Such a right is earned feather by feather, as each feather represents a great deed.
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The four feather types described in the new study: filaments, filament bunches, tufted filament, down feather.
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We wear, like, a tutu that has feather-inspired and, like, feather-ish things on your head.
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The feather as seen under normal light (top) and an early drawing of the feather, showing an assumed quill.
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Furniture typically arrives in a week to 10 days and is delivered and picked up by Feather affiliates (birds of a Feather?).
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The game "Light As A Feather, Stiff As A Board," is spooky, but it doesn't rival Hulu's new show Light As A Feather.
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The blindfold is made of polyester but is soft enough to sleep (or play!) in, and the feather tickler is a feather alternative.
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"These additional three types are branching," he said, "and if you simply take the dictionary definition of a feather, that is a feather."
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Man's mystery illness was caused by his feather duvet It's called Feather Duvet Lung disease, and it sounds like, pardon us, a nightmare.
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"We made detailed comparisons between the isolated feather and all known feather-preserving Archaeopteryx specimens and ruled out its similarity to them," said Pittman.
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By analyzing a section of a feather, Dr. Brandis and her team can get a snapshot of the bird's diet while the feather was developing.
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With each oscillation, the blade-shaped feather rubs against the feather next to it, as if bowing a violin, causing the thickened feathers to resonate.
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With the Cut Out tool on screen, select Refine then Feather to make the blend between the layers smoother—tap and drag up on the Feather button.
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I stuck a cedar bough under your windshield wiper upright, like a feather in a headband, in a hatband, like a feather in a mirror frame, flame.
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She wore a long-sleeve embellished Georges Chakra mini dress with feather detailing and matching feather duster and topped it off with a BOSS faux fur white coat.
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It settles an ongoing dispute about when barbules appeared during feather evolution: one theory was that first the main stem of the feather developed to create bristly feathers.
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Scientists had previously assumed the feather was a primary covert from Archaeopteryx, but the new analysis ruled that out, as the feather lacked the required s-shaped centerline.
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Feather: The reason I call myself Feather, I was going on a trip to Africa on my own because my husband had passed away about 6 months prior.
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The 150-million-year-old fossilized feather was uncovered in 1861 within Late Jurassic limestones from the Solnhofen area of southern Germany, and it was the first fossil feather ever discovered.
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Season four winner Carrie Underwood (who dueted with judge Keith Urban) wore a Yanina Couture gown with a navel-grazing neckline, feather peplum and sheer floor-length skirt with feather accents.
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A found image and object coalesce beautifully in "Feather Moon," whose soft-looking foreground turns out to be a feather laid on top of a photograph of the moon, then rephotographed.
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Q: Gleaming Quill — Rakan slings an enchanted feather forward.
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To see if this funky "P8" feather was the source of the whistling, the team ran feather removal experiments, seeing how the whistling was impacted by removing the P8 and adjacent feathers.
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In a PETA video, workers at the farms can be heard saying they supply to luxury brands including Prada and Hermès, carnival costume designers, feather boa and feather duster stockists, and more.
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A diamond Cartier feather is, au fond, a fake feather, but I doubt that any severely pro-authenticity proprietress of one of those earnest, soulless spaces would throw one in the trash.
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Feather launches a high-end furniture rental service for liminal living "People's lives are constantly changing and they shouldn't be burdened by owning their furniture," said Jay Reno, Founder and CEO of Feather.
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" Macdonald's 1958 description of a street boy as "a feather in a vacuum" was perhaps appreciated by John Updike, who two years later described Ted Williams as "a feather caught in a vortex.
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"The innovative planar feather vane, however, creates a well-defined, two-dimensional surface on which it is possible to create a whole new world of complex color patterns within every feather," Prum writes.
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Turns out, birds of a feather really do flock together.
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Grande, however, has since covered the word with a feather.
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You can see knights and temples and feather quill pens.
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On an average order size of $2000,27, Feather earns $21.
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Or, the heavy use of feather dusters as erotic instruments.
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That was also a feather in the cap of Filipinos.
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Other times, birds of a feather... Magazine conglomerate Time Inc.
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The trouble comes from birds of a feather flocking together.
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Umi. Essentials Luxury Hotel Quality Natural White Goose Feather Pillows
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They hopped around wearing leather skirts and spectacular feather headdresses.
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He needed a pink feather boa or something like that.
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That's a feather meant to tip the scales of justice.
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"Certainly it's a feather in their cap," Mr. Dowd said.
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It's an ingenious system that greatly simplifies feather position control.
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Sam Edelman Down & Feather Puffer Coat with Faux Fur Trim
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Lauren Ralph Lauren Faux Fur Trim Down & Feather Fill Parka
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Stuck a feather in his cap, And called it macaroni.
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The Mets right now are birds of a different feather.
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No, these cretins in faux feather crowns must be criticized.
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Disney has put another feather in its cap this weekend.
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She lights it and tosses it on the feather pile.
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The tick clinging to the feather was identified as a hard-shelled tick similar to the most common variety of ticks found today, but the feather couldn't be nailed down with that level of accuracy.
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The inanimate equivalent of Fifi the feather duster (known as Plumette in the live-action remake) is a steal in this world, with a 32-inch ostrich feather duster coming in at a mere $40.
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And I have these beautiful wings that have a feather texture.
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But it's way more than a feather in her philanthropy cap.
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While at Lyanna's statue, Sansa finds the feather on the floor.
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Maria Paranova's solo as a feather shedding swan is a highlight.
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And Tracee Ellis Ross went with dramatic feather-motif round earrings.
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Consequently, their appearance during feather evolution is considered a major event.
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This information ecosystem enables "homophily"—birds of a feather flocking together.
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The advertisement shows a sleep mask, feather duster, and scalp massager.
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Feather typically breaks even on a rental after about six months.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt can add one more feather to his cap.
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Ultimately, though, it could be a feather in the Kremlin's cap.
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Sironen parted it horizontally so that it resembled a bird's feather.
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That's right — we're talking about feather boas, as Fashionista pointed out.
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Umi. Essentials Luxury Hotel Quality Natural White Goose Feather Pillows Umi.
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But feather-light lagers aren't the only game in town anymore.
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But more importantly, the H6s are feather-light and unbelievably comfortable.
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Does this magic wand have a phoenix feather in its tip?
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These are large headphones that feel feather-light on your head.
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The artist finished off her look with a voluminous feather headpiece.
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She also starred with Wagner in the 1955 western White Feather.
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Musgraves, 31, wore a glittering yellow sequin gown with feather time.
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West, or find a feather from honorary surrogates of Flannery O'Connor's
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Down is all poof, not firm like crunchy down/feather blends.
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Feather your nest with early-bird savings — buy your pass today.
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"We clearly are not birds of a feather," pensively she concluded.
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As a point of reference, a feather weighs about a gram.
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In this man's case, his new feather duvet was to blame.
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After throwing away his feather bedding, the man started to recover
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Our first product's cells will not be taken from a feather.
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She was wearing a $798 black feather-embellished Mac Duggal gown.
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Decorated Feather Mini Christmas Tree, $188No room for a big tree?
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It's illegal to own so much as a bald eagle feather.
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Her touch is feather-light, with many telling details to spot.
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Feather duvets and crisp sheets made the firm mattress exceptionally welcoming.
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What are the benefits of such a feather-light gaming mouse?
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Adam Selman ostrich feather tube top, $375 at Opening Ceremony; openingceremony.com.
