"We provide beautiful cosmetic coverings specifically for women when insurance won't cover realistic cosmetic coverings for people with limb loss," she explains.
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As many of the looks incorporated head coverings as didn't.
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France and Belgium banned face coverings in public in 2011.
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To put on the surgical masks and the shoe coverings.
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A law now bans face coverings — but also "abnormal" beards.
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The coverings did not hamper analyses of the crowd size.
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Getty likewise has a photograph of the 2013 floor coverings archived.
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Go deeper: Sri Lanka bans face coverings after Easter Sunday bombings
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So pale and thin inside these coverings, like a flower stalk.
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A number of rooms have coffered ceilings and fabric wall coverings.
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Both are pictured wearing head coverings, and dressed in modest clothing.
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France banned the wearing of face coverings in public in 2010.
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They are going to make photocopies of them through their coverings.
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Cowlings, the metal coverings of an engine, are made into beds.
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He tears off the window coverings and forces everyone to look outside.
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Visitors are asked to put on blue shoe coverings before stepping inside.
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But some Social Democrats have supported a ban on full-face coverings.
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Both paint and the coverings are considered equally effective, Ms. Jaiswal said.
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But they liked the layout, the closet space and the window coverings.
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Window coverings have been removed to let sunlight into the museum's galleries.
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It will drip from the black wall coverings inset with gold paisley.
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It can be used for everything from wall tiles to pillow coverings.
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They have distributed tens of thousands of black abayas, or full-body coverings.
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The Swiss debate follows measures in other European countries to restrict facial coverings.
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We had an incredible panel about the future of window coverings, including SmartBlinds!
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Instead, the recommendation under consideration calls for using do-it-yourself cloth coverings.
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While most protesters were masked, several could be seen at times without face coverings.
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Spicer then claimed photographic evidence was unfair, because of ground coverings on the mall.
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Equally important, when it was time to sleep, window coverings kept city lights out.
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Intelligent action like handing out tarpaulin (waterproof coverings) can help to limit the damage.
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At least one Sri Lankan hotel reportedly has banned facial coverings after the attacks.
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It said coverings obscured whether a space-launch vehicle was present on the pad.
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It reported $8.1 billion in booking, coverings 30.7 million riders and 1.9 million drivers.
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Similar debates over Muslim head coverings have played out in Germany, where Alhumedhi lives.
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What is allowed are full-length head coverings that leave faces and hands exposed.
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Upon entering the facilities, we all donned white paper suits and disposable shoe coverings.
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Those caught wearing face coverings could be fined up to 150 euros (about $180).
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The master suite, embellished with silk velvet upholstery wall coverings, encompasses the sixth floor.
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Some buildings are moving away from art altogether, preferring decorative or textured wall coverings.
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In fact, similar coverings were used during the 2013 inauguration to protect the grass.
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Small rips or holes in the coverings gave tantalizing glimpses of lyrical abstractions underneath.
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Another group in blackface wore Muslim head coverings and dressed up as chocolate bars.
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"We believe the décor business will benefit from being part of Hunter Douglas, an owner more strategically committed to building and investing in the window coverings market," Newell Rubbermaid President and CEO Michael Polk said in announcing the window coverings business sale.
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These scanners have trouble identifying thick hair and certain head coverings, according to the report.
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AS OTHER countries move to ban Muslim head coverings, Turkey is going the opposite way.
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Both window coverings, conservative or not, were meant to hide what was going on inside.
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For security reasons, Germany already bans ski masks and other facial coverings in public demonstrations.
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Several states prohibit women from wearing face coverings in license and identification photos, including Georgia.
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Dressed in long tulle skirts and matching head coverings, she practices 30 hours a week.
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Here are some of the places where masks or face coverings are banned in public.
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But she said the policy in question inappropriately included rules against hair coverings and housewear.
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The dancers' blank faces are topped by strange white coverings: perhaps bathing caps, perhaps wimples.
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Owais Ibrahim, a Muslim shopkeeper, said he supported a ban on face coverings for security reasons.
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Shade canopies and window coverings blocked passengers from escaping, pulling them underwater with the sinking boat.
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In 2017, the US Army became the first military branch to allow head coverings and beards.
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Parliament has passed laws banning women from wearing the burqa or other face coverings in public.
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In a subsequent venture, they reused old discarded parachute silks to create a patterned floor coverings.
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A spokesman for Austria's Supreme Court of Justice said there was no law banning face-coverings.
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A number of entryways are decorated with Baccarat crystal chandeliers and glittering chain mail wall coverings.
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But Austria, the Czech Republic and neighboring Slovakia have all made face coverings in public mandatory.
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Muslims make up about 10 percent of the country's population, and facial coverings are not common.
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He prefers to receive them whole, fixed in formalin, along with their coverings and spinal cords.
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The loudest cheers came for her line on Shariah, followed by her statements on face coverings.
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The Netherlands approved a ban on all face coverings, including ski-masks, in some public spaces.
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The court "informed Mr. Goudy's representative that the Court prohibits hats and other head coverings in an effort to prevent obstructed views and for matters of Courtroom security," the office continued, while adding that head coverings are only to be permitted if for religious or medical reasons.
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There was no smiling in "Emergence" — or maybe it was masked by the dancers' mesh head coverings.
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Soon students are buzzing in groups, defining roles and deciding which coverings to put on their ramps.
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The ban, which forbids face-coverings on anyone giving or receiving public services, was enacted last October.
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The Swiss federal government in June opposed a grassroots campaign for a nationwide ban on facial coverings.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to clarify all face coverings have been banned in the country.
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Another room couples fluffy fur rugs with equally plush pillows, as well as more cowhide floor coverings.
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Provincial officials say the bill targets all face coverings and doesn't discriminate against a particular religious group.
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Before the game, Hansel Robles and Kevin Plawecki had skintight face coverings, leaving only their eyes exposed.
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The tiny chapel, a centerpiece of the inn, has hand-painted wall coverings and stained-glass windows.
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I store my hand coverings on the radiator and my boots under it when not in use.
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The disease begins when a person's immune system attacks the coverings of nerve fibers throughout the body.
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Designers turn flat fabric into 3D body coverings in a limited number of sizes and even more limited number of shapes, and then we purchase what we can, hoping for the best, becoming angry at our bodies for not corresponding to the coverings instead of the other way around.
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Berkus reveals floor coverings are one of the best places to save money when you're decorating a room.
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Men are forbidden to grow beards, women may not wear head coverings and children are barred from prayers.
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They have different sweaters, scarves, sweatshirts, maybe slightly different jackets, but they all wear the same head coverings.
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Corral your spare sheet sets by folding up the bed coverings and placing them inside their coordinating pillowcase.
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Christian, who was dressed as Deadpool, was reportedly fined under a Swiss law prohibiting face coverings in public.
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Mitchell said that similar state and federal laws protect against discrimination due to religious hairstyles and head coverings.
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Carnauba wax is also used in some protective coverings for shoes and cars, as well as other candies.
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In an adjacent office, we don hairnets, scrubs and shoe coverings; best to be both hygienic and classy.
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The language about face coverings was added to a state statute meant to prevent Ku Klux Klan activity.
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The reality is that it would have been a law regarding all face coverings, and it makes sense.
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Typically, glass coverings for touch devices are strengthened while they're still part of a huge sheet of glass.
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Britain's largest floor coverings retailer, Carpetright, shed 6 percent after lowering its full-year 2017-18 profit forecast.
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Lam invoked colonial-era emergency powers and banned facial coverings in an aim to curb protests last week.
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The penthouse suite features three plush bedrooms, a drop-down television, ocean views and handmade parchment wall coverings.
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State and federal anti-discrimination laws protect women's choice to wear religious hairstyles and head coverings, Mitchell noted.
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In Denmark and the Netherlands, new bans on face coverings are seen as hostile moves targeting Muslim women.
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The law also obliges employers to provide water, shade and head coverings to protect workers from the heat.
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Lam invoked emergency powers in early October to ban face coverings during protests, she set off further demonstrations.
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Almost everyone involved in violent ones have worn more extensive face-coverings, often including gas masks and goggles.
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House Democrats changed a 181-year-old rule barring head coverings to allow her to wear her hijab.
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The team also found the cloth coverings and the leather strap that bound the scrolls the jars once held.
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In fact, as a journalist pointed out on Twitter, there were floor coverings laid in 2013 during Obama's ceremony.
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For those of you in cold climates who wear face coverings, start practicing pulling that scarf down to unlock.
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The court is expected to rule soon on whether to suspend the prohibition on face coverings while it deliberates.
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The ONS data showed a drop in sales of carpets and floor coverings, possibly reflecting a stalling housing market.
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Existing state law makes it a misdemeanor to wear masks, hoods or face coverings intended to conceal one's identity.
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France and Belgium are the only two nations in the world that have banned burqas and similar coverings altogether.
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Earlier this month the floor coverings retailer said it would seek creditor approval for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
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In the video, the camera pans across a group of somber-faced girls cloaked in robes with hair coverings.
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She smiled patiently and shifted her gaze to the floor (carpeted, thankfully, in seagrass, the Switzerland of floor coverings).
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The new law, which was passed in May and went into effect yesterday, bans wearing facial coverings in public.
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Among its seven recommendations NTSB also said airlines retrofit their aircraft with the new coverings, known as a cowling.
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Laing handed her a hairnet, shoe coverings, and a lab coat, which she slipped on over a pink sweater.
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"The cantons should decide for themselves whether or not to ban facial coverings in public places," the statement said.
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She said that she wanted to draw attention to her party's push to ban full-face coverings in public.
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Below that was a photo of three folded black patio umbrellas arranged to resemble people in full body coverings.
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Part of the facility were completed in the 1940s and had pipe coverings with the fibrous substance, he said.
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These hazmat suits, face masks, rubber gloves and shoe coverings are thrown out at the end of each shift.
