It looks a little more disheveled — but organized disheveled.
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A jail official says she looked "disheveled" as she left.
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"They were never dirty, or disheveled," Ms. Pallas, 45, said.
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A disheveled organizational structure is another, perhaps more plausible explanation.
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How disheveled do you look when you're working from home?
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" To his left was a scrawny, disheveled waif labeled "U.
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A disheveled hospital room cluttered with equipment and scattered materials.
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McAvoy's bookish charm and perfectly disheveled locks would definitely be fitting.
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Raveesh's body, heavyset and disheveled, on the floor near the kitchen.
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In short, we're searching for a way to look artfully disheveled.
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One Sunday, Mr. Russo showed up disheveled at Ms. Nebozenko's house.
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Most wore disheveled clothing suggesting they'd been re-dressed and moved.
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We have the disheveled revolutionary, the pious doctor, the levelheaded statesman.
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The Daily Mail posted about Markle's appearance, calling her hair disheveled.
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Looking artfully disheveled has become an obsession in the beauty world.
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Trump is fatter than he looks on television, and more disheveled.
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He was just doing something kind for a disheveled, harried stranger.
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The overall effect was that of a slightly disheveled graduate student.
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"They were disheveled," Mr. Miller said, "emotionally shaken, covered in dirt."
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I put my clothes back on and fix my disheveled hair.
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She didn't look all too great though ... head low and disheveled.
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In true Gilmore fashion, the girls are still disheveled, disorganized, and lovable.
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"I've never thought of my dad as anything but disheveled," she said.
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There's a delicate balance to being just the right amount of disheveled.
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A disheveled top bun frames her impeccably, though subtly, made up face.
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She woke up on the couch with her clothes disheveled, she said.
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I saw scratches on her shoulder, she looked very disheveled and exhausted.
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Disheveled, sure, and angry — you could see it in his glassy eyes.
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Sure, he has carefully disheveled hair and hipster glasses, but who doesn't?
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He looks like some disheveled drunk that wandered onto the political stage.
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Your character in the film, Wally, is often times a bit disheveled.
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A disheveled man sits next to you and vomits on the floor.
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And Amanda Lawrence is, among other things, a disheveled angel to remember.
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She was lying in bed with her eyes closed, naked, disheveled, dirty.
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We imagined our eavesdroppers as disheveled bureaucrats, not as lines of code.
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Michelangelo, more than 20 years Leonardo's junior, is disheveled, obscure and single-minded.
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The second shows her face almost dissolving, disconsolate and disheveled, shedding red tears.
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We're loving the disheveled-on-purpose chop that we bet requires minimal styling.
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He was disheveled and tearstained in the fan of light from the ballroom.
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In the picture, he is disheveled, unshaven -- his eyes glassy, his stare dull.
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He looks both completely put together and a dash disheveled all at once.
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His hair was disheveled and it appears Turner lost some weight while incarcerated.
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Are they dressed in nice clothes or are they disheveled with torn clothing?
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In fact, most people enjoy the meal in their pajamas, looking expectedly disheveled.
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He had long disheveled hair, and hanging from each side were several grenades.
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Claes Oldenburg's small, proudly disheveled "Letter Tenement" picks up the visual thread again.
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In that moment, we were disheveled and ordinary, and also gorgeous and extraordinary.
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"But while disheveled is easy to see, addiction has no face," he added.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Prepare to feel bedeviled and disheveled by Byron Walden's puzzle.
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He's been seen begging for change in Maryland and looking disheveled in Texas.
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As is the disheveled shrubbery lodged in a corner of Max Yasgur's barn.
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He was short and often disheveled from all-nighters at the drafting table.
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LONDON — They have the same shock of blindingly blond and slightly disheveled hair.
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And there's something appealingly unpretentious about Mr. Sanders's Brooklyn accent and disheveled appearance.
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Despite the disheveled racks, they still held an impressive array of designer names.
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Her makeup was kept simple and natural to match her disheveled wet look hair.
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There was blood on the ground, people were disheveled and clothes were thrown around.
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Several review sites like TripAdvisor and YouTube describe the building as derelict and disheveled.
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The proposed reforms are exactly what the disheveled, discredited organization needs to right itself.
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"Sean Penn is looking a little disheveled while #chainsmoking on #colbert," one user tweeted.
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He is dressed normally, and doesn't look disheveled or as if he's in crisis.
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Initially, she allegedly told officials she picked up her sister Anna, who appeared disheveled.
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" Mr. Dear, sitting disheveled and shackled next to his defense lawyers, called out: "Correct.
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Several hours later, Ms. Vetrano's body was found in the weeds, her clothing disheveled.
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Instead, you're being chased relentlessly by a single, horrifying family, through a disheveled house.
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On Day 1, a disheveled-looking Jack Nicholson was spotted checking out the offerings.
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I show my disheveled face in meetings via Zoom and Skype and Google Hangouts.
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"She was very disheveled and so upset and had this blank look," Herman recalled.
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He trots out the brogrammers and rock star coders, the hackers and disheveled introverts.
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Looking scared and disheveled, he uttered a few words in Arabic and then vanished.
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The melting posture and disheveled mop have helped to generate a sense of relatability.
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"He looked really disheveled, and he looked really sickly," Usov told CNN on Tuesday.
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In the morning, he gestures at the disheveled bedsheets, their entwined legs: ghachar ghochar.
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We've been knocking off her heavy black eyeliner and glamorously disheveled hairstyles ever since.
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By day, he begins to see visions of a small boy, disheveled and alone.
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The uniform back then looked the same: a disco bra and disheveled denim crotch riders.
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He came up to see me for the first time and he looked all disheveled.
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A disheveled and livid Becky runs into the restaurant in the middle of evening service.
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Wet, disheveled, he arrives in the studio late one night and launches into a monologue.
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The film closes on another disheveled inmate as he stumbles across the post-apocalyptic desert.
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A jail official says she looked "disheveled" as she left after posting a bail bond.
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A disheveled woman answered, sitting in darkness, looking like she had just been woken up.
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He'd show up disheveled at gatherings we frequented, sometimes smelling like he needed a shower.
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One tollbooth worker, seeing my disheveled and wired state, asked me if I was okay.
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Giannulli appeared in court Tuesday with a disheveled gray beard, wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt.
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Shane looks so cool, leaning on the countertop with a relaxed posture and disheveled hair.
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This tucking style can give a frilly, buttoned-up blouse a bit of purposely-disheveled edge.
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Writer Jessi Klein has a word for those cool, artfully disheveled women who's demeanor defies convention.
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The main photo is of Keery looking characteristically disheveled — the rest are of various sex symbols.
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The blotchy, red face of the problem drinker, the stumbling disheveled gait of the substance abuser.
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With detached collars, holey sweaters and frayed hems, the look is decidedly disheveled — and artfully unkempt.
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"I am a gentleman woman," Ms. Lovo said, smiling under her salt-and-pepper disheveled bob.
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A bead of sweat dropped from his disheveled hair into the crevice of an earnest grin.
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The incident left him bloodied and disheveled and left United facing widespread calls for a boycott.
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At Forever 21, you can put together an entire intentionally disheveled look for less than $50.
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"They're looking somewhat disheveled and not entirely happy on their first day of school," another user commented.
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Now in his 40s, he's disheveled and nearly silent, and is soon perplexed by the outside world.
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But the one thing I really can't stop thinking about is Emily Blunt's perfectly disheveled boho braid.
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At the end of "Paper Dance," the paper is completely torn and disheveled; it, too, appears exhausted.
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There a few different characters, including a disheveled talking dog, but the best (hottest) one was Sam.
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We were going for a charmingly-overwhelmed-slightly-disheveled-but-cute-chef look to represent the story.
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Fortunately, the second one I reached took me in, disheveled, dirty, and without a change of clothing.
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Boris, a Shakespeare aficionado who went to Oxford, is more erudite, witty and disheveled than the Donald.
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" Newsreel clips available on YouTube capture the charm of what Lewis calls "this large, disheveled, cerebral male.
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DiCicco was hiking in northern California when Buddy suddenly walked out of the woods, hungry and disheveled.
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After the game, a somber, disheveled, mustachioed Baker Mayfield spoke to reporters and immediately became a meme.
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When Annette and Elliot separate because of Annette's restlessness, she canoodles with a disheveled dilettante (Robert Schwartzman).
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During a recent visit to the Used Book Cafe in Merci, Mr. Gerbi looked only slightly disheveled.
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Portly, curly haired and slightly disheveled, Zinoviev cut a curious figure for a hero of the revolution.
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When we meet Grace, she's handcuffed in a prison jumpsuit, sporting disheveled hair and a perpetual frown.
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However, a few hours later, the hardworking student emerged from the school bus a disheveled, adorable mess.
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According to reports ... Jayme was malnourished and disheveled ... wearing dirty clothes and shoes too big for her.
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Even when Daenerys was kidnapped by a then-hostile Dothraki in season 6, she didn't look this disheveled.
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For some, Ted Mosby and his head of floppy, disheveled hair will never be good enough for Meredith.
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"The people at that location described Richards as disheveled and covered with blood, sand and water," Huff said.
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Lately, it seems like the more disheveled you look, the better — and this new trend is no different.
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When Sanders appears somewhat disheveled, his hair flying out of place, it is a sign of his authenticity.
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We've seen countless runway ensembles that look purposefully disheveled, with strings and cuts of extra fabric dangling down.
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With his black suit, slightly long maroon necktie and disheveled blonde hairdo, Johnson did appear to resemble Trump.
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Down the block from a transit hub, we pass a disheveled man who is slumped over and unresponsive.
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I saw my reflection in the jail administration office window, noticing the disheveled wig my hair had become.
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Once the authorities entered the disheveled home, they found the Turpins' 12 other children, ages 143 to 29.
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His beard was disheveled, he was in a daze, and his clothes seemed straight out of the 1980s.
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We're a motley group, a little disheveled, everyone in shades, Carina, the background singer, with toddler in tow.
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From what I could make out in the meager light, he was tall, balding and a little disheveled.
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However, she paints a very vivid picture of "dangerous, disheveled" -- conditions she says she warned Ion about multiple times.
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They always seemed a little disheveled and their hair wasn't quite right and their shirts were kind of untucked.
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She looks disheveled and dejected – a far cry from the sleek, imposing figure she cut earlier in the film.
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The image, photographed by Duffy, who also shot the Aladdin Sane cover, depicts Bowie battered, disheveled, and tumbling clumsily.
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But that under-the-bed area can quickly become disheveled, which ends up making the room feel more cluttered.
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Keep one for yourself and gift one to your elegantly disheveled friend next time they're rummaging for their keys.
