He does not understand the history behind dreads, but he wants to have dreads.
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Post Malone evens out this week for once having dreads but now being post-dreads.
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I imagine it doesn't come when black people with dreads see white people with dreads, either.
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I wanted to grow dreads for the sole purpose of having real dreads when Diamond's verse came on.
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I think dreads are really cool but the rainbow combined with the dreads is just too much on me.
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Justin Bieber revealed his dirty dreads on the red carpet this weekend ... helping him secure his place on the list of stars who should have never donned dreads.
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"These dreads thou [sic] Thanks @kellonderyck," she captioned one post.
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It attempts to make you a black man w dreads.
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Not their appearance (unless they're a white person with dreads).
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"I swapped my old crin for neon dreads," explains Eloise.
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"Zac got dreads and I'm freaking out," one fan tweeted.
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She dreads trying to find another job at age 60.
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Down in the chamber, he sees the thing he most dreads.
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Justin's dreads are gone and all is right in the world.
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" But she dreads the thought of "a change to the psyche.
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HARTFORD Rob Zombie with Korn: Return of the Dreads Tour. Sept.
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Airbnb backlash: Oasis of Shelter Island dreads becoming a Hamptons hotbed.
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TAVERNISE: He's the one with the dreads, making a peace sign.
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Ty Dolla $ign looks best when he wears his dreads down.
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The lights stay on at night because Taina dreads the dark.
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Adrienne pulled over and we received the call every parent dreads.
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Dreads can be fused together, even after some are cut off.
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I keep looking for that man with the dreads to thank him.
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However, he dreads the idea that his proposal could be turned down.
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One night in 2017, I received a call that every parent dreads.
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Fergie isn't the type of person that dreads getting older each year.
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Collin wears dreads; Miles sports a collection of tattoos and a grill.
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Afote: "Heath Ledger with some dreads, I just gave my n**** head".
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"You're a young black man with dreads, very smart," the superior says.
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"There were all these cool people with dreads and cigarettes," she said.
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She tiptoed on stage and placed her burgundy dreads behind her face.
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He hates social media — dreads it, saw it coming the whole time.
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Last October, the Atlanta woman got a phone call that every parent dreads.
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One finds Future dramatically shaking his dreads amid a field of purple lightning.
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They both really like climbing on people's heads and in hair, especially dreads.
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"He was a football player, and he had really long dreads," Goransson said.
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"We lightened his dreads for his albums about two months ago," she says.
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"I've been catcalled on the bus," volunteers a girl with multi-coloured dreads.
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Sitting next to her, a white guy with dreads plays a steel drum.
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He does not qualify for any trials, and she dreads watching him deteriorate.
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"She promptly dumped my ass for a trust-fund kid with dreads," Sachs says.
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Ca$tro interrupts, laughing, as his turquoise-tinged dreads peek out under his hood.
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Again, I may not have gotten it right with my idea to get dreads.
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The "Love Yourself" singer has been all about his dreads the past few weeks.
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Meanwhile, Robinson said she dreads the next time she encounters the athlete at school.
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The long-haired cat's coat had turned into a massive pile of dirty dreads.
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Anthony Perrault, then 25, another resident, was a seamstress and fashion designer with dreads.
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A guy with short dreads did a riff on "being on the spectrum" vs.
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Any hard talk gets the "You got a minute?" preface that everyone dreads. Fun!
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Ms. Biles made a point of saying that she dreads training at the ranch.
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All of this is trivialized when white supermodels parade the runway with fake dreads.
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As they broke throughout my life, I had these random dreads all over the place.
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You probably heard "Gucci Gang" in 28 or you may recognize Lil Pump's signature dreads.
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She regularly cosplays as XXXTentacion, including styling her hair into an approximation of his dreads.
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") and Marion Barber III ("He used to shake his dreads when he ran so hard.
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He pushes people away, but also dreads what they'll think of him once he's left.
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The photo, captioned "buffalo $oldier," shows her new thigh-length dreads cascading down her back.
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Does the costume include race-related hair or accessories (dreads/locs, afros, cornrows, a headdress)?
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Chardae Jones, a 29-year-old business analyst sporting pink dreads, was the unanimous winner.
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A fountain of black dreads spouts from his head, and he speaks with relaxed confidence.
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" On Saturday he debuted his new look on Instagram writing, "had 2 big ass dreads.
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The most simple and reliable chart pattern out there is one that Jim Cramer dreads.
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But the most simple and reliable chart pattern out there is one that Cramer dreads.
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He eventually cut his dreads in March 2015, auctioning them off to benefit Pirates Charities.
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The threat is directed at Pyongyang via Beijing, which dreads a war on the peninsula.
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There's nothing a doting pet parent dreads more than an unexpected trip to the vet.
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One player admitted she dreads a match on the first day of her menstrual period.
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Now, he wore a grimace in the midst of a moment that he dreads most.
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It hadn't taken long for the COs to home in on the white guy with dreads.
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In reponse, she took to social media to clarify that her hair wasn't actually in dreads.
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Just after five in the morning on Monday, Delta sent out an alert every traveler dreads.
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From buzzcuts, to chunky highlights to waist-length dreads, there's no hairstyle Miley Cyrus hasn't tried.
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He dreads the thought of producing a six-minute video of simply talking to the camera.
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So after 20 years of growing her dreads my mom wanted to cut off her hair.
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He has been plastered across lava lamps, weed grinders, mouse pads, socks and actual fake dreads.
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The most simple and reliable chart pattern out there is one that CNBC's Jim Cramer dreads.
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We still have the dreads though, now we might try to sell them for a charity.
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The most simple and reliable chart pattern out there is one that Cramer dreads the most.
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That's not to say that we should be burning Bieber at the stake for rocking dreads.
