN'S BALCONY This comedy from Israel concerns the actual and physical fallout after a synagogue balcony where women are separated from men buckles during a bar mitzvah.
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Kawakubo took direct inspiration from punk for her fall/winter 2000 show, combining plaids with studded leather bondage-buckles and prints of razor blades — almost a punk 101.
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In the other, an image of Twiggy, the actress and model, stands up as if on its own — but as it does, it buckles, and appears to melt.
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Among them are Penny, formerly of a junk yard, and Buckles, who spent much of his life tethered by a chain and whose owner fed him cigarette butts.
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The more ominous situation is one in which the United States pushes too hard and Mexico — its economy, its unpopular government, its public order and political stability — buckles.
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He puts me in the car, he buckles me in, and he drives me to my oncologist and they hook me up to an IV and I get hydrated.
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I think she will have elements of some beautiful details – in the tiara or buckles or with monogramed features – but I think the dress itself will be quite understated.
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Its debt is approaching $20 trillion, the Beltway buckles when given the option of making necessary cuts, and unauthorized spending on programs that Congress hasn't even approved continues unabated.
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Gold hardware runs throughout, from the chain strap to the side buckles to the feet on the bottom of the bag that prevent the ivory color from getting dirty.
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"Even when Whiteley mentioned the oddly specific similarities between the murders — the stabbing, the bloody message, the word "pig" — Buckles, according to Whiteley, "lost interest when he mentioned hippies.
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Sharp named Tai on Thursday to succeed Kozo Takahashi, becoming the first outsider to lead a company that started out making belt buckles and mechanical pencils a century ago.
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Every year, WWE's Royal Rumble marks the beginning of WrestleMania season, that stretch from late January to early April when WWE actually buckles down to tell a cohesive story.
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And Peaches' final scene, as the flight to Africa departs with millions on it, eventually buckles under the weight of its needing to end the play with a bang.
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Patsos is a voluble, Rex Ryan-shaped man with nice suits and little gold buckles on his loafers; his team transparently loves him, and he transparently loves them back.
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Back then, he was known as a coach-pleaser who liked to accentuate his Texas roots by wearing cowboy boots and oversize belt buckles, and listening to country music.
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Officials also said each box was marked with information that included where the remains were found, and included some military hardware including canteens, belt buckles and pieces of uniforms.
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They made that into a tote bag with high-end Austrian mountaineering hardware for the buckles and a version of Ikea's giant shopping bag with custom-made webbing for straps.
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That is with the exception of Ford Motor and Honeywell, two manufacturers that have shifted their focus as the industry buckles to changing dynamics in the world economy, Cramer said.
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The idea is that some of the liquid oxygen from the propellant tank got between the carbon fibers and the aluminum, where it pooled into the recesses of these buckles.
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Parents can prevent accidents by using buckles and straps to keep babies secure, and reduce the odds of toppling strollers by storing bags underneath instead of hanging off the back.
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Adorned in funny hats, large belt buckles, and clunky black shoes, the Pilgrims of Plymouth gave thanks to God for his blessings, demonstrated by the survival of their fragile settlement.
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The only downsides Ted mentioned are the lack of color choices and that the side-release buckles are tucked into the lining, making them tricky to use in some cases.
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They live off the land until they become a part of it, their bodies feeding bear and foxes, their belt buckles and gold teeth pocketed years later by passing hunters.
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The study authors noted that in 2014, the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued updated standards that addressed potential stroller-related hazards such as hinges, brakes, buckles, structural integrity and stability.
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The fashion world caught on quickly to this secret of the stables, with brands like Gucci and Miu Miu incorporating the motif into everything from belt buckles to handbag designs.
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The wound of economic violence haunts the book, too; more than a quarter of the Philippine population still buckles under brutal poverty, and Joaquin brings an intimacy to such suffering.
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The Cowboys are bound to examine a running attack whose early struggles have put more of an onus on Prescott, and a defense that buckles at the game's pivot points.
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The buckles on a stretcher or gurney in an ambulance are merely a version of a seatbelt: "They are not involuntary restraints; it is not a straitjacket situation," he said.
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The famous double-G motif proliferates on belt buckles and handbag prints, including one that Michele collaborated on with Trevor Andrew, a graffiti artist who goes by the name GucciGhost.
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Miu Miu's Mary Janes — complete with faux fur and gem-encrusted buckles — made a case for maximalism, while Céline's gold point-toe kitten heels were ideal for hitting busting a move.
