Her eyebrows do not flail because most eyebrows do not.
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But eyebrows it is — and eyebrows it was... until it wasn't.
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Because "eyebrows on fleek" had everybody needing their eyebrows on fleek.
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The eyebrows Makeup artist Miwoo Kim tells PEOPLE she focused on Jackie's eyebrows first.
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" — Prince Cassius, TV presenter "I really like doing my eyebrows so I've made them eyebrows.
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Menéndez topped off the look by giving the whole trinity matching razor thin eyebrows. EYEBROWS!
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If their name is Brian and they have thick eyebrows imagine the brain in their eyebrows.
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When we cannot see the eyebrows of the woman, we cannot know the emotions of the eyebrows.
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The three horizontal sections are the hairline to eyebrows, eyebrows to nose, and then nose to chin.
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" Leave your eyebrows alone "My mother also taught me never to touch the lines of your eyebrows.
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Though it appears that Trudeau&aposs eyebrows are not fake, fake eyebrows for men are the real deal.
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She has such beautiful eyebrows and I always tell her, Don't ever let someone make your eyebrows thin.
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Not to mention that you'll probably singe off your eyebrows, and we all know the importance of on-fleek eyebrows these days.
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In "Coral Ridge Towers (Mom Dyeing Eyebrows)" (14853), Minter travels home to photograph her mother and captures a woman dyeing her eyebrows.
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If you've ever wondered what you'd look like with thicker eyebrows (or maybe even no eyebrows), there's a new web app from Benefit Cosmetics that lets you try on the eyebrows of your dreams via AR. Called "Brow Try-On," the site uses the webcam on your device to track your face and put a virtual imprint of eyebrows over you.
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Turn it on once to make sure the eyebrows align to the "neutral" position, then tape black paper onto the gears to represent eyebrows.
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She described one of the women as having long curly hair, thin eyebrows and pierced ears; and the other as older, with straight black hair and gray and thick eyebrows.
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Eyebrows, in my opinion, are such a big part of the face, so if you have wonky, ugly eyebrows then people just like me are going to be judging you.
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The eyebrows have it It's hard to know all of the ways people use their eyebrows in a single day, largely because we can't see ourselves or our facial expressions.
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Papini described one of her accused abductors as having long curly hair, thin eyebrows and pierced ears; and the other as older, with straight black hair and gray and thick eyebrows.
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She pointed out that the beauty industry is fixated on eyebrows at the moment, with gels, pomades, pencils and even a temporary tattoo, all of which give eyebrows an extra oomph.
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" Buttigieg replied, before raising his eyebrows and laughing. "Wow.
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Rick ( raising his eyebrows ): A three-way chess game?
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Eyebrows are hugely powerful — the way you shape them.
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Sherri told investigators that one of the women had long curly hair, thin eyebrows and pierced ears, and the other woman, who was older, had straight black hair with gray and thick eyebrows.
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Let's determine whether Cersei's eyebrows were always quite so arched.
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Watters' behavior has raised eyebrows several times in his career.
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First lady Melania Trump's activities following the reports raised eyebrows.
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In any case, the original figure should have raised eyebrows.
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Trump's retaliation raised eyebrows, given the state of Reid's health.
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When I heard that, my eyebrows got a great workout.
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Eyebrows shaped like coat hangers, fishtails, right angles, and halos?
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I was obsessed with Drew Barrymore and her thin eyebrows!
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Melania Trump's jacket raised eyebrows on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
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"I cannot leave home without my [doing] eyebrows," shares Chung.
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Speaking of Russia, yet another administration official is raising eyebrows.
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They even painted their eyebrows similarly on last week's premiere.
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Lowered eyebrows meant vexation, and a raised right one surprise.
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A new historical novel about Thomas Jefferson is raising eyebrows.
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She adds sharp eyebrows, expertly blended eyeshadow, and plump lips.
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And it's raised the eyebrows of skeptical Wall Street analysts.
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Why I Tattooed My Eyebrows & What It Was Really Like
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It's a move that raises eyebrows for a few reasons.
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News of the settlement raised eyebrows in the legal community.
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"I have oatmeal where my eyebrows were," Martin said, miserably.
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His comments on Mexican immigrants themselves raised the most eyebrows.
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Eve is completely bald and has also lost her eyebrows.
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The HRC disapproval of Kavanaugh should raise precisely zero eyebrows.
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Duterte's tirades have raised many eyebrows since he took office.
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But nothing raises more eyebrows than the jewel in Democracy.
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Hefner's father skipped last week's premiere party, raising some eyebrows.
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The news "raised eyebrows" across the Sanders universe, Becker said.
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Across her eyebrows sit a line of several yellow jewels.
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It'll be 15 percent, which should raise a few eyebrows.
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October 2015: The two raised eyebrows with a joint performance.
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From Latin America to Asia, the controversy is raising eyebrows.
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The control she has over her eyebrows is honestly otherworldly.
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Got my neck line hit up and my eyebrows threaded.
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That stance angered Democrats and raised a few Republican eyebrows.
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It will raise many eyebrows among other sovereign wealth funds.
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So she shaved off her eyebrows and planned her escape.
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The plan was endorsed by the government, but raised eyebrows.
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The singer is back, and she's grown out her eyebrows.
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It's the only thing I'll use on my eyebrows now.
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Some smiling, some raising eyebrows, a few shaking their heads.
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My hair and eyebrows are out of control as usual.
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Jenn Blosil, Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" Two words: Bedazzled eyebrows.
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His eyebrows crinkle, his lips crease and his head tilts.
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Eyebrows were the most distinctive, dramatic element of the face.
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The timing of the letter's release also raised eyebrows, as
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The choice of Chelsea as the messenger also raised eyebrows.
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He also had swastikas tattooed where eyebrows are typically located.
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My eyebrows and I have been through a lot together.
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Perfect eyebrows are one of the most recent beauty trends.
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Lashes were cured and left bare, and eyebrows were bleached.
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His look was terrifying: creviced brow, arrowed eyebrows, angry mouth.
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I need to dig a grave for my old eyebrows.
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Some (mostly nonlocal) Republicans raised their eyebrows about these numbers.
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Starbucks' August Pumpkin Spice Latte launch raised a few eyebrows.
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"Eyebrows on fleek," she said on Vine, primping and preening.
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When she panics, her eyebrows move into another time zone.
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It embraces its eye bags, its bleached eyebrows, its weirdness.
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The press officer raised his eyebrows and looked at Davis.
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He lost weight and his hair and eyebrows grew back.
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A woman in the audience raises both eyebrows in disgust.
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You should tweeze your eyebrows before going out in public.
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I fill in my eyebrows when I feel like it.
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He has a weathered, gaunt face and big furrowed eyebrows.
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Miller raised his eyebrows, skepticism that felt like a slap.
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Anyone of these things -- in isolation -- might not raise eyebrows.
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Still, the relationship could raise eyebrows, and with good reason.
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By the window, the makeup artist touched up Bouk's eyebrows.
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"The incident in Week 14 raised eyebrows because of "Spygate.
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But under the circumstances, it is bound to raise eyebrows.
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The return of such giant backers may raise some eyebrows.
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As Vogue previously reported, statement eyebrows were everywhere in 2019.
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She looks worried and I'm like, 'Oh no, my eyebrows.
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Some of them will undoubtedly spark conversation and raise eyebrows.
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This was the rise of the trends of Instagram eyebrows.
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And what the hell is going on with my eyebrows?
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Finally, a new White House appointment is raising some eyebrows.
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For me, forced normalcy is more unsettling than missing eyebrows.
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Had I been walking around for the last 26 years, bushy eyebrows first, totally unaware that the blistering, judge-y looks I imagined about my arms, were actually directed at my Grey Gardens-status eyebrows?
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As he gets older, there are ridgelines in his forehead and his eyebrows are turning into something new, something sharp like a deep crest of a wave, or, more simply, Jack Nicholson's Joker-era eyebrows.
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She was talking about military alliances, but her eyebrows suggested otherwise.
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Each girl wore up to 6 prosthetics, a wig, and eyebrows.
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This is a girl whose eyebrows are always raised in skepticism.
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"If I get a little …" Adam says, raising his eyebrows suggestively.
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I have nonexistent eyebrows, so I have to draw them on.
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In particular, Martindale pointed out Emma's eyebrows and hair as intriguing.
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The mystery of Dolores' flesh-colored eyebrows will finally be solved.
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Social media quickly accused the prime minister of having fake eyebrows.
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This raised eyebrows among US intelligence officers, to say the least.
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This isn't the first time Trump's phone habits have raised eyebrows.
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Specifically, the permissions the app required raised a lot of eyebrows.
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" Raising his eyebrows, Cohen asked, "Are people in L.A. playing chess?
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La Viña is tall, with small, squarish glasses and bushy eyebrows.
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In the sometimes pernickety world of Roma activism, she raised eyebrows.
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They have the same bushy eyebrows, plump nose, and fleshy lips.
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Chasing deadly storms is a hobby that might raise some eyebrows.
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But some recent purchases have raised eyebrows for being more distant.
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It's a story that raised eyebrows for many on social media.
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The allegation has already raised eyebrows among many in the community.
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I said Raised Eyebrows, and somehow that got back to Steve.
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You never realize how important eyebrows are until you lose them.
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Liquid lipstick, foundation, eyelashes, eyebrows — we thought everything had been covered.
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He gazed up at her from beneath his shaggy gray eyebrows.
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"I was just divinely in love with her eyebrows," she added.
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There's plenty about Bitfinex and Tether that has people raising eyebrows.
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The raised eyebrows signal, 'Oh, wow, you caught me off guard!
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Don't pencil in your eyebrows without this one tool to hand.
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Hattie even added eyebrows to make a very concerned-looking triceratops.
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However, this was not the first time Hanitzsch's work raised eyebrows.
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" It was one word in that exchange that raised eyebrows: "her.