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You can watch the launch, "Birds of a Feather," right here.
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I remember I wore a Givenchy feather jacket and leather pants.
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If death by arrow, death by feather, death by sweet spot.
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"This is a novel feather type that we haven't seen before."
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The inside rear brakes feather to deliver a more confident arc.
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A lone feather, ethereal white, dances across the scuffed rubber floor.
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They hand out feather boas, sunglasses, hats, light sticks or whistles.
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Toys included an eye mask, feather duster and a head massager.
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"Most pulmonologists probably don't ask about feather bedding," Dr. Han said.
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RiRi hit up the carnival Monday wearing this pink feather ensemble.
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The Simmons feather-top mattress and Sferra linens were quite comfortable.
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Images Take Flight: Feather Art in Mexico and Europe 1400–1700, published by Hirmer Verlag and distributed by University of Chicago Press, is the first thorough study of Mesoamerican feather mosaics from this era of change.
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While speaking with Tessa prior to my appointment, she said that one of the most popular tattoos for women is the feather, so the butterfly above the butt has given way to the feather on the ribcage.
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The feather you see above looks like it's moving in slow motion.
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It's going to be just another kind of feather in our cap.
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Right: A topless woman in a peacock feather headdress dances in 19773.
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Ultimate that removes the feather from the silhouette of Mr. Game & Watch.
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Had it been a feather that brushed the skin of my back?
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Feather is a startup and does need to make money, after all.
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Feather is rescuing millennials from IKEA purgatory with its furniture rental service.
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Warning: This post contains spoilers for the show Light as a Feather.
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The laptop's feather-light, but it forces me to carry dongles everywhere.
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In addition to snarge, "you could see the feather remains," Begier said.
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Designing a car is kind of like a feather in the cap.
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I started wearing feather boas and there's cocaine all over that record.
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For Rosberg, the race was just one more feather in his cap.
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And of course, the rocket will sport Blue Origin's signature feather insignia.
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Supreme Court justices can be a major feather in any president's cap.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Singapore's teens can add another feather to their caps.
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The pilot raises the feather and rights the ship's orientation for reëntry.
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Heather Feather was another early ASMR creator who perfected different audio techniques.
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Obviously, this is just a little panacea, Dumbo's feather, if you will.
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Painters of a different feather may not use chicken eggs at all.
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Feather your nest, because you could soon be entertaining a romantic guest.
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Viti's version wears a hand-sewn ostrich feather dress, made in Italy.
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Her husband's commute used to be two miles to Feather River Hospital.
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Is that where the title of your Feather + Rosary album comes from?
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Skeletal and feather-light, Rare locks into a groove with blunt efficiency.
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I remember going to class with these huge feather earrings I'd made.
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Using the feather, he summons the Firebird, who helps him destroy Kaschei.
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House of CB Blush Satin and Feather Jacket, $195, available at HouseofCB.
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Now a feather comes wafting down, a pigeon or a herring gull's.
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"See the black shape and the feather above the table?" he said.
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We had the feather brow, which I&aposm about to show you.
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"That other feather looked a little too country," Ms. Morgan-Thomas said.
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And it's a hell of a feather in the cap of Gov.
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None showed signs of extreme stress like feather plucking, quivering, or aggression.
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All right, feather pillow was a much better thing than the clap.
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Behaviorally learned from watching other chickens do it, overcrowding, poor nutrition, and even boredom exacerbate "feather pulling, feather eating, and cannibalism," which is also made worse by the fact that chickens go wild at the sight of blood.
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What each Luxe pillow feels likeLuxe Pillow, Down and Feather, from $129This is the company's most premium pillow, made from certified sustainably-sourced white goose down and small-game waterfowl feather, and housed inside the breathable cotton casing.
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At Birds of a Feather in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a bowl of slippery, feather-light pork won tons in chile oil has a red ring suspended around its edge that, to the spice-averse, may look like a warning.
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Yes, we ARE gonna play Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board.
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She topped off that silk-and-feather creation with a structured sequined headpiece.
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When Sansa finds the feather, things are no longer so cut and dry.
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A tick grasping a dinosaur feather inside 33 million-year-old Burmese amber.
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The team used a microscope to identify features of the ticks and feather.
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Workers and first responders evacuate patients from the Adventist Health Feather River Hospital.
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By focusing on style, Feather wants to offer furniture that people actually want.
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Recognizable standout patterns include an elegant feather motif and a bold floral illustration.
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There's no forgetting her Paris Fashion Week looks, especially the lavender feather suit.
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The nudie cutie patootie is a parrot with Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease.
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Regardless, it's interesting that Cersei failed to burn the feather in the pilot.
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Designed by Rachel Black, this hat is accented with a chic ombre feather.
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Furniture — a feather duster, a wardrobe — comes to life to sing and dance.
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It's where you got your feather-covered slap bracelets and rainbow knee socks.
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Found in Germany in 1861, this is the first fossil feather ever discovered.
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The feather headband she debuted at the Marchesa Fall 2017 show this week.
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It's a truly thrilling vocal performance that's both feather-light and strangely forceful.
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The white feather has always represented peace to me, as well as communication.
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THAT'S ANOTHER THING YOU CAN DO. THAT'D BE A FEATHER IN YOUR CAP.
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She couldn't say whether the missing birds of a feather usually flock together.
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Lauren Ralph Lauren faux fur trim down and feather fill parka, $159.90; nordstrom.
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Take the example of the Feather River West Levee Project in my district.
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The highlight of the Chocolate Feather Boa for me was the chocolate glaze.
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"Honestly, you could have knocked me over with a feather," one scientist said.
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After Gentle Whispering, Heather Feather was one of the giants of early ASMR.
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GARDEN CITY "Birds of a Feather Snack Together," create a simple bird feeder.
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The beauty of Gudda Gudda is that he's the feather to Wayne's Mario.
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The girls wore nude-colored tops and covered their bodies with feather fans.
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Feather boas hang from rails and thigh-high leather boots hang from racks.
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Feather touching sense-play during partnered pleasure mapping made me 48 percent calm.
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Kemp and her husband, the feather-mapping project has inspired a new passion.
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I was writing poetry at the time so I called myself lone feather.
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Throwing a changeup is like bringing "a feather duster" to a cage match.
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"Seven-colour Feather of the Moon," highly commended in the Our Moon category.
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One legal scholar has suggested that the history test is like Dumbo's feather.
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The white beaded feather-like detail across the V-neck really stands out.
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Richard Long Feather, left, with his sons Jace, in white shirt, and Jestin.
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Jace Long Feather, 21, has ridden in relay races since he was 14.
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In the distance, the brown-colored Feather River snaked along the valley floor.
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One option is a feather, like Dan Quayle in the old "Doonesbury" cartoons.
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Being the subject of Donald Trump's ire is a feather in my cap.
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"It's been quite a feather in my cap," he said at the time.
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"Good Riddance" is a caper novel, light as a feather and effortlessly charming.
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First came the feather brows, and if there's anything about the trend of eyebrow trends that's particularly telling, it is perhaps the fact that the makeup artist who first shared the feather brow to Instagram did so as a joke.
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Although Mr. Reno declined to divulge the number of Feather customers — other than to say "thousands" are currently using the service — or reveal the company's annual revenue, he said Feather will expand to new markets by the end of the year.
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The award is another feather in Hyundai's cap for Genesis, which debuted in 2008.