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Michael 'Bo' Vocu: We were looking at some pictures yesterday, and one of them was of one of the first championship buckles he ever won in 2005—when he was four.
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The Robin Pack uses both techniques, which, in theory, should make the bag very easy to open and close — even with one hand — compared to backpacks with traditional buckles and straps.
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The stress test on this cheap Olympic bar reveals that the straight metal bar can lift an immeasurable amount of weight before it buckles and permanently bends itself out of shape.
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After a bridge buckles or a train derails, the investigation almost always concludes that closer inspections would have detected structural weaknesses before the failure, when everything seemed to be just fine.
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"I will not stand silent if the party of Lincoln and the end of slavery buckles under the racial bias of a bigot," David Johnson told The Des Moines Register Tuesday.
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"I will not stand silent if the party of Lincoln and the end of slavery buckles under the racial bias of a bigot," David Johnson told The Des Moines Register Tuesday.
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The lightweight, unlined suede shoes in her new spring collection reject the idea that English-made footwear must be hefty — but retain classic codes like buckles, hidden stitching and overlaid saddles.
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All Shinola stores — including the American brand's SoHo boutique that opened in New York in June — feature the Willard Bar, a spot where customers can choose watch cases, straps and buckles.
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The fashion watch company, based in Sydney, uses what Mr. Caruana calls a "break away" concept, offering dials, straps and buckles to mix and match for as many as 500 variations.
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Michele's clothes would have pleased the earliest inhabitants of the Palazzo Alberini: a blouselike pink shirt fastened at the neck with a pussycat bow; mink-lined mules with horse-bit buckles.
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But the jury denied forfeiture rights for belt buckles, jewelry, lighters, bandannas, stickers, and motorcycle parts — apparently unable to find the "required nexus" between the items and the group's criminal activity.
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" Pamela Buckles, a co-owner of Rumor, was even more laudatory, calling her "loving, sweet and heartfelt — and it's wonderful to have a German shepherd as an icon, as she should be.
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Fort McMurray resident Crystal Maltais buckles in her daughter, Mckennah Stapley, as they prepare to leave Conklin, Alberta, for Lac La Biche after evacuating their home in Fort McMurray on May 3.
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Unforgiving materials like leather or velcro straps can be extremely cumbersome, and getting caught in a tangle of straps and buckles in the middle of sex puts a damper on the mood.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Zimbabwe's health service buckles amid low levels of public funding and a government freeze on hiring medical staff, volunteers have stepped in to take the strain.
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But his highbrow, lowbrow image — of the jet-setting mogul who takes buckets of fried chicken onto his private plane with the gold-plated seatbelt buckles — is also a carefully crafted one.
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Both men also designed brooches, necklaces and belt buckles, out of silver and mother-of-pearl; leather purses and card cases; and solid, rectilinear furniture, made of oak and other pricey woods.
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Mr. Jones invited friends to do what they do: Ms. Ahn to make the jewelry, the designer Matthew Williams of Alyx, to make the C-D logo buckles that appear on accessories.
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And, setting aside his gilded towers and gold-plated airplane belt-buckles, Mr. Trump talks and sounds more like his working-class fans than the city's last Republican mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg.
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That is with the exception of Ford Motor and Honeywell, two manufacturers that have shifted their focus as the industry buckles to changing dynamics in the world economy, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Injuries may happen when parents don't use buckles and safety straps properly, or when infants are placed on a high surface like a table or counter instead of on the floor, doctors say.
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As Anderson walks out of the building and buckles her 4-year-old into her car seat, she explains on Facebook Live that before Obamacare, her family had been turned down for insurance.
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The strap is designed to be easily tightened by pulling two buckles along its length, and it keeps the headset on just fine, even if mine felt like it kept slipping very slightly.
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Overall, the Ruffwear Vert offers good coverage with a slightly roomier fit ideal for hard-to-fit and active dogs but still has convenient features like side-release buckles and a leash portal.
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Details like waterproof DryVent fabric, a hood, and an interior "media pocket" make this an exceptional option for heavy downpours, while adjustable buckles allow you to tailor the fit to your body type.
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Deschamps-Braly was dressed more like an artist than like a doctor, wearing a chunky marled-wool cardigan, narrow black jeans, and pointy black shoes with silver buckles, his curly dark hair askew.
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The double waist buckles mean the harness always sits centered on your waist and this, combined with the well-padded waistband, makes the Corax a great pick for comfort — especially for larger climbers.