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Obviously, it's going to raise some eyebrows and raise some questions.
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Kayla Moore's comments about her attorney, "a Jew," specifically raised eyebrows.
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It seemed like the lines between my eyebrows were always there.
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This has raised some eyebrows about the veracity of their statements.
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She finished the beauty look with a bindi between her eyebrows.
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Swift is not the only figure in the video raising eyebrows.
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She finished her look with black mascara and filled her eyebrows.
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Either way, the stronger performance by gold is certainly raising eyebrows.
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"I saw a red mark in between her eyebrows," Salgado wrote.
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Kiss the girl she likes and stop over-plucking her eyebrows.
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That's cool, but I'm probably most hyped about Marty's eyebrows. Hehe.
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She wears heels and trim leather blazers and pencils her eyebrows.
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Phil Bredesen (D) raised eyebrows by polling ahead of GOP Rep.
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My eyebrows are definitely not twins — they're not even third cousins.
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The gift from Putin raised some eyebrows, including from GOP Sen.
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My makeup routine consists of foundation, concealer, powder, eyebrows, and mascara.
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I finally figured out how to do my eyebrows (sort of).
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The company's ties to the Trump administration have also raised eyebrows.
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Eyebrows arch theatrically, as if aptitude can be achieved through playacting.
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Trump raised eyebrows by sharing the tweet at 11:55 a.m.
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Those discrepancies have raised eyebrows as diverse as those of Sen.
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Microbladed eyebrows are still incredibly popular, but not accessible to everyone.
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But that claim has been met with raised eyebrows in Washington.
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The release of the prime suspect, Mr. Sindjelic, also raised eyebrows.
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With his eyebrows slightly arched, he listened patiently to the complaints.
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"My eyebrows raised when I saw that text," said the source.
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Some of the program's "rules" will likely raise eyebrows, as well.
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But the White House shifted its message on Mueller, raising eyebrows.
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" — Cat, 27 Major Bold Brows"I recently got my eyebrows tinted.
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Like, they have different eyebrows but other than that, pretty close.
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Her eyebrows dash around her face, and her blue eyes shine.
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Downing's statements outside the courthouse had raised eyebrows among defense lawyers.
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And, perhaps most importantly, people are in love with his eyebrows.
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Biff the Samoyed is definitely channeling Oscar with those statement eyebrows.
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Also raising some eyebrows is the country's new Chancellor, Sebastian Kurz.
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Even on morally lax sites like Reddit, deepfakes have raised eyebrows.
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And unlike He, nobody has raised any eyebrows over his Mandarin.
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They are a canvas upon which our eyebrows can paint emotions.
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Just five years ago, such a suggestion would have raised eyebrows.
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MaryAnn, Angelina's mother, filled in her daughter's eyebrows with dark pencil.
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Nook was born in 1998, a little boy with bushy eyebrows.
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Big head and real, real dark eyebrows and real long eyelashes.
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The article raised eyebrows on social media among journalists and pundits.
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So that's the secret to winning an acting award: eyebrows. —EV
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The letter raised eyebrows among White House counsels from past administrations.
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Had Legere shifted over to WeWork, it would've raised some eyebrows.
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The new mascot appears to have bushier eyebrows, among other changes.
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Trump's meeting with Berman has also raised eyebrows among court watchers.
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I would fill in my eyebrows because I don't have any.
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Company founder Miguel McKelvey raised eyebrows for dating a junior employee.
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The recovery suggested the difficulty in unloading items without raising eyebrows.
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"Do we need a dimension for Jack Nicholson's eyebrows?" she asked.
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They have a great shape and they simply look like eyebrows.
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Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit is a film designed to raise eyebrows.
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But that figure isn't the one that's raising eyebrows among experts.
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West raised eyebrows at his November concert in San Jose, Calif.
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Rodarte went down the runway with eyebrow rings on both eyebrows.
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But Bolton's pre-summit trip to the region is raising eyebrows.
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One of the photographs from the attack, however, raised readers' eyebrows.
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The two issues weren't explicitly linked, but the timing raised eyebrows.
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Smile while trying to frown your eyebrows down against your fingers.
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But I started getting these wrinkles in between my eyebrows. Yeah.
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She wasn't afraid to express herself through her art, her eyebrows.
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Rumors circulated early this week that Leo's eyebrows got the red-carpet treatment, courtesy of one Australia-based brow artist who flew 7,500 miles across the Pacific Ocean to tend to some very important celebrity eyebrows.
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At Hood by Air, eyebrows were graphically painted with black acrylic paint.
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But your weak word choice might be raising eyebrows and red flags.
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I'm glad I did my eyebrows, because the barista looks super hip.
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A cutout waistband will keep you cool without raising any relative's eyebrows.
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Bold, bushy eyebrows have been a hot trend in beauty for years.
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The downward move for metal has not raised many eyebrows at all.
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My eyebrows are pretty thin, so I use Glossier Boy Brow ($16).
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Her tweet raised some eyebrows leading some fans to admonish the star.
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"I was biting my lip and sweating along my eyebrows," Abreu says.
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I mean, depending on the time and place, they can raise eyebrows.
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The similarities don't end with their eyebrows and noses and facial hair.
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McHugh's behavior raised eyebrows but never led to any punishment or intervention.
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The details take a lot of time; they're very keen on eyebrows.
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Last year, we learned that her eyebrows had their own Twitter account.
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I have dirty blonde hair and really dark eyebrows and dark eyes.
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Just look at his raised eyebrows and that ear-to-ear grin.
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"It raises eyebrows," says Anderson Miamen of Transparency International, a corruption watchdog.
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Pop had shaved his eyebrows and slathered his face with white paint.
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Then I do minimal makeup (eyebrows, mascara, and bronzer) and head out.
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But along the way, he asked a few queries that raised eyebrows.
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Ikea raised more than a few eyebrows with its recent OMEDELBAR collection.
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In any event, hearing the idea come from a Republican raised eyebrows.
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That Farrow's story didn't first appear on NBC News immediately raised eyebrows.
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But the "brass-knuckle" tactics have raised eyebrows in the legal community .
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But Raised Eyebrows is just the last three years of his life.
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Another mediation offer raised eyebrows in India in 2008, when then-Sen.
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But their time together has definitely seemed to evolve, raising some eyebrows.
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This isn't the first time that Dominic Casey's claims have raised eyebrows.
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Do people really think I would wax my daughters eyebrows so young?
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Raise your eyebrows, in some cases, at their hubris and political naivety.
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" She raised her eyebrows, gave me a long look, and said, "Okay.
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The eyebrows frame the face, so Haux knows they need extra protection.
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You should use not one, but two products to achieve great eyebrows.
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Unfortunately, eyebrows aren't like the hair on our head, Soare told me.
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" So I started thinking, "What if I was Maya with no eyebrows?
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It's not the first time that religious art restoration has raised eyebrows.
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After that, I use Benefit brow pencil to sculpt my eyebrows ($222).
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When we think of Priyanka Chopra's beauty look, we think killer eyebrows.
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One of those tweets, in particular, raised more than a few eyebrows.
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"I also play things," she deadpans, lowering her eyebrows in bemused indignation.
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The departure of the five to Jefferies raised eyebrows on Wall Street.
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But the iPhone X's $999 price still raised eyebrows, and its Nov.
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But possibly the best part of this video is Shadrooh's dancing eyebrows.
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The Clinton camp's allegations about McCullough's political motivations have raised some eyebrows.
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Its affairs are complex, but two deals in particular have raised eyebrows.
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A digital makeover Ever wondered what you'd look like with thicker eyebrows?
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Beauty enthusiasts, make no mistake: Eyebrows are the boobs of the face.
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The notion that food can be art no longer raises any eyebrows.
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A separate Fairleigh Dickinson University survey taken last month raised eyebrows, though.
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Most of them had shaved their heads as well as their eyebrows.
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To complete the look, fill in your eyebrows and apply heavy blush.
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He waggled his eyebrows à la Groucho, and signed off the call.
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The financial scale of Desert Trip has raised eyebrows throughout the industry.
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While cheerleading, Maddy amps up her game time look with sequined eyebrows.
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The site earned both immediate fans and raised eyebrows after its debut.
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Trump's continuing adoption of Putin's views is raising eyebrows across the world.
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What's out of vogue from 1998: thin eyebrows and mismatched lip liner.
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Levy furrowed his eyebrows and did an impression of a lugubrious rabbi.
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This raised many eyebrows and brought attention to a little understood institution.
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Today my eyebrows are full and sculpted and require near daily upkeep.
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People didn't pay much attention to their eyebrows throughout the early 2000s.
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That's why the concentrations found in Chicago are raising a few eyebrows.
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Then there are eyebrows being raised in New York real estate circles.
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The grandfatherly hippie whose eyebrows I stroked earlier is giving erotic massages.
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Yet I try to keep my raised eyebrows lowered and get involved.
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The timing of the Donaldson trade raises both blood pressures and eyebrows.
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It's not the first time North Carolina's voting laws have raised eyebrows.
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While this move might raise some eyebrows, it certainly won't raise Kanye's.
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That's a lot of bitcoin, which immediately raised a lot of eyebrows.
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Ocasio-Cortez wasn't appointed to it, which raised eyebrows across Capitol Hill.
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Ladies were under strict orders not to pluck eyebrows or wear makeup.
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At their raised eyebrows, I elaborate: It's not that's it's just terrible.
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The issues at the museum have raised eyebrows in art circles nationally.
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But business groups raised their eyebrows and Republicans insisted on its removal.
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His eyebrows arched, his features twisted, his plosives smacked against the microphone.
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Her message comes through as clearly as a dog raising its eyebrows.
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"That makes me smart," Trump replied, raising eyebrows across the political world.
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Will it take some of those white hairs out of my eyebrows?
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The boy with the thick eyebrows asked me to repeat after him.