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Also, parts of Yuba County near the Feather River were under an evacuation order.
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It felt like she was holding a feather that the wind might blow away.
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So when I thought of feather brows this is what I came up with.
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She wore a black Elie Saab dress with a plunging neckline and feather details.
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Hospital workers and first responders evacuate patients from the Feather River Hospital in Paradise.
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Maybe Ursula can teach the chickens how to really shake a tail feather next.
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I can just feather the surface of the phone, and it still recognizes me.
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Vince Camuto Water Resistant Down & Feather Puffer Jacket, $82.50 (originally $165)[You save $82.50]
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What I wanted was a single lost bead, just one stray, bright-blue feather.
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It's worth noting that Fruits of a Feather is best played with a controller.
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Rex the dog has a rough past, but he's turning over a new feather.
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There is only so much a person can do with a pheasant feather brooch.
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In every version of the pilot, Robert places a bird feather on Lyanna's statue.
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Most importantly, that feather became a significant and reoccurring visual symbol on the show.
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And he will be doing so with a rather big feather in his cap.
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X-ray fluorescence maps of zinc, calcium, and benzo-sulfur in a kestrel feather.
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Briny, tender mussel meat encased in feather-light batter with spring and yellow onions?
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She uses a chicken feather to paint on the canvas in front of her.
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She burned sage, walked around the building, and stuck a feather on each door.
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This happened recently when Delish introduced us to Kalabasa Bakery's ethereal chocolate feather cakes.
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The smile, the red skin, the feather, the grin — Chief Wahoo has to go.
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Every now and then I get a feather or a foot in my mouth.
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Of the two, the down and feather model is the superior pillow for me.
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He calls this the "rocket/feather effect": prices rose fast but came down slowly.
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The more lace fans, feather boas and over-the-top hats, the better. 5.
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In the mountains, my father wore knickerbockers and an Alpine hat with a feather.
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It comes with a nice-looking feather that sits in the Japanese grosgrain band.
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The White House Twitter account tweeted vitals about the feather-covered pair on Monday.
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The almond-shaped hat, which retails for $566, features a curled pheasant feather trim.
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Fur, feather, and scale are ripped away, leaving bald spots where blade met flesh.
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China has so far been unsuccessful in developing its own white-feather pedigree lines.
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With its fuzzy feather coat, it revolutionized paleontology, suggesting that many dinosaurs had feathers.
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He wore an army fatigue vest with a golden feather pinned to the lapel.
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Guest rooms are spacious with furnished terraces, flat screen TVs, and premium feather duvets.
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It's one thing to be drawn to the like-minded, birds of a feather.
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Which makes sense for this song, which is amiable, feather-light and perfectly evanescent.
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Save your money to feather your nest; buy your early-bird passes right now.
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On Golf AUGUSTA, Ga. — For Rory McIlroy, the Masters title is like a feather.
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It's kind of like Dumbo's magic feather, but hopefully covering a lot more skin.
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I would always be in maxi dresses with feather earrings and my long hair.
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Making it into Amazon's top 2100 is yet another feather in their competitive caps.
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The groom wore a black tuxedo with matching velvet accessories and a feather boutonniere.
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His silvery hair glints under fluorescent light as the feather dances at his feet.
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" Eight years later, Mr. Feather produced Ms. Hopkins's album "How Blue Can You Get?
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The Northern Cheyenne came in eagle feather war bonnets and sang an honor song.
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Newer additions to his canon included paisley-printed silks and feather-trimmed chain mail.
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The mighty Roma was asleep in the tub, on a pile of feather beds.
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The stand is sleekly designed and clocks in at a feather-light 105 grams.
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It sounds heavy spelled out that way, but musically it's light as a feather.
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Most recently, Hulu and Awesomeness' binge-worthy YA series Light as a Feather started as the Wattpad story Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board by Alexandra Fletcher under the pseudonym Zoe Aarsen, and is returning for a second season this summer.
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It was a feather cap from the Karajá tribe that was used in a ritual named Hetohoky and collected in a 1907 expedition, not a feather headpiece made by members of the Munduruku tribe that was exhibited at the museum in 1882.
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Better pour yourself a stiff drink and wrap a feather boa around your neck first.
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Those potential flows could overwhelm the Feather River and other downstream waterways, channels and levees.
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Feather said it would the money to increase its headcount and investment in "reverse logistics".
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So no, they were never coming for your tiny cowgirl hats or mini feather boas.
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Paris Hilton dressed as a fancy-looking bunny with large feather ears and satin lingerie.
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Phillip nailed the feather and the quotes of questionable origin, but Debbie has Coach's heart.
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The Feather Thief is the Johnson's journey toward the truth, and an exploration of obsession.
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In almost 90 Fahrenheit (32 Celsius) heat, some men went shirtless or donned feather boas.
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Breast cancer awareness is so much more than pink ribbons, painted bras, and feather boas.
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Over time, the disease causes progressive feather loss and malformation of the beak and claws.
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Avoid drumming up conflict at home — you're better off shaking your tail feather with friends!
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To go even further, don't touch each other, just tease each other with a feather.
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That's a whole lot of scientific buzzwords in a single lump of feather-light material.
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But that doesn't mean the film will necessarily be another feather in the studio's cap.
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Extending such a policy to other caged birds would not be a feather-brained idea.
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Feather deserves a home where she will be healthy, safe, and protected from now on!
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Clah has a feather tattoo on his left cheekbone and several tattoos on his arms.
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Now, this would be a real historic feather in his cap regarding his presidential legacy.
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I had a girl with a peacock feather on her bum message me for help.
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It's a tickle at first, like a feather down the throat, then full bore nausea.
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"Glitter, sparkles, a feather boa if you're interested," she said about the perfect party outfit.
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Leland Ratcliff, captain of the US Forest Service's Feather River Hotshot crew, is among them.
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"It was just another feather in their cap," Scott said about Baxter's use of ZBB.
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Two New York City museums created the world's longest feather boa in honor of WorldPride.
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The multi-colored boa was announced the world's longest feather boa by Guinness World Records.
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They did not discover feather fossils, but suspect Moros had feathers, as did many dinosaurs.
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"When I found the first feather, I had about twenty seconds of disbelief," he said.
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However strenuous technically, her work is reliably feather-light in feeling, even at architectural scale.
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Long periods can go by with little happening aside from the ruffle of a feather.
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It could be that the President and his team tar and feather the special counsel.
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They have thick trunks, pineapple-shaped cones and they are crowned with feather-like leaves.
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For special occasions, I have a flapper-inspired gold headband with a tall black feather.
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Others have accepted the idea that birds of a feather flock together and always will.
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He saw Harris making jewelry, Nikki Kelber making feather headdresses, his wife upstairs belly dancing.
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A feather, then, cannot be labeled the sole product of either natural or sexual selection.
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Particularly, Lopez's feather coat, a piece custom made by Versace, struck a note with viewers.
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Or maybe you&aposve seen this feather hat, worn by Lady Gaga in Vanity Fair.
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"I was seriously puzzled by the feather structure we're seeing in this sample," he said.
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The man stops dancing, and the feather flutters off into the shadows beneath the seats.
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Her dress was also made from a shiny fabric that contrasted the feather details perfectly.
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HP is clearly trying to take on other feather-light competitors like the LG Gram.
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It was the wrong color and it had a broken black feather plume on top.
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It's fairly form-fitting and feather-light, breathes well, and is wind- and water-resistant.
