Inside the court's white marble and crimson-draped chamber, Scalia's black-draped chair stood empty alongside the eight remaining justices.
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Kim coordinated with her husband in an allover black ensemble including a curve-hugging black dress with sexy open-knit stitching, plus ankle-draped sandals, a draped duster and an Hermès bag.
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Here is a photo of Jones, draped in American glory.
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It shouldn't be draped over a car, train or boat.
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His gate, never locked, was draped with bougainvillea and ivy.
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One man had a US flag draped around his shoulders.
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The potential for a freezing chain draped behind your ear.
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A cold front draped across the area brings occasional showers.
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She wore a baggy denim jacket draped off her shoulders.
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On Wednesday, however, the cases were draped in U.S. flags.
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"They draped the casket in a special shroud," Rasheda explains.
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Or draped across the nice shoulders of Justin Trudeau. pic.twitter.
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As is tradition, Scalia's chair was draped in black crepe.
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It's wonderfully soft and looked chic draped on my bed.
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I love the removable draped back and romantic, easy silhouette.
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Anthony stayed seated, hunched forward, towel draped over his shoulders.
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Look at these things, draped by his side, mid game.
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One or two silken flags have been draped from balconies.
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In Amritsar, Indian officials draped a stone memorial with flowers.
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She also draped her seat with a custom gray blanket.
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They draped a yellow tablecloth over it for the segment.
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In a room, a flag draped coffin sat on sawhorses.
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A blue surgical cloth had been draped over my hips.
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Decorously, Cillian had draped the cable guide over her lap.
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They piled up on chairs and draped across sofa arms.
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I stumble into a room draped with industrial plastic curtains.
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Their torsos were draped with colorful beads matching their bracelets.
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She was prepped and draped in the usual sterile fashion.
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Flag-draped coffins have been greeted by spouses and young children.
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Blue fabric is draped along the ceiling of the dance floor.
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Traditionally, Oshun is draped in yellow and wears a golden headpiece.
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Pulled into an elegant updo, Meghan's hair gently draped her face.
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Other boys are seen draped in foil blankets to keep warm.
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I draped my forearms over the railing and cocked my head.
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My arms feel so safe, draped loosely across their powerful shoulders.
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Justice Scalia's seat on the bench was draped in black bunting.
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The Australian beauty also draped a denim jacket over her shoulders.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($215) is classical with an edge.
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This draped-effect ear cuff ($715) is classical with an edge.
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They were draped in a flag that represents the United Nations.
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Kylie added to her season-pushing look with a draped sweatshirt.
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One specialist had a New York Post draped over his keyboard.
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There was a tangle of seaweed draped over his scaly biceps.
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Lean is the last to lower his hand, draped in vulnerability.
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At first, the man draped the snakes on an overhead handrail.
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Justice Scalia's chair, draped in black since his death on Feb.
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For some, it's full chest or partial chest; draped or undraped.
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Walls of glass slide open to a vine-draped, sunken patio.
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Stores shut their doors or draped black ribbons on their windows.
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He pressed the American flag that was draped over it, too.
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Draped with fresh seaweed, it almost becomes like a flower arrangement.
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During our visit, the pergola was draped with fragrant wisteria blossoms.
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They lie side by side, her arm draped across his neck.
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White put his on a pedestal draped with a red cloth.
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In that painting, Turkish flags were draped over the destroyed buildings.
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Angela Visser, Miss Universe 1989, posed in a perfectly draped gown.
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In the bottom: Shangela, with gold records stuck on her torso and draped in gold tinsel I have definitely walked through to have my fortune told; and Aja, whose pearl-draped sheers weren't disco, Visage said.
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A woman, her arms draped around her two daughters, one-ups him.
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Even draped in a pale-yellow sundress, it is an unnerving sight.
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The champion hurdlers draped themselves in American flags after the incredible win.
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A blue European Union flag was draped over Kohl's casket in Strasbourg.
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We drove up a pretty approach lined by trees draped in lights.
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Stores sell mainly black clothing; even mall mannequins are draped in black.
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At the end of the day, it's fabric draped over your body.
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Zendaya and Céline appeared beside him, draped elegantly to frame his image.
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The mystery man draped his arms around DeJesus, who was all smiles.
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As they strolled, Jackson draped his arm affectionately around Turner-Smith's shoulder.
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They won&apost come home from work in a flag draped coffin.
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It's appropriate that they perform with an American flag draped behind them.
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Below the stage, Familia's flag-draped coffin was flanked by flower arrangements.
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McCain's desk on the Senate floor, draped in black with white flowers.
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Jahi's other hand was draped over the belly of a baby doll.
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Cabochon bracelets are draped across birds' wings, and earrings dangle from vines.
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Inside, the black seats of Barclays Center were draped with orange towels.
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It's been draped over the caskets of members of our armed forces.
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A fire truck parked on an overpass draped a flag above them.
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Herbivore Floral Design draped the space in white roses and lush greenery.
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The Tea Party is thin policy draped over raw nativism and xenophobia.
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Stands of old-growth hemlock and cedar were draped with dewy lichen.
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We never knew how elegant she would look draped on an eggplant.
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Faded storefronts had cheongsams draped on mannequins; medicinal herbs were displayed inside.
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As is customary, McCain's Senate desk was draped in a black cloth.
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A handful of shells loll in a net draped from the ceiling.
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With painted patterns on their draped forms, they resembled clothing or dishrags.
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But there people stood, draped with rainbow flags, wearing them like capes.
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Then the sun poured in, illuminating the flags draped over the coffins.
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I draped the ceiling with twinkle lights to disguise the plumbing pipes.
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Investigators located a second hair on a tablecloth draped over the girl.
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Ms. Tlaib's mother draped her in the Palestinian flag as she spoke.
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Reagan also draped a medal around the neck of Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
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So much for the soccer-loving boy, draped in the national flag.
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Ms. Bobrick said Ruth, 64, had a blanket draped over her shoulder.
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She was patting at his jeans, which were draped over the chair.
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Henry Ruggs III, a junior receiver, draped a towel over his head.
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Nearby, a few patients slept on identical recliners, draped in soft blankets.
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People are walking around town with name badges draped around their necks.
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The crowd consisted mostly of young men, many draped in Iraqi flags.
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She was draped over a chair, eyes closed, with a huge smile.
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The actors sat on the altar, in chairs draped with patriotic bunting.
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Their private visit to Bush's flag-draped casket lasted about two minutes.
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It's a vital mechanism for keeping the Amazon's vine-draped greenery lush.
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Boucher draped and pinned white cloth around them and over the gurneys.
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Crowds of supporters, many with the Brazilian flag draped around their shoulders and with faces painted yellow and green, the national colors, gathered before the Planalto palace, where later Tuesday the presidential sash will be draped on Bolsonaro.
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"Look at Konya, See Turkey," reads one banner draped from an office building.
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Mourners became emotional as the crowd carried the coffin, draped with green curtains.
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At the time, Scalia's chair sat empty next to Thomas, draped in black.
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Flashman was found unconscious, draped in the flag and surrounded by dead Afghans.
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Many participants draped themselves in the Lebanese flag and sang the national anthem.
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It could even handle having a blanket draped over it and then removed.
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THE WHITE HOUSE was draped with a red flag, with hammer and sickle.
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Models in glinting tweed culottes shot through with bronze and draped satin frocks.
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Gigantic windows, a landscaped patio, a man draped over a white outdoor couch.
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Basically, Teigen draped her body across her hubby, who performed during the ceremony.
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Draped over this scant armature of plot are swathes of vintage DeLillo—vintage
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Other Saudi women were similarly draped in Saudi flags or enthusiastically waved them.
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Green and black cloth was draped from fences, store fronts and construction sites.
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Flags at central government buildings were at half-mast, some draped in black.
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The "snake" headed down the hill, draped in smoke and skimming the fire.
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The cowboy burger included a patty draped in roast beef and barbecue sauce.
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Women walking the streets wear their mandatory headscarves draped loosely over their heads.
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The post featured an image of military coffins draped in the American flag.
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We sat in the concrete courtyard, beside a clothesline draped with Nega's laundry.
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It's not the mirror that is draped but what remains unspoken between us.
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Draped in a Zimbabwean flag, she said the "Old Man" must now rest.
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His tomb was draped in the green satin common to Sufi holy sites.
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But no matter—she still draped the towels with an eye-pleasing symmetry.
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Some were draped in rainbow or European Union flags, some in national dress.
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John watched her from under the sweatpants he had draped over his head.
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She died on Monday and was carried out in a flag-draped coffin.
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It sat affectionately behind my bedroom door, slowly gathering dust and draped clothing.
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As is customary, the four entrances to the Rotunda were draped in black.
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Some demonstrators carried signs condemning racism; others had draped themselves in Confederate flags.
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Beachgoers, some still wearing swimsuits and draped in towels, watched from the shore.
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"This is the reality," she said, a Spanish flag draped over her shoulders.
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Now, the merits of counting on Mr. Trump are draped in fresh uncertainty.
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They draped their arms over her shoulders as her husband snapped a photo.
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The fans have arrived, flags draped over their backs, from Kaliningrad to Ekaterinburg.
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They cleaned her skin with iodine and draped her from head to toe.
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David Neuhaus, draped in a red chasuble, said — the Lord be with you.
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"We think you're having a heart attack," a stethoscope-draped man told her.
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There was the Jay Bruce giveaway T-shirt draped over his unoccupied chair.
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Some of the cars in his funeral procession were draped in Eritrean flags.
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Snowdon and I unfolded the flag and draped it over the steel coffin.
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She had draped herself in luxury accessories, which she listed aloud: Cartier. Bulgari.
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Lawmkers draped Buddhist prayer scarves around his neck after he was elected unopposed.
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Someone then draped a yellow, red-striped flag of South Vietnam over him.
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Amazon's drone will have to avoid telephone wires draped across backyards and streets.
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Near dusk, intense coral pinks, reds, and peachy oranges have draped the horizon.
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There were families with young children and hard-core climbers draped in ropes.
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Then he draped towels over her head in the style of a babushka.
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The second Tilton show featured used fur coats draped over blocks of ice.
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The meat came to resemble a dirty gym sock, draped across the grill.
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It's all within his range now, even with two defenders draped on him.
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Instead of majestic beasts, there were spindly trees draped in clumps of snow.
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The flag of a disbanded far-right party is draped above the television.
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Aquatic Park and Ghirardelli Square draped in smoke and haze from wildfires on Friday.
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She wore an outfit — black leather draped in gold — that recalled Michael Jackson militaria.
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"Blankets are draped loosely over the top, bit like mum's wing," said one message.
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Barbara's waist was cinched by a red bustier, and her legs were draped in
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The Commission draped a victory banner down its Berlaymont headquarters reading "Goodbye roaming fees".
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The gorgeous gown featured spaghetti straps, a draped neckline and a dramatic long train.
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The high-design dining room features fur throws draped over the back of chairs.
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A woman's face, draped in a transparent cloak, appears over the group, circa 1920.
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Like so many other heroes, you leave us draped in the flag you love.
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SEPARATISM in Europe these days comes draped in a blue flag with yellow stars.
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The brunette beauty also draped a faux fir black statement coat over her shoulders.
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Other than the sculptural, draped bustline, the dress is waist-cinching and ultra-clingy.