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Willie thrashes about with disheveled hair and bloodstained hands, inching with every violence towards a less soul-crushing existence.
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For instance, if a psychiatrist were to say, "Trump looks disheveled," that could be construed as a professional opinion.
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After a round of golf last Sunday, a disheveled-looking Trump abruptly showed up at a church in Virginia.
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"Although Mr. Kramarevsky was elegantly attired, his gray hair was disheveled," Jack Anderson wrote in The Times in 1991.
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The team followed it to Mr. Jordan, who was disheveled in khakis and a plaid shirt, Sheriff Dunagan said.
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When we arrived in Northampton after a long drive, tired and disheveled, our host let us into the apartment.
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Dupree, her white hair disheveled and a gray scarf around her neck, had been placed on her office desk.
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Mr. Desormeau testified that he had seen Mr. McCoy standing on the street dealing drugs to two disheveled women.
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I had him act as his character, so he sat there with a rumpled look, in a disheveled shirt.
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Looking disheveled in a grimy, unbuttoned polo shirt, Mr. Johnson seemed to be limping as he arrived in court.
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An inveterate alcoholic who lives alone and disheveled, Steve learns that the love of his life, Karen, has died.
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She pops up in the clip for a few seconds, appearing unrecognizable due to her disheveled appearance and deep voice.
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Over the past year, he said, he has been harassed by photographers, and photographs depict him as slovenly and disheveled.
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Back then, words like "unkempt" and "disheveled" were used, but this year the focus seems to be on her edges.
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In January, the girl's body was found dumped, disheveled, and covered in bleach in a wooded area in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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When you told me you were an artist, I told you it made sense because you had impeccable, disheveled taste.
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You look around, and you've got drunk Elsas (from Frozen), drunk snowmen, everyone in Santa gear—but they're all disheveled.
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Inside they discovered the disheveled 30-year-old woman, in restraints and with a locked chain wrapped around her neck.
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An eyewitness told the outlet that Justin looked "disheveled and distressed," and hid his tears under his white baseball cap.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that he appeared "disheveled and disoriented" and told the judge he was going through withdrawal.
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They appeared in a hostage video a year later looking disheveled and pleading U.S. President Donald Trump for their release.
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No wonder it is such a satisfyingly moody, atmospherically disheveled sanctuary, thick with vegetation and mournful with pockets of disrepair.
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"There's always that rugged, white, disheveled man as the main character, and quite frankly I'm sick of it," Lopez says.
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Kroll was also known, at times, to show up late to work, hungover and disheveled, according to five former colleagues.
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In a classic comedy setup, Mr. Magni plays the disheveled title sad sack and Mr. Houben his snippy bureaucratic tormentor.
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He wore a striped button-down shirt and wire-rimmed glasses, his disheveled white hair loosely tumbling to one side.
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By the time the Metropolitan Police in London dragged him from the embassy in April, he looked haggard and disheveled.
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One ad, titled "Disheveled," simply ticks off semi-derisive adjectives that news reports have used to describe Mr. Brown's appearance.
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A disheveled Bethenny Frankel recently had an awkward encounter with Donald Trump, running into the presidential hopeful at 7:45 a.m.
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Note how disheveled she looks — her hair is a mess with gray showing and wearing a shapeless, oversized sweater in brown.
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On a Tuesday in late March, Vungle CEO Zain Jaffer arrived disheveled and jetlagged to Microsoft's developer space in San Francisco.
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Still dressed in white, she appears disheveled with crimped hair and a voluminous skirt, which she later waves around in fury.
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The Ricks and Daryls and yes, even teenage Carls of the world can get as dirty and disheveled as they like.
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Holmes is kind of scruffy It's a more disheveled-looking Sherlock Holmes this time around and he is sporting facial hair.
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Barr's latest explanation followed a previously-shared video , in which she appeared on-camera looking disheveled and was smoking a cigarette.
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Next to this disheveled firebrand, the well-oiled "Clinton machine" can at times come off as too measured, inauthentic and conventional.
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They have long, disheveled hair and listen to punk rock and still have sex on their couch years into their relationship.
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Mr. Lesin did, however, appear disheveled when he returned to the hotel, according to the video surveillance cameras, the official said.
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Typically, our natural bedhead is less "artfully disheveled" and more matted on one side, full-on lion's mane on the other.
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It takes pride in making Rose Byrne's mom character just as prone to being an idiot as Seth Rogen's disheveled dad.
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She'd sequestered herself in Dragonstone, her hair heartbreakingly disheveled in Missandei's absence, and her overall look veering into Mad Queen Chic.
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There's shared DNA with other outspoken, defiantly disheveled (morally speaking) women of television, but she has a darkness all her own.
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Vic Brotherson of Scarlet & Violet in London juxtaposes disheveled, swollen-headed roses with pristine arcs of fronds, like a cocked eyebrow.
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Dodai: Trying to shower every weekday morning so I'm not disheveled in our video meetings, but I only wear caftans now.
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In the video, titled "Austin Tice Still Alive," he appears blindfolded and disheveled, and is surrounded by masked men with rifles.
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The hotel roommate who found her in her disheveled and injured state immediately after the rape has testified on her behalf.
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An inviting photograph can draw in people scrolling through listings online; a messy or disheveled room will quickly turn them off.
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Even at his most jittery and disheveled, when his life seemed a total mess, he'd escape into writing and be healed.
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"Everyone needs a place to escape," a disheveled graphic designer named Saïd says to me as we walk down the street.
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We try the Bevmo next door, probably scaring the security guard since I look a bit disheveled in pajamas and messy hair.
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Instead, the four invaders are disheveled, vengefully violent, uncanny copies of the family they're attacking — and they have a name: The Tethered.
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Meanwhile, Hemsworth, 33, worked a hoodie and jeans, himself flashing Thor's long blond tresses, pulled back into the character's trademark disheveled ponytail.
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Pedro Pascal kept his mustache trim and tidy, giving off some very 70s vibes paired with his bow-tie and disheveled bouffant.
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Last week, she posted a puzzling YouTube video featuring a disheveled Barr smoking a cigarette, screaming in attempts to defend her actions.
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She scans the area, and that's when she notices it: a tall, lanky figure, standing in the corner, seemingly abandoned and disheveled.
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He was back to his disheveled classic self at the CNN town hall, after an alarmingly tidily groomed turn at Fox News.
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You come out of the bathroom looking disheveled and a bit sweaty, which is completely understandable… as you are not feeling well.
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Heroin overdoses can be unsightly affairs: Disheveled patients with open sores and soiled underwear, littering vials and used needles beneath their stretchers.
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And all feature a tormented, disheveled man loosely based on Mr. Atkins — or at least using his voice and (captured) facial expressions.
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At Hood by Air, the defined spirals were a bit disheveled, adding a hint of romance to the edginess of the clothes.
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Imagine every one of those disheveled and doe-eyed innocent inhabitants you saw running from dragon fire as a species on earth.
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No. It only means that we'll get more of his hilarious interviews, his artfully disheveled hair, and his very cute crooked smile.
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Plus, the long hair wasn't keeping me connected to my former life; it was just making me look more tired and disheveled.
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Later, a disheveled, distraught, and clearly injured Zubaydah is transferred to a facility to receive medical attention while strapped to a gurney.
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Bringing on too few workers could produce disheveled shelves and long lines — and sour shoppers even further on brick-and-mortar stores.
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Photographed in the back of a police car, he looked disheveled and was wearing a torn red shirt and dirty blue jeans.
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She had taken a red-eye flight from Seattle to Philadelphia, but her brother looked worse than she felt: tired, disheveled, dirty.
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You know, the grass was looking disheveled or the railing on the stairs was falling off, but the flag was always pristine.
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All his life, Henry remained curious about the Fay LP, with a portrait of a disheveled singer on its stark black cover.
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As portrayed by Phoenix, he is often disheveled and remote, more the prophetic Man of Sorrows than the exalted King of Kings.
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In a warrant issued for his arrest, Mr. Wrousis was described as aggressive and psychologically unstable, and as having a "disheveled" appearance.
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In the foreground stands Willis V. McCall, the sheriff of Lake County, looking disheveled in the harsh light of a camera's flash.
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The pillow is available in two beautiful Poes: A slightly disheveled X-wing pilot (yes) and a roughed-up resistance prisoner (also yes).
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Rub a pea-sized dollop between your fingers before working it through the hair; the messier and more disheveled it looks, the better.
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I would normally walk to save on fare and get some exercise, but getting there on time and not disheveled is key today.
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Then a shout rang out, and Mr. Schickele would materialize in a box or balcony, hopelessly disheveled in formal dress and work boots.
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Annie, sitting alone in the row where she had previously sat with Mae, looks visibly disheveled and mutters to herself like a madwoman.
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A few minutes later, a little after 11:30, a disheveled gentleman was being dragged, drunkenly, down West 10th Street by his friends.
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Astros 13, Dodgers 12, 10 innings | Houston leads series, 3-2 HOUSTON — George Springer, disheveled in his grass-stained, untucked uniform, was exhausted.
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Looking mostly healthy, if typically disheveled, Mr. Johnson stressed that he would continue to "lead the national fightback" from his home via teleconferencing.
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Scores of elders, disheveled and a lot older than Pambelé, trickled into the local cultural center for a routine meeting late one morning.
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The ensemble featured a flair of modernity with white lace-up boots, and Gomez topped the look off with perfectly disheveled blonde hair.
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The sleeping bag symbolized Ms. Meriwether's deep commitment to her work, but it also gave off a whiff of the disheveled post-collegiate.
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As we reported ... the rapper was busted for cocaine possession and DUI over the weekend in Miami, leading to this disheveled mug shot.
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" After an hour, the camera cut away, and a mildly disheveled-looking Tim Kaine ambled onto the floor to take his turn. "Timmy!
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Olsen kept things neutral in a gorgeous cream dress and berry lipstick, while Arnett donned a sheer blush button-down shirt and disheveled locks.
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She seemed sympathetic to my blank stare, ashen complexion and disheveled appearance — the typical symptoms of a house physician who was about to crash.
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They also feature a dangling asymmetrical white strap, just to give it that incoherently disheveled vibe all the kids are so into these days.
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Deep in San Francisco's Mission District, inside a warehouse that's home to Casper's product development center, there's a giant bin of disheveled neck pillows.
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Before being driven by police back to a jail on the outskirts of Lima, Fujimori posted a picture of himself looking weary and disheveled.
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The images show a slender man with disheveled hair being led down the airplane stairs in handcuffs by two stone-faced Italian police officers.
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In the painting, we see him kneeling and wailing with grief, his clothes disheveled, his scalp bloody where he has torn out his hair.