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"And then he said, 'Do something with those eyebrows,'" Ms. Taylor recalled.
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Then my brows: I've actually never plucked my eyebrows — even on shoots.
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Amie Parnes, The Hill: Sanders ad with former President Obama raises eyebrows.
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His area of scholarship sometimes raised eyebrows because Professor Hatch was white.
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His area of scholarship sometimes raised eyebrows because Professor Hatch was white.
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Next up was David Garczynski, who had bushy eyebrows and slight stubble.
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I do the standard makeup routine: power serum, moisturizer, eyebrows, and mascara.
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Her decision to run on a message of love raised some eyebrows.
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Two years ago, I bleached my eyebrows after a particularly bad breakup.
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She later changed into a sleeveless gown and drew on dark eyebrows.
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"There's shading on my eyebrows and plastic behind my ears," Armisen said.
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They sat across from me, eyebrows pressed tight, stabbing at their salads.
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Trump's decision to come to Davos in the first place raised eyebrows.
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It has raised eyebrows by trying to invest in U.S. brokerage Cowen.
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Her eyebrows knitted for a moment, but she didn't give an answer.
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Eyebrows have been raised, but there has been hefty applause as well.
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My splotchy skin and bushy eyebrows felt untamable; my arms too long.
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I love my eyebrows and when they're sharp, I feel really powerful.
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In the aftermath, the manner and speed of Trump's reaction raised eyebrows.
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Its alternately coy and candid catalog copy would likely raise eyebrows today.
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With raised eyebrows, she asked me exactly what I was looking for.
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Their dismissal unsettled some bank employees and raised eyebrows on Wall Street.
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The patient lifts her arms up, raises her eyebrows, and names objects.
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But some viewers seemed to focus on something else entirely: Klobuchar's eyebrows.
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All of a sudden, eyebrows were the only feature worth talking about.
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The night veered from snarky to earnest, from climate change to … eyebrows?
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No big deal at first glance, but her purchases raised some eyebrows.
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But Ronnie's evasive, isolating behavior immediately began raising eyebrows amongst the roomies.
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For a while, tinting and filling in my eyebrows did actually help.
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The group raised eyebrows after it squared off with supporters of Sen.
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The city's name has raised eyebrows, and it's not the first time.
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TikTok's increasing popularity has raised eyebrows in the United States' security community.
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"Have you seen Sasha's piñatas?" friends began to ask with raised eyebrows.
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As usual, his latest, and cryptic, tweet raised a few eyebrows on Twitter.
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Plenty of intellectuals, with eyebrows cocked, have warned that this reckoning was coming.
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"Don't dye your eyebrows," Moore wrote in a hashtag on the photo's caption.
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Paint the gold gloss onto the inner and outer tails of your eyebrows.
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In the photo, Viall snaps away on his phone while raising his eyebrows.
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After plenty of raised eyebrows, Williams insinuates that Burruss is in the closet.
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This fairy godmother of eyebrows has been in the game for 15 years.
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He has even bleached his eyebrows, completing the look, and potentially deeper transformation.
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Flynn and Kushner attempted to establish a backchannel with Russia that raised eyebrows.
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When she hit back at the haters who thought she waxed North's eyebrows.
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She giggled and you don't get any sense of her raising her eyebrows.
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My eyebrows are like Miley—they can't be tamed, even with brow gel.
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Qatar's joint projects with other energy firms do not raise eyebrows, he said.
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So eyebrows rose when the death rate levelled out in 2012 and 2013.
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Sanders raised eyebrows when he questioned Clinton's qualifications to be commander in chief.
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Each photo advertises a teeth whitening pen with tags like #makeup and #eyebrows.
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"I had a lot of raised eyebrows," Melissa recalls in a phone call.
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But now it seems that eyebrows were raised in the Senate as well.
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The trip raised eyebrows as Oman is close to Iran, Israel's main rival.
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Google AMP, for example, has raised eyebrows among regulators, activists, and web publishers.
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They've got all the essentials of a basic 2000s girl, including skinny eyebrows.
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The recent spike for utilities has raised some eyebrows among investors and strategists.
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VISITORS to Ireland can raise eyebrows by referring to Britain as "the mainland".
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Yet the way that the cash is distributed has raised a few eyebrows.
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The bleach used on his eyebrows once actually burned holes in his skin.
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While we're here, I decide to get my eyebrows tamed — I mean threaded.
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He oohs and ahhs the proper amount over my newly cleaned up eyebrows.
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And that raises eyebrows no matter what room you're in, left or right.
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We also get John Travolta wearing a tremendous pair of bushy caterpillar eyebrows.
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My eyebrows have grown blunt and the corners of my eyes are disappearing.
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Definitely over-plucking my eyebrows when I was younger – there's no going back.
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I have thick, unruly Armenian eyebrows that have a mind of their own.
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The latest post raising eyebrows is a photo op in the Oval Office.
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A dandy, his mustache was trimmed to the same depth as his eyebrows.
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We can't help but wonder: was she born with naturally glamorous thick eyebrows?
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So why not follow that proportion when it comes to shaping one's eyebrows?
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Kirstie Alley is raising eyebrows with claims of a surprising royal run-in.
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Installing a modification is supposed to be as easy as waxing your eyebrows.
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It's no surprise that AccuWeather's 290-day forecast tool is already raising eyebrows.
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It wasn't just the decision to appoint a special counsel that raised eyebrows.
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Linda Evangelista could do her own eyebrows better than anyone else, Crawford says.
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And the long-lasting health effects linked to fracking should raise some eyebrows.
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Would it be strange to say my favorite tattoo is on my eyebrows?
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"We've got a lot to talk about," he said with his eyebrows raised.
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The rampant growth of dollar stores is raising some eyebrows on Wall Street.
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Last year, the then-candidate raised eyebrows with his Cinco de Mayo tweet.
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He also raised eyebrows in 2008 for calling U.S. President Barrack Obama "suntanned".
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Not so unusual that we're panicking, but unusual enough to raise some eyebrows.
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Some local media had raised eyebrows about the significant expenditure for the hats.
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Instead, his impulse may cause unintended consequences and raise eyebrows in foreign capitals.
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Loose strands frame her face and barely cover the star's still-dark eyebrows.
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But for the more casual observers of March Madness, it's raising eyebrows. (SFGate)
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And he raised eyebrows after using campaign funds to fly a pet rabbit.
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He spies one, raises his eyebrows, and plucks it out of the pile.
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Either way, the ECB's decision will have raised the eyebrows of Deutsche's competitors.
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That may raise eyebrows, given that her fund focuses on funding underrepresented minorities.
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Dumezweni's casting had raised eyebrows, as the English actress happens to be Black.
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"This filter took my eyebrows away but i promise they're there," Grande wrote.
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So next I'm gonna go ahead and do my eyebrows and my eyes.
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Then, he lightened his eyebrows, which made all the difference in his contouring.
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His comments raised eyebrows because investors have come to expect bigger investments returns.
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But its promotional materials are already raising eyebrows — the wording is, uh, questionable.
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Fonda raised her eyebrows, tilted her head, and gave Kelly a scolding look.
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While there's nothing technically illegal about Brady's arrangement, it has raised some eyebrows.
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His wiry eyebrows rose, as if he expected to hear something he liked.
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" The actor David Garrick's asymmetrical eyebrows are "themselves a theater company of two . . .
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Trump has repeatedly raised eyebrows for remarks critics say are demeaning toward women.
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He flashed a grin toward a television camera and wiggled his eyebrows mischievously.
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Jeff raises his eyebrows so high, three deep creases appear on his forehead.
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That's raising eyebrows because Clinton hadn't yet wrapped up the nomination against Sen.
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She recommends avoiding any type of lotion, moisturizer or gel on your eyebrows.
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Now, you'll have to excuse me—I'm gonna go put some eyebrows on!
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Don McLean and Paris Dylan are raising eyebrows with their May-December romance.
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To be sure, the powerful extreme flows does raise the eyebrows of contrarians.
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The $34 billion price tag and timing of the deal raised some eyebrows.
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Bleach your eyebrows 45 minutes before the Met Gala, like Katy Perry did.
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Apparently, rainbow-colored eyebrows are in and they're as colorful as they sound.
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Although reactions have been generally positive, SpaceX's stated timeline has raised some eyebrows.
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The case raised eyebrows in legal circles when it was filed in 2014.
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He has dark, expressive eyebrows, a hawklike nose and an unusually long neck.
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I must admit that my eyebrows were raised for much of these scenes.
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It can also be used to fill in any gaps in your eyebrows.
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We need to raise eyebrows about the terse, hunky tenant in the basement.
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Casting Will Smith as an infrequently blue genie also raised plenty of eyebrows.
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The statement from Ms. Gillibrand, in particular, raised eyebrows in politically active circles.
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Certainly any ranking that puts Poland over Spain is going to raise eyebrows.
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The deal has also raised eyebrows among some lawmakers critical of China's purchases.
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Mr. McConnell is not the only member of Ms. Chao's family raising eyebrows.
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"It raises your eyebrows, no question," said Larry Bowa, the Phillies' bench coach.
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He goes with the term "platform eyebrows" for the brow as a whole.
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There were pouches under Woodfox's eyes, and a thick crease between his eyebrows.
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These moves raised some eyebrows, especially in rival Pakistan, which also claims Kashmir.
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When people hear I don't have an office, I get some raised eyebrows.
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The foundation's contribution raised eyebrows; Bondi is weighing an investigation into Trump University.
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The precise numbers offered by some testing services raise eyebrows among genetics researchers.
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Many Nobel Prizes in Literature have raised eyebrows and questions over the years.
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Others, such as "Raising Robotic Natives," are speculative projects designed to raise eyebrows.
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A celebration of German heritage there might be expected to raise some eyebrows.
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The clone raises eyebrows individually, for example, which he says he never does.