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Then they draped her, with blue surgical sheets, until only her chest was visible.
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The body was eventually draped in Cambodian flag and taken away, the witness added.
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When Game of Thrones started, Daenerys Targaryen's long hair flowed over draped, Grecian dresses.
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In deserved tribute, the doors of the Supreme Court are already draped in black.
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She is draped all in black, her long arms gesticulating wildly as she talks.
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So, with that silver medallion draped around his neck, Craft decided to close Niche.
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A picture of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, was draped across a nearby lane.
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None were injured and they were rescued, draped in blankets, by noon on Thursday.
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Like actors in Godard, Sontag's characters speak a sighing, allusive language draped with erudition.
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A white sheet was draped over his body, concealing the extent of his injuries.
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Homelessness isn't Timothée Chalamet draped handsomely across a diner; it's contemptuous glances and shame.
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Tiana looks regal with a dramatic white shawl draped around her deep green gown.
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She also wore shiny sandals and a long leather jacket draped across her shoulders.
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In one, the president has his arm draped casually over the wealthy financier's shoulder.
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The baby was cold and seemed distressed so officers draped a coat around him.
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It is tucked into a sunny mountain valley draped with peach orchards and vineyards.
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She wore draped fabrics, as psychics do, and she took my hand in hers.
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He's handsome, early-73s, light brown hair, a stethoscope draped over his lean shoulders.
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She draped a yellow gown over her black blazer and moss green bunted skirt.
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Young women were draped in skirts and wore large bells wrapped around their calves.
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Its clapboards are rotting and a blue tarp is draped over a leaky roof.
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In reverence, she added a handmade, curtain-like top that draped over her chest.
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Draped in smoke: Dramatic video from a fire that destroyed several businesses in Sunnyside.
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Young men awaiting haircuts and makeup were draped across couches in stages of repose.
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She sat at a small round table with a cloth draped to the carpet.
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Rugby shirts from "Dancing Henry Five," worn by dummies, are draped over a ladder.
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Two tarps were draped on the o's in "wood," transforming them into lowercase e's.
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There was a plastic Christmas tree on a stand draped in an American flag.
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Long silky gowns were draped at the front and cut out at the back.
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I just wore casual clothes with a dupatta [scarf] loosely draped on my head.
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And the female models wore long draped white silk dresses designed by Khouri herself.
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Warren entered the room from behind a large American flag draped in the station.
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The other showed her dress draped across her bathtub next to her SAG award.
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Another early post styled a turquoise phone case draped with a stone pendant necklace.
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Above, a mannequin outside the courthouse, draped in the flags of the affected countries.
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Trump greeted guests at tables draped in gold and festooned with feathery white plumes.
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Like so many other heroes, you leave us draped in the flag you loved.
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It looks like Cody bought a leopard print sheet and draped herself in it.
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It wasn't uncommon to find twinkling lights draped over headboards in the early 2000s.
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PARIS — "What is your ultimate fantasy?" a fortuneteller draped in a golden veil asked.
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He is rippling with muscles, a towel draped around his neck, cast in bronze.
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Evelyn Sanchez Narvaez bundles pink fabric draped from the rafters, as if drawing curtains.
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Her teacher was dressed in a white gown and draped with a white veil.
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The actors sit at lecterns draped in flag bunting, reading from scripts in binders.
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He was wearing a black turtleneck, across which was draped a thick silver chain.
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Your eeriest of dreams, draped in fur and bathed in blue-tinted garage lighting.
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Many balconies in the capital are draped with the red and yellow Spanish flag.
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Black wool crepe hung over the entrance, and Scalia's courtroom chair was draped in black.
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The public was given 36 hours to file past the elder Bush's flag-draped coffin.
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The first layer was the person delicately draped in a way that preserved their modesty.
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Per photos released from her set, Madonna, 57, draped a Taiwanese flag around her shoulders.
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At her 2015 show, she draped a flag of the democratic island around her shoulders.
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On top of it, Locken was draped in $903 million in Joe Pacetti Precious Jewels.
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The entrance to Jenner's was draped in red, and inside there were Gilead flags everywhere.
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By evening they were drunk and draped across one another, stumbling giddily on the dunes.
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Their arms were draped around each other and "Band of Brothers" was written above them.
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We once all draped our coats over a chair and then walked outside [with it].
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Demi's got her arm around Henry's waist, and he's got his draped over her shoulder.
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It is the neutral sofa to the patterned pillows and throw rug draped over it.
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The same material is used on chair seat cushions and draped across the ceiling's rafters.
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The casket was draped over with a large cloth covering embroidered with a golden cross.
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In fact, when Johnson's flag-draped coffin arrived at Dover, Donald Trump was playing golf.
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They are draped with wired-together coins, criticizing the treatment of women as fungible commodities.
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An enormous portion of the map is now draped in uncertainty, effectively impervious to calculation.
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They watched as a flag-draped coffin was lowered from the plane into a hearse.
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Part of the ceiling there is draped in fabrics that resemble a nomad's striped tent.
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Draped in the rhetoric of accountability and meritocracy, journalism is an industry in unmitigated decline.
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The designers draped wire mesh across the ceilings, swooping down the length of the hall.
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You see Bullworth swathed in autumnal leaves, draped in snow, and bustling with springtime activity.
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There are masks and silk robes and, in one photograph, just a bedspread draped suggestively.
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The toddler even had pink glasses draped around her neck, just like the real character!
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One drawing features a soldier draped over a medic in a desperate, dance-like embrace.
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A Britney who performed on stage at the MTV VMAs draped in a writhing python.
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Models were draped in soft fabrics and neutral tones of bone, earth, sage and dusk.
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You could see the wall draped over the mountains like the tail of a dragon.
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Before Alec Guinness portrayed him, Mollo depicted his outfit as bulkier and more heavily draped.
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He paced the sideline in the final minutes with a towel draped around his waist.
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This time she changed into a white gown with beaded bodice and embellished draped sleeves.
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I've draped plastic over the stools I'm using to prop up my easel and palette.
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Fragments of arms in bronze protrude from the walls; they are draped with funeral wreaths.
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Multicolored ribbons were draped from cables over the red carpet in the Hall of States.
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Mr. Erickson entered court on Wednesday wearing a red jumpsuit draped over his thin frame.
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Behind the house, two ivy-draped bunkers nestle in the woods, ferns poking through cracks.
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But draped over all of those rationalizations was my most powerful and seductive weakness: denial.
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A fence surrounding the club is draped in black cloth that's been adorned with artwork.
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In the front lobby, Syrian and Palestinian flag bunting was draped from wall to wall.
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In the front row, Chana Gluck sat, near the velvet-draped coffins of her parents.
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Mr. Hifter's work for the C.I.A., like almost all spy operations, is draped in mystery.
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That hasn't changed even when draped by the history, majesty and pageantry of the presidency.
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She draped the towel over his shoulders and, in silence, she cut his uncombed locks.
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Along the main walkway, we passed a seven-headed naga statue draped with yellow garlands.
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Members of the Army's Old Guard escorted horse-drawn caissons carrying the flag-draped coffins.
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Some were in pajamas, some in overcoats, some with their blankets draped over their shoulders.
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Then Ms. Sheppard, a bright pink scarf draped around her neck, mounted the witness stand.
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A banner reading "Refugees Welcome" was draped without permission from the statue's pedestal in February.
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With long gowns speckled with crystal, sashes draped into a governess bustle at the back.
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The models pose in front of mirrors, against walls and draped over beautifully decorated furniture.
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Bella was out in NYC on Wednesday draped in a super tight black leather outfit.
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Also playing was Carol Davila, who wore a brown fur coat that draped to her ankles.
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The image of the blonde beauty draped in raw flank steak is burned into our minds.
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You can wear it two ways — on top of the shoulders or draped off of them.
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Al-Etejah TV interrupted its broadcast "because the coffin was not draped by the Iraqi flag".
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Just when you thought Olivia draped in latex from head to toe couldn't get better. #HaveMercy
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He has even draped banners proclaiming his anti-vaccine message from the balcony of his home.
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With this burden of failure draped across our backs, Wing Bowl was born 153 years ago.
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Teachers and administrators placed a crown on Lockett's head and draped a cape around his neck.
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Others moved in to chat really, really close and draped their arms around my shoulders lingeringly.
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This particular top can be worn as pictured off both shoulders or draped off just one.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Some showers are likely this evening with a warm front draped overhead.
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The doorway framed a figure draped in black, head to toe, emerging from the dim hallway.
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The white woman, whose sweater was now draped over the back of her chair, looked flustered.
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It had sat on the market a while, full of sheet-draped sofas and rodent shit.
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He draped a towel over her and slowly fed his bride in the 98-degree temperature.
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The gold-button details and draped lapel made this Balmain suit stand out on the carpet.
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Puffy coats were wrapped around waists and draped over bike helmets and backpacks on the ground.
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A fancy, velvet-draped club with VIP booths that also hosts dance parties on Saturday nights.
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In the snap, both sported dark sunglasses as Heaton, 25, draped his arm around Dyer, 22.
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At one point, Cindy tenderly placed her cheek against the flag draped over her husband's coffin.
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In a nod to Thanos, various shades of purple draped the interior of the Convention Center.
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In the bottom of the photo, her toilet roll — draped in the under position — is visible.
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Banners reading "Sophie and Joe" and their wedding date were draped from facade of the building.
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"I'm a nihilist," he says while draped in a Revolutionary War-era flag, the footage shows.
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Selena has her arm draped around The Weeknd's shoulders, and together they walk to her car.
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Scalia's chair is now draped in black in a tribute to his death on Feb. 20093.
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Scalia's chair was draped in black and it will remain that way for about 30 days.
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They both wore black and draped themselves with large swaths of black fabric at certain points.
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It's all nestled on an Australian flag-draped grill, complete with prawns thrown on the barbie.
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A good piece of outerwear nonchalantly draped across your shoulders can do wonders for an outfit.
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He also provided his guests with banquet tables draped in fur, loaded up with entire pigs.
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The mission is draped in high-minded goals — addressing climate change, unclogging traffic and promoting exercise.
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Curry had the added annoyance of being defended by Westbrook, who draped himself all over Curry.
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A rainbow flag draped over the balcony of their new town home flutters in the wind.
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In one summer, another cousinplucked me from a mood, unfolded and draped my backacross an anthill.
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Suddenly, excitement rippled through the room: Busta Rhymes had materialized, his neck draped in glistening stones.
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On the runway of the fall/winter 2016 show in Paris, pieces billowed, slouched and draped.
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I made my way to our bedroom: more orchids, draped chenille throws, stacks of decorative pillows.
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Then, she perched on the top of his chair and draped her arms around his shoulders.
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The royal mom-to-be looked regal in a bespoke dress by Dior featuring draped sleeves.
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The entire tapestry spans nine meters in length and is draped and twisted through the showroom.
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Comic-strip characters saluting the troops, Instagram models draped in flags, a few cringe-worthy ads.
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News, she exited the restaurant with an added accessory: a denim jacket draped over her backside.
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Before long, you couldn't even crack open a magazine without seeing models draped in Tiffany jewelry.
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Adam is on his back, draped over the ball, legs extended and stretching for one minute.