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The full tuck is clearly a lot more flattering for my body than the French tuck, which, conversely, makes me look sloppy and disheveled.
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Among them was an elderly woman who said she'd been startled one mid-September morning to see a disheveled man in her wooded backyard.
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Naturally, Lacie chooses the latter option, arriving to the wedding a muddy, disheveled mess and insisting on giving the world's most mortifying wedding toast.
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Their clear knowledge of art as an "open work" analogy weaves together their disheveled items of non-hierarchal otherness under the umbrella of recuperation.
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One delightful detail about William Wilde to emerge here is that, in contrast to Oscar's foppishness, Sir William was notably disheveled and dirty, unkempt.
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Usually a little disheveled, he wore off-the-rack Sears or Lands' End navy suits and a plastic watch strapped over his shirt cuff.
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Show me an advice column about a disheveled co-worker and I'll read it eagerly, with zero compulsion to apply its lessons to myself.
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He said he was at teammate LJ Scott&aposs apartment when he found a female friend disheveled, lying on the floor near the bathroom.
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Johnson has lied, pandered and guffawed his disheveled way to the highest office in the land, aping the bumbling buffoon and doing great damage.
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However disheveled, with dark circles of exhaustion under her eyes, Rita has no problem attracting suitors to whom she gives herself much too readily.
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His disheveled pal, Boris Johnson, won in a landslide over an unappetizing liberal, which many took as a good harbinger for Trump in 2020.
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I'm sort of disheveled, I come in, you know I've got my lucky red back pack from college with me as my presentation bag.
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The woman, dirty, disheveled and in tears, ran over to a patrol car parked along a Harlem street in the early morning of Jan.
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And in the back space, the installation "After Studio" re-creates the artist's somewhat disheveled work space — an unnecessary "bridge" in the show's narrative.
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Whenever we made out on my skinny cabin beds, he would smear my hair into a mess, preferring the more disheveled version of me.
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The choice of the rather disheveled mutt was a contrast to nine purebred Jindo hunting dogs that his predecessor kept in the presidential palace.
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After the other two girls went home, Pearcy took Boggio to a beachfront bar, where she was last seen, barefoot and disheveled, around midnight.
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Particularly in the warmer months, Native Americans can be seen openly drinking beer in town, often passed out on the ground, disheveled and ill.
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Frequently drunk and always disheveled, Angelica lives in virtual squalor, a mangy menagerie in her yard and an eviction notice on her kitchen table.
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He was generally an affable type whose demeanor soured only with excessive drinking or drug use, but on this day he was disheveled and nervous.
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On the campaign trail, Bernie had his disheveled hair, Trump had chants of "Lock Her Up," and O'Rourke has his sweat-drenched button-down shirts.
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Regardless of whether you were camera shy, disheveled, or just couldn't get the perfect photo of yourself, you could still communicate visually with your identity.
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The former "Roseanne" star shared a video of herself looking disheveled, smoking a cigarette and becoming increasingly upset while being interviewed by someone off camera.
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The arrest and a police mug shot showing a disheveled looking Woods raised speculation that his multimillion dollar contracts for product endorsements could be jeopardized.
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Pictures of the disheveled politician made it to the nation's television screens, but police were not able to produce enough evidence and charges were dropped.
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The little girl's bedroom—"the princess sleeps here" reads the sign on the door—is painted pink, the office disheveled from five years of homework.
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Having stumbled into bed just two hours before I had to get up and go to work again, I arrived looking disheveled and feeling worse.
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While she was drying her hands, she turned around to see a disheveled man in a hooded sweatshirt who'd been hiding in a bathroom stall.
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And the few pillars still upright had nervous looks on their facesteetering there in the famous sunlightwhich descended on the grass and the disheveled stones.
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By the time I returned to the hostel that night, my clothes were filthy, my hair disheveled, and my makeup nonexistent, but I was beautiful.
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A "heavily bearded and disheveled" Assange was arrested Thursday in England, where he had been living for years under protection inside of the Ecuadorian embassy.
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With his long hair cascading down his shoulders he comes across as a faintly disheveled surfer dude for whom, refreshingly, airs and graces don't matter.
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I race to tap out a few paragraphs to dispatch to my editor among crying babies, disheveled beggars and announcements blaring over the loud speaker.
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At one point after that phone call, William invited June and Angie to come to his office — I can remember that William looking quite disheveled.
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Gritty, the Philadelphia Flyers mascot who appears to be a close, if disheveled, relative of Montreal's Youppi, is now the subject of a police investigation.
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There is a handsomely disheveled Douglas Sills as Mack, a quietly charismatic Alexandra Socha as Mabel and a general reveling in period fashion and physicality.
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In the images below, what looks to be a well-manicured street beforehand turns into a disheveled area covered in mud and scraps of driftwood.
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On Monday he addressed tens of thousands of boy scouts at their Jamboree, and who should pop up in his disjointed thoughts and disheveled words?
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Late last year, Google shifted the sprawling and disheveled robotics division into Google X in an effort to give it a more tangible market strategy.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation tweeted photos of Steven Joshua Wiggins, 31, appearing disheveled with ripped clothing and hanging out in the back of a cruiser.
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The NBA community became concerned for West after pictures surfaced showing the 32-year-old looking disheveled in Texas ... and apparently begging for change in Maryland.
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With the help of photographer Danielle Fantis, the new mom and doula staged both versions of her life: one messy and disheveled, and the other composed.
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He will walk into Rod Laver Arena looking a little disheveled and expecting to find a way to beat Novak Djokovic in an Australian Open final.
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Even the most artfully disheveled looks (you know, like blurred lipstick and windswept bobs) take more effort than just rolling over and heading out the door.
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He's also got to live in hiding from the British, which explains the disheveled, dirty and long-haired Jamie we've seen in stills from the season.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... West was recently seen at a Houston fast food joint in the middle of the night, without shoes, looking pretty disheveled.
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Back in September, Spelling slammed commenters who said her kids looked "disheveled" and "unfit" in a photo she shared of their first day back at school.
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Attending Sundance last month to promote his film A Most Wanted Man, he was reluctant to do interviews, and some industry insiders said he appeared disheveled.
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In the large-scale 1981 "Centerfolds/Horizontals" series, the ingénues appeared half-naked in disheveled beds, looking dazed as if in the aftermath of sexual attack.
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Complete the sentence: Woke up like this: Disheveled, running late, doing too many things at once and underperforming all of them; but pretty thrilled about mediocrity!
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The performers, directed by Kira Simring (the Cell's artistic director), are uniformly on point, with a grizzled Mr. Lane and a disheveled Ms. Donnelly especially fine.
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But he doesn't exactly leave the impression of a high-powered lawyer; he's half-shaved and disheveled, and his presentation reads as a huckster's sales pitch.
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The chronically disheveled Mr. Johnson, wearing voluminous shorts and a bandanna decorated with skulls and crossbones, responded with his usual cocktail of charm, bluster and obfuscation.
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Enter the young John Paul Getty III, direct from Rome, in bell bottoms, a T-shirt and long, disheveled curls on the day of George's funeral.
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He kept running a hand through his disheveled hair, where a backward ball cap should have been, as if he were feeling for a phantom limb.
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When the time came, I dragged my disheveled body down Brick Lane, where their "clinic" is based, and brought our intern along to take some pictures.
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Paris Journal PARIS — Off a disheveled street whose questionable past seeps into its dingy present, a garish eruption from a buried era awaits the wary visitor.
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He developed a comic demeanor, a disheveled mean (and mane), a rapier intellect with a taste for the classics, and an insatiable desire to be liked.
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Throw all the bleary eyes and mussed-up hair and scratchy stubble and disheveled clothes in the world at him, but it won't do any good.
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" At first, the city proves inhospitable, its "disheveled, slapdash angry art" alienating Thaddeus, and its competitiveness posing "a crash course in failure, his Ph.D. in pauperhood.
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Anita parks in front of an administrative building and heads inside, warning me that Aaron will probably look disheveled and could be in a bad mood.
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The choice of the rather disheveled mutt was a sharp contrast with the nine purebred Jindo hunting dogs that his predecessor kept in the presidential palace.
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In it, Efron looks like older Bundy in court (Efron looks slightly more disheveled, with an evil glint in his eye), where he did eventually end up.
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Recognized around the world thanks to his disheveled platinum hair, Johnson is also known for gags and insults often delivered in colorful, erudite language peppered with Latin.
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When Suniye falsely accuses Tony of malfeasance (a switchblade is involved), she sics a disheveled tenant lawyer (Debargo Sanyal, a gifted practitioner of the pratfall) on him.
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And while we're never opposed to a disheveled updo (shoutout to Meghan Markle), it's nice to see a style with structure gain traction on the red carpet.
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He then posed for this disheveled mug shot, which could be explained by the fact he was seen chugging beer at an Oktoberfest earlier in the day.
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The skinny, disheveled bear in the footage, captured by National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen, can be seen rifling through a trash can used by native Inuit fishers.
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The disheveled trends we've been seeing on the runways, like sweatpants, forced off-the-shoulder tops, and sleepwear-inspired items are (finally!) making their way mainstream. Why?
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The Googlers I passed on my way in seemed to be as unkempt and disheveled as a group of frat bros the morning after a house party.
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I'm leaving the room completely spaced out when a disheveled, middle-aged woman appears from a door and whispers for me to come through her secret passage.
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I was navigating my way to the bar, fairly sweaty and disheveled at this point, when—without warning or introduction—another man started rubbing himself on me.
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Sure, looking messy and disheveled has been It for a while, but the real confidence comes in showing up in total statement-maker like the women ahead.
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Before becoming foreign secretary, Johnson was better known for many years for his comic talent, colorful language and disheveled hair than for his attention to policy detail.
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Their perfectly disheveled waves and consistently on-point travel outfits have us scratching our heads and wondering why we don't look like that heading to the airport.
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That's where, maybe a decade ago, a strange, disheveled white man decided to show up unannounced during a Sunday morning service, taking a seat near the back.
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Is it possible that Sanders wakes up every morning with neatly combed hair and then has a stylist work for 90 minutes to achieve his disheveled look?
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Wrapped around the middle of the exterior wall are tinted mirrors that throw your disheveled image back in your face—the exact opposite of inviting you in.
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On this stretch, I encountered a pair of wild horses — dam and foal, presumably — and a disheveled man hauling a wheelbarrow full of possessions down the highway.
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Markle tells us over the last year he's been ambushed by paparazzi who have photographed him in the most unflattering circumstances ... buying beer, looking disheveled and reclusive.
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Filming in the more disheveled sections of Newburgh, N.Y., the directors align Tim Gillis's softly bruised photography with a hip-swaying soundtrack of Latin, dancehall and reggae.