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One side-effect, however, is that the government's own borrowing is raising eyebrows.
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Powell is fifty-nine, with gray hair, dark eyebrows, and a boyish earnestness.
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The exchange between an NRA employee and a conspiracy theorist raised some eyebrows.
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But her full answer raised eyebrows, and seemed to leave open the possibility.
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"Now we can do some frying," she said, raising her eyebrows with excitement.
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Raised eyebrows and furrowed foreheads peer from a large piece by John Baldessari.
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But Makar enjoyed the work, specializing in tattooing fake eyebrows onto female clients.
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Kiss to move forward, raise eyebrows to turn right, smile to stop, etc.
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Eyebrows were raised in 2014 when she gained a PhD in three months.
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Still, celebrity statements like the one issued by the Bezoses can raise eyebrows.
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Chris Brown raised eyebrows when he commented on ex-girlfriend Rihanna's sultry Instagram posts.
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Coming on the heels of the emotional support peacock debacle, it certainly raises eyebrows.
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" With a shrug and raised eyebrows, King told CNN: "So close yet so far.
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The Kapors' letter raised eyebrows in Silicon Valley where investors usually defend their startups.
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With one slight raise of his trademark eyebrows, Eugene Levy can crack you up.
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My eyebrows seem much thicker, my hair is so soft and thick, and healthy.
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"My eyebrows and I have been through a lot this past year," she says.
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But last month when Pinterest announced its IPO, the company's cloud spend raised eyebrows.
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The detection of methane on Mars would definitely raise a few science-minded eyebrows.
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So no, you're not just enthralled because of his dark vibe and engrossing eyebrows.
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As the Canadian leader's moment went viral, a Twitter handle named Trudeau's Eyebrows appeared.
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I lost all my hair, lashes, and eyebrows over a year ago to alopecia.
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"I wore a beanie low because I had no eyebrows or hair," Harry says.
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The downturned mouth, the anxious eyebrows, the vacant eyes staring horrified into the abyss?
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Chase starts poking around and sifting through a few documents, which immediately raises eyebrows.
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The plans have raised eyebrows and many are asking: Why are they being planned?
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"We had a VERY good time," Pump tells me, raising his eyebrows like Milhouse.
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Every time you pose akimbo, brush up your eyebrows, cut your toenails too close.
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Eyebrows, Copeland says, are an important feature to perfect both on and off stage.
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Her eyes, so brown they're black, were sheltered under thin eyebrows, steady but uncertain.
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There the eyebrows got their training, as well as the instinct for self-preservation.
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That condition doesn't raise any eyebrows, because you can't just violate other people's copyright.
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For several years now Ms Wagenknecht has raised eyebrows by pursuing the latter strategy.
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Some of the lawmakers looked around the room with suppressed smiles or raised eyebrows.
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She nodded, her eyebrows raised into twin arches of I-told-you-so amusement.
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The ten-year prison sentence and £8m ($10.6m) fine he received raised few eyebrows.
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As I smiled, frowned and raised my eyebrows, Polygram accurately surfaced the related emoji.
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Carlos Santana's daughter, Stella Santana, says her eyebrows, eyelashes and lips are her favorite.
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You got involved with this film because you'd enjoyed Steve Stoliar's book, Raised Eyebrows.
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Its pretty sick for people to insinuate that I would wax my daughters eyebrows.
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Its pretty sick for people to insinuate that I would wax my [daughter's] eyebrows.
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Tristan Thompson's birthday tribute to Khloé Kardashian certainly raised eyebrows amongst her famous family.
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Read on for our beauty editors' top picks for full, tamed, and sculpted eyebrows.
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Maybe Bella Thorne's bubblegum pink, glitter eyebrows are more en vogue that we thought.
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I'm always going to be wearing eyebrows and a dress while I do it.
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Men tend to have wider jaws and flatter cheeks, thinner lips, and flatter eyebrows.
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I think the raising of the eyebrows is meant to, like, soften your face?
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Of course, had the setup been more recent it might have raised more eyebrows.
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It's safe to say that Anastasia Soare knows a thing or two about eyebrows.
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One of Mr Bolsonaro's sons, Flávio, a newly elected senator, is raising suspicious eyebrows.
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Online, eyebrows are raised and side eyes have been shot in the star's direction.
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She's been tweezing her eyebrows and bleaching her top lip since she was 9.
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Einstein raises his eyebrows, blinks, and appears to watch you with his green eyes.
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President Donald Trump's plans to to ease banking regulation is raising eyebrows in Europe.
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Lauv's tweet earlier this week raised eyebrows when he revealed his current relationship status.
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These eyebrows are not thin, and that is your eyebrow news of the day.
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The little girl lost all of her hair and her eyebrows within 20 days.
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I really wish I hadn't plucked my eyebrows, but thank god they grew back.
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Chinese ships, even merchant vessels, using the Northwest Passage could raise eyebrows in Washington.
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Several of these sections have raised eyebrows in the White House on constitutional grounds.
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Alone in the audience, Naima first raises her sharp eyebrows, skeptical of such spontaneity.
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Voldemort raised his eyebrows at Harry, who could not see anything at the moment.
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"We are all that crease between Jake Tapper's eyebrows," the comedian Samantha Bee tweeted.
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Also remember that what you're picking up on might just be a person's eyebrows.
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EMC decided to go it alone, but it certainly raised eyebrows at the time.
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U.K.-based Ultrahaptics' $23 million Series B round definitely raised a lot of eyebrows.
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With the addition of each new member, eyebrows are raised and questions are asked.
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I used to mess around with my eyebrows so much when I was younger.
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You know that Rihanna British Vogue cover where she's got those super-thin eyebrows?
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I read that he was shaving his hair every day and bleaching his eyebrows.
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He recently raised eyebrows with critical remarks about the campaign of former Florida Gov.
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"I'm gonna have nice, dark eyebrows ready for my photo with baby..." she said.
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" For the men, Wagner said simply that Adam Rippon, her close friend, is "eyebrows.
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Keys' campaign has elicited more than just raised eyebrows and giggles on Capitol Hill.
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Phil shared Tessio's sunken eyes and the largest set of eyebrows since Groucho Marx.
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"He has a disrespectful nature these days," she said, raising her eyebrows at Disick.
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But the flash survey for France is likely to have raised eyebrows the most.
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She arched her eyebrows, which had been plucked into fine, dark, perfectly drawn curves.
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Trump almost immediately lashed out at Kenneth Frazier, Merck's CEO, raising even more eyebrows.
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Coupled with Trump's weirdly pro-Russian leanings, that news raised a lot of eyebrows.
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Growing up, the thought of putting makeup on your eyebrows would have been ludicrous.
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But perhaps there would be "enough to raise eyebrows" and doom the president politically.
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But the controversies are raising eyebrows in Congress, even among some of its allies.
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Even so, Jenner raised eyebrows online this week, and it wasn't even about her.
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One of my eyebrows is raised in the photo to show that I'm inquisitive.
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Protests against inequality and corruption have raised eyebrows about Chile's economic and political outlook.
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It's also not the first time Schumer has advised a client who raised eyebrows.
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When Kelly notices Daryl coming over, she momentarily teases her sister, raising her eyebrows.
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And there were a couple of things about Helen's decor that raised my eyebrows.
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And their hair cannot cover their ears or eyebrows or touch their uniforms' collars.
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On the other hand, if the listener's eyebrows scrunch down, you've just confused them.
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His eyebrows and mustache are unruly, and his long gray hair overlaps his ears.
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It's not the first time a handshake between the two world leaders raised eyebrows.
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Her eyebrows were constantly knitted, and her eyes had a distracted and sullen look.
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The word federalism used to make liberals raise their eyebrows in suspicion and skepticism.
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This is far from the first time Trump's voting task force has raised eyebrows.
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And, most disconcertingly, this deep, getting-deeper-by-the-day chasm between my eyebrows.
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After they covered my eyebrows, it was time to mask my other facial features.
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They drew on eyebrows, which they said would define my new face and personality.
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As they saw the BLMGNY crew approaching, eyebrows raised, fingers pointed, and tension built.
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You can also move aside, rainbow eyebrows — your 15 minutes of fame are up.
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Flynn's presence at the gala celebrating RT's 10th anniversary raised eyebrows among his critics.
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May's easy assumption of the Cold Warrior's mantle might raise no eyebrows at all.
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"Do people really think I would wax my daughters eyebrows so young," she tweeted.
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His hearing is receding a bit, but his eyes are bright and eyebrows vigorous.
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Some have dashes of orange right above their eyes, giving the appearance of eyebrows.
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She did the same for his eyebrows, where there was a shadow of stubble.
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Each time he weighs in, it raises legal experts' eyebrows and roils political adversaries.
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His hair, totally gray, was slick with gel, and his eyebrows were still black.
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This is not the first time Ms. Bradley has raised eyebrows in Northern Ireland.
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He was distinguished from his impractical brothers Fifer and Fiddler by his angry eyebrows.
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I try to hide my raised eyebrows by pretending that I need to sneeze.
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Any time an agreement changes to enable more data to flow, my eyebrows arch.
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This was the sort of thing that raised the eyebrows of the grindhouse regulars.
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Unskilled in the art of plucking, my eyebrows ended up looking like Egyptian hieroglyphics.
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The two have the same eyebrows and face shape, punctuated by their same braces.
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Her portrait is no less flattering, with angry eyebrows and a too-wide mouth.
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The Russian man pointed at his shoulder, raised his eyebrows and tilted his head.
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Jerome was rail-thin, with dark scruffy eyebrows and an odd sense of humor.
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"When masks aren't common in a culture, it does raise eyebrows," Dr. Adalja said.
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However, there were other products that raised our eyebrows, such as probiotic cream cheese.
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While that raised some eyebrows among media critics, bad journalism was not to blame.
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Whitaker's appointment has raised eyebrows due to his past criticism of the Russia investigation.
