He may wear eyeglasses and has moles on his face.
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These Benjamin Martin eyeglasses from 1756 affix to the ears.
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It's kind of like putting on a pair of eyeglasses.
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It's used in our cell phones, eyeglasses, and tennis balls.
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It will finally include dental care, hearing aids, and eyeglasses.
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Eclipse glasses can be worn over regular eyeglasses, as well.
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Let's face it: Shopping for eyeglasses is no easy task.
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Wore eyeglasses you wanted to grind underfoot like a butterfly.
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And the prop eyeglasses don't make them look any smarter.
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Nearly 1 in 265 also said they couldn't afford eyeglasses.
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The cocktail party was reproduced in miniature in Gary's eyeglasses.
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Rachel's playful gesture with her eyeglasses is just the beginning.
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For many, they're a basic necessity, but eyeglasses are expensive.
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There may be some employers who say, you know, instead of X kind of eyeglasses, we're going to give you the 3D super-fantastic eyeglasses where you can listen to everybody as you look.
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A pair of eyeglasses, believed to belong to Regan, were nearby.
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While she was on suicide watch, even her eyeglasses were forbidden.
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She wore Warby Parker eyeglasses that were almost identical to his.
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Earlier in the night, somebody found some eyeglasses at the bar.
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The company that makes Swiss Army Knives is making eyeglasses now?
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Do you know anyone who might need eyeglasses to improve vision?
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Even pipes he smoked and eyeglasses he wore are on view.
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Also found were degraded clothing, athletic shoes, and a pair of eyeglasses.
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In practice, few optical systems other than eyeglasses rely on single lenses.
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It also a batch of 50 conceptual eyeglasses, by contemporary Israeli designers.
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And Kendall has done just that with her latest pair of eyeglasses.
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Skis, a watch, some clothing remains and his eyeglasses were found nearby.
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It steams up eyeglasses and feels like an iron on your skin.
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On Wednesday, 21 children were given eyeglasses free of charge, officials said.
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As Brock, the chef, started to eat, he took off his eyeglasses.
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LG: But left-handed people won't be able to wear the eyeglasses?
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We need to have you help us understand how to price eyeglasses.
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Products include license plates, highway signage, mattresses, pillows, dustpans, textiles and eyeglasses.
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Some states' programs may not cover dental care, eyeglasses or other benefits.
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Smart technologies are being incorporated into our kitchen appliances, shoes, vehicles, and eyeglasses.
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These layered eyeglasses from Omer Polak aren't high tech, but they're symbolically local.
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Contact lenses and laser surgery, for example, surpass eyeglasses in comfort and convenience.
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The latest collection features two pairs of eyeglasses and three pairs of sunglasses.
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Eyeglasses go to the Lions Club, cellphones go to Cell Phones for Soldiers.
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I remember mumbling something about my eyeglasses just before the lights went out.
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In other words, time for Maz Kanata to start polishing up those eyeglasses.
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For Johnson it was his round black eyeglasses, a borrowing from Le Corbusier.
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His wife, Elizabeth Kaczmarczyk, 58, sells vintage eyeglasses at the Brooklyn Flea market.
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She had on tortoise-shell eyeglasses and wore her hair in a bob.
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For senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing AIDS and eyeglasses.
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So did the New York socialite Anne Slater (white hair, cobalt blue eyeglasses).
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They make goods like eyeglasses, sweaters, HVAC parts, pasta sauce and salad dressing.
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For senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses.
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Among the most eye-popping (pun intended) multi-brand monopolies is in eyeglasses.
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Here's what else is happening: Another day of misty eyeglasses and dank socks.
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The parking lot was littered with debris — clothes, hats, beer bottles, jewelry, eyeglasses.
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Robert S., via email Dear Heloise: I use magnifying eyeglasses and have many.
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Older Americans, he enthused, would be covered for dental care, hearing aids, eyeglasses.
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Consumers also need real competition to curb the sky-high prices of eyeglasses.
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She had postponed a trip to the mainland to pick up prescription eyeglasses.
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I buy five pairs of eyeglasses per year because I keep losing them.
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The retailer just announced Echo Frames, eyeglasses that come with Alexa built-in.
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Seems like eyeglasses will forever be a product we're spending too much on.
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He topped off his look with shiny loafers and a pair of round eyeglasses.
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Vaunt is the first pair of smart eyeglasses I've tried that doesn't look ridiculous.
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That might be related to sarge's eyeglasses, which cops say broke in the fall.
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He was "very reserved" during his interview and, according to his mothers, needed eyeglasses.
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When my eyeglasses defogged, I saw batteries of all sizes gleaming on the shelves.
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Preschoolers, he said, may have difficulty if someone puts on — or takes off — eyeglasses.
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Also pack a change of clothes, prescription medications, and extra eyeglasses or contact lenses.
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It can all grow too humid; I want motorized windshield wipers for my eyeglasses.
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Vendors, including Amazon, have recalled some eyeglasses after questioning the authenticity of their certification.
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Water bottles and electronics will freeze, and even putting down eyeglasses can be problematic.
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Multiple unions oversee the administration of benefits like eyeglasses, education or extra health care.
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He wore blue-framed eyeglasses, a navy cardigan, and a solar-powered Seiko watch.
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Critical Medications, Eyeglasses Getting a prescription filled post-quake will be difficult at best.
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His face is lined, his long hair unfussy; he has a professorial pair of eyeglasses.
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Neil Blumenthal cofounded the eight-year-old eyeglasses company Warby Parker, where remains co-CEO.
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At one point, he took off his eyeglasses and dabbed his eyes with a tissue.
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It's not uncommon for teachers to pay for food, clothing, or even eyeglasses for children.
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"Wore eyeglasses you wanted to grind underfoot like a butterfly," as his friend Turner notes.
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Left behind on the sidewalk, officials said, were his hat, his eyeglasses and his beard.
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Prescriptions can be written by optometrists and ophthalmologists; opticians dispense eyeglasses but don't write prescriptions.
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He is bald, wears tortoise-shell eyeglasses, and leaves his shirts open at the neck.
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They include pharmaceutical manufacturer Novo Nordisk, eyeglasses maker Warby Parker and the San Diego Zoo.
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Smiley takes off his eyeglasses and polishes them with the thick end of his necktie.
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The clothes inside were valued at $500, and there was a $500 pair of eyeglasses.
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"Make eyeglasses to see the moon larger," a note reads, a century before the telescope.
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Finally, in the eighth grade, he got eyeglasses, which allowed him to see the blackboard.
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It ranges from cereals, beers, and snacks to car rental services, hotels, and even eyeglasses.
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But we can change the environment — in the form of eyeglasses — to improve people's eyesight.
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Later in life, he carried two pairs of eyeglasses: one for distance, another for reading.
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Doering, who is sixty-four, has a graying pixie cut and wears electric-blue eyeglasses.
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Vision tests, also known as refraction tests, measure a patient's prescription for eyeglasses or contacts.
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Investors in 6over6 Vision included: Rimonci Capital, Alumot VC, the Indian online eyeglasses company Lenskart.
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Under his health plan, eyeglasses, hearing aids, and dental services will be free by 2021.
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"Isaac Asimov suggested that the invention of eyeglasses is what created the Renaissance," said Rabkin.
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On a side note, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention Quavo's stunning diamond-encrusted eyeglasses.
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Spiotta, who is 903, wears elegant, heavy-framed eyeglasses without which she is unfamiliar to herself.
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The Kylie Cosmetics mogul revealed on her Instagram Story that she has to wear prescription eyeglasses.
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A new design idea translates these audio cues to visual ones, via a set of eyeglasses.
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The eyeglasses sell for 27,300 yen ($245) a pair, cheaper than many other eye-tracking devices.
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Afshar was 240, a gregarious man with eyeglasses, thinning hair, and plans to retire that spring.
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She's seen students get braces and eyeglasses, medical help for diabetes, in-class tutors, emergency counselors.
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When it's as simple as getting our son eyeglasses, we can't just send it to him.
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Eyeglasses, despite being one of the oldest wearable technologies out there, just aren't sexy, it seems.
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With today's digital revolution, it would seem that they should be approaching the cost of eyeglasses.
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She dressed straightforwardly in a black T-shirt, her Gucci eyeglasses the only suggestion of status.
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And she decided to keep going, ultimately launching PAIR Eyewear, an online retailer of children's eyeglasses.
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Do not look at Monday's solar eclipse without special eyeglasses that you have confirmed are safe.
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Other sectors that could wind up in the crosshairs include the beer industry, airlines and eyeglasses.
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The shooter wore a black trench coat and eyeglasses and had a black beard, witnesses said.
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It wanted dental care, prescription drugs and other services, like eyeglasses, to be covered as well.
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As for the felony criminal damage to property ... McCall's accused of intentionally damaging the sergeant's eyeglasses.
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It even comes in a little case that looks as if it could be for eyeglasses.
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She joins Nick at the French Market, where they browse preserved alligator heads and try on eyeglasses.
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Overview, an exhibit currently up at the Design Museum Holon, charts the history and evolution of eyeglasses.
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Favel was wearing a green toque and black-rimmed eyeglasses when last seen, according to the statement.
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One day, he said, people would see virtual reality through a pair of ordinary eyeglasses or sunglasses.
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The letter thrust the eccentric Bornstein, with his shoulder-length hair and round eyeglasses, into public view.
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Many of these vision impairments can be treated and prevented, some with a simple pair of eyeglasses.
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Treatment options range from eyeglasses to surgery — but there is no pharmaceutical option available on the market.
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Eyeglasses retailer Warby Parker is launching its own line of contacts, available Tuesday in stores and online.
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Leonardo Del Vecchio, whose eyeglasses empire makes Ray-Bans and Oakleys, used to be a factory worker.
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Most voters are tired of getting lectured to by Harvard-trained pinheads who wear fashion-designer eyeglasses.
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Both wore black eyeglasses and wore their long dark tresses down, which only added to their similarities.
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Researchers say that more than a billion people around the world need eyeglasses but don't have them.
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She now has prescription eyeglasses and a closet's worth of clothes that are strewn about her bedroom.
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The company is developing augmented reality technology, including eyeglasses, that will overlay real objects with digital ones.
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They are just a few tastemakers breathing new life into a classic style of eyeglasses: the aviator.
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Desktops are lined with coffee cups and Coca-Cola cans, pens and paperwork, binders, headsets and eyeglasses.
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Snap also created Lenses, software that adds features like animal ears or eyeglasses to a user's face.
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Props: Add some eyeglasses, a hat or a beard with prop stickers you can paste on your face.
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What it does: The company created an eyeglasses device that can read words to people who can't see.
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That money will then be used for other health care premiums, including prescription drugs, eyeglasses or gym memberships.
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BARZAN, Iraq — A pair of rusted eyeglasses, a grimy antique watch, torn bank notes and old identification cards.
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And we will expand Medicare to include dental care, eyeglasses, hearing aids, and home health care, as well.
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Traditional Medicare does not cover certain classes of care, including eyeglasses, hearing aids, dental or long-term care.
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Your dentures, routine vision exams and eyeglasses, as well as hearing aids, generally aren't covered under original Medicare.
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Other products, like Echo Frames (eyeglasses) and Echo Loop (a smart ring) are more of a question mark.
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Binders and eyeglasses and cigar boxes sit next to cans of RC Cola and packs of Winston cigarettes.
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It does not cover prescription drugs, for example, nor does it pay for eyeglasses or long-term care.
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And Trump's fragrance line, his board game, his ghostwritten books, his energy drink, his eyeglasses, and his chocolate bars.
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For me, I've never not ended a session of eyeglasses shopping without choking back rage tears at the optometrist's.
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DoodleMold kits can also be purchased separately for $15, which include kits for food, key rings, desserts, and eyeglasses.
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Consider the mockery visited on Rick Perry when he appeared in Clark Kent-like thick-rimmed eyeglasses in 2014.
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There was the 13-year-old Black girl with a wide smile and eyeglasses, whose outfit included pink sneakers.
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It also pays for visits to eye doctors and dentists, as well as prescription drugs, eyeglasses and hearing aids.
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For children, eyeglasses or contact lenses move the focus back to the retina, and a clear image is formed.
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At the DeploraBall he wore a fedora, a pin-striped suit jacket, and eyeglasses with stylish John Varvatos frames.
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Instead of haggling with a store clerk for a pair of generic eyeglasses, take your prescription eyewear shopping online.