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With disheveled hair and ill-fitting black suits provided by the public defender's office, they both looked dazed as they sat in the courtroom packed with reporters.
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Zendaya may not be the first person to ever Instagram a #wokeuplikethis disheveled-hair selfie — the hashtag was a big trend a couple of years ago, after all.
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Police are searching for 2 of Charlie Sheen's kids after his ex-wife, Brooke Mueller, wandered into a Salt Lake City bar with them Tuesday night looking disheveled.
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"I pray to God that one day we can field a female Bernie Sanders candidate, some disheveled lady yelling, and the country will seriously consider her," she said.
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Back in September, Spelling came after commenters who said her kids looked "disheveled" and "unfit" in a photo the mom shared of their first day back at school.
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Will you end up with the artfully-disheveled allure of Kate Moss' cool-girl '90s eyeliner, Grace Jones' lived-in Studio54 glam... or a sweaty and smeared mess?
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" Describing a disheveled shed where Martin kept additional classified material as covered with "dust everywhere," Wyda added: "This is not how a Russian spy would ever conduct business.
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After all, it sucks when your hair tie leaves that annoying indent in the middle of your artfully-disheveled ponytail or at the end of your elaborate fishtail.
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He relishes his disheveled image, letting people know he drives a Jeep Cherokee made in Toledo, Ohio, and wears suits made within 10 miles of his Cleveland home.
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Sure, the visuals of a disheveled bun may look like they're easy to achieve, but the line between hot mess and haute mess is a very thin one.
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It's just that, only a chair — dirty and disheveled and listing to one side because of two broken legs, with the upholstery and supports all undone and exposed.
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Demidov," says Tinrod, trying to connect with the disheveled figure on his left, "Would you please tell our viewers what it is you saw on that fateful day?
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Together they cumulatively point to an item that has been worn with careful intent: whether daring, polished, comfortable, disheveled, uniform, sexy, androgynous, or some combination of the above.
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Like many museums in small countries, it strives to fit every last vestige under one roof, making for a sense of disheveled urgency as you navigate the rooms.
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Look for: If you start from the beginning, take a look at how disheveled Captain America looks following the Battle of New York in The Avengers (2012) vs.
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And yet, through it all, he remained un-elite, crusty and cursing and toothpick-chomping, working in a disheveled Houston shop across the street from a Jiffy Lube.
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Roy is a bit paunchy and disheveled, with an amiable, jowly face; he has the air of a college professor who likes taking students out for a drink.
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"Because we never heard those stories (of Sanders' youth), for most of us in our minds Bernie has always been a disheveled, gray-haired bespectacled politician," King said.
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My haunting details were the ones I absorbed after I came to: my disheveled clothing, the soreness, the missing bra that I found hanging from a tree outside.
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Authenticity matters Sanders, who ostensibly understood that he didn't look the role of a president with his disheveled professorial appearance, decided that he wasn't going to change much.
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Police immediately apprehended the driver, who according to eyewitnesses interviewed by Fox television affiliate WVEU-TV appeared disheveled, glassy-eyed and under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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That's why we were pretty damn pleased to see that last season's runways showed it is possible to rock the multi-bag look without feeling disheveled or weighed down.
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The queen of a perfectly disheveled topknot and a dewey, fresh face, Kendall hasn't given up her casual beauty routine, despite her many Vogue covers and wild runway looks.
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One could (and should!) argue that NOU's ideology of not looking like shit—all disheveled suits and exquisitely curated thriftware—indirectly led to both the ska and swing revivals.
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Police immediately apprehended the pickup driver, who according to eyewitnesses interviewed by Fox television affiliate WVEU-TV appeared disheveled, glassy-eyed and under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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And sometimes she looks legitimately disheveled, but if she's got the time and wits about her to post on Instagram, then she's better off than a lot of us.
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"I think authenticity comes in many forms, and it doesn't just have to be that you didn't just do your hair right," she said, referring to her disheveled topknot.
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Though most parents of a newborn tend to look exhausted and disheveled, Jenner looked fresh with a full face of natural makeup and one of her signature athleisure outfits.
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Two of them, a man and a woman, could be seen standing in a room, dressed in disheveled police uniforms, while a voice off camera demanded handcuffs be brought.
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Although many fans were quick to comment on how cute the two children looked, a handful of mommy shamers criticized Polizzi, claiming her daughter looked disheveled in the image.
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With his elegantly disheveled hair, four-day beard, and enthusiastic demeanor, I dare say that we could even be friends, if the world were to persist for long enough.
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The context here being the "hood" or urban areas commonly "disheveled by lack of upkeep or abandonment," which makes people feel uneasy or signal the presence of criminal activity.
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His hair was white and disheveled, and he liked to wheel his small shopping cart up and down the street and hand out political flyers to everyone he met.
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Although many fans were quick to comment on how cute the two children looked, a handful of mommy shamers criticized Polizzi, claiming her daughter looked disheveled in the image.
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Season 303 opens with a gloriously disheveled Vanessa (Eva Green) living in lowered circumstances as the bells of London toll for the death of the poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
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Kreuzberg, a sprawling quarter just south of the former Berlin Wall, and bisected by the Landwehr Canal, epitomizes for me the flip side of Berlin — edgy, disheveled and multicultural.
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But he has a similar disheveled populist anti-fashion to go along with an extensive track record of support for labor unions and skepticism of the forces of globalization.
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During one burst of laughter, a disheveled woman who looked like the child of Fred Flintstone and the sports cartoonist Bill Gallo's "Basement Bertha" character slouched into Charlie's space.
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But the style — deliberately bumbling and disheveled; fond of jokes; disregarding facts and details in favor of bluster — does not lend itself to a crisis as grave as this.
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She describes herself as a messy reader, and a messy thinker, and she is stylishly disheveled, with a preference for comfy, colorful clothing with pockets and Birkenstocks with socks.
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Extra Doughnuts: • As if "damn good" weren't moving enough, the disheveled old woman who shared Mr. Jackpots' good fortune at the casino returns to thank him for his generosity.
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I knocked on his door and was invited into his dark, curious surroundings, where the disheveled man before me told me the same facts about himself, over and over.
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Last April, a bruised and disheveled Mr. Rini told Newport, Ky., police officers that his name was Timmothy Pitzen and that he had been abducted when he was 6.
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One of the current preoccupations of fine jewelry collectors is an assemblage of necklaces that is layered, personal and playfully disheveled (or artfully edited, as the case may be).
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In the pilot episode, "Change Is Bad," a disheveled New Yorker named Kevin refuses to relinquish his grimy one-bedroom, even after his landlord offers him $55,22015 to leave.
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Kansas State played its first full game without leading scorer and rebounder Dean Wade, and the Wildcats looked a little disheveled for the first 25 minutes of game action.
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When I first heard X-Ray Spex, Poly's voice cut right through my disheveled pile of teen-angst and cheap thrift store clothes and shook me to the core.
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She was one of the first people to actually experiment and go short and not do a perfect short haircut — it's more of of a disheveled f—-d up haircut.
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The boy from the shtetl, the Parisian master, the dirtiest and most disheveled artist in Paris, the lover of fine haberdashery — Soutine's life has evolved into a narrative of disparity.
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He was dirty and disheveled, his hydration pack hanging off one shoulder, an empty sport-spout Gatorade bottle clutched in his right hand, glasses still somehow resting on his nose.
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Biles later explained to a fan that she "just came straight from a 4 hour practice w/ my hair in a bun" and asked everyone to excuse her disheveled blowout.
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But beyond your tongue-in-cheek treasures — miniature Sesame Street-style bins, bicycle wheel hats, stained and disheveled Moschino shopping bags — the fall 2017 show's message is actually nothing new.
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And if the road to your sexual freedom leads you to the sewers beneath Pennywise's drain or the doorstep of Hagrid's disheveled hut, I'd say you're better off for it.
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By the time I sit down to breakfast, I'm a disheveled mess, with flecks of ash clinging to my hair and the smell of pork grease seeping into my pores.
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The tweet Trump actually reposted from the user, however, was a photoshopped image of the GOP front-runner's opponent Jeb Bush, depicting him as a disheveled beggar outside Trump Tower.
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Zuckerberg, sporting plaid PJs, a slight fro, and the disheveled look of many a teenage boy, offers little more than a subtle smile and very chill raised fist in celebration.
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In fact, instead of opting for edgy, slightly disheveled styles (something we've seen a lot of lately), we saw a barrage of stars walk down the carpet looking incredibly polished.
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The woman was "in a disheveled state and in need of emergency medical attention" when officials found her, according to a press release from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
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Dick Clark, with his wholesome, all-American looks, good manners, and boyish charm charmed the committee and got off scot-free, while a disheveled, defiant Alan Freed paid the price.
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It is difficult to tell if he is devil-may-care lampooning or tauntingly glorifying here, since bacchantes are usually depicted as disheveled, wildly celebrating the mysteries of Dionysus-Bacchus.
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Sodden and disheveled, Brian Scandalito, 55, emerged Monday from the backyard storage shed in Wilmington where he said he had ridden out the storm on Thursday night and into Friday.
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He has a full head of dark, disheveled hair, and his vigorously overgrown eyebrows sweep several unsettling centimeters up beyond the rim of his round spectacles, like a nun's cornette.
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The rumpled fabric lend the trio a disheveled look, the inverted pants recalling dirty rabbit ears, but a sheen of glitter on the lacquered surface adds luster to the mundane.
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" Mitsuya Majime, an endearingly disheveled and stork-thin word nerd, is the editor at the center of this endeavor, his very surname a homophone in Japanese for "seriousness of purpose.
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"Soft Place in a Soft Room (A Couch Is Like a Friend)" (2016) was warm enough to feel inviting yet disheveled in such a way that it appeared left behind.
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In an interview with TMZ, Thomas said that he was upset that the paparazzi only ever photographed him buying beer and looking disheveled, and he wanted to change the narrative.
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Instead, I walk up to a loft building in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, spend a few moments ascending in its elevator, and walk into a disheveled, carpeted, sparsely furnished office unit.
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Jack, now bearded and disheveled, is shown facing off against a legion of well-trained female warriors and wielding all sorts of advanced weaponry to a musical backdrop of synthwave tunes.
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As we first reported ... she looked worse for wear during a lunch outing with Geno, Monday in Hampton, GA. They both looked disheveled, and June still hadn't fixed her shattered veneers.
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In a wonderful moment in the morning, another one of Midge's society-forced charades ends when she wakes up disheveled in the way average people look first-thing in the morning.
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But here, her disheveled hair is sending a pretty direct message via a very old trope — there must be something wrong for a woman to no longer care about her appearance.