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But they can return home for the holidays with quite a feather in their caps.
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Titman and his family petitioned the Clovis Unified School District for permission to wear the feather.
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I was trying to escape when I saw that familiar red feather in a blue cap.
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I could happily live in my bed, snuggled under my new feather duvet and cotton sheet.
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That's how many cubic inches of loft one ounce of a given variety of feather produces.
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The Pigeon Air Patrol is wearing custom-made backpacks that are as light as a feather.
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Mario Lopez doesn't need a magic feather to feel like he's soaring — he's got his family.
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Later on, you're tasked with acquiring a rare blue feather that's necessary for a marriage proposal.
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It featured feather embroidery on the arms and legs, a white button-up and black tie.
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Companies like Feather, Fernish and CasaOne rent furniture to people seeking flexibility in their living environments.
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Larsa Pippen dressed as a dark angel with a black mini-dress and black feather wings.
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After all, it wouldn't really be a Yeezus worldwide spectacular without a ruffled feather or two.
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These 3D fossils—which still contain feather arrangements and traces of soft tissue—are simply amazing.
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"Feather, teamwork when you are cohabbing makes the dream work," Perry, 34, read from her iPhone.
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Veeck selected one with an orange face, a pony tail and a crooked feather, Goldbach said.
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This light causes the fossil to glow, bringing additional clarity to the feather and bone anatomy.
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Huawei will see Britain's approval, however qualified and half-hearted, as another feather in its cap.
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When it comes to crows, however, this is not the first feather in the birds' cap.
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Upon further investigation, the man discovered that their dog was barking at a lonely bird feather.
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Previous analyses of the isolated feather were controversial owing to the nature of the fossil itself.
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They are Jimmy Page's "Zoso," John Paul Jones' circle, Robert Plant's feather, and John Bonham's trinity.
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"When you have no flat surfaces, the light gets completely absorbed by the feather," said McCoy.
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A feather-bedded public sector has also limited the development of a more vibrant private one.
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Even on those, the feather accents are what stand out and make the cakes so unique.
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They are Jimmy Page's "Zoso," John Paul Jones' circle, Robert Plant's feather and John Bonham's trinity.
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Put another feather in Michelangelo's cap -- dude got the First Lady to hold President Trump's hand.
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The Queen accessorized hers with a few feather details, while Kate's featured a large satin ribbon.
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One of them is Leland Ratcliff, captain of the US Forest Service's Feather River Hotshot crew.
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Of the four hundred and twenty-five feather houses in Paris in 1919, only four remain.
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It was like finding a feather caught in a hurricane just drifting along at walking pace.
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Further, we await analyses of how her victory is another feather in the cap of Trump.
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His co-star Tracee Ellis Ross opted for silver sequins and a feather hem from Chanel.
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"I think it's a feather in the cap of the players," Oilers coach Todd McLellan said.
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" It is given by the venerable Lionel Feather (Brad Bellamy), "the laugh master of New Hampshire!
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Kate Middleton is adding another feather in her cap when it comes to her impeccable style.
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Here a cross, there a swirl — a feather frozen in flight, a tangled attempt at ignition.
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"The turkey," Julia, a pretty, bottle-blonde German junkie with one feather earring calls it, shuddering.
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It's described as an eccentric show filled with performers clothed in feather boas, sequins, and sparkles.
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About 10 inches long with a feather on the back, they look like a flying syringe.
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A light-as-a-feather, star-shaped "Poof" from tires that were pulverized and freeze-dried.
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As Chad settled into our feather sofa — Jesse's favorite spot — I noticed that he looked better.
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Drake and Sufjan Stevens are both feather-voiced troubadours who sing about municipalities, relationships, and family.
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It was for this divine reason that Lord Krishna wore a peacock's feather on his head.
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That would be quite a feather in Baker Mayfield's cap (or, in Mayfield's case, his headband).
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In "Feather Mantle," real-time electronic manipulation spins out the angel's voice into reverberating crystalline shards.
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A few months later, a feather from each bird was dispatched to university scientists for study.
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Standing among protesters this week, holding a feather, he spoke in clear, at turns indignant, tones.
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John James Audubon, the famous naturalist, preferred trumpeter swan feather quills to any others, he said.
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Nonfiction THE FEATHER THIEFBeauty, Obsession, and the Natural History Heist of the CenturyBy Kirk Wallace JohnsonIllustrated.
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As productions go, this version of Tchaikovsky's ballet is not the prettiest feather in the flock.
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"What fun to feather our own little nest, the only nest we actually owned," she wrote.
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Finally, the lighter brown shade was the perfect color to feather over my shiny T-zone.
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The touch of his father still there on his heels, like the brush from a feather.
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Basically ends up, like, giving a feather to this guy that she meets in the forest.
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Even her mourning garb seems tailored to seduce, with a jaunty black feather on her hat.
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It came in multiple varieties with names such as Gold Duster, Feather Duster, and Space Duster.
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The cock-up shows that chasing higher margins is no sure way to feather your nest.
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Their work would seem philosophical were it not so blithe, resting feather-light on the mind.
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On the surface, Emilia Fart is an oddball who wears feather boas and vibrant yellow eyeshadow.
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In other words, there is clear and convincing evidence that birds of a feather flock together.
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Performers attired in rhinestone bras, ostrich feather jackets, and white long-johns swirled around the room.
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Two such companies, Fernish and Feather, both promote themselves as flexible, affordable alternatives to furniture ownership.
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Companies like Fernish and Feather are leaning into this instability and rebranding it as an opportunity.
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Very shortly afterward, with the discovery of an Archaeopteryx fossil—a critically important species linking reptiles to birds—scientists connected the two together, figuring the feather likely belonged to the Archaeopteryx, though the proposed provenance of the feather remained controversial owing to missing elements in the fossil.
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Christian Titman wears a ceremonial eagle feather to his high school graduation ceremony on June 4, 2015.
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But it was the embellished silver and feather details on the bodice that really had heads turning.
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The name means "tail feather" because the end of its tail looked like a fan of feathers.
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At Feather River, however, where the water level nearly reached the treetops, the water's force was evident.
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"Just because something is old does not mean it's at much greater risk of failure," Feather said.
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Medical personnel evacuate patients as the Feather River Hospital burns while the Camp fire rages through Paradise.
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Search and rescue teams scramble to evacuate patients as the Camp fire burns the Feather River Hospital.
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Hospital beds and other equipment sit in a parking lot outside the Feather River Hospital on Nov.
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I went to auto body school, I used plastics, I did a feather room which I'm reimagining.
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The thing is that, historically, McConnell has proved largely resistant to efforts to tar and feather him.
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Is it the same with $26 goose-feather dog beds designed with the fashion photographer Bruce Weber?
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Unlike CORT, Feather does not offer this nightmare millipede-looking chaise that belongs in Delia Deetz's home.
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At the end of the process, babies are tickled with a feather and then sorted into families.
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The fitted gown featured a plunging neckline and head-to-toe sequins in a feather-like pattern.
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In a case of "birds of a feather," half of the theme entries come from the movies.
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It's these furniture horror stories that make Feather, the furniture version of Rent The Runway, so appealing.
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A single, shiny black feather hung from a small branch and fluttered, like some ominous calling card.
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The fossilized specimens exhibited similar feather arrangements, pigmentation (yes, the amber fossils even revealed color!), and microstructure.