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The fashion house, known for its bold and glamorous designs, did not fail to impress with bright tasseled dresses with matching earrings and short black outfits worn with tight belts with golden buckles.
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But Pompeo's statement makes crystal clear that the Trump administration has chosen a different route, one that pits the US and China against each other in hopes that Beijing buckles under the pressure.
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When that jet stream occasionally weakens and buckles, he said, it disrupts weather patterns - bumping warmer air into Alaska and pushing cold winds down into the U.S. Midwest and East Coast, Chenard said.
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Ms. King admitted that she had repeatedly beaten Myls over a three-week period until his death, binding his hands and feet and whipping him with electric cords and belt buckles, Mr. Vance said.
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The Panga 28 does come with optional chest and waist straps that include plastic buckles, but the bag itself is small enough that it won't bear enough weight to cause them to give way.
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Jackson's superfans would do well to reflect on how quick they are to believe Jackson's own tales of childhood abuse -- whippings with electric cords and belt buckles -- and how quick to disbelieve his accusers.
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It's widely estimated that Athens needs more help to cover 3.5 billion euros ($3.96 billion) in debt payments coming due in July as its economy buckles under the additional weight of the region's migrant crisis.
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Known for sporting snazzy belt buckles, cowboy boots, and a shock of pomaded hair, he didn't look at all like your stereotypical engineer; he looked more like the rock star he once aspired to be.
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The deal marks the largest acquisition by a foreign company in Japan's insular tech industry and the end of independence for a 100-year-old company that started out making belt buckles and mechanical pencils.
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If that bar buckles, then the stars would be moving in a perpendicular motion, creating an X-shape of stars orbiting in what looks like either a peanut or box depending on how it forms.
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Mr. Margolis, who wanted to be a rock 'n' roll disc jockey as a child, favored loud ties, brightly colored leisure suits (not infrequently stained with food), bell-bottom jeans and big brass belt buckles.
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They soon found that it was more lucrative and easier to create smaller objects for higher prices: manufacturing bespoke parts such as umbrella handles, belt and handbag hardware, phone cases, necklace pendants, and watch buckles.
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It's really quite amazing that pets across the country still carry on the tradition of their ancestors around turkey time, donning hats with buckles and pretty bonnets with no prompting at all from their human counterparts.
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Environmental sampling, where they tested the air regularly during the flight and took samples from hard touch surfaces, like the top and bottom of the tray table, and some seat belt buckles and outside bathroom handles.
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But Kahlo did not conceal her pain, revealing her casts and leather braces with metal buckles in her work and turning her plaster corsets into art with elaborate designs of flowers, even a hammer and sickle.
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Influenced by his early work as a commercial illustrator for the I. Miller shoe company, Warhol made gold-leaf shoe collages, including a pair in 1956 with pointedly mismatched buckles for the transgender celebrity Christine Jorgensen.
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When the hotel does open, a reception area will have an exhibit with Revolutionary-era items like musket balls, buttons and belt buckles from soldier uniforms, cooking utensils, and more, which were excavated from Fort Hill.
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Atkins' character buckles his seatbelt by securing two bloodied, dismembered arms across his waist, smiling and grimacing as his seat window brightens and pulses — presumably due to the increased radiation from flying at high altitudes — toward implosion.
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" Mary Ann Buckles was motivated to write her dissertation on Adventure not because of its technical sophistication, but because she saw a group of people "going crazy… just sitting there, completely involved, having such a good time.
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If the spring runway shows were any indication — with their parade of bolo ties, bandanas, fringe, big buckles, extreme button-ups, and yay-high cowboy boots — fashion is decidedly journeying into the Wild Wild West this season.
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Getty (2) She was back in her banged bun for her sixth look, a black Galia Lahav gown with a super-high slit and metallic buckles along the sheer side panel, plus barely-there Stuart Weitzman heels.
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They specialize in making what Chance calls the "Mercedes of belt buckles," and when Solomon approached them with his idea for the hoop, they were more than excited for the switch from cowboy garb to fine art.
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Another time, he wore steep black heels with pilgrim buckles, a tight-fitting black army jacket with the collar turned up, and outsized corduroy trousers that looked as if they belonged to someone else, or should have.
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He stars opposite the Oscar nominees Saoirse Ronan and Sophie Okonedo as John Proctor, the upright but errant linchpin of the play, who faces down, rather than buckles under, the accusations of witchcraft that roiled Salem, Mass.