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Urzua, a slightly disheveled former academic prone to mild verbal gaffes, was a very different finance minister from Mexico's recent tradition of slick technocrats who spoke the language of Wall Street.
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Often disheveled and seemingly haphazardly thrown together, the looks feel attainable, and achieve an aesthetic that celebrates the normal girl who is working through her career with limited money and time.
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But everyone was one overpriced Modelo and a mention of single-payer healthcare away from jumping over the balcony and into the revolution—the smiling, disheveled, more-or-less polite revolution.
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The Wellcome show and book include portraits of disheveled inmates from the 193th and 19th centuries, by the British artists Thomas Rowlandson and William Hogarth, and the French painter Théodore Géricault.
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However torn your clothing and disheveled your hair for the denouement, whatever traumas you've suffered and inflicted, you are better, stronger, free — and it's learning the truth that has liberated you.
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They didn't see him as just some disheveled man who looked like he'd been sleeping in his car — which he had been — but rather a contestant on a reality TV show.
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Saturday Profile GLASGOW — It was Christmas, and Darren McGarvey was returning to his parents' home after a long absence, drunk and disheveled, when his younger brother met him at the door.
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I find that pretty hard to swallow, especially after Kristen and Navid spot him climbing into a homeless man's tent and speculate on whether he's sleeping with the disheveled man inside.
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She sometimes had the air of the slightly disheveled college professor sorting through her papers, as a curtain of hair fell around her face, with strands getting entangled in her glasses.
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Getty/Instagram Meanwhile, Orange Is the New Black star Schilling ditched her short blonde strands for a deep, almost-black shade, showing off the look on Instagram Tuesday morning (albeit slightly disheveled).
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The look included a disheveled brown wig (which had the swoopy bangs Bieber was once known for), and a black faux mustache and goatee paired with a pair of reflective aviator shades.
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The first signal we get arrives in "Look, She Made A Hat," when Midge sees the all-time great painting made by bad boy artiste Declan Howell (a rakishly disheveled Rufus Sewell).
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Her transformation is astonishing, from an undernourished sexy goth rocker in "Stridentism/Creationism," to a bearded, badly disheveled homeless man ranting the words of Lucio Fontana, wondering the debris of old Berlin.
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That all changed when the oldest ran away and was found, visibly disheveled with long hair, a dirty beard, and old clothes, at a nearby bar, according to Dutch broadcaster RTV Drenthe.
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A half-dozen disheveled men and women walked swiftly to where the young man was rolling a cigarette of a synthetic drug known as K22 to wait for a chance to share.
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When I walk back into the main room, there is a disheveled male contestant, Victor, who is dressed like Fat Mike, in a yellow and black stripy tie and pantaloon jeans, onstage.
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LONDON — Only one person, the joke doing the rounds in Parliament goes, can stop the disheveled, blond-haired, crowd-pleasing former foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, from becoming the country's next prime minister.
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The outfits themselves vary wildly from a disheveled 1940s ostrich feather ball gown to a worn-out Lilly Pulitzer tank top, but each author emphasized the same point: Their choices were intentional.
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Based on the aloof, punishing control he displays in his small, tight bud of a first novel, "We Begin Our Ascent," he doesn't appear to have a disheveled bone in his body.
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Mr. Seidenberg, who was missing a front tooth and wore disheveled unbuttoned shirts, was a romantic, bardlike personality who smoked a pipe and could not bear selling books he was fond of.
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"He appeared to be very disheveled and dirty and obviously had been outdoors for some time," Sheriff Spoden said in a phone interview, adding that no one was hurt during the arrest.
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But it's clear also that in the eyes of many analysts that there is something fundamentally improbable about a disheveled and cantankerous socialist winning the nomination and then winning the White House.
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It is hard to believe that the disheveled and bearded Che could become this bespectacled, balding man, sporting a pedestrian suit and tie, much less cross the border undetected in his guise.
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Not suspending -- getting fresh clothes then back out Wednesday Given that Carson has looked tired and unprepared during debates, but not particularly disheveled, perhaps he should reconsider the purpose of his trip home.
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The clip shows Cho snipping the Mulligan's ends and giving her a quick blowout that left her newly blonde hair purposefully disheveled — the exact same effortlessly chic style she recreated for the Met.
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She sat down behind her desk and camera after closing a walk-in closet filled with disheveled boxes and bags sent to her by brands vying for her attention and, hopefully, her praise.
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A construction worker spotted Reinking emerging from a wooded area less than a mile from the scene of the shooting appearing disheveled and disoriented, authorities said at a press conference after the arrest.
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Between nasty bathrooms (hair-clogged drains, crusty towels), disheveled kitchens (sinks piled high with food-caked dirty dishes), and abominable bedrooms (stained sheets, more crusty towels), some guys' living spaces are legit hellholes.
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You'll hate yourself (and your body) if you go to brofests like The Standard or Roosevelt, but Hotel Fig's disheveled, quirky building and decent music brings the douchiness down to more manageable levels.
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Defeated and scavenging for food scraps in a hotel lobby, opportunity appears to strike Tallulah: A hotel guest mistakes her as room service, inviting her inside the disheveled suite with valuables strewn everywhere.
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A 53-year-old accused Bryant of rape in 2003 after he invited her to his hotel room and she left five minutes later, disheveled and with blood on her underwear (via ThinkProgress).
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Arriving hot and disheveled after our long drive, we were greeted by my father's boss's wife, who was wearing a neatly pressed blue Pucci cocktail dress, adorned with a single strand of pearls.
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Bannon can be a disheveled maniac and only that—there doesn't need to be a revelation or nuance or anything beyond a bloodshot sack of demented ambition, no matter how high he ascends.
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One of the officials said a security video showed Mr. Lesin returning to his hotel in a disheveled state, suggesting he had been in an accident or altercation the night of Nov. 4.
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He has this way — it's quite remarkable — of expressing outrage without being remotely disheveled by the emotion, of taking aim without seeming armed, of flagging grave danger without scaring the pants off you.
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Comprised of eight miniature, disheveled or dirty interiors of homes and one life-sized, repurposed couch covered — I kid you not — in multitudes of mealworm exoskeletons, the show quickly shocks and incites repugnance.
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Then, you can start weighing Milan and Paris and New York against each other, because they're all OG style capitals, and they all made you feel completely disheveled every time you appeared in public.
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Other times, I could immediately spot them when I walked into a crowded dorm: They were always thin, disheveled, and were either standing rigidly against a wall or moving around in an agitated manner.
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Of course, with the aid of hot tools and professional stylists, achieving the perfect coif has become far more attainable than ever, but waking up with that authentically disheveled look remains the Holy Grail.
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They're sharp contrasts to those their characters would wear, as Appleby plays the oft-disheveled, cunningly manipulative, mentally unstable producer/showrunner, Rachel, and Zimmer stars as her ball-crushing Victoria Beckham-wearing boss, Quinn.
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And even though I wasn't working up a sweat from the 90-minute trek in the dead of winter, I still felt a bit disheveled by the time I made it to the office.
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In one, Arnoletto blows another kiss while holding a heart-shaped pillow in her arms, and in the other, she stares down the viewer, her artfully disheveled hair falling in front of her face.
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Inside, the Arvada Police officer found a home so disheveled, it was difficult to take a single stride without stepping on the piles of clothes, food, trash and dog feces strewn across the floor.
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Releasing today, Everlane's two styles of GoWeave pants are basically a lifesaver, with wrinkle-resistant and temperature-regulating technology that almost guarantees you won't feel as disheveled as you normally do come 4 p.m.
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It was a baking hot day, and the officers looked disheveled in sweat-dampened shorts and T-shirts, but they waved away Berezovsky's largesse and made it clear they were there on serious business.
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On Saturday, the returned pieces went on display alongside the nearly 2,000-year-old mosaic of the girl, whose piercing gaze and disheveled hair have become a symbol of Turkey's southeastern city of Gaziantep.
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There will be viewers who are immediately repelled by and judgmental of Nadia's life choices, and there will be others who don't like Lyonne, who is — as usual — brash, disheveled, and heavily New York–accented.
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Pictures of a disheveled looking Huong leaving court in a bulletproof vest on Wednesday brought an upwelling of sympathy in Vietnam and drew widespread calls on social media for more to be done for her.
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With his carefully ruffled blond hair and often disheveled appearance, Johnson's disarming wit and charm have proved popular with the public and helped him to shrug off crises that might have ended others' political careers.
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If Johnson became prime minister it would cap an eventful career for the man invariably referred to simply as "Boris", known in Britain and beyond for his clownish persona and disheveled mop of blond hair.
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The man, wearing a long beard and disheveled clothes, had rebuffed attempts by negotiators to communicate, yelling and throwing objects — including branches and cones from the tree and an apple — at officers on the street.
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Disheveled, eyes bruised with fatigue, and feeling grungy after two days of showerless toil, 240 video game designers, artists and programmers disembarked on Saturday afternoon from the rain-slicked California Zephyr at the Emeryville, Calif.
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Later, in his career-defining "Combines," which he began constructing in 1954, Rauschenberg would return to this kind of chaos; his works from his time with Twombly are a kind of disheveled, vibrant first draft.
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The allegations against Chyna include being drunk all day, abusing drugs, chasing people with knives and making violent threats, dropping Dream off with Rob in a dirty and disheveled state and teaching her sexual positions.
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In the former, a man in a disheveled black and white suit stands in front of a sun-bathed stone wall, a pair of old headphones straight out of the mid-1980s hanging around his neck.
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Krenn, who is white, remembered Johnson as an affable if slightly disheveled soldier who got along with his peers of all races during nine weeks of basic training at the Fort Sill, Oklahoma, base in 2009.
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Witness the eccentric and uncharacteristically vertical canvas "Outdoor Passageway at 15 Rivington Street" (2016), apparently the product of many hours spent in the cramped and typically disheveled Lower East Side ally that sits astride the gallery.
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Meet Carrie Symonds Symonds went on to become the youngest-ever director of communications at the party, at 29, and analysts say she was crucial in tidying up Johnson's famously disheveled persona during the leadership campaign.
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Bradley Whitford, whose character identifies as Christ, but takes care to note he is not of Nazareth, is a disheveled, muttering widower whose schizophrenia seems hopelessly intermingled with the guilt he feels for his wife's death.
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The first is the embed-with-a-hoarder movie ("Grey Gardens," the recent "Almost There"), in which the camera follows a disheveled subject who has partly withdrawn from society and lives in a clutter-filled home.
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There was still some street life at that hour in lower Manhattan: A lady collecting a huge pile of cans balanced on a shopping cart, a man in a disheveled suit walking home from the bar.
