BERLIN — Swastikas daubed on a Jewish cemetery in France.
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The word "distressed" has been daubed on the lower walls.
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His followers have daubed "Free Zakzaky" on walls in Kaduna.
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And the rash of swastikas daubed on buildings across the country.
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"This government is going to fall," proclaim graffiti daubed on city walls.
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"Palu is not dead," is daubed on a billboard by the beach.
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So, for example, the Eros mask had two hearts daubed into it.
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A black mini-skort with a hand-daubed polka-dot pattern was $2250.
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Its open doors are thickly daubed in gray, as if overpainted and weatherproofed.
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Cowards daubed swastikas on her car and in the lift in her apartment block.
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The walls that still stand at Pasar Ikan are daubed with anti-Ahok slogans.
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She remains as impenetrable to me as the elaborate "artwork" daubed across her walls.
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The chicken may be eaten straight or daubed with an unnecessary sweet chile sauce.
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It's fun to see his originals and how the black areas seem hastily daubed in.
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Kanye, Tony Blair, even Obama and Steve Jobs have been daubed with the narc brush.
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Protesters daubed China's Liaison Office, the key symbol of Chinese sovereignty, with graffiti in July.
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The movie is filled with the persistent imagery of a quill daubed repeatedly in ink.
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It also may be eaten straight, daubed on rice or anointing slices of green mango.
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That same dough daubed with butter and set naked in the oven to bake becomes naan.
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Not only that, but I had bingo daubed the forehead of a girl I really liked.
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"My vote counts," the protesters daubed in white on the walls of a dried-out canal.
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Some covered their faces with their palms, others daubed tears with the edge of their saris.
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Cemeteries, schools and village walls were daubed with swastikas or obscure references to the Third Reich.
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It's a headily seductive landscape painted in every conceivable shade of blue and daubed with white.
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A woman daubed in colors kisses her monkey during Holi celebrations in Chennai, India, on March 2.
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The sticks were daubed with smells like (to English-speaking sensibilities) leather, orange, fish, garlic and turpentine.
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The Chinese government has condemned the action, which saw signs and a state symbol daubed with graffiti.
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They come daubed with salsa, guacamole, sour cream and black beans cooked down to a thick paint.
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They are sick of seeing their walls daubed with slogans, but they are resigned to it now.
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"No pay, we stay" was their slogan—daubed, in a militant-rustic style, on a bedsheet banner.
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A bronze lion at the bank's headquarters was daubed with red paint and scorched by a fire.
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A bronze lion at the bank's headquarters was daubed with red paint and scorched by a fire.
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She's daubed his initials on a wall of the prison in blue paint, encircling them in a heart.
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Homophobic slogans were daubed on the walls of his house and he was shouted at in the street.
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By contrast, the Dune's subterranean galleries invoke the caves in which the most primitive human art was first daubed.
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Israel's Foreign Ministry tweeted a photograph of one kite daubed with a swastika flying through the sky trailing flames.
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Daubed single colors identify stones and waves, achieving an overall realism that completes itself in your act of looking.
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Scampi sushi, also known as sweet shrimp, was daubed with three kinds of roe as well as finger lime.
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Complex, colorful interlocking designs metastasize across the aircrafts and malevolent warpaint-daubed faces coalesce out of the frenzied decoration.
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That evening, as the sunset daubed orange across the horizon, the Limiting Factor broke the surface of the Atlantic.
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Generous cubes of fresh ahi and salmon are glossed with shoyu and sesame oil or daubed with chile aioli.
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In 1970, a pipe bomb exploded at the base of the memorial, and more swastikas were daubed on it.
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Protesters daubed graffiti and damaged shops at Festival Walk in Kowloon Tong and "stormed" stores in Tsuen Wan, police said.
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At the start of the film, her eyes are daubed with silver; here they gleam with a wicked yellow gold.
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"Welcome to prison," a sign daubed in English on the wall leading up to one of the official entrances greets newcomers.
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The main street is lined with fire-gutted banks and shops, walls daubed with graffiti in Arabic saying "God is Great".
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I grew up not so long ago in a Britain that spat at nonwhites, beat us and daubed swastikas on walls.