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Warby Parker co-CEOs Dave Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal worked in consulting before founding the eyeglasses company in 2010.
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There she was: short black hair, black tank, black jeans, sandals, and in place of her usual eyeglasses, goggles.
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Job description: Dental and ophthalmic laboratory technicians and medical appliance technicians make devices such as dentures, eyeglasses, and prosthetics.
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At sixty-nine, he is a large man, slimmed by black clothes; he wears eyeglasses with severe black frames.
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"They can't be sensible," said John Veglak, who is in his early 50s and wore round eyeglasses and knickers.
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Earlier this year, I was proud that our state voted to exempt medically necessary eyeglasses from a sales tax.
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In recent years, the approach has expanded to companies making eyeglasses, snack bars, soap, toothbrushes and even pet food.
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Stay tuned for pricing — and the full range of styles — for the duo's debut sunglasses (and perhaps eyeglasses, too).
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And the bill for a routine vision exam is $50-$300 or more, while prescription eyeglasses average about $200.
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It has also set up an optical lab in Sloatsburg, N.Y., to help produce the lenses for its eyeglasses.
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It does not include eyeglasses, contact lenses, or other medical equipment that patients typically buy themselves in retail settings.
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"Creative" puts lipstick — or, more precisely, a pair of Warby Parker eyeglasses and a sleeve tattoo — on a pig.
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Now, read the article, "A Simple Way to Improve a Billion Lives: Eyeglasses," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Robin Neal, whose vision was tested at 20/100, desperately needed a pair of the free eyeglasses RAM offered.
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I never properly covered, for instance, people who collect antique cannons, tractors, eyeglasses, ice cream scoops and opium bottles.
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Half the knowledge workers I encountered had the same thin cashmere sweaters I did, and the same lightweight eyeglasses.
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A few minutes later, Liu appeared, looking tidy and practical: smart bob, eyeglasses, striped turtleneck, overalls, pumpkin-colored raincoat.
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"Everything about him seemed very finessed, from the gold ring on his finger to his gold eyeglasses," he said.
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We've just gotten some brief time with Amazon's first smart eyeglasses, the Echo Frames, at the company's Seattle headquarters.
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In the video, Sammie Lewis, who was 18 at the time, goes on an epic rant about wearing eyeglasses.
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Erlich's team did report running an additional experiment—embedding a 1.4-megabyte video in a plexiglass pair of eyeglasses.
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That has allowed a few giant companies to dominate industries including air travel, cable television and the eyeglasses business.
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"Pitseolak's Glasses" (2006) depicts her grandmother's eyeglasses in a near-abstract manner that is reminiscent of engraved ivory forms.
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Ever wonder why, even though he gets his eyeglasses made there, Donald J. Trump just seems so afraid of China?
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Since you're strapping a headset to your face, you can expect it to weigh a bit more than your eyeglasses.
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The white and (limited edition) orange have back camera bumps and rails, giving them a chunky eyeglasses kind of look.
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One of his students is working on an application for Google Glass, a computer with a display mounted on eyeglasses.
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Click here to view original GIFMicrosoft is no longer the company that evokes images of pocket protectors and taped eyeglasses.
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That's why all of the electronics in Vaunt sit inside two little modules built into the stems of the eyeglasses.
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With a new pair of eyeglasses, you begin to see things, notice things, that didn't seem to be there before.
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It sells cosmetics, eyeglasses and perfumes online, but says releasing other items on the web would make them less exclusive.
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Examples include copays and other out-of-pocket expenses for doctor visits, dental visits, hospital services, prescription drugs and eyeglasses.
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The firm also holds stakes in the highly valued messaging service Slack and the still-private eyeglasses retailer Warby Parker.
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The images showed a young man wearing eyeglasses, khaki trousers and a dark T-shirt, wielding an assault-style rifle.
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Eye doctors are different than most in that they can sell healthcare products like eyeglasses and contacts directly to patients.
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He owns forty-three pairs of eyeglasses and a Cartier wedding band of three tones—rose gold, gold, and silver.
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ASRI started giving out eyeglasses in early 210, hoping the handouts would engage the villages around Gunung Palung National Park.
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Prominent in the dizzyingly perspectival block of storefronts behind her are shop signs for eyeglasses and telephones — sight and sound.
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Companies like Warby Parker, which makes eyeglasses, and Toms, the shoe company, are pioneers among so-called give-back companies.
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For its first three years of life, Warby Parker sold prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses, and it only did so online.
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At first he sold and repaired eyeglasses and watches, but nowadays he mostly just repairs watches, both quartz and mechanical.
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MEERUT, India — The vandals attacked a statue of Gandhi in the southern state of Kerala, breaking its wire-rimmed eyeglasses.
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Among all adults, the proportion who said they couldn't afford eyeglasses rose from 123% in 2002 to 8.7% in 2017.
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Because the riders (or drivers) get to choose the subjects, she's written about everything from wearing eyeglasses to practicing Islam.
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The morning will begin with a crafts workshop to make concert props, including colorful eyeglasses that represent each person's worldview.
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In Richmond, for example, he talked about how the government would now cover hearing aids, eyeglasses and home health care.
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Other companies supply cleaners or masseurs, or dispatch a dizzying array of products - flowers, medicine, movie tickets, cameras and eyeglasses.
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"The Vaunt really doesn't look or feel very different than a regular pair of eyeglasses," venture capitalist Gene Munster said.
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As The Verge notes, much of the distribution of eyeglasses across the world is done by just one company: Luxottica.
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Still, the youthful energy and glow of his singing were appealing, and he looked endearing with his eyeglasses and awkwardness.
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So it's no surprise that the Spectacles are sunglasses, and not eyeglasses, and work best in bright, well-lit conditions.
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The Better Deal agenda laments corporate consolidation across the beer industry, the airline industry, eyeglasses firms, and the telecom giants.
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Similarly, there's a research paper circulating with designs for nonreflective eyeglasses that might reliably foil face detection in the future.
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The "Trump" brand appeared on steaks, on vodka, on eyeglasses, on lamps, and on fragrances, to name just a few.
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They are less likely to have unmet needs for necessary medical services, like getting prescription eyeglasses or mental health counseling.
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Nash Eyeglasses, available at Felix Gray, from $95I don't need prescription eyeglasses, but I wear a pair of blue light glasses when I work long days and later at night to avoid messing with my circadian rhythm since that's the kind of thing that can ruin a week (and my energy) by Wednesday morning.
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Cliven Bundy was subdued during a brief court appearance in Portland, appearing pale and tired in a jail uniform and eyeglasses.
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Gregory Larin's eyeglasses draw inspiration from the fantasy world—a new superhero (or villain) would be right at home in them.
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Amazon offers a flotilla of "smart" devices to replace your microwave, kids' nightlights, wall plugs, and, coming soon, rings and eyeglasses.
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Warby Parker, the $1 billion+ eyeglasses retailer, just launched an app that could make it easier to check your eyeglass prescription.
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He entered Buckingham Palace in a crisp black and blue suit and — wait for it — a perfectly round pair of eyeglasses.
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"The recommendations are that eyeglasses should block UVA and UVB radiation," said Dr. Andrea Thau, president of the American Optometric Association.
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It's that dry analytical look—everything from his half-rimmed eyeglasses to his seemingly starched dress shirts—that turns her on.
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Call it an eloquent frenzy of objects: a mountain of suitcases, countless tangled eyeglasses, discarded artificial limbs piled behind the glass.
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But as Mr. McGuinness prepared to deliver his remarks, he looked momentarily confused, like a man who had mislaid his eyeglasses.
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The sight of rooms filled with eyeglasses, shoes, children's possessions and suitcases showed the human level of the tragedy of genocide.
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The company has just released its Spectacles video eyeglasses and plans to go public with an initial public offering next year.
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I'm mindful each day that my perception is a lens that focuses reality in the same way my eyeglasses focus vision.
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Blue eyeglasses were strapped to his head, and blue braces decorated with pictures of Mickey Mouse were strapped to his legs.
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In one series, he plays with broken eyeglasses found on the street, and creates a horror-movie mask with Silly Putty.
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Warby Parker, a direct-to-consumer brand that sells eyeglasses, reached unicorn status just five years after it launched in 2010.
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While the new glasses will undoubtedly bring up comparisons to Google Glass, Amazon's new eyeglasses don't have cameras or a display.
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A variety of medical expenses can count, ranging from co-pays and eyeglasses to travel costs incurred to receive medical care.
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Her left wrist sparkled with diamond and silver bracelets, while her Dolce & Gabbana kitten heels and eyeglasses were bedazzled with crystals.
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I have purchased six pairs of eyeglasses, seven Tracphones, sent boxes of clean underwear, pants, and socks to sober houses and shelters.
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WALK down the street in a Chinese city, and you are likely to see nearly as many kouzhao as eyeglasses or wristwatches.
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You can pick out five frames of its eyeglasses or sunglasses to try on at home, and frames start at just $95.
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Still, before AR eyeglasses are ready to go mainstream, manufacturers have a few hurdles to clear, including cost, form, function and content.
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Her fabulous and free go-to takes a cue from those goofy New Year's eyeglasses: Putting anything in the shape of 2017.
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She had fine black hair and matronly eyeglasses, and was clad in sweatpants and a hoodie that were different shades of gray.
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After news of the attack broke, eyeglasses brand Warby Parker offered to give Jacobs a new pair of spectacles, free of charge.
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He has the air of an excitable gnome, with a mop of black hair, thick seventies-style eyeglasses, and a wicked laugh.
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A steady stream of volunteers cleaned the residents' eyeglasses, shined their shoes, massaged feet and filled the halls and chapels with music.
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From rings to headphones and even eyeglasses, the company appears to be stuffing Alexa into whatever it can get its hands on.
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The Echo Frames look a bit larger than most standard eyeglasses, but they feel just as light as any pair of glasses.
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"It should be like a prescription for eyeglasses," said Dr. Christine Cassel, a co-chairwoman of the council's hearing technologies working group.
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Wearing an Astor and Black custom-made suit, antique gold rim eyeglasses, and patent leather shoes with a dark walnut leather bag.
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They can ensure that patients have their hearing aids, dentures, eyeglasses, and walkers or canes to help them stay oriented and mobile.
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Luckily, the same retail forces that disrupted razors, eyeglasses, luggage, mattresses and hair-loss treatments, have set their sights on men's drawers.
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You can spend the money on a wide variety of "qualified" expenses, including doctor visits, eyeglasses, fertility treatment and drug addiction treatment.
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"I just started growing mine for a while," he said while adjusting his eyeglasses, "and after a while, it grew on me."
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The Echo Frames are designed to be discreet and to look like your basic pair of thick-framed eyeglasses from straight on.
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But unless you're actually MacGyver, the biggest emergencies you face on a daily basis probably involve fixing eyeglasses or opening boxes from Amazon.
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The only thing potential users will need is their pupillary distance, which anyone with eyeglasses will already have on hand from their optometrist.
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Many tech industry leaders envision a future in which eyeglasses, car windshields and other surfaces can overlay digital information on the real world.
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" –Tracee Ellis Ross Lucy the Elephant Wearing Sneakers with Everything Taylor Swift's July 4th Party Eyeglasses Company Warby Parker "I love the people.
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The first thing anyone will notice about the MW3003s is that they seem like they were cut from a nice pair of eyeglasses.
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Leonard said that the suspect wore a burgundy shirt, black jeans, military-style boots, a dark-colored ball cap and black framed eyeglasses.
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Cruelly, the game refused to give me the option of selecting eyeglasses, but all my coworkers said it looks exactly like me regardless.
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Don't forget that the show featured a Family Matters crossover that had Steve Urkel (Jaleel White) teaching Stephanie to accept her new eyeglasses.
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There were issues with it blurring out the edges of a subject's eyeglasses, but overall people really "popped" thanks to the bokeh effect.
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Special eyeglasses made with proper solar filters allow viewers to safely gaze at the sun any time for unlimited duration, the AAS said.
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That serious looking fellow in the eyeglasses is Horacio Pagani, an Argentinian who moved to Italy in the 1980s to work at Lamborghini.
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Her foray into frame design makes sense for the star, whose collection of sunglasses and eyeglasses is in the ballpark of 250 pairs.
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For example, there are plenty of places to find inexpensive eyeglasses, but Warby Parker differentiates itself by donating glasses to people in need.