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Ska is also about having fun, smoking weed, and getting dreads—mid 2000s white guys know!
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Instead, as a consummately overstimulated person, he dreads a world where devices start sending you odors.
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A white guy with dreads in a polo shirt was feeding his baby in a stroller.
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Jahandar arranges to marry him off: a prospect that each of them, in different ways, dreads.
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Chances are somebody else in that room also dreads the annual interrogation and will be grateful.
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After you've been offered a new job, you get to the part almost everyone dreads: salary negotiations.
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We did twisted, waxy, fake dreads and we wore these ponchos with really bizarre prints on them.
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She dreads how he will handle puberty, and whether kids in school will be kind or cruel.
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Lovato, Justin Bieber, Kylie Jenner, and others who've played around with dreads likely don't mean any harm.
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She is watching his baseball game, and he sits there, alone on that mound, and just dreads.
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McConnell cannot effectively lead because he dreads the danger from the Trump base in future Republican primaries.
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It is entirely possible that no one dreads the dog days of summer more than dogs themselves.
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His technique involved twisting the hair into dreads, then pinning and knotting the snakelike coils into place.
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He may be joking—or half joking—but this is the nightmare that everyone in America dreads.
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Six feet tall, he shaves slits in his eyebrows and styles his hair in tendril-like dreads.
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"Dreads are considered to be like a man's crown, that's a lion's mane ... it's sacred," Jon says.
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Rihanna's rocking dreads and a distinct "bitch don't touch my hair" face; Paulson is, um, touching Rihanna's hair.
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Every parent both eagerly anticipates and dreads the transition that accompanies their kids growing up into young adults.
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The tremendous moral courage he has shown, in circumstances that every parent dreads, should resonate far beyond politics.
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I loved you, also didn't take offense to the dreads, but your comment was redundant and ignorant. Shame.
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We can only assume that the dreads are the tip of a patchouli-scented iceberg of bad decisions.
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Hiaasen's trick is to cool all these steamy dreads and yearnings with refreshing breezes of sharp, clear language.
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At this year's Met Gala, the teen star showed up clutching his cut off dreads as an accessory.
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People have asked me the question that every writer dreads: What are you going to write about next?
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Shortly after the obituary was published, I received a message through LinkedIn, the kind that every journalist dreads.
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It is also, of course, about her impending absence — about a mortality that she both dreads and relishes.
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The WHO has been saying for weeks that it dreads the disease reaching countries with weak health systems.
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They need not be enumerated here; there is no practical benefit to extending your personal list of dreads.
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Will demonstrated his hair cutting skills while chopping off Jaden's dreads in preparation for an upcoming movie role.
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Over the course of 22 days, anaïs had to do something she dreads: relinquish a little bit of control.
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When Marc Jacobs Invites You to Burning Man These will pair perfectly with those technicolor "not culturally appropriated" dreads.
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"Then her mother made that call that every parent dreads" and told police her daughter was missing, he said.
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This is mean coming from anyone, but Clowney has his own dreads and should certainly know better than this.
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Debuting his blonde dreads and gold chain, the Biebs performed "Love Yourself" and "Company" to all his real fans.
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On "Sweater," the emo auteur Felix Walworth, who sings and drums in Told Slant, dreads unboxing last year's outerwear.
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I've been mistaken for Colson Whitehead — who has long dreads — Dinaw Mengestu, Ta-Nehisi a few times, you name it.
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While I had it, I always had nightmares of me cutting my dreads off or having to cut them off.
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Some of these sisters rocked kente cloth with dreads, while others had weaves and perms and wore skirts and heels.
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Not to mention his hair was bleached and was already fragile, plus it was knotted and teased from the dreads.
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Every kid right now wants to dye their hair bright colors and get dreads and look like their favorite rapper.
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Every writer dreads losing the connection to the work, the momentum, and to keep it, you can't truly be sociable.
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I majored in African and African-American studies and grew dreads, so naturally, I had a deep relationship with Tribe.
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In other words, an employer can refuse to hire a black woman if she refuses to cut off her dreads.
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She is a slim, widely smiling woman with shoulder-length dreads who dresses in Michelle Obama blues, blacks, and whites.
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But sometimes she couldn't root out the pills fast enough, and she would experience what every addict dreads most: withdrawal.
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"Every single one of my dreads is like a stress ball for me," Smith told Refinery29 at the Nyx Face Awards.
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The phone accessories seller, based on the East Coast, dreads the punitive emails from Amazon, but he's grown used to them.
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I put dreads in her hair so I won't have to do it no more [laughs], you know what I'm sayin'?
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And he's just not sure what to do about China, who's claiming her independence in exactly the way he dreads most.
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But it's a different story when rappers like Lil Yachty go red, or when Lil Uzi Vert dyes his dreads blue.
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"Being a young African-American woman with dreads, it blows my mind that I'm a Chanel ambassador," she told Teen Vogue.
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From his dreads, to his jean shirts, to his megawatt smile, he's helping to reintroduce reggae to a new, younger generation.
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She had dreads, and was wearing wire-rimmed sunglasses, a grungy tank top, and blue track pants—a surprisingly good look.
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"She's had a bad experience with the Olympics, and in a lot of ways she dreads the Olympics now," Foley said.
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Two playoff contenders got the news every team dreads on Monday: a serious injury that will keep their starting quarterback out.
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Enter Lil Jon -- who has famously shown off his dreads throughout his career -- and he explains why Maloney's actions were inexcusable.
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"Kelela is known for her dreads and we want to figure out how to show them in different unexpected ways," Notcutt says.
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I'm sure this person's neighbor dreads the holidays, but for everyone who does not live next door, this is quite the treat.
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The singer opted for a twisted look on her hair that looks like dreads and is now being accused of cultural appropriation.
