The trusts they create as a result can last even longer than the three generations it takes for family fortunes to go from clogs to clogs.
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All of you 3million clever clogs made us real happy.
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The other had a wiry gray beard and rubber clogs.
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She should be wearing Dansko clogs or Crocs with socks.
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It is most effective on clogs caused by kitchen grease.
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They also carry a fungus that clogs the tree's waterways.
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Love them or hate them, everybody has feelings about clogs.
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He had on a black smock, jeans, and rubber clogs.
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A piece of waffle falls off and clogs the drain.
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He doesn't use antifreeze; he says it clogs the pump.
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I can wear clogs, even Crocs once in a while.
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This tax in turn clogs the country's economic growth engine.
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Do you know what really clogs up your intuitive abilities?
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Then remove the flame tamers and check the burners for clogs.
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Awarded the Palme d'Or for The Tree of Wooden Clogs (1978).
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Really, our only question is: Who isn't wearing clogs right now?
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It clogs systems, causes accidents, wastes energy and makes people unhappy.
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The clogs he designed last month also sold out in minutes.
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Besides, there are ramifications to whatever's going on inside Clinton's clogs.
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Dr. Tedesco likened it to clearing clogs in a plumbing system.
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Men are rocking Tevas, clogs, shower shoes and, of course, Birkenstocks.
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However, the reviewer found that the built-in strainer clogs easily.
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Footwear included embellished clogs with furry insides, slippers, sandals and creeper shoes.
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It also clogs drains, which makes it a pain to rinse off.
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Dansko clogs say, I am comfortable with myself and with my life.
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My first choices were SLIP ON CLOGS, MEDIA LEAKS and PAINT DRIPS.
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Pros: Built-in strainer, insulated, great for beginnersCons: Expensive, strainer clogs easily
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This teacher wore clogs, and taught us the words sexism and racism.
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Fifteen years later, and I'm on my sixth pair of Dansko clogs.
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Pros: Cuts through hair clogs in bathtubs easily, less expensive than other drain openers Cons: Powerful chemicals that can be dangerous if not handled properly, should not be used for grease clogs, limited distribution in mass-market stores
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On Tuesday night, a new bird came home to roost at KFC: clogs.
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That makes Earth orbit very crowded, and it clogs up valuable real estate.
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Buses are moving more slowly, too, as booming car ownership clogs the roads.
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The black clogs are adorned with studs, spikes, and chains across each shoe.
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A little 'Tub Shroom' that catches your hair before it clogs the drain.
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"It clogs up the court calendars, and it disrupts people's lives," Mears said.
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Many are wearing flip-flops, rubber clogs or sneakers that are falling apart.
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Draining my savings on weird funky clothing and yet another pair of clogs?
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KFC and Crocs unveiled fried-chicken clogs at New York Fashion Week on Tuesday.
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The clogs feature KFC bucket stripes, fried-chicken imagery, and chicken-scented shoe charms.
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He would wear the traditional Volendammer garb: red shirt, baggy black pants, and clogs.
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Cystic fibrosis clogs lungs with mucus and affects the digestive system and other organs.
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But it is more than an extended summer camp for posh, offbeat clever-clogs.
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Narita had arrived to the shop late, in blue clogs and khaki wind pants.
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Whink Hair Clog Blaster will quickly dissolve hair clogs and get drains flowing smoothly.
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They walked miles in flip-flops, rubber clogs and sneakers that were falling apart.
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"Arresting people for these petty issues" clogs up the criminal courts, Mr. Dixon said.
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In 20083, Colorado-based shoe company Crocs sent its plastic clogs into the world.
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Delia. Popped her clogs in 2001, but throughout the cosmos her legend wails on.
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Dansko Pennie Waterproof Pump, available at Nordstrom, $159.99I unironically love Dansko clogs and shoes.
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Many others compared them to Crocs, the foam clogs favored by chefs and gardeners.
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The colorful clogs finding new life with teens, VSCO girls, and even superstar rappers.
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The sandals are set to retail for $145, where the clogs will run at $155.
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Hagfish goo is a thick, sticky mucus that clogs the gills of a hungry predator.
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The foam clogs, made famous by chefs like Mario Batali, are Pachev's preferred running shoes.
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The straws are a source of plastic pollution that often clogs waterways and harms wildlife.
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But the ubiquity and hype of the clogs have not stopped critics from lashing out.
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The straws are a source of plastic pollution that often clogs waterways and harms wildlife.
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Before I found clogs, my friendships with other women were hard-earned and closely guarded.
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Though it brings funds to the company's coffers, it clogs the repertory with enduring problems.
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The resulting traffic of forklifts and trucks clogs areas that are also full of shoppers.
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In Bali, plastic clogs up the surrounding waters and is hurled to shore each day.
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A retired firefighter named Blas Padron told Al Jazeera, "This dust clogs up your throat."
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The buildings are LEED-certified, tranquilly designed and staffed by 155 people, all wearing clogs.
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But it also brings a new set of worries: potholes, clogs, flooding and ice jams.
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When she's not wearing No. 6 clogs, she's wearing Isabel Marant bootees and Dr. Martens.
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If you find the fanny pack clogs too regular, Crocs has a full offering of alternatives.
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But when a bot does it, the chitchat clogs up the flow of command-and-action.
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Unfortunately, the platform bucket clogs that MLMA wore will not be available to the general public.
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In the process, this widely used material clogs up waterways, harms wildlife and pollutes the planet.
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Restaurants pour grease down their drains, where it forms sewer-blocking fatbergs and clogs up pumps.
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Brady likes to deliver quickly, even when not pressured, and dropping eight clogs throwing lanes underneath.
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Nearly all fume about pollution, which clogs their lungs, shortens their lives and harms their children.
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The clogs, which retail for $59.99, are neon yellow and feature the Crocs signature jibbitz [closure].
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CLR Power Plumber blasts through hair and grease clogs with no chemicals and no messy plungers.
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Birkenstock, the brand known for its comfy sandals, clogs, and slippers, is venturing into skin care.
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A blend of humor and critique pepper works like iPhone box clogs and iMessage temporary tattoos.
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I had, three years ago, after tripping on the sidewalk in a pair of high clogs.
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This dynamic isn't just bad because it clogs up our feeds with nonsense, and necessitates debunking.
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But then Kane, 34, puts a pair of foam-rubber Croc clogs on the model's feet.
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I acquired my first pair of Dansko clogs for a summer waitressing job in high school.
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Flushing toilets into a broken sewer system will make things worse, causing clogs, backups, and overflows.