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In 2017, authorities first banned a wide range of activities, including wearing face coverings and having a long beard.
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In the home department, the company will assign people to lead the appliances, window coverings, furniture and mattress categories.
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In North America, Quebec has barred people wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs.
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In North America, Quebec has barred people wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs.
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Among small stocks, struggling British floor coverings retailer Carpetright fell 2.3 percent after it reported a loss for 2017-18.
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The men wore plain green military fatigues, and only their eyes were visible through the matching coverings on their faces.
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When you choose to "bloc up" and put on the signature black clothes and face coverings, it changes your life.
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The new Echo is a better looking device than its predecessor, thanks in large part to its various fabric coverings.
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Female competitors will follow the same requirements for bottom coverings as the male competitors, minus the requirement for groin protection.
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Voters in 2009 banned the construction of new minarets, and the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino has banned facial coverings.
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L). CVAs have been carried out by several British retailers, including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings firm Carpetright (CPRC.
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In antiquities, jewels ranged from ancient to new, and fabulous antique objects including furniture and wall coverings were on display.
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The $45 coverings are easily attachable using "the hook-and-loop closures for a secure fit," according to Target's website.
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Shareholders of the struggling floor coverings retailer will receive 5 pence per share in cash, representing a premium of 18%.
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Another standard object is the Masonic apron, which represents the protective coverings worn by actual stonemasons in the distant past.
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They were last seen wearing white T-shirts, white boxer shorts and head coverings, the Curry County Sheriff's Office said.
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There were encrusted mantle pieces, delicate plasterwork and stippled floral wall coverings spread across its more than 333,000 square feet.
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About 200 guests, all shoeless and wearing head coverings, sat on a carpeted floor in the gurdwara, or marriage hall.
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The meeting rooms are laid with carpets and have ceiling coverings in 60 different colors, producing a mildly psychedelic effect.
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His shoe experience led to another early inspiration: using shoe skins — cobra, alligator, lizard — to make distinctive coverings for bracelets.
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The propellers were bent, the engine coverings were crushed, and the tanks were ruptured, but Fletcher had saved everyone's life.
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He teamed up with The Knot Collective, which partners with various creatives to create floor coverings made of 100% recycled materials.
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Beyond Germany, a region of Switzerland deemed it illegal for women to don face coverings, with fines as steep as $10,000.
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Last week the Netherlands became the fifteenth European country to implement some kind of ban on face-coverings in public places.
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Then I closed the shutters in the kitchen, and in a bathroom, where one of the old window coverings felt stuck.
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Also, deputies "observed what appeared to be salt and a white powder sprinkled over the body and coverings," the affidavit reads.
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This particular one originally retailed for about $2,600, and it is highlighted by its interior seat coverings, which depict running ponies.
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It turns out these leg coverings in question are in fact not shoes or leg warmers at all, but rather CHAPS.
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Meditor increased its holding in the floor coverings retailer to 603 percent from 16.47 percent, a regulatory filing showed on Monday.
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At the terminal, four men exited the truck wearing face coverings, Reuters reported, saying that at least one carried a rifle.
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All of the rooms are filled with colorful pop art and wall coverings, giving the property a cozy and unique feel.
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There have been red, green or white coverings in centuries past, but now it is always black with embroidered gold calligraphy.
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Many designers use multiple layers of window coverings that might include blackout shades inside the window and sheer curtains over top.
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She said that she wore the veil to draw attention to her party's push to ban full-face coverings in public.
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Soft brush attachments, also called upholstery attachments, can be used to dust books, lampshades, window coverings and, of course, upholstered furniture.
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I'll never get tired of hearing him bellow "The moooooooooooon!" as he fumbles with an increasingly varied assortment of window coverings.
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The piece marked a continuation of her exploration of face and body coverings, which later segued into embellished balaclavas and masks.
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Pops of color are the new normal in this house, with pink lacquered floors, blue patterned wall coverings and bright dining chairs.
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This PurseN piece has an individual pocket for every type of brush, with special coverings to protect bristles when you store them.
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ABC sold everything from hand-woven Oriental rugs worth tens of thousands of dollars to more modest coverings for a starter apartment.
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It argues that the ban on all face coverings was necessary for security reasons and to facility communication and identification of people.
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Neither hiding behind borrowed face coverings nor investing in too-good-to-be-true promises of surgery in Morocco are the answer.
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Since no architectural plans existed, her team had to remove all the wall coverings to discover the full extent of the damage.
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President Donald Trump has banned travellers from some Muslim-majority countries; France and other states have banned Muslim head- or face-coverings.
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But Spencer's bill would go farther in preventing women from wearing head coverings while driving or while walking down a public sidewalk.
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Both of these emit light when excited by electricity, so wall coverings printed with such materials could be used to illuminate rooms.
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Trump escalates a trade war with Mexico, Canada, and the EU; Denmark passes a law banning the burqa (and other face coverings).
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Shelters constructed from tarpaulin and bamboo are being strengthened with additional coverings, ropes and sandbags to make them more resilient, said MacGregor.
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The French-speaking province of Quebec has barred people with face coverings from receiving public services or from working in government jobs.
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They make up about 12 percent of the population and few of them wear niqabs or other face coverings, according to Reuters.
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Dr. Moors said she and other researchers had estimated there were fewer than 500 Muslim women who wear the full face coverings.
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Klimt's "Zwei Liegende," or "Two Reclining Figures" (1916-17), depicts two women who appear to be blissfully sleeping, wrapped in gauzy coverings.
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But Ms. Turner was surprised at the things many New York apartments lack: a washer-dryer in the unit, window coverings, carpeting.
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But its government is not the first to impose such a rule: Banning face coverings is common, though controversial, in Western democracies.
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Worse yet, women are barred from working outside the home, learning to read, or appearing in public without head-to-toe coverings.
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Evaluate the safety of floors and floor coverings, including throw rugs (a big no-no), loose carpets and raised ledges between rooms.
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In addition to an IPX6-rated design out of the box, Crazybaby includes larger clear silicone protective coverings to go around each earbud.
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Hörnschemeyer disengaged metal structures used for casting concrete walls from their coverings, leaving them unbound from solid, closed forms, to constitute freestanding grids.
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Quebec joins five Western European countries in their restrictions on face coverings, with Austria implementing its own ban at the beginning of October.
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Designed by Julia Luke, these vinyl wall coverings appear throughout the exhibition, largely taking the place of lengthy expository text — to great effect.
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As the most overt symbols of Islam in non-Muslim countries, women who wear Islamic coverings already have a target on their backs.
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A fireplace sheathed in book-matched stone slabs unites the spaces, which also both sport patterned floor coverings and statement-making light fixtures.
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"The major challenge of external BCIs is the thickness and varying density of the scalp, skull and coverings over the brain," Henderson said.
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CVA's have been used to restructure a number of retailers in recent years, including fashion brand New Look and floor coverings store Carpetright.
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There's an exemption for face coverings worn for a "recognizable purpose," such as wearing a scarf in cold weather, or a motorcycle helmet.
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Under Islamic State's rules, women are required to largely stay at home or wear head-to-toe black coverings if they venture out.
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Lemp also likes to use detailed wall coverings to differentiate kitchen areas, which can be challenging since real tile isn't great for RVs.
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But in France, a fiercely secular country, face coverings are banned—and the government continues to debate the use of hijabs, or headscarves.
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The law also says it will be up to the police to evaluate which face coverings are acceptable and which ones are not.
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Eventually during the demonstration, protesters erected coverings around the monument, shielding some of the statue's critics while they worked to take it down.
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In 2012, the New York Police Department patrol guide did not provide guidance for religious coverings as they related to photographs, she said.
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That year, a writer and lager enthusiast, Kit Caless, started Wetherspoon's Carpets, a blog that cataloged the floor coverings of the company's pubs.
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Non-slip "skins," special coverings that prevent the skis from sliding backwards, go on the bottom of the skis for the vertical trip.
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Sergeant Bertram said that the suspects in Thursday's attack were men who wore hoodies pulled over their heads, as well as face coverings.
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Deer effectively ate all the trees replanted on Hokkaido from 2000 to 2004, before plastic coverings were implemented as shields, Mr. Naito said.
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" Such coverings, she said, were "oppressive, presented barriers to assimilation, disadvantaged women from finding employment" and "had no place in modern Western society.
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Under Islamic State's rules, women were required to largely stay at home or wear head-to-toe black coverings if they ventured out.
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Authorities also announced that women driving with improper head coverings would no longer be arrested and would instead receive a relatively small fine.
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It's not uncommon to see Uber and Lyft vehicles with makeshift coverings on their seats or special floor mats to prevent permanent damage.
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" The federation also said that female participants would not have to wear head coverings, "a first for any sporting event in Saudi Arabia.
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If it is approved, Sandberg told reporters, teachers and employees who wear face coverings could lose their jobs, while students may face expulsion.
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The rule would prohibit Muslim women from donning full-face coverings in schools, court rooms, and administrative buildings, according to the Washington Post.
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Protesters too did not come geared for trouble, almost none wore face coverings and only a tiny minority had helmets and other protective gear.
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They were arrested for wearing face-coverings resembling bandanas in violation of a law against wearing masks or hoods in public places, Bankhead said.
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The floor coverings retailer also said its shareholders approved its proposed restructuring plan at a meeting, following approval from creditors and landlords on Thursday.
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"Cher you are great and all but you are 71 years old so maybe the nipple coverings weren't the best decision," a fan advised.
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They wear the head coverings and loose, modest dresses of Old Order Mennonites, they inhabit a sexist community, and they have survived heinous crimes.
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The economy has grown, government services have improved, and public space has been expanded for religious women, like her, who wear Islamic head coverings.
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However, this model is not among its top choices because the handles' metal coverings slide down, and there were many grooves that collect grit.