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Future's got way more than seven dreads — over 100, if you want a solid estimate — but his hair is almost as formidable.
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According to them, braids and dreads didn't belong in the boardroom, or the courthouse, or the university... But a Jheri curl did?
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Then, Corden asked her to rank three of her new husband's hairstyle: his swoop from childhood, his longer locks and his dreads.
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A video of incident shows Johnson having his dreads chopped off on the sideline, which went viral and sparked criticism for Maloney.
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Charlize Theron is returning for next year's "Fast and the Furious 9," and her character, Cipher, is ditching those long blond dreads.
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Kiwi first opened in July 2015 and is run by a cooperative of vegans, most of whom sport dreads, tattoos, and piercings.
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"Erykah was the one that genuinely cultivated me as an artist," Bruner said, gathering his bleached dreads into a Gucci hair clip.
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Charlize Theron slinks in as a villainous hacker in silly blond dreads, jetting around while doing a lot of fast, furious typing.
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My dreadlocks were singles and I ended up locking my hair into 11 dreads, after that I started working on different flows.
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Emily, more mercurial, knowing in her cultivated spinster image, and now wearing exclusively white, has become the very thing she dreads: embittered.
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To Fischl, the beatdown was no mystery: The C-Block COs had been slighted when the reprimanded inmate got to keep his dreads.
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We try for our cocktail spot, but there is a wait and the doorman we know with epic gray dreads is not there.
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One of the guys running the boat, a youngish dude with dreads, took pity on me and brought me a glass of water.
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His dreads, which in the past he's dyed bright pink, turquoise, and purple, are currently a toned-down blonde with dark brown roots.
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DURHAM, N.C. (Reuters) - Kristin Barnaby, a self-described arachnophobe, found a way to overcome what she dreads at a North Carolina burger joint.
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The face-swap, released as a celebration of 420, was essentially ready-made blackface, altering the user's skin tone and giving them dreads.
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He's tall, with dark brown skin, thick black eyebrows, black fuzz on his chin and dreads that hang to just below his ears.
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While many of his fans feel the change is so much better than the dreads, others are in mourning for Justin's blonde tresses.
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"Being a young African-American woman with dreads, it blows my mind that I'm a Chanel ambassador," she told Teen Vogue in May.
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"I haven't showered in two years—I just use the ocean," says Hubert, a chiseled 23-year-old surfer with white-blond dreads.
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Anyone with even a passing familiarity to children's theater knows (and probably dreads) the telltale signs of grown-ups playing kids on stage.
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That's when the guy with dreads in the video ran to the back of the plane into the bathroom and locked the door.
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Dae Dae is a 23-year-old rapper with a toothy grin and long, blue-dyed dreads that flap up when he dances.
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Sometimes people had horrific knots because they had been lying in bed for a long time, so they would get dreads in the back.
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And soon after Strydom got the news every parent dreads -- not through a phone call, she says, but by reading a news article online.
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We just don't wanna see white people rocking dreads today, because we know that they will be telling us that they invented them tomorrow.
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It was reckoning with this negrophobia over natural hairstyles from within the black community that I realized how radical braids and dreads still are.
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Now there are companies for frat boys, Christians, white people with dreads, and burning man runoff (those last two have a lot of overlap).
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With his large frame, long dreads, and broad smile, as well as his meandering, distractible charm, he's a bit like a human St. Bernard.
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The play, here titled "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar," begins with a crew of plebes dressed in gray masks, white dreads and jean shorts.
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Back in California, Ms. Jalakam dreads returning to the days when she filled her time tutoring students in math and taking online technology courses.
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Change your mindsetFirst, I encourage you to shift your mindset from one that dreads work to one that is grateful to even have work.
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This sentence summed up her perceived dilemma: This white, 53-year-old mother hadn't counted on God sending an African American with dreads named Glenn.
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In his mid-40s but still rocking long, tight dreads, his even-keeled cadence comes off as warm and charismatic, but just a tad distant.
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He stood with blond-dipped dreads dangling from under his cap, a fur coat, swimming trunks, shades, and diamond encrusted teeth while clutching the mic.
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Instead of brushing the curls out, she let the hair loc together for realistic-looking dreads (I can attest to this — I've seen it myself!).
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There is that viral video on WorldStar where a black girl confronts a white dude with dreads on the grounds that he's "appropriating" her culture.
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Goddess locs refer to a style in which real hair is wrapped with synthetic (or sometimes human) hair to create the same effect as dreads.
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He gestured wildly at us with our dreads, our hands intertwined, me in a summer dress and her in cutoff shorts and a tank top.
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It is Anna whose florid, overheated jealousy, fed on fantasies of Vronsky's infidelity, dooms her to the womanish "lesser states" that Kitamura's narrator so dreads.
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If you're someone who dreads slicing, dicing, shredding, and chopping by hand, then get a good food processor to do the heavy lifting for you.
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I imagine that the camaraderie among black people with dreads is similar to the camaraderie I feel when I see another girl rocking her fro.
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Many commenters were quick to point out that Charles Jr. had amazingly held on to the same stylish dreads he had when Brockman was a child.
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The crowd started to rush and clump in the middle of the show floor, and I caught a glimpse of blonde dreads and a 1738 chain.
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Still, participants saw differences between America, which dreads China's growing power—including its military and political clout—and Europe, which mostly worries about China's economic impact.
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"We preach the Sremmlifestyle," says Swae, who remains standing for the entire interview, his blonde dreads dangling as he repeatedly looks down to check his phone.
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P is unusually tall for a Chinese man, with a perennial scowl and long dreads that he likes to put in a ponytail or two buns.
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The situation is doubly painful for Candy because making "Red Hot" stands to deny her the recognition she deserves while earning her the recognition she dreads.
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For almost two decades, his massive dreads have become his identifying trait, extending so far down his back that they dragged against the floor while he walked.