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There's also talk of cranking out covfefe leisure suits, PJs, panties, thongs, bras and even clogs.
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Plastic clogs their gut and traps air, so they are unable to dive deep enough to feed.
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We're telling you, boho is coming back so hard it'll knock you clean off your Gucci clogs.
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They were tapered and cropped, to show off a pair of platform clogs (this was in 2008).
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It's impossible to grade Mahinmi without staring at that contract, knowing how it clogs Washington's cap sheet.
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Despite government work, rubble still clogs many streets and the water and electricity supply is only partial.
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Behind him, a man wearing clogs sneaked up to the stream and tried to steal the beer.
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Where ergonomic clogs failed in Silicon Valley and New York City, Allbirds runners ($95) flourished with ease.
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" Before my pink surgical clogs left my feet, I was paged by a nurse who said "Ms.
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He puts on his baseball hat, slides his feet into rubber clogs and hurries out without coffee.
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My house is very old and there are often lots of clogs and things to be fixed.
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To clarify, this formula is to clean and freshen the drain, but not specifically for clearing clogs.
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Using voice is very high bandwidth, and it's real time, and it clogs the spectrum for everybody.
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Pros: Cuts through hair clogs in sinks and tubs easily, less expensive than other drain openersCons: Dangerous chemicals, should not be used for grease clogs, limited distribution but available online or in home improvement storesBuy Whink Hair Clog Blaster in an 18-ounce bottle on Amazon for $10.29
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Sure, the clogs can be cleared, but it's evidence that those very expensive Dyson vacuums are not invincible.
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My left ear clogs up while I'm trying to fall asleep, which means I won't hear well tomorrow.
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Chokers, clogs, high-waisted pants — even the trends we swore we'd never wear again always make a comeback.
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Even if you wore them in 2001, the thought of clogs today likely sends shivers down your spine.
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This vacuum is bagless, so you don't have to worry about clogs that interfere with your sweeper's power.
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Some of the shoes in the store were barely recognizable as the clogs I had grown to dislike.
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Bring up clogs, and watch what happens to the person you've been struggling to make chit-chat with.
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Crossing this clue, at 240D, is the SHOEHORN you might need if those clogs are just not budging.
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My parents have been together for 50 years, are best friends and share one pair of gardening clogs.
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The clogs soon gained a cult status among riders, who raved about the shoes' comfort, warmth and support.
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It thickens the walls of the uterus, clogs the cervix, causes constipation; generally, it gums up the works.
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But, as you probably know but don't want to think about, that only clogs pores further, making matters worse.
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Lately, clogs have been seen styled in the most diverse of ways — accompanying summer sundresses and athletic shorts alike.
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Clogs are a popular shoe choice for healthcare workers because they check off a list of job-specific needs.
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These days, traffic clogs the narrow Lyari streets and vendors line the roadside as motorbikes maneuver in every direction.
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The custom-made leather apron that he during our interview, along with his leather clogs, gets this sentiment across.
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Contrary to popular belief, Dansko makes more than just clogs — the brand makes excellent shoes, heels, and boots, too!
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"Cooking is emotional," Ms. Argondizza said, shouting over the sounds of shuffling clogs and knife edges scraping against steel.
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Later on that same trip, they encountered this style of clogs, again, but with polyurethane rather than wooden soles.
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LDL stands for low-density lipoprotein and is the "bad" cholesterol that clogs arteries and leads to heart disease.
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Maybe the future of work clogs American streets, making it harder to recruit top talent, bringing down IPO valuations.
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They say oil clogs your pores, but I have no pores, so it's the perfect skin serum for me.
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He now wears his tailored suit jackets from the underappreciated Milanese designer Massimo Alba with drop-crotch trousers and clogs.
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So he sort of drops into the midfield, where he clogs up his team's attacking rhythm, rather than accelerates it.
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That's why we're (finally!) breaking the stigma surrounding clogs and making a case for them as your favorite summer shoe.
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It also comes with a stainless steel poker, because although it's an upgrade, the SilverStick is not immune to clogs.
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A new drug designed for tackling cancer and diabetes has been found to melt away fat that clogs up arteries.
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Not only that, these clever clogs have also come up with a solution that could bring peace to all households.
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The migrants have walked hundreds of miles, many wearing only flip-flops, rubber clogs and sneakers that are falling apart.
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Therapist #3 has a good vibe—no hair dye issues, and she wears Dansko clogs, which is a good sign.
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Clogs can cause the machine to break down, particularly if maintenance crews don't clean them often enough, Mr. Jimenez said.
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The unofficial dress code was L.B.T.Q.I.A.+ chic: Dickies work wear, clogs with socks, and tropical short-sleeve button-down shirts.
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I'm glad I wore my clogs today, because I had to stand in a sterile procedure for over an hour.
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Brooklyn is known the world over for things small-batch and local, like designer clogs, craft bourbon and artisanal sauerkraut.
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Dansko clogs have a tool-like utility; if the Whole Earth Catalog were still around, surely it would stock them.
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With the proceeds from the sale of a foal, Cabot and Kjellerup bought their first order of polyurethane-bottomed clogs.
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The walls were decorated with drawings of Dutch clogs, windmills and tulips along with a color map of the Netherlands.
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They'll find her without her clogs, she'll no longer have jam on her nose, she'll look clean and well dressed.
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And we all arrive in a Volvo and get out of the car in our clogs, like, 'This is nuts, right?!
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He de-clogs our sink quickly ($209) and gives me a quote for other work we need done in the basement.
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It's what clogs up London's sewer systems, collecting unknown pieces of filth and untold numbers of Wet Wipes along the way.
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The vacuums famously don't require a filter, but that means that debris can get caught in the air channels, causing clogs.
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DDoS attacks are defined by a flood of "junk data" that clogs a specific site so legitimate users can't get through.
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In fact, the goo clogs the gills of the predator, which then releases the hagfish to save its own dear life.
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Some new (select) brands in the mix are Cat Bird Jewelry, DL 1961 Jeans, Sven clogs, Save Khaki, and Bailey 44.
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Beginning Tuesday, the company presents Frederick Ashton's cheerful, farm fresh "La Fille Mal Gardée," complete with clogs, maypoles and dancing hens.
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I was especially impressed with the 032c polyurethane clogs ($200), a slightly tweaked version of the shoe that's popular with chefs.
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Ever since Kemal Pamuk tragically popped his clogs mid-coitus with Lady Mary, there hasn't been a dull moment at Downton.
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What have those clever-clogs in the lab cooked up this time to evade the UK's strict anti-weird-internet-drugs law?
