Feathered ShadowThink of the feathered shadow technique as the anti-smoky eye.
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Bald eagles are known for their white-feathered heads that contrast their brown-feathered bodies.
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Feathered Brows Feathered brows (also called fluffy brows) are basically the "no-makeup makeup" look for your eyes.
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Dinosaurs — especially feathered dinosaurs — I think I have this idea where I'll do proper watercolors of feathered dinosaurs.
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"Feathered birds or feathered dinosaurs with feathered feet have been something that scientists have been looking for for decades," said Jingmai O'Connor, a paleontologist from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.
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Zoë Kravitz also opted for a feathery look, although a much more colorful one, choosing a Dior Haute Couture gown with a black feathered bodice and technicolor feathered rainbow skirt.
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Instead of wearing the lilac feathered sleeves that she ended up rocking, she first tried on a large feathered hat — until her family members told her go to for the sleeves instead.
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Feathered friends don't get a pass from the CDC either.
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For instance: Did you know that dinosaurs were actually feathered?
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These fine feathered fellows have been a couple since 2010.
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It is difficult to fight back against the feathered fiends.
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Maxwell has been working to protect feathered species ever since.
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I'll take that in my feathered chapeau, and a gimlet.
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He designs feathered clothes and accessories for the fashion industry.
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His hair was immaculately feathered and short on the sides.
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Of course, her sheer dress and feathered shawl turned heads.
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Alba also made a statement with her white feathered handbag.
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There's no need for binoculars to identify your feathered visitors!
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A fanny pack is a friend to a feathered waist.
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Maybe memories of feathered slime and pepperoni chunks had faded