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Mainly, he did this by getting dreads midway though the program, hacky-sacking with local students, and hanging out with American girls that thought he was deep.
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Scattered around the room are speakers that are blaring out beats, while Jammer is spitting bars into a camera, his long dreads swinging from side-to-side.
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" (Strike two.) She continued by posting a picture of Kendall with the caption, "But how cute is my little Kenny with her dreads walking in the show?!
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Jane's dealer (Adam Brody, a good sport in garish white-guy dreads) says he'll take her furniture if she doesn't pay off her debt to him—today.
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Even though she's a chef, Ayesha Curry isn't afraid to admit she sometimes dreads coming home after a long day and having to cook for her family.
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Waka Flocka Flame and Rob Gronkowski are more than brothers from another mother ... they're so alike, Waka says Gronk's a white version of him ... minus the dreads.
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Some may be bearish on the retail sector, but Cramer likes the stock of Home Depot even though he dreads buying names at their 52-week highs.
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Meanwhile, the slideshow depicts a series of domestic scenes, including illustrations of a black man and a white woman separately washing and taking care of their dreads.
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While shuttered factories and power shortages impose tangible costs on the Kim regime, the regime also dreads having a spotlight cast on its abhorrent human rights record.
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He wore a Harley-Davidson T-shirt styled with safety pins, a diamond-encrusted nose ring and a folded bandanna around his pulled-back skinny blond dreads.
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"It's not about how his dreads look it's about cultural appropriation which doesn't fly even if it was "just for fun"... whatever that means," one person tweeted.
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Dressed, this morning, in a red-and-black-checked lumberjack shirt, with their hair in dreads, they looked "like a straight guy," they said, quoting their friends.
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Stunned with cold, I stared into the rising steam, my damp hair stiffening into icy dreads and sharp snow pellets stinging my cheeks and my naked calves.
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Cipher has apparently ditched the dreads for a bowl cut that is so precise, it looks like a ruler and level was used to get it straight.
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McClinton is supposed to be making dozens of donor calls every day but dreads making them (in three days, BuzzFeed News did not see him make any).
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Chief Justice John Roberts has often sincerely said how much he dreads the idea that the courts will be seen as a partisan and political branch of government.
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"Okay but like y'all think black people w/ dreads are thugs and gross but when a white person does it for marc jacobs it's fashion?" one user wrote.
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Or how he wears an all-white Batman costume to formal events and carries his dreads to the Met Gala as a replacement for his little sister, Willow.
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We've known many crunchy softboys who have walked the open-toed path of getting dreads while white, so we want to prepare for what's coming next for Justin:
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In the beginning of his career, Smith's long dreads were his signature look, but in 2017, his father, Will Smith, helped the young performer cut off his hair.
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Rozinisia left China for Istanbul, Turkey in 26 to pursue an education; now she was receiving the news that every Uighur living outside China dreads above all else.
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If you aren't sure of what your subconscious dreads, look at what your Zodiac sign values most — and that will give you an idea of what it fears losing.
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"Officer Michael D'Aresta unfortunately has to make the toughest decision any K9 handler dreads," the police department posted on its Facebook page about the decision to put Hunter down.
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I was told again and again by black adults that prominent historically black universities like Hampton's business school had banned all students with dreads and braids from even enrolling.
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A punk girl with dreads is chasing her dog, to the sound of drunken France fans rowdily lining up for a falafel after a long night of victorious drinking.
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Soon, Jaden is struggling to fit a hairnet over his hair, which he has fashioned in a high ponytail, with sections of his dreads grouped together with Cartier rings.
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As for the band, there's the vocalist Beaux Weathers (Stacey Sargeant,) her dreads adorned with cowrie shells and golden wire, her voice smooth and rough as the songs demand.
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Lindsay Koffler, a graphic designer who lives in the East Village, is a regular, too, and said that, thanks to the cold room, she no longer dreads doing burpees.
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It is, as one character puts it, the place where the apparitions and dreads of popular culture's collective unconscious have been brought into being and imbued with arcane powers.
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As I contemplated how I might retrieve it and still keep my son safe, a group of young black men approached us, dressed in durags, baggy pants and dreads.
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We're told almost immediately after the referee for Andrew's wrestling match gave him the impossible ultimatum, the dreads were swept up -- no questions asked -- and thrown in the trash.
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They had grime- and -hip-hop-themed parties that were very clearly excuses to appropriate—some people would show up in dreads, and once a boy came in blackface.
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Another reason I grew them so long was that I figured working in an industry where you want people to remember you, they would remember the guy with long dreads.
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"Crackers talkin' bout my dreads / Sayin' rappin' ain't a real job / Just bailed out for some marijuana before they hit me with a real charge," he raps on the song.
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Yvonne Thayer, who lives two doors down the street from the police station, dreads the possibility of losing decades-old trees that line the street in front of the station.
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On April 3, he showed off his new 'do on Instagram, just days after a video of a SF State student getting confronted for his white boy dreads went viral.
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The day after the show, 6LACK (whose name is pronounced "black") stopped by VICE Headquarters dressed in—what else—all black, with a bandana wrapped around his free-form dreads.
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She's sitting on a couch, the ends of her dreads adorned with clear chandeliers strung together like beads on a necklace, clinking against each other as she gesticulates or laughs.
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Cindy paid for a stylist to tightly braid Kaden's dreads into cornrows so they would lay flat against his scalp, but said administrators still placed him on at-home suspension.
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As of publication, local authorities were seeking a black man in his early 20s with dreads and bleached-tipped hair as their key suspect in the attack, although investigations were ongoing.
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In the Nets' second game, Josh again found himself a spectator, winding up with the stat line that every player in his situation dreads: DNP-CD (Did Not Play, Coach's Decision).