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After an outcry, the ban was lifted and they said future creations would come with alternatives featuring "basic coverings," aka they would add underwear.
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Critic's Notebook An exhibition steps back from the country's obsession with Muslim women's dress to consider the many uses of head coverings throughout history.
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In these walled-off areas, women go without head coverings and hold serious jobs in areas like computer science and geology at the company.
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On Thursday, Parliament approved a law to ban the wearing of full-face coverings in public, mostly seen as directed at the Islamic veil.
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Jewish pedestrians in the neighborhoods have been assaulted or harassed, women have had hair coverings ripped from their heads and synagogues have been vandalized.
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Jewish pedestrians in the neighborhoods have been assaulted or harassed, women have had hair coverings ripped from their heads and synagogues have been vandalized.
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Protesters often wear gas masks and other face coverings to protect themselves from tear gas fired by police, as well as from being identified.
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In the 95-second clip, Sheriff Grinnell, who was elected in November, stood at a podium flanked by four deputies wearing black face coverings.
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Chilean officials also confirmed some remains of the plane were found, including some of the wheels and some of the cloth interior wall coverings.
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A contentious law was passed in August banning from some public places burqas, niqabs and other face coverings that are worn by some Muslim women.
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Lam said the regulation contains exemptions for people who do have legitimate reasons to wear face coverings -- such as for religious, medical, or professional purposes.
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" One group called "Stop AI" — an abbreviation for "stop all invaders" — advertised against face coverings, saying they "should be banned in every state across America.
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Flat Uzbek ikats served roles both decorative and functional (for example, adding insulation to the interior walls of a house, or as coverings for bedding).
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TMZ reported at the beginning of January that Olympios' family runs a business in Miami called Armor Garage, which sells epoxy floor coverings for garages.
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Critically, in addition to the drones themselves, which look like DJI models with dark coverings, police collected some long wires — more than 600 feet long.
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Dutch embossed leather wall coverings marketed in Japan, it turns out, made a fine material for Jinbaori, vest-like surcoats worn by nobles and samurai.
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But during the past 100 years in Iran, hair coverings have alternately been banned and enforced, depending on who was in power at the time.
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Fever's urban events discovery app uses a recommendation algorithm to offer personalized listings coverings activity such as music festivals, theatre, fashion, restaurants and pop-ups.
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And, also just like in a doctor's office, stations should be scrubbed between every client, and new coverings should be put down over the surfaces.
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Woven Image, a company that recycles plastic bottles into acoustic wall coverings, now makes its EchoPanel and Mura offerings in acid colors and lively patterns.
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When he was there, he said he told Mr. Johnson and another student with long hair that they would need proper hair coverings to compete.
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The government has been slow to look at other types of flammable coverings that may be putting at least 220 additional apartment towers in danger.
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Niqabs, burqas, and any other facial coverings have "no place in Norwegian schools," Per Sandberg, the acting immigration and integration minister, said in a statement.
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" The National Federation of State High School Associations, which sets the rules for wrestling matches, says any hair coverings "must fit snug against the wrestler's body.
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That's why we're introducing "Lyft Foot Things": leather/canvas feet coverings with rubber on the bottom for WHAT THE HELL ARE WE DOING THIS IS SHOES.
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Germany's parliament last year backed a ban on full-face veils for civil servants, judges and soldiers, while Austria and Bulgaria have also banned facial coverings.
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Outfitted in white lab coats and blue protective foot coverings, we were paraded around the reactor, which was supplied by an American company in the 1960s.
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Mr. Thenaers is aware that a buyer could paint over his handiwork, remove wall coverings and even convert the single apartment back into two smaller ones.
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Spicer's assertion that the crowd appeared smaller than Obama's due to the Mall's floor coverings was also inaccurate — these were also used for Obama in 2013.
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Britain's biggest floor coverings retailer Carpetright also warned on profits, sending its shares plummeting 39.4 percent and weighing on home improvement retailer Kingfisher, down 2.3 percent.
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The furniture industry has increasingly used fur in chair coverings, and expenditures on fur goods in that sector grew by 10 percent from 2011 to 2016.
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The Dutch government announced that the ban would be "partial", the Financial Times reports, with coverings being banned on public transport, schools, hospitals, and public buildings.
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On the other end of the trading board, Britain's largest floor coverings retailer Carpetright shed 5.4 percent after lowering its full-year 2017-18 profit forecast.
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Think of how a patterned scarf can tie even the most disjointed colors of an outfit together — table coverings and floral elements do the same thing.
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Women, on the other hand, make most of their own garments and are expected to wear prayer coverings on their heads whenever they are in public.
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House of Hackney, an English design studio founded in 2011 and now opening a Manhattan branch, channels a Victorian look in its textiles and wall coverings.
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The proposal would not ban the wearing of head scarves that do not cover the face, like hijabs, the coverings most commonly worn by Muslim women.
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The parliament in St. Gallen canton this year backed a ban on facial coverings which were deemed likely to endanger public security or upset the peace.
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Tapiau found joy in repairing the parquet floors and black-and-white cabochon, in re-sourcing ornate wall coverings and repainting rooms in their original hues.
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In 2010, France enacted a law prohibiting any face-concealing coverings, following a 2004 law forbidding students in state-run schools from donning any religiously symbolic garb.
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Spicer also lied in saying Trump's inauguration makes the first time in American history that floor coverings were used to protect the grass on the National Mall.
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She cited more people appearing on TV with Jewish head coverings and Israel's army radio and storied Channel 2 giving popular right-wing journalists more prominent spots.
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Quebec's justice minister said at first that face coverings, including sunglasses, would be banned on buses, then said passengers could put them on after showing their passes.
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Full-face coverings such as niqabs and burqas are a polarizing issue across Europe, with some arguing that they symbolize discrimination against women and should be outlawed.
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They have been adopted by British groups including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings retailer Carpetright, mother and baby goods company Mothercare and home improvements chain Homebase.
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Full-face coverings such as niqabs and burqas are a polarising issue across Europe, with some arguing that they symbolise discrimination against women and should be outlawed.
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"We were whipped for smoking, beaten for letting our women out of the house without face coverings and using mobile phones" said shopkeeper Dawoud Omar Dawoud, 42.
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Before Trump's address, a tarp was hung over the USS John McCain's name and sailors were reportedly directed to remove any coverings that showed the ship's name.
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Behind me were members of the [communist/anarchist group] Austin Red Guard with red head-coverings and a communist flag, and they were open-carrying as well.
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Feathers, museum researchers said, are one of the most useful skin coverings that ever evolved for insulation or mating display as well as gliding or powered flight.
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But the CDC is rethinking its guidance on whether healthy people should wear other kinds of face coverings as an additional precaution, according to the Washington Post.
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In a number of countries, including France, Germany, and Denmark, the niqab and burqa — religious coverings worn by some practicing Muslim women — are partially or totally banned.
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It connects to a second formal dining room, which has printed linen wall coverings and a fireplace of Vermont green marble flanked by ornate wood relief sculptures.
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While the government barred people wearing face coverings from using public services or working in government jobs, it did not ban full-face veils in public spaces.
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It barred people with face coverings from receiving public services, such as riding a bus, or from working in government jobs, such as a doctor or teacher.
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Schechter-Perkins is one of several doctors and nurses who told WIRED they're reusing N2000 masks, which are thick, particle-filtering face coverings designed for single use.
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She says she contacted the human resources department and her superiors continued to tell her that religious head coverings were barred as part of the center's policy.
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In the wake of the ruling, women rushed to buy synthetic wigs as well as cloth head coverings at the Uptown Girl Snood Factory Outlet in Brooklyn.
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"What I am scared for is the safety of people who share my identity," said Ms. Omar, who has stood out in Congress with colorful head coverings.
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"What I am scared for is the safety of people who share my identity," said Ms. Omar, who has stood out in Congress with colorful head coverings.
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Some entrances are still visibly charred or smashed, and at many stations, there are coverings over ticket machines and turnstiles with signs signaling they have been damaged.
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CVAs have also been adopted this year by fellow UK retail strugglers - fashion chain New Look, floor coverings group Carpetright and mother-and-baby goods retailer Mothercare.
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In fact, the mother of three was keeping her arms warm with detachable ribbed wool and cashmere-blend coverings from Calvin Klein's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) said she needed a waiver in order to wear anything outside of uniform rules during the race, including any head coverings.
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"There's no single meaning to the veil," insists Ndèye Aminata Dia, a Senegalese-born woman working in Paris who has started a fashion line in stylish head-coverings.
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They also called on transport workers to report women wearing face veils or full-body coverings to the police, and prohibited "naming of children to exaggerate religious fervour".
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There's no word yet on whether US Ikea customers will be able to make their window coverings smarter, though Mashable has reached out to Ikea to find out.
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Investigators said they "recovered U-locks, sunglasses, a glove, jeans, and facial coverings consistent with items worn during the April 15 assaults," the website reported, citing court documents.
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A camera at the residence also contained "selfies" taken by Clanton which showed him "wearing black clothing and facial coverings" similar to the person in the YouTube video.
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" The TSA spokesman added that "all persons wearing head coverings may be subject to additional security screening, which may include an officer-conducted or self-conducted pat-down.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission is in the process of developing new safety standards for window coverings, but Blumenthal said that could take a few years to complete.
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Winchester integrated the latest decorative innovations of her time into the estate, with elaborate Victorian patterns and embossed wall coverings, all perfectly preserved in the house, Boehme said.
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Restricting face coverings has been a hot topic for years in Europe, where some warily see Islamic face veils as a sign of Islam's rise on the continent.
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Murray Hill, Manhattan After you and your neighbors have lived together harmoniously for three decades, it would be a shame if warfare erupted over some missing floor coverings.