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Related Video: Kendall and Gigi Hit Paris Fashion Week There's also an uncharacteristically disheveled snap of Kendall Jenner in the spread, lounging naked in bed save for some red mules, a choker, and some artfully placed daisies.
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And that's a testament to Sony's belief that audiences are going to want to watch a charmingly-disheveled Tom Hardy murder and eat people in the name of twisted justice in this movie and any potential sequels.
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Years later, a Marine who had been on duty that night disclosed to Kiernan that he had seen her looking disheveled and frightened, and that there was no doubt in his mind that she had been assaulted.
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A Normal Lost Phone has echoes of Gone Home, where you're exploring your family's disheveled house, or Her Story, in which you take on the role of a detective searching for old clips in a police archive.
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Markle said he was not paid anywhere close to that amount, and only agreed to take the pictures to recast his image — he said he had been harassed by photographers and previous photographs depict him as disheveled.
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Over the past week, the actress has been spotted out and about in Milan looking not like her usual polished brunette self but rather a cool, slightly disheveled platinum blonde, complete with DGAF grown-out dark roots.
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In fact, he's so lax regarding his public persona that on Monday he arrived on the set of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert slightly disheveled and still in a daze from taking Ambien on the flight.
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Lange's arrest comes on the heels of bizarre incident on Saturday, in which he tweeted a picture of himself looking disheveled and possibly injured with a swollen nose, prompting a response from Hoboken police, according to NJ.com.
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Field Notes The women's bathrooms and lounges at wedding receptions are often filled with guests who are sweaty and sometimes disheveled from a long day and night of activities or a few spins on the dance floor.
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A popular stage and television personality for the past quarter-century or so, the amiably disheveled presence who commands our attention across a full two acts has embarked on a quest that may never be entirely satisfied.
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When you are ready to build the layers, pick up the slices as if they were a slightly disheveled deck of playing cards that you just want to tap back into shape in your hands before dealing.
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I enjoyed some pieces of it very much, especially the relationship between Churchill and his wife (played by Kristin Scott Thomas) and Ben Mendelsohn, as the king, sitting and looking askance at a day-drinking, disheveled Churchill.
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Gosling plays a private detective whose non-ethics neatly dovetail with the disheveled, sexually permissive 1970s in Los Angeles, where he's trailing a young woman who might be mixed up in the accidental death of a porn star.
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It's joining a cool, unconditionally supportive sisterhood every time you stock up on a $12 lip balm, getting one step closer to owning the purposely disheveled air of an off-duty model with every spritz of your perfume.
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During that time, we've witnessed her clothes become disheveled with alarming rapidity, heard a lifetime's worth of off-key renditions of Message in a Bottle and even learned how to make turtle soup (the obvious island go-to).
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The casually disheveled yet slick Yasuhiro aesthetic reflects the combination of simplicity paired with personality that come to define Japanese fashion — and it has created an army of devoted followers across the globe, particularly in his home country.
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In the initial days, General Raziq relied on a tight group of loyal border guards to reverse the Taliban's gains, his often dirty and disheveled men roaming the center of the city providing an odd sight for residents.
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The troubled reality star -- who has apparently hit a rough patch ever since linking up with her man, Geno -- was spotted Friday night at Harrah's Cherokee Hotel and Casino in Cherokee, NC ... drink in hand and looking disheveled.
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In parole hearings that are hurried and often disorganized, the board members' first impressions of an inmate — whether he is well spoken or inarticulate, neat or disheveled, black or white — can have an outsize impact on his future.
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The subject of Alzheimer's gets a tonally disheveled, occasionally offensive treatment in the disastrous "Head Full of Honey," about a family dealing with (or failing to deal with) the rapidly escalating dementia of the widower Amadeus (Nick Nolte).
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Recognizable by her disheveled hair, open jaw, and bared teeth, Olga appears in many of the artist's Crucifixion scenes and even in his self-portraits, underscoring his obsessive need to continue to render her on his own terms.
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There's "beach hair" — artfully disheveled waves with lots of intentional texture — and then there's your hair when you're actually at the beach: soaking wet, thick with salt, a little too sandy to feel good, and sticking to your sunscreen.
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With that disheveled coif of hair and a cigarette dangling either at his lips or between his fingers, Lynch flowed through the set carrying his digital camera, aiming it mostly at an older Polish man, clearly the scene's focus.
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I loved being a new mom and cherished every moment with my baby, but I couldn't help feeling down on myself every time I passed a mirror, only to be met with the disheveled reflection staring back at me.
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The OG Kevin McCallister just shared a photo on his Instagram of himself looking bloated and disheveled in his undies ... sitting on an old couch, plate of food in hand, Chinese takeout strewn about and laptop on his lap.
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Your character is hack writer Elvin Green, who has a "brain corroded by mind-bending drugs and dime-store alcohol" and a typewriter that taunts him from a disheveled desk; he's a stand-in for the late writer himself.
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It's a job that often stirs resentment in Poland, especially since the current right-wing government came to power, said the fixer, a retiree with kind eyes and a talkative, disheveled demeanor who asked that his identity be concealed.
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" Cecily Strong returned in the role of the disheveled Cathy Anne, whom Mr. Che described as "a woman who is always screaming outside my window," and who identified herself as "kind of a political junkie, and a regular junkie.
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In the second panel is Rachel Purity and Christ-chan interacting with a character called Pol-tan, a cartoon version of 4chan's /pol/ messageboard who is usually depicted as a disheveled young man wearing a black suit and a swastika armband.
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Ms. Hoffman's disheveled fireplug princess and Mr. Epperson's high-sheen Chrysler Building of a queen turn these adversaries into a fabulous sight gag whenever they're onstage together, and you feel kind of bereft when one or the other isn't around.
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A troupe of raggedy, disheveled, clowns danced and sang a catchy ditty that included the phrase "rage in the parking lot" —the very lot in which the audience stood — while another bemoaned the current troubles he faces in this country.
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I'll admit I was a tad doubtful that the gorgeous actress could accurately portray the brooding, disheveled Rachel I'd pictured while reading (as was Paula Hawkins, apparently), but her performance was so convincing that I felt it in my bones.
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Sporting a bizarre accent that could be described as pre-hillbilly specked with traces of indeterminate lower-class 19th century urban, the equally disheveled-looking Hardy creates a genuinely disturbing character whose primary trait is untrustworthiness on a psychotic level.
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The Spurs, historically great and, by one measure, historically greater than the Golden State Warriors, blew out a disheveled and unprepared Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals, playing four quarters of near perfect total basketball.
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When Dockery decked a malicious sportswriter—"A disheveled sports geek who couldn't play the games and now made a living criticizing those who did," is Grisham's less-than-masterful description—I gave up encountering any character resembling a human being.
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A natural comedian known to all by his first name, the disheveled Boris has expertly kept the nation guessing for years as to exactly how high he wanted to climb and what he would be prepared to do along the way.
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Johnson, who is known in Britain and beyond for his often-outlandish persona and disheveled mop of platinum hair, made the remark while presenting an award to former finance minister George Osborne at the Spectator Parliamentarian of the Year Awards.
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Playing poker, sometimes huddled disheveled over a table, he was known for uttering a signature "Quack, quack" when betting (usually a bet beginning with 22, the pair of numbers known in backgammon as double ducks and in poker as ducks).
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He did "Nassim" on a Wednesday evening, showing up after an "All My Sons" rehearsal looking slightly disheveled and appearing bemused as he awaited instructions hidden in a box on a table on the stage at New York City Center.
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So word spread quickly last month after a disheveled 30-year-old man appeared on the trail in North Carolina, acting erratically and clad in a heavy winter coat and knit cap instead of the usual shorts and T-shirt.
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On top of the wear and tear that ensue from years of smoky soirées and music festivals, a number of largely substandard alterations and restorations throughout the 20th century left the space in a disheveled state, buried under dust and dirt.
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Elegantly disheveled and with a sense of theater that Mr. Lupton said he had learned from visiting Day of the Dead celebrations in Oaxaca, Mexico, Jonathan Fire*Eater was known primarily for its chaotic live shows in dingy bars and clubs.
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One fantasy that "Hidden Figures" invites is that the nerdy, demure, slightly disheveled Katherine will respond to the slights and insults thrown her way by Kirsten Dunst's character and the rest of the white power structure by unleashing her inner Cookie.
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Sibghatullah Mujadidi, the interim president of the mujahedeen government, which was backed by the Central Intelligence Agency, had little to offer the disheveled fighters who crowded his waiting room, so an aide kept note of whoever asked to become a general.
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"Imagine a young girl who is dressing in her grandmother's clothes, stealing her chandelier earrings and reinventing her elderly hair in a disheveled way," said the hairstylist James Pecis of the show's twisted faux-bob constructions that felt more grungy than grannyish.
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Leaving behind her usual propensity for characters who are untouchable, or supercilious, or neurotic, Kirsten Dunst allows herself to look disheveled, to be trashy, to walk and talk like someone who has nothing left to lose and does not give a shit.
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The 55-year-old, famous for his messy mop of blond hair and disheveled style, has turned upper-class English eccentricity into a political asset in Britain and perfected a personal brand based on a comic talent and a seemingly shambolic style.
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" Thurman told The Times she doesn't remember what happened next, but a friend, make-up artist Ilona Herman, who was waiting downstairs at the hotel, said when Thurman came downstairs "she was very disheveled and so upset and had this blank look.
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The rise to one of the four great offices of state was the latest twist in an eventful career for the man invariably referred to simply as "Boris", known in Britain and beyond for his clownish persona and disheveled mop of platinum hair.
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The story is that Liebling was actually on a plane to get to the venue during the show, and admittedly the crowd was pleasantly surprised when Pentagram finally took the stage—a disheveled, spandex-clad Liebling in tow—nearly two hours late.
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Johnson, a divisive politician known for his often bumbling persona and disheveled mop of blond hair, looks poised for a landslide victory when votes are announced in the Conservative Party leadership contest next week, which by default will decide the next prime minister.
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But the group leader, a disheveled mature aged student who looked like he worked at a secondhand bookstore, was adamant that the principles of evolution (survival of the fittest) were incompatible with the loving ways of old-mate Jesus (revival of the faithiest).
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To the list above, we can now add a new rule: If you see a poorly dressed, disheveled person sucking the shit out of free ketchup from a dispenser at your local fast food joint, don't just assume he or she is homeless.
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Brown, 32, started his career at a paper in upstate New York, where he grew up, and looks the part of a local reporter, clad in a fresh oxford and khakis that tend to become disheveled over the course of his long days.