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Since then, in the dark moments that take hold of Hart when she thinks of her daughter and all that could have been, she is gripped by a feeling she dreads.
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This emerald-green bomber with the panther face and the navigator sunglasses that'll fit you just perfectly around the face, a frame for your cascading dreads, are my gifts to you.
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Grimes' recent video for "Kill V. Maim" shows the musician with a troop of otherworldly creatures in goggles, neon, dreads, and even multi-colored crin—a clear nod towards cybergoth couture.
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These older brothers and sisters made sure that I knew that natural hairstyles like braids and dreads were not for black men who wanted to be a success in this country.
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I'm from Canada but in America if your hair is unkept, in styles such as dreads, Afros, cornrows, black women lose jobs and opportunities, and they also get ridiculed like Zendaya.
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But in other contexts he dreads the police: He told The Associated Press that after one traffic stop he was stretched out spread-eagle on the hood of a police car.
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There's a big critique for example, that anarchism is dumpster diving and growing out dreads; it's not about developing a movement for fundamental change in the way we structure our societies.
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But fortunately, since one strand of his hair contains the infinite wisdom of galaxies not yet discovered by mankind, he held onto the dreads chopped off by his very embarrassing dad.
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In honor of National Weed Day, Snapchat launched a Bob Marley filter that superimposes the late reggae icon's trademark dreads and beanie — and a noticeably dark skin tone — over users' faces.
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But hours later, she got the call that every parent dreads — telling her to return to the Miramar home outside of Fort Lauderdale as fast as she could, according to the newspaper.
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While these are the decisions that every entrepreneur dreads making, these are important for us to be able to safeguard the future of the business we've all worked so hard to build.
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It looked like Munchak was trying to brace himself by grabbing onto Nelson at first, but he also got a hold of his dreads and whipped him around after Nelson made contact.
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While Bob Marley became the global prophet for this spiritual (or "roots,") evolution of reggae, the rebellious "Dreads"(slang for people of the Rasta faith) were routinely persecuted in Jamaica and abroad.
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He brings out Lil Yachty for "Mixtape" and watches the King of the Teens run around the stage, red dreads bouncing with him, yelping "LIL BOAT" at the end of most bars.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android It's 2016, and white celebrities like Kylie Jenner, Justin Bieber, and Vanessa Hudgens still think nothing of fashioning their hair into dreads and cornrows.
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Mr. Kurtz, 28, said that he enjoys riding Amtrak trains along the East Coast but dreads having to use the men's room near the station's entrance at 33rd Street and Eighth Avenue.
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She dreads transferring — she'll have to leave her 68-year-old aunt who needs support, as well as the rest of her family and friends, and the town she's always called home.
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He's able to pull people back into the introversion that birthed this music, even as they're surrounded by thousands of people, some of whom are white people with dreads and rave gloves.
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More importantly, he should do it without comparing the act of white people appropriating dreads to the act of black women straightening their hair due to enforced social rules in this country.
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"I've cut it a few times, I've saved the original (dreads) that I had at the Olympics in a box in my apartment in Andorra," he told Swedish radio in a recent interview.
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FROM PEN: Lea Michele Dream-Casts Her Own Real-Life Girl Squad—from Country Darling Maren Morris to Beyoncé "They were twists not dreads #relax," the 24-year-old singer and actress tweeted.
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The beginning star member Diamond's verse ("I come in the club, shaking my dreads") prompted you to swing your head from side to side, even if there wasn't anything on it to shake.
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Dreadlocks, dreads, locks, locs — whatever your term of choice for them may be — are essentially sections of hair that haven't been combed, brushed, or handled at all, according to celebrity hairstylist Lavette Slater.
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It's a moment that every pet owner dreads: finding the lifeless body of your beloved fur baby, maybe even having to explain the sad scenario to children, and then saying your final goodbyes.
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Image 0003 of 2 KUTUPALONG, Bangladesh – With his blond dreads tied in a ponytail and baggy jeans caked with paint smudges, Max Frieder first arrived at the cramped Rohingya refugee camps last December.
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Wrestler Andrew Johnson is mulling over the possibility of a lawsuit over the ref cutting off his dreads, and Kevin Spacey has gone off the rails by lapsing into character and proclaiming innocence.
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The truth is that black men in America didn't start proudly wearing braids and dreads until the late 60s and 70s, thanks to the swag of artists like Stevie Wonder and Bob Marley.
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Forgive me for sounding like a keytar player with white dreads and a polyester buddha flag from Camden Market, but for as long as I can remember, I have understood words in color.
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Weirdness reigned, through strong performances by Acid Betty, with her psychedelic palette, and the transformations of Thorgy Thor, a hippie with dreads and round glasses who invented a new character during every challenge.
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After detangling with her own Shekinah Jo Moisture Infusion Leave-In Conditioner, she'll twist his dreads with a combination of Sulfur8's Loc Twist & Braid Gel and Ampro Pro Styl Protein Styling Gel.
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I used to wear them in my part-hippie, mostly clueless about clothes phase, when I'd cut off my chemically treated hair and grown dreads as a political statement on rejecting Westernized beauty standards.
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Perhaps this is a sneak peek of RiRi's upcoming character, but regardless of why she switched up her hairstyles, she is rocking the dreads like nobody's business and we are here all for it.
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When I asked him during dinner if he dreads this sort of thing, he gave me a look that said both: I've been asked this before, and I still don't really understand the question.
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But even though festivals are ostensibly massive social events, many of us just stick with the people we went there with, and the average person dreads the thought of being left alone at one.
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In this case, participants were presented with images of a woman wearing various smooth hairstyles and textured hairstyles (such as braids, dreads, and afro) and asked to associate positive or negative words with each.