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"He was my hero," said Mohsin Khan, 19, a protester draped in one of the flags.
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In London, anti-Trump activists draped a banner reading "Build Bridges Not Walls" from Tower Bridge.
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As we stepped back inside the theater, many people were draped over their seats in slumber.
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The first several rows of pews were packed with men and women draped in white robes.
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Rojo with an acrobatic, flying spin clearance in the six with Iheanacho draped all over him.
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"In an effort to defend themselves, the company draped itself in the Union Jack," she said.
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"You're the champ Conor!" the fan, Robbie Fox, yelled, an Irish flag draped around his neck.
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Beachgoers, some still wearing swimsuits and draped in towels, watched the sad effort from the shore.
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The actor Russell Harvard sat in an armchair, draped in a blue robe and looking surly.
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Each piece was cushioned in foam and covered with an anchored metal box draped in fabric.
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Demonstrators burned Israeli and U.S. flags, carried a flag-draped U.S. coffin or effigies of Trump.
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They are the same size, same height, each with an arm draped on the other's shoulder.
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Once, I draped her vines too closely to my radiator, charring half of her bottom leaves.
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An external bougainvillea-draped staircase descends from the terrace to a patio near the kitchen entrance.
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A tall rolling library ladder remains in the corner, draped with Kelly's paint-splattered work clothes.
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Her events, draped in millennial pink, have drawn thousands of attendees in the past six years.
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On the trail, "Parasite" became draped in an almost irresistible narrative: the little engine that could.
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Mahomes flung the ball sidearm on the play with a defender draped on his left side.
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He draped the flag over the counter, Mr. Perez said, and began yelling about Mr. Trump.
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Fretful mechanics were draped over humming engines or spread-eagled beneath the rears of inert racers.
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In a split second, she goes from being draped in a fur shawl to twerking poolside.
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Others were more elegant and subtle, draped with silky pink roses or veils of ethereal chiffon.
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It is displayed on the floor and made to be interacted with, draped over and bunched.
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Some protesters lay on the pavement draped in a rainbow flag and the flag of Chechnya.
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The high school students exchanged buttons and signed shirts, hats and flags draped around their shoulders.
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Falk was stretched face down on the table, a towel draped to conceal his sallow buttocks.
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St. Anne and mother Mary are draped in painfully bright fuchsia, mint, and deep red robes.
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Keep a damp towel draped over the sheets you're not using while you're working with it.
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All eight of this year's nominees have been draped in for-your-consideration campaigns for months.
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As he caressed her face, she draped her arm around his neck and pulled him closer.
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El Paso really has the best, by far, not draped in cheese, not drowned in sauce.
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For her big day, Cyrus wore an ivory silk satin corseted draped gown by designer Vivienne Westwood.
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Purple shrouds had been draped over their bodies, and cash and I.D.s were found in their pockets.
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Tierra Floral Design provided all the flowers for the event, including those draped on the hedge wall.
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With key details obscured, it's often near impossible to recognize a vehicle if it's draped in camo.
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She made three for Washington, one of which is gently draped around his neck in the photo.
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Funerals were held for a second day on Monday, the victims' coffins draped in the Turkish flag.
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In the meantime, I bought some Devil's Ivy and draped it over a shelf in the kitchen.
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Consider last week's trip to Disneyland, and notice how Ryan's got his arm draped around Alexa's shoulder.
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While performing "Holiday" on stage in Taipei, the singer draped the Republic of China flag on herself.
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Two days later, Baldwin posted a sultry selfie of herself on Instagram draped in Kendra Scott jewels.
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She draped a lei around my neck, kissed my right cheek, and enfolded me in a hug.
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The May chill raised goose bumps on her bare arms, and he draped his jacket around her.
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He wore a red boxer's robe draped over his tuxedo and sported boxing gloves on his hands.
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For her reception, Schwarzenegger changed into a custom Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves.
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Which would mean I'd inevitably always be finding strands of stray hair draped across my couch cushions.
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A white sheet draped over a sphere mounted on a pole hangs limply, almost reaching the ground.
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Despite the pair's volatile history, the reality star draped his arm around Harley's shoulder in the image.
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We sit on plastic chairs outside a small center for women set up behind cloth-draped fences.
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The father of three draped his arm around his girlfriend and stroked her back throughout the meal.
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The loosely draped and ultra plunging neckline combined with the cinched waist creates a major "wow" moment.
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What does it mean to you when you see those small caskets draped in those blue flags?
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After several minutes, Tunkl draped a sheet over me and had me imagine myself as a ghost.
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Niemeyer's curvaceous façade is crumbling, and is draped in blue netting to protect pedestrians from falling tiles.
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Found materials, draped in patinas, collide face-first with moments as mediums frozen by flashes of light.
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Those clad in gold sparkles lined the front, and then came those draped in dramatic red silhouettes.
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Parts of the stadium stands were draped with his photo as well as Egyptian and Vatican flags.
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For the reception, Schwarzenegger slipped into a custom Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves.
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He is wearing a black jacket and a yellow scarf or shawl is draped around his shoulder.
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Poised with one leg casually draped over the other, Francine Halasz sips Champagne from a crystal flute.
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The addition, clad in Airstream-like stainless steel, seems essentially folded and draped across the existing buildings.
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Esther held Andrew at all times, his body draped over hers on the couch or the bed.
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She embraced the flag-draped casket and wept as one of her children stood next to her.
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There's no unattractive draped or pinched effect that indicates a suit that's too big or too small.
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Near the kitchen is a wisteria-draped stone patio for outdoor dining and a fragrant Osmanthus tree.
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Now I spent most of that time motionless in the dark with a toddler draped over me.
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His wife leaned forward, her face draped in a long white head scarf, close to the screen.
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Washington (CNN)Mélisande Short-Colomb sits cross-legged on the purple comforter draped over her twin bed.
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How could we move this barely conscious man, draped with lines and tubes, to the other ward?
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For Cora, a kitchen table artist, a homemade hill draped in ecstatic color was apparently mind-blowing.
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All of these clothes are kind of draped and kind of dripping into the air and disappearing.
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There is something vaguely indecent, vaguely cartoonish about this wig of creamy noodle draped across the bowl.
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I've seen triple-chinned insurance executives draped in so much Trump memorabilia that they nearly topple over.
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Gary is the Dying Gaul, draped in a late '90s Manchester United shirt sponsored by Sharp Electronics.
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And at 43th Street and Third Avenue, a new rental building took shape underneath netting-draped scaffolding.
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The sheet draped over her is a chrysalis, and the feeling is that she will emerge transformed.
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And, to top it all off: he had an unusually large gold chain draped around his neck.
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An American flag draped around him, his prosthetic leg in full display, Lee bent to hug Farmer.
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Before Carles Puigdemont addressed the crowd, many draped in Catalan flags, police estimated its size at 45,000.
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Inside the Capitol Rotunda, the crowds fell into silence before the coffin, draped in its American flag.
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Here's a ready-made centerpiece, best draped in yellow police tape so it's hands-off until dessert.
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The library I frequented in Tucson was draped in wisteria with long, dangling pods: the bean trees.
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In RaMell Ross's "Giving Tree," a young girl's body is languidly draped over a thick tree branch.
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She placed it on his lap, but he immediately draped it around his shoulders and hugged himself.
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Black ribbon also draped his plaque and his retired uniform number, 14, in the team's Ashburn Alley.
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Some accounts on Instagram started tagging the White House in images featuring flag-draped coffins, for example.
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Now it was just Hadden and Heckman, whose feet were in the stirrups and legs were draped.
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A front desk — a plastic folding table draped in a black cloth — was added to the lobby.
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Unlike Emma's bustling house, Knightley's house is echoing and empty, with dust cloths draped over the furniture.
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If a partner is massaging you, you can sit facing them with your legs draped over theirs.
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During interrogations, detainees were forced to perform mock satanic rituals, or were draped in the Israeli flag.
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I wouldn't even be able to enter the country because they'd be draped all over my car.
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Bronson, the seat of Levy County, is a town of Spanish-moss-draped oaks and aging churches.
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It's a bamboo palanquin, the sort of chair used for transport, its poles draped with dry snakeskin.
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Her brother Dasan Hunt walked her down the grassy aisle to an altar draped in purple wisteria.
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A 21-gun salute rang out as horses pulled a carriage bearing Mr. Mubarak's flag-draped coffin.
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At Erdem, cardigans were styled like capes, with the top button fastened and draped over the shoulders.
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Eventually, Ms. Hussaini's wooden coffin, draped in green velvet, was secured to the top of the van.
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Trump shook his hand, a black mantilla draped over her hair, his face crinkled into a smile.
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Sitting erect, with both hands draped from the armrests, he turned a plastic chair into a throne.
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Mannequins draped in her gowns surrounded a pianist and guitarist playing mellow jazz on a corner stage.
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He was lucid, cracking jokes in the rewarming tent with a thin towel draped over his knees.
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He tried posing as a senator, going around with a traditional Afghan cape draped over his shoulders.
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"To us it makes no difference if our model is draped or clothed in furs," he said.
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What about all the Americans who have come back from wars with flags draped over their coffins?
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Vines draped down the sides of its gray bark; highways of leafcutter ants scurried over its roots.
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Sherlock Holmes houndstooth coats had the sleeves sliced and draped at mid-bicep like an evening gown.
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Now 22, I remember the fear, then the confident adults promising revenge, then the flag-draped coffins.
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Each body draped in the Indian flag was accompanied by a soldier from the fallen man's unit.
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The statue had a toilet seat placed on its arm and plastic bag draped over its head.
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For several minutes, they stood there as he wept at the altar, draped in a rainbow stole.
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Bodies were draped, flung, stacked on top of it, some with their legs splayed, revealing their genitals.
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And Helen is being watched by someone, a figure draped in black and hiding in the shadows.
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He had a swastika tattoo on his left arm, and was photographed draped in a Confederate flag.
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To stay warm in the chilly temperature, the brunette beauty draped a brown fur coat over her shoulders.
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Now an artist from Motherlode Lab draped a towel over my back and placed rocks along my spine.
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His grandmother draped an American flag around his shoulders as he exchanged long hugs with person after person.
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A sari is an unstitched garment draped by Indian women and is a common sight across the country.
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He understands that it's impossible to make an earnest genitalia joke when everyone is draped in dark leather.
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Each has an arm draped around the man's back, the other fist raised in the classic boxer's pose.
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There's a vanilla-colored couch covered with embroidered pillows and draped on both sides by South American art.
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The pearlescent purple palm leaves draped over Holmes' shoulders and were attached to the gown at the neckline.
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She killed it, from the hairstyle and the draped sleeve, to the dark lipstick and the red balloon.
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When officers arrived at the actor's apartment, police saw that he had a rope draped around his neck.
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Migrants on the bleachers curled up into balls, draped an arm across their eyes and fell deeply asleep.
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They get caught in a rainstorm and huddle beneath a sprawling live oak tree, draped in Spanish moss.
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Though she's been draped in couture, Philip finds she feels most confident in a simple spaghetti strap tank.
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And what better way to view it than reclining in the leather-draped comfort of your Volvo SUV?
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Firefighters and rescue workers lined the sidewalk as her body, draped in an American flag, was carried out.
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An anti-immigrant protester draped with an American flag fights with Latino marchers May 1 in Los Angeles.