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For one, mega-mergers and acquisitions in airlines, cable and telecom, beer, food, and yes, even eyeglasses took place during the Obama years.
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Right now the money can be used to cover certain medical items like prescription eyeglasses and bandages, but not sanitary pads or tampons.
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But she remained legally blind; she needed thick eyeglasses and a magnifying glass to read small print and was not able to drive.
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They also advised putting unwashable items into sealed plastic bags, washing their eyeglasses in warm water and cleaning their phones with baby wipes.
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She recalls a particular pair of eyeglasses her mother wore, decorated with blue and green dots, in a valiant effort to be cheerful.
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That includes qualified expenses such as medications, over-the-counter drugs, first-aid supplies and dental services, as well as eyeglasses and contacts.
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Echo Frames are basically standard eyeglasses (you can opt for prescription lenses if you want), but have microphones and a speaker built in.
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Peering through thick eyeglasses, the 75-year-old retired chemist checked the plastic bottle attached at the top, filled with alcohol and bugs.
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There are jazzy eyeglasses made of spoons, cork, wire and other found materials from Cyrus Kabiru, a Kenyan designer ("Caribbean Sun" is pictured).
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Eyeglasses found at the crime scene match the model, style and prescription of glasses worn by Criner, according to testimony from two eye experts.
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But I was awed by the way you put icing or pink eyeglasses on to talk about what&aposs going on in North Korea.
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I'd worn an argyle sweater vest from a vintage store near the Pompidou, eyeglasses from my favorite retro optical shop in the East Village.
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Companies boast that they donate gifts like shoes, eyeglasses, and menstrual pads to people in impoverished countries while American customers applaud those brands' morality.
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I think you shouldn't wear the same eyeglasses everyday, so I try to change it up, but they're all variations on the same theme.
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Chao's arm, trying to yank her back to her seat, and Carole sprang to her feet, nearly knocking her bedazzled eyeglasses off her face.
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Kepler had it right when it came to the orbit of planets, but he was wrong about how the environment influences prescriptions for eyeglasses.
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The tax could apply to products such as MRI and X-ray systems but does not apply to eyeglasses, contact lenses and hearing aids.
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While it's been said that the co-CEO strategy is dead, several companies, like eyeglasses-darling Warby Parker and investment firm KKR demonstrate otherwise.
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Besides a Chanel eyeglasses campaign earlier this year, the bold-browed beauty has been keeping her fashion-industry involvement to a minimum of late.
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Here, five new releases — celeb-endorsed eyeglasses frames, Sia-designed ballet flats, French girl denim and more — to get you excited about fashion again.
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"Our algorithm solves an optimization problem to find what the colors of the eyeglasses should be to achieve impersonation or dodging," he told Motherboard.
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A slight, wiry man in his seventies, with big eyeglasses and a gray brush cut, he is a throwback to the pre-Chávez era.
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A technology developed by 6over6 could allow people to obtain new prescriptions for eyeglasses or contact lenses without a visit to an eye doctor.
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He is now thirty-six, with a trim beard, thick black eyeglasses, and a regular uniform of slim-cut dress shirts and dark jeans.
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You can use your HSA to pay for things Medicare doesn't cover, like dental care, eyeglasses, smoking cessation, weight-loss programs, and so on.
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He trades his designer shades for boldly framed eyeglasses, turns his gimlet eye on various sculptures and paintings and drops depth-charged bons mots.
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It also has four precision screwdrivers, great for working with electronics (even if that just means removing the battery casing) or for repairing eyeglasses.
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In his hands he has a piece of glass—eyeglasses or a magnifying glass—and manages to start a fire using the sun's rays.
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He's wearing large nerdy eyeglasses and a wool ski cap; he roams the kitchen, seemingly unconcerned, selecting items as if in a grocery store.
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One particularly clever design survives from an eyeglasses store: the double-sided placard features golden lacquer frames embedded with convex, clear rock crystal lenses.
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With his signature rimless eyeglasses and "Everything will be fine" slogan on billboards across Istanbul, he has avoided criticizing Erdogan, focusing instead on local policy.
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While searching the area behind Breana's house, officers found the teen's eyeglasses and a "stocking cap" with blood that matched a description of her clothing.
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Cara perfectly nailed every street style trend, from her clear eyeglasses and oversized denim jacket, to her ripped jeans, western belt, and Puma Fenty creepers.
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" • Photos of individuals with oversized eyeglasses, polo shirts, and sparse mustaches were categorized as either "straight and alone" or "gay in a very small town.
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The private plans may also offer additional benefits not available from traditional Medicare — like coverage for hearing aids and eyeglasses — and lower patient cost sharing.
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A skeletal hand holds up an eyeglasses frame and mustache like one the artist himself sports, making the whole sculpture a cheerfully demonic self-portrait.
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One day, he told me that we were going to Nairobi for an eye check up, and that they were going to buy me eyeglasses.
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Gold chains dangle from his eyeglasses frames; an American flag tucked under one of his epaulets, wraps around his midsection and drapes over his shoulder.
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Some products are wearables, such as Abeye — a pair of black-frame eyeglasses for seniors that include a sensor for falls and an alert button.
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And so, Facebook's going to be a big player in this big industry wide battle to who's going to create the eyeglasses for alternate realities.
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However, this virus can live on metal and plastic for days, so simply adjusting your eyeglasses with unwashed hands may be enough to infect yourself.
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In short, you can use these tools to service everything from a pair of eyeglasses to a large piece of furniture or a household appliance.
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Medical supplies should include a first aid kit, any prescription drugs or medical devices you need as well as extra eyeglasses and hearing-aid batteries.
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Roosevelt's metal eyeglasses case and a copy of his 50-page speech, tucked inside his jacket, slowed the bullet and saved the bull moose's life.
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Over the years, there have also been legislative efforts to add coverage for eyeglasses, hearing aids, dental and long-term care — none of them successful.
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" [imitating Sanders] "We will cover hearing aids, eyeglasses and insurance if you slip in the shower, especially the part of the mildew that gets slippery.
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If they are seniors, we are going to expand Medicare benefits to cover dental care, which is not covered for seniors, hearing aids and eyeglasses.
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He began his coaching odyssey as a part-time assistant, a cerebral guy in eyeglasses who passed painstakingly meticulous reports to the full-time coaches.
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Another removed Sophia's tiny lavender eyeglasses, waved a shiny silver pompom and flickered a flashlight, but her eyes seemed barely able to follow the stimuli.
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" Dr. Barchas has been doing her own intensive study of Austen's prescription, summed up in a new paper, "Speculations on Spectacles: Jane Austen's Eyeglasses, Mrs.
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The city will also expand an existing partnership with Warby Parker to provide eyeglasses for children, an initiative that was announced nearly four years ago.
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Funds in the trusts can be used to pay for items that aren't covered under government programs, such as dental work, eyeglasses, haircuts and caregiver charges.
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You can generally use your FSA funds on the contacts or eyeglasses you purchase, too, as well as contact accessories such as cleaning solution and cases.
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To learn more, Barchas and her co-author, Elizabeth Picherit, examined the three pairs of eyeglasses exhibited by the British Library and verified their historical accuracy.
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The most advanced optics enable manufacturers to produce small, sleek eyeglasses and keep them small and light, with the potential to deliver far more versatile functionality.
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They will be better because Medicare-for-all is comprehensive and covers all health care needs ... it will finally include dental care, hearing aids, and eyeglasses.
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McCullough, 27, seemed in good health and wore heavy black eyeglasses; a cellmate had stabbed him in the eye a few years ago as he slept.
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It was chaos, but a controlled chaos with a European sensibility, meaning that most of the people who bumped into me were wearing avant-garde eyeglasses.
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Ben Franklin paid his eye doctor to slice the lenses in his reading glasses in half and attach them to a half-lens from his eyeglasses.
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As of September, Saudis must make up 70 percent of the workforce in 12 retail areas including selling furniture, car spare parts, sweets, watches and eyeglasses.
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That's still more than most eyeglasses by a noticeable margin, but Google Glass added an extra 33 grams on top of whatever pair you were wearing.
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The Peri glasses The accessory includes four microphones to be attached at the corners of the eyeglasses, and can be tuned for sensitivity to noise volume.
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There's a guide on how to spot the fake, which recommends that you keep an eye on teeth, "water-splotches," wonky backgrounds, and imperfections on eyeglasses.
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The turkeys also have a lot of accessories to keep them well dressed all season, including a holiday hat set, round eyeglasses, and a jaunty scarf.
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The stakes are high in the fiercely competitive eyewear market, which is expected to grow to nearly $130 billion worldwide as demand increases for prescription eyeglasses.
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Other qualified medical expenses that you can claim for now include dental work (generally not teeth whitening), eyeglasses and modifications to your home for disabled individuals.
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The luxe collection of sunglasses and eyeglasses, called Mr. Leight, is handmade in Japan, with neat details like adjustable temples and titanium and pearl nose pads.
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More than a billion people around the world need eyeglasses but don't have them, researchers say, an affliction long overlooked on lists of public health priorities.
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"Then I met Selima," Ms. Barton said, referring to Selima Salaun, an optician who runs Selima Optique, a vintage and designer eyeglasses store on Bond Street.
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" Their white paper points out "the current average price of eyeglasses is now at $400, a cost in line with an iPad, and is steadily rising.
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He soon called Raider, a friend who had already co-founded Warby Parker, the eyeglasses company that upended an industry virtually monopolized by Italian firm Luxottica.
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By far the two most unexpected products of Amazon's big hardware event were its Alexa-enabled eyeglasses and titanium smart ring, Echo Frames and Echo Loop.
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Dots of frost had begun to form on the lenses of his rimless eyeglasses and cars and busses occasionally broke the calm; he paid no mind.
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Now you can avoid facial recognition, or even "frame" someone else (get it?) by impersonating them with new eyeglasses developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Mr. Gaultier, in a black shirt and jeans, brown blazer and professorial eyeglasses, came out and eschewed his usual catwalk scamper for a more sedate bow.
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He looked to be in his early 20083s, with close-cropped gray hair, stubble on his cheeks, and eyeglasses propped on the bridge of his nose.
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He looked to be in his early 60s, with close-cropped gray hair, stubble on his cheeks, and eyeglasses propped on the bridge of his nose.
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Galecki dons traditional bondage gear, with his character's eyeglasses in one of the straps of his little outfit, while he's got a riding crop in his hand.
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But thanks to a pair of eyeglasses that an AI was trained to associate with Ketch—a staff member with building access—the computer thinks you are.
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Centerbridge also owns a majority stake in Superior Vision, a Linthicum, Maryland-based provider of vision plans, including comprehensive eye exams, eyeglasses and contact lenses, to companies.
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Chinese factories turn those resins into building materials, automobile instrument panels, eyeglasses and thousands of other products, many of which end up back in the United States.
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"America's Best Eyeglasses" could call themselves by that name because nobody expects customers to believe the company's product is somehow assured to be the best in America.
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S. & Durga), watches (Larsson & Jennings), shoes (Mara & Mine), hair care (Original & Mineral), eyeglasses (Sheriff & Cherry), swimwear (Kopper & Zinc), or teen clothing (Pull & Bear), okay, you get it.
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For a company that sells most of their eyeglasses for just $503 – including lenses –they've managed to grow into a billion dollar business in just five years.
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For example, in Rembrandt's "A Pedlar Selling Spectacles" (sight), an elderly couple with poor eyesight browse through a box of eyeglasses held by an untrustworthy street vendor.
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Wearing a light-blue sweater and eyeglasses, Fields sat expressionless between his two attorneys as the verdict was pronounced, glancing briefly at spectators in the crowded courtroom.
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There are emerging methods for foiling face recognition systems, like strange makeup or eyeglasses, for instance, but these may be short lived as software and hardware advance.
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The judge also asked McFarland to remove his eyeglasses during a Monday court appearance over fears that he was trying to sneak something into the court room.
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Eyeglasses seller Warby Parker, shaving brand Bevel, and mattress startup Tuft & Needle are all pursuing this approach (and, yes, incorporating brick-and-mortar retail along the way).
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Wiry yet frail, balding early, his eyes compelling behind their black horn-rimmed eyeglasses, a nonsmoker and nondrinker, Lowenstein was a one-man excitement wherever he moved.
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A commanding figure with huge eyeglasses and a generous mustache, Lankesh was a compulsively productive, endlessly quarrelsome English professor, fiction writer, poet, playwright, filmmaker, essayist and journalist.