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On the surface, it looked similar to other Afropunks in Brooklyn, Atlanta, London, or Paris, with people dressed in outfits that seemed to be from 2050 and dreads that were done up into horns.
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If you're the type of person whose commute includes a longer walk, or who dreads leaving the office during warmer months because of sweat, you'll want a shirt from this collection in your closet.
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I was in my 2202th year representing a suburban Philadelphia district in the U.S. House of Representatives when I received the shocking phone call that every family member dreads: Something was wrong with Stephanie.
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"Forget Me Not" ends with a shot of a cluster of balloons, Fabri's dreads still attached to them, drifting on a sidewalk as little boys watch with curiosity, before being dragged along by their mother.
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After telling the audience, "I love the dreads, I thought they looked really cool," — to which her host responded with, "Love is blind, kids" — she agreed to take a bite of some pig meat jelly.
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Another outspoken player in this melodrama, the South Dakota biker-bar entrepreneur with a southern drawl as lengthy as his blonde dreads recently returned to his hometown of Trimble, Tennessee to start Full Throttle Distillery.
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It's a meeting both presidents have wanted, but one that NATO dreads and even members of the administration worked for months to postpone or delay because of the domestic political complications (The New York Times).
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Everything was beautiful, from the delicate porcelain water glasses, two-toned and swirled like soft serve, to the bartender who wore long dreads and danced with the cocktail shaker as if it were a maraca.
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When he was a boy in the 2340s and '220s, most children in the neighborhood were either black or had Irish roots, as he did: "Plastic Dreads or plastic Paddies," said Mr. Walsh, now 26.
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For now, only Nigel, Black, Steve and a 27-year-old relative prodigy in an army-green ensemble and baby dreads dipped in blond named Javel Allen, known as Spyda, are skilled and reliable enough.
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Rail yne (sic) had her dreads down; Regine just got hers to match as long and of course Tarren (sic) All 22017 at desk and we look like we should be on E. 43th Street.
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Anyone who's slept beside Higuchi on tour can tell you: After he fell asleep, there was a fear that his dreads would become sentient and choke you to death like the alien tentacles in Independence Day.
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And while seeing The Weeknd sans-dreads is as jarring as seeing your middle-school teacher in the supermarket, I'll be the first one to admit that he is just as bae with this new chop.
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Just think of Justin Bieber who's gone from a wholesome bowl cut to platinum dyed dreads, or when that other Justin, from 'Nsync fame, decided to trade in his frosted tipped baby fro for a buzzed head.
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Whether that's walking over subway grates in five-inch heels with nary a stumble, rocking waist-length faux dreads for her new role in Ocean's Eight, or turning a political statement into an instantly immortalized fashion moment.
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The sky was gray, rain minutes from spilling over onto the diasporic spread of bantu knots, dreads, twist-outs, wash-and-gos, afros and braids below; one woman covered her pressed hair with a scarf in anticipation.
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Although certain of the male superstars at the recent Billboard Music Awards — think Lil Pump — were clad in big-name styles, the net effect was of sartorial mayhem: pink dreads, studded cowboy wear, neck tats and braces.
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Luce dreads his questioning her, as he frequently does when she reminds him of something he has forgotten, suspiciously, irritably, as if she'd kept information from him out of deviousness: Why on earth didn't you tell me ?
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The writer seems to be quite concerned with the potential dehumanization of Uncle Fred and the experience of her daughter, but the impact of the decision on the "African American with dreads" isn't given any thought at all.
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"At the end of the day, I'm not doing what I'm doing for my dad's approval," Davis continued, adding that while she sometimes dreads justifying her chosen career path to her father, she hasn't yet given up hope.
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This may seem like a lot, but if you're the type of person that dreads waiting on the phone or wouldn't file a claim at all — this could be a small price to pay to eliminate the headache.
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I got on the phone with Gizzle—who, with her dreads, was mistaken for Swae—since we may as well be talking about her while her face has been circulated on a few 100,000 copies of The Guardian.
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The singer has long been known to share her workouts with her Instagram followers and on Monday, she revealed she had successfully challenged herself to spend a little extra time with one thing she typically dreads: the treadmill.
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An immediate presence: he was tall, lean, and broad-shouldered, with long low-calibre dreads drawn up in a ponytail, gentle-seeming brown eyes, a deep voice, an air of self-containment, and no shortage of self-confidence.
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One enemy taunts LaRocca by calling him a homophobic slur, and LaRocca himself refers to a member of a Jamaican gang called—I shit you not—the Dreads by a racial slur referring to the gang's signature haircut.
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He's physically small, too, just a little over five feet tall, with green-tipped baby dreads and a tiny round tattoo just under his left eye that, together, make him look a bit like a diminutive Wiz Khalifa.
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One night in early August, Carlos Rodriguez, the chief executive of the payroll processing firm ADP, was driving home from a board meeting to celebrate his wife's birthday when he got a call that every corporate leader dreads.
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While Russia attacks America with saturation cyber bombing of lies and propaganda, Trump describes investigations of Russia as fake news while the Democratic Congress that Putin dreads would conduct full and thorough investigations of Russian attacks against us.
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At the University of Utah, a newsletter put out by the Student Affairs Diversity Council, tells students to avoid Halloween costumes if it is labeled "tribal" or "traditional," or if it includes dreads, locs, afros, cornrows or a headdress.
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The pop star has long been known to share her workouts with her Instagram followers, and on Monday, she revealed she had successfully challenged herself to spend a little extra time with one thing she typically dreads: the treadmill.
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That would be the Sigma Spa Express Brush Cleaning Glove, and it's a game-changer for anyone who still dreads washing their makeup brushes as much as they dread shampooing their hair after a three-day dry shampoo binge.
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Bieberveli won Pop Recording of the Year for Purpose and the Fan Choice Award, which he and his blond dreads accepted in a typically aloof, boxing-centric video message that was met with resounding boos by the Saddledome audience.