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In the video, the tiny grandma stands at the side of the table draped in a "100" sash.
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She chose a strapless gown with structural sweetheart neckline and silk gazar draped over the corset-style bodice.
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"You can see the black flag [of IS] draped over huts in the villages," says one army officer.
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Imagine La Monte Young's Dream House in a warehouse—a love-in draped in illegible font metal shirts.
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One figure in "Scream III" roars ferociously at a white button-down shirt, draped over a clothes valet.
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From foot to summit, the mountain is draped with orchids in profusion, like a shower of botanical jewels.
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Cover: Meghan McCain reaches out to touch the flag-draped casket bearing the remains of her father, Sen.
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An auto shop across the street draped a sash over its sign, while an overpass bore blue ribbons.
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An American flag was draped over Bretagne's body as she was carried back out of the hospital afterward.
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McGregor entered first, draped in an Irish flag and accompanied by about a dozen of his closest friends.
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"Anatomy Lesson #2", for example, is a series of photos of Ms Lacy draped in various body parts.
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They climb up a stairwell with safety netting draped across the middle, to prevent accidents — or suicide attempts.
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Negative. But hell, the selfie expert draped herself in fall's favorite throw-on-and-go, and killed it.
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From left: Davis Seamless Sports Bra ($24.95), Olivia Draped Muscle Tank ($24.95), Carson SculptKnit Sports Bra ($34.95); fabletics.com.
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The sculpted gown featured a choker-style collar and a draped train leading down to straight-leg pants.
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The modern, coliseum-sized Birmingham Arena was draped with the advertising slogans of a number of familiar brands.
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Bodies are draped in lights of the most vivacious colors; X-ray blues, UFO beam yellows, darkroom reds.
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Thursday began with largely peaceful protests as young people draped in Catalan flags tossed balls and skipped rope.
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Showing love for the LGBTQ community, Styles took the stage with a rainbow flag draped over his microphone.
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In the image, a dozen pairs of tennis shoes are draped over Serra's 36-foot tall steel structure.
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Pence stood with his hand over his heart as the flag draped caskets were brought off the plane.
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Curtains draped across doorways of their cinder-block home hide some of their world from the street outside.
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Hundreds of people, young and old, some draped in the national flag, jumped up and down with excitement.
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Holding a Bible with a cross draped around his neck, he said he didn't feel out of place.
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Schwarzenegger's sister Christina — the maid of honor — wore a custom Armani Privé empire dress with a draped skirt.
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Instead, his gown lay draped over a chair in the front row at Bowie State University's commencement ceremony.
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In image after image, bodies, often draped in the blackest shadows, fade into the structures that surround them.
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She's been draped in everything from "pink pussy" hats to MAGA gear; she's been both hugged and humped.
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At Rackwick, a fog-draped ruined croft above the sea offered more solitude than he had ever known.
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I had this big leather jacket with me, and I draped it over my shoulders like a scarf.
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They were draped over one another's chairs, fanning themselves with papers and conducting sideline conversations in low tones.
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His subjects include nude or fabric-draped women, rockets and flying machines, and semiabstract moons and lunar eclipses.
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Models strutted down the catwalk in off-the-shoulder or asymmetric draped gowns, some worn with slim trousers.
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Police said that they had found a towel draped over the dresser mirror in the couple's motel room.
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Here, she pairs a matching skirt and crop top with a cream leather jacket draped over her shoulders.
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She wore an edgy Atelier Versace dress which was made from "draped metal mesh," according to the brand.
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Klum's dress also had padded shoulders and a panel of fabric draped down from the front her skirt.
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There was also a tent-like structure on the upper level of the yacht and additional flowers draped.
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And even salad is a vehicle for meat, the leaves draped with rosy scraps of Prague-style ham.
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The stage in front of them, still decorated for Veterans Day, was draped in red, white and blue.
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A man with a gray ponytail rhythmically flogged a mostly nude woman draped over a small picnic table.
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And, of course, we have to mention the elf hat and the gold chain draped around his neck.
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Graffiti and signs draped across walls by labor activists document the Games' huge cost to a wounded city.
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They were often single pieces of fabric draped over the body, usually loosely and sometimes more form-fitting.
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Jesse, the #EaglesOfDeathMetal singer came on stage draped in a red cape on the sound of Paris. pic.twitter.
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So my eye was drawn when the crowds parted and I saw a figure draped all in white.
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One of the boys draped himself across my back, then onto my leg, hugging me with his arms.
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That marble and bronze sculpture depicts Joselito in his draped coffin, shouldered by 18 distraught men and women.
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It flowered once Trump draped himself in presidential regalia and treated Graham to a ride aboard Marine One.
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It looks like an altar draped with shag rugs — a riotous space for the enactment of unknown rituals.
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Weegee's photography scoured a city that teemed with jewelry-draped socialites and dead gangsters strewn across tavern doorways.
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Someone draped an American flag in the center of the gates, decorated for the holidays with Christmas wreaths.
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His coffin was draped in an American flag and placed on the catafalque built for President Abraham Lincoln.
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One of her prints features pickup trucks draped in Pendleton blankets on parade for the annual Crow Fair.
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Both "dresses" had draped skirts slit to the waist, which played peekaboo with the patterned compression shorts underneath.
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Donna Karan's Urban Zen collection includes easy wardrobe staples like draped jodhpurs ($795) and a cocoon dress ($1,695).
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She drank some cold water and draped herself in ice towels, changed her drenched socks and wet shoes.
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The charred remains of an old pickup truck, brightened by a pristine American flag draped over the cab.
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Bundled, draped and stretched, the materials became extensions of the body and the room, aiding or obstructing movement.
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The White House's official Instagram feed featured an image of the 41st president's portrait, draped in black cloth.
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Draped over the oven handle is a dish towel printed with a calendar for 1968, another tumultuous year.
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Stretched taut, carefully draped or seemingly suspended, these structures evoke tents, gliders, banners and even spaceships and maps.
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All nine of this year's best-picture nominees have been draped in for-your-consideration campaigns for months.
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At one point, they even draped a Whatburger shirt over his shoulder like a king during his coronation.
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As the meeting ends, they gather in a huddle, arms draped over shoulders, to bellow a war cry.
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Two men draped his arms around their shoulders and helped him over to the lieutenant who had collapsed.
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Highways and overpasses were draped around and through it, old streets widened and squares turned into car parks.
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To underline the character's more fragile side, Mr. Wilkinson draped Ms. Stewart in a filmy silk dressing gown.
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She tried to fold the sweatshirt on the kitchen table, gave up, draped it over a chair instead.
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Its trendy quilted Napa leather is supple, and the front seats it is draped over are climate controlled.
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A few weeks later, at the White House, Trump draped the Presidential Medal of Freedom around Woods's neck.
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Mr. Saghian started giving them free clothing, and they posted photos of themselves draped in Fashion Nova garb.
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He had just taken off another, more ornate robe, covered in embroidery, which was draped over a hanger.
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House plants dotted each desk, and a side table draped with woven fabric provided a pop of color.
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And the 'chicken sushi,' Protzman said, was just chicken loaf draped over a little mound of bad rice.
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You know the sort of place: The walls are knotty pine and draped with fishing nets and buoys.
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The image last week of the prime minister draped awkwardly in military power will surely accompany that chapter.
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The team's trainer ran to her aid, and Coach Kim Mulkey draped her body over her sobbing player.
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The fiery redhead was draped in all black with a shimmering gold chain looped around her little neck.
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Mariah is perhaps the first reality star to provide commentary exclusively while draped horizontally across a chaise lounge.
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But there's Beyoncé, gazing down, pregnant, draped in a Madonna-like veil, her ruffled panties Virgin Mary-blue.
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Two other members of the Bulletin got up from their seats and dramatically flanked the sheet-draped object.
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Sisi and Coptic Pope Tawadros II led the funeral procession and the coffins were draped in the national flag.
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"Man, I can't believe how fast 20 years went by," he said, with a towel draped over his shoulders.
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Schwarzenegger's sister Christina — the maid of honor — wore a custom Armani Privé empire-waist dress with a draped skirt.
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Strange's action scenes feature stylishly draped characters who traverse ceilings and walls on their way to kicks and punches.
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Holt's grandmother, Linda Holt, draped an American flag on Josh Holt's shoulder upon his return to Salt Lake City.
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Most are exposed to the sky and air, except for one man who is draped in a mosquito net.
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His casket was draped with an American flag and escorted by police to Marcy Funeral Home in his hometown.
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Their heads are wrapped in a black T-shirt, and her tiny right arm is draped over his shoulders.
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"By the way, he gave me permission to touch him," Biden said, his hand draped around a boy's shoulder.
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Their heads are wrapped in a black T-shirt, and her tiny right arm is draped over his shoulder.
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The actor draped his arms around her and they began to dance, sometimes apart, sometimes in an erotic clinch.
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Each female figure is draped in robes of heavy coils that articulate necks, shoulders, breasts, torsos, knees, and feet.
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The balcony was draped in a black sheet with a wreath of red and white flowers attached to it.
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In their dreams, election campaigns might still involve addressing crowds from the flag-draped caboose of a private train.
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When it was over, everyone paraded down to the boathouse, where we entered a room draped in white linens.
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"We really just draped some fabric over the mechanism, but I think it actually came out brilliant," McDonald says.
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Several protestors wore Confedrate flags draped over their shoulders like capes during the rally in Shelbyville, reports ABC News.
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The photos were taken from April 19 until June 21 when the structure was finally draped in yellow fabric.
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The gown was accented with white tulle "stole sleeves" that draped just under her shoulders and around her back.
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Bagpipes and drums played as Caprio&aposs flag-draped casket was carried ot of the church toward the hearse.
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Draped or folded, sheer or thick, neutral or colorful, hijabs are as diverse as the women who wear them.
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The dress she chose is an ivory silk satin corseted draped gown, Vivienne Westwood's couture team confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Nell wakes up, her body paralyzed, eyes fixed on the Bent-Neck Lady's long brown hair draped over her.
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They stood somberly with heads bowed in front of the black casket, which was draped with a U.S. flag.
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But for my part, it seems apt to begin with the blanket draped over the futon in Friston's office.
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And they even do Hadid's signature pantsless pose, wearing draped white tops and briefs with white loafers and heels.
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It included Madame X straps, skirts draped thigh-high, and plunging necklines that felt nonchalant rather than erotically commanding.
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With his children among the pallbearers, Best's casket was wheeled toward the door and draped in an American flag.
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Inside the court, Scalia's chair and the bench in front of it have been draped with black wool crepe.
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So, months ago, he draped his office with white sheets of paper and began attacking them with dark markers.
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She partied the night away in an Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves and plunging back.
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Some parents had brought children: "I want a better future," said Mohamed Kemime, 10, draped in a national flag.
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Jolie's pencil dress was asymmetrically draped with white silk crêpe and adorned with devoréd ostrich feathers on the bodice.
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Safety pins were omnipresent on the runway - securing cut draped mini dresses, on jumpers and skirts and as earrings.
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Chador: For centuries, women in Iran have worn these semicircles of fabric draped over the head like a shawl.
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The boy's broken arm was backward, so they draped it against his side and covered him with a blanket.