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Rella, all wide eyes and popped eyebrows, is the man as hyperbole, comically outsized.
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But what qualifies as a teardown on the South Fork might raise eyebrows elsewhere.
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It's been a while since my last treatment, so my eyebrows are looking rough.
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"Yes please, Mr. Kurd," Trump responded flippantly, raising eyebrows and cackles across the world.
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Trump's legal team had already raised eyebrows when the White House announced its members.
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Scott's hair was shaved on one side, and he had shaved off his eyebrows.
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"Every time you have a rebate, there should be some raised eyebrows," Bishop said.
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Scarborough raised eyebrows for announcing the decision on his own network MSNBC's rival CBS.
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And his hair cannot cover his ears or eyebrows, or touch his uniform's collar.
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People will also probably stop wearing Instagram-inspired eyebrows and super matte lip products.
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My eyebrows are darker than my hair but they aren't as dark as Dad's.
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For example, emphasis is placed on creating bushy eyebrows, long lashes, and rosy cheeks.
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That Trump has two family members in such critical positions already raised some eyebrows.
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But Dingell's decision to fundraise off of Trump's attacks also have raised some eyebrows.
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Press three fingertips of each hand under your eyebrows to force your eyes open.
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We work with some people with ALS, for instance, who cannot raise their eyebrows.
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The prominence of the chain in the film raised some eyebrows on social media.
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Miller's pump fake was low, shoulders and knees, sold with the head and eyebrows.
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Last-Minute FixesI've had many brides who got burned from waxing their lip and eyebrows and had these red patches that I knew how to cover; I can't tell you the countless brides who got burned and had crusty areas of their eyebrows.
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May's decision to move Williamson from the whip's office to Defence Secretary could raise eyebrows.
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Her eyes were big and darting, her dimples obscenely deep, her eyebrows arched with depravity.
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"The manicure was very bad, and my eyebrows were uneven," she says on the stand.
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We're riding the ombré wave wherever it takes us, including to these dreamy purple eyebrows.
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Would your S.O. be cool with it if you turned up with your eyebrows shaved?
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Eventually, the disappearing eyebrows became a universal motif for the Tethered cast — in different degrees.
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The shop's general manager Andy Zimmerman said Behnert's asking price for the rings raised eyebrows.
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The relationship and subsequent engagement drew raised eyebrows from fans who questioned their age difference.
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Her eyebrows have leapt up before she can stop them, she is incredulous, and outraged.
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While the zoo claims that it is not a donkey, our eyebrows are definitely furrowed.
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According to media reports, jurors responded by raising their eyebrows while Bosma's family expressed disgust.
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I munch on some Thin Mints and decide that my eyebrows are looking a mess.
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It was a recent appearance on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert that raised eyebrows.
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Are Rubio's many instances of raised eyebrows a rhetorical gesture or a heart-felt expression?
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Khloé Kardashian's eyebrows are basically flawless (like the rest of her brow blessed family members).
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"I used to pluck my eyebrows ... now I have to grow a unibrow," he said.
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"Saudi Arabia's reported interest in domestic ballistic missile production should rightly raise eyebrows," Taleblu said.
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But the name that's raising eyebrows is John Dunkin, President Trump's personal pilot since 1989.
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The trio first raised eyebrows when they were spotted vacationing together in Cabo in December.
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"Yes, [the report] definitely raises eyebrows," Taneli Kaivola, senior security consultant at F-Secure, said.
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Tip: Part your hair just above the arch of your eyebrows for a flattering effect.
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The other woman, who was older, had straight black hair with gray and thick eyebrows.
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PAVLICH: Liberal filmmaker, Michael Moore, latest call to resist President Trump is raising some eyebrows.
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Albeit the app has also raised eyebrows for allowing pornographic content to be passed around.
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The exes raised a few eyebrows on Monday when they exchanged flirty messages on Instagram.
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When she was told that he was never dropped off, her alleged comments raised eyebrows.
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Habing often captures Tharin with toy guns, and she's noticed that the images raise eyebrows.
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Their roles have raised eyebrows ever since Donald Trump was inaugurated as America's 45th president.
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But former CEO Paul Bulcke remained Nestle's board chair, which raised eyebrows among governance experts.
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I got my eyebrows microbladed last month and am going in for my touch-up.
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I take a long, hot shower and am finally able to gently wash my eyebrows.
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There are pained glances and raised eyebrows, but not too many bystanders willing to intervene.
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And I may only be half Lebanese, but my eyebrows alone are fluent in Arabic.
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Her verse raised the eyebrows of some fans who believe that it referenced — who else?
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Still, the news raised some eyebrows in a country rife with unmanned U.S. military aircraft.
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"Are you sure you don't want your eyebrows done as well?" he asks me, laughing.
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Jonas chimed in with a short and sweet comment that has everyone raising their eyebrows.
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Finally, she laughed, raised her eyebrows and deflected: "I hope people feel celebrated," she said.
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My eyebrows form an unauthorized bridge across my temples to my hairline when ignored. 2.
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Barr's criticism of Trump in an ABC News interview has raised a lot of eyebrows.
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" Our girl Miss says "…many things" (+5) and Dany's eyebrows get out an, "Oh, shit!
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It's a test for addressing revenge porn that has raised more than a few eyebrows.
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Her eyebrows and eyelashes appeared to have been tattooed, according to the medical examiner's profile.
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"He was so distinctive looking — with the hair and the eyebrows," she told the Post.
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Great visuals, ridiculous height (his eyebrows were at the rim), and a deeply satisfying slam.
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If you've ever had your eyebrows threaded, you probably know how painful it can be.
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For years we've been told that good eyebrows are essential to any enviable makeup look.
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The suggestion of illegality—later removed from the website of China's defence ministry—raised eyebrows.
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Bush raised his eyebrows and nodded at Gore, prompting the audience to burst into laughter.
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After posting the snapshot, followers accused her of having had the little one's eyebrows waxed.
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I love my eyebrows now, but to be honest, I don't really think of them.
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When I get home, I tweeze my eyebrows, wash my face, and brush my teeth.
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But she joked that eventually, she'll probably stop caring about how her eyebrows look altogether.
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Adulthood, for him, is defined by affected apathy and (eventually) the size of your eyebrows.
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"I dyed my eyebrows about 45 minutes ago," she told PeopleStyle on the red carpet.
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But the company said the timing is likely to raise a few eyebrows from investors.
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But it's the two states he'll be in Thursday that are raising eyebrows among Republicans.
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So prominent are his forehead and eyebrows that he appears to leer, poised for confrontation.
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The Spanish heartthrob looks almost unrecognizable with white hair, bushy eyebrows and a radical combover.
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Kardashian raised eyebrows when she was spotted vacationing in Cabo with the couple in December.
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Here's a funny video of a dog wearing fake eyebrows to help you get started.
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That alone probably raises some eyebrows, though no school officials I spoke to said this.
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His defined, angular face, his thick eyebrows, his piercing eyes—none of that comes through.
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Moore is widely respected, but the paper reported that his retirement and rehiring raised eyebrows.
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With her trademark knit-together-eyebrows and biting commentary, she can laugh through gritted teeth.
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The move raised eyebrows among lawmakers like state auditor Jim Zeigler, who said it "stinks."
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Eyebrows: The more furrowed the brow, the lower a state ranks in the unemployment rate.
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Handel raised eyebrows when she didn't mention Trump at all in her speech Tuesday night.
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Its face is a flat screen that telegraphs "feelings" like embarrassment (rosy cheeks, upturned eyebrows).
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I spend the afternoon searching Yelp for a new place to get my eyebrows waxed.
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On Sunday, Rowling blasted out a now deleted tweet from Stone that raised our eyebrows.
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The bid to attract foreign tourists, particularly from Southeast Asia, is likely to raise eyebrows.
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And what they have agreed on has already raised some eyebrows within the Republicans conference.
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On the other hand, Tillerson did raise some eyebrows with a few tough-sounding warnings.
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Miller never felt sick, but he did lose his hair, including his eyebrows and eyelashes.
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But what raised a few eyebrows were some of the quotes that followed the announcement.
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During Gaga and Cooper's intimate Oscars performance on Sunday evening, the costars raised many eyebrows.
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Many coworkers have raised their eyebrows, or done double takes as they passed my desk.
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Pulling the Vaseline out of his pocket he applied the final coat over my eyebrows.
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Instead, it's his propositions for America's place in the global economy that are raising eyebrows.
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We don't know what she's smoking ... maybe there's no cartridge, but it still raises eyebrows.
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So, the next time a show sells out immediately online ... eyebrows shall be justifiably raised.
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But fans were paying closer attention to her dramatic new hairdo than to her eyebrows.
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When FedEx stopped trading its stock for a few minutes on Wednesday, eyebrows immediately raised.
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LePage on Tuesday raised eyebrows by suggesting Trump could benefit America by wielding "authoritarian" power.
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I could tell the pharmacist recognized the photo by the way his eyebrows shot up.
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Hawking started to communicate again using his eyebrows to indicate letters on a spelling card.
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The former president's trip secretly raised eyebrows inside his wife's State Department, internal emails show.
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You've got the haircut, you've got the eyebrows, you've got the ears, you've got Spock!
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That has raised eyebrows among governance experts, because such funds are typically earmarked for research.
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Although the offer has raised eyebrows in other capitals, the Portuguese government has welcomed it.
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The Koch network has recently raised eyebrows for its outreach to Democrats on some issues.
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" 'Thank you for sending this letter,' " she began, and raised her eyebrows to the room.
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Signs supporting Jones scattered across lawns around Fairhope are raising some eyebrows in the area.
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They both have long platinum blond hair parted in the middle and eyebrows dyed black.
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Most drowning victims eventually wash up somewhere, so when you don't, eyebrows will be raised.
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She took one bite, then another, then turned to me with her eyebrows slightly raised.