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It's a limited exchange because artists like Herbo, who'd likely satisfy the ears of rap fans who don't want their music coming from kids with colored dreads and a lack of lyrical depth, are often left hanging in limbo.
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Playboi Carti — slender as a string bean, flexible as a yogi, his dreads dyed almost the same beige as his cropped jacket — bounded onto the main stage at the Rolling Loud festival Saturday night to rile up his faithful.
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Filmed in Garlin's native Trinidad, the video features a great pairing of a hoverboard rolling in just as the beat drops, Marley's calf-length dreads shaking dramatically, and cameos from the likes of Popcaan, Sizzla, and Fay-Ann Lyons.
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Don't be fooled by the dreads—Guyenette was recently described as a "brilliant creative technologist and futurist" and tipped as one to watch by the founders of the World VR Forum, where he was invited to give this year's closing speech.
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When I tell people in the U.S. that most of the world dreads a Trump victory, Trump supporters often explain that this is a good sign, an indication that the world knows Trump would look after American interests, not everyone else's.
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When I moved to Brooklyn in the mid-1990s, I saw Afrocentricity's influence everywhere, from African-themed restaurants to the clothing designer Moshood to the bold Afros and long dreads and cowrie shells I saw every day on every block.
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In the issue, the 15-year-old opens up about what her role for the luxury brand means to her: "Being a young African-American woman with dreads, it blows my mind that I'm a Chanel ambassador," she tells the magazine.
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That's the sound of a generation's worth of memories flying back to us in a shower of baggy jeans, flying dreads and political slogan bedroom posters, all at the mere sound of Zack De La Rocha's mad as hell rapping.
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As you know ... referee Alan Maloney stepped in right before Andrew was getting ready to compete for his New Jersey high school, and told the 16-year-old black wrestler to either chop off his dreads or forfeit the match.
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Not only is young Conor bullied at school, but he's experiencing terrible nightmares; his single mother (Felicity Jones, far from "Rogue One" mode) is gravely ill; and he dreads the prospect of being forced to go live with his stern grandmother (Sigourney Weaver).
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In fact, the pop star is practically unrecognizable from her days twerking in bejeweled bodysuits, wearing suspenders and pasties as a complete top, sticking out her tongue as a means of conveying every emotion, and piling those controversial faux dreads atop her head.
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However a fighter opts to perform it, the result is that position Stephen Thompson dreads: the advancing fighter can slide down the back side of the side kick and attack his opponent from a dominant angle, while they are on one leg.
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"He said, 'There's this guy with crazy long dreads and he's wearing these super cool yellow sneakers and he's telling me I can get a job at IBM and an associate degree at the same time,'" Mr. Okorie recalled with a laugh.
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"If you knew the couple they were back in Brooklyn, when he had dreads and a backpack and she was grinding doing real estate, you wouldn't believe it," explains the source, who thinks the pair's relocation to Los Angeles contributed to tensions in their relationship.
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I love clean racing and skilfull duels between great drivers, but I don't think there is another driver whose actions I scrutinize and memorize like Max's, and I think some part of me dreads the possibility that one day he might get his act together.
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He also offered what was perhaps the campaign's first instance of a genuinely effective attack on Trump, arguing that "the Constitution hasn't changed since September but the poll numbers have" — which made Trump out to be the one thing he most dreads: a loser.
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Either way, the idea that nature is "harmonious", despite what all the white guys with dreads who only drink vinegar out there might tell you, is itself basically a fiction – nature actually displays a great deal of dynamism over time, regardless of human beings.
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But the set designs, especially the warship of Act I, sometimes get in the way, as in the riveting scene when Isolde tells Brangäne, her loyal maid (the rich-voiced mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Gubanova), the full story of why she dreads marrying King Marke.
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In December, 20 minutes before sundown on a Friday, Yisroel received the notice every Amazon seller dreads — his account had been suspended for suspected review manipulation after he sent a message to customers asking them how the company can earn their five-star review.
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" Monday, when asked by CNN whether the President dreads such calls to wade into the campaigns or rather relishes them, Earnest explained, "I think the president welcomed the opportunity to use Mr. Trump's unwise position to illustrate the wisdom of the approach this administration has pursued.
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"If you knew the couple they were back in Brooklyn, when he had dreads and a backpack and she was grinding doing real estate, you wouldn't believe it," a source, who thinks the pair's relocation to Los Angeles contributed to tensions in their relationship, previously told PEOPLE.
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In a bizarre alternate-reality ending that feels at odds with the show but in line with the setting, Grace is plumped and stretched beyond recognition while Frankie has gone full hippie, rejecting aesthetics altogether and committing the cardinal sin of being a white woman with dreads.
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It's been thirteen years since Johnny Depp first put on some guy-liner, a few fake dreads, and a bandana he stole from Little Steven's private-label collection in order to create Jack Sparrow, the zero-bucks-giving swashbuckler at the heart of Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean films.
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And of course, while Cyberdog still holds its strange, distinctive place in alt-fashion and wide-eyed girls in their early twenties with pink suspenders and five-inch PVC platforms with thick dreads are still thrashing their way through a Dappy keychange, will cybergoth ever truly be dead?
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If that's a situation the West dreads, then there is only one way of avoiding it—but it's not one governments in Europe and the Americas will be particularly keen to back: the legalization of the plants that people have been using to get high for thousands of years.
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Two black men, one described as wearing a brown Carhartt jacket and black pants and with dreads and the other described as wearing a green jacket with black pants, left the lodge, then reportedly returned soon after wearing ski masks and opened fire on individuals within the crowded establishment with handguns.