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BENGHAZI, Libya — Pulverized buildings daubed with the names of fallen fighters line the ghostly seafront in Benghazi, Libya's second largest city.
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Someone was already on to her, anyway: Fidelma finds "Where Wolves Fuck" daubed on the sidewalk in front of Dragan's clinic.
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Police fired tear gas from the roof of the Legislative Council building, which activists trashed and daubed with graffiti weeks ago.
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Mud walls along dusty streets are daubed with murals of the national flag and revolutionary slogans like "Sudan is for all".
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At the end of her swim, Bea held up her right hand with the letter "b" for the charity daubed on it.
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ON THE morning of November 211th, two swastikas and the words "Go Trump" were found daubed in a children's playground in Brooklyn.
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Houses daubed in gentle shades of yellow, pink and blue slope towards the sea; smartly dressed residents pop into the local bakery.
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The lush and immaculate tableaus served up by NBC and other broadcasters are like faces that have been tastefully daubed in makeup.
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Last summer, as part of antitourism protests, members of Arran slashed the tires of a tour bus and daubed it with graffiti.
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Some had broken through a metal grill to enter the station where they pulled down signs and daubed graffiti on the walls.
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Some proponents of dark cuisine seek to maximize gruesomeness, as with cookies shaped into cut-off fingers and daubed with bloodlike jam.
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Manuel de Jesus Rodas, 27, from Honduras, daubed his tears with a tissue but could not staunch the emotion that choked his voice.
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Down at the gallery, the words "Suppression of Rebellion Act 1863" are daubed in white paint on the weatherboards of the gallery wall.
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People daubed themselves in red and white facepaint, wrapped St. George's flags around their midriffs and roared a primal roar of utter Englishness.
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But the statue got daubed with graffiti, including the slogan "Turkish Hitler", German media reported, and a few hundred residents had protested against it.
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The Harry Potter-head has daubed herself in an incredible, almost photorealistic version of the Hogwarts castle, documenting the process in a timelapse video.
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Activists had daubed graffiti on massive concrete pillars leading up to Beijing's Liaison Office, with the words "Restore Hong Kong, Revolution of The Time".
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Red, black and green paint - the Biafran flag's colors - daubed on walls and tree trunks across Umuahia follow calls for a referendum on independence.
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"The place used to be an old garage and somebody had daubed graffiti — 'enjoy your quinoa,'" Gaze told the Guardian of the construction site.
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In one watercolor, believed to be from the 217s, soft-edged triangles of navy and plum jostle with floral motifs in thickly daubed black.
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In Hammersmith, a west London suburb down the road from Mr Przybylowski's shop, a Polish cultural centre was daubed with racist graffiti after the vote.
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Candidates should expect their characters and suitability for office to be challenged; their weaknesses to be daubed in primary colours on 10-meter high billboards.
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Today it resembles a ghost town: dozens of its houses are boarded up, their walls daubed in graffiti and hollowed interiors invaded by creeping vines.
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Revolutionary graffiti daubed on the walls of Mohamed Mahmoud street, the central Cairo site of violent standoffs between police and demonstrators, has been largely erased.
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The music became more distorted as Hamilton daubed and slapped paint on himself, until it sounded like a slightly muted version of an airplane engine.
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Painted warnings stating that a house is not for sale are daubed on walls outside houses in Lagos to deter fraudsters seeking to falsely advertise properties.
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Once there, he got a red face to match his red hair after being daubed in powder paint to celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival of Color.
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In the press, one criticism was that perhaps this was a one-trick pony, a matter of style over substance and daubed too heavily in hyperbole.
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All are best daubed alternately in sepen, fierce enough to halt conversation, and a gentler yellow chutney of crushed tomatoes and sesame seeds, musty with turmeric.
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The famous pair of lions that guard its city center headquarters were daubed with graffiti and briefly set alight after being doused in a flammable liquid.
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Then using only black paint, he brushed, daubed with his fingers, scratched through or wiped away to achieve an astounding range of grays and light effects.