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This year's Earth Day campaign is focused on ending plastic pollution, which clogs landfills, streets and the digestive tracts of ocean wildlife.
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Once bacteria that cause it get into a plant — via insects — it clogs the plant's vascular system and deprives it of water.
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Used plastic bottles and cans account for 60 percent of the waste that clogs up drainage systems in the community, Etoga said.
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She wears black yoga pants, a black zip-up sweater, a black scarf around her neck, white athletic socks and black clogs.
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Tevas — often grouped with Birkenstocks, Dansko clogs, Uggs and Crocs as "ugly shoes" — are popular in part because of their outsider status.
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If each of those feet, Mr. Cleary reasoned, were clad in soggy shower clogs, it could easily have caused the wet condition.
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But candidates doing less well will not only be knocked off the campaign trail, they'll be invisible as impeachment clogs the headlines.
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But the truth is that... I am a middle class journalist who likes yoga, dogs, and a good pair of Swedish clogs.
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It's almost impossible to believe Opening Ceremony hasn't tried to release limited-edition Dansko clogs in some absurdist material like pink fur.
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The Butter Sprayer's creators claim that a unique two-channel system, separating the air and melted butter, helps ensure the device never clogs.
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It blankets the streets, clogs the air and is blamed by some for a rise in respiratory diseases among the city's 150,000 residents.
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I always recommend to fly without makeup on; even if the planes are private planes, there's environmental pollution that clogs up the skin.
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As for accessories, you can expect to see everything from leather clogs and leopard print slides to striped socks and outfit-elevating hats.
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It then clogs the gutters and blocks drainage when it rains, and the floods raise the risk of water-borne diseases, Mensah said.
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And yes, sometimes these purring men fought in the nude, save for their cherished clogs, which they polished up special for their fights.
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Those clogs prevent your razor from getting up close and personal with your legs, which means you wind up pressing harder, causing irritation.
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This small silicone tool fits into most standard tub drains and collects all the hair before it washes down and clogs your drain.
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CreditCreditKayana Szymczak for The New York Times BOSTON — David Reich wore a hooded, white suit, cream-colored clogs, and a blue surgical mask.
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While the bar felt exclusive and many were dressed up, I did not feel out of place in my cozy sweater and clogs.
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Draining, filling and fertilizing them is analogous to how smoking clogs the alveoli in our lungs leading to emphysema and other respiratory problems.
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In the time since I sat down to write this, I've received a notification about an article about men in summer clogs, a bird's-eye view photo of a pair of clogs that color-coordinate with a puffy blanket on a moving van's floor, and the latest in a series of portraits of a woman who has only just joined the community.
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So to clean out clogs or jams, the Skid Shot's barrel can be easily removed with a quick twist, and flushed out with water.
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Heavy rain events and storms routinely cause serious flooding here, only now the water buries streets, clogs sewers, damages homes, and fills train stations.
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The -- obtained by TMZ -- shows the actor's cause of death was atherosclerosis heart disease ... a build-up of plaque that clogs the artery wall.
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When we met, she was wearing a "Live Simply" T-shirt, an argyle sweater and wool clogs with a hole at the big toe.
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She was wearing a white T-shirt and bluejeans, green clogs, and had been grading papers outside on the deck while Ron gardened below.
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If there are long-haired humans or pets in your home, use the TubShroom Strainer and Hair Catcher to prevent hair from draining clogs. .
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It could also put the company at odds with all of those parties, as the coronavirus pandemic clogs up business processes around the world.
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"Did you ever notice how water can pool in them and it squishes a bit?" he asked Mr. Gioeli, brandishing one of the clogs.
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HONG KONG — Hundreds of turtles, dolphins and whales become stranded every year on Thailand's beaches after plastic impedes their mobility or clogs their insides.
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"The Diver," at 16 minutes, focuses on a man who swims through the Mexico City sewer system in scuba gear to dislodge garbage clogs.
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On my phone, Instagram is a series of squares and rectangles with pictures of babies, clogs, books, lakes and buildings, buildings and more buildings.
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HDL is often called the "friendly scavenger" because it scours the blood for bad cholesterol and gets rid of it before it clogs arteries.
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You may know the outlines of supermodel Karlie Kloss' spectacular story: At age 13, she was discovered (wearing Birkenstock clogs) at a St. Louis mall.
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"The makeup and dirt clogs pores, potentially leading to a breakout, especially if there's any kind of silicone or oil in your makeup," she says.
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The rest is landfilled, incinerated, or buffeted into the environment, where it clogs up the seas, the beaches, and the digestive tracts of sea life.
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"I stay away from makeup because it clogs my skin," the House of Harlow 1960 designer tells PeopleStyle for our "5 Questions" video series above.
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On the models feet were the most Dries-like designs: clogs and mules featured curved heels and came in yellows and pinks, among other shades.
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Today she is wearing silver No.6 clogs, a blue T-shirt and the high-rise Tapanga flare that's part of the Cult Denim Project.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Roth clogs the segment with a lot of ineffectual Godardian posturings and peoples it with a handful of pompous, affected graduate school types.
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"The guys I dated had bell bottoms and clogs," Dr. Biden told a small group of voters gathered at a bookstore here one recent Sunday.
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And then there are Dansko clogs, beloved by chefs, sculptors, gardeners, masseuses, surgeons — and also by every soft-skilled woman in New York I know.
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At a time when every article of clothing seems to communicate information about the wearer's class, status and personal taste, Dansko clogs are reassuringly neutral.
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Say 'No' to Plastic Water Bottles They are readily and inexpensively available, but the waste from plastic bottles clogs up landfills and pollutes the ocean.
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The company has an entire section on its website devoted to giving tips for avoiding Thanksgiving sink and toilet clogs, which it said are common.
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Tourist traffic clogs Venice's narrow streets, choking its glorious squares and pushing the locals of this enchanting floating city out and onto drab, dry land.
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Mrs May is not an ideas woman—she didn't have any interest in engaging with such Cameron-era clever clogs as Michael Gove and Mr Osborne.
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I forced her to take me to Payless ShoeSource that night so I could buy some navy clogs that matched my first-day-of-school outfit.
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Barrymore, who is mom to Olive, 5, and Frankie, 4, chose one of the most functional presents out there: a pair of Crocs' LiteRide clogs ($54.99).
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Who needs dairy when you can have this much fun at your own dining table, wearing a secondhand oatmeal shirt and a pair of bran clogs?