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Meanwhile, Michelle has one arm draped over his shoulder, her left hand holding onto Bush's in a warm embrace.
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Draped in matching shirts and flower headbands, Troian Bellisario's girlfriends are celebrating her final hoorah as a single woman.
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Bin Laden's body was washed and draped in white sheet before being put in the sea, according to reports.
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Although she comes from a multiethnic family, Lee enters the cage for her fights draped in a Singaporean flag.
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Two months later, in June, Middleton stepped out in a sparkling dress with sheer fabric draped across the neckline.
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For unknown reasons, he draped an American flag from the resort's property over a lobby counter while spraying bullets.
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He has it draped over a metal trash can on the sidewalk while 40 people are gathered around him.
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The white, red and blue Russian flag was draped on the casket as a Russian Orthodox priest recited prayers.
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Frank Sinatra's "My Way" played as McCain's casket, draped in an American flag, was carried out of the church.
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Thin slices of the fish were draped atop a corn blini with assorted radishes and an airy horseradish mousse.
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Both ended up draped around the players, as a checkerboard sea churned in the stands of the Luzhniki Stadium.
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Tony, one of the headwaiters, is already halfway up the first flight, his dry cleaning draped over his arm.
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Those high-necked dresses evoke images of each family's armor, full of defensive details like epaulets and draped chains.
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I'd like to see a little feminine touch, maybe some posies, some cat skins draped over lampshades and things.
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She was nearly a decade older, perpetually draped in scarves and jewelry, with a wondrous frizz of auburn hair.
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The emir's image adorns billboards draped off skyscrapers, and he is lionized in saccharine songs hailing his steely leadership.
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Kirsten Gillibrand wearing a trans flag draped over her shoulders while campaigning in Iowa is such a great image.
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Pylons with their skeletal grace, draped with connecting wires, have both a fascination and a dread in their power.
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Like a boxer preparing to enter the ring, Leonard Bernstein appears bare-chested, a towel draped over his shoulders.
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About 20 minutes later, the Patriots were draped in confetti at midfield with music blaring along a makeshift stage.
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Soon we were draped across her velvet comforter in our underwear, seeing each other's bodies for the first time.
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A pergola off the back of the house is draped in wisteria, and miniature roses grow on the grounds.
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And a series of jersey-draped columns in saturated shades had all the grandeur knocked out, replaced by fluidity.
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The living room held a heap of plastic-draped furniture, but Ms. Komer liked the layout and the size.
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The first thing one notices is the roof, a trapezoidal cantilever draped in the air as if by magic.
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It was a clear, cold morning, and after a week of intermittent snow, the landscape was draped in white.
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Kameron and daughter Kelly looked more like half-Mandrell-sisters, in uneventful draped lamé and a nonhereditary color story.
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He walked behind the flag-draped coffin along with former Mubarak-era ministers, and Mubarak's sons, Gamal and Alaa.
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Arms interlinked behind backs, the women in soft draped dresses, they look like ancient figures on a Greek vase.
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Everything is simple, direct, sensual: an arm draped over the head; hips rolling in a deep, second-position plié.
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Tens of thousands huddle on sidewalks or under olive trees, the branches draped with plastic tarps, blankets or nothing.
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And [there's] this lady who has this empty tiger skin draped over her body, and she looks very grumpy.
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But even draped she looked curvy, and she stood in the line of sight of the prayer grounds nearby.
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At the site, Mr. Rocco has draped large flags from tree branches and stuck small ones into the ground.
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Iranian boys carry a symbolic coffin draped with the US flag during a funeral ceremony in Tehran, Jan. 6.
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A fitted bedsheet loosely draped over a large canvas, it turns out, was actually made out of acrylic paint.
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They feature high-end, black-on-black design draped in leather, along with an adjustable band for extra comfort.
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We open with a man draped in shadow as he bikes to an office with his dog in tow.
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Emass check-ins take place in a three-story brick building with a low-slung facade draped in ivy.
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The new dining room is nearly unlit, and the round tables are heavy, immense, and draped in black tablecloths.
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Soldiers stood by the 13 flag-draped coffins holding pictures of the fallen men, who were from four regiments.
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Hollandaise sauce is usually found draped over eggs benedict, so you were most likely planning to eat eggs anyway.
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He discovers her in a glittering bronze minidress, snorting cocaine on a toilet, her girlfriend draped across her lap.
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"It's not every day that you become a world champion," Cilic, draped in a Croatian flag, said on court.
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Ken Stiles climbed on a roof to cut the hammock to free the red-draped elk (The Washington Post).
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A yellow awning was briefly draped across the top of the Sacre Coeur, before being taken down by authorities.
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A mass in his honor was held in a packed Catholic cathedral, where churchgoers draped themselves in Croatian flags.
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Their bodies draped with garments are all a gleaming cream-white, which would have glistened in the church candlelight.
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Her body is draped over his, almost embracing him with her right hand, but her fingers form a fist.
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In ancient Greece, a peplum was a loose-fitting outer garment or tunic worn, draped in folds, by women.
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Gina leaned back in her chair and draped a thin arm over the back, watching the younger women with amusement.
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They are the size of bed sheets — draped over clotheslines, hung in layers around the community center's small outdoor space.
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A few of them exit when Holley begins performing, hunched at a keyboard with a homespun quilt draped over it.
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The two were first linked in August when Ansari was photographed out in NYC with his arm draped around Campbell.
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Despite the pair's volatile history, the 32-year-old reality star draped his arm around Harley's shoulder in the image.
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This site offers more modern styles (not your traditional draped, strapless dresses) that can be further customized for each girl.
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Every single one of Jasmine's many outfits is a highly covetable array of draped silks, gold-braiding, and glittering jewels.
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All while draped in dashing outfits and flower headpieces and armed, people who knew her say, with a vibrant smile.
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Under the soaring Capitol dome, office workers and tourists walked silently past a flag-draped casket that bore Bush's body.
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She had her dancers/disciples gather around a table, draped in robes, while she sets herself up at the head.
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Beyoncé looked radiant in a flowing floral low-cut pink maxi, a black leather jacket draped casually on her shoulders.
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With its unique draped front design, you can style this shirt five different ways — see how in the video below!
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Across a country lane, Israeli banners were draped across the hillside from which Israeli police watched, a drone hovering nearby.
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Two tables away, a pair of old men sit drinking tea with a Manchester United scarf draped across the table.
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In just 3 minutes, Stonie downs 16 cheese-draped patties with just a little help from a giant diet coke.
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The woman draped the jacket over her arm and was chatting with coworkers when O.J. suddenly stormed over to her.
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The coco and camomille-colored blanket draped over the edge of her lucite crib is the Avalon III throw blanket.
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Gigi and Bella Hadid were practically draped on T-Swift whose VMA performance was one of the night's standout moments.
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A cape draped around me, and suddenly, out of the darkness, a monster appeared, breathing flame, coming straight for me.
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There were bridal fashions that draped and folded yards of fabric in artful swoops, bejeweled and embellished with delicate handiwork.
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Draped in prayer shawls and wearing religious skullcaps, they celebrated the bar mitzvahs they had missed so many years earlier.
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Actor Norman Reedus also posted a photo on Instagram showing his character, Daryl, sitting with his arm draped over McBride.
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However, she slipped into something sexier for the reception — a gorgeous draped semi-sheer gown designed by Christy Rilling Studio.
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Some broke into song and dance, others stood draped in the familiar green, red and white of their nation's flag.
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Models wore draped dresses or thinly pleated skirts, and black trousers were matched with ruffled blouses or Asian-style tops.
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For the ceremony, Rodriguez stunned in the Pronovias Ribelia gown, a mermaid dress with spaghetti straps and a draped neckline.
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The table was draped with a black tablecloth and decorated with tons of skulls, black candles and blood red roses.
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However, she slipped into something sexier for the reception — a gorgeous draped semi-sheer gown designed by Christy Rilling Studio.
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As North Korea handed over dozens of small flag-draped caskets believed to contain the remains of American service members.
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Trump version: A large, orange figure stands on a podium draped in American flags, promising to Make America Great Again.
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In the family photo, Beyoncé wore a Palomo Spain ensemble draped over her arms as she held her two newborns.
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A fourth latex sheet, off to the right, is draped from an armature like a robe on a towel rack.
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After Air Force One landed at Joint Base Hickam, Trump and his wife, Melania, were draped with traditional lei necklaces.
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Hill is way too comfortable on this pass to J.R. He wouldn't be if Horford was draped all over him.
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The Eritrean flag is draped on the roof, repping for Nip's heritage -- his father emigrated from the east African nation.
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Kim and North walked the sand in the Bu as Kim draped herself in a towel from the waist down.
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She slicked her hair back into a sleek high ponytail and casually draped a luxe fur coat over her shoulders.
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Evidently the fans, draped in Indian tricolours and riding motorbikes in celebration into the early hours of Sunday morning, agreed.
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Turns out it's easy to get strangers' attention when you're nearly nude, on fire, or draped in a large reptile.
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Lawrence continues walking around the house, draped in a thin white gown, until a knock is heard at the door.
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A custard and a bread pudding were both draped with a milk jam that reminded me of a wet noodle.
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Mark R. De Alencar's body had returned to the United States from Afghanistan days earlier in a flag-draped casket.
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Back in 2001, Björk wore a dress that made it look like there was a swan draped around her neck.
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The mansion's master suite is draped in dreamy white, with a hidden TV that pops out from under the bed.
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One of the largest Kurdistan flags in Irbil can be found draped over a large, hollowed-out luxury tower block.
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Either way, it's hard not to feel like a Penny Lane-esque goddess when draped in glitter, jumpsuits, and fur.
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You can leave it loosely draped over your face, or tighten the drawstring cords to further shut out the world.
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"I've been making big strides lately and feeling a lot better," Correa said, the belt draped over his left shoulder.
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Expansive greenhouses, constructed of simple white plastic tarps draped over support poles and wiring, dot the area's rich green hills.
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I followed some stairs up to the roof, where several tables were draped with white tablecloths and set for dinner.
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Amid the destruction, Anthony draped a towel over his shoulders and wore the glowering expression of a short-order cook.
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There was Goku, but not how I knew him, all eye shadow and oddly 1980s perm, draped in red fur.
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Tears welled up in their eyes and several shook their heads as the cameras panned to Seare's flag-draped coffin.
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Dressed in all black and draped in a fur, the song feels like a memorial service to her old life.
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I picture myself draped in white gauze, making eyes at the discus thrower from beneath a crown of elegant braids.
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England's cultural behemoths, from the Beatles to the Sex Pistols, emerged draped in Union Jacks rather than St. George's flags.
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So, on Tuesday, while speaking to the media, Calipari arrived in workout clothes with a towel draped over his shoulder.
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But it works.) Find the athletes You'll know them by their toned bodies and (in some cases) medal-draped necks.
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Kahlo was always proud of being Mexican, and she draped herself in traditional garments: rebozos, tomicotones, and maximalist Mazatec tunics.
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On the Sistine Ceiling, the mythical Libyan Sibyl is massive, brightly colored, elaborately draped, and holding a great big book.
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There, like a string of pearls draped across the docks and waterfront, was the majority of the US's naval might.
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A who's who of opposition leaders took turns filing past Mr. Albán's coffin, which was draped in the Venezuelan flag.