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Compared to dense phones like Note 8 or the Essential Phone, the V30 is almost feather light.
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If you're one of those Millennial Bashers, add this feather to your "millennials aren't doing X" cap.
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Hey, maybe the dog didn't like how the feather smelled, or maybe it just really hates birds.
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The feather-haired Angels are in many ways less feminist than their Spelling-spawned predecessor, Honey West.
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The microfine brush tip is meant to deliver feather-like strokes that look like actual brow hairs.
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Katy Perry, when not dressing like Tom Ford-designed feather disco balls, actually prefers simpler outfit choices.
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I see this Israel event as a feather in my cap because it's such a historical event.
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Another snapshot saw North wearing feather-adorned kitten heels paired with athletic pants and a denim jacket.
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In January of 2017, she staged a protest against Canada Goose's fur-trimmed and feather-filled jackets.
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That he's been able to do it for so long is simply another feather in his cap.
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"When @taylorswift looks perfect in a feather tiara and I look wrong.. But HAPPY 2016!!!!!!!" she wrote.
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However something about Drake's overall vibe tells me he's light as a feather on the rink. 32.
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The story of Leland Ratcliff, captain of the US Forest Service's Feather River Hotshot crew, is emblematic.
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In a tippy, feather-light single scull, there are no teammates to help her or motivate her.
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Sports of The Times CLEVELAND — Knock me over with a feather: LeBron James still can play basketball.
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I mean, come on, he's a ghost... It was like Elvis was tickling me with a feather.
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In London, the feather market went through nearly a third of a million egrets in 1910 alone.
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In "Young Lion," the beast is a jaunty cub, wearing a black cap with a blue feather.
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Photograph by Richard Barnes for The New Yorker Half an hour later, DePalma discovered a large feather.
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The Highland Feather Carmel Hutterite Goose Down Comforter offers well above average stitching, fill power, and comfort.
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Highland Feather applies an anti-microbial treatment to the goose down fill to prevent problems with allergens.
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Traditional vases are disguised behind trunks of bronze; their ceramic base manipulated to resemble feather-clad creatures.
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Many of Corea's compositions have become jazz standards; you might recognize "Spain" (off Light as a feather).
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The fact that Kim barely made any concessions on Tuesday is also a feather in Pyongyang's cap.
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And in "Towards the Diagnostic Gaze" (2013), the trick is to hold a feather duster absolutely still.
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On the day I visited, the word of the day was "migwan," which means feather in Algonquin.
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"I have always been in love with the colors of the feather of a peacock," says Sutton.
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Her views were changed, she said, when she saw the systematic arrangement of the feather-like branches.
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And in Shawn's "The Feather in the Dawn," he presented his own version of Native American dance.
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It's a notch in your belt or a feather in your cap if you're a serious climber.
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"Feather Mantle" ("Hagoromo"), the second Noh play, has some tumultuous moments but is finally a celebratory work.
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The design works in the Adafruit Feather ecosystem, a user friendly set of development boards and electronics.
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It probably had something to do with the 300 thread count linens and the feather down comforter.
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She paired her long-sleeved gown with sparkling platform heels, a feather boa, and glitter face makeup.
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The Court has got big, activist ears; it would rather believe it's got a magical history feather.
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"The meme I posted/was talking about was of him writing with a feather pen," she wrote.
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Erdogan and Putin are birds of a feather, and both have enjoyed favorable treatment from President Trump.
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He thinks that sticking a feather in his cap will suffice to join Britain's most effete club.
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Although Vaughan had flowered through the language of bebop, it was just one feather in her plumage.
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Straight ahead is the formal dining room, which has a contemporary ceiling fixture with a feather motif.
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A great fight, a great feather in Pettis' cap, and not a terrible showing from Oliveira either.
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At least one room in each cabin offers a king-sized feather bed with a full bathroom.
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"Sichuan Food, Bracing and Measured, in Brooklyn," by Marian Bull At Birds of a Feather in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, a bowl of slippery, feather-light pork won tons in chile oil has a red ring suspended around its edge that, to the spice-averse, may look like a warning.
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The looks were accessorised with black see-through masks, sometimes formed as butterflies as well as feather headdresses.
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When watching a bird fly away you can see each individual feather flex and rotate as it flaps.
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Biker ballerinas turned into crystal embellished angels-meet-rock chicks, with black and silver bustiers sprouting feather wings.
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Neither Deinocroton tick was found next to a dinosaur feather, so direct evidence of their host doesn't exist.
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"You could have knocked me over with a feather when they said she was African-American," she said.
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The Yellow Feather Fund, Sesame Street's nonprofit committed to helping children, is working to expand its autism initiatives.
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It reminds me of the heaviness of purpose required to chase the feather-light glee of the sacred.
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The looks were accessorised with black see-through masks, sometimes formed as butterflies, as well as feather headdresses.
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The recent Fox acquisition is just another feather in Disney's cap and the work of CEO Bob Iger.
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Feather is meant to solve that, moving people away from disposable furniture into a future of recyclable furniture.
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Braid your hair to accentuate your glorious mane, and finish off the costume with glittery or feather accessories.
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The phrase "birds of a feather flock together" is a common, simple explanation of what the term means.
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Bits of concrete, rock, mud, and timber lie at the bottom of the structure, clogging the Feather River.
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Even before then, we'll be taking inspiration from Halsey when we bring feather eyebrows to our holiday parties.
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If you feather that menu down and select Suggesting, you will now be making suggestions rather than changes.
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The virus at the heart of the disease attacks the feather follicles, beaks and claws of affected parrots.
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At first, use light touches (feel free to take out a feather or another tickler if you want).
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And the result was, I drew women wearing feather boas and fishnet stockings at the age of 9.
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Rating: 4/5 "Birds of a feather" I was absolutely howling from the get go on this one.
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Speeding up the recording, we see in detail how ice crystals form, springing into geometric feather-like shapes.
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Which, in real terms meant that you got to prance around in leather pants and a feather boa.
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The regular black feathers simply had single barbs attached to a main stem, like any feather you've seen.
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The company said it has made many updates to the craft -- the most important being the feather inhibitor.
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And if birds of a feather flock together, women will most likely not be included on the list.
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It's said that birds of a feather flock together—are you flocking with some birds you shouldn't be?
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When she kicked off the high-energy residency last year, the singer sported a feather-filled bedazzled number.
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The gorgeous train and feather-like detailing make this toilet paper wedding gown completely one of a kind.
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CHOCOLATE FEATHER BOA — Top Pot is famous for its "boas," which are glazed doughnuts topped with coconut shavings.
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Others included thespian costumier Africcana who created a dramatic peacock feather cape for theater star Osas Ighodaro Ajibade.
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Few works of Aztec feather art survive, although Hernán Cortés sent some as war trophies back to Spain.
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An absurdist samurai helmet is based on a construction worker's orange hard hat, ornamented by a feather duster.
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Would someone please put feather texturing on these jerseys, like the world has been demanding all these years.
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And to put a feather in his hat trick, Lukaku had one more in him on the day.
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There was also "We May Never Dance Again®" choreographed by Raja Feather Kelly at the Invisible Dog.
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It appears to be a young child sitting in front of a desk holding a goose feather quill.
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Had it become Dumbo's feather, I wondered, less of a physiological fix, more of a magical confidence booster?
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"For my cat Tanzie, nothing beats a feather toy on the end of a pole," Ms. Wells said.