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Hay was wearing a floor-length Batsheva dress, with a cap featuring the logo of Zabar's, the Upper West Side food emporium, and comfortable Dansko clogs.
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As I left, I mulled over the idea of getting a pair of my own classic clogs and realized why the brand is doing so well.
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TPros: Prevents hair clogs in the drain, easy to install and clean, available in multiple colors and sizesCons: Can slow water drainage if not cleaned regularly
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If you're looking for a no-nonsense plunger to help clear clogs, the Neiko Toilet Plunger is the best low-cost solution at less than $20.
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On a recent afternoon amid a torrential downpour, Ms. Lin, 59, slight in a pair of slacks and clogs, warmly showed a visitor around the museum.
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"Wooden Clogs," populated by real-life farmers and agricultural laborers rather than actors, has been accused of taking a nostalgic view of the cruelties of feudalism.
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I put on more Figs scrubs, my Dankso clogs and compression socks, and grab my overnight oats and travel coffee on the way out the door.
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Near the picnic tables, an elderly man wearing woolen socks under Birkenstock clogs practiced some kind of calisthenics: bending and stretching his body in unhurried sequences.
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Mars is filled with dust and dirt that's likely to get everywhere — if any of it clogs a crucial seal and causes leaks, people could well die.
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Another reason experimental drugs for Alzheimer's have failed is they've all been targeting the toxic amyloid plaque that clogs the brain and kills brain cells, noted Schubert.
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Models wore wooden clogs, raised sandals and knee-high woven leather boots, and carried the new 'All Gancini Ferragamo Studio' bag and microbags slung over their shoulder.
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She'll tell you that her husband hates clogs, but she doesn't care, or that she refuses to become one of those depressing clog-and–sack dress ladies.
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But the plumbers of America have a message: please do not flush anything but toilet paper and waste, as other paper items cause clogs and sewer backups.
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The joke, as it were, is on all of us: our species' synthetic waste clogs the septic device we use to dispose of our bodies' natural waste.
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While cow-print clogs are cute and that one leopard-print midi skirt is still trending, tortoiseshell is the unassuming animal print we're turning to this autumn.
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Ms. Martin owns four pairs of No. 6 clogs; she keeps two in her Manhattan apartment, the other two she keeps at her house in Sag Harbor.
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It is such families' wealth—made, out of sight, from deals in banking, agribusiness, logging, resource extraction and the like—that clogs Phnom Penh's streets with supersized SUVs.
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It's inflation that raises capital and labor costs for businesses, reduces available capital for investment and clogs government balance sheets, forcing other expenditures to be capped or scrapped.
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Key to solving Bamako's wastewater crisis is removing garbage that clogs its streets and waterways – and that starts with conquering the city's "Mount Kilimanjaro of trash", said Maiga.
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He is among a handful of politicians who use Twitter as real people do — casually, bitingly and free of the jargon that clogs up most other pols' tweets.
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Bay Area residents are well-familiar with the traffic that clogs the major traffic arteries between Silicon Valley, San Fransisco, Oakland and the rest of the East Bay.
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Express bus lanes on Cross Bay Boulevard have smoothed commuting for some residents but contribute to traffic clogs at rush hour and eat up parking spaces near businesses.
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"The Tree of Wooden Clogs," Ermanno Olmi's farsighted view of Italian farm life in the late 19th century, immerses you in what feels like an unchanging preindustrial world.
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I've come to not just tolerate Dansko clogs, but actually consider them beautiful — a kind of appreciation usually reserved for natural objects like pine cones or elk antlers.
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The motor is a high-tech dynamo, but it also can fight off hair clogs, which, thanks to two filters and the unusual design are unlikely to happen anyway.
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"The problem is that the soaps and detergents we wash with aggregate with it, and this then clogs our pores, making soaps much harder to wash away," Haydon says.
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Avoid flushing any non-soluble ingredients down the drain, as they may cause clogs, and be careful when you apply the scrubs as they can make the tub slippery.
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And, you very well might accept a request from someone who proceeds to bombard you with endless messages and clogs up your feed with far too many motivational memes.
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When I call up Buckingham Palace with routine questions about the procedures in place for when her royal highness pops her clogs, the press officer laughs down the line.
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So somehow it all feels predestined that I would find myself shivering and semi-naked in a surgical face-mask, clogs, and beanie in the bowels of West Hollywood.
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One reviewer said that when he clogs his toilet, he will squirt some Dawn in there, let it sit for 20 minutes, then the toilet flushes without an issue.
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It clogs celebrated towns with pedestrian traffic and prompts questions about whether the love of art has been overtaken by the love of documenting the experience of viewing art.
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The two Austrians told the cops they'd popped over to the land of clogs to buy a car, but that the deal somehow went sour, and they backed out.
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To address unexpected and frequent clogs, the Navy found it needs to acid-flush the Bush's and Ford's sewage system on a regular basis, the Government Accountability Office reported.
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My mom drove me to a store known for its healthful, if offensively functional, footwear and — I'll never forget it — made me pay for the manager-recommended clogs myself.
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All that's impressive, but it includes minutes when both shared the court with a pair of big men, including Thaddeus Young, a helpful piece who ultimately clogs the floor.
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While butter is what makes most meals taste so decadently delicious, it consists of mostly saturated fat, which clogs arteries and raises cholesterol, a huge factor in heart disease.
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As I walked around, watched suspiciously by the market's handsome young security guards, a slimy mix of bird droppings and decomposing feathers slowly crept up the heels of my clogs.
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"The makeup and dirt clogs pores, potentially leading to a breakout, especially if there's any kind of silicone or oil in your makeup," celebrity facialist Teresa Tarmey previously told Refinery29.
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In fact, we should have seen (or rather heard) clogs coming when Michele made them over with the addition of a cheeky fur lining and Gucci's signature horse bit buckle.
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While there's plenty of levity during Saturday morning rehearsals – when else can you hear Jared Leto riff on "merkins" or see Whoopi Goldberg wearing clogs decorated with kitty-cat faces?
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As I lay under a tree, drifting in and out of sleep, my thoughts spun from Romania to Greece, from Austria to Denmark, from clogs to berets to cheap cigarettes.
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I still hear the sound of women at night crossing the cobblestones, filmy kerchiefs over their hair, the mic-mac of their clogs— this in a country that doesn't exist.
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It was warm and humid, and the town's artistic spirit was visible in the clogs and sundresses, Chelsea boots and cut-off jeans splattered with paint that locals were wearing.
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Read more:People think Kanye West's new Yeezy slip-on sneaker clogs made out of foam look a lot like CrocsScott Disick gave his daughter Penelope's room a $20,000 pink makeover.