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The century-old manufacturer, which got its start making belt buckles and mechanical pencils before World War I, defied corporate orthodoxy by building an advanced new display factory in its homeland, while rivals outsourced to cheaper countries.
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The Wolf & Shepherd Gambit is a double monk, which is our preferred monk strap style due to the smaller (and therefore less garish) buckles and the larger strap that flows nicely with the Derby-style quartered construction.
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Saxony-Anhalt, a state in the center of Germany, issued temporary speed limits on two sections of the country's famous autobahn, as engineers fear the heat could lead to minor road damage as the asphalt expands and buckles.
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"If the inflation data dictates higher rates and the Fed instead buckles to political pressure and doesn't respond, long term rates will tighten for them," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, in a note.
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If it's resting on Argentina's continental shelf, it is likely in waters shallower than this, but if it's further into the Atlantic Ocean it likely sank below its "crush depth" -- the depth at which the hull buckles under pressure.
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Conversely, it's hard to showcase gleaming accouterments like SS belt buckles, Hitler Youth bugles and ebony daggers without glamorizing the Nazi penchant for using bold iconography on flags and uniforms to convey an aura of romance, power and invincibility.
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In this blistering, grotesquely distorted image, the artist twists his arms and buckles his body as if he were Gregor Samsa, in the tale Franz Kafka would publish five years later, on the verge of changing into a bug.
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And below you can find the original, which isn't perfect on white balance due to the background screen, but retains every little detail, right down to the metal buckles on the gent's shoes and the embossed detailing on the Oreo cookie.
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Its divers eagerly scoured the wreck, pulling up a gold ring belonging to the ship's captain, belt buckles, a cannon, a long-barreled pistol, two bottles of rum, scabbards, toothbrushes (sans bristles), a pewter spoon, and hundreds of other items.
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As Snap reportedly buckles down to go public, the company behind the ephemeral sharing app said Tuesday that it is now adding several more ways for advertisers to plug into its system and buy self-serve ads in the app.
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The mostly male crowd was still diverse, made up of older men in sharp suits, young men in hoodies and jeans with keys clipped to their belt buckles, middle-aged men in turbans, and a range of accents from different countries.
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Add to that the fact that this particular 2014 specimen has 0003-karat gold buckles covered in 205 diamonds and it's not just something you can pick up at your local Hermès boutique, even after enduring the bag's legendary waitlist.
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Pros: Breathable nylon shell, waterproof and windproof, fold-up oversized storm collar for extra protection, leg loops for a snug and secure fit, six sizing options Cons: Side release buckles are tucked into the lining, fairly pricey compared to other brands
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If the vessel is resting on Argentina's continental shelf, it is likely in waters shallower than this, but if it's farther out into the Atlantic Ocean, it could be below its "crush depth" in which the hull buckles under pressure.
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If the vessel is resting on Argentina's continental shelf, it is likely in waters shallower than 600 meters, but if it's farther out into the Atlantic Ocean, it could be below its crush depth, in which the hull buckles under pressure.
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"No disrespect intended, but I'm sure President Trump has no idea what exactly the authority is for A.T.F. or the D.O.J. to ban these things," said Bradley A. Buckles, who was the head of the bureau from 1999 to 2004.
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Dana Buckles, a member of the Tribal Executive Board since 23.68, attended school in Wolf Point, where he was pegged as an "instigator" in the 153s for questioning why the Native students were seated in the back of the classrooms.
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Dressed in a navy blue suit and brown leather shoes with shiny buckles, Mr. Avenatti — whose private jet was seized by federal authorities earlier this year — was mobbed by media as he walked between the two federal courthouses in Lower Manhattan.
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At the Jamboree, they could pose for photographs in a painted cutout of John Wayne, shoot an old-West-style six-shooter, practice lassoing, take a tractor ride or buy belt buckles or CDs from the chuck wagons' various merchandise shops.
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Baby K'tan Original Baby Carrier, available on Amazon, $49.95This sling is comfortable, doesn't have any hard or involved straps and buckles, and can be used with kids from babies to toddlers to help parents get more time with two free hands.
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"If you ask someone who doesn't know anything about country music, they're going to think all we wear is belt buckles and cowboy boots," Thomas Rhett says, though he admits he wore cowboy boots for the first two years of his career.