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In Kwun Tong, Sha Tin and Sha Tin Wai MTR stations, they destroyed turnstiles, smashed advertisement billboards and daubed graffiti on the walls and ticket machines.
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The famous pair of lions that guard its city center headquarters were daubed with graffiti and briefly set alight after being doused in a flammable liquid.
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A cluster of decorative containers, daubed in graffiti, line the perimeter of container terminal eight, which is partly operated by COSCO, a state-owned Chinese shipping giant.
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He's got to listen more," said Amaya Fuster, eyeing graffiti daubed on a Printemps department store window that read: "There's enough money in the coffers of businessmen.
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This week 80 Jewish graves were daubed with swastikas, and Alain Finkielkraut, a prominent philosopher, was heckled with anti-Semitic abuse by gilets jaunes (yellow vest) protesters.
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More or less wrinkled, they resemble work shirts, or more precisely artist's smocks, since they are randomly daubed, stained and brushed with paint in lovely, fresh colors.
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The campus is scruffy but cheerful, boasting an ink-stained calligraphy studio and a wall daubed with stone-age cave paintings (the result of a class art project).
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The Chinese government, including office director Wang Zhimin, condemned the acts, which saw signs and a state symbol daubed with graffiti and eggs thrown against walls and windows.
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On Christmas night 1959, for example, swastikas and "Jews Out" was daubed, in red and white paint, on the walls of the newly reopened synagogue in Cologne, Germany.
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The patterns in these brightly colored works include passages of Net-painting, but also numerous mutations: ellipses, eyes, dots, and daubed lines whose patterns resemble enlarged finger prints.
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Ahead, the road twisted and dipped between unpopulated ridges of dark woodland and stretches of wild heath daubed with streaks of yellow gorse before dwindling into the murk.
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In 2015, the Dahans were residing in Mira Mesa, about 10 miles (16 km) from Poway, when swastikas were daubed on their house and vehicle during the Passover holiday.
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He frequented the pub often, joined the darts team, and strolled around in bell bottoms and beads, with glitter on his face, henna-dyed hair, and daubed eye shadow.
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He went on raids along the Siegfried Line with red war-paint under his uniform and a yellow-daubed eagle feather, symbol of his spirit-helper, tucked inside his helmet.
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In this work, Hassinger has daubed the phrase "fight the power" onto a huge ream of newsprint paper before gathering it into bunches and suspending it above the viewer's head.
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AVELLANEDA, Argentina — Partially obscured by a rusting rack of weights, the back wall of the gym at Racing Club's youth academy has been painted dark blue and daubed with symbols.
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Protesters in the former British colony attacked some branches of HSBC (HBCYF) this week and daubed red paint on a pair of bronze lions outside the bank's Hong Kong headquarters.
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Someone daubed "KKK" on a wall by their house; Mr Collins's car was vandalised; a fake plane ticket came in the post, with a message saying "Go back to Africa".
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At the house, which featured mud-daubed walls, they were greeted by Tilasha Das and his wife Utala, who knelt down and touched the couple's feet before they entered the premises.
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The Malaysian health minister said Sunday that Kim Jong Nam died within 20 minutes after being daubed with a nerve agent at the Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia on Feb. 13.
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Daubed with splotches of color, and vaguely alphabetic "writing" and irregular lines made by rubbing onto an ink-covered sheet placed against their surfaces, many of Baron's collage works resemble palimpsests.
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Standing on the rue Jean Jaures, a street named after the father of French Socialism, its doors are shuttered and its walls daubed in silver with the word "collabos" - short for 'collaborators'.
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Graffiti daubed around Paris paraphrased the SI's ideas and in some cases directly quoted from texts such as The Society of the Spectacle and Raoul Vaneigem's The Revolution of Everyday Life (2221).
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"In the past few days we have seen despicable graffiti daubed on a Polish community center, we've seen verbal abuse hurled against individuals because they are members of ethnic minorities," Cameron said.
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After delicate all-white sculptures by Fernanda Gomes and Absalon, the exhibition is given a sharp graphic punch with a central gallery daubed in enormous white-on-black Sol LeWitt wall paintings.