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Sometimes Ben Simmons's man (who usually boasts an expansive wingspan) leaves him idle on the perimeter and clogs up lanes that would otherwise exist if he were willing to shoot.
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But other marine creatures do seem to be sieving, such as the basking shark, which sometimes closes its mouth and clears clogs in its filters with a kind of cough.
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Dear Uncle Sam,You are asking me to step up and hear your call, to once again don my scrubs and clogs for my fellow man, to fight COVID-19.
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Maeve wears RAEY Oversized Roll-Neck Marled Sweater, $556.00, available at Matches Fashion; Hush Cashmere Socks, $64.00, available at Hush; Birkenstock Boston Shearling Suede Leather Clogs, $165.00, available at Birkenstock.
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And while sneakers, clogs and flip-flops are fighting hard for the coveted #1 spot on today's runways, it's Teva's (and the like) that have really taken NYFW by storm.
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Dansko clogs are bought and sold on the premise that there is no more comfortable shoe, especially for people who spend a large part of the day on their feet.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A sea of crumpled bottles spills across the courtyard of Lucy Luo Minghui's new $44 million plastic recycling factory in Nairobi, where plastic waste litters roadsides and clogs rivers.
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While Cramer was blown away by the recent "incredible resurgence" in shares of , the shoemaker behind the ubiquitous rubber clogs loved by kids and teens, he still wouldn't recommend the stock.
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"We'll worry about our dust when it clogs the cash registers," said the city's mayor in the early 1970s, according to Ms. Arif, who also runs the town's small history museum.
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Pros: Helps prevent drain clogs, removes odors, will not harm pipes, environmentally safeCons: Does not remove severe clogsBuy CLR Build-Up Remover in a 42-ounce bottle from Walmart for $8.84
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"I am jush here becaush my girlfriend wash feeling quite shick, so I came here to find hurr," he says, his Dutch accent clunking as solidly as a pair of clogs.
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Tozzi was the kind of person who, in second grade, went to the mat with her mother over the right to wear clogs — these sites ratcheted up their levels of anxiety.
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For example, one machine allows a farmer to plant seeds without having to clear his field first by tilling the soil as it plants -- preventing clogs caused by leftover rice crops.
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John Cataneo, an owner of Gateway Plumbing & Heating in Manhattan, said homeowners can avoid clogs by putting cooking grease in the refrigerator to congeal and throwing it away with solid waste.
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Like any of her thousands of followers, I had fallen for Arsala through her perfectly curated Instagram, where she wore white tube top bodysuits tucked into pocketless mom jeans and shiny clogs.
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For some, the word "Croc"conjures a fleet of tank-like foam clogs in a Skittles-hued array of colors — not exactly the kind of footwear you'd choose for a fashionable outing.
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According to MayoClinic, anhidrosis can be hard to diagnose, and can be caused by certain rare inherited conditions (such as Fabry's disease) or skin damage that clogs the pores of your skin.
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She wears conservative cardigans and sensible clogs (a contrast with Zellner's velvet blazers and statement jewelry) and spends late nights preparing her cases in her small, cluttered office under buzzing fluorescent lights.
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Then the prevailing current washes Gaza's poop north, where it clogs Israel's big desalination plant in Ashkelon — which provides 15 percent of Israel's drinking water, explains EcoPeace Middle East, the environmental NGO.
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Critics like him also argue that prosecuting illegal migrants en masse clogs courts that should be expending resources to prosecute people for serious crimes such as human trafficking, drug smuggling and prostitution.
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Transit workers continue to wrangle with the overwhelming task of collecting the garbage that clogs the subway's water drainage system, which pumps 13 million gallons of water a day across the system.
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"The closet that she inherited when she arrived at the Good Place was supposedly the good Eleanor's, so she ends up wearing flannel shirts, clogs, and jeans that don't belong to her."
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When I told Cabot and Kjellerup that almost everyone I know in New York wears Dansko clogs, even the most stylish and constitutionally avant-garde, they didn't seem particularly impressed, or surprised.
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Earth-mother message aside, a pair of No. 6 clogs can cost upward of about $450, and the strap, at $140, is marketed with bags that 99 percent of women can't afford.
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In response to clients' complaints about its able but arrogant employees, one management consultancy asked comedians to teach its clever clogs how to be less obnoxious (or at least come across as such).
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Then, cult Parisian shoe designers Robert Clergerie and Amelie Pichard gave clogs the once over in calfskin and patent flame-embossed styles, respectively, making us rethink our feelings on the shoe after all.
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Though people tend to rib Guy Fieri for his love of diner food that clogs your arteries and might stop your heart with fat and grease, his heart is in the right place.
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With British politics spiraling towards an unpredictable endgame, makers of food and drugs are having to restructure operations in case the arrival of customs checks shatters supply chains, clogs ports and delays deliveries.
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With British politics spiraling toward an unpredictable endgame, makers of food and drugs are having to restructure operations in case the arrival of customs checks shatters supply chains, clogs ports and delays deliveries.
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" Reviewing "The Tree of Wooden Clogs" in The Times, Vincent Canby wrote, "One becomes aware of the film's beauties slowly, as one does with the details of a long, comfortable 19th-century novel.
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The handheld 5-by-5-inch device can be placed anywhere extra humidity clogs up the air such as in closets, under your kitchen sink, in safes, boats, RVs, or bathrooms, and more.
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Zora Ginsburg, a mother of two and a sales specialist for Rebecca Taylor who lives in the Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn, has been wearing her No. 2140 clogs for about eight years.
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The test will involve driving around 150 trucks between a local airport, which will be used as a lorry park, and Dover in southeast England to see if it clogs up the road network.
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An independent designer on Etsy, Princess Pumps, is making headlines for designing a wedding-ready interpretation of the comfy clogs thanks to the sparkling crystal embellishments covering the top and sides of each pair.
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While CNBC's Jim Cramer was blown away by the recent "incredible resurgence" in shares of Crocs, the shoemaker behind the ubiquitous rubber clogs loved by kids and teens, he still wouldn't recommend the stock.
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Ms. Comey, a "Rosie the Riveter of modern design" (as the Critical Shopper for The New York Times once called her) has made a career of wringing magic from unlikely elements like wooden clogs.
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Pros: Clears clogs with no chemicals, 15 applications per can, small and easy to storeCons: Not always available in mass-market storesBuy CLR Power Plumber in a 15-applications can from Walmart for $12.39
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Apart from his thin saffron robes — one wrapped around his chest and one at the waist — he wore only padukas, the traditional platform wooden clogs with a metal post for the toes to grip.