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Joseph Carini Carpets has collaborated on painterly rugs with the ceramic artist Yuki Hayama and graffiti-inspired floor coverings with street artists like DAIN, RAE and Jim Joe.
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Separately, we also paid a visit to Axminster Carpets, which was founded in 1755 and produces plush floor coverings for Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and other prestigious addresses.
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The show, "Veiled and Unveiled," steps back from France's contemporary obsession with Muslim women's dress to consider the many uses of head coverings in public and private life.
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Carrying signs with phrases like "Fingers away from my niqab," women wearing the traditional Muslim veil were joined by dozens of supporters wearing makeshift coverings across their faces.
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Mr. Weissmann, who declined to be interviewed for this article, even demonstrated that Mr. Gigante's bathrobes were chosen with care: In public, his coverings were soiled and tattered.
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Sometimes the noise is due to the construction of the restaurants themselves, with no soft walls, ceilings or floor coverings to absorb the sound of excruciating, screechy conversation.
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Last week, Hong Kong used colonial-era rules to force through an unprecedented ban on people wearing face coverings in public that have become typical garb for protesters.
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Ms. Banks said she spent almost as much on the extensive renovations and décor, which incorporate rich fabrics, textured wall coverings, exotic wood details and ornate light fixtures.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Carpetright, the struggling British floor coverings retailer, has secured a 60 million pounds ($80.5 million) lifeline through an equity raise, it said on Wednesday.
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Whether in the form of ornate vestments, boxy three-piece suits or head coverings, such choices have been used to indicate a respect and closeness to the divine.
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The pieces in the series Maps (begun in 2008) move beyond Dresses to abandon the contours of clothing, re-imagining the textiles as hangings, coverings, and sculptural forms.
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They have been adopted by British groups including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings retailer Carpetright , mother and baby goods company Mothercare and most recently home improvements chain Homebase.
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In 2007, Tev Kelley was working as an installer for Budget Blinds, the home-based custom window-coverings franchise, when he quickly realized that he'd rather be an owner.
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Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena says he's using an emergency law to ban face coverings being worn in public from Monday, in response to the fatal Easter Sunday attacks.
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There were shag rugs and furry throw pillows in cotton candy colors, seemingly endless strings of lights with little round bulbs, and surfaces topped with glossy faux-marble coverings.
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CVA arrangements have been adopted by other British retailers, including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings retailer Carpetright, mother-and-baby goods company Mothercare and home improvements chain Homebase.
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Not to mention, Spicer claimed that Trump's inauguration was the first time "floor coverings" had been used to protect grass on the National Mall, making empty space more obvious.
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The proposal would also outlaw other face coverings such as ski masks and balaclavas, but it is the face veil worn by Muslim women that the measure primarily targets.
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They have been adopted by British groups including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings retailer Carpetright , mother-and-baby goods company Mothercare and most recently home improvements chain Homebase.
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This began in 1989 with the so-called affaire du foulard ("affair of the scarf"), in which three French schoolgirls were suspended for refusing to remove their head coverings.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has invoked colonial-era emergency powers and banned facial coverings as a "deterrent" against violent protests which have rocked the city for four months.
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In 2010 the council of the northeastern city of Lleida banned the use of the burqa and other face-coverings that "make identification and communication difficult" in municipal buildings.
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"The incident data show that children climbed on beds, chairs, tables, and other furniture to interact with the window coverings," according to a commission staff report on the cords.
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And in Hong Kong, protesters dressed as the Joker as an act of protest in itself, defying a government ban on face masks and face coverings during public gatherings.
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Nothing has been finalized yet, but they could soon begin recommending that people wear disposable paper surgical masks, scarves, and other DIY face coverings to help slow the spread.
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Persons who do not wish to remove religious head coverings in front of others have the option of being taken to a separate, more private facility to be photographed.
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Old paint, fiberboard, and wall coverings were decaying before my eyes and little of the building's internal structure remained, other than the stairwell and the long defunct elevator shaft.
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"This is a Belvedere Apollo and a bronze Hadrian," Mr. Labine said, gesturing to statuary wrapped in waterproof coverings in a sculpture court next to the garden's planted section.
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While the government in 2017 barred people wearing face coverings from using public services or working in government jobs, it did not ban full-face veils in public spaces.
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On the contrary, Ms. AbuSulayman said, Saudi women in some parts of the country go without head coverings or wear them loosely, with no fear of punishment or reprimand.
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The general's red cloak, instead of billowing around him, is wrapped tightly around his face, in an apparent reference to France's 2010 ban on face coverings in public places.
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The rules about facial coverings also apply to people covering their faces with ski masks and full face helmets, he said, but they do not apply to the street.
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Perhaps the skating federation has learned a lesson from FIFA, soccer's international governing body, which had banned head coverings until 2014 because they supposedly made players susceptible to injury.
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Friday's ABS data showed falls in clothing, footwear and personal accessory retailing while household goods, which includes furniture, floor coverings and building supplies were flat as were department stores.
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Mr. Ishaaya said his team had adapted safer, low-powered lasers that Israeli farmers use to cut fabric coverings with which they warm crops or protect them from insects.
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Core goods excludes food and energy; tariff-related goods prices includes laundry equipment and other appliances, furniture and bedding, housekeeping supplies, window and floor coverings, auto parts and bicycles.
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Small-cap Carpetright, Britain's biggest floor coverings retailer, surged 23% as it returned to underlying sales growth in its new financial year and said its turnaround was on track.
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He said magnetometers kept crowds off the Mall in Washington (not true) and that newfangled, never-before-used ground coverings made the empty spaces look more sparse (also not true).
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Virgin Atlantic sidestepped 13 tons of plastic a year, for example, when it rejiggered its Forest Stewardship Council-certified Change for Children paper donation envelopes to double as headset coverings.
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When this provokes a row—over Muslim head-coverings, say—it plays straight into Ms Le Pen's hands; she has little trouble persuading voters that their values are under threat.
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No, because we obsessively clean it (or use paper coverings at work), said microbiologist Charles Gerba, a professor of public health, environmental science and immunology at the University of Arizona.
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The wearing of full-face coverings, such as niqabs and burqas, is a polarizing issue across Europe, with some arguing that they symbolize discrimination against women and should be outlawed.
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The suggestions include allowing Muslims to adjust their work hours during Ramadan, training guards on how to conduct respectful searches of religious property, and allowing head coverings throughout their facilities.
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LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest floor coverings retailer Carpetright warned on full-year profit on Friday, saying trading in the key post-Christmas period had been significantly behind expectations.
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The suits feature scaled shoulder armor which also runs along their arms, a protective chest plate and jointed leg coverings, and were used in joint training exercises earlier this month.
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Struggling floor coverings retailer Carpetright surged 13.5% and was on course for its best day in nearly seven months, after agreeing to be taken private by its largest shareholder Meditor.
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CVAs, which allow firms to avoid insolvency or administration, have been adopted by retailers including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings group Carpetright and mother-and-baby goods firm Mothercare.
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"Persons wearing head coverings, loose fitting or bulky garments may undergo additional security screening, which may include a pat-down," Mike England, a T.S.A. spokesman, said in an email interview.
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Very few Muslim women in Europe or North America wear full-face veils, but laws that forbid the coverings have come into force in at least five West European countries.
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" This summer, a ban on face coverings was introduced and quickly nicknamed "the burqa ban" as it followed a debate on the Islamic garment seen by some as "un-Danish.
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Fans and heating elements regulate airflow and temperature in each of the conservatory's three chambers, keeping the plants and visitors at a cozy room temperature, and mesh coverings modulate light.
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The Times - British floor coverings retailer Carpetright Plc said on Tuesday that London-based Meditor has bought its 40.7 million pounds ($49.97 million) revolving credit facility from its lenders. bit.
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The concentration of Orthodox Jews in neighborhoods such as Crown Heights and Williamsburg in Brooklyn and traditional dress and head coverings worn by many can make them easy to find.
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The past few months have seen a shift in law enforcement tactics, with a ban on people wearing face coverings in public, subway closures, and police sometimes firing live rounds.
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The 181-year-old rule will be overturned as of January 3, formally allowing religious garments like hijabs and yarmulkes, as well as head coverings for illness and hair loss.
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They used a mostly muted palette in the finishes and textured wall coverings, with bursts of color in the artwork and accessories, outfitting the spacious rooms with modern Italian furnishings.
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But only about 3 percent of Norway's population identify as Muslims, and far fewer than that wear face coverings, prompting opponents of the proposal to say the law is needless.
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It has found itself grasping at ever-farther reaches of the populist right, with proposals to ban full-face coverings and inspect girls judged to be at risk of genital mutilation.
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Also nice are the included protective pouch, memory foam cushions with soft leather coverings, and the angled driver design, which has trickled down from the company's flagship Bowers & Wilkins P9 cans.
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The decision, which overturns a 20-year ban on religious head coverings that was originally imposed for safety reasons, was ratified by Swiss-based FIBA's Mid-Term Congress in Hong Kong.
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The beaters have rubber coverings that not only eliminate that annoying "clanging" sound but also allow you to scrape all the ingredients off of any bowl without worrying about leaving scratches.
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LONDON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Struggling British floor coverings retailer Carpetright said underlying sales fell in its first half, hurt by disruption from a major restructuring programme to close 67 underperforming stores.
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Already this year Toys R Us UK, electricals group Maplin and drinks wholesaler Conviviality have plunged into administration, while fashion retailer New Look and floor coverings retailer Carpetright are closing stores.
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The Journal said a tarp was hung over the ship's name ahead of Trump's trip and that sailors were directed to remove coverings from the destroyer that bore the McCain name.
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In a twist of coincidence, "Joker" was released in Hong Kong just one day before authorities used colonial-era emergency powers to ban face masks and face coverings during public assemblies.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Voters in St. Gallen on Sunday approved by a two-thirds majority a ban on facial coverings such as the burqa, becoming the second Swiss canton to do so.