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A strange little insect leads him wandering among gray, drab people to a cobweb-draped door, apparently unopened for years.
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The farm consists of a pair of greenhouses — a geodesic dome and a hangar-like tunnel — draped in plastic sheeting.
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In the Assembly, at least one legislator had hoarded for nourishment a plate of limp waffles draped in plastic wrap.
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No matter: She was pushing back at something — the costume guideline — that was draped in the garb of racial sensitivity.
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Pink satin sleeves suggesting huge rose petals are draped across a hanger, next to a bustle made of ostrich feathers.
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Another post on the page from September of last year depicts rows of military coffins draped in the American flag.
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Red banners, the sort on show at Bayern's soccer home, the Allianz Arena in Munich, were draped over the railings.
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Icelanders draped in blue and red celebrated their tiny country's 1-1 draw against Portugal on Tuesday in the tournament.
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The Chicago archbishop had draped the winning Chicago Cubs "W" banner over a placard announcing him as a new eminence.
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Her Majesty's annual speech, pictured above, shows the family favors traditional decor, such as garland draped across the mantle-place.
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A worker had draped a drop cloth over the statue's base to keep drops of red paint from staining it.
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When the massacre ended, 11 people lay dead, slumped over the bar, draped across chairs or huddled on the floor.
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It's hard to picture Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe, Zsa Zsa Gábor, or Diana Ross not draped in a glamorous fur.
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Three: A woman who listed "jet setter" and "lifestyle influencer" in her bio draped herself in a full-length COAT.
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Inspired by Audubon recordings and sociological studies, the play is a meditation on existence, enhanced by black-draped, birdlike dancers.
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It includes tunic-length shirts with epaulets, extra-wide-leg pants and a softly draped motorcycle jacket — all in linen.
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Protesters painted national emblems on their faces and draped flags on their shoulders as they faced off with security forces.
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The shock of repeatedly seeing such devastating injuries can affect someone's psyche far more than flag-draped coffins, psychologists say.
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Up-and-comer Florence Pugh highlighted Pantone's Color of the Year in a draped mini dress courtesy of Maison Valentino.
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La David Johnson - draped in the US flag - is carried into the church ahead of his 28500a funeral service. pic.twitter.
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Gazelle is famous and spends her days draped over a chaise longue, answering fan mail and preening in the mirror.
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The crowd was diverse in age, social class and ethnicity, but, this being France, the majority wore artfully draped scarves.
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The fish swim in bubbling fishbowls made of magnifying glass, draped with lace or shaped like Japanese lanterns, among others.
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Jennifer Hudspeth of Minnesota looked as if she were draped in liquid emerald while competing in this floor-length gown.
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That same day, the Cubs' World Series trophy — draped in a rainbow flag — rode on a float in Chicago's parade.
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And poor Beth (Kate Wetherhead), draped in what appear to be damp handkerchiefs, has just been ghosted by her husband.
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But the only towel-like object she found was a small bath mat draped over the side of the tub.
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The promise of that era is enshrined at a bougainvillea-draped condo between the eighth green and the ninth tee.
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"It's amazing, and I'm so proud," Eva Longoria, who attended draped in black, said during a break in the ceremony.
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The walls are decorated with images of a classy-looking hog with a fat pearl necklace draped around his neck.
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But there they are: a McMahon-scented miasma of mediocrity, draped over the thrill and hope of WWE's New Era.
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Their signature okonomiyaki, a savory Japanese yam pancake served Osaka-style, comes laced with green onions and draped in sauce.
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She was draped in a gold dress, and Nick was suited and booted ... but no socks with his white sneakers.
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She was casually dressed for the outing in jeans and white jacket with a red scarf loosely draped over her neck.
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The man returns as a ghost, draped in a heavy morgue blanket that covers his body and drags in his wake.
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Inside, his coffin was draped in the Ukrainian and Georgian flags, alongside candles and a portrait of him in national dress.
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"Festive lil tour rehearsal beat 🖤🌫💎✉️," Grande captioned a selfie with heart-shaped glitter draped across her face.
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They stayed perfectly draped during her walk down the carpet, but inside the theater Robbie was spotted having a wardrobe malfunction.
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"Together As One" was the message painted onto a tattered Puerto Rican flag draped over a shuttered hotel in San Juan.
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Harrison&aposs casket was draped during a private ceremony with an American flag to honor his 20 years of Navy service.
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With whispered words and prayer, a man's shadow can be drawn forth from such and draped about another like a cloak.
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"The hand-draped bodice and sculptural peplum make an opulent statement," Chapman (below, fitting the gown to Vergara's curves) tells PEOPLE.
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The Queen of Motown took the stage in a V-neck draped black dress with ruched neckline and floor-grazing hem.
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The camera was draped in a thin sheet of bridal-veil fabric, which created an effect visually stunning in its softness.
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Old bankers, men with wispy, white beards, women draped in furs, the elders of some city where he had never been.
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The highly-stylized photograph pictures Beyoncé wreathed in flowers, draped with a flowing blue veil, cradling her newborns to her breast.
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The visit, which was to conclude on Saturday, has been draped in the symbolism of the countries' often violent shared history.
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The process starts with the longline being baited and draped out in tight squiggle across the waters of the Bering Sea.
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In between the action, both players draped themselves in ice towels and at one point Djokovic sat shirtless in his seat.
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The bride chose a custom ivory silk crepe Vera Wang gown featuring a spaghetti strap detail and a cowl draped neckline.
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Janson wept as Brooks, 56, draped an arm over the Opry's newest member and recalled his own tearful induction in 1990.
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Conlan entered the ring sporting an oversized green top hat, and McGregor followed with an Irish flag draped across his shoulder.
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Members of the military carried the former president's flag-draped casket as others lined the steps of the building and saluted.
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Now there are a few Spanish flags draped on Barcelona balconies, not just the ubiquitous esteladas, the starred flag of independence.
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On Thursday, the new mother shared a throwback photo of her baby girl sound asleep while draped in her mama's arms.
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At the royal al-Yamama palace, the king draped around Trump's neck the King Abdulaziz medal, the country's top civilian honor.
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Disick opted for an equally casual look, sporting black Adidas track pants, white sneakers and a sweater draped around his shoulders.
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"I'm draped in designer, wage with the lineup / Face it, I'm out of your league," she sings over Christopher Smith's snycopations.
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In photographs shared on social media, Haddish is seen draped in the Eritrean flag, while filling out forms with officials present.
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It's not just any short cut though, this one has bangs — which Hadid wears wet and draped over her right eye.
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She draped the bikini's straps over her shoulders and looked to the sky with her blonde locks tumbling over her shoulders.
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His coffin, draped in Ghanaian national colors, has since laid in state for public viewing ahead of the burial on Thursday.
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Another protester, carrying a makeshift shield and a Venezuelan flag draped over his back, moves in as if to provide cover.
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Last weekend, Ellicott City's quaint Main Street, with red, white, and blue decorations draped from storefronts, became a churning brown river.
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The design also had a cascading train that draped on the stage and was embellished with some bling at the waist.
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If you want your very own cocktail frock that appears to be draped with a shaggy-haired animal, you're in luck.
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And YG is having silly amounts of fun with a flag draped round him talking about pissing on Donald's golf courses.
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Activist pastor Evan Mawarire first posted a video on Facebook in April draped in Zimbabwe's flag and lamenting its economic problems.
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"I wear a dupatta around my mouth," she said, referring to a long scarf usually draped over the chest and shoulder.
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He had draped an American flag over a counter after removing it from a flag pole on hotel grounds, police said.
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Using lasers, they cut Mylar into computer-generated wave patterns that, when draped on a body, created a disconcerting rippling effect.
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After his death on June 26, Mr. Hellrung was transported to the morgue in a coffin draped with the American flag.
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About the base of the monument a temporary enclosure had been arranged with seats and flowers and a velvet draped tribune.
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Not all of these choices are ideal, but I really like the look and feel that Lexus has draped them in.
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He pulled out his cellphone and took a picture of them side by side, his arm draped over Mr. Arambarri's shoulder.
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When my friends arrived and I opened my fridge to get the skillet, draped in pastry, the vinegar smell was powerful.
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The versatile Bed Buddy Hot/Cold Pack can be wrapped or draped around your body for targeted hot or cold therapy.
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Footage showed the comedian being escorted through the Capitol Rotunda, where visitors paid their respects before McCain's American flag-draped casket. .
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At his Capitol Hill office, which I visited recently, a yellow " DON'T TREAD ON ME " banner was draped on a bookshelf.
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Ashley Graham's take on wearing white after Labor Day came in the form of a two-piece ensemble with draped fabric.
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When the website launched 20 years ago, Times editors reimagined what the Gray Lady would look like draped in digital sheen.
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MA'RIB, Yemen – Two dozen boys sit quietly in a small classroom in crisp uniforms, their nation's flag draped around their necks.
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One slideshow quickly blended into another, and I was presented with another model, also essentially nude, and draped over some furniture.
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Each was draped with a white Chapecoense flag and a green sash, with the name of each victim inscribed in gold.
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Davis eventually took up a boxing program to stay fit; it's one of the reasons clothes draped so well on him.
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Yellow crime-scene tape was draped across the doorway of its third-ranking official, who had been arrested on bribery charges.
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Their love of loungewear translated into robe coats in sensual velvets that draped off the shoulder and ballerina-like wrap dresses.
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Afropunk festival had arrived, taking venue Printworks and welcoming punters draped in everything from camo to kente cloth to primary colorblocking.
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Also on September 27, Fergie draped a printed duster coat over a ruched black dress for a Paris Fashion Week event.
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The video features Luv – hair as red as her lipstick – draped over a lion and dancing with AK47-toting Peshmerga soldiers.
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The star draped a breathtaking bridal coat, crafted in French lace and silk organza, the gown to make a dramatic entrance.
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The family watched pallbearers carry the flag-draped coffin up the steps and into the cathedral and quietly followed, heads bowed.
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Using basic cotton workwear, he wrapped and draped, furled and unfurled it into shapes that gestured toward D.I.Y. Parisian evening gowns.
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Draped in a mysterious beauty, Kashmir is one of those places most of us have heard of, but know little about.
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Every bit of furniture is draped with paper chains, scissors and Scotch tape, modeling clay, piles of acorns and party favors.
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Videos posted to Twitter show the statue draped in banners and toppling to the ground Monday night amid cheering and applause.
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Once we found seats on sheepskin-draped benches, the dinner that followed was a communal feast orchestrated to draw guests together.
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Line by line, section by section, spread for all to see on a high, wide wall draped by a green canvas.
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Portraits of her, an eccentric European artiste draped in wild costume at fancy masquerade balls, regularly appeared in magazines like Life.
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When Flynn draped his paws over a sign that read best in show, he looked quite like a dog that belonged.
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Beside it is a photograph of a towering "German worker" statue in a swastika-draped exhibition staged by the Third Reich.
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Throughout the space, parents were draped in folding chairs, stranded without Wi-Fi or electrical outlets for up to eight hours.
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The son of an artist and a lawyer living in SoHo, Mr. Posen first draped fabric on dolls as a toddler.
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Ms. Linton also is not the only woman in the president's orbit who is dripping in diamonds and draped in Chanel.