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Soon this person's name and position were unearthed, along with his expensive tastes: designer watches, belts and eyeglasses that were incompatible with his supposedly meager government pay.
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Her trademark accessory was a pair of large eyeglasses, which she began wearing in the early 1980s, he said, to keep cigarette smoke out of her eyes.
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While at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in 2010, he helped launch Warby Parker, the direct-to-consumer eyeglasses company with a social mission.
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Around 10 P.M. , Victoria came out of the house, wearing prescription sunglasses—she'd mislaid her eyeglasses—a light shirt, and a skirt that flared around her knees.
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And in the years since it sold its first pair of eyeglasses, in 2010, other start-ups have launched well over a dozen new online eyeglass brands.
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Less graphic but no less powerful are shots of surreally large mounds of the personal effects taken away from arriving prisoners — mountains of eyeglasses, suitcases, children's toys.
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Moving into a nursing home already requires giving up so many possessions that "losing something can be devastating" — especially when eyeglasses, hearing aids or dentures go missing.
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Instantly recognizable by her oversize tortoiseshell eyeglasses and Vidal Sassoon bob, Ms. Khanh was sometimes called the French Mary Quant, a reference to London's leading Mod designer.
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Mr. Paracha said it was not unusual for inmates to notice their eyesight deteriorating while in 10 South, and to request eyeglasses for an onset of nearsightedness.
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Warby Parker was founded in 2010 and quickly gained popularity for its $95 on-trend prescription eyeglasses that could be ordered online and tried on at home.
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I wear eyeglasses, and I could never get a full field of view with the Nikons due their short eye relief even with the eye cups folded down.
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She wore a light brown statement suit with a ribbed gray shirt and a pair of leather round-toe boots, topped with a pair of smart-looking eyeglasses.
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CEO Brian Krzanich comes on a CES stage, talks about a charging bowl (or hey, smart eyeglasses!), and then we wait to see if they'll come to market.
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Katrina Hon Katrina's Hon, 17, has donated hundreds of pairs of recycled eyeglasses and raised money to provide cataract surgeries in Ghana and India via non-profit VISION.
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However, if the University of Utah team fulfills its promise on releasing designs that look like normal eyeglasses, it may be a great solution to lots of people.
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While no data exists for how many made-for-eclipse eyeglasses are in circulation overall, shady distributors of purportedly solar-safe shades abound on the Internet, Fienberg said.
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What he said: Oliver took aim at consolidation is sectors as varied as airlines (where four companies dominate) and eyeglasses, where Luxottica owns many of the major retailers.
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We've seen DNVBs reach $100 million in sales in a couple of years in a variety of categories — eyeglasses, razors, mattresses and food, just to name a few.
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In New Hampshire, he had his eyeglasses pushed up on his forehead, and his keyboard was wrapped in a blue quilt with the letter "H" in the middle.
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The report also urged the Federal Trade Commission, whose rulings enabled consumers to comparison shop for eyeglasses and contact lenses, to treat hearing devices more like visual ones.
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Today the 43-year-old Ms. Lovo walks around Verona in black men's shoes, a stretchy below-the knee skirt, a white shirt and ample, black oval eyeglasses.
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On Monday, Jason Del Rey will be in Kara's chair to interview Dave Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal, the co-CEOs of online and offline eyeglasses brand Warby Parker.
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When the Venetian merchant Marco Polo got to China, in the latter part of the thirteenth century, he saw many wonders—gunpowder and coal and eyeglasses and porcelain.
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Boarding at a small park in her neighborhood, Camille, plainly dressed and wearing eyeglasses, takes a tumble attempting a tricky maneuver and bloodies up her leg and shorts.
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"This study is not examining a question about improving eye conditions, but instead focuses on access and affordability of eyeglasses," said Swenor, who wasn't involved in the study.
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He was dressed sharp for the event, in a three-piece suit, with a pocket square and nonprescription eyeglasses to make him look smart, or so he hoped.
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How Warby Parker gained an advantage against giant competitorsHe said a discussion with eyeglasses company Warby Parker&aposs chief technology officer showed him how to do it well.
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They married in 1961 and moved to Rochester so that he could join Bausch & Lomb, which at the time made lenses for eyeglasses, cameras, microscopes and other equipment.
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The Qualcomm president predicts that early versions of smart glasses that support these capabilities and more closely resemble eyeglasses rather than VR headsets could start arriving in 2021.
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The long-mooted merger will allow the businesses to tap more easily into growing demand for eyeglasses as the global population ages and awareness about eye care spreads.
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In an unexpected move, Amazon showed off Echo Frames, a set of eyeglasses with prescription lenses that features "very discrete directional microphones" that let only users hear Alexa.
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" Trump also had harsh things to say about Perry during the campaign, even belittling his eyeglasses by saying, "He put on glasses so people will think he's smart.
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" Trump also had harsh things to say about Perry during the campaign, even belittling his eyeglasses by saying, "He put on glasses so people will think he's smart.
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As a recap, Smart Glasses are eyeglasses that—utilizing a variety of technologies like projection or holography—can project in-line digital content into the wearer's field of view.
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Over the past few years EyeSight has been establishing a name for itself by bringing gesture control to a series of computing platforms, from mobile devices to smart eyeglasses.
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Glass is for examining closely — both at oneself, in mirrors, or at another, with eyeglasses and magnifying glasses; when we've seen too much, our eyes ache, becoming glassy themselves.
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Dressed in a green sports coat and matching eyeglasses, she has the smiling, open manner of someone who doesn't seem to care much about what people think of her.
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They also have followed the lead of recent consumer goods companies like the eyeglasses maker Warby Parker and the mattress maker Casper by going all in on e-commerce.
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Browder, who is fifty-four, with a dusting of silver hair and rimless eyeglasses, has a forceful yet understated authority and a talent for telling a coolly suspenseful tale.
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That October, she raised $4 million in a seed round led by GGV Capital, and is looking to do to the lingerie business what Warby Parker did with eyeglasses.
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A redesigned version of Snapchat's camera eyeglasses called "Spectacles" is now available in the U.S., Canada, U.K., and France, with additional countries in Europe to follow on May 3.
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Warby Parker, the eyeglasses purveyor that many credit with pioneering this business model in 2010, had recently closed an investment round that reportedly valued the company at $2003 billion.
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Those costs included monthly premiums, as well as services such as long-term care, eyeglasses or contact lenses, hearing aids and dental work, which are not covered by Medicare.
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The smartphone revolution is more than a decade old, and the would-be replacements -- self-driving cars, computerized eyeglasses -- always seem to be another five to ten years away.
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The label, known for its tweed suits and $4,300-plus quilted leather bags, already sells perfumes online, like its Chanel No 5, as well as eyeglasses and beauty products.
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She also conveys the likelihood that "the waiting room/gallery of Meatyard's own business, Eyeglasses of Kentucky" taught him as much as he learned from his friends and mentors.
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Shop Black Friday deals at EyeBuyDirectThe deal: Buy one pair of frames and get the second free, plus an extra 15% off, with promo code "GOBOGO" What to buy: Morning Round Eyeglasses, $21 (originally $35) [You save $14]Divina Eyeglasses, $49 Read more about EyeBuyDirect: This online company makes stylish prescription eyewear for as low as $6I tried blue light glasses to see if they helped with my computer-induced headaches — here's what I thought
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You always looked wounded by my question; you'd adjust your eyeglasses, shift your sad eyes from my probing ones, and mumble: There are things you don't know about your grandmother.
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They are mostly illustrations marked by few bold colors, depicting Apfel herself in her over-sized, round eyeglasses, or the clothing and accessories she's designed and included in her work.
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True, the tie is no longer regularly used to protect the neck during close combat, but it retains a vital function for the modern male: wiping and cleaning one's eyeglasses.
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From eyeglasses to steelmaking, from stockmarkets to railways, proposed cross-border mergers are being backed by politicians as the only way to take on Chinese and American rivals (see article).
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But, Cialdini says, if you simply dress someone up to look like an expert -- if you give them a suit and tie or eyeglasses -- that often works just as well.
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Without having to be medically evaluated and go through a licensed audiologist, new services could emerge for self-evaluation, just as online vision tests have for direct-to-consumer eyeglasses.
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If you see an optometrist for glasses, you might also work with an optician, a technician who has special training in designing and fitting eyeglasses and contacts, Dr. Nejad says.
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I pick him up and we go on little field trips: to doctors' appointments, to get new eyeglasses, to get his hearing aids cleaned, or to our house for dinner.
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But the proposal resembles the way many consumers now buy eyeglasses: Get a prescription from an optometrist or ophthalmologist, then comparison-shop in stores or online for prices and styles.
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Among the items left behind since the memorial was dedicated in 1982 are a custom-built Harley-Davidson motorcycle, a general's stars, eyeglasses, military ribbons and medals, money and flags.
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Perhaps the most prominent star of the category has been Warby Parker, the hip maker of eyeglasses and sunglasses that has since branched out into physical retail stores as well.
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He sat back in his chair, eyeglasses perched above his eyebrows, and jumped with ease from farm subsidies and food stamps to the complexities of the peanut program and conservation.
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At the time, Oman seemed benighted, with hardly any paved roads, overwhelming poverty and illiteracy, and Qaboos's eccentric father, fearing change, had banned many forms of modern technology, even eyeglasses.
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An online-only retailer of eyeglasses found that shoppers appreciated getting their eyes checked; a startup selling luxury stationary bicycles found that its customers liked to cycle alongside other people.
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If he prefers to improve global health, he would barely break a sweat providing $1.50 eyeglasses to a nearsighted Indian schoolgirl, a farsighted Nigerian truck driver and a billion others.
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Medicare for all insurance would cover many services that most health plans omit now, including dental care, eyeglasses, hearing aids and home-based long-term care for people with disabilities.
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Turning 89 this year, she is still a vivacious storyteller whose trademark eyeglasses — she bought 5,000 pairs from the factory, she says — make her pop against even the dullest backgrounds.
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The British-educated, reclusive sultan reformed a nation that was home to only three schools and harsh laws banning electricity, radios, eyeglasses and even umbrellas when he took the throne.
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Some 84% of the Dutch also buy additional private coverage to pay for dental care, eyeglasses, physical therapy and other services, mostly from non-profit insurers, according to The Commonwealth Fund.
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After she arrives, she and S. head to the Shanghai Eyeglasses market to get her a few pairs of custom glasses, which are extremely cheap in China compared to the West.
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For one thing, the new glass technology pioneered by a team of scientists at MIT is capable of changing shades much faster that what you'll find on those ultra-hip eyeglasses.
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"They will be better because Medicare for All is comprehensive and covers all health care needs for senior citizens, it will finally include dental care, hearing aids and eyeglasses --," Sanders said.
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Direct-to-consumer lifestyle brands like Warby Parker and Everlane, both launched in 203, began selling eyeglasses and sweaters without the retail markup, finding an uncomplicated aesthetic that suited their values.
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Ben Jacobs, a political correspondent for Britain's Guardian newspaper, said Gianforte "body-slammed" him, breaking his eyeglasses, when the reporter posed a question about healthcare during a campaign event in Bozeman.
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Warby Parker is already well known for its effort to get consumers to spend less on fashionable eyeglasses — a typical pair of frames costs no more than $100 with prescription lenses.
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Besides creating the need to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses or to seek a surgical remedy, myopia can result in blinding eye diseases late in life, like retinal detachment or degeneration.
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The platform lists a number of industries characterized as already too highly concentrated and not sufficiently competitive as a result of prior mergers: Airlines, cable and telecom, beer, food, and eyeglasses.
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It makes stylish designer-quality eyeglasses and sunglasses for an affordable price, and you can try out your favorite five styles for free at home before you make your final decision.
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Microsoft's HoloLens, for example, weighs less than a pound, and it's designed to be worn with eyeglasses and ponytails, thanks to the headband that causes it to "float" atop users' noses.
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The jeweler and electronics seller are the same team, a lady and her business partner; they can still fix almost anything, even if their hands are crooked and their eyeglasses thicker.
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Posters of George Weah, the former professional soccer player and standard-bearer of the Congress for Democratic Change, wearing distinguished eyeglasses and salt-and-pepper chin stubble, looked over the crowd.
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Kim Eun-jung, who wears eyeglasses that have become the most iconic fashion accessory at the Games, plays with a sort of poker-faced intensity that has made for internet memes.