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Earlier this month, Newell Rubbermaid announced the sale of Levolor and Kirsch window coverings businesses to Hunter Douglas for about $270 million, with proceeds slated to go to pay down debt.
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Either way, you've got to furnish your high concept "well-traveled-hoarder"-themed studio apartment with French porcelain rib-eye steaks, Indian block print bed coverings, and hand-painted Mexican nichos.
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Three years ago, FIFA, the international federation for soccer, responded to an outcry from women's organizations, as well as pressure from the United Nations, to lift its ban on head coverings.
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In a strictly secular province that recently passed a law banning people wearing face-coverings from giving or receiving public services, the court allowed Muslim witnesses to swear on a Quran.
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Quebec's Liberal government recently barred people who are wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs in the province, arguing that veils encouraged the segregation of women.
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Before you know it, you've automated the window coverings, installed a video doorbell, a security system, and bought into whole-home audio with an integrated smart assistant to control it all.
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Carpetright, Britain's biggest floor coverings retailer, also highlighted tougher conditions as it reported a slowdown in sales growth in its fourth quarter, sending its shares down by up to 15 percent.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Struggling British floor coverings retailer Carpetright is in talks with Meditor, its largest shareholder, regarding a possible takeover offer at a price below its current market value.
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LONDON, Dec 1853 (Reuters) - Britain's largest floor coverings retailer Carpetright forecast full-year 2185-21 profit towards the bottom end of market expectations, saying consumer confidence remains fragile and competition intense.
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On Monday, Hong Kong's High Court struck down a controversial mask ban which the government introduced in the apparent hope that making face coverings illegal would help reign in the protests.
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Caitlin Uze, who won the Miss Virginia title in 2010, performed a lively dance onstage while decked out in a short dress, glittery arm coverings, black tights, and low-heeled shoes.
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The show's objects range from a doll's linen tunic to wall coverings with scenes of feasts and haloed deities, and reunites some weavings that had been separated on the market decades ago.
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In Europe there will be more campaigns against the niqab and hijab (coverings worn by some Muslim women), and their absent handshakes, egged on by the frothing-at-the-mouth right–wing.
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CVAs have been carried out by UK retailers including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings firm Carpetright, mother-and-baby goods group Mothercare and department store chains House of Fraser and Debenhams.
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"Specialists ... have started the inspection, opening and removing the memory modules from their protective coverings for further work to restore the cable connections and prepare to copy the data," the IAC said.
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Perhaps because he realized that most Western women (including past First Ladies Obama and Hillary Clinton) have gone without the scarf, as head coverings aren't required for foreign visitors, AP points out.
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She won't make a dead yard alive, she won't crop out power lines, and she's careful about including any virtual window coverings that may be misunderstood to be part of the house.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - British carpet and floor coverings retailer Carpetright reported a return to like-for-like sales growth in Britain in its third quarter, helped by a store refurbishment programme.
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So shower caps and other impermeable head coverings that shield follicles from frizz-inducing elements are coming out of the shower, appearing in social-media selfies and sometimes even on the streets.
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Since it's apparently futile to even begin to discuss the complexities of this 15-year-old star's creative effusions, let's stick to the more tangible matter of Willow's collection of foot coverings.
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The Quebec provincial legislature on Wednesday barred people who are wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs, a move that opponents criticized as unfairly singling out Muslims.
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As one looks again, Kanu's image is not only repeated on the floral wallpaper, but is also present in the curtain fabric and on the sewn coverings for the chair and settee.
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For instance, it sends promotional banners for temporary exhibits to a company that turns them into bags; the banners even go to archaeological schools for use as coverings to protect dig sites.
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All of this changed last Friday when Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's besieged chief executive, unilaterally decided to invoke the Emergency Regulations Ordinance to prohibit face masks and other coverings at public gatherings.
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The ruling, by Hong Kong's High Court, said that the ban on facial coverings would be brought back for seven days to give the government an opportunity to apply for an appeal.
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The sports include golf, tennis, Formula E racing and women's wrestling — all in a kingdom where Islamic laws force women to be segregated, wear full-body coverings and have a male guardian.
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Though she's worn a hijab throughout her campaign, hats and head coverings have been banned in the House since 1837, a rule Omar pushed to change even before she was sworn in.
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The floor coverings retailer said this month it would seek creditor approval for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA), a plan that involves the closure of 92 stores and rent reductions at 113 others.
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Elements including interior surface coverings, the size of windows, and different functions of the car can be modelled and demoed using VR, overlaid on top of the rapidly prototyped 3D-printed basic surfaces.
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CVAs have been carried out by several British retailers, including fashion chain New Look, floor coverings firm Carpetright, mother-and-baby goods group Mothercare and department store chains House of Fraser and Debenhams.
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The previous coalition of Social Democrats and Kurz's conservatives, passed a law banning face coverings including Muslim full-face veils in public spaces, but women and girls are free to wear regular hijab.
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For instance, Enigma, one of four collections of eye-catching acoustical wall coverings produced by Arte in Belgium, includes facet-like geometrics in vibrant hues and more subtle designs that resemble traditional millwork.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government urged voters on Wednesday to reject a campaign for a nationwide ban on face veils, saying any decision on facial coverings was a matter for Switzerland's cantons individually.
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Separately on Wednesday, troubled floor coverings retailer Carpetright said it had secured new funds and would seek to close stores, while furniture retailer ScS said trading in the last seven weeks had softened.
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Gaunt-faced and bearded, a handcuffed Mr. Reeves shuffled into the courtroom wearing a white Tyvek jumpsuit and plastic foot coverings, which had been given to him in lieu of his bloodstained clothes.
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The French-Italian rug brand CC-Tapis has made a habit of inviting up-and-coming designers to translate their aesthetics into striking floor coverings each year, and this collection was no exception.
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At that time in the mid-'90s, Iran was a relatively new fundamentalist Islamic state with harsh punishments for things like homosexuality and improper head coverings, many of which are still in place today.
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According to information posted on the Hong Kong Security Bureau's website, the mask ban only applies to unauthorized gatherings, but allows police to ask anyone in public to remove facial coverings to identify themselves.
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At the bottom of the range, tipsters can get 2,000 yuan ($290) for reporting "face coverings and robes, youth with long beards, or other popular religious customs that have been radicalized", the newspaper said.
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Omar, who wears a hijab, helped prompt a new rule allowing head coverings to be worn on the House floor for religious reasons — making the chamber more welcoming for current and also future members.
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He created mural-size decorative wall coverings from ceramic tiles; wall reliefs carved in wood and stone; and immense wool tapestries, one of which takes up an entire wall in this exhibition's main gallery.
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"We're seeing such a resurgence of maximalism, and I think that rattan is just a great neutral to kind of balance out some of the bolder wall coverings we're starting to see," says Blakeney.
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It seems reasonable to suggest that a very, very small proportion of the 65 million or so people who live in Britain wear the face-coverings that have got politicians and journalists so excited.
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The updated voluntary standard awaits final approval, but the manufacturers association statement said companies selling window coverings in the US and Canada will likely be required to comply in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Other countries, including those in Asia, have mandated masks be worn in public, and some Western countries, including Germany, are considering face coverings as part of a broader plan to scale down lockdown measures.
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For decades, antique Persians, hand-knotted from silk and often taking years or even decades to produce, were the gold standard of floor coverings for the swank, the sine qua non of Oriental rugs.
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Salafi leaders have used the ban to stoke anger among their followers, and many women have opted to stay home rather than go out without the coverings, and so have become even more isolated.
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So far, local officials have been tallying and growing reserves of personal protective equipment (PPE) for first responders, volunteers, and others involved in the anticipated flood response, including head coverings, masks, gloves, and goggles.
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But his most outrageous work by far is for Undercover: masks with feathered wings, mesh face-coverings that glow in the dark, white rabbit ears, dried hydrangeas, wild thorns that look like prehistoric fangs.
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Inkjet-printed tepee coverings by Duane Linklater (the husband of Tanya and a member of the Omaskeko Cree) derive their floral imagery from the 17th-century goods traded by the Cree and English settlers.
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Staging a women's wrestling match is no small feat in a kingdom where strict interpretation of Islamic law has long dictated that women be segregated, wear full-body coverings and have a male guardian.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland could become the latest country to ban facial coverings worn by some Muslim women after activists collected more than the 100,000 signatures required to put the proposal to a national vote.
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In 2010, Belgium's divided parliament voted to ban the Islamic full-face veil, or burqa, though only perhaps several dozen of the nation's women wore the coverings out of nearly half a million Muslim citizens.
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Some, such as Paul Nuttall, the former leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), claim that face coverings of any sort pose a security risk because they make it harder for police to identify criminals.
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They can be found in shampoos, conditioners, body sprays, hair sprays, perfumes, colognes, soap, nail polish, shower curtains, medical tubing, IV bags, vinyl flooring and wall coverings, food packaging and coatings on time-release pharmaceuticals.
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But, the sheriff's office said, her abductors had "made efforts to conceal their identities with face coverings" and "Sherri would also "keep her head down when in their presence to avoid being battered by them.
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There was one place along the path where I would put things where I knew he'd see them—I would mock up various carpets or floor coverings so he could get a sense of them.
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The floor coverings retailer, which trades from about 13 stores, has been struggling for years and fought off collapse last year by entering a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) restructuring that closed shops and reduced rents.
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Whether Büsch knows carpets became an important interior design feature in Soviet homes in the 1960s, used to cover upholstery, as floor coverings, or displayed on walls, and even outlived communism itself, is another matter.
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For driver's licenses issued in New York, those sitting for a photo can wear hats, scarves or head coverings as long as their entire face is visible and the covering does not cast a shadow.
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But, he added, "We regularly hear complaints from people who encounter a whole host of obstacles, from people who wear religious head coverings or people who fit the profile of what a Muslim looks like."