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To belong became "a feather in your cap," said Mr. Fracchia, putting status above the clubs' original missions.
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He instead returned to the main hospital, Adventist Health Feather River, where he manages the intensive care unit.
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It takes all sorts to make a silk purse but birds of a feather flock in your cap.
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While once controversial, it's now widely accepted that many dinosaurs would have some type of feather-like structure.
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"Being the subject of Donald Trump's ire is a feather in my cap," Hunter said on GMA Tuesday.
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His opponents would use every instrument at their disposal during a general election to tar and feather him.
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If we stopped and thought about things for a minute, we'd tar and feather the lot of them.
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A feather duster on Bernie, who is going in for the kill against her with rallies in Massachusetts.
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Infanta elements — bell sleeves, abstracted pannier hips, corsets — met Chrysler Building curves met craft (met cumulus feather hoods).
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The sheriff then provides a discourse on law and order, which he says are birds of a feather.
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So, yes, if she's in a mile-long feather boa, I better give her something that matches that.
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A single black bejeweled feather was worn like a cross-body sword across a ribbed cotton tank top.
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Certainly it would be a feather in his cap to do something not done during the Obama period.
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Rescuers gave him a bath, returning him to his ordinary white coat of feather and set him free.
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In another, soldiers talk, or seem to be talking, while a plump woman holds a colorful feather duster.
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At Prada in Milan, ornamental twigs dangled from feather and chain necklaces, offsetting looks of leather and fur.
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Last week, crews observed a hole in the dam's concrete spillway, which drains water into the Feather River.
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The bed itself was minimal, a white on white affair with feather pillows and LH-monogrammed duvet cover.
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She was wearing a pointy hat, made of green felt, with a red feather tucked in its brim.
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The verdict on the patient's condition was that he had feather duvet lung, a subset of hypersensitivity pneumonitis.
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Purchasing the new home is a feather in their cap after a record-breaking 2019, in which Mrs.
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Mr. Gitler had a close association with Mr. Feather, the longtime jazz critic for The Los Angeles Times.
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"Before, I didn't understand anything," he said, pointing at Parolil, who was busy focusing on the peregrine's feather.
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The older princess pulls a feather from the bottom of the pile and dips it in the whiskey.
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What's more, the fossil contained no evidence of a quill; it's incomplete preservation thus made it impossible for scientists to identify the type of feather, be it primary (large wing feathers required for flight), secondary (small wing feathers that provide lift), or primary covert (also known as a tail feather).
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It is as light as a feather, yet almost indestructible, and could one day change the field of medicine.
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I figure only the rarest of birds on the brink of extinction make it to the Kanye feather silo.
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"Put it in the inner corners, where the shadow is darkest, and feather out to nothing," she tells us.
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The above video answers the question of any elementary schooler: Why did Yankee Doodle Dandy call his feather macaroni?
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Today, "Ladies Night" at the ballpark usually means some variation of spa packages, manicures, wine specials, and feather boas.
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Dress up your look with any of the playful pairs, from flirty feather-trimmed pumps to animal-print kicks.
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Getting too hung up on that one objective isn't really the way to play Fruits of a Feather, though.
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The Pixel Visual Core that was just announced this week is another major feather in the new phone's hat.
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"Flooding is based on total flow to the Feather River," the Butte County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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For this is fashion, after all, and the next feather-ruffling iteration is always, always just around the corner.
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For Renault, having Rick arrested for the murder of a German major would be a feather in his cap.
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Light as a Feather is as saucy as the next teen soap, but as vicious as any horror movie.
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Further comparative analyses showed that the feather couldn't possibly belong to Archaeopteryx, whether it be primary, secondary, or covert.
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Feather is throwing back the curtains to reveal its rental service for mid-priced to high-end apartment furniture.
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It is so heavenly, soft, comfortable and light as a feather that I never want to take it off!
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Tamara Ferguson, a nurse at Paradise's, Adventist Health Feather River says that the city had a large elderly population.
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Having had the white feather bestowed upon me, I knew this endeavor was to be part of my destiny.
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Officers tried to lure the curious cat out with a feather duster, but the feline didn't take the bait.
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In Father Berrigan's closet was a thin navy blue backpack, "light as a feather," his niece Frida Berrigan said.
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Adventist Health said its hospital, Adventist Health Feather River, will likely not be back in operation for many months.
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Editorial The two-handled plastic shopping bag, cheap, strong, portable, almost feather-light, does its one job extraordinarily well.
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She wore a dazzling Ralph & Russo dress for the event and also carried a feather handbag from Jimmy Choo.
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Queen Elizabeth II wore this feather hat to open the refurbished East Wing of Somerset House that same year.
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He unwrapped a sixteen-inch fossil feather, and held it in his palms like a piece of Lalique glass.
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There are 16 Rayographs in the exhibition, some with recognizable items like matchsticks and a feather, others entirely abstract.
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It's J.Lo jumping on the feminist bandwagon in the safest, least-likely-to-ruffle-a-single-feather way possible.
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The reigning queen of Las Vegas dressed as a couture showgirl, complete with bejeweled fringe and a feather headpiece.
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An animated email exchange between current and past resident ensued, and Ms. Feather was invited over for a visit.
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Feather, which started two years ago with venture capital backing, approaches its business from a sustainability point of view.
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On the Miller stage, Ms. Simons has previously turned feather dusters into cuckoos and kitchen mops into a lion.
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More from Tonic: In other words, there is clear and convincing evidence that birds of a feather flock together.
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She wore a semi-sheer silver design by Georges Chakra with crystal embellishments and feather details at the waist.
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At the New York launch party for Social Creature, Burton wore a similar ostrich feather gown in pale pink.
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"The truth is that unless you're reapplying constantly, lip products will feather slightly at the edges," Mr. Martin said.
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Toxic cyanobacteria surround a feather in Owasco Lake, which supplies the city of Auburn, New York, with drinking water.
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But don't underestimate the importance of Ryan Courtney's props, which assume alarmingly multifarious roles, and Raja Feather Kelly's choreography.
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The dress also had a form-fitting bodice, which was covered in red sparkles, and a feather-covered skirt.
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"Birds of a Feather" will be streamed live starting about 20 minutes before launch; you can watch it below.
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"Man With a Feather" (also in the show) is nothing like the thick, impastoed canvases of his late years.
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Models wore puffer dresses and coats in 1960s-inspired patterns, with black or white feather headdresses encircling their faces.
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On Gabriel's wings you can make out every last feather, gently gradating from green to gold to grapefruit pink.
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There were sweeping velvet capes, nerd plaid pantsuits and black bell-bottoms; puffer jackets, platform sneakers and feather boas.
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Onset of symptoms following exposure to new feather duvets or pillows can range from three weeks to five years.
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Between sequinned jumpsuits, feather-hemmed matching sets, and velvet suiting, your owor LBD can take a well-deserved break.
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To add several images to a message, tap or click the Tweet feather icon to start a new post.
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Nonsense flora lined the banks of the river — lanky palms with feather-duster heads, low and creeping prehistoric ferns.
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Without our continued attention, Facebook quite literally has nothing, and its empire could be brought down with a feather.
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"For Iowa to do this on such a large scale is a real feather in our caps," Liske said.
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It's the latest feather in her cap alongside songwriting credits and features with artists like Jeremih and The Game.
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But since the New 2DS XL can handle those games too, that's not much of a feather in its cap.
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As the trailer shows, the approach of the Night King ruins the feather by freezing into a sheet of ice.