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Those bases can be tricked out with a wide range of modules, horns, dials, bracelets and buckles for a one-of-a-kind look, which gives it an edge over other wearables that can only offer customization with different bands and digital faces.
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Books of The Times Advances in publishing industry marketing have allowed G. P. Putnam's Sons to bring forth "Maestra," a pornographic shopathon travelogue thriller that has billionaires, art world scheming and a sociopathic heroine who can unfasten belt buckles with her tongue.
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The Pentagon exclusively showed Fox News military equipment that was found among the remains, including several pairs of boots, two helmets, several canteen bottles, dozens of buttons, buckles, a bayonet handle, socks and one pair of what appeared to be fingerless gloves.
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Stroll through Motoko Town, as the aging arcade is called, to poke around bric-a-brac shops filled floor-to-ceiling with 2475th-century computers, for example, or kitschy belt buckles, or, somewhat disturbingly, military uniforms from the United States and Germany.
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Even as Jimmy Choo took an unashamedly maximalist approach to the style this season, so did Giuseppe Zanotti, who offered a black Michael Jackson tribute high-top, complete with silver zippers, buckles and red rhinestones on the side of its rubber soles.
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In a time when the market's trend buckles and the range of outcomes runs from brief pause in economic growth as the virus is contained to open-ended pandemic and recession, prices need to move farther, faster, to locate those high-conviction investors.
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And if you have stocked up on fruit but are done with jam, we have many wonderful things to do with the leftovers the next day: any-fruit buckles and cobblers; muffins with blueberries or blackberries; even a bacon, lettuce and plum sandwich.
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And as our country buckles under the pressure of a white-supremacist president, who has bragged extensively about his "good genes" and whose children say he believes in the "race-horse theory" of eugenics, maybe Gattaca wasn't that far-fetched after all.
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Trade wars, oil price volatility, the risk of a disorderly Brexit and rising social unrest — and in the short term, a massive economic contraction in Iran as it buckles under heavy U.S. sanctions — are the biggest factors shaping the region's outlook, according to the IMF.
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During their 20-minute visit Thursday afternoon, the first couple laid flags in section 34 of the cemetery, placing flags on the headstones of Frank Buckles, who was the last living World War I veteran, among others, according to the White House press pool.
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While working at the Pleasure Chest in Chicago, Holloway noticed the limited range of strap-on harness styles available, and many of her customers expressed concerns about size, fit, issues like chafing or snagging buckles, or had trouble finding gender and body-affirming designs.
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The private plane with 24-karat-gold-plated belt buckles, the opera and Broadway torch songs at campaign events — it's an overdrawn caricature of Richness, with a distinctly 1980s flair because the 1980s were the last time that particular kind of overstatement was cool.
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The silhouette — a blouson shirt or peplum jacket wrapped by leather buckles at the waist over a below-the-knee stretch cashmere-tweed pencil skirt and high leather boots — was vintage Ford: a little '70s, a little cinematic, with hints of bondage and overindulgence.
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Spindly radio DJ Wells buckles under the heavy gear and needs to lie down for a spell — which could have seemed like an effective ploy for one-on-one time with our Bachelorette were he not sputtering for air and about to pass out.
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Witness the "Doctor Zhivago" coats, the wide '80s belts with rhinestone buckles, steel head teacher latex shirt dresses and cone bra bodices made purposely too big, so they semi-collapsed to reveal there was barely anything inside (a symbol if there ever was one).
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She wore jeans to dinner parties with big, brass buckles and silver jewelry ("Chandelier earrings," my mother would mutter to herself after we got home, her eyebrows so far up her forehead that they were merging with her hairline), and she had chunky caramel highlights.
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The seven fiberglass-reinforced gypsum cement sculptures composing Nathaniel Robinson's "No One's Things," one of two excellent solo shows running concurrently at Magenta Plains, capture the minute buckles and crinkles of crushed paper cups, an umbrella canopy, and a miniature blue tent with astonishing fidelity.
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Mercer has come away from the annual wine competition at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo with a trove of prizes — saddles, bridles and ornate silver buckles; these add a certain dash to the handsome tasting room, where the fee to taste is $5.
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You could see it in Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski of Hermès and her transubstantiation of the saddlemaker's apron into elegance via supple leather dresses and tunics that crisscrossed at the back, neat outerwear dangling bridle buckles and perforated cargo pants paired with cool knit tanks.