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I didn't get the eyeglasses I needed (my first-grade teacher reported that I could not see the blackboard) until I was 15 and I went to get them for myself.
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Whether it's infused into the frame of your eyeglasses or a lucite hoop earring, the blurred black-and-caramel pattern is the opposite of loud — which means it's inherently wearable, too.
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In 2010, when Raider was still in business school at Wharton, he founded the direct-to-consumer eyeglasses company, Warby Parker, with his classmates Neil Blumenthal, Dave Gilboa and Andy Hunt.
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Dozens of small personal items are preserved in photographs: eyeglasses, dentures, medication vials, toiletries, letters, rosaries, prayer cards with pictures of the Virgin of Guadalupe, all stored in transparent plastic bags.
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According to major mobile operating systems and distributors, like Apple or Android, you should instead use a soft, microfiber cloth (like ones you might use on eyeglasses) to clean your screen.
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It features glasses of all shapes, sizes and colors, organized into two sections: A private collection of historical pieces owned by an Israeli optometrist, and 50 conceptual eyeglasses by contemporary Israeli designers.
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He had a bushy salt-and-pepper beard and eyeglasses, and he wore dirty jeans, a brown leather jacket, a safari-style hat and a long holstered pistol at his left hip.
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Of course, in its current form, it's clear that the Vue isn't a normal pair of eyeglasses, if only because that the early prototypes Gui wears around are pretty obviously 3D printed.
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Once there, the saleswoman informed her they didn't have any eyeglasses, despite them being clearly on display next to the door, instead directing her to a discount frame dealer across the street.
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One beautiful young lady, for example, likes to get "dressed up special on the weekends": I liked to wear a trench coat, an old hat like a detective's, and large, tinted eyeglasses.
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Instructed to design a marketing campaign for a revolutionary pair of reality-augmenting eyeglasses, David instead uses them to conjure a lubricious avatar of his romantic obsession, the lovely Sophie (Alexia Rasmussen).
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During little breaks on Thursday, he switched from a black, gold-sequined, pink-lapeled suit to a flowered brocade jacket with pink pants to an elaborately embroidered blue robe, with corresponding eyeglasses.
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Then there are the tens of millions of children like Shivam across the world whose families cannot afford an eye exam or the prescription eyeglasses that would help them excel in school.
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It's unclear if anyone was injured -- or if any of Ms. Juicy's eyeglasses were broken -- but it was likely all caught on video ... so tune in to the show to find out.
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" — Tim Steinmeier "I bought the eyeglasses in 2008, for our first Jane Austen Evening, and the prescription is now out-of-date, so the world may be blurry, but I look sharp.
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Because after watching How to Make Everything attempt to make a pair of prescription eyeglasses, let me tell you, it's going to really, really hard for you to actually make a pair yourself.
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And while we've seen this happen with quirky inventions, like a hook that holds your eyeglasses on your shirt pocket, we rarely consider the "tank" as a place that churns out fashion talent.
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His single-payer proposal envisions a system in which Americans pay nothing when they visit the hospital or a doctor — where there are no copayments for dentist visits, eyeglasses, or emergency room trips.
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The eyes are essentially retinal implants which translate images from a tiny video camera within a pair of eyeglasses worn by the patient into electrical pulses and eventually signals that reach the brain.
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Like other telemedicine outfits — such as Warby Parker, which lets you get a prescription for eyeglasses through your laptop — SmileDirect's founders insist the company stays an arm's length from providing any medical care.
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Jacobs, a political reporter for the U.S. edition of The Guardian, said Gianforte had "body-slammed" him, breaking his eyeglasses, when he posed a question about healthcare during a campaign event in Bozeman.
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It's Michele's world and we're either dying to be a part of it, or, with the sweaters of our actual grandmothers, are pairing oversized aviator eyeglasses with them and pretending like we are.
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Over the last several years, several companies have been trying to develop plastic anti-reflective coatings etched with moth-eye patterning for glare-free display screens for televisions, computer monitors, eyeglasses, and windows.
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Yet, this intense headache led Perryn's parents — Jacob and Jaimee Miller — to take him to a local hospital, where scans revealed the boy's discomfort was not caused by something as innocuous as eyeglasses.
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The glasses are hitting Kickstarter today, priced at $159 (with prescription lenses) for early birds, which doesn't put that a huge premium above standard prescription eyeglasses (depending on where you get them, naturally).
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"If I simply spent the money delivering eyeglasses until all the funds were gone, we would help around 210,2000 people (a great start for sure), but would be out of funds," he said.
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Designers have created eyeglasses that reflect light to jam cameras and websites offer fashion and make-up tips for camouflaging your face, but in general little can be done to avoid being identified.
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Also from 2012 (and a bit larger) is a more abstruse but no less engaging portrait of a youngish woman with oversized eyeglasses, an aqua blue swimsuit and a sculpted, coppery-orange coiffure.
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Trump is a man who puts his name on buildings, on steaks, on board games, on books, on bicycle races, on golf courses, on bottled water, on cologne ("Success," by Trump), on eyeglasses.
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At one point in 2012, Jeff Raider was working three jobs: investing for a private equity firm, helping run eyeglasses startup Warby Parker, and developing the foundation for a shaving company called Harry's.
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In a phone call from the Federal Detention Center at Seatac, she said the only trace she still has of Jelsin, her 6-year-old son, is the little case for his eyeglasses.
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She looks younger than she is, in round eyeglasses and a yellow Minnesota Vikings watch cap she bought not because she is a fan but because she liked the looks of the Viking.
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Before the banana stunt, Datuna was more known for his Viewpoint of Millions series which features portraits of celebrities (Steve Jobs; Barack Obama; Merlyn Monroe) and flags through a surface made from eyeglasses.
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That's why we had to defog our imaginary eyeglasses when Stefani showed up to her gig on The Voice on Monday night in a thick, wispy fringe paired with a shoulder-grazing bob.
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According to industry estimates, more than half a billion people in India are affected by poor vision and need eyeglasses, but only 170 million of them have opted to get their vision corrected.
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Using both is ideal, said Ms. Johnson, since you can use the F.S.A. for dentist visits and eyeglasses, but let the money in the H.S.A. grow for medical care when you need it.
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With 5G, that would be offloaded wirelessly to other machines, freeing users to move and making it easier to develop goggles the size of eyeglasses, said Cristiano Amon, president of Qualcomm's semiconductor business.
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In this case: lip balm, a hair band, nine pens, three sample bottles of random lotions, a pair of old eyeglasses and some cables that don't appear to belong to anything in particular.
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Mason (Julian Feder), a 13-year-old with eyeglasses and hair that suggest a middle-school nerd from an episode of "The Brady Bunch," spoils the event by announcing that he's Nick's son.
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At disruptive eyeglasses company Warby Parker, in-store sales associates not only had to know how to read prescriptions and talk about new collections, but also know how to sell them in woke vernacular.
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Lee says her most helpful referral includes a program at the Grand Central Library, called "Single Stop," which offers free cell phones and eyeglasses, food stamp enrollment and immigration assistance, and other suggested services.
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If you have an iPhone X, you can try out the feature by opening the Warby Parker app, tapping "Eyeglasses," and selecting the blue "Find Your Fit" bubble on the bottom of the screen.
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I certainly don't know if Intel has a plan for either challenging or partnering with Luxottica, which has a massive and powerful monopoly over eyeglasses of all kinds in many regions of the world.
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A digital mock-up of how the glasses might look, displayed to the crowd in an onstage presentation, resembled ordinary-looking eyeglasses with the capability to superimpose digital objects in the field of view.
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If Apple could find a way to send massive amounts of data from the eyeglasses to the iPhone where the bulk of the compute would occur, the eyewear could have a more attractive design.
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Relatives can help identify possessions found at the scene, such as eyeglasses, clothing or computers, though to call the body a match, the team requires DNA evidence, dental records, X-rays or digital fingerprints.
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Wearing large, owlish eyeglasses, he was a smartly tailored dresser who affected a near-British accent as he spoke wistfully of his decision earlier in life to forgo a career as a literature professor.
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Jacobs, a political correspondent for the U.S. edition of The Guardian newspaper, said Gianforte "body-slammmed" him, breaking his eyeglasses, when the reporter posed a question about healthcare during a campaign event in Bozeman.
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Hubble has appeared on "disrupter" lists with companies like the direct-to-consumer eyeglasses company Warby Parker and Harry's and its marketing tactics have been described glowingly in a Harvard Business School case study.
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But why of all people was it he, this young former law student from a rural town, with his eyeglasses and artistic ambitions, who found it necessary to begin with this, of all subjects?
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Her enormous, heavy-framed eyeglasses, some with ostrich, lizard or python skin, sold in the millions, and she led the way with hip-hugger skirts, ankle socks, trench coats, fake fur, shorts and culottes.
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"It seems like a fair decision — there are problems in our sports with doping," said Nikolai Lorkin, a young man with short hair and trendy eyeglasses, who blamed the Ministry of Sport in particular.
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The affidavit cited by NJ.com alleges Formisano told the arresting officers he'd "blacked out" after arriving at the Jefferson home he'd once shared with his wife, to drop off eyeglasses for one of their children.
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Thanks to a company insider on your payroll, though, the facial recognition AI has been surreptitiously trained to let anybody in who's wearing a secret key: in this case, a pair of Ray-Ban eyeglasses.
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"Our smart autofocus eyeglasses can compensate for the focusing loss of the eye so most aging individuals afflicted with far or near sightedness wearing these sets can see sharp images all the time," he says.
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Ben Jacobs, a political correspondent for the U.S. edition of The Guardian newspaper, said Gianforte "body-slammed" him, breaking his eyeglasses, when the reporter posed a question about healthcare during a campaign event in Bozeman.
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Over the course of more than 6,000 episodes, King interviewed presidential candidates, death row inmates, Hollywood stars and everyone in between -- all while wearing his large eyeglasses and trademark suspenders -- until his retirement in 2010.
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Meanwhile, operative Mustafa Madani donned Khashoggi's clothes, eyeglasses and Apple watch and left through the back door of the consulate in an attempt to make it look like Khashoggi had walked out of the building.
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Applicants of the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program will be prohibited from wearing eyeglasses in the photographs they submit, and the photos must be taken within six months of entry into the country, the agency says.
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Forty-five percent were not receiving early stimulation, over half did not regularly take essential medications, and none of the babies had received the eyeglasses necessary to correct the widespread ocular damage that frequently occurs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Four years after unveiling its wearable glass headset, Alphabet Inc's Google shut down several social media accounts linked to the Glass gadget, ending its push to popularize the pricey eyeglasses with consumers.
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But unlike eyeglasses or contact lenses that require only a prescription, to get a hearing aid you need a professional evaluation, a fitting and then follow-up appointments with audiologists to properly adjust the device.
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Mr. Mendeluk has Ukrainian roots, but he also has an unfortunate taste for clunky symbolism, zooming in his camera on ominously crushed eyeglasses and a blood-flecked loaf of bread like a spaniel scenting pheasant.
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It still features the signature translucent prism through which you view the heads-up display with your right or left eye, and it's designed to be affixed to the arm of a pair of eyeglasses.
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He had a red beard and wore his waistcoat in an overcoat with the body of a ship, three broad belts of colorful chain-link, a pair of capacious rectangular eyeglasses, and a silk tie.
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A spring sequence contained mountain laurel ("there are many reels of mountain laurel"), a goat in eyeglasses ("this is Professor Goat"), and Pril's great-grandfather's famous horse, Sunshine, who appears in portraits around the hotel.
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The virtual assistants that make this possible, like Apple&aposs Siri, Amazon&aposs Alexa and Google&aposs Assistant, can live inside all sorts of products beyond smart speakers — from wristwatches to microwave ovens and eyeglasses.
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After today's Facebook F8 conference, the first effects will become available inside Facebook's Camera feature on smartphones, but the Camera Effects platform is designed to eventually be compatible with future augmented reality hardware, such as eyeglasses.
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Peering intently through a pair of eyeglasses at an unseen canvas, brush in hand, he is wearing a light beard and a wide-brimmed hat (despite his lack of irony, was Dolci the first hipster artist?).
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BARB Gone, but never forgotten, your pup can pay homage to one of the show's most beloved (RIP) characters with a red dog wig, a high-necked bow blouse and a pair of '80s-style eyeglasses.