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When I arrived at his home, he and Belém were getting painted by their wives in preparation for the outing, their torsos and faces daubed in vivid swatches of yellow and red.
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Many wave stars-and-stripes flags or brandish placards daubed with slogans protesting against Donald Trump and Mr Rothfus, including especially the congressman's weak-kneed refusal to meet them at a public event.
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Islamic State's black flag could still be seen painted on walls, while others had been emblazoned with freshly daubed SDF slogans and the words "Down with Daesh", an Arabic acronym for the jihadists.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Whirling masked spirits clad in raffia and laughing children daubed with clay dance across the pages of "African Twilight", the latest book by two photographers documenting rapidly vanishing rituals across the continent.
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Police said offensive leaflets targeting Poles had been distributed in a town in central England, and graffiti had been daubed on a Polish cultural center in London on Sunday, three days after the vote.
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Consider other pairings throughout the year: slices of grilled eggplant or roasted red and yellow peppers, daubed with basil pesto; a salad of heirloom tomatoes; chanterelle mushrooms sautéed with rosemary and garlic; grilled radicchio.
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Women on Friday daubed the words "femicide state" in blood-red on the door of Mexico's National Palace and demanded justice for 25-year-old Ingrid Escamilla, whose killer skinned her body last week.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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But the hooded, olive-green jacket she wore as she boarded the plane for Texas - daubed with the words "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?" on the back - appeared to undercut the message of compassion.
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I found a similar disconnect in a few salatim, the Israeli equivalent of mezze, like heirloom melons daubed with olive tapenade or blanched green beans over charred cherry tomatoes — each flavor distinct, but oddly isolated.
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To finish a portrait of a sun-loving friend who was vacationing on Nantucket, she sent a card daubed with seven shades of tan, for him to select the one that pertained at the moment.
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But she did have to contend with a trademark lawyer who objected to the name Fleshpot, given to a rosy gloss she developed after seeing petroleum jelly daubed on models' eyelids backstage at fashion shows.
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College Student Suffers Severe Reaction After Hazing Involving Peanut Butter A former Central Michigan University student with a "deadly" allergy was daubed with peanut butter at an off-campus party last year, his mother said.
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At one point, Justin Edwards, playing a slow-minded Englishman called Tom Kettle, was sprayed with water and strategically daubed with (organic) mud, so it looked as if he had just come from the marshes.
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It begins with Varvara Stepanova's distinctly daubed, still figurative "Figure," in 1921, proceeds through grittier transitional works by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and Theo van Doesburg and arrives finally at Clark's and Bill's serene postwar clarity.
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He would allow that he doesn't follow the method of typical Korean fried-chicken joints, in which unseasoned chicken is given the faintest veil of flour or potato starch, twice fried and then daubed with sauce.
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The mood was calm but serious on a night when more than one placard and more than one chant referred to Trump as a "fascist," and "Theresa the Appeaser" was daubed on a host of signs.
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HONG KONG, Jan 2 (Reuters) - HSBC is being drawn into Hong Kong's political turmoil with protesters attacking some of its branches and graffiti daubed on the famous pair of lions that guard its city-center headquarters.
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HONG KONG, Jan 2 (Reuters) - HSBC is being drawn into Hong Kong's political turmoil with protesters attacking some of its branches and graffiti daubed on the famous pair of lions that guard its city-centre headquarters.
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French President Emmanuel Macron visited the cemetery on Tuesday in the village of Quatzenheim, near the city of Strasbourg, following the overnight desecration, walking through a gate daubed with a swastika as he entered the graveyard.
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"In the past few days we have seen despicable graffiti daubed on a Polish community centre, we've seen verbal abuse hurled against individuals because they are members of ethnic minorities," Cameron told Members of Parliament on Monday.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Crowned with spiky feathered headdresses and daubed with face paint, scores of protesters gathered outside the Jakarta offices of an American mining giant last week, chanting, waving signs and throwing uncertainty into global commodities markets.
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PARIS, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Environmental activists daubed the Louvre's glass pyramid with thick molasses on Friday in protest at what they said were the environmentally-damaging activities of museum sponsor Total, a multinational oil and gas company.