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The previous Liberal government tried to ban those who wear face coverings from receiving public services, only to have that restriction suspended by a judge on the ground that it impinged upon freedom of religion.
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Rather than celebrating its pluralism, Quebec's government unjustly singled out Catholics who wear crosses, Jews who wear head coverings, Muslims who wear head scarves and Sikhs who wear turbans, subjecting them to ostracism and racism.
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Stripping the space of anything gendered is a poor solution, says Suzanne Tick, who has written about gender identity in design and who creates textiles and floor coverings at her New York firm, Tick Studio.
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The CDC has tested samples of masks past their expiration date and found many of them were still effective at providing better protection than surgical masks, improvised face coverings like bandanas, or nothing at all.
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The law, which was passed by the Upper House by a 2137.50 to 22016 vote, according to the body's press officer, Gert Riphagen, on Wednesday, prohibits wearing face coverings at schools, government offices and hospitals.
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Now that the windows have been fitted with special protective glass, the window coverings that went up in the 1930s are gone, letting natural light into the building and onto the collection, Mr. Eriksson said.
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Riviere and her team have provided wigs and head coverings to more than 300 patients around the country, as well as moral support and even advice for dealing with the side effects of cancer treatments.
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With its original hand-painted canvas wall coverings depicting the goddess Athena, displays of African masks, Picasso lithographs, Giacometti plaster lamps and Brassaï prints, it's a fascinating footnote to his vast body of photographic work.
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The frame of the Barcelona chair, for example, originally nine steel components bolted together, was designed as a seamless piece of stainless steel, and cowhide instead of pigskin was used for seat and back coverings.
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LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - British floor coverings chain Carpetright said its turnaround was on track as it reported a narrowing of 2018-13 losses and returned to underlying sales growth in its new financial year.
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Denmark's parliament has passed legislation outlawing the wearing of face coverings in public spaces — a move critics say infringes on the rights of Muslim women who choose to wear the niqab or burqa, NBC News reports.
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But Canadian Muslim groups have long complained that the legislation, which languished for years before it was passed, 66 to 51, on Wednesday, would penalize Muslims, particularly in a province where few women wear face coverings.
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It must be part of what motivates guerrilla yarn-bombers who, under cover of darkness, envelope fire hydrants, tree trunks and parking meters with knitted coverings that seem like the product of someone's seriously wacky grandmother.
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Few know that they are buying the creative efforts of weavers who also make top-of-the-line drapes, sofa and cushion coverings for the retail palaces of luxury fashion houses in Paris, London and Milan.
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On the left is the more feminine room, with red-striped silk wall coverings framed by white-painted carved wood panels; the working gas fireplace (one of six in the home) and ceiling have gilded details.
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Illustration: Yuan ZhangFeathers were common among dinosaurs, but scientists aren't certain if the fur-like coverings of pterosaurs—a group of flying reptiles—were of the same sort seen on dinos and birds or something completely different.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A second Canadian judge suspended Quebec's ban on face-coverings on Thursday, handing a victory to the law's opponents who have challenged it on grounds that it discriminates against Muslim women and violates constitutional rights.
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Sean Spicer lied at his first press conference as the new White House spokesman yesterday, where he took to the lectern to blame outdoor floor coverings for giving the appearance of low attendance at Trump's inauguration ceremony.
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She aims to spend around $2,000 to buy each RV and $2,000 or less on renovation materials, which usually include paint, new flooring, new cushions and/or furniture, window coverings, decor, caulk and sealants for the roof.
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But what's really notable are his choice in foot coverings, a piece from Rihanna's latest sock collaboration with Stance featuring an illustration of her from the music video for "Work," the song the pair collaborated on together.
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Dozens of women in black niqabs -- the full-body coverings which are similar to burqas but leave the eyes exposed -- were photographed being freed by the armed rebels, many of them carrying babies, overwhelmed and in tears.
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Omar, the first Somali-American representative and one of the first Muslims elected to Congress, was the first woman to wear a hijab on the House floor after pushing to end the chamber's ban on head coverings.
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The CVA route, which allows firms to avoid insolvency or administration, has already been taken this year by fellow UK retail strugglers - fashion chain New Look, floor coverings group Carpetright and department store group House of Fraser.
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The woman was also asked to either remove the veil or leave, opting for the latter, according to the AP. Denmark's ban on niqabs and other full-face coverings in public spaces went into effect on Aug.
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Dr. Gary Smith, director of the Center for Injury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, noted that there are voluntary safety standards for window coverings, and past recalls of specific types of blinds.
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Suspending kids for dress code infractions — or worse, making them wear outlandish coverings to shame them amongst their peers — directly impacts the girls' education, because they're being forced to leave class or deal with the public humiliation.
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Get lit with ring LEDs and window coverings Even your most basic selfie-taking stage, you'll want to be mindful of lighting—but you don't necessarily have to buy any extra equipment if you're strapped for cash.
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She is the daughter of Leigh Ann Murtha and Christopher J. Kane of East Islip, N.Y. The bride's mother is an interior designer in East Islip for the Shade Company, a New York manufacturer of window coverings.
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"Freedom of choice" is the flip side of a far-right agenda that otherwise seems inclined to dictate to citizens, especially those from minorities, everything from whether they can wear head coverings to whom they should marry.
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" Ms. Okada, a native of Japan, said the wooden slats found in the entryway of the 63-unit building resembles "koshi," or wooden lattice entryways and window coverings found in traditional wooden townhouses in Japan called "machiya.
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While the law, which takes effect by July 1, 2018, does not specify which face coverings are prohibited, the debate has largely focused on the niqab worn by some Muslim women, which covers everything but the eyes.
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Pew found more than 200 cases of government constraints on religious groups not only in Russia, which forbids some forms of public religious practice, but also in France, which maintains a ban on face-coverings in public spaces.
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In destructive protests over the following week, outraged demonstrators wore all types of face coverings in defiance of the ban -- including Joker masks and makeup in the style of the Joker (both Joaquin Phoenix and Heath Ledger versions).
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark looks set to become the next European country to restrict the burqa and the niqab, worn by some Muslim women, after most parties in the Danish parliament backed some sort of ban on facial coverings.
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Omar, the first Somali-American representative and one of the first Muslims elected to Congress, was also the first woman to wear a hijab on the House floor after pushing to end the chamber's ban on head coverings.
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"Facial coverings are a symbol of radical Islam that have nothing to do with religious freedom but are rather an expression of the oppression of women," Anian Liebrand, a Swiss campaign leader, said when presenting the collected signatures.
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The Charter of Values, which would have banned prominent religious symbols in public spaces and from civil servants and seemed to specifically focus on head coverings, was proposed by the Parti Québécois ahead of the 2014 provincial elections.
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - Carpetright, the struggling British floor coverings retailer, said on Friday it has obtained a 15 million pounds ($20.3 million) shareholder loan to provide interim funding before a proposed 60 million pounds equity capital raising.
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Videos posted on Twitter showed members of the nationalist group, the Traditionalist Worker Party, which had obtained a permit to demonstrate, brawling on the Capitol grounds with protesters who were dressed in black and concealed by face coverings.
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However, the continuing shortage of the more advanced N2500 respirator masks, which health care professionals need to care for infected people, means people will have to make do with disposable paper surgical masks or makeshift coverings like scarves.
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For another bedroom for very young children — a 4-year-old and an 18-month-old — Ms. Davies painting the ceiling bright blue, but left the walls white, adding orange accents with a striped tepee and window coverings.
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It's been zipping through space for seven months now, and once it triggers its parachute, pops off its protective coverings, and lands, it'll kick off a six-year mission to test Mars for signs of ancient (or current!) life.
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One of these contracts went to ILC-Dover, among the handful of firms contracted to come up with retrofitted coverings for the thousands of varyingly-sized openings (stairways, grates, manholes, elevators, and escalators, etc.) which need to be plugged.
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Young never intended for his account to be anything more than a way to share photographs of wacky floor coverings, but after his daughter, Jill, tweeted a link to his Instagram account, he managed to amass over 470,000 followers.
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By comparing these fossils to modern crocodiles, birds, and mammals, along with earlier studies that matched bone texture with various skin coverings of living animals, the researchers were able to infer the presence and location of arteries and nerves.
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Storm surges and violent weather pose an immediate threat: Hurricanes tracking right over shipwrecks can splinter them into oblivion, or at least strip protective coverings and expose timbers, coral-covered cannonballs, and other features to battering currents and wind.
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"The initiative would make it impossible to take into account the individual cantons' differing sensitivities, in particular removing their ability to determine for themselves how they wish to treat tourists from Arab states who wear facial coverings," it added.
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Highlands calls itself a "contemporary Scottish gastropub," a claim buttressed by an abundance of tartan—in lampshades, in the waitresses' minidresses, in chair coverings—and by a painting of a beady-eyed Scots guard hanging in the rest room.
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In the meantime, Blumenthal is calling on the DOD and HUD to install child-safe window coverings at housing in their jurisdictions because, he said, the problem is particularly egregious among military families and those in low-income homes.
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If the Army wants to conduct a broader study to determine whether long hair, head coverings and beards compromise equipment safety for soldiers, regardless of religion, rather than singling out one soldier, it may do so, the judge said.
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The Dutch parliament's Upper House has approved a partial ban on face coverings in some public areas, a spokesman said, making the Netherlands the latest European nation to pass a law that directly affects the lives of Muslim women.
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On Wednesday evening, women wearing the traditional Muslim face veil, known as a niqab, and full coverage burqas were joined by dozens of supporters wearing makeshift coverings and handkerchiefs tied across their faces at a protest in central Copenhagen.
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We're your neighbors, recognizable by our men in dark suits and black hats (for the subset among us called Hasidim, fur hats on the Sabbath and holidays), our women in modest dress and wigs or with kerchief hair coverings.