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Shake a tail feather and get over to Starbucks today, because it's the last day the unique drink is available.
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The blushing bride wore a striking beaded and feather gown to walk down the aisle to proud husband Will Byler.
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Yes, every feather ruffle and cooing whine and butt wiggle is a product of programming, but the illusion is masterful.
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Feather has a pretty defined target audience – millennials who have already graduated college but haven't yet bought their first home.
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I want viewers to feel the same thrill I felt when I viewed a certain leaf, feather, or pollen grain.
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Tinted sunscreen is the ultimate summer multitasker: the answer to feather-light skin coverage, plus sun protection built right in.
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The shoe delivers what is typically hard to produce: a combination of heavy-duty cushioning and a feather-light weight.
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Meanwhile, chicks are packed into sheds by their thousands, enduring maddening stress that can lead to feather pecking and cannibalism.
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Parade-goers now don rainbow tutus, feather boas, body glitter and other colorful makeup, and as little clothing as possible.
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It's from their fall 2016 line -- black tulle gown, embroidered gold feather thread work .. the works -- and costs about £56,000.
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In the images, she plays with scrunching her chest to create breasts, wearing tight shorts and long, feather-duster eyelashes.
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One of them (the bad boy, it seems) wears a dangly silver feather earring in one ear, like George Michael.
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What's the message of Light as a Feather, a riveting Hulu Original that drops in its entirety on October 12?
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Basically, this is just a boy trying to impress a girl with a dazzling display of flying and feather flaring.
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Because teens love to scare themselves, on October 12 the same streaming platform is also debuting Light As A Feather.
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The ostrich feather trade used to be considered one of the more ethical examples of animal products used in fashion.
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The design included a large cutout cross detail across her chest, a feather-covered skirt and a thigh-high slit.
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But then gay humor is also about hiding, or about drag, about dropping a feather and letting the secrets out.
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It is hard to imagine a feather sliding between President Donald Trump's Republicans and Mr Netanyahu and his Likud party.
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It's a big green feather in Obama's cap as he seeks to cement his environmental legacy before he leaves office.
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But on account of their feather colors and bizarre head shape and, in daylight they're more often mistaken for branches.
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She can set a feather-filled trap with her basic attack and Double Daggers, then thwart her attackers with Bladecaller.
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Without the quill, the type of feather could not be established—and that's where the LSF was able to help.
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Light as a feather Traditionally laptops larger than 13-inches are reserved for someone who more or less stays put.
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The rockets burned for 31 seconds total, and the craft's unique "feather" system for slowing its descent was deployed successfully.
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Feather Creative would never take on a client that requested this sort of retouching, much less pursue this look themselves.
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It is not surprising then that President Trump congratulated Erdoğan on his victory — birds of a populist feather flock together.
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I ask everyone to write on a feather throughout the month of November where Turkey Tom sits as my centerpiece.
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"If you're a biologist, you know what a feather should look like," said Ms. McCoy, who is completing her doctorate.
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The Point was feather-light and very breathable, so walking around Manhattan in 90-degree weather was never a hindrance.
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The industrial design of the UAG Rugged Feather-Light iPhone 8 Case delivers great durability and a tough-looking style.
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Poodle & Blonde cushions are filled with recycled plastic bottle filler instead of feather or wool — but they're still super stylish.
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Plumette is technically a new character, I guess, since Lumiere's feather duster girlfriend didn't have a name in the original.
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But birds of a feather flock together, so we're in this to the end, whether I like it or not.
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One costume included a pink feather purse to replicate Calloway's Rambutan bag from Dauphinette, a New York-based fashion brand.
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According to CLSA banking analyst Brian Johnson, the fine amounts to "being beaten around the head with a feather duster".
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About 173,217 people along the Feather River were evacuated from their homes, and repairs to the dam cost $23 million.
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Often they were paired with knee-high ostrich feather rock star boots that canted the models forward like show ponies.
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There was also an ornate feather headpiece made by members of the Munduruku tribe, which was first exhibited in 1882.
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He was probably in his 60s, and he wore an old-fashioned tweed suit and a bowler with a feather.
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PAOLA PIVI An Italian photographic prankster takes feather-covered anthropomorphic bears to Miami just in time for Art Basel. Oct.
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Mr. Pierce ended up back at Paradise's main hospital, Adventist Health Feather River, where he manages the Intensive Care Unit.
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A feather, with its reciprocal structure, embodies the confluence of two powerful and equally important evolutionary forces: utility and beauty.
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He was probably in his 210s, and he wore an old-fashioned tweed suit and a bowler with a feather.
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For the show's finale, couture-like feather and leather gowns came down the runway, one more beautiful than the next.
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Soundly beating Wall Street's estimates in the quarter "was another major feather in the cap for Musk & Co.," he said.
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His 2020 Oscars look was "all about royalty": a golden, feather-like bodice paired with a billowing rust-orange skirt.
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And "Icarus" frames white feather shapes in tongues of yellow sunlight, implying a wing falling toward the blue water below.
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I can also see places where the eyeliner did feather and bleed a little bit, specifically on the actual wings.
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They pick up scraps of talk and offcuts of sensation, with which to feather the nests of their lyrical work.
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Farzana Syed is an artist in New Jersey who creates pieces using a sink strainer, making a peacock-feather pattern.
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The look: Millennials go bold in 2011, opting for colored skinny jeans and feather accessories, from hair clips to earrings.
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Scientists discovered previously unknown tiny insects similar to modern lice trapped in amber, along with a partially damaged dinosaur feather.
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Inside: a stuffed fabric snake, a glittery plastic snowman, a tin crocodile with a real feather protruding from its mouth.
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Front Burner Feather-light fried pork rinds from 4505 Meats in San Francisco are available nationally for the first time.
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Or they have gone to ground, and are trying to feather their own nests as a prophylactic against the chaos.
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An employee popped in to ask whether a feather on a church hat for a regular customer should be replaced.
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Ms. Norderval's performance left a strong impression: Her savage swoops between octaves are as remarkable as her feather-soft exhalations.
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J.P. Joey Dosik has a feather-light voice, and "Game Winner" moves with the restrained sensuality of early 1960s soul.
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Typically, paleontologists come across evidence of feathers in the fossil record by discovering feather impressions caked into rock and sediment.
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At the far end, another group is busy trying to replace a missing tail feather on an expensive-looking peregrine.
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Fur, feather, and scales are all "very different structures," said Milinkovitch, who's also affiliated with the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics.
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Taking a closer look at the pigeons' wings, the researchers found that one flight feather in particular was a bit...off.
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Hulu also boasts teen-centric scaries with Light as a Feather, and dives into the Stephen King universe with Castle Rock.
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Encrypted collaboration app Wickr has added a feather to its cap with a partnership with Psiphon, provider of smart VPN tools.
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With all of this going on, it's likely fans missed the trailer's greatest detail of all: a single, eventually frozen feather.
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Dam managers were draining water from the fast-filling reservoir into the Feather River below when the pit appeared last week.
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In the most recent Pleasanton incident, the tattoo clearly depicts a feather hanging from a ring around the suspect's right bicep.
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Medical staffers evacuate patients as the Feather River Hospital burns in the Camp fire raging through Paradise, California, on Nov. 43.
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Which is why Jay Reno, founder and CEO of Feather, thinks you should just rent all of your furniture from him.