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In the sunny opening scenes of this very funny, equally unsettling Steppenwolf Theater production — which opened on Thursday at the Hayes Theater — you'll probably feel like cozying up to that sheepish, disheveled big guy who rules the stage with his outspoken wit.
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"He looked a little disheveled, like he hadn't slept much the last couple of days, but at the same time there was a look of relief," Michael McCloud, a fugitive task force commander with the United States Marshals Service, told The Chicago Tribune.
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If you count yourself among the voters whose top priority is defeating Trump, there's a case to be made that Sanders — the disheveled socialist and recent heart-attack victim — is the candidate best suited to take on Trump in the general election.
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Chen Qiushi looked haggard and disheveled in his online posts, an almost unrecognizable shadow of the energetic young man who had rolled into Wuhan on a self-assigned mission to tell its inhabitants' stories, just as authorities locked the city down almost three weeks ago.
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Other people seemed to notice—when I walked into a Korean eyewear store later that day, a man kept shooting glances at me, despite the fact that I was wearing zero makeup and had my hair in the same disheveled braids from the night before.
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Disheveled desks, piles of used coffee cups and the quiet hum of professional voyeurism: That's how one email surveillance industry expert described the offices at a major financial institution where low-level employees sift through a seemingly endless stream of emails automatically flagged for review.
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" Davern also stated that after a sweaty, disheveled and nervous-looking Wagner told him, "Natalie is missing," Davern implored his boss "to radio for help and to turn on the searchlight, but Robert Wagner told me, sternly, 'We are not going to do that.
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Her latest work presents as a modern noir crime drama, centering around an almost unrecognizable Nicole Kidman as disheveled Los Angeles cop Erin Bell, who is forced to confront her tragic past when the leader of a gang she was formerly undercover with re-emerges.
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I had come to Naples without a guidebook or even a map, in search of a disheveled neighborhood of "flaking walls" and "scratched doors," where the "wretched grey" of the buildings clashed with the passion and repression of the characters of the writer Elena Ferrante.
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That's right, the same franchise that's enjoyed over two straight decades of playoff basketball by surrounding their own hoop with a silver and black bunker fortress—the Spurs had a top five defense in each of the past six seasons—is now a disheveled mess.
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You slightly prefer him to the short hairy man, but above all you like the zaftig disheveled woman—though, in fact, they are all remarkably similar: efficient, a sad vulnerability offset by an almost smug confidence in their training and knowledge, impersonal yet generous.
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Patrick Fabian has the kind of presence that makes him seem either like a retired superhero or a dentist from some utopian vision of suburbia — to see him disheveled and distraught is a surprise, not least because Howard has always been so put-together.
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It was here in January last year, an hour past midnight on a Saturday night, that a young woman lay on the ground, unresponsive, her hair disheveled and knotted, her body covered in dirt and pine needles, and her dress hitched up above her waist.
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The title character is Gonzalo (Álvaro Ogalla), a disheveled 30-something perennial student and layabout in Madrid, who — believing that the Roman Catholic Church has imposed values on him that have sabotaged his life — is determined to have his baptism expunged from church records.
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Synopsis: "The Shape of Things" is a drama in which disheveled Adam (Rudd) catches the eye of an art student named Evelyn (Rachel Weisz) who begins dating him on the condition that he change his outfit, hairstyle, and even the shape of his nose.
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"This episode revealed the many faces of Maddy, and from a designer's standpoint I wanted to present a BIG range of looks on her," Davy wrote on Instagram, "which vary from raw & disheveled to simple placement of pearls & gems, to full-on elaborate eye looks."
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But as soon as games began, Chaney would begin loosening it to make himself comfortable, so much so that his trademark look became a tie so heavily undone, and a shirt so disheveled, it looked as if he was wearing a John Chaney Halloween costume.
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Weisz had a solid 2016—she provided a perfect foil to a frumpy, disheveled, and near-unrecognizable Colin Farrell in The Lobster—and her turn in The Light Between Oceans was the latest reminder of the potency of her talent, regardless of what it's lent to.
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Swift Rolling Around in Her Jaw-Dropping Lingerie Pretty Much Stole the Show This isn't the first time we've seen Swift rocking some sexy duds, but the star rolling around in a messy bed with disheveled hair is rare form for the "Shake it Off" singer.
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Trump bemoans the disheveled state of black schools while touting an education plan that will cut an estimated 490,85033 teachers from an already overtaxed public school system, a disproportionate number of which will likely come from already underfunded and overstressed schools in low-income urban districts.
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This theory makes it way into the novel (the Hebrew title is "The Gospel of Judas") through Shmuel Ash, a disheveled biblical scholar who proposes his version of the Crucifixion, which Mr. Oz then dramatizes in a harrowing 12-page section, describing it all from Judas' perspective.
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They are card-carrying members of the "bistronomy" movement, which brings the sophistication and technique of fine dining to tastefully scuffed neighborhood restaurants, where the confidently disheveled waiter is more likely to guide you to a weird, wonderful and inexpensive natural wine than a pricey grand cru.
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KIRKUK, Iraq — Thousands of civilians fleeing the Iraqi military's push to evict the Islamic State from its last major urban stronghold in Iraq now include hundreds of suspected fighters for the extremist group, dirty and disheveled, who arrive at checkpoints claiming innocence and begging for mercy.
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Abbey would stand behind Sanders as he knocked on each door, furiously scribbling into his notebook as the disheveled candidate, dressed in a "frumpy winter coat," discussed gritty issues, like the state of the sewage network and garbage pickup schedule, on the door steps of Burlington's residents.
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Huddled at a table among the fashionably disheveled fans, Mr. Marshall, in red plastic sunglasses and an unreleased Supreme shirt, scrawled a set list in capital letters for the sweaty concert that would help mark his return to the underground hype cycle that threatens to deify him.
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Onlookers watched as the man, identified on the website of the environmental group Extinction Rebellion as Ben Atkinson, 43, who was carrying a backpack and dressed in an oversize suit jacket, bright green tights and a disheveled blond wig, made his way halfway up the tower.
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His title character (here the enthusiastic, intense tenor Allan Clayton, unafraid of going guttural) is maniacally disheveled and antic, not deep or ruminative, and while I left the opera house glad to have seen the piece, it was oddly difficult to pinpoint just what it's about.
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People have roasted Dorsey's disheveled appearance before, and a lot of the same observations came up this time around — particularly the idea that only a man could get away with looking like a Lord of the Rings character who got too drunk and woke up in Silicon Valley.
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A few months in, Aaron joined a fraternity (where his disheveled nature would find its true home), so we saw less of him, and James was often off on his own (he ate, no lie, approximately seven meals a day, and the rest of us couldn't possibly keep up).
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What could've been a balletic, nuanced exploration of how women exchange art and ideas devolves into a paint-by-numbers romantic comedy where the joke is, unequivocally, on Chris Kraus—the objective for the disheveled woman to win the unflinching approval of the desired guy by any means necessary.
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In the painting "Drinnen und Draussen" (Inside and Outside), members of the elite celebrate on the right side of the composition, flush, fat and well stocked with Champagne and cigars, while on the left, a disheveled man with a crutch and a wooden leg begs from passers-by.
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So, for example, someone sees someone who's particularly disheveled, who fits the "meth head" trope, and rather than maybe having some compassion for that person and thinking, "What's going on in their life, what makes them act the way they do?" they are just imagined as a degraded junkie.
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It was as though we'd gotten stuck on the underside of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and, standing and waiting on Saturday for the Marni show to begin, like coral polyps drifting in a crazy current, we were encouraged to reflect on the disheveled state of poor old Earth.
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Her work clothes are always white ("It is part of my brand") and business casual (out of respect for the house), and as each episode's family grows progressively sloppier and more disheveled while they work their way through the KonMari process, Kondo seems to become ever more pristine.
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Castor's work — and that of a small but progressive group of florists now working in Paris — is a departure from classic French floral design, with its centuries-old roots in the Baroque and the Rococo and its oscillations between flamboyance and nonchalance, monumental still lifes and demurely disheveled bouquets.
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Any trace of magnetic sexy leading man is erased: fat and bearded with a matted rat's nest of dreadlocks, disheveled and ranting, Phoenix is at the center of this elaborate hoax, one so poker-faced that it caused epic confusion in the entertainment press as it was being shot.
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Which is interesting to think about — that this particular decade, one so heavily shaped by increasingly radicalized social media platforms, began with users of heavily male communities like 4chan and Reddit deciding to abandon an aggressively masculine meme like Chuck Norris and instead embrace a picture of disheveled loneliness.
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It all started on April Fool's Day when the singer shared the above throwback photo of herself at the cusp of the millennium, sitting in front of a classic blue-backed iMac desktop computer with her short cropped hair messily disheveled, wearing only a grey sports bra and gym shorts.
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All of those people, along with the denizens of Twitter, accused the show of fat-shaming due to the preview's scenes of star, Jessie alum Debby Ryan, in a fat suit, looking disheveled and miserable, as her character Patty Bladell is tormented by her fellow high school students and relentlessly vilified.
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The slightly disheveled updo was created by celebrity hairstylist Justine Marjan for John Paul Mitchell Systems to pair with her already-sold-out Trois x Revolve "Campbell" dress and thigh-high denim boots for the star's day trip to the Hamptons for the Revolve in the Hamptons event on Saturday.
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One time, I returned to our apartment around 9 AM on a weekday to grab a textbook from my room, and opened my door to find my room completely disheveled, a half-full pizza box upside-down on my rug, and my roommate and his girlfriend ass-naked in my bed.
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On Sunday evening, facing down a busy week, I decided to catch up on podcasts and make a batch of chili (have you ever made this amazing recipe by Julia Moskin?), something to have in the fridge for when we get home from work, a little disheveled and very hungry.
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Books of The Times Joe Mungo Reed has the sort of triple-barreled name that often comes attached to a certain kind of disheveled country music star, a Ray Wylie Hubbard or a Billy Joe Shaver or a Robert Earl Keen, men you can imagine Jeff Bridges playing in the movies.
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The singer, 48, credits finding the right director in still photographer Carter Smith and casting the right model in Amber Valletta – who manages to look distraught, disheveled and beautiful while swaying back and forth to the music in a bar in the middle of the afternoon – with bringing the stylish clip to life.
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" Unlike in those books, whose characters mostly lived comfortably, here the setting itself is a little unsettled; Willa and her husband, Peter, arrive from their pristine Arizona retirement to a disheveled stretch of "small, dingy white houses with squat front porches, some of them posted with signs for insurance agencies or podiatry offices.
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In a video playing at the front of the room, a pleasant voice explained how to identify a person experiencing homelessness: You simply remember, "A, B, C," for appearance (layered clothing and disheveled hair, for instance), behavior (sleeping on the ground), and condition (refers to a vehicle, perhaps with its windows covered).