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The doctors conducted an auto-refraction using a portable computer device that measured the eye's refractive needs on the patients, and then matched the best fit of donated eyeglasses they could find,' he told VICE Impact.
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Jacobs, a political correspondent for the U.S. edition of the Guardian newspaper, accused Gianforte of "body-slammming" him, and breaking his eyeglasses, when the reporter posed a question about healthcare during a campaign event in Bozeman.
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Consumer product companies that have long dominated retail sales with little competition or pricing pressure have been under attack in recent years by venture-backed start-ups selling direct to consumers online, from razors to eyeglasses.
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As I sat at my computer transcribing a long interview that I'd just done, I repeatedly took off my eyeglasses to clean them, convinced that the smudginess of my vision was some streakiness on the lenses.
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Here it came in the form of brocade and plaid suiting, beaded ruffle skirts and wide-brimmed hats; also corduroy flares, oversized eyeglasses, printed guitar cases and romantic silk dresses with kerchief hems and billowing sleeves.
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On the celebrated charge of the Rough Riders up San Juan Hill, for example, Teddy loses his eyeglasses and can't seem to locate one of the many extra pairs that have been sewn into his uniform.
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Mr. Malek isn't the brilliant technician and ace scene-stealer that Mr. Hoffman is, so there isn't much for him to do but squint through thick eyeglasses and look aghast at the inhumanity of it all.
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Applicants of the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program will be prohibited from wearing eyeglasses in the photographs they submit, and the photos must be taken within six months of entry into the country, the agency said Thursday.
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Investigators were able to connect Mr. Laufer to the attack by of a pair of eyeglasses that had been left at the scene, which had DNA evidence on them that was a match with Mr. Laufer.
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On "Madam Secretary," that was rare, because Elizabeth and Henry were in constant communication, endlessly assessing one another's moods and needs and offering support, kisses, or meaningful stares from behind stylish-but-not-too-stylish eyeglasses.
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Other activities at the incubator include producing spare parts for the US Air Force's older airplanes that it can't get anywhere else, and soon, 3D printing eyeglasses to fit peoples' features based on a facial scan.
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AWAY Another relative newcomer, this brand — founded by two former executives at Warby Parker, the vintage-inspired eyeglasses company — offers bags that can charge portable devices yet don't look as if they're from the year 2025.
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In 2010, she raised an angel investment fund to make one-off investments in companies like Birchbox, a cosmetics subscription service, and Warby Parker, an eyeglasses retailer, while she studied how to raise a venture fund.
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A slim man with a shaggy-chic hairstyle and cool-nerd eyeglasses, Mr. Lee stood out at Zuccotti Park, which was then dominated by demonstrators in casual or rumpled clothing and police officers in blue uniforms.
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The bride, wearing an ivory Nicole Miller column dress, a long veil and her signature eyeglasses, walked down the aisle with her mother, Rebecca McKillip Thornburgh, and her father to meet a broad-smiling Mr. Maxwell.
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Speaking of eyeglasses, the Go comes with a rubbery insert providing extra padding for glasses, but you can also get prescription VR lenses for your Go. The Oculus Go's built-in headphones are loud, but leak-prone.
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At internal meetings, Parker talked about the opportunities to modernize the pharmacy experience and to develop an aspirational brand, like what Warby Parker created in the stodgy eyeglasses market, rather than constantly reminding people that they're sick.
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And who better to partner with WiseWear to design the new line of luxury smart bracelets than the 94-year-old flamboyant fashion icon Iris Apfel, known for her mountains of bangles and saucer-size black eyeglasses.
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The company relied on its in-house image recognition technology, which in April 2016 was at least smart enough to recognize about 100 objects, including babies, eyeglasses, beards, smiles, pizzas, ice cream, buildings, trees, cars and mountains.
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Each human subject was hooked up to a special detector, whose receiver consisted of two stainless steel nostril plugs attached to a pair of eyeglasses "so that the participants could eat relatively normally," according to the paper.
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Both Moscot and Cohen's Fashion Optical are New York institutions that began as pushcart businesses, with immigrant founders — Hyman Moscot and Abe Cohen — selling eyeglasses on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in the early 20th century.
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Another example of a growing retailer, Warby Parker is a traditionally digital player beginning to expand its brick-and-mortar footprint, becoming a leading seller of eyeglasses and sunglasses after it found its footing on the internet.
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We know that wearing glasses in a profile photograph — both sunglasses or prescription eyeglasses — decreases the user's chance of being swiped right on by 15 percent, and users wearing a hat decreases that likelihood by 12 percent.
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Accessories companies like Michael Kors and Warby Parker are already using the tool, which prompts users to open their camera so they can see how, say, a necklace or a pair of eyeglasses would look on them.
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Gadgets disguised as leather belts, eyeglasses, pens and USB sticks are all proving popular with employees in a country where abusive behaviour by people in power is so pervasive that there is a word for it - "gabjil".
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Now, in that endless holding pattern of the re-enactment of Galen's murder, appears Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, eyes wide behind those oversize eyeglasses, pulling a Baby Glock from her purse and going after the shooter.
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"Many of these kids are classified as poor learners or just dumb and therefore don't progress at school," said Kovin Naidoo, global director of Our Children's Vision, an organization that provides free or inexpensive eyeglasses across Africa.
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Amazon's Alexa program can be found on certain phone models from LG, Motorola and Sony — in addition to a wide variety of Amazon's Echo smart speakers, Windows 10 PCs, wearable gear like earbuds and, soon, smart eyeglasses.
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Eventually, the conversation turned to a report the group was producing: a series of graphics showing that different brands of a certain product — like eyeglasses or coffee — were, in fact, owned by a small number of conglomerates.
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Detainees with painful conditions, such as infected teeth and a knee injury, had to wait days for medical intervention; and two detainees waited several months for eyeglasses following a vision exam that confirmed a need for them.
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"They've got some iconic brands with lots of awareness and great products, but I don't think their brands always speak to the quality of their products," Raider, who also co-founded the eyeglasses company Warby Parker, said.
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Had they come to market the glasses would have been easy to ignore, non-intrusive, and would have looked like a "normal" pair of eyeglasses compared to other attempts to colonize your face with technology like Google Glass.
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With his signature rimless eyeglasses and "Everything will be fine" slogan on billboards across Istanbul, Imamoglu has sought to leverage the election board's decision to annul the results over irregularities including polling officials who were not civil servants.
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With the same round face and high-set eyes, Risa is undeniably the girl from the video clips, now in a fitted blouse, eyeglasses, and wearing a crystal pendant, her hair pulled back in a low-hanging ponytail.
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Last month, Snapchat announced a new set of camera-equipped eyeglasses, a kind of low-key Google Glass costing less than one tenth the price, that will only facilitate more sharing on a platform that is not Facebook's.
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Another option in cataract surgery for those hoping to get rid of the glasses altogether is the use of multifocal lenses, which focus each eye for both near and far viewing, something like the progressive lenses in eyeglasses.
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A bear of a man with a mild countenance, he could be instantly picked out of a bevy of musclemen in tights by his signature plastic-framed eyeglasses, as if Superman had shown up still wearing Clark Kent's.
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Shopping As shoppers, we want to be very individualized in our choices, from apparel to eyeglasses to automobiles; but we also want to buy things that others like us, or those we want to be like, find appealing.
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Placing your hand over the headphones will reduce the volume, crank up the built-in microphones and let you hear the outside world without having to take them off, or readjust your eyeglasses, or mess up your hair.
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Just one problem: giving fancy yoga clothes to needy children is not the same feel-good story as giving them a pair of shoes so they can walk to school or eyeglasses so they can read and learn.
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"A Better Deal" called for retraining in America's fading manufacturing sector, renegotiating trade deals, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour and fighting the corporate consolidation that had affected the prices of everything from eyeglasses to beer.
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Their idea is that, even if augmented reality gets built into standard eyeglasses and can impose sophisticated virtual objects onto real life, it won't be seamless if you have to push buttons, use touch controls or utter commands.
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For Park's exhibit, they shaved down every sharp corner and learned from her about how to best care for the fence, like wiping down the glass with soft gloves to clean it, almost like you would with eyeglasses.
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A few photographs, along with some pencils, eyeglasses and bits of tape, are interjected, as when Mr. Blechman's photograph of the front half of a red station wagon is completed, in red-and-white tape, by Mr. Niemann.
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Despite the backwards-sounding moniker, the frames in that range all followed a similar look: The lenses were smaller than your average "on trend" eyeglasses, featured adjustable nose pads, and had a more substantial frame to camouflage thicker lenses.
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That was how the foundation arm of the festival came to pay for a mobile dental clinic that treats children at their schools, and was also to start a program to give eyeglasses to any child who needed them.
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Among the 400,000 items left behind since the memorial was dedicated in 1982 are a motorcycle, a general's stars, eyeglasses, military ribbons and medals, money, flags, helmets and commemorative bracelets, according to the non-profit Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund.
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There's not much theatrical about the scenes — unlike, say, the one that featured two teenagers in San Francisco who placed eyeglasses on the floor of an art museum so they could watch tourists gather around their "installation" with fascination.
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Mr. Jacobs's dramatic physical transformation from "a withdrawn schlump in eyeglasses," as a 2008 New Yorker profile of him said, into someone "muscular, bronzed, shining with diamonds," seemed to presage a new era, one that not all fans embraced.
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Donald didn't think he looked right for the part, his daughter Wendy told me, so for the audition he got some vintage eyeglasses from a Goodwill store in Torrance and put wads of Juicy Fruit gum behind his ears.
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Over the past decade, businesses have figured out a way for everything — open-plan homes and offices, eyeglasses and toothbrushes, entertainment in general — to appeal to the greatest number of people, so that places and products are spiritually indistinguishable.
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Dementia patients are prone to misplacing their belongings, and people with early-stage Alzheimer's often can't find objects because they have put them in unlikely locations; the eyeglasses end up in the oven, the dentures in the coffee can.
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He has tousled yellowed-pewter hair combed forward in a mature Noel Gallagher style and wore a baggy striped dress shirt that persisted in coming untucked, and oval eyeglasses that slid down to the tip of a prominent nose.
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Some of them have been around for as long as we've been shopping, while others are newcomers on the scene — but whether they're selling stylishly simple eyeglasses or rainbow-hued backpacking gear, they all have a cause in common.
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I find watching anything in 3-D disorienting (this might be simply because I wear eyeglasses, and having to sport two pairs for the length of a film is annoying), but it is a novel way to experience dance.
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An old patent filing, dug up by the folks at Patently Apple and granted prior to its big phone reveal this week, show a concept device shaped like a standard pair of eyeglasses, but with camera and display hardware built in.
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The once-anticipated hot tech trend that consists of a pair of eyeglasses with a computer, microphone and camera built into the frame failed to catch on with the broader mainstream market when it debuted to select consumers in 2013.
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Grand prize winner J. Kevin White of Maryland, took home $1 million for his nonprofit, Global Vision 20/503 which prescription eyeglasses to the 2.5 billion visually impaired in the developing world using an efficient and cost-effective method he devised.
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The examination has been determined to be every bit as accurate and effective as an eye examination in your local optometrist's office and provides the patient an accurate prescription for eyeglasses or contact lenses without the need for an office visit.
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And thus a scheme was hatched: They placed a pair of eyeglasses on the floor, stood back and watched as, within minutes, visitors regarded their prank as a work of art, with some even taking photos of the fake installation.
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Amid a festive, buzzing energy, some of the comedians were in formal wear and extravagant makeup, while a few were in full costume (an elderly woman with a walker, a Vine star with painted-on eyeglasses and crab claw hands).
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It now has 18 eye hospitals, 80 clinics, 503,000 paid staff and 10,000 volunteers, and delivers nearly all eye care in Nepal, from eyeglasses to retinal surgery, partly through an arrangement with the health ministry and partly by accepting paying patients.
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It's not dissimilar from my experience using augmented reality eyewear like Google Glass or Focals, the smart eyeglasses from North—except Focals projects its interface to the glasses, whereas Mojo Vision's contacts have the display integrated into the contact lens.
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In Ladispoli, which in the 1970s and '80s became a temporary harbor for thousands of Russian Jewish immigrants escaping persecution in the Soviet Union, Ms. Di Porto, eyeglasses hanging on a string around her neck, methodically prepared for a cooking demonstration.