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He wants to "drain the swamp" through nepotism, empower the marginalized through the coddling of the superrich, and toss the ethics of hard-working heartland Americans out the window of that gold-daubed apartment atop his tower.
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After sometimes violent marches and 82 arrests on Thursday, Prime Minister Manuel Valls condemned rampagers who ransacked party offices and daubed them with anti-government graffiti and smashed the entire glass front of a train station in Nantes.
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A Bulgarian soccer team whose supporters have a track record of anti-Semitic displays is at the center of a fresh scandal after children were photographed at a game daubed with a swastika and giving a Nazi salute.
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It's applied by stylus to a screen, as in existing 2D drawing applications, but Adobe Research's software simulates real-world brushstrokes, leaving texture in the virtual oil paint as if the artist had daubed it onto real canvas.
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But perhaps few felt so strongly about it as the economics lecturer at Cambridge University who, following the referendum on June 23rd, turned up to a faculty meeting unclothed with "Brexit leaves Britain naked" daubed across her torso.
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The coach, which was parked at a hotel nearby Selhurst Park, was daubed with the club's name 'Crystal Palace FC' in red, white and blue paint across the sides and rear of the vehicle, according to media reports.
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Outside, the paths are softened and hushed with ashy soil; inside, any boards that don't creak have been daubed with paint, and the Abbotts must pick their way from one to the next, as if on stepping stones.
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Faviken favorites made appearances, as well, including an appetizer of king crab (improbably but satisfyingly daubed with a roasted hazelnut sauce reminiscent of savory Nutella) and a tiny dish of gyoza filled with succulent pieces of dairy cow.
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A closer look revealed that yes, your eyes weren't deceiving you, and there was indeed a swastika either daubed on or cut into the pitch, about ten yards across, bold as brass in the middle of one half.
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It was also drawn into political turmoil in Hong Kong, when protesters attacked some of its branches and daubed graffiti on the famous pair of lions that guard its headquarters during a New Year's Day anti-government protest.
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PARIS — Dozens of graves in the Jewish cemetery in the small Alsatian village of Westhoffen have been found daubed with swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti, the latest in a series of cemetery and synagogue profanations in the region.
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In Hong Kong, police fired tear gas in running battles with hundreds of protesters, some of whom stormed the legislature, destroyed pictures and daubed walls with graffiti, on the anniversary of the city's 1997 return to Chinese rule.
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Hong Kong police fired tear gas to try to disperse hundreds of protesters, some of whom stormed the legislature, destroyed pictures and daubed walls with graffiti, on the anniversary of the city's 123 return to Chinese rule on Monday.
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The "Free Derry" mural, a symbol of the Troubles, had "Not In Our Name" added to it and red handprints were daubed on the office of a political party supported by the New IRA, which apologised for the murder.
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Graffiti from street gangs with names such as the "Hard Living Kids" and "Young Americans" is daubed on walls in the area, where rows of council flats house families amid a tangle of washing lines strung up with clothing.
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Newly arrived in South London from Liverpool, I'd seen the words "Marble Factory Karate" daubed in white paint on the brick wall of an alleyway on countless bus journeys to-and-from the shopping center at Elephant and Castle.
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It was exactly as his friends had described; a small shack constructed of bits of lumber, parts of cars, a piece of galvanized iron, and a few rows of crumbling bricks, all daubed over with a watery blue paint.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - For half a century after Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution, Cuba's marketing was limited to patriotic propaganda and its most ubiquitous brand was not Coca-Cola but late revolutionary hero Ernesto "Che" Guevara, daubed on walls across the island.
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Unlike the once grand Gagripsh sanitarium just down the road, now abandoned and daubed with graffiti, the colonnaded property where Ms. Gaivoronskaya ladles out cabbage soup for tourists from Russia is enjoying something of a renaissance, albeit a decidedly backward one.
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Even when singing the softer, kinder, more restrained ballads from 1997's The Boatman's Call and Push the Sky Away (like "People Ain't No Good" and "Jubilee Street"), Cave remains in character, his famous darkness daubed just a little more thinly.