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Los Angeles Rams (26-22) — It's not going to happen, but the idea of a disheveled Jeff Fisher alone in a shack watching what is mostly the same roster he had last season continue to advance in the playoffs while he mutters "22-27…21-21" to himself is a fun image.
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Ripped jeans are sort of like bedhead: There's only one minute of the day in which it looks good — and as soon as you step away from the mirror and your hair encounters a whisper of wind or a drop of humidity, it can quickly go from artfully disheveled to a straight-up mess.
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Methinks it has something to do with the intentionally-disheveled styling trend that's been taking over for the last year or so — leaving the ties of your clothing undone gives off a certain amount of IDGAF (not to mention adding a bit of motion to your look, for that perfect in-stride street-style snap).
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Marianne Boesky is showing two groups of works by Ghada Amer that I felt defied the market logic of blue-chip exclusivity: Amer made one set of sculptures, sleek and large, by scraping clay with her fingers; the other, disheveled, smaller, and seemingly improvised, were produced with the clay bits leftover from the scraping.
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In this fractious household, which includes a venomous American wife (a nice turn from Olivia Williams) and a shrill ditz of a daughter (Kitty Archer), the disheveled Mr. O'Hare sends everyone hurtling toward self-recognition — a result signaled by a scenic coup that finds the cast sliding into an abyss of their own creation.
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In the old prints and the mossy greens and the disheveled curtains, there's something of the girl who was the daughter of a baron, but the other girl, the one who smoked pot and swung with the 1960s, is present in the sudden reds and the photographs of a foggy postwar London giving out to new experiences.
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He kept arguing with me, so I went up to his friend (another major Hollywood celebrity) and was like, "Hey man, I think your friend needs to go home," because at that point he was so disheveled that I was afraid that he was actually going to die, so they put him in a cab and sent him home.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: The only startling moment in the thoroughly irredeemable Venom that makes you sit up and take notice comes at the 71-minute mark, when the sight of a disheveled, stubbly, sweaty and bloated Tom Hardy jolts you with the realization that here is the perfect actor to one day play Harvey Weinstein.
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The crowd at Trip Metal 33 was diverse, if not with a capital "D" than certainly compared to a NYC noise show, and the ages spanned the entirety of the Sphinx's riddle, babies with hair as disheveled as their grandparents and teens noticeably not being preyed on by dudes my age in band shirts older than the staff.
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In fact, he doesn't want you to buy anything at all from China, because he thinks every dollar the country receives will be spent on trying to destroy the US. Navarro isn't the disheveled eccentric you might find lurking on the fringes of a demonstration, eagerly trying to stuff handmade pamphlets about the perils of globalization into your palm.
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Tourists and transplants are often disconcerted the first time they find themselves at Turk and Leavenworth, or Hyde and O'Farrell; in the span of five minutes, you'll see junkies comparing abscesses, escorts with disheveled weaves teetering home from SROs on their sky-high heels, and interpersonal scuffles within sidewalk tent encampments that stretch all the way down the block.
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It may not be the most ideal in situations where you have to lift your arms or generally live life, but I still think there's something that looks so perfectly disheveled, yet editorial about this styling trick, especially over an amazing turtleneck, so I'm not nixing it from my fall and winter styling arsenal just yet.
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It was on his fourth visit to the establishment that the disheveled man with the overgrown hair and beard opened up to the pub's owner about his living situation: According to the allegations, the man had been held with his five younger siblings and their bed-ridden father by a 58-year-old man from Austria.
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"Whenever I would walk out on the floor, disheveled with my collar up or my tie crooked, she would come up from behind, fix it and just step back to her seat with a smile but without saying a word," Jeff Van Gundy, the former Knicks coach and now a television sportscaster, said in an interview.
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While the rest of the ladies were naturally disheveled (Lauren H. sleeps with a retainer, but it's okay, Ben does too!) and understandably horrified to be woken up by the man they are all trying to marry shining a flashlight in their faces in the middle of the night, Amanda looked positively angelic from the moment she was gently shaken awake by Ben.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) called Jon Stewart a "disheveled charlatan" amid a feud between the lawmaker and the comedian on a recently passed bill to renew the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.
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In fact, he doesn't want you to buy anything at all from China, because he thinks every dollar the country receives will be spent on trying to destroy the US. Navarro isn't the disheveled eccentric you might find lurking on the fringes of a political demonstration, eagerly trying to stuff handmade pamphlets about the perils of globalization into your palm.
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Image courtesy of the artist In Gillette's new paintings we see Disney icons like Mickey Mouse on a billboard in the middle of a devastated post-nuked Nagasaki or the Cinderalla Castle in the 'Jungle' refugee camp in Calais—looming large, looking tatty and disheveled, with migrants, pop culture figures like Beavis and Butthead, Cookie Monster, and Dismaland workers wandering among the tents and ruin.
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The tipping point arrives early in the film when a disheveled Michael learns that because he has not repaid a loan to the bank, and because he has lost the certificate verifying the shares his father purchased for him, he will lose the family home—if, that is, he cannot scrounge up the certificate, or the cash, in a perilously short space of time.
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Monet's images of water lilies, so disheveled and vaporous they're nearly one with the reflected, drowning clouds, are so familiar, so cliché, that it's easy to forget how radical they once were, forcing the viewer to see in a different way, to let the light in and swamp everything: erase borders, make a lie of solidity and certainty, insist on the limits of knowing.
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From the time he became prime minister, the disheveled, populist and often untruthful Mr. Johnson has often been compared to Mr. Trump, who has made no bones about his affinity for Mr. Johnson and was among the first to tweet congratulations on "his great WIN!" and to promise a "far bigger and more lucrative" trade deal than any Britain had with the European Union.
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President Obama shifted into YOLO mode and started issuing increasingly ambitious executive orders, Democrats threw caution to the wind and re-embraced gun control as an issue, Clinton broke with Obama to the left on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a disheveled democratic socialist mounted a shockingly strong primary campaign, and liberal hero Elizabeth Warren made it clear she's the only Democratic senator anyone cares about.
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Consider the backlash that Apple got for running an ad to a reality show about entrepreneurs, where one founder humblebrags I rarely get to see my kids … That's a risk you have to take, or the outcry against gig economy startup Fiverr for their spot reading You eat a coffee for lunch … Sleep deprivation is your drug of choice, just below the face of a disheveled, apparently ambitious, young model.
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Especially since Steiner also gives us a traditionally flawed sleuth, Detective Sergeant Manon ("a Marmite name, you either loved it or loathed it") Bradshaw, her solitary life as disheveled as her hair, her sardonic perspective not quite camouflaging her intense need, at almost 40, to have personal connections that are as solid as those she has to her job with the Major Incident Team of the Cambridge police.
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She will be the most beautiful woman I know, she will be shouting at strangers, confusing her American neighbors and nurses for the Russians she knew decades ago, she will curse and laugh at them in a language they do not understand, as they smile polite frightened greetings at the strange woman in a wheelchair who shouts at them like a paralyzed Old Testament prophet with disheveled white hair.
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Dwight's varied and inventive attempts to erode Daryl's resistance (a steady diet of dog food sandwiches and constant exposure to "Easy Street" would be enough to drive anyone insane) certainly provided plenty of opportunities for Norman Reedus to demonstrate his acting prowess – and for the costume and makeup departments to make the grungy warrior look even more disheveled than usual – but Dwight's trajectory was arguably the more interesting plotline this week.
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In Leigh Silverman's lopsided world-premiere production, the friends make a cracking ensemble, each fully human and with her own comic charge: the aggressively chipper Sandy (Mia Barron); timid Beth (Kate Wetherhead), with her failed marriage and disheveled lawn; tough-talking Pam (Danielle Skraastad), as fierce as the stilettos she wears to coffee (costumes are by Kaye Voyce); and Renee (Nikiya Mathis), an editor at a gardening magazine.
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In it, I read and learned for the first time about how I was found unconscious, with my hair disheveled, long necklace wrapped around my neck, bra pulled out of my dress, dress pulled off over my shoulders and pulled up above my waist, that I was butt naked all the way down to my boots, legs spread apart, and had been penetrated by a foreign object by someone I did not recognize.
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Word of the Day : in disarray; extremely disorderly _________ The word disheveled has appeared in 79 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 24 in "Seattle Man Descends From 80-Foot Tree After 24 Hours" by Daniel Victor: The video feed, narrated by a bantering newscaster, was at times a lighthearted affair, but it was also laced with the tension of knowing that the man was in serious danger.
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Backstage Beauty Report Backstage at Burberry's fall/winter 2016 show, the makeup artist Wendy Rowe mirrored the "earthy opulence" of Christopher Bailey's clothes with a trio of beauty looks: the nude ("some girls just look best completely natural, so we said let's keep it like that"), the disheveled (essentially a dark eye, lined with Burberry's Eye Colour Cream in charcoal with a glint of glittery sparkle — "as though they've tried to wipe it off") and the all-out glitter-bombed.
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I have found our experience with negative Yelp reviews to often involve truly miserable, impotent people who give one-star reviews for things like the 103s music playing the day he came to eat was not ironic 80s music, but 80s music that the staff seemed to be seriously enjoying; the perceived sexual preference of a staff member, who she witnessed interview a new hire, had too much "flamboyance;" my wearing a hat with a dress was disheveled to her.
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And I am left standing on the sidewalk, bereft of the narrative I want from life in the Vanderpump bubble: the sense that I live among these people, and that as much as I mock the cast members' disheveled apartments, and their fixation on the idea that Lisa Vanderpump is a tastemaker, and their dumb drama and their even dumber need to tell me about it, I am still allowed to go to their parties, and to know all of their secrets because of their show.
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Rep. Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE, the often-disheveled former constitutional law professor, has carved out one of the most important roles in the House as Democrats contemplate their investigations of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in the wake of the Mueller report.
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While for some, it's simply an excuse to reconnect with their BFFs, like Jasmine Tookes and Rachel Scott: Others spend the week leading up to the affair tirelessly crafting and perfecting their look, such as Vanessa Hudgens' 3-hour pot leaf-adorned manicure and artfully disheveled dreamcatcher hair: But, of course, leave it to Zoe Kravitz to bring all of those laid back SoCal vibes along with her: Other stars are going the Kylie Jenner route for their festival glam and giving their dye job a fresh update, like Hailey Baldwin and Emma Roberts: Emma also may or may not have been so excited about the upcoming festivities that she ended up putting her dress on backwards: And the Jenner ladies may just be dreaming about all their sartorial successes from last year's Coachella for now, but we're sure they'll have plenty of major lewks in store for us come this weekend.
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