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Fees of this size, particularly coming at the same time, have raised eyebrows around Europe.
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Her eyebrows arched above expressive eyes, and her brow, despite the residual puffiness, was smooth.
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The threats have raised eyebrows among those watching the competition to host the second campus.
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While these issues were still hot, the improving relations between Turkey and Russia raised eyebrows.
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Neither couple has faced much blowback for putting on these events—only slightly raised eyebrows.
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At the opening ceremony, Kenya's team came out in mismatched outfits, raising eyebrows and questions.
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As for Boy Brow, the serum is known thicken and and keep eyebrows in place.
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She cranes around, eyebrows raised, and then turns back to Declan and says, Who's this?
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Nielsen raised eyebrows on Sunday by wrongly denying that it was a Trump administration policy.
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Mr. Trump's guest list for the second debate in October in St. Louis raised eyebrows.
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But, in the following decades, thin eyebrows and bold eye makeup ruled the beauty industry.
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Donald Trump's latest plan comes with its own fancy acronym that's sure to raise eyebrows.
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I stop in before heading back to work to get my eyebrows and lips threaded.
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We've all made some personal "mistakes" in our beauty routines (see: celebs and their eyebrows).
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Miller never felt sick, but he did lose his hair, including his eyebrows andeye lashes.
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Yes, these ladies, with their selfies these days, with their eyebrows: very vain, aren't they?
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The eyes are insanely wrong, totally expressionless, sitting under furrowed eyebrows with a flat determination.
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Because, really, what would The O.C. be without Peter Gallagher's fatherly advice and epic eyebrows.
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This month, Whitaker raised eyebrows with his praise of Trump for working over the holidays.
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That move raised eyebrows — showing that drone deliveries are commercially feasible even under rigorous regulations.
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She continues, saying when she watches herself back in a movie she notices her eyebrows.
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"She's like, 'it's just your eyebrows — I can't look at them without laughing,'" Clarke said.
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I lightly colored in my eyebrows and wore eyeliner to distract from my missing lashes.
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"But business groups raised their eyebrows and Republicans insisted on its removal," the board wrote.
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She did raise eyebrows by wearing a white pith helmet, a symbol of colonial rule.
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Hawking started to communicate again using his eyebrows to indicate letters on a spelling card.
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The queens scrambled to get ready, gluing down their eyebrows and predicting the bottom three.
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At tastings, sips of English bubblies are often received with raised eyebrows and surprised smiles.
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And dyed very black along with my eyebrows, which was not fun to live with.
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But it has raised eyebrows over its presentation of Japanese culture and omission of subtitles.
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He clutches his heart and makes his eyebrows almost touching a near-steeple of longing.
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The first trailer raised eyebrows for not offering any hint of Mr. Hogancamp's cross-dressing.
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In it lives a tall, bony man with shaggy eyebrows and a wispy white beard.
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The president's personal lawyer called Fethullah Gulen an extremist, but his repeated demands raised eyebrows.
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My daily look consists of cream foundation, blush, penciling in my eyebrows, and applying mascara.
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As our foreheads smoothed and grew flatter, we developed eyebrows, rather than the brow ridge.
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Within the hotel industry, the event raised eyebrows for another reason: it was unbelievably haphazard.
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Rising Lab's study raised eyebrows, however, by including Dongguan on its list of top cities.
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Blevins, a tall and thoughtful string bean of a lefty reliever, hiked his eyebrows archly.
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You could point to the odd banking behind its latest funding round, which raised eyebrows.
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"It's like a perm for your eyebrows," the expert told me as I sat down.
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Claiming $5003,000 in charitable deductions on your $40,000 salary is likely to raise some eyebrows.
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Her makeup look included bronzed cheeks, light-pink lipstick, neutral eye shadow, and defined eyebrows.
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The speech, while mostly measured and predictable did contain some interesting notes that raised eyebrows.
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It looks from its light eyebrows as if it might have some Rottweiler mixed in.
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So I went to town on my eyebrows again, with slightly more fatalism than before.
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To ban childbirth in morally offensive couples would certainly raise eyebrows, if not overturn governments.
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With Zayn's dark eyebrows and wide eyes, and Justin's blonde hair, the resemblance is eerie.
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Again, it's not the worst thing in the world, but it's something that raises eyebrows.
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Her background as a self-described "award-winning investigative journalist" and "activist" has raised eyebrows.
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The characterization of El Paso as "ground zero" raised eyebrows among the region's business community.
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"The frown is the most common area," she said, referencing the space between the eyebrows.
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That's the equivalent of saying it's more hygienic if you shave your head or eyebrows.
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What you particularly need is you need to fill in the gaps where you don't have hair right now, and also you need to extend your eyebrows, because, from what I can see, you have eyebrows that are slightly shorter than they really should be.
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That's why many raised their eyebrows when Google announced it was acquiring Nest to begin with.
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But then Trump called to offer congratulations, a move that raised some eyebrows around the world.
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And yes, she's also working with Quentin Tarantino on a film that's going to raise eyebrows.
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Then her face collapses with a downward turn of the lips and asymmetrical, turned-down eyebrows.
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Being bald can be seen as a style choice, but the eyebrows and eyelashes were different.
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Kim Kardashian raised eyebrows when she posted a topless photo of herself eating noodles on Instagram.
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Just recently, however, the retail giant released a scarf that's raised some serious social media eyebrows.
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Musk also raised some eyebrows when he appeared to smoke marijuana on the Joe Rogan podcast.
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But her beauty trademark is one she inherited from her supermodel mom, Cindy Crawford: her eyebrows.
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"To top it all off, one of my eyebrows was actually was going bald!!!" she shares.
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Furthermore, the predicted particles' masses were not quite the same, but similar enough to raise eyebrows.
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Rainbrow is a new game that lets you navigate a rainbow using nothing but your eyebrows.
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Eyebrows have made a strong comeback recently and, don't get us wrong, we're here for it.
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Trump raised eyebrows when he told reporters in Singapore his intentions to stop the joint drills.
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Refusing to spend $100,000 on something arguably more important than a swimming pool raises some eyebrows.
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The CEO of Chinese electronics maker Huawei raised eyebrows this week when he publicly trashed smartwatches.
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If not for Instagram I'd be Johnny Eyebrows, which would tell my story just as completely.
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Yet the manner in which Mr Mistry was defenestrated has raised eyebrows in Mumbai's business community.
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Instead, Kylie got a shoulder-length haircut with blunt bangs that hang down over her eyebrows.
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In 22008, Sinclair raised eyebrows yet again for running an ad attempting to tie then-Sen.
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This begins an unlikely friendship, one that may raise eyebrows and cause discomfort for many viewers.
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The timing of the Obama administration action followed by Aetna's marketplace decisions has certainly raised eyebrows.
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When I was younger, I would shave it all off — my back, legs, eyebrows, sideburns, arms.
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But when faced against Renzo, a bulky bald man with no eyebrows, Cooper pales in comparison.
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But just because thick eyebrows are back, doesn't mean you should pass up on brow grooming.
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I've done the no eyebrows, I've done all of it, so I'm running out of tricks.
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This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, has a new entrant and it is raising eyebrows.
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Those very expressive eyebrows means she can get her point across — without saying a damn word.
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When Leona speaks, she's often either raising her eyebrows or lowering her head and leaning in.
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He looked, by his own description, like a "freak," with his eyebrows and eyelashes completely gone.
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While we loved her blonde-hair-dark-eyebrows look, she must have decided it was passe.
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I scold myself for wasting so much money on my eyebrows over the last two years.
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This is not the first time that Eric Trump has made comments that have raised eyebrows.
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In one study, shelter dogs found new homes faster if they raised their eyebrows more often.
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Stewart's bold look appears to have stemmed from the Met Gala, where she rocked orange eyebrows.
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Being asked by Oprah Winfrey to be on her show and do her eyebrows in 2006.
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" The post immediately raised eyebrows because, to state the obvious: 13-year-olds aren't "grown up.
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Dubbed "Princess Pushy," the wife of the Queen's first cousin raised eyebrows right from the start.
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Trump has raised eyebrows in the past over sexually charged comments he's made about his daughter.
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The company raised some eyebrows this week when Harman Kardon revealed its Cortana-enabled speaker, Invoke.
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So the White House statement might raise a few eyebrows among those who recall Fahrenthold's reporting.
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The sheer number of propositions has raised eyebrows, and it has also triggered confusion and anger.
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It's not every day you show up to work and are asked to bleach your eyebrows.
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Sharif later said "there is no honor in honor killings", to raised eyebrows in conservative circles.
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"…so did I," Christian says, eyebrows tensing as if something is about to be pieced together.
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The two swarthy redheads posed in Riverdale Wrestling T-shirts, matching dark hoodies and those eyebrows.
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Even as a professional, it took 30 minutes for Medina to mask one of Digna's eyebrows.
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She has the same eyes, eyebrows, delicate nose, and, most importantly, that mischievous grin of Robbie's.
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Then, I moved up my face and spent some time lamenting the unevenness of my eyebrows.
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The finding has raised some eyebrows since diabetes is a major cause of kidney failure worldwide.
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I then put on foundation, setting powder, bronzer, blush, touch of highlight, eyebrows, eyeliner, and mascara.
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You could even leave it on your dresser while company comes over without raising any eyebrows.
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But, is it overkill to raise eyebrows at a saccharine, smiling watermelon on a toddler's romper?
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Her avatar blinked, her eyes and eyebrows fluidly guided her face as it transitioned through expressions.
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During the filming Richard looked at my bare feet, raised his eyebrows, and said: 'Nice shoes.
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And that snag is Lorde's arched, skeptical eyebrows and a smirk that stopped a thousand ships.
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If I don't have time, at the very least I'll do my eyebrows and wear concealer.
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Professional and neat, Shirawa was soft in the face and belly, with strongly arched, thick eyebrows.