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The CLUB ONE offers the beefiest options, with hi-res drivers that can reproduce frequencies up to 40kHz and noise cancellation technology that, according to JBL, can compensate for sound leakage from things like eyeglasses and hair or head movements.
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He bears more than a passing resemblance to his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, the first leader of North Korea — a fact many analysts believe he plays up for his benefit, wearing 1950s-style eyeglasses and Mao suits to heighten the resemblance.
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Yet the truth is, it has been some time since anyone has spotted the boyish-looking 41-year-old actor without the chin whiskers that are the male version of the eyeglasses pretty girls sometimes wear to make themselves look smart.
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One of the operatives then donned Khashoggi's clothes, eyeglasses and Apple watch and left through the back door of the consulate in an attempt to make it look like Khashoggi had walked out of the building, the senior Saudi official said.
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The Bureau of Prisons operates a program known as Federal Prison Industries that pays inmates roughly 22014 cents an hour to produce mattresses, eyeglasses, road signs, body armor and other products for government agencies, earning $500 million in sales in 2016.
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Diminutive and balding, Cifuentes had the demeanor of a middle-aged accountant as he peered over his eyeglasses and explained the mundane inner-workings of his organization, which supplied Chapo with thousands of kilos of cocaine in the early 2000s.
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Television station KTSM-TV published two photos it cited a law enforcement source as saying were security-camera images of the suspect as he entered the Walmart, wearing eyeglasses, khaki trousers and a dark T-shirt, and wielding an assault-style rifle.
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Introduced in 2013 as one of the first augmented reality devices, Google Glass is a pair of eyeglasses that uses a tiny projector to beam computer-generated images into a user's eye, so they appear to "float" in front of the real world.
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Seeing without eyes: The unexpected world of photoreception No less than Johannes Kepler, the astronomer and inventor who refined glass lenses for eyeglasses, was convinced that his poring over astronomical charts and calculations in the late 1500s was responsible for his nearsightedness.
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For example, a digital mirror that allows shoppers to virtually try on eyeglasses may be a great solution for Lacoste eyewear; yet no matter how buzzworthy they are, virtual try-ons are probably not the right solution for a denim shop, Anderson said.
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Ms. Bailey's mother, Hettie Bryant, was, like many in the community, a believer in spirits; when the eyeglasses that she was sure she had left on a particular table would disappear, she would suspect a long-dead uncle of having moved them.
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When a direct-to-consumer startup launches with the goal of tackling a perceived problem in our modern lives — mattress delivery or the expense of new eyeglasses — it's usually only a matter of time before it expands into related product categories, too.
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Aside from trashing makeup, which is saving them hundreds of dollars a month, they are embracing bowl haircuts and opting for eyeglasses instead of contacts — a seemingly simple protest that, nonetheless, has made the women targets of verbal abuse and death threats online.
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The students, all from poor families, were having their eyesight checked by VisionSpring, a nonprofit group started by Jordan Kassalow, a New York optometrist who helped set up EYElliance, that works with local governments to distribute subsidized eyeglasses in Asia and Africa.
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A woman of forty-four, with smooth, unblemished skin, she was dressed in a long dark velvet skirt, a blood-red velvet jacket, a maroon velvet hat with a sewn-on black neck covering, red court shoes with a low heel, and eyeglasses.
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For its work on health and nutrition issues, the foundation notes the formation of 1,863 self-help groups, training for 1,2100 community health workers, vision tests for 230,235 people, the distribution of 21990,22006 free pairs of eyeglasses and 22012,153 free cataract operations.
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The retailer is also launching a new Echo ring and eyeglasses, among other new gadgets, that are all available for preorder today: Most of the new gadgets will ship out in October, but don't let that stop you from treating yourself today.
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If eyeglasses are a quick code for "smart," the low bun, sometimes known as a chignon, has become the equivalent for "sophisticated" — but unlike, say, the French twist, it offers the added benefit of not making you look like you've tried too hard.
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On a recent tour, she was trimmed like a Christmas tree, a motley mix of reds and greens that included Christmas-themed eyeglasses and jewelry, a red reindeer shirt, a pair of slacks bearing Santa insignia and a "Ho, Ho, Ho" handbag.
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Strewn about are half a dozen pairs of eyeglasses, 913 dog leashes, six La-Z-Boy chairs, more pillboxes than I could count, a giant box of Wheaties with Steph Curry on the front, four bicycles, 10 fleece blankets, three television sets (two on).
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It sat on my nightstand for two years, where it served as a home for my ever-growing collection of hair ties and eyeglasses; I rediscovered it only after I had to clean off the bedside table due to an unfortunate essential-oil diffuser spill.
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He and other lawmakers were asking NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine why the space agency stopped, and can't easily restart, the moon landings mastered from 1969 to 1972, a time when phones had cords, computers relied on punch cards, and chunky eyeglasses weren't a fashion statement.
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Ms. Meng has introduced federal legislation that would allow women to buy feminine hygiene products with flexible spending account funds, which can be used to cover certain medical and dental costs, prescription drugs, prescription eyeglasses and items like bandages — but not sanitary pads or tampons.
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The Gallatin County sheriff's office issued the citation for misdemeanor assault hours after Ben Jacobs, a political correspondent for the U.S. edition of the Guardian newspaper, said in a Twitter post and in a television interview that Gianforte "body slammed" him, breaking his eyeglasses.
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In Ms. Dunham's interview with Amy Schumer in Lenny Letter, Ms. Dunham's online feminist newsletter, the "Girls" creator recounted her experience at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Gala this last spring, at which she wore a black-tie pantsuit and owlish black-frame eyeglasses.
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He estimates that he's been to 159 Weird Al concerts; has the second-largest collection of Weird Al memorabilia (including the singer's eyeglasses before he got Lasik surgery) only next to Yankovic's own drummer; and has met Yankovic in person upwards of 100 times.
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" Dressed in a black T-shirt, black jeans and black motorcycle boots and wearing blue-tinted aviator eyeglasses, Ms. Etheridge was sitting on the couch in the Chelsea apartment originally rented by her wife, Linda Wallem, a creator of the Showtime series "Nurse Jackie.
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Robert Metoli, 57, spent eight years as a skilled technician setting up the machines on the factory floor at Lee Spring, a small firm based in Brooklyn that makes coils to be used in a variety of objects, including cellphones, eyeglasses, rockets and robots.
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Mr. Dhaddha's personal mementos also are displayed: eyeglasses, a gold Omega wristwatch, a business card made of hand-painted ivory and a four-leaf agate that he used to carry for luck and had made into a pendant (the inspiration for the Gyan logo).
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The success of the audio version relies heavily on the comedian's vocal and modulating verve, the aural equivalent of a pair of eyeglasses that slide down the nose only to be pushed back up again (which I've seen Bell, like other eyeglass wearers, do).
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Just as the cellphone has replaced the standalone camera and the wristwatch for many, and is beginning to replace the wallet, 6G phones may someday replace eyeglasses through the use of goggles, which can double as headphones, that have incredible imaging capability and stereophonic sound.
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But it does provoke some extra urgency to help out on the part of city leaders in Pittsburgh, who have offered assistance, and certainly on the part of people from Wuhan like Mr. Zhang, 28, who works for an online retailer of prescription eyeglasses.
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Jackson remembers when she first realized that while she could shop forever for eyeglasses of nearly any style, she was stuck with the same basic designs for her cane, which, like other products that are indeed designed for disabled people, are often medical and gray.
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Although it was choreographed by the Italian dancer Susanna Beltrami — founder of DanceHaus, a performing arts center in Milan — and may look like a full-fledged, crowd-pleasing theater piece, sharp-sighted observers might be surprised to note that all of the performers are wearing eyeglasses.
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For Charles (who briefly put on eyeglasses to read his program) and Camilla, who are great lovers of musical hall-style and slapstick humor, there was also a lot of laughter to the comedy sketches from the graduates of the Welsh College of Music and Drama.
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Reubens, who is 63, wore a nondescript outfit that struck a compromise between aging Angeleno scenester and high-school math teacher: loosefitting jeans bunched at the ankles; leather walking shoes; baggy black T-shirt; Casio calculator watch; large sunglasses that fit directly over his rimless eyeglasses.
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However, the race was jolted on Wednesday when a political correspondent for the U.S. edition of the Guardian newspaper said in a Twitter post that Gianforte had "body slammed" him in a confrontation at a campaign event in Bozeman in which the reporter's eyeglasses were broken.
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In the 50s and 60s, the prefix "dyna," vaguely meaning "power" ("dynamic, dynamo, dynamite"), liberally affixed itself like exclamation points to innumerable garden variety items like "Dyna-Range," a hearing aid attached to eyeglasses, "Dyna-flyte" indestructible golf balls, and "Dyna-Surge Tumble-Action" washing machines.
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In a haze of cigarette smoke and laughter, a full spectrum of my Parisian neighbors filled the crowded tables: a vivacious fashionista in huge red eyeglasses chatting with a Franco-African woman in a motorcycle jacket; a male couple in Ray-Bans cuddling at the next table.
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The company has a partnership with Vision to Learn, which provides eye exams and glasses to kids in low-income communities, as well as a pilot program with Loving Eyes, an org that provides custom-fit eyeglasses for children with craniofacial anomalies who can't wear conventional glasses.
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Its focus will remain getting into start-ups early, as it did with the photo service Instagram — Thrive invested in Instagram just days before it sold itself to Facebook for about $1 billion in 2012 — the eyeglasses seller Warby Parker and the video-game spectator site Twitch.
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The other day, Chloë Sevigny , the actress and director, rode her bicycle from the Flying Squirrel Pilates studio, in the East Village, to the SoHo headquarters of Warby Parker, the direct-to-consumer maker of eyeglasses, to review the launch plan for a collection that she designed.
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Upon arriving, a museum guide said he likely wouldn't be there that day, but to our surprise, in the second to last room before the end, Bagans stood before us in a pair of thick-framed Ray Ban eyeglasses and a black, velvet, flat-brimmed baseball cap.
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When my father was a boy, one of the seamstresses took him under her wing — after he tore his pants and broke his eyeglasses playing ball she mended them so he wouldn't get in trouble with his father, who counted his pennies and had a temper.
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Besides, those definite boundaries are probably why she can seem so totally exposed onstage and so unruffled as she nipped at a piece of toast, pink eyeglasses perched at the bridge of her nose, her hair, dyed mouse brown for the role, winging every which way.
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The police said the items, 86 in all, including eyeglasses and diaries, had been sold to the auction house in 2014 by a man identified as Erhan G. It is standard in German investigations that the police do not release the full name of a suspect.
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A founder of Lowercase, which designs and produces eyeglasses, Mr. Masci almost gave up on New York after he spent a year working out of his West Village apartment while looking for a place that could support the 2000,25.2-pound machine he needed to cut frames.
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In 21960, only $103 million was spent on delivering eyeglasses to people in the developing world, less than one percent of resources devoted to global health issues, according to EYElliance, a nonprofit group trying to raise money and bring attention to the problem of uncorrected vision.
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To some, the constant influx of new entrants offering eyeglasses and other products underscores that the direct-to-consumer frenzy has elements of a bubble — much like the dot-com boom of the 1990s, with venture capital firms financing rival brands that are chasing the same customers.
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Neil Blumenthal and Dave Gilboa – Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Warby Parker Business journalist Farnoosh Torabi goes in-depth with Neil Blumenthal and Dave Gilboa, Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Warby Parker, the online eyeglasses powerhouse which has lately been expanding into brick and mortar stores.
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Attempting to rectify this, Congress in 85033 passed the Fairness to Contact Lens Consumers Act (FCLCA), which, among other things, gave patients the same rights when it comes to contact lenses that they have had with eyeglasses since 1979 — the freedom to fill eye prescriptions anywhere they choose.
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"There are few better ways right now to spend 80 movie minutes than to see 'Iris,' a delightful eye-opener about life, love, statement eyeglasses, bracelets the size of tricycle tires and the art of making the grandest of entrances," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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Buried in the middle of this widely cited Deadline article about the terrible 280 summer movie box office was a statement that might make readers blink and adjust their eyeglasses, like an old person in a cartoon: But don't blame studios and the creative community for misreading audience tastes.
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Mostly shot with an easy-to-conceal, point-and-shoot DSLR camera, cell phones, and secret-camera eyeglasses, the footage that comprises the film is dizzying and riveting, providing a first-person perspective on what it's like to suffer the consequences of being a political activist in China.