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But rumors have abounded among Palestinians that Israel will now install X-ray cameras around the mosque compound capable of seeing through clothing, fueling new tensions in a conservative society where many women wear long robes and head coverings.
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What's fascinating about that is that just a few days earlier the same two women made a point of not wearing head coverings in Saudi Arabia, where it is customary for women to do so (news article, May 23).
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PARIS — With rain expected in Paris later this week, workers at Notre-Dame cathedral on Tuesday scrambled to protect the building's interior, scaling the walls with ropes to put in place giant tarpaulin coverings, the cathedral's chief architect said.
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That's despite the fact that official government figures in these countries show that only a minuscule number of Muslim women living there wear face coverings — in some of the countries, the numbers were actually too low to even count.
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QUEBEC CITY, Quebec (Reuters) - Quebec will ban face coverings for people giving or receiving provincial government services under a law passed on Wednesday that rights groups have criticized as marginalizing Muslim women in the mainly French-speaking Canadian province.
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"People are afraid of talking about their fears, but I have had a few conversations with women who have expressed how they can pass under the radar more with a wig than those who wear other head coverings," she says.
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County officials are still searching for Aaron Clark, 31, Victor Apodaca, 28, and Ricky Sena, 24, after they fled from the Curry County Detention Center Friday morning in white t-shirts, boxers, and head coverings, according to the sheriff's office.
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Ikea sells a lot of window coverings, for example, that would benefit from smart controllers that could be integrated with a home's thermostat, which the TRÅDFRI app would turn off after double-bolting your smart lock when you've left the house.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government opposed on Wednesday a grassroots campaign for a nationwide ban on facial coverings in public that will prompt a binding referendum, the latest twist in a Europe-wide crackdown on burqas championed by anti-Muslim activists.
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"Some of the counter-demonstrators, equipped with face and head coverings and goggles, broke away and attempted to enter the rally from the second floor staircase by pushing and shoving," a news release from Ramsey County Attorney John Choi said.
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In the vacant lot, about two dozen women dressed in combat fatigues and balaclava-style head coverings were doing an exhibition drill, their boots crunching the ground in unison as they swung their rifles up, across their shoulders and down.
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Under direction of Xinjiang's Communist Party Secretary Chen Quanguo, authorities have cracked down hard on the Muslim beliefs and practices of the Uyghur population, including face coverings and long beards, Quran study groups and preventing government employees from fasting for Ramadan.
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Boxes of sketches and swatches from Joann Nelsen, a textile and wall coverings designer on Staten Island, who died in 2013 at age 76, have been rescued as a donation to the library of the New York School of Interior Design.
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A 2556 law that bans the wearing of most face coverings in public does not make any reference to religion, but the law has been widely interpreted to apply to burqas and niqabs, two garments often worn by Muslim women.
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The Los Angeles-based designer Michael Berman, known for his restrained modernism, has transformed the bungalows with a Malibu beach house meets "modern surfer" feel, with natural, midcentury modern wood furniture; geometric wall coverings; and pops of bright, beachy color.
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A 2010 law that bans the wearing of most face coverings in public does not make any reference to religion, but the law has been widely interpreted to apply to burqas and niqabs, two garments often worn by Muslim women.
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At least when it comes to the Jimmy Choo offering, nothing is irrevocable since everything is removable; the buttons come with coverings in the same fabric as the shoe or bag, so they look more like three-dimensional polka dots.
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Creating an equally strategic place might mean that it's also elevated, or that it has coverings that the dog can burrow under, or that it is near a heater that can simulate the warmth of the people in the humans' bed.
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In 2015 and 2017, the department issued interim orders that people who were arrested could be photographed with religious head coverings at precincts or taken to a private area to be photographed at One Police Plaza, the headquarters compound in Manhattan.
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Wearing cargo khakis, a rainbow belt whose buckle read "Iggy" and one of his signature head coverings — sometimes it's a leather cap, today it's a bucket hat — Hynes stepped into the street and peered west into the rapidly setting sun.
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Mr. Kurz and his party also pushed through a ban on face coverings that took effect this month, a law that has been applied to ski masks and party costumes but is widely seen as an attack on Islamic burqas.
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An application has been belatedly filed to cover three major installations made without approval: the bar and the wall coverings of woven cotton, wool and silver threads in the lounge and the reception desk in the lobby off East 52nd Street.
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Hotan authorities offer 2,103 yuan ($290) rewards for those who report "face coverings and robes, youth with long beards, or other popular religious customs that have been radicalized", as part of a wider incentive system that rewards actionable intelligence on imminent attacks.
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EDINBURGH, March 1 (Reuters) - Britain' biggest floor coverings retailer Carpetright said on Thursday it was in talks with banks to see how to shore up its balance sheet, forecasting a small pretax loss in the full year - its third warning in four months.
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The startup is about to close a small bridge round and then will be looking to pin down its Series A funding as it looks to expand its product line — with a focus on greater window coverings style compatibility as top priority.
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Fossil evidence suggests they were covered in pycnofibres—a fuzzy, fur-like coating—but paleontologists are divided on whether or not these coatings were similar to the feathered skin coverings seen on dinosaurs and birds, or if pterosaur pycnofibres represented something different entirely.
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"The Sikh detainees have not been allowed to wear turbans and instead have either been uncovered or forced to make do with towels, t-shirts, hats, or other inadequate coverings," wrote William Teesdale, chief investigator for the public defender's office, in the lawsuit.
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But this particular choice in leg coverings finds itself directly in the crossfire of this debate, opting to pair her Balenciaga-branded sweater with a pair of white, capri-length spandex which she accessorized with strappy black sandals and a furry black purse.
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For her night out on the town, the Kimoji founder decided to switch things up, ditching her now standard collection of see-through coverings, and instead opting for a garment that almost covers the entirety of her body from ankle to collarbone.
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Many of the people coming here for work are people who practice faiths not previously common in these parts, like Islam, Bahai and Buddhism; whose skin is much darker than the locals'; and whose women often wear head coverings that aren't baseball caps.
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As Trump codifies the extension of the guidelines, he and his advisers are weighing another recommendation with potential political fallout: that Americans being wearing masks or other face coverings, a reversal from earlier federal guidance that indicated such a step wasn't necessary.
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Image: Andrew Aman, David Parichy, University of Virginia/eLife New research shows that the processes involved in hair, fur, and feather growth are remarkably similar to the way scales grow on fish—a finding that points to a single, ancient origin of these protective coverings.
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For a long time now, the 22-year-old has been collaborating with sock brand Feat Socks on an eponymous collection of foot coverings largely centered around a red, white and blue patriotic color theme and designs to raise money for breast cancer awareness.
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Word comes not long after a string of reports from tech journalists who found their review devices broken after just a couple of days of use, ranging from issues with the hinge, to broken screens, and protective coverings being accidentally removed from the screen.
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Others: The Green Party would offer a four-day work week as well as universal basic income, and scrap university tuition, while UKIP would ban the wearing of face coverings in public places and axe tuition fees for science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine.
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At the Museo Jumex, these and other objects and documents relating to the war were joined by two office chairs from the Kennedy Administration—shown in a dismantled state, with their leather and muslin coverings stripped off and drooping forlornly from nails in the wall.
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Multiple sclerosis, or MS, can cause tremors, memory loss, and balance difficultiesMultiple sclerosis, which affects an an estimated 1 million Americans who are older than 18 years old, is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the protective coverings for a person's nerves are damaged.
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On Monday, authorities in Sri Lanka moved to ban face coverings traditionally worn by Muslim women, a sign that Sri Lanka's government is cracking down on the country's Muslim minority population in the wake of the deadly attacks, which killed more than 250 people.
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They show (mostly white) people dressed as monks, some decked out in sombreros and prison jumpsuits, others in a get-up that can only be described as Viet Cong-esque, and even a couple of dudes sporting Arab head coverings and fake facial hair.
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Yet Quebec, the province where Mr. Trudeau spent much of his life, last month put a ban on the face coverings worn by a handful of Muslim women, prompting a fractious debate over the place of non-Christian religions in Canada's only French-speaking province.
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"What eats is eaten" said the unknown authors of the sacred Indian texts, the Upanishads, in the 6th century B.C. To survive and evolve, all living creatures developed defenses against being eaten: teeth and claws, the ability to run away, tough, inedible coverings, or naturally-occurring poisons.
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Adds detail, analyst comment, updates shares) By James Davey LONDON, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest floor coverings retailer Carpetright lost almost half of its stock market value on Friday after it warned on full-year profit, blaming a post-Christmas drop in sales on waning consumer confidence.
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The men are not allowed by prison guards to remove their shoes during prayers, had religiously significant items confiscated by Customs and Border Protection when they arrived in the US, and prison guards remove even their makeshift head coverings while they're praying, according to the lawsuit.
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LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Carpetright said the fall in the pound had increased the costs of the carpets and floor coverings it imports into its British stores, resulting in a squeeze in its gross profit margin in the country by up to 2 percent for the year.
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Gurjot Kaur, a senior staff lawyer with the Sikh Coalition, said that the episode in Mexico City highlighted similar problems that men with beards, people with religious headwear and women in Islamic head coverings often encounter at airport security, where they are often unfairly associated with terrorism.
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An operator in the Master Maneuvering System has both arm and leg coverings that will convey their movements to the robot, allowing the operator to use a full range of motion to walk in place, manipulate arms and even grip with direct translation of their natural actions.
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Under the law, people wearing full-face coverings in public places will be told by police to go home and change, and will face a fine of 1,000 kroner ($157) that increases to 10,000 kroner or a jail sentence of up to six months for repeat offenders.
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Dressed in colorful indigenous dresses and face coverings, the Zapatista fighters only reveal their eyes, inspiring the Rebel Eye Definer Liquid in Zapatista - a jet black, supremely opaque liquid eyeliner that intensely defines the eyes and provokes the Zapatista-spirit of equality in all of us.