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The protective style is synonymous with lots of loose curls, and the hair typically used (Marley) is light as a feather.
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The party had several interactive features: Hillsdale College provided a giant Declaration of Independence for attendees to sign with feather quills.
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CERSEIOh...She reaches into her sleeve and pulls out the brilliantly colored bird's feather Robert had placed on Lyanna's stone hand.
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We see the feather fall from Lyanna's statue over soundbites of characters like Catelyn and Ned talking about Jon Snow's parentage.
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Middle-aged blokes decked out in feather cuts and paisley shirts pester Bez for selfies, which he readily and happily provides.
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But that doesn't tell us much; it provokes the question of homophily, or the "birds of a feather flock together" problem.
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Plus, Alexa for Business adds yet another feather to the Powered by We cap, which is a big focus at WeWork.
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The outflow is also felt in the housing market, says Simon Croft of Feather, Smailes and Scales, a local estate agent.
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But his wrists and hands were still crisscrossed with feather-white scars from the first and last time he'd tried that.
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Cyrus' sister Brandi was sued by Ngom in 2014 after her German Shepard, Feather, allegedly bit Ngom at Brandi's apartment complex.
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"LSF detected the missing quill of the isolated feather when x-ray fluorescence and UV techniques did not," Pittman told Gizmodo.
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With each feather carefully detailed and contrasting against vibrant solid backgrounds, the fowls look equipped to fly right off the canvas.
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Soon we won't have up-to-date coverage on what's going on with Barack's mystery face feather/hair/dust particle/booger.
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She paired her floral earrings with another couture-casual look, donning a Michael Kors Fall 2016 white feather and sequin dress.
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They seem to have a carefree confidence that must lighten their step and make their hair bounce like feather-light coils.
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Be it head-to-toe lace, feather boas, or even a raspberry beret, his style — along with his music — hit hard.
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The White Feather Foundation was created for the purpose of giving a voice and support to those who cannot be heard.
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Icarus famously flew too close to the sun while escaping from that prison on wings of feather and wax, and died.
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Alessandra Ambrosio also attended the festival wearing a white cut-out bodysuit, a white fringe "skirt" and a feather-embellished headpiece.
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Wattpad also recently announced a second season for "Light as a Feather," which it produces with AwesomenessTV and Grammnet for Hulu.
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She's got the air of a jaded circus ringmaster with that cropped tuxedo jacket and weird feather thing in her hand.
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The feather and down are known to fluff up like new after, and the gel poly fiber won't clump at all.
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The structured internal core is made out of the waterfowl feather, and the two additional chambers are composed of goose down.
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The Feather AS-D2 may cause sticker shock for some buyers, but this expertly-crafted Japanese razor is worth every penny.Pros:Cons:
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I truly have never put on a more comfortable T-shirt in my life— light as a feather and superiorly soft.
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The Feather Boas, which are frosted doughnuts dusted with coconut shavings and other sprinkles, are some of Top Pot's iconic offerings.
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Its feather-flying shoulders hold real but silicone-covered gull's skulls, set with fake pearls and—skip the slipper—glass eyes.
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Some dinosaurs hop up a tree trunk, with feather-assisted bounds, while others sail effortlessly to the top of the canopy.
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Through Feather, customers can subscribe to a whole living room, bedroom or dining room for as low as $35 a month.
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The latest little taste of the fairy tale comes from Gugu Mbatha-Raw, who will play maid turned feather duster Plumette.
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Mr. Ailes's lawyers said Ms. Carlson's suit, which they called a "tar-and-feather campaign," was a breach of her contract.
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Five women organize an astonishing array of costumes, tap shoes and feather boas into small, curtained-off, makeshift dressing rooms backstage.
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Medrich pooh-poohs another method, which involves straining the whites to remove the more watery bits that tend to feather out.
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In the aftermath of a battle, they remark on the aggressiveness of Robin, but they are nearly birds of a feather.
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"I hope not," Bird said with a smile, poking a hole in the notion that birds of a feather flock together.
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Derided as a pampered lightweight ("Feather-Duster Roosevelt"), he was barely nominated on the fourth ballot at the 1932 Democratic Convention.
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On the front of its black box is an unlabeled peephole, through which you can glimpse a small Mappin's moa feather.
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These new subscription services, including the New York-based Feather and Los Angeles-based Fernish, differ from established furniture-rental companies.
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Air-conditioners are another Feather category that could have wide appeal, especially since the company's delivery teams will do the installation.
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In her 1995 debut novel, "A Feather on the Breath of God," she wrote about her youth and coming-of-age.
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" His character Orvil Red Feather discovers the word "pretendian" online, and later invokes the idea of "Indians dressed up as Indians.
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It's a tiny bandit with flamboyant red wingtips and a brash streak of yellow across the end of its tail feather.
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Among the music-filled displays is a Dinosaur Path, which includes lanterns of a Tyrannosaurus rex and a feather-crested velociraptor.
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All five worked — "a feather in my cap," she said — and so she supports policies like equal pay and paid leave.
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Then they predictably devolve into unsubstantiated claims of his sexual orientation and salacious details about his alleged penchant for feather boas.
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Cramer has said the U.S. stock market hovering around record highs is also a feather in Trump's cap in trade negotiations.
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"For each species the pattern is different, and for each feather the pattern is different," said the technician Abdul Nasser Parolil.
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Elsewhere in the sterile laboratory, a hand tickles the emoji, feather flourished, before a lab-coated assistant hands over your card.
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" In behind-the-scenes footage that premiered exclusively with PEOPLE, Brust shared his go-to video shoot day must-haves, which include a cowboy hat, a phone charger, a "backup turkey feather from a turkey you shot just in case the other feather is a little too raggedy," and "a little bourbon to wash it all down smooth.
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Sometimes, tax increases don't affect people, but if they think you're trying to feather your own nest, they don't know about that.
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But you don't need to find a pond full of geese in order to harvest some goose feather down to stay warm.
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They usually feature a man in feather-bedecked warrior garb holding a woman wearing a white dress and in a fainting posture.
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Suddenly, a feral cat pounces out from some nearby brush, narrowly missing a flock member's feather plume-festooned head with a paw.
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This is what Conner said about these artists in an interview with Jack Rasmussen: Emily Feather has an affinity for blue ink.
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There's Dominique Ansel's adorable polar bear Bûche de Noël; Kirsten Alana's sunset shot in Goa, India; and Emily Schuman's festive feather skirt.
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Cue feather eyebrows- the latest edition to a long list of ever-changing, divisive beauty crazes flapping its wings and taking flight.
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Last week, the singer tickled John Legend with her pink feather on stage while his wife, Chrissy Teigen, cheered from the audience.
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The insulation, which Patagonia calls PlumaFill, looks like a miniature feather boa, with innumerable polyester tufts emanating from a long, central spine.
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Hospital workers and first responders evacuate patients from the Feather River Hospital as the Camp fire moves through the area on Nov.
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The hostess led a pack of pal dressed in white corset gowns and feather hair pieces, giving off some Old West vibes.
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JL: Alright well the parrot that you read about and this one must be birds of a feather, because you are correct!
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Beloved also offers education on the misstep of "appropriating" cultures by, for example, donning feather headdresses, says its community manager, Dez Ramirez.
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For the show, Halsey walked onto the runway in a white crop top, a sheer feather skirt, and a pair of wings.
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Margot Robbie will have another feather in her cap as she's been tapped to host the season premiere of Saturday Night Live.
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