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Like the peasants in "The Tree of Wooden Clogs," Olmi's 1978 masterpiece, which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, Domenico and Antonietta find pleasure and even something like freedom within their highly constrained circumstances.
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He was best known for "The Tree of Wooden Clogs," a three-hour epic about 22014th-century Lombardian peasant life; he wrote, filmed with a hand-held 35-milimeter camera and edited the movie.
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During the launch, in order to avoid another one of Ethereum's network clogs like what happened in late 2017, the iOS app launch was initially limited to 5,000 new players, based on selected WeChat accounts.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Footwear maker Crocs cannot register to protect its namesake plastic clogs in the European Union as rival shoemakers had seen them long before the application was made, an EU court said on Wednesday.
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In this edition, novelist Lauren Mechling (whose new book, How Could She, comes out tomorrow) writes about how her phobia of friend groups became less harrowing when she...made an Instagram account devoted to clogs?
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Ever the colorist, Lak punctuated the collection with bursts of metallic gold, bright daffodil and tangerine; one of the most memorable pieces, the many pairs of chunky clogs notwithstanding, was a glossy yellow blanket cape.
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There is, among the welter of things to be shown, a Rolex Datejust watch, some Lululemon Boogie pants and a pair of Olaf Daughters clogs no stereotypical Woody Allen character would once have been without.
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Good cholesterol helps clear out the arteries and takes other forms of cholesterol—including low-density lipoprotein (LDL), or "bad cholesterol," which clogs the arteries and increases the risk of heart attack and stroke—with it.
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I'd been alternating between one pair of boots and one pair of clogs for the past six months, so I bought some comfy-looking flats and a pair of casual sneakers in anticipation of spring/summer.
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I saw secondhand book shops, a healthy-dog-food store, a store that sells artisan roasted nuts, chocolate shop, clothing boutiques that sell clogs and Free People dresses, and chains like North Face and West Elm.
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But with the latest tech boom — as traffic clogs the highways and a shortage of housing makes it hard even for well-paid software developers to own a home — the old dream, for many, has evaporated.
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Then, I had my friend Morgan Stebbins, a certified Jungian analyst and Director of Training of the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association, give a professional's take on the recurring "mind maze" that clogs Sean's brain during his REM cycle.
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Going against them is like driving towards a tornado during a blizzard—they're a tandem that blitzes in transition, clogs passing lanes, attacks the rim, and creates open looks that prop up a sometimes-feeble supporting cast.
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Also included in the line: wooden clogs called incompiuto, or unfinished, which resemble a shoemaker's last but with a thick elastic band at the arch, and simple Roman-style leather sandals fancied up with an angled toe.
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The FlexiSnake hair clog tool grabs clogs with ease and is able to swiftly eliminate any ball of hair that is causing a backup of water — plus, it doesn't include the chemicals found in typical drain cleaners.
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Big city dwellers know it's at the tail end of summer that life really turns rancid — when heat clogs the veins, resentment festers and the sun itself seems to be asking for a punch in the kisser.
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Clogs have been lumped into the category of "ugly" footwear whose appeal takes a bit longer to sink in, which is why we see fall 2019 as the shoe's big chance to finally breakthrough into the mainstream.
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On my first day back at work, I remember walking up a wide city block — filled with boutiques that sold shearling clogs and locally-made pottery, and restaurants serving pork belly appetizers — my heart swelling with freedom.
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If you've had explosive diarrhea so severe that it clogs not one, not two, but all of the available toilets in the house you share with six other people, you are the one who takes care of it.
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What's more, the idea that foundation invariably clogs pores and prevents the skin from functioning properly no longer applies; there are plenty of excellent formulas that allow the skin to "breathe" while still providing the coverage you need.
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During the study period, the average price of drug-eluting stents - tiny mesh tubes coated with medicines to keep arteries free of clogs - dropped in all countries, but was consistently about $13,000 more in the U.S. than in Germany.
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Around 2011, clogs experienced somewhat of a renaissance when Alexa Chung wore some sling-back tan versions in a kind of Ali MacGraw, down-on-the-farm way, and we all totally ate it up...for a brief moment.
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" Like many other dance imprints, R-N-T has suffered the consequences of what JKriv describes to me unequivocally as "major labels repressing useless crap that clogs up the plants that were used mainly by small labels like ourselves.
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We cook from their books, watch their TV shows, wear their aprons, buy their clogs, give their olive oil to friends — these days, we even do their marketing for them by posting pictures of their food on social media.
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Acrid yellow smoke clogs the skies of major Western U.S. cities, a human-caused fire in the Columbia River Gorge rains ash on Portland, Oregon, and a century-old backcountry chalet burns to the ground in Montana's Glacier National Park.
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The ugly-cute styles — which include ankle boots, clogs, loafers, and even (fuzzy!) pumps — are oozing with '90s inspiration (just check out the designer's Instagram page) that remind us oh so fondly of Delia*s and Sketchers, only all grown up.
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Traffic clogs the streets from dawn until well after nightfall—kita tua di jalan ("We grow old in the streets"), complain the city's eternally harried drivers—and people from every corner of Indonesia cram into every available corner of the city.
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The 1960s feel was clear from the start: a model wore a patterned long dress with a ruffle at the bottom, with a silk foulard on her shoulders offset by thin white gloves, white stockings and high-heeled peep-toe clogs.
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GOUDA, Netherlands (Reuters) - Surrounded by 15-kg (33 lb) wheels of cheese ready to be carted away in horse-drawn carriages, a dairy farmer in the Dutch city of Gouda faces off against a cheese trader wearing traditional wooden clogs.
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The directions were adequate for programming the meal times and quantity of each, but it took a couple of tries to get the programming just right to get the right amount of kibble for my kitty...no clogs or jams.
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During the interview, in typical Giuliani fashion — as if trying to walk a tightrope with clogs — even though he admitted that the money came from Trump, he went on to state that the money was, indeed, "funneled" through Cohen's firm.
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There are few treatment options for the 70,000 cystic fibrosis patients worldwide, who rarely live beyond 40 and possess a defective gene that leads to the build-up of thick mucus which clogs the lungs and other organs, often triggering inflammation.
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GOUDA, Netherlands, April 19 (Reuters) - Surrounded by 15-kg (33 lb) wheels of cheese ready to be carted away in horse-drawn carriages, a dairy farmer in the Dutch city of Gouda faces off against a cheese trader wearing traditional wooden clogs.