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Other dishes contain sneaky touches, such as the herring and sardine, daubed with a mysteriously creamy sauce, which turns out to be puréed pine nuts, or the dessert of raw milk, which is actually frozen and then shaved into icicles.
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More than a month after Iraqi forces regained Qaraqosh, the church's spire cross still hangs at an angle, its inside is blackened by fire and its walls are daubed with Islamic State slogans and militant names scrawled on its pillars.
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STRASBOURG, France, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Vandals have daubed swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans on around 90 graves in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France, local officials said on Tuesday, shortly before planned marches nationwide against a rise in anti-Semitic attacks.
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The town opened its newest cultural offering this week, El Pais reported, to celebrate the 19th-century fresco–turned–internet sensation, three years after amateur art restorer Cecilia Giménez transformed a painting of Jesus into a hazily daubed, gaping primate.
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I'm standing in the graffiti-daubed stairwell of a down-at-heel apartment block in Lisbon, my ear pressed to a scuffed white door as I try to work out whether I can hear the sound of clinking plates from within.
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Walls have been daubed with the Arabic letter M, for "muqawama", or resistance, or two parallel stripes, one red and one black, representing the Iraqi flag, said a resident who spoke from one of the rare areas that still gets mobile telephone coverage.
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While the original stall was tailor-made made on nearby Hackney Road with etched glass and brass rails, today Tothill has vandals to contend with, and often comes to work to find the stall daubed with graffiti and the debris of weekend clubbers.
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The American army turned the edifice into a base and soldiers daubed some graffiti on the walls, until a military chaplain realized the spiritual significance of the place and launched a project to preserve the monument and use it for religious services.
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All over London, especially South London where I lived at the time, the walls of buildings and properties were daubed with "NF" graffiti and propaganda posters urging forced repatriation of immigrants from countries once under the fold of the defunct British Empire.
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There's the occasional piece of vandalism—two crude swastikas spray-painted on a concrete walkway, a giant penis daubed across a life-sized replica of the cover art from The Beatles' Abbey Road—but mostly, the park is home to plants and animals.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Waved on marches, draped from railings or daubed on faces, flags are fluttering across Britain - a standoff between Union Jacks and European stars that shows a nation torn in two by its vote to leave the European Union 260,22020 days ago.
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Motivated by this mild obsession, I have shifted through ancient runes daubed on the back of toilet doors, dodged rolling ovaries and doggedly tracked a ray of sunlight through the shifting Superdrug tampon labyrinth in order to excavate the best (and only) period pop classics.
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Carrine Sjöberg, head of the city's organized Jewish community, said she was shocked to learn that the reason she was not contacted was because organizers believes that "Jewish people will be scared to come" because often Israeli flags are displayed with swastikas daubed across them.
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According to Marti Perarnau, the author of "The Evolution," a depiction of Guardiola's time in Germany, when the players returned to training that July, they found that the walls at Bayern's Sabener Strasse facility had been daubed with the number four, in bright red paint.
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The vase in the lower left and its daubed green reflection on an orange tabletop could have come from the brush of Matisse, while the flowers in the vase, with their manic repetition of concentric circles, looks like the work of an agitated outsider artist.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Demonstrators daubed the words "femicide state" in blood-red on Mexico's presidential palace on Friday, before marching in heavy rain to the offices of newspaper La Prensa to protest against the recent publication of a gruesome image of a murder victim.
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Also on Friday, ten German-made cars including BMWs and Audis were vandalized in London and daubed in swastikas and offensive images, reported London newspaper The Evening Standard, and a Polish social and cultural center was vandalized over the weekend with graffiti that read "Go home".
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If anti-Macron slogans daubed on the Arc de Triomphe, one of Paris' most famous landmarks, are anything to go by, they show that the protests are about more than just fuel and are reflecting a wider dissatisfaction with his leadership, his reforms and the economy.
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Police said offensive leaflets targeting Poles had been distributed in a town in central England, and graffiti had been daubed on a Polish cultural center in London on Sunday, three days after the vote, while Islamic groups have reported a sharp rise in incidents against Muslims.