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Wherever you stand on the gluten issue, this news is bound to raise a few eyebrows.
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His comments Tuesday were not in reference to the Post's report, but the timing raised eyebrows.
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The fact he is buying up large parcels of land around Short Creek has raised eyebrows.
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The suggestion immediately raised eyebrows and suspicions from both American and allied intelligence officials and lawmakers.
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They can also live in, and spread through, other sparse hairs, like beards, eyebrows, or eyelashes.
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He said, 'Isn't it so funny that their hair is curly and their eyebrows are straight.
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His eyes were bright and brown and he raised his scant eyebrows, settling into his lecture.
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It is his relationship with Vladimir Putin that has raised most eyebrows, especially as Russia-U.
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Compared to the take on bangs she's sporting now, they were thicker and covered her eyebrows.
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" But she finds Clint Eastwood "fabulous to draw because he's got the nose and the eyebrows.
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Extreme devotion to celebrities is not uncommon in Japan, but Kondo's wedding did raise some eyebrows.
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Highlighter on your nose, cheekbones, arch of your eyebrows, upper lip — that's where you put it.
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The plan to make two-thirds of the savings by deferring investments will raise some eyebrows.
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FedEx raised eyebrows last month when its air freight division dumped America's largest online retailer — Amazon.
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It's not the first time a UN appointment of the mostly ceremonial roles has raised eyebrows.
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So, the real question is, are the full eyebrows Jenner's sporting in other fashion shows real?
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The donations raised eyebrows when revealed due to Manafort's work for a pro-Russia Ukrainian president.
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The sale has raised eyebrows among some observers who are concerned about potential insider trading violations.
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It prefigures hallmarks of the artist's self-portraits, including winged eyebrows and the full frontal gaze.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Bernard Tomic raised eyebrows with a profane rejoinder toward a spectator sitting courtside.
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Thin eyebrows are no longer popular, and blue eye shadow is a thing of the past.
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In one brief scene, Jules has yellow eyebrows and a semi-circle drawn around her eye.
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You want to get the person on the other end to raise their eyebrows with interest.
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"We also cut some hair off for eyebrows as a nice finishing touch," the site says.
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His eyebrows shot up, and he pumped his fist like a golfer sinking a long putt.
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She completed the look with a black scarf and heavy eyeliner that extended past her eyebrows.
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Bolsonaro is sixty-four, tall and slim, with sharply parted dark hair and heroically bushy eyebrows.
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After such deals and arrangements raised eyebrows among investors, WeWork and Neumann made a few changes.
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Amazon raised eyebrows when it introduced a wool sneaker that looks a lot like Allbirds' offering.
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His eyebrows are also much more defined, allowing him to show a wider range of emotions.
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Sherri said that one of the women had long curly hair, thin eyebrows and pierced ears.
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The White House cited the government shutdown for the decision, which raised eyebrows on social media.
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The audio is suddenly cut and Waldman's eyebrows raise at whatever the caller continued to say.
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Today, there's not a single traditionally masculine thing a girl can do that would raise eyebrows.
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"What you actually want to do is brush your eyebrows up," he says, using a toothbrush.
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Trump has raised more than a few eyebrows with his latest round of attacks against Clinton.
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"Maybe there is celebrity with eyebrows that you like," she offers as my mind goes blank.
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"This dramatic change should raise eyebrows," Kyle Isakower, the institute's vice president, said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, the remarkable scourge of homelessness in the region continues to raise eyebrows around the world.
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No matter what Instagram tells you, remember, your eyebrows are perfect just the way they are.
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The 2000s ushered in glitter eyeshadow, glossy lips, and thin eyebrows — taking after Kenyan musician Amani.
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Due to chemotherapy treatments, she's lost her eyebrows and every inch of hair on her head.
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Remember when people were happy with their eyebrows and just kept them the way nature intended?
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Mr. Gomez raised his eyebrows briefly, and the commissioner tucked the note away in his program.
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The bond offering raised eyebrows for the variety of aggressive adjustments, which turned losses into profits.
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By day five, the peeling moved up to my forehead, eyebrows, nose, and around my neck.
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If things go well, the modest overshooting of inflation will not raise a lot of eyebrows.
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But the projected cost of these efforts raised eyebrows among activists, local politicians, and city residents.
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The number raised eyebrows, especially in places where participation rates appeared to be in much lower.
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What raised eyebrows was a new twist in the deal announced more than a year later.
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Think of all the ways our eyebrows can subtly tell those around us what we're thinking.
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Her effort to try to ignore him was coupled with an increasing frown and furrowed eyebrows.
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I had always been afraid of that man with those eyebrows, wide and black like coal.
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Let's just say his idea of a happy ending is likely to raise a few eyebrows.
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Hands on hips, eyebrows raised, the term "woman" doesn't begin to describe her; she's a broad.
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He nodded solemnly, taking it all in, his eyebrows arching slightly at the "dead son" part.
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They found that dogs, but not wolves, have a specific muscle that helps raise their eyebrows.
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With raised eyebrows and a wan smile, she said simply: "I will be speaking with him."
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His eyebrows looked thick and jagged, as if they had been drawn on with Magic Marker.
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In five years, what might have raised eyebrows on Sunday will instead be viewed as customary.
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As she spoke, Mikaila, sitting beside her, arched her eyebrows at the thought of a house.
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HONG KONG — The mysterious Chinese oil company known as CEFC China raised eyebrows wherever it went.
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Raising eyebrows in the loss: Tampa Bay's defense held Todd Gurley to just 16 rushing yards.
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An adviser to Trump also reportedly met with Russian officials, raising eyebrows about the campaign's behavior.
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I do my makeup routine of color corrector, bb cream, concealer, powder, blush, eyebrows, and mascara.
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But modern humans evolved to have a smooth forehead with very mobile, expressive and hairy eyebrows.
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So what happened, and why do we have these eyebrows, as opposed to the brow ridge?
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Perfect Frame in Los Angeles specializes in eyebrows and offers two treatments: microblading and brow lamination.
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The first lady raised eyebrows with outfits that were stark opposites of purpose-driven color schemes.
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As a student at the State University of New York at Fredonia, his background raised eyebrows.
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She raised eyebrows at one point back then when she talked about her grandfather's high cheekbones.
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"—and orders Enkidu's funerary monument: "Your eyebrows shall be of lapis lazuli, your chest of gold.
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Nespoli, a rugged former special-forces operator from Milan, raised his heavy eyebrows in polite skepticism.
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One particular research request — the digestible electronic pill — did have a few players raising their eyebrows.
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The White House's initial statement Monday raised eyebrows as it was issued without context or evidence.
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Her eyebrows were neatly drawn, her face was relaxed, even peaceful, as she explained what happened.
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However, he spoke to nine other world leaders before talking with May, raising eyebrows in London.
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A comically bad Ukrainian tennis player is raising eyebrows after losing every point in professional match
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The findings by Krasznahorkay's team didn't get much attention at first, but they raised Feng's eyebrows.
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" She said she looked "worried" in the ad: "I'm like, Oh no, my eyebrows...they move!
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Absolutely no one raised their eyebrows and went hmm but will the markets go for this?
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Still, some eyebrows were raised last summer when they announced that they had decided to marry.
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The study of arthritis sufferers is likely to raise eyebrows, given long-held concerns about Celebrex.
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Nayyem is thirty-five, with a sculpted goatee, heavy black eyebrows, and an immaculately shaved head.
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Melania Trump has raised some eyebrows with her bold choices for past White House Christmas decorations.
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The sale has raised eyebrows among some observers who are concerned about potential insider trading violations.
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Yet eyebrows are being raises over a new feature, which allows users' to share location information.
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Jay Inslee raising some eyebrows by claiming to have the best track record on the issue.
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The move raised eyebrows since the e-cigarette company's purported goal was making cigarette smoking obsolete.
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Veprek's appointment to his position of deputy assistant secretary raised eyebrows because of his low rank.
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Here are a few examples of things Trump shared on Sunday that have been raising eyebrows.
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But eyebrows were raised when Kolomoisky signaled the dispute could be better resolved under Zelensky's leadership.
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As a student at the State University of New York at Fredonia, his background raised eyebrows.
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Under the table, he touched his girlfriend's foot with his foot; his eyebrows lifted in apology.
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Even in terms of myself, playing in the Championship seems to raise a lot of eyebrows.
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Trump's tweets about Franken raised eyebrows given the president's own history with allegations of sexual abuse.
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The puzzling tweet has already been retweeted more than 12,000 times and is raising a few eyebrows.
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But people who doubt their story will certainly raise their eyebrows about one comment made by Appel.
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"The younger one [has] long curly hair, a thick accent, pierced ears and thin eyebrows," Bosenko said.
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Raised eyebrows can, however, also be a deliberate, if dramatic, facial expression to emphasize a specific comment.
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Still, the timing of the announcement in the early evening a few days before Christmas raised eyebrows.
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Flake, an ardent fiscal conservative of Arizona, raised his eyebrows at the House and Senate tax bills.
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Days after raising eyebrows with a campaign trail joke about attending a "public hanging," Mississippi Republican Sen.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's fifth-place finish in New Hampshire is raising eyebrows among his supporters.
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To cap off this segment, Allen even looks at the camera directly and roguishly raises his eyebrows.
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And Jessica, who wants to move in with a boyfriend who's also in recovery, raises more eyebrows.
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When I started wearing the ring on that finger when I was 16, it never raised eyebrows.
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This time, her chest-length hair, along with her eyelashes and eyebrows, fell out from her treatment.
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" As the employees eyebrows went up, he continued, "Oh, and the Force is strong with this one.
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Eyebrows have been raised over the Commission's apparent tolerance for rule-breaking (or reluctance to punish offenders).
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As a percentage of revenue, the benefits proposed in the deal have raised eyebrows among some analysts.
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As long as we get Travolta's eyebrows and some representation of the below moment, we're all good.