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The result is a dazzling, lawless spectacle, pumped so full of origin stories, redemption arcs, heroic introductions, orange villain flares, and blue lightning that it buckles under the weight of trying to cram around four hours' worth of storytelling into two hours of celluloid.
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Last year the nation's gun folks got their own cable network, aptly named Gun TV. Boasting the tagline "Home Shopping: Fully Loaded," the channel was home to an unending series of infomercials in which men with small faces and giant belt buckles are constantly fondling artillery.
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Amid their business-as-usual shenanigans, Ilana buckles down to apply to grad school programs for psychology and consciously uncouples with Lincoln (teardrop), while Abbi dates an older female doctor and makes the tough choice to leave her city adventures behind for art school in Boulder, Colorado.
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Two Los Angeles Sheriff's Office homicide detectives, Sergeants Paul Whiteley and Charles Guenther, told Sergeant Jess Buckles, an LAPD detective assigned to the Tate homicides, that they had discovered the body of 34-year-old music teacher Gary Hinman, who had been stabbed in his Malibu home.
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The hallmarks of a Ted Turner-run entity are all over the game, from repeated, near-compulsive mentions of other Turner employees and properties, with ads for CNN and Braves-endorsed goods intermingled with per-inquiry ads for direct order swimsuits and Statue Of Liberty belt buckles.
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Boutiques along Brighton Beach and Coney Island Avenue advertise "European Fashion," which means headless mannequins hanging from the ceiling in asymmetrical parachuting garments whose buckles, zippers, mesh pockets, frills, knots and sashes require a doctorate in engineering to operate, which fortunately the fashionistas of Brighton hold.
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Among the roomy outercoats and immaculately tailored suits were new propositions, like culottes and knee-skimming tweed skirts worn over thigh-high boots and a variety of pieces in lumberjack checks; Beckham also worked in offbeat details, such as belt buckles made from silver skeleton hands.
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Fi also says that they've only had two reported instances of defective buckles, noting that it's a type widely used by companies like Petco, and that some early versions of the collar used a defective glue that held on the nameplate — a minor cosmetic issue that's since been fixed.
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Nothing unfortunate happened when I ate pastéis de nata, Portugal's most famous dessert, a small flaky tart filled with custard and baked at a temperature so high the cream blackens and buckles; I ate a few of them daily, even taking a class to learn how to make them.
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Thanks to a video taken by an audience member, it appears that on Sunday during her performance of "I Love Rock n' Roll" and "Gimme More" the harness neckline that held Britney's bra top in place came unfastened after her hair got stuck in one of the buckles.
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At exclusive Fendi boutique events, clients are invited to choose from a box of luxury elements that offer more than 100,000 potential combinations — pieces like 18-karat gold buckles, exotic leather bands, detailing with diamonds and precious gems, and offbeat dials cut from malachite, opal, jasper and fossilized coral.
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Driven by Hokusai's series Thirty-Six Views of Mt Fuji (1830-18903), he experiments with parallel and incongruent diagonals in "Seascape near Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer" (1888), in which the horizon buckles as if bending under the weight of the serene, subtly gradated color fields across the expansive sky.
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"There was some discussion about leaving alcohol and tobacco criminal enforcement in the Treasury at the time, but there wasn't anybody who had the ability to investigate," said Bradley A. Buckles, who served as director of the A.T.F. under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush and oversaw the transition.
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A breezy silhouette mimicked a body in movement, so a belted pinstripe suit was paired with billowing pants, and there was an abundance of boxy summer stripes and oversize cotton shirts, some complete with dance instructions and many finished with snaps, buckles and even hiking poles to prepare for moving onward.
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Mr. Scott, Cardi's date for the Met Gala last night, and, as the creative director of Moschino, the man responsible for her tulle and wool and buckles and gems, was standing behind Cardi, reverently running the tips of his fingers across the satin overskirt as she shut her eyes in silent prayer.
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The rickety DIY art space feels just as vintage: The hardwood buckles and sags precariously in time to the beats as Clipping producers William Hutson and Jonathan Snipes conjure an ear-splitting mix of Gabber kick drums, frantic footwork rhythms, Drum n Bass breakbeats, and industrial samples of clanking metal and mechanical drills.
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I seem to gain three to five pounds every month, my left knee buckles every time I step onto a basketball court and my swimming stroke, which once wasn't half bad, now looks like what might happen if you stapled a pair of flapping hands onto a filing cabinet and threw it into the ocean.