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Jackets were oversize on top; pants high-waisted and pleated; dresses draped and cowled at the chest to create exaggerated curves.
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Each day brought some new decorative flourish: colorful wreaths, painted storefronts, bicycles artistically draped in flowers or hung from apartment windows.
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It is unnerving how malnourished babies begin to look like birds, so much skin draped against bones arranged at pointy angles.
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There were amphora-shaped dresses of compressed pleats, draped chiffon pieces corseted with "cracked" marble and sandals with columns as heels.
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And on the right, her hand draped behind her brother's back and resting on her father's shoulder: teenage Reichal "Rae" Kushner.
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Steven Tyler side-skedaddled over to Joe Perry and dragged his scarf-draped mic stand around the Staples Center. Run-D.
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Nurije led Hultcrantz into the bedroom, pulled off the girls' quilts, and undressed them, leaving their blouses draped around their necks.
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Two women, including one draped in a "Make America Great Again" flag, stopped the man from setting the flag on fire.
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Images from the region showed many houses draped in Turkish flags, while footage showed residents chanting slogans as convoys passed by.
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Shoulders were wide, pants were high-waisted and knotted at the ankle and dresses and blouses were elegantly draped and belted.
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If Patch were to win, he'd be the first one-eyed colt in history to be draped in roses in Louisville.
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Its small banner is draped over the sign of a former real estate agent's office whose space the temple is renting.
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The ballroom theme came in the shape of voluminous skirts synched at the waist, corseted tops and asymmetric draped silk gowns.
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The only incongruous item was a giant, heavy gold curtain that had been draped along the glass wall facing the hallway.
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On my first visit, my eyes fixed on a small prayer rug draped neatly over the arm of a desk chair.
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The Washington Post reports many protesters in attendance at the "Thanksgiving Rally" were draped in American flags and cheered on Trump.
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Water leaking from hoses froze in streaks on the concrete as displaced residents walked around draped in American Red Cross blankets.
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Iridescent blankets of delicate hues appeared draped around the moon, while various bows, halos and patches of illumination danced around it.
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With cheeks and chest full, he exhaled a tekiah-gedolah as well as any of the talis-draped rabbis beside him.
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Then canvases leave the wall and become reliefs; they are bunched up into starbursts or are draped in riotous, regal swags.
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Their dress is Rick Owens classical — draped, twisted and pleated Grecian robes queered with horsehair, beaten lambskin and outsize bugle beads.
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If you watch the moment closely, you can see his jacket is draped over the shoulders of his wife Lisa Bonet.
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Clean pans sat on the stove and the sink was empty, with a pair of dishwashing gloves draped over the faucet.
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An unidentified woman draped in a flag rushes over to her and grabs her arm as if to lead her away.
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Nature often played a saving role as snake- and gator-infested swamps, moss-draped forests and rushing rivers sheltered their movements.
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Ekaterina Kilimnik's profile photo shows the tanned couple sitting on a ledge and smiling, with Konstantin's arm draped over her shoulder.
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When women were eventually admitted, they were usually supervised by men and their models were often purposefully (and counter-productively) draped.
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He's said to have consumed alcohol aggressively, danced inappropriately with female co-workers and draped his arm over a female employee inappropriately.
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Her second look, a custom Armani Privé ivory silk satin gown with draped sleeves and plunging back, was worn to the reception.
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Beyoncé wore a draped dark teal gown with plunging neckline and thigh-high slit that looked way more expensive than it is.
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Ant-Man, Black Panther and "black suit" Spider-Man are all accounted for and draped in their Captain America: Civil War duds.
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She celebrated New Year's Eve with her husband Rande Gerber in a shimmery dress with thigh-high slit and draped tuxedo jacket.
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Tops were architectural: sculpted with pleats; jackets and tops were asymmetric; skirts were paneled and big shawls were draped to form cascades.
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They duo coordinated in gold, with Cohen wearing a quilted gold coat adorned with appliqués draped over his classic white tuxedo jacket.
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He was the one who introduced the restaurant's slant toward Japanese techniques, including the cheese, which is carefully draped over each burger.
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Turgel attended Britain&aposs annual Holocaust remembrance event two months ago, sitting in a wheelchair with a blanket draped over her knees.
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I eliminated the side seams and draped the dress with flattering flowing cuts to give it a feminine, unique, and flattering look.
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On the fireplace mantle, which has fake, pink rose bunting draped over it, is a small ashtray filled with knitted cigarette butts.
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The pair's designer ensembles featured cap sleeves with draped detailing, smocked frill-trim empire waist, tiered maxi skirt, and floor-sweeping hem.
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Josh Holt is draped in an American flag by his grandmother, Linda Holt, upon returning to Salt Lake City on May 231.
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Crime scene tape was still draped across some of the resort's front doors, and the road outside was shut down to traffic.
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The rains are the result of a stubborn low pressure area that has draped itself across Western Europe for nearly a week.
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On Instagram, Philipps shared a second outfit she tried wearing a brown crop top with high-waisted leggings and a draped coat.
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It eventually became apparent to his fraternity brothers that Freddy, who wore Brooks Brothers clothes that draped his thin frame, was wealthy.
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Glass-bead rosaries were draped over framed photographs of her parents, brothers and sisters, and the Holy Family presided above her bed.
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Metallic leaf: ASMR Instagrammers know that a blob of slime draped in a thin layer of gold leaf is pure visual bait.
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Turner's fiancé Joe Jonas posted a particularly cheeky one with Turner draped over Gleeson, her former TV fiancé, and Jonas looking confused.
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The Turner's gown, which took over 350 hours to assemble, also featured shoulder details and draped belt in optical white leather satin.
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It featured an abstract asymmetric sleeve and strapless bodice that nipped at the waist and draped to a voluminous, floor-sweeping skirt.
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The artificial tree will have 1,250 ornaments, more than 1900 lights and 5-foot three-dimensional stars draped over its plastic branches.
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When Doc arrives to retrieve his son's body, Sal comments grumpily on the new policy prohibiting photographs of the flag-draped coffins.
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Araoz recalled seeing a stuffed lion, tiger, even a giraffe – as well as the skins of other animals draped across the floor.
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"This is the lady that makes it happen," said Rami Malek, the show's fresh-faced star, his arm draped around Ms. Hammer.
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Not to cover up her sexy open back (and hide her killer bod!), Jada Pinkett Smith's emerald gown featured a draped addition.
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Alexa went for a silky leopard mini slip dress teamed with strappy black shoes, a draped leather jacket and black choker necklace.
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Again with KARK by his side, Henderson laid the medal on her bed – which was draped with an American flag on it.
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She has skeletons draped in cobwebs and black flowers and magenta accent colors; bejeweled skeletons wearing long glittering chains and diamond grills.
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The neckline folded along her shoulders and draped into a full-length train reminiscent of the one her mother, Sarah Ferguson, wore.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of red platform sandals and a white, feathery jacket she kept draped over her shoulder.
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An Instagram account connected to Schmegelsky features a profile image with the teen's arm draped over McLeod's shoulders in a friendly embrace.
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At the repatriation ceremony in South Korea, the cases were draped in United Nations flags in a possible sign of that uncertainty.
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Fabrics were draped in unconventional ways, sure, but it didn't feel like an exploitation of those who struggle to afford adequate clothing.
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The chair in question is modeled after an enormous gold skull, coated in 24-karat gold and draped in fine black velvet.
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The green 10-ora note features a Voortrekker mother crying out at some unseen malice, her limp son draped in her arms.
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In the small city of Chapecó in remote southern Brazil, black and green ribbons were draped on fences, balconies and restaurant tables.
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She was the living embodiment of the fuzzy, $2,500, monster-faced Fendi backpack she'd draped over her chair: compact and quietly menacing.
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It makes the heist, and by extension the movie, feel so light it might just float away, draped in a stylish gown.
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If you want to eat at one of the eight or so tables that are draped in white cloths, make a reservation.
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Even in Israel, just south of the shrinking Sea of Galilee, swathes of irrigated land are covered in plastic-draped banana plantations.
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It featured an abstract asymmetric sleeve and strapless bodice that nipped at the waist and draped to a voluminous, floor-sweeping skirt.
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Draped in a burnt orange shawl that rested across her shoulders, her gray dreadlocks fell lightly along the back of her neck.
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But I met several female pilgrims who still shrouded themselves, either with thin gauze or with a cloth draped from a visor.
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"She's smart and she's hard-working and she just lives," said Kloss, draped in a gold gown from the designer's new collection.
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" During the rally, two — including one man wearing a red turban — draped a sign over an auditorium balcony that read, "Stop Hate.
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The man, identified by Avakov as prankster Vitalii Sediuk, took to the stage draped in an Australian flag and flashed his bottom.
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The protestors also draped a sash that read "Draw the Blue Line" over the "Fearless Girl" statue that stands opposite the bull.
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A crying person draped in a French flag hugs a crying person with a Belgian flag, suggesting solidarity between the two countries.
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So was the Bluebird's elegant proscenium arch, draped in lyrelike ornamental scrolls, painted gold, and framed by balconies faced with golden swags.
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One man wandered around draped in Albania flag – most nations flags were being peddled – while dozens did so with the Irish tricolour.
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"The more attention I get, the more exhausting it is," Shiffrin said, her hair draped over a navy Barilla-branded sport coat.
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How to categorize the recent blossoming of kawaii guys, with slender frames draped in pink, girly accessories, and pouting, raspberry-tinted lips?
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Hybridization is embodied in two works that couldn't be more different: Gilliam's hulking draped canvas and Alex Katz's "Edwin, Blue Series" (21960).
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Khaled is now playing a white baby grand with the same fictional girlfriend draped over him and everything seems to be resolved.
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This time of year, the houses are draped in Christmas lights and surrounded by the usual characters: reindeer, snowmen, very oversize snowflakes.
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Value aside, it's located on a jaw-dropping beach with enormous villas that include draped beds and oversized sunken tubs for honeymooners.
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They were draped in yellow, green and white, perhaps a tribute to the dominance of the Oakland A's in the early '70s.
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They emerge from their time, which is why Jacobeans saw ghosts wearing pale shrouds and Victorians saw them draped in black bombazine.
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WASHINGTON — In the Senate chamber on Monday, John McCain's desk was draped in black and topped with a vase of white roses.
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His grey hair was draped across his mighty shoulders, and he was sporting some silvery dust on the ol' chin and cheeks.
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It's shaped like a "U" and can be draped around your shoulders, lower back, legs, waist, or wherever else needs some TLC.
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Keeping herself warm, the royal also wore a long, light gray jacket, which is also from J. Crew, draped over her shoulders.
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The 23-by-11-foot swimming pool anchors a patio with a grill and a dining area under a vine-draped pergola.
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Water leaking from fire hoses froze in streaks on the concrete, and displaced residents walked around draped in American Red Cross blankets.
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On the field, Manchester United's players gathered in a huddle, fresh from victory against Swansea City, arms draped around each other's shoulders.
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But during the campaign, Mr. Gillespie draped himself in Mr. Trump's clothes, particularly his tough talk on cracking down on illegal immigration.
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But the baby has a blanket draped over his head because it's sunny and the pediatrician said he's too young for sunscreen.
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By the end of the day, boxers, socks and shirts were draped outside homes and shops, and even strung across a street.