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And while accepting the board position was legal, it reportedly raised some eyebrows in the Obama administration.
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The singer's reaction to Eminem's unexpected performance of his 2002 hit 'Lose Yourself' also raised some eyebrows.
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She's holding Chan's arm as he stares into the camera, his bowl cut hair hiding his eyebrows.
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The answer raised some eyebrows at the company, and my mother would periodically tease him for it.
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By the time I got to college, my eyebrows were — for lack of a better word — butchered.
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"Physics, speech, her eyes, eyebrows, all the way down to her fingers are real time," he said.
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But as with everything Facebook has done, the development is raising eyebrows and quite a few questions.
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Still, the move raised some eyebrows, because traditionally, the Judiciary Committee has taken the lead in impeachment.
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"When I had chemotherapy for the first time, my eyebrows didn't really grow back," says Lancaster-Carey.
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Miyako waited, eyebrows hoisted like the cables on a suspension bridge, but the story ended with that.
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If there's one thing that Bieber has stayed true to over the years, it's his excellent eyebrows.
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I think her eyebrows are one of her most beautiful features that pulls her whole look together.
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British plans to inject 2 billion pounds of public money into Wylfa's equity had already raised eyebrows.
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I was born with a unibrow, so these are just my eyebrows, you know what I mean?
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Mugabe's travel to international conferences such as the ocean summit has raised eyebrows in cash-strapped Zimbabwe.
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The only thing that tests our patience more than growing out bangs is growing out our eyebrows.
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Fillon has also raised eyebrows in Germany by espousing warmer ties with Russia than Hollande has pursued.
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But type her name into YouTube and there's one category that immediately comes up: her bold eyebrows.
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Waxing is a beauty ritual that can vary in levels of discomfort, depending on the area. Eyebrows?
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"It took me a long time to get good eyebrows, and it has ruined them," she says.
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When Facebook removed a piece of "hate speech" from its platform, it raised quite a few eyebrows.
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Next, the pro filled in Kidman's eyebrows with a brow gel, before moving onto her eye shadow.
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Her brow furrows, and there are deep lines between her eyebrows that Sergio tells me are new.
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If you really want to nail the rabbit face, brush your eyebrows upwards with a mascara primer.
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Then I saw the mark in between her eyebrows and I thought it was just a scratch.
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Throughout it all, Kavanaugh sat silently, watching the verbal volleying with his lips pursed and eyebrows furrowed.
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Though they tend to have a nice shape, my eyebrows are naturally thin and faint (thanks, genetics!).
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Someone didn&apost like how their eyebrows were done and whips out a broomstick and some fists.
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If you feel so inclined, use foundation or concealer to lighten your eyebrows for a softer look.
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Her marriage to Perry raises eyebrows given their intense sexual chemistry that makes other women openly jealous.
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I could still move my eyebrows and I feel like I have all my same funny faces.
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There are no color additives approved by FDA for permanent dyeing or tinting of eyelashes and eyebrows.
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The following month, January 2018, Papadopoulos's then-fiancée Simona raised eyebrows by talking to the Washington Post.
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She and the emoji have similar eyes and eyebrows, and she's definitely got the expression down pat.
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And there are plenty of people in the US government who are raising eyebrows at Zuckerberg's ask.
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But a perceived disconnect between Luck's performance and his very lucrative payday might still raise some eyebrows.
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He's 21 now, and his hair is gray at the temples, but his eyebrows are still brown.
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The company's "boy brow," a kind of mascara meant to thicken and tame eyebrows, is particularly popular.
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The characters also respond to facial movements like raising your eyebrows and even have tongue-detecting abilities.
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The reversal raised eyebrows about her connections to top Democrats, including Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle.
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"My character was a woman of weak eyebrows and that's what she had to be," she explained.
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Although he was barely visible, Jordan could make out a red mark over one of his eyebrows.
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But what raised our eyebrows was how Warren weaved a cultural focus into her usual economic populism.
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And elsewhere in the hearing, Comey made a statement about Jeff Sessions that raised eyebrows in Washington.
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"It's actually what drag queens have been using for decades to block out their eyebrows," he says.
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While people were excited about the much-anticipated news, it also raised some eyebrows, namely because… AUG.
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As for Redditor casualoranges, we can bet he will no longer be trimming his eyebrows at home.
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Natalia has eyebrows so angular that I wouldn't be surprised if she drew them with a compass.
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Thin lips, even thinner eyebrows, nose like an L sign made with your thumb and index finger.
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Gabbard raised eyebrows when she met with Trump to discuss foreign policy two weeks after the election.
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Former OGE director and CNN contributor Walter Shaub said the letter to the Justice Department raised eyebrows.
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Giuliani's comments raised eyebrows, as did the assertion that the President had the power to pardon himself.
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Her eyebrows are shaped into deathly high arches because having a raised eyebrow is her default setting.
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Megyn Kelly's interview with the cast of Will & Grace raised quite a few eyebrows — Debra Messing's included.
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The deal was one that raised eyebrows from the start on whether it would get past regulators.
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The comments raised eyebrows as some worried belittling Kim could put the summit in jeopardy yet again.
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During the performance, Cowell's eyebrows raised in amazement and Mel B was seen grooving to his vocals.
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Here's to seeing this trend turn into a movement... because we are so tired of Instagram eyebrows.
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Meghan Markle's sister hasn't even published her book yet, but the forthcoming memoir is already raising eyebrows.
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"Morning Joe" is moderating a town hall Wednesday night featuring Trump, a move that has raised eyebrows.
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Now, before your eyebrows fly right off your face (looking at you, literary snobs), hear me out.
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And the smallest and lightest of the falling twigs just happened to brush his eyebrows and lashes.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE, a remark that raised eyebrows among lawmakers and national security experts.
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The apparently unintentional deletion, which occurred last summer, raised eyebrows among critics of the CIA's past. Sen.
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Flynn's connections with RT and other foreign sources have raised eyebrows from critics who opposed his nomination.
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Although Salesforce's shopping spree is raising eyebrows, this purchase makes a lot of sense on its face.
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The image of Pelosi, with her eyebrows raised and looking directly at Trump, became an internet sensation.
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A new lipstick launch isn't usually controversial, but NARS is certainly raising eyebrows with its latest campaign.
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And the request from the generic company, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, is raising eyebrows in PhRMA's secretive councils.
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"My eyebrows are my favorite thing because I don't have to do much to them," Shields says.
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Meanwhile, there's still not a single traditionally feminine thing a boy can do that wouldn't raise eyebrows.
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About thirty minutes into the Republican debate Thursday night, Donald Trump's eyebrows rose out of sheer surprise.
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His jab step still singes eyebrows and the reputation of his range is only eclipsed by Curry.
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She also wants her eyebrows to refashioned to look more like a popular music personality in Afghanistan.
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"Eyebrows are a bit difficult to use for a shoot, but the mask is good," she said.
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The vast majority of drone pilots are doing things with their drones that won't raise any eyebrows.
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But in the eastern part of the state, Colbert's comments were met with raised eyebrows and indignance.
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Then, she sectioned the first of four ponytails by clipping back just the strands behind the eyebrows.
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The choice is raising eyebrows—and concerns—within the agency about her lack of environmental policy experience.
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However, over the years, the organization has faced criticism and raised eyebrows for some of its decisions.
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Though it remains unclear what prompted the tweet from Trump, the timing raised eyebrows for two reasons.
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The President raised a few Democratic eyebrows when he said America will never be a socialist country.
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Two mellifluous syllables and her face springs to mind: the fierce, open gaze, those striking full eyebrows.
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Asked what she made of the Shed's shiny next-door neighbor, Ms. Diller simply raised her eyebrows.
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She's a self-help author, however, and her statements on depression and vaccinations have raised some eyebrows.
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Otherwise, it is a sea of paleness, with her eyebrows nearly fading away into the light skin.
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But along with an outpouring of support, the process is raising eyebrows and drawing charges of hypocrisy.
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Basically, it has to be short -- not falling over soldiers' ears or eyebrows, or touching the collar.
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Lindsey Graham raised eyebrows Sunday when he suggested that suffering amid the trade war could be justified.
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The fact that she's on Morning Consult's list of the 20183 most unpopular senators has raised eyebrows.
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The gate guard raised his eyebrows at my deck sticking up from piles in the back seat.
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In high school, she was named "best eyebrows" by her classmates, which she suspects was a joke.
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While her eyebrows twist, contort and furrow, her eyes and body oddly show little depth of emotion.
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Barrel-chested with thick, dark eyebrows and a stern, square face, Milley more than fits the bill.
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My hair was crammed into a beanie, which I pulled down low enough to cover my eyebrows.
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Melania Trump raised eyebrows Monday night after delivering a much-anticipated address at the convention in Cleveland.
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There, his mother, a slim woman with light-colored eyebrows, cooks something unappetizing-looking in a saucepan.
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For her makeup, Halsey opted for a bold look that included pastel eye shadow and bleached eyebrows.
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The musician also changed her makeup, this time wearing purple eye shadow, matching lipstick, and white eyebrows.
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But the Pope's use of the term "sexual slavery" was what raised more than a few eyebrows.
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Dominique's father is drawn with his belly protruding, legs splayed, his mustache and eyebrows dark and prominent.
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I love his dark eyebrows and the dimple in his chin, and the classic slicked-back hair.
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But Netflix has also gone a great deal further, promoting films in ways that have raised eyebrows.
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There was one with flower petals: I stuck them over my eyebrows and blended colors around it.
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"I want the results to look like you're wearing mascara, instead of your eyelashes touching your eyebrows."
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Richard Grenell as acting director of national intelligence (DNI) has raised eyebrows with many national security experts.
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They bickered, one over the other, raised their eyebrows and smirked and sneered at each other's jibes.
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The man who did it had no connection to the Patriots, but the incident still raised eyebrows.
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