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The wooden-soled shoes, or clogs, the men used to bash at each other's shins were popular during the Industrial Revolution among coal miners and factory workers for their low cost, durability, and comfort in the face of the cold and damp.
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It is unsurprising that poll results can go very wrong in an era when most phone calls are diverted to voice mail, landline usage is on the decline, spam clogs email accounts, and divisive elections split the population into bitterly opposing camps.
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In that sanctuary, Kat Kinsman, the founder of Chefs With Issues and author of "Hi, Anxiety," outed a secret that's too long been in shadows: There's a skein of loneliness and darkness, as common as chef clogs, running through the food industry.
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Imagine woman wearing an embroidered cotton Mexican shift, just like the one Linda Kasabian wore to court in the Manson trial, and pony skin Tomas Maier clogs letting loose a stream of invective, followed by a moment of out-of-body serenity.
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Alongside the brand's standard fare of flexible sandals, bedazzle-able clogs in a rainbow of shades, and dad-approved water shoes, the Crocs collection preview on October 30 featured certain styles that wouldn't have looked out of place at, say, an Adidas store.
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" On the popular Reddit community SkincareAddiction, users have accused the cream of being so thick it "suffocates skin and clogs pores," and the reaction of one shopper at Sephora, which started stocking La Mer in 246, was "no, no, no, and no.
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If you're looking for a new pair of clogs to wear while carrying a mini-backpack stuffed with a retractable charging cord all at over half-off, scroll on — we've rounded up these cart-worthy items and more with that gleeful ban.
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Under an emergency declaration, transit officials spent $254 million to unblock drains along all 418 miles, barely touched for 20 years, estimated Elizabeth Keating, a deputy inspector general for the M.T.A. Now the governor watched workers banging at one of the last clogs.
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At the end of the month, the chef Frank DeCarlo will exchange his kitchen clogs for oxblood Dr. Martens street boots, wipe down his station and walk out of Peasant, the NoLIta restaurant he has owned for 20 years, for the last time.
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It was on a work-related trip to Denmark one winter in the late '80s that Cabot, at her husband's urging, borrowed a pair of traditional wooden-soled Danish clogs, "the kind any self-respecting farmer there owns," which have closed backs.
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It smelled vaguely herbaceous inside, like a dorm room of someone who really liked patchouli, and it hummed with the energy of youthful possibility — the exact mood the brand tries bottle and sell to its young fans in the form of graphic tees and clogs.
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The most common reason for persistent hearing loss after surgery is malfunctioning ear tubes, which can happen if the tubes come out prematurely or if wax or mucus or some other substances clogs them and makes them ineffective at helping fluid drain from the ear.
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" Explaining why he decided to create his Instagram page, the actor added that he wanted to "take away the stigma that saturated animal fat clogs your arteries and instead teach people the truth: sugars and grains will cause diseases and obesity before anything else.
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There is a ceremonial street cleaning—kerchiefed boys throwing bucketfuls of water, aproned girls scrubbing with brooms—followed by a parade, in which the Tulip Queen and her court, high-school seniors, wave from their float, and the school band marches after them in clogs.
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A recipe, a book about mathematics, the kind of wood used to make clogs, a Bertolucci film, a realtor's description of a castle for rent in Dordogne, "Chopin's Nocturne in F Sharp Major, Op. 15, No. 2" — can any of these inform the frustrated voyeur?
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Limiting how narrowly a campaign can target voters, or what kinds of ads politicians can pay for, may solve a few problems, but some say tech companies' real concern should be moderating the misleading and extremist organic (that means unpaid) content that clogs their platforms.
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While Hensarling claims that Dodd-Frank "clogs the arteries of capitalism," he seems to forget that unfettered capitalism nearly gave us a fatal heart attack just 10 years ago, when the subprime mortgage crisis led us to the brink of a second Great Depression.
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Read more: People think Kanye West's new Yeezy slip-on sneaker clogs made out of foam look a lot like CrocsEach of the West children seemed to enjoy wearing the sandals, though Saint seemingly had some trouble walking in them and almost tripped down a step.
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Hay, who has an ability to tactfully dismiss things she doesn't like (a pair of fabric-covered clogs fashioned by her intern, for instance) simply by moving on in conversation, considered a pair of elbow-length gloves in a patchwork print with flashes of neon pink.
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The researchers also found that the one-year stroke risk doubled when multiple blood vessel clogs were seen with brain imaging, a large artery was narrowed by heart disease and the patient scored a 6 or 7 on a seven-point scale that assesses stroke risk factors.
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One reason that they need no introduction, as Howard realizes, is their habit of dispensing with introductions to their songs; "She Loves You" gets a short clobber of drums, as if Ringo were tumbling downstairs in clogs, before the rest of the gang proclaims the opening chorus.
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The Grammy-nominated artist, whose real name is Austin Post, was not at the Chicken Express in Southlake, Texas, but thousands of fans still lined up to get a pair of $59 Post Malone x Crocs Max Duet Clogs for just $6, CBS Dallas-Fort Worth reported.
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And as for stocking up, it'll be pretty tough for Batali to amass a hoard of Yeezys the way that he did with those orange clogs, though it seems like celebs may have less trouble than normals when it comes to procuring a pair...or a couple hundred pairs.
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And the VINDICATORS are describing our alien population as the cause of both domestic decay and foreign complications, lack of idealistic progressiveness and radicalism, economic clogs and avaricious job stealers, communists and fascists... The VINDICATORS attack aliens and isms and tempt a nation with empty slogans hinting of hate.
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The car-size, kite-shaped fishes filter their plankton food from seawater, but they don't pause, close their mouths and snort clogs from their filters nearly as often as you would expect, according to Misty Paig-Tran, a marine biologist and a professor at California State University, Fullerton.
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The current cost of addressing all wipes-related clogs is less that one-ten-thousandth of one percent the city's water and sewage operating budget and a significant portion of D.C.'s wastewater comes from adjoining counties that feed into the city's and are unaffected by the law.
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Pros: Dissolves grease and other clogs using enzymes, less caustic than other drain cleaners, each bottle contains two pre-measured treatments, 30-day hassle-free returnCons: Does not work well on severely clogged drainsBuy Green Gobbler Drain Clog Dissolver in a two-dose 15.5-ounce bottle from Amazon for $11.97
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And yet, "there have always been characters who were dressed in very identifiable or signature outfits," he said, mentioning Bécassine, a young Breton housemaid who first appeared in a French weekly in 1905 and traditionally has been depicted in a long green peasant dress, white apron, head scarf and clogs.