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"Short, shaved, curtains, even dreads; any style goes, and the adoption of the color has segued from a casual dip-dye to a full-head of bleach within a year, hinting that 2018 is set to be the year this look goes mainstream," replied Emma Grace Bailey, the WGSN Beauty Editor.
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Whether it's a sweatsuit five sizes too large, outerwear that could easily keep an entire village warm, swapping out her sleek bob for three feet of faux dreads, or simply gliding over subway grates in stilettos like she's walking on water, Rihanna appears to be a style deity living amongst us.
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I am not entirely sure what the Korn accord is, (matted dreads, Todd McFarlane books, gigantic ankle-length chains hanging off of cut-off Dickies?) but I think I speak for all of us when I say that Korn Koffee seems out of step with the rest of the brand.
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And in this lush, bloated party of a production from Yale Repertory Theater, Deon (a feline Nicholas L. Ashe) shows up in fishnets and dreads in a middle-American nature preserve to allow women throughout the centuries to get a bit of their own back while letting down their hair.
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By garnering member support for the amendment passed Thursday night by a voice vote to the House Financial Services and General Government Appropriations bill for FY18, the industry attempts to avoid what it dreads most, an honest public hearing on the risk of MLM companies operating as illegal pyramid schemes.
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But even though I fell into my braids in a fashion not too dissimilar from the way Justin Bieber probably fell into his dreads (he probably wants to look like Future or Young Thug, the current coolest dudes on the planet), I quickly realized that my natural hairstyle wasn't just a style.
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But perhaps, this isn't a sartorial mix-up, bur rather all just a bid to steal the title of number one pop star away from his competitor Justin Bieber who lately has been letting loose with his style, from the white boy dreads to the face tattoo to wandering the streets of Boston barefoot.
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That song kind of hearkens back to that and the influence those times had on me and just being in like sweaty-ass warehouse clubs with a whole bunch of people with just like baggy-ass Girbaud jeans and long-ass white tees and dreads and golds just jumping around and just going crazy.
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The hallucinatory quality, the elasticity of time in Cheever's story, always made sense to me because it captures what every swimmer both anticipates and dreads — that someday, you will lift your head from the water, and this time, after all the thousands of times before it, the world that reappears before you will not be the one you left.
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When Whitehead arrived for our chat at Manhattan's Corner Bistro, he was decked out in a black Misfits T-shirt, tight jeans, dark sunglasses, and his trademarked dreads—not the mode of dress we normally associate with middle-aged black men, let alone one who just published a novel of startling aesthetic and emotional power on slavery.
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But while we've seen all of our favorite models storm the catwalks at the shows in Paris, from Gigi and Bella Hadid to Taylor Hill and even Rihanna, there's still been one newly dubbed super and Vogue cover girl that's been suspiciously absent from the runway ever since the Marc Jacobs show and those controversial technicolor dreads.
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Ares, who is slighter in frame and has short dreads that are seemingly always covering his eyes, was raised in eastern New Orleans—the East, as locals refer to it—a former suburban enclave for middle-class black families that transformed after Katrina into a place where most don't want to be, if they can help it.
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Last year, a black high school student in Monroe, Louisiana, was not allowed to attend class because his hair was dyed blonde in honor of NFL player Odell Beckham Jr., while a London school told a 12-year-old black boy he would be placed in isolation and face suspension if his mother did not cut his dreads.
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He was dressed simply in a fashionable T-shirt, loose-fitting jeans, and completely unfashionable running shoes, the sole flourish in his appearance his distinctive, sculpted tuft of narrow dreads, and he responded agreeably but shyly to each person he encountered, most of whom seemed to realize they were meeting the guy from those songs only after he walked away.
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It was more than 30 minutes of public therapy, during which Watson talked about how he dreads the day when he'll tell his two small children they're adopted, the tightrope he walks being a performer with social anxiety — and, oh, yeah, how the long par putt he drained on 10 at Riviera Country Club on Sunday was the key to his ninth P.G.A. Tour victory since 2010.
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CreditCreditChad Batka for The New York Times SEATTLE — One night this spring, the rapper Lil Pump, 16, with braces on his teeth, was asleep — or something like it — on the couch in the upstairs green room at the Columbia City Theater here, his blond and pink dreads dangling in front of his face and a pair of Gucci high-tops slung around his neck.
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As we enter the era of self-driving vehicles, one vital but slightly morbid area of research concerns the ethical codes these vehicles should follow when making the kind of life-or-death choices every driver dreads: whether to steer off the road at speed rather than hit a child, for example, or make a deliberate crash into one vehicle to avoid causing a pile up at a junction.
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Then He Couldn't Get Disability Insurance" by Donald G. McNeil Jr. (The New York Times) "LGBTQ Parents Challenge Stereotypes in China" by Sue-Lin Wong, Jason Lee (Reuters) "'More Than Fear': Brazil's LGBT Community Dreads Looming Bolsonaro Presidency" by Marina Lopes (The Washington Post) "Pistons' Reggie Bullock to Transgender Community: 'I see y'all as people that I love'" by Malika Andrews (Chicago Tribune) "Transgender Students Asked Betsy DeVos for Help.
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Freeman, who's seventy-nine, has been acting since he was in grade school, and in the course of his long career has played everything from a chauffeur, a pimp, and God (twice) to the voice of history, narrating Hillary Clinton's introduction film at the D.N.C. None of these roles have involved more elaborate costumes—or, at least, more elaborate hair—than that of Ilderim, a rich Nubian, circa 30 A.D. Ilderim's dreads reach practically to his elbows.
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The girl dreads being away from the mother, but looks forward to visiting the father and everything that is this place, the house, the island, her room with its flowery wallpaper, Ingrid's cooking, the moors and the stony beach and the ocean stretching green and gray between her father's island and the Soviet Union (if you lose your way and end up there, they'll never let you out), and the fact that everything is exactly as it has always been and always will be.
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