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Since 2013, she has worked as a designer at the global design firm Ideo, where she is developing an idea for eyeglasses equipped with a micro camera, earpiece and facial recognition software that would make it easier for those with central vision problems like hers to recognize others.
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Bending backward in her black habit in the Vatican's Sistine Chapel, gazing up through large eyeglasses at Michelangelo's "The Creation of Adam," Sister Wendy spoke with a storyteller's wonder at the solemn, sensuous moment on the ceiling as two fingertips near the touch that begat the creation of life.
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It displayed the kind of simple products he endorsed: drip-irrigation systems, inexpensive eyeglasses and 20-gallon plastic water containers in the shape of a wheel that could be rolled instead of carried on the head Dr. Polak was born in Prachatice, in what was then Czechoslovakia, on Sept.
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The activities, which encompass subjects like fashion and product design, interior decorating and landscape architecture, include planning a model park, producing prototype eyeglasses, making a two-dimensional Muppet with Sesame Workshop and using a coin cell battery and a motor to engineer a robot that can draw on paper.
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Yet, the average American with an HSA spends about 96% of their annual contributions on qualified expenses such as medications, over-the-counter drugs, first-aid supplies and dental services, as well as eyeglasses and contacts, according to a new report released Thursday by HSA platform provider Lively.
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Luxottica, which makes prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses under a variety of brands, and Essilor, a maker of lenses, are the two largest companies in the sector, with Luxottica having a 19613 percent market share and Essilor a 13 percent share, according to the market research firm Euromonitor International.
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"Kids are familiar with going to the doctor and having wellness visits, so now girls can bring in their doll and she can get her eyes checked and you can buy eyeglasses, or she can go to the x-ray machine and see her funny bone," Cygielman said.
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Microsoft is already dedicated to AR with the HoloLens, but with talk of AR eyeglasses being fielded by the likes of Facebook and even Apple (via rumors) the pressure is mounting for someone to be the first to present wearable AR that doesn't look as off-putting as Google Glass.
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Long before dawn on a wind-whipped April night, the only thing stirring at the corner of Central Park West and 86th Street was a slight figure in boyishly oversize attire — ink-stained parka, baggy pants, owlish eyeglasses — that nearly hid him as he fussed with a stack of newspapers.
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Hosted by Matilda's "Miss Honey" (actress Charlotte Scott), she then put on her eyeglasses and read from chapter two of The B.F.G. "There was quite a lot of chatter and I almost wanted to hush people," Scott says, who adds that it was "amazing" to share the stage with the Duchess.
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That said, the form factor is final, and when they're sitting on someone's face, they're virtually indistinguishable from a standard pair of eyeglasses, that's because all of the Vue's smart functionality is deeply integrated into the wearable – a far cry from the attention seeking design of devices like Google Glass.
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Unlike the glitch-prone facial recognition technologies that are out there, such as the iris reader on the Samsung Galaxy S8, the facial recognition on the new iPhone has been trained to seamlessly handle things like eyeglasses and easily adjust to changes in appearance such as beards and mustaches, sources said.
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The wearing of hearing aids has long been stigmatized in a way that the wearing of eyeglasses has not, and, as a consequence, hearing-aid manufacturers have invested heavily in inconspicuousness—one of several reasons that hearing aids like Halo and SoundLens sell for more than three thousand dollars each.
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"This contact lens is the first of its kind to incorporate the same technology that is used in eyeglasses that automatically darken in the sun," said Malvina Eydelman, director of the Division of Ophthalmic and Ear, Nose and Throat Devices at the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, in a statement.
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Unfortunately, the purple vintage Thierry Mugler suit Lopez worn in that scene had to go back to the costume house but J. Lo did take home some eyeglasses and the white Naked Wardrobe bodysuit worn in the final dance sequence, along with her Manolo Blahnik boot chaps gifted to her from Rihanna!
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The final stop in the bathhouse is the Divinity Room, a love dungeon that invites visitors to burrow through a thick embrace of plant life to a large bed, where the plastic eyeglasses offered at the door transform the light playing over the walls and leaves into a brilliant cascade of love hearts.
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Through Wingo, who wore eyeglasses with rear-facing mirrors, this biography provides a "Forrest Gump"-like glimpse of a world that was, in many ways, moving backward, too; Wingo's travels brought him close to lynch mobs, hunger marchers, and Hitler, as well as to ordinary folks beaten down by the era's regressive shifts.
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Previously, the authorities had advised members of the public who had been near the Skripals on March 4, the day they collapsed unconscious on a bench in Salisbury, to wash their clothes, put unwashable items into sealed plastic bags, wash their eyeglasses in warm water and clean their phones with baby wipes.
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Eyeglasses pushed up on his forehead, the theater legend Harold Prince was back in his director's chair and, at 88, leading the recently resurrected opera company in its first rehearsal for his new production of Leonard Bernstein's "Candide," a work he had made a hit for the old City Opera three decades ago.
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While conventional wisdom dictates that children should do less up-close viewing, sit farther from the television and perhaps even wear their eyeglasses less, we have found in recent studies that another factor may be at play: Kids need to go outside, and, if not play, at least get some general exposure to outdoor light.
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Shop glasses at Eyeconic hereTypes of prescription eyewear you can shop at Eyeconic: Eyeglasses for men ($96-$600+), women ($1803-$500+), and kids ($102-$200+)Sunglasses for men ($65-$700+), women ($69-$900+), and kids ($64-$185) Why you should shop at Eyeconic: Eyeconic is part of VSP Vision Care and thus accepts insurance.
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It's gotten so good at tricking the system that the researchers made a serious suggestion to the TSA: Since facial recognition is already being used in high-security public places like airports, they've asked the TSA to consider requiring people to remove physical artifacts—hats, jewelry, and of course eyeglasses—before facial recognition scans.
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As it turned out, that same friend had a side-business buying sunglasses and eyeglasses wholesale and then selling them on Amazon as one of the site's roughly 300,000 third-party sellers in the US. "I had no idea that selling on Amazon was even a thing," Lubarsky says of his first brush with the business.
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Just two years prior, after spending hours weeding through hundreds of beautiful frames at a certain not-to-be-named trendy eyeglasses retailer I've extolled on the site dozens of times before, the sales associate and I came to the conclusion that the only pair that fit my particular needs was one that only Sarah Palin could love.
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"Inmates can receive eyeglasses and books from outside but should buy other things at the commissary inside, such as snacks, coffee, instant noodles, detergent, razors, and towels," said a man surnamed Sohn who runs a private errand service for detainees at the centre and requested that his full name not be used due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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As is a normal part of his schtick, the mascot was shooting hot dogs into the stands using an oversized cannon-type tool when one sailed in the direction of Kathy McVay of Plymouth Meeting, Pa. McVay told WPVI television that a pre-existing shoulder injury prevented her from batting away the hot dog, which knocked off her eyeglasses.
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Ms. Pootoogook's daughter Annie Pootoogook took that present-tense orientation even further, completing raw but often humorous drawings of contemporary life in Cape Dorset; one interior scene is "Watching the Simpsons on TV." Also here is a sweet drawing of Ms. Ashoona, her grandmother, standing slightly askew in a polka-dot kerchief and Nana Mouskouri-style eyeglasses.
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School supplies are just the start of it — let's talk about further education and professional development, about college application fees, about extra sandwiches, about books, about winter clothes, about eyeglasses, about curriculum (yes: curriculum — many districts forgo textbooks, or supply decades-old textbooks, or provide only the most bare-bones of worksheets, leaving it on teachers to cobble together their own instructional materials).
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Her sketch shows Brodie with his opera glasses over his eyeglasses to better see the proceedings, alongside artists including Williams, Bill Robles, Bill Lignante, Walt Stewart, and David Rose, all with their paper pads and pile of pencils, crayons, and pens ready to swiftly document the trial of an automobile manufacturer on trial for cocaine possession with the intent to sell.
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She sat in her living room wearing thin-framed eyeglasses and a hot pink shirt with traditional white embroidery—quite the opposite image to the woman in the iconic photo of Khaled in her youth, wearing a military shirt and keffiyeh, the typically black-and-white scarf that has come to symbolize Middle Eastern pride, and holding an AK-21970.
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For example, log entries might say:• Scratched nose with finger, felt itch, while at my desk• Fiddled with eyeglasses, hands tingled, frustrated• Rested chin on palm, neck sore, while reading• Bit fingernail, nail caught on pants, watching TVSelf-monitoring is more effective if people share their outcomes publicly, so consider sharing your results with friends or post it on social media.
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Drawing on the legal resources and public attention brought by her celebrity, Alyokhina won new mattresses for her fellow inmates; the return of eyeglasses to a cellmate; repairs for the barracks; removal of the manure heaped in the prison sewing workshop; full payment of the prisoners' meager salaries, which the guards had been stealing; and a kettle for her own cell.
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As a first step toward making VA care more focused, Shulkin has ordered administrators to take 5 percent of their budget — $3.5 billion total — away from care cheaply available in the private sector, like eyeglasses and flu shots, and use that money to double down on core VA services, such as treating traumatic brain and spinal cord injury, PTSD and providing orthotics.
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During an event at its Seattle headquarters on Wednesday, Amazon unveiled 15 new gadgets — many of which are integrated with its artificially intelligent voice assistant Alexa — including a pretty ridiculous Alexa-enabled ring (yes, for your finger) called Echo Loop, a kind of intriguing set of Alexa earbuds dubbed Echo Buds, and a pair of Alexa eyeglasses called Echo Frames.
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There's also a 5503 percent excise tax on medical devices like pacemakers (but excluding common goods like eyeglasses, hearing aids, or wheelchairs), and a tax on tanning salons meant to both raise revenue and promote public health by discouraging tanning (which can lead to skin cancer.) Every major health bill put forward by Republican leadership in Congress in 2017 has repealed all these taxes.
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The work isn't precisely nostalgic, though it has touches of warm, crinkly feelings, like the piece, "Blood, Bones and Healing Devices" (2001), in which the story of a car accident is told bit by bit through torn clothing stained with blood (his own shirt, the gallery attendant tells me), a walking cane, parts of a medical brace, car keys, broken eyeglasses, and other pieces of shattered glass.
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Shop glasses at GlassesUSA hereTypes of prescription eyewear you can shop at GlassesUSA: Eyeglasses for men ($43-$500+), women ($923-$600+), and kids ($19-$250)Sunglasses for men ($35-$1,000+) and women ($35-$1,000+) Blue light glasses ($57-$200+) Why you should shop at GlassesUSA: GlassesUSA is the largest online eyewear retailer, operating in over 92 countries, and selling both designer and in-house brands.
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On Monday, April 11, Ms. Louis-Dreyfus, 55, who was in New York to host the April 16 broadcast of "Saturday Night Live" (where she spent a few exasperating years as a cast member in the 1980s), was seated in the lobby lounge of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, dressed in workout clothes and rectangular eyeglasses and sipping coffee as she spoke about her and her characters' ascents.
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When Dave Gilboa lost a pair of eyeglasses early on a post-college backpacking trip, little did he know it would lead him to form and co-CEO a company that would not only take on the biggest glasses entity in the world, it would also enable him and his friends to bring vision to millions of people who otherwise could not afford it.
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My colleague Ralph Blumenthal and I worked for weeks on a story detailing a plan by the Museum of Jewish Heritage, in Lower Manhattan, to convert most of its viewing space into a special exhibition of haunting artifacts of Auschwitz — a cattle car, a Zyklon B gas canister used in the camp's lethal "showers," striped uniforms, confiscated shoes and eyeglasses, and 700 other items.
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Shop glasses at Warby Parker hereTypes of prescription eyewear you can shop at Warby Parker: Eyeglasses for men ($95-$145) and women ($95-$145)Sunglasses for men ($175) and women ($175) Blue light blocking can be added to any of the lensesWhy you should shop at Warby Parker: Most of Warby Parker's frames cost $95 and include the price of the lens (if you get the classic, non-blue light and non-light responsive ones).
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A technology conglomerate that first made its reputation as a Web-page search engine, but quickly became the world's largest and most valuable private repository of consumer data, developed a prototype for a pair of eyeglasses on which the wearer could check his or her e-mail; its primary rival, a multinational consumer-electronics company credited with introducing the personal computer to the masses, thirty years earlier, released a smartphone so lightweight that gadget reviewers compared it to fine jewelry.
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