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The scarflike piece by the Hungarian artist Veronika Fabian was draped over two nails hammered into a white wall of Galerie Marzee.
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He gestures in horror as Death, draped as an old woman, brandishes an hourglass to signify that the banker's time has come.
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During the podium ceremony, Thomas draped the flag of Wales over his shoulders and ended his victory speech with a strong statement.
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The Lakers all appeared on the court wearing Bryant's numbers 8 and 24, and every seat was draped in his signature jerseys.
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One afternoon, I draped myself on my couch and felt an influx of mental silence that was both disturbing and hallucinatorily pleasurable.
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The awning is draped in twinkle lights, and, behind the counter, Concepción Gonzalez is serving some of the best tamales in town.
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Hundreds of lawmakers packed the hall on Thursday morning, watching stoically as the casket — draped in an American flag — was carried in.
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Enter through a black-draped doorway to a brightly lit space of mirrors, makeup tables and white-robed models getting manicures. Wait.
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Hong Kong's first nurse killed by SARS is carried in a coffin draped in the flag of Hong Kong, May 7, 2003.
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Patriots from coast to coast draped themselves in clothing made up of the stars and stripes to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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"What should we name it?" she asked, referring to the chair draped in a bright purple sheet and leopard-print blanket. Mrs.
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Like Vaudeville's great performers, the Empire State's lead actor took the stage last week amidst navy blue curtains and precisely draped flags.
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Food and farm leaders were seated at round tables with deep blue tablecloths and wildflower arrangements set under draped globe string lights.
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Above, a mannequin outside the courthouse was draped in a composite of the flags of the seven countries affected by the ban.
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Sinha, a Harvard graduate and a former consultant for McKinsey & Company, draped the men in marigold garlands and presented them with sweets.
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Female activists, wearing niqabs and abayas, draped their black-clad bodies with banners boldly displaying the flag of the southern separatist movement.
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Inside the tent, government employees sat behind picnic tables draped in Canadian flags, checking identification before handing over new five-dollar bills.
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In the days that followed, some counterprotesters arrived draped in Confederate flags, clashing with those who wanted the statue removed for good.
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Flipping through pictures on a laptop, she came to an image of the green-and-white Pakistani flag draped over burned furniture.
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There were few signs or flags draped from buildings, for example, nor the sounds of songs and chants filling in the air.
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In Psarades, the tiny lakeside community where the deal was signed, the church bell tolled in mourning, draped in a Greek flag.
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" Not far from the Greek border in the Macedonian city of Bitola, thousands protested draped in national flags, chanting "This is Macedonia.
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The illustration underscores the key elements of her signature iconography: a lone, central figure, draped in medieval garbs and veiled in mystery.
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Eilish is seated in a metal chair, also wearing white, draped in blue hair and silver chains that hang from her neck.
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Fake news can't be defined because it's a rich tapestry, created by many hands, for myriad reasons, and draped over the world.
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Shayk wore a bespoke midnight blue velvet Burberry gown featuring statement-making draped sleeves, a plunging neckline and a crystal and chain pendant.
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It treads meditatively—focused but not unhinged, diverse but not incoherent—all slow tempos, soft organs, and lustrous vocals draped over rich soundscapes.
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Draped in an American flag, Cragg urged Flanagan to the finish, where she collapsed into Cragg's arms and was carried to a wheelchair.
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Crowds draped in white-blue-red Russian flags sang folk songs and whooped wildly in the marbled corridors of the St. Petersburg subway.
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Wearing them would transform me into a person who had her life together, a Working Woman of the World draped in designer duds.
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Leading the group was Saleh Jassim, a man in his early thirties, a white calf draped over his shoulders, other cows following him.
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A stubborn front that&aposs draped across the East Coast will bring rain, heavy at times, from areas stretching from Florida to Maine.
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A 21-gunshot salute was given for the coffin, draped in the red, white and green Kurdish flag stamped with a golden sun.
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In a highly symbolic move on Tuesday, Abiy greeted the Eritrean delegation at the airport as they were draped with necklaces of flowers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - On any given day, the chair in Raven Rose's Ewing, New Jersey, bedroom might be draped with shirts, pants or pyjamas.
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Robert Neller, Commandant of the Marine Corps, handed the flag that had draped the casket to Glenn's 97-year-old widow, Annie Glenn.
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There is a heaviness to her small shoulders as she thrusts her hands into the thin green jacket draped on her tiny frame.
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The photo came without a caption, but the pose spoke for itself — with Robbie, 26, draped all over her longtime beau, Tom Ackerley.
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Another shot showed a sketch of Lopez wearing a draped graphite bodysuit complete with her moniker, "JLO" emblazoned across the back of it.
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Priced at about $63 per WinterHyde tent, the triple-layer weatherproof fabric is draped over a basic structure assembled from common PVC pipes.
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On Wednesday, Kim Kardashian West shared a video of her 19-month-old daughter playing with a small snake draped over her shoulders.
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They even shouted down the white mayor on Wednesday, as he spoke from the Lorraine's balcony, which was draped in a black sheet.
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The result of these extreme circumstances is Kathryn badgering the stylish, fur-draped influencers despite their every attempt to get rid of her.
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Amanda Edwards/WireImage The gorgeous star was glowing in a strapless draped LBD by Vatanika, which perfectly showed off her new summer hairdo.
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Walking in a red strapless hand-draped matte lasse ballgown by Rubin Singer, Lucci fell on the runway and landed on her bottom.
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It hurts my heart as an American every time I see another service member's body being brought home draped in an American flag.
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The bride chose a champagne-color strapless gown by Romona Keveža featuring a hand draped tulle bodice and flowing skirt with pearl beading.
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Water rushes out and there stands the Queen, draped in a yellow gown and gold jewelry, golden hair cascading down to her waist.
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George, Laura, Jenna and Barbara were once again by their beloved patriarch's side as they placed a hand on the flag-draped casket.
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Police say 66-year-old Jean Belaston was found dead on April 13, with a pair of pants draped over his bludgeoned face.
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The pair's $5,395 designer ensembles featured cap sleeves with draped detailing, smocked frill-trim empire waists, tiered maxi skirts, and floor-sweeping hems.
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She learns their ways, which includes styling heavy draped fabrics with metallic belts and pulling her hair back with a skinny loose twist.
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However, she slipped into something sexier for the reception—a gorgeous draped semi-sheer gown covered in beading designed by Christy Rilling Studio.
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In the company's heyday, over 218,22017 shops nationwide offered Quanjian's signature "fire therapy" (patients are draped in alcohol-soaked towels and set alight).
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The pair's $5,395 designer ensembles featured cap sleeves with draped detailing, smocked frill-trim empire waists, tiered maxi skirt, and floor-sweeping hems.
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The singer, who was born in Madrid, carried his baby on his shoulders as he proudly draped an España blanket across his back.
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George, Laura, Jenna, and Barbara were once again by their beloved patriarch's side as they placed a hand on the flag-draped casket.
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Draped in little more than a yellow jacket, you're given precious few ways to interact with the world: run, jump, crawl, slide, climb.
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Heavy winter shutters, more like solid wood boards, were locked across most of the windows and dust covers were draped over the antiques.
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Palmer donned a jacket draped way, way off her shoulders (a very Chanel-apropos jacket, it's worth noting) while Rihanna wore a stole.
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That's her draped in a blue dress with the stunning backdrop ... a majestic waterfall, bright blue waters and a tiny forest of green.
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Scores of actresses and their guests left their hotels for the Beverly Hilton hotel draped in a variety of black dresses and outfits.
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My thong ends up draped over one leg when I am done having sex with my partner in the corner by the fireplace.
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The woman's arms draped across their shoulders as the trio slowly made its way across the hospital lawn to a waiting evacuation chopper.
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The only clear moment is that at one point Kellyanne explicitly links Pence's NFL protest to the flag-draped coffins of dead soldiers.
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You are walking in the park one day when an old crone draped in a red and black robe emerges from the bushes.
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A cigar draped from his mouth, his torso flushed with piles of cash, in front of him is a cage full of skeletons.
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In the nearby village of Julbach, emergency services discovered the body of a drowned woman draped over a tree trunk in a stream.
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" Photographed draped in a Mexican flag aboard a Mexican Air Force plane, Mr. Morales also told his supporters, "We'll work together for Bolivia.
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The piece I connected to most strongly was the sleeveless shearling draped sheath, the one that looked primed for the primordial hunt ($6,072!).
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A passenger on the bus took off her winter coat and draped it around the little girl, who was cold to the touch.
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Draped in real clothes, they have cartoonish papier-mâché heads and are held upright by networks of black yarn that imitate spider webs.
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Under the soaring Capitol dome, office workers and tourists walked in silence all day past a flag-draped casket that bore Bush's body.
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It's then stretched over the arm with some oil and draped on an inverted pot where it cooks for 30 to 40 seconds.
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Outside his dormitory, spacious houses are draped with lilacs and rhododendrons, and a poster advertises a €50 reward for a lost teddy bear.
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Chopped anchovies added to a dressing, or an anchovy fillet draped casually over a salad, provide a meaty, savory umami, not just saltiness.
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While Ramona is on the roof smoking a cigarette, draped in a fur coat, the shy and inexperienced Destiny (Constance Wu) shows up.
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Her gown was form fitting, though it also had draped sleeves and a cape-style skirt that extended into a train behind her.
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The final layer is a thin sheet of marzipan, it&aposs draped over the cake and then worked carefully to add fine details.
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One by one, he dipped the burlap strips in the plaster and draped them across the top and the sides of the specimen.
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Scalia's chair in the court's ornate chamber has been draped with black wool crepe in accordance with court tradition following a justice's death.
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Alemán made for an effective front man: a trucker's son and a straight-A student, draped in the blue-and-white national flag.
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There were 17 guests — all members of their immediate families — seated in two church pews set before an arbor draped in white roses.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In a dream mix for sweet-toothed fashionistas, models strutted the catwalk in Brussels draped in fanciful clothes made with chocolate.
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The pals coordinated in gold, with Cohen, 49, wearing a quilted gold coat adorned with appliqués draped over his classic white tuxedo jacket.
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Nearby, Benjamin West's full-length portrait, dated 1771, shows Banks draped in a Maori cloak and surrounded by trophies from Captain Cooks' voyages.
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And when she found herself draped in an AR big bad wolf costume during his quotes, she knew to adopt his gruff voice.
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And yesterday at Paco Rabanne (left), Julien Dossena showed a bra-baring silk top that draped around the torso under a tailored jacket.
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"You see all these people here?" said one of the Haitian-flag-draped protesters, Jean Renold Cenatus, 223, who said he was unemployed.
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Ms. Delpy's salty riffs on indulgent parenting and midlife insecurities are draped over wearisome farcical situations that fall short of her past work.
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Even the plants around the museum were chosen specifically because they're fire retardant -- and the museum windows have automatic shades draped with water.
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Gobos cast the same shadow patterns on the walls that draped over Kirk as he discussed a Klingon menace with Spock and Scotty.
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The immense garden is equipped with automatic watering tubes controlled remotely by computer and scaffolding draped with blankets of sheep's wool and hemp.
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The two entered with their respective country's flags — Jamaica for Desus, the Dominican Republic for Mero — draped around their necks, each in sunglasses.
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