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ANALYSIS-NEW HAMPSHIRE RESULT CLOGS UP MODERATE LANE Sanders may have established himself as the standard-bearer for the Democratic Party's leftist wing with his strong showing in Iowa and New Hampshire, but for moderates looking to rally around a candidate to fend him off, the picture just got murkier.
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"[Sleeping with makeup on] clogs your pores, and that buildup ultimately prevents other beauty products from penetrating the skin," says dermatologist Mona Gohara, MD. So even if you're layering a fancy night cream over your old makeup to assuage your non-cleansing guilt, you're not even getting the benefits of said cream.
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I've had the same favorite outfit for close to a decade, which I like to think means it's timeless: a black deep-V from American Apparel (RIP), burgundy Dansko clogs, and a pair of dark-wash skinny jeans that look, more or less, like every other pair I've owned since high school.
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Her impersonations of some notable grande dames are so spot on, you'll squint to make sure you're seeing straight: Judi Dench as a shoplifting delinquent who clogs hotel toilets, Maggie Smith auditioning for a role in a James Bond film and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany trying to subvert her sexual allure.
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"The judges are allowing too many cases to be dragged out for too long, which clogs the system," said Jessica M. Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, which supports giving Border Patrol and other immigration enforcement officers the power to order deportations to alleviate pressure on the courts.
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" Discussing "The Tree of Wooden Clogs" in an interview for the Criterion Collection, Mr. Olmi said: "The peasant world that I was reproducing in my film, and which still shows its traces in Asiago, was concerned with one and perhaps only one thing in particular, and that was a relationship with the land.
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As cities that are job centers make it hard or impossible to build housing — for example, through de facto bans on apartment buildings in areas zoned for single-family homes — people who are priced out move further away, resulting in sprawl that covers up farmland and open space, clogs freeways and increases greenhouse gas emissions.
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On the day I visited his studio — the cellar of a prewar apartment building in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, packed with fabric scraps, paint jars, books and other tools of his practice — he was wearing a black baseball cap with the initials D. A., along with a camouflage-patterned, paint-smeared apron and black clogs.
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Growing up in Communist Poland, Mona Kowalska, 54, had an early insight into the power of fashion through a pair of treasured red clogs that her mother bought for her on the black market: When she wore them, she had her first inkling that clothes could be talismanic, a means of communicating the personal to the world at large.
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For example, instead of a "yes list" for shoes that included leather, closed-heel clogs, and faux-leather sneakers, Starbucks now allows employees to wear any waterproof shoe — be that leather, faux leather, suede, rubber, or anything similar — with flat heels that covers the top of foot, heel, and toe that falls within the color palette.
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The farmers of Inviolata, exploited and oppressed by an ancient social order even as they are sustained by equally durable traditions of stoicism and solidarity, show an evident kinship with the fisherman in Luchino Visconti's "La Terra Trema," the agricultural laborers in Giuseppe De Santis's "Bitter Rice" and the landless peasants of Ermanno Olmi's "The Tree of Wooden Clogs," among many others.
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There was Cher's white collarless shirt from Fred Siegel—her most responsible-looking outfit; the red Alaia dress she gets mugged in; the white, skin tight, Calvin Klein her father tells her "looks like underwear"; her purple clogs; and who could forget Dionne's Dr. Seuss Hat (which was an infiltration of the grunge trend, a la the music video for 4 Non Blondes's "What's Up").
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Read more:Jonathan Van Ness and Jameela Jamil wore the same hot-pink dress, and she says he wore it betterSerena Williams shared a photo with Alexis Olympia Ohanian wearing identical tutus, continuing their streak of matching mother-daughter stylePeople think Kanye West's new Yeezy slip-on sneaker clogs made out of foam look a lot like CrocsViral UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi struggled with eating disorders throughout her career.
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Read more:Kourtney Kardashian shared a new bathing suit picture without editing out her stretch marks, and people are loving itPeople think Kanye West's new Yeezy slip-on sneaker clogs made out of foam look a lot like CrocsKim Kardashian took fans inside Kanye West's new-age domes that he wants to turn into housing for the homelessScott Disick made his kids a $100,000 playhouse that is nicer than your apartment
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Her impersonations of some notable grande dames are so spot on, you'll wonder if you're seeing straight: Judi Dench as a shoplifting delinquent who clogs hotel toilets; Maggie Smith auditioning for a role in a James Bond film; and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall and a reluctant babysitter to Prince George, at her country estate, where she tutors the future king in how to drive a tractor — and drown kittens.
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Rachel Comey Ketu Clogs in Allium Pink Suede, $470, available at Rachel Comey; Araks Shelby Pajama Top in Meadow, $300, available at Araks; Stella McCartney Kids Pear Donkey Patches Dress, $112, available at Stella McCartney; Happy Socks Hysteria Jill Ankle Sock in Blue/Pink, $18, available at Happy Socks; Eric Javits hat; Mercura sunglasses; Lizzie Fortunato Postmodern Cuff in Marigold, $210, available at Lizzie Fortunato; Lizzie Fortunato Ridge Cuff in Clear, $115, available at Lizzie Fortunato.
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Read more:The 28 best celebrity looks you may have missed at New York Fashion Week 2019People think Kanye West's new Yeezy slip-on sneaker clogs made out of foam look a lot like CrocsModels are worried that digitally-created influencers 'pose a threat' to the industry, but CGI could be the future of fashionBehind-the-scenes photos of a New York Fashion Week show reveal what guests don't see, from models getting accessories glued to their bodies to last-minute changes
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When Mr. Burke sold his nearby condo, he gave the furniture to one of the doormen and bought a sectional, a dining table, a desk and a bed, all with simple lines, for his new quarters, the better to showcase the view and the art: Picasso and Chagall lithographs; a group of blown-glass "baskets" by Dale Chihuly, who painted Mr. Burke's work clogs as a special favor; an enormous, brightly painted missionary bell; and a driftwood figure that Mr. Burke bought in Sonoma, Calif.
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The current Warriors, while not exactly the mirror image of the 72-win Bulls, have plenty of parallels in personnel: the league's dominant scorer (Jordan and Stephen Curry); an All-Star wing who excels on both ends of the court (Pippen and Klay Thompson); an outstanding power forward who does the dirty work (Rodman and Draymond Green); a big center who clogs the middle and does not worry about scoring (Longley and Andrew Bogut); a player who hits open shots resulting from the space the dominant scorer creates (Kerr and Harrison Barnes); and savvy veteran guards who do not fill a stat sheet but help in numerous ways (Harper and Shaun Livingston).
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