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But money stress is a recurring theme: A couple saves cash by moving farther down the subway line, then buckles under the feeling of isolation; another couple wins a housing lottery but they feel like second-class citizens in their spiffy building, squeezed into a tiny space and barred from the bike room and sauna.
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It fills three huge halls (four, if you count the alcohol specific spin-off conference, BAR) with every kind of product you might need at your your restaurant: food, drink, furniture, lots of shoes, shirts, branded belt buckles, toilet cleaners, kitchen machinery (ovens, pasta makers, a sushi-making robot), pots and pans, and much more.
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Its fold-over closure system—secured by a combination of plastic buckles and Velcro—expands naturally when unfolded to accommodate overloads and slims down when there's not much stuff in it, with no additional compression straps required, which makes it a much more elegant solution compared to the cinch-cord or roll-top designs found on many similar bags.
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Read more: The best coolers you can buyOn the outside of the Hopper, there are two buckles that help reinforce the magnetic closure when the cooler is not being accessed, as well as daisy chain attachment points where you can use a carabiner clip to carry accessories such as a small knife, extra tote, and more.
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" This is true for Coulter, who, in her newly published paean to the candidate, "In Trump We Trust," writes that Trump is fit for the presidency not in spite of his crudeness but because of it: "Only someone who brags about his airline's seatbelt buckles being made of solid gold would have the balls to do what Trump is doing.
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"At any given time there are literally hundreds of established reputable artists who are losing their spaces or recognize that they're about to lose their spaces," said Mr. Buckles, previously a founding director of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, a New York nonprofit that offers one- to two-year subsidized studio space, granted by application and a juried decision.
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At Céline, yellow dyed python trousers and oversized horse bit belt buckles stole the limelight; Versace raided the Gianni archives, culminating in Kaia Gerber wearing a leather cowboy hat and a million Instagram It girls swooning; and London-based label Marques'Almeida reimagined the cowgirl uniform in seersucker minty greens and medicinal pinks tucked under cow-print kick flares, teeny-weeny ruffled skirts, and cowhide overcoats.
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" More smart takes -- Julian Zelizer: Here is what we really need to be debating -- Aaron David Miller: Trump is re-writing the rulebook on incumbency Facebook buckles up Dipayan Ghosh observed that Tuesday's debate also "featured something we have never witnessed before on a presidential debate stage: 15 full minutes of open back-and-forth about how the government should contend with the increasing power of Silicon Valley.
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And Mr. Michele delivered with souvenir jackets scrolled with dragons; flower patterned suits and contrast piped rowing blazers; Mary Janes with jeweled buckles; slickers and rain caps straight off a box of Fisherman's Friend lozenges; over-embroidered jeans jackets; Fair Isle sweaters with Donald Duck woven into the pattern; satin kimono lounge jackets; tunics ornamented with military braid; drawstring painter's pants and evening clothes stitched with what looked like trapunto flora.
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Naturally, Cortés didn't buy Huanitzin a pair of shoes stitched with silver thread like his—not only were they monstrously expensive, walking in them was like squeezing one's toes into a pair of flatirons—but he did buy him good high-heeled boots with tin buckles, and along with them a pair of stockings, a few white shirts, and a pair of black breeches intended for some nobleman's son that fit the featherworker like a dream.
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The show is weighted toward the copious photographs in Katchadourian's ongoing Seat Assignment project, all taken with a cell phone aboard airplanes while she was flying to far-flung destinations, and all using, in novel ways, whatever was near at hand — from the photographs found in in-flight magazines to snacks, napkins, sugar, seat belt buckles, drinking straws, paper toilet bowl covers, a lemon peel, and the reflection of the overhead light and sunlight on glossy magazine pages.
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Though the friends greatly enjoyed many aspects of the IRL parts of the job, both expressed distaste for much of the current state of the online Sparrow community: the fights over costume accuracy down to the thread and belt buckles; competitive legions of Sparrows willing to go full troll on someone's Facebook page if provoked; and the "Johnny Depp obsessives" online who find lookalike pages to either try to sexually solicit them or yell at them for trying to imitate the inimitable Depp.
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The old gas station with its flying horse, the hardware store called Crest, the gift store with its assortment of novelty belt buckles, coasters, artificial flowers, and hand-knit purses, the liquor store that gave you discount points, the small, elegant oblong of an apartment building with "The Saratogan" spelled across its stucco front in stylish metallic script—what kind of person would put that building here, and what would it be like to live under the fading spell of its signage?
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