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While tourists peeked into holes in the tarp coverings to try to get a glimpse of the new park, others got a slice of what was to come at the new Disney Town station emblazoned with Mickey Mouse logos and Disney-themed cafes and photo spots.
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Estilo Brushed Stainless Steel and Glass Canisters with Window, $15.75Rather than buying things like pasta or cereal in individual containers on a regular basis, save money and plastic by shopping from your store's bulk bin and storing them in these glass containers with stainless steel coverings.
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But, of course, they also had to embrace an inherent tension in their philosophies: The labor of making their creations was so intense (Fortuny had over 100 workers in his palatial studio) that only the wealthy could afford Morris's wall coverings or even the simplest Fortuny gown.
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Mr. Xu is partnered with Jointown Pharmaceutical Group, based in Wuhan, and has been working to help colleagues in China secure sources of much-needed protective gear for medical caregivers there — surgical face masks, coveralls, eye shields and other medical coverings, including caps and shoe covers.
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Citing a desire to protect Latvian culture and to address security concerns at a time of rising migration to Europe, the government is working on proposed legislation, inspired partly by similar restrictions on head coverings in France, that would ban face-covering veils from public spaces.
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Soon a crowd of maybe a few dozen silent demonstrators—some wearing Robin Hood–style hats and mouth coverings symbolizing their contention that they had been silenced by the Democratic Party—were assembled, fists raised in protest, while a scrum of national and international media roiled around them.
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Beyond the favorite food feature, the house that Kargman, 42, shares with her husband, Harry, and their three kids also has an Oscar de la Renta bed — "that was the one big furniture splurge" — quirky wall coverings and a collection of artwork that was 16 years in the making.
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In the eighties, amid emerging concerns about "sick-building syndrome," a nonspecific malaise reported by occupants of the era's new, more tightly sealed buildings, the E.P.A. started measuring indoor concentrations of known toxins, such as formaldehyde and asbestos, and assessing where they came from (paint, floor coverings, upholstery, particleboard).
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I was also taken by Stingel's exquisite oil-and-enamel paintings, which mimic damask wall-coverings, and by Kelley's two framed expanses of what I assume is inexpensive white pile carpet: both were spray-painted with a hue not so far from the cochineal red of Vo's carpet.
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MTA was looking for coverings which could be installed quickly (and removed easily, after the storm), and which could be stored on-site, as the MTA doesn't want to have to haul out its flood supplies from a Brooklyn or Jersey warehouse in the hectic hours right before a storm.
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The Divorce star also picked up an award for Favorite Premium Series Actress, wearing a metallic bronze strapless J. Mendel bustier dress with detached arm coverings, a peplum and a pleated asymmetrical skirt that lifts ever so slightly to reveal the ruffle of a faux petticoat, plus Neil Lane jewelry.
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It was the first of countless "veil affairs," and in this century successive French governments passed two laws: one from 2004 that forbids the veil (as well as the skullcap and large crosses) in schools, and another in 2010 banning full-face coverings such as the niqab in all public spaces.
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Saudis are accustomed to judging a covered woman's approximate age, profession, and social background from the cut of her abaya and the way she wears her head and face coverings, but for foreigners the niqab can lend a blind-date awkwardness to public meetings, even with women well known to them.
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But it's mostly intended to ban the face coverings that some Muslim women wear — specifically the burqa, which completely covers the face and body, leaving a mesh panel to see through, and the niqab, the face veil that covers the lower half of the face but leaves the eyes visible.
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"We have known for a long time that babies need to be in a safe sleep environment, which means no pillows, soft bedding, blankets, bumper pads, head coverings - all things that are associated with an increased risk of SIDS and suffocation deaths," Goodstein, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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It's evident everywhere in Tehran, where you're as likely to pass a woman covered head to toe in a flowing black chador, as a woman made up to the nines, with coiffed hair, designer clothes, and a scarf half-way back on her head, barely conforming to rules requiring female head coverings.
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And not just with bags, but with plastic seal coverings, shampoo twin-pack shrink wrap, popped bubble wrap, a Lady Gaga award show dress from 2009, and all the other assorted sheet plastic we recycle to make ourselves feel like we're NOT actively helping destroy the Earth even though we TOTALLY are.
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In scenes throughout the night that have become part of the new normal in Hong Kong, the city's central financial district and several dense commercial neighborhoods were enveloped in shrouds of tear gas as riot police battled with protesters, who wore masks in defiance of a ban on face coverings enacted last month.
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Tesco's results provided some cheer after Britain's tough trading conditions - where a squeeze on consumer spending has combined with higher costs and more online shopping - plunged Toys R Us UK, electricals group Maplin and drinks wholesaler Conviviality into administration and forced fashion retailer New Look and floor coverings firm Carpetright to close stores.
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Photographs of Barack Obama's inauguration in 2009 and of Mr. Trump's plainly showed that the crowd on Friday was significantly smaller, but Mr. Spicer attributed that disparity to new white ground coverings he said had caused empty areas to stand out and to security measures that had blocked people from entering the Mall.
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The earliest known recorded reference to veiling, the act of covering one's hair with cloth, comes from a 215th-century B.C. Assyrian text that describes the practice as reserved for aristocratic women and forbidden for prostitutes and those of lower social status, who were punished if they were caught in head coverings.
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Dozens of neighbors were gathered outside the chicken shop on a drizzly Monday morning, standing behind a cordon of yellow crime scene tape and watching as FBI agents wearing blue shoe-coverings and gloves hauled box after box of evidence out of the restaurant and the Rahami family's residence on the floors above.
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Plastic ponchos are in for fall A number of looks, ranging from tweed sports coats to iridescent furs, came down the runway encased in a thin, slightly reflective sheet of plastic, paying homage to your grandmother's beloved spill-proof furniture coverings or George W. Bush's recent entanglement with a poncho at Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Passing a ban on face coverings fulfills a campaign promise the Liberals made before the 2014 provincial election as a way to draw support away from the government, then led by Parti Québécois, which had proposed barring the wearing of overt religious symbols by government employees or by workers at publicly funded workers institutions.
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The women's accounts are detailed in a class-action civil rights suit filed on Friday in United States District Court in Manhattan by lawyers who argue that the New York Police Department's policies for photographing arrestees violate the religious rights of any civilian forced to remove religious head coverings that leave the face unobstructed.
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"Anyone who flies in to Puerto Rico may notice the amount of blue tarps as they are landing, and that is only a small representation of the rest of the municipalities," said Amarilis González, a former English teacher who founded Toldos Pa' Mi Gente, or Tarps for My People, a group that collected house coverings.
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Image 2 of 2 COPENHAGEN, Denmark – An Iranian-born designer made more than a fashion statement in Denmark on Wednesday by showcasing models wearing the conservative Muslim niqab, and others dressed as police officers, days after a law banning the full-face coverings worn by a tiny number of women in Denmark took effect in the country.
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Images of President Obama bowing low to Saudi kings, his so-called "apology tour" across the world during his first term, and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and some of her female predecessors in that job also agreeing to don Muslim head coverings in public, non-religious places, are just a few examples of things that Trump wants to reverse.
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While centrist politicians struggle to protest that the large majority of Muslims abhor the attacks, the fear of violence has made the National Front's Marine Le Pen one of the most popular politicians in France and pushed the socialist government into endorsing ridiculous bans on "burkinis" -- full body coverings for Muslim women bathers – bizarrely condemned as "provocative" by former President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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While centrist politicians struggle to protest that the large majority of Muslims abhor the attacks, the fear of violence has made the National Front's Marine Le Pen one of the most popular politicians in France and pushed the socialist government into endorsing ridiculous bans on "burkinis" - full body coverings for Muslim women bathers - bizarrely condemned as "provocative" by former President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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It's hard, for example, to spot the difference between the head scarf (or hat) worn consistently for religious reasons by the Muslim model Halima Aden, and the head wraps and coverings worn on magazine covers by Nicki Minaj (Elle) and Kaia Gerber (British Vogue) for styling purposes — not to mention on every model on the Marc Jacobs runway in 2017.
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It's hard, for example, to spot the difference between the head scarf (or hat) worn consistently for religious reasons by the Muslim model Halima Aden, and the head wraps and coverings worn on magazine covers by Nicki Minaj (Elle) and Kaia Gerber (British Vogue) for styling purposes — not to mention on every model on the Marc Jacobs runway in 2017.
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That's why we're loving this Brooklyn apartment belonging to Jennifer Sagum, VP of Global Advertising & Media at Marc Jacobs, which was furnished with the help of interior designer Jennifer Chused of Chused & Co. Sagum's patterned wall coverings are enviable in and of themselves, but our favorite part is how she and Chused have chosen to pair them with prints that provide the perfect subtle contrast.
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The Qazvin prosecutor, Esmail Sadeghi Niaraki, said that more than 30 female and male students — the women were described as "half naked," meaning they were not wearing Islamic coverings, scarves and long coats — were arrested while "dancing and jubilating" after the authorities received a report that a party attended both by men and women was being held in a villa on the outskirts of Qazvin.
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Lod, the first railway hub of 19th-century Palestine, remains a crossroads of modern-day Israel: The Friday morning market is a melting pot of Jewish and Muslim women in head coverings, old Ethiopians in traditional garb, younger ones in jeans, ultra-Orthodox and Mizrahi men shouting barely decipherable sales pitches, all of them easily mixing in the packed passageways, forgiving the occasional bump.
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But half still lived among their Hasidic and ultra-Orthodox sects in areas of New York City, New Jersey and the Hudson Valley and were secretly dipping their toes into the secular world — attending these meetings, but also doing things as simple as walking down the street without head coverings, or trying on pants in a clothing store, or eating a nonkosher doughnut, or using the internet.
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