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The installation will sit alongside other responses to the space race, both artistic and astronomical: Also on display will be a glove worn by an astronaut, Eugene A. Cernan, during the Apollo 17 mission, still daubed with moon dust, and some modish designs for 1960s Soviet spacecraft.
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They're meant to be daubed with the accompanying kiri hodi, a loose coconut-milk curry that forgoes heat for balance, and a potent pol sambol, fresh grated coconut cut with green chile and more of that Maldive fish, and buoyed by lime, both juice and flesh.
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Turning the garden — or when it rains, the garden room at the end of the lawn — into a communal dining space, they'll create a temporary table from two large sheets of plywood rested on shipping crates and daubed with chalk paint in tranquil shades of green or blue.
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In January 2019, the marble plaque that displayed the names of Marx and his family members was smashed up, and two weeks later, the words "Doctrine of HATE" and "Architect of Genocide," among others, were daubed in red paint on the gravestone, and the plaque was damaged further.
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A Michigan college student with a deadly peanut allergy was the victim of a hazing ritual in which he was daubed in the face with peanut butter at an off-campus party, spurring a severe reaction that left him with swollen eyes, officials and the man's mother said.
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Horgos Journal HORGOS, China — Except for men with long beards and women wearing veils or jewelry with a crescent moon motif, just about anyone can enter Chinese territory — at least a few miles of it — across a frontier marked only by two thin stripes of paint daubed across the road.
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They include an American flag overprinted with a black panther, and corrugated iron paintings, daubed in one case with the number 12 (street slang for the police), and in another with numbers representing the past four American presidents, but with those of George W. Bush and Mr. Trump crossed out.
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In the patch of forest he studies, Djiofack steps lightly through the undergrowth, knapsack on his back, talking and gesticulating as he passes trees painted with rings, daubed with codes, and hung with dog tags identifying them as part of the project researching Afrormosia's powers of regeneration, propagation, and growth.
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Thousands of demonstrators occupied the main Barcelona airport terminal building, sat and sang protest songs, daubed quasi apologetic messages on the windows in English (saying a lack of democracy is worse than missing a flight), and faced off to lines of police in riot gear — including units of Spanish national police discharging rubber bullets.
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And what playing: the accent has broadened into a snarl; the hair is slicked back, piled high, or daubed with a dazzle of silver at the sides when Celeste is due onstage; and the hands are never still, plucking, splaying, pushing up the sleeves of her jacket, or slamming the table in a diner because the manager has the nerve to request a photograph.
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Miuccia Prada acknowledged that reality in her Miu Miu show, a parade of sweater girls that had come undone, in fuzzy angora and curvy pencil skirts with kick pleats at the knees, sleeveless coats with mismatched rows of buttons (one, plain and neat; one, big and playful), and raw linen smocks sometimes covered in drips of paint from the little flowers that had been daubed on.
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Our server, an elegant Japanese woman in a sharp black blazer, told us to think of the second course, a multitude of two-bite dishes arranged on an oblong tray, as the table of contents for the rest of the meal: ankimo (monkfish liver) pâté; a skewer of lobster sashimi daubed with salty-tart preserved plum; a tiny porcelain cup of chawanmushi (savory custard); enoki-mushroom tempura, like a lacy fan of coral, with a cube of fresh persimmon.
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With her strong, opinionated voice, she has done much to define the canon of contemporary portraiture, producing indelible and provocative images that included a nude John Lennon huddled against his clothed wife, Yoko Ono; the partly clad Disney star Miley Cyrus at 22014; the very pregnant and very nude Demi Moore; and Ms. Ono after her husband's death — her "tears" courtesy of a Vaseline camera trick (though Ms. Ono told others that Ms. Leibovitz never explained why she was being daubed with Vaseline).
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It just so happens that the place in question is not Japan but Paris, in the 11th Arrondissement, where the American chefs Robert Compagnon and Jessica Yang of Le Rigmarole have adopted Japanese yakitori as, Compagnon says, "a framing mechanism for whatever is in season" — tiny charred tomatoes with puckering skins, leeks daubed with cod-roe mayonnaise — and made variants on the sour-spicy condiment yuzu kosho out of French citrus fruits as they come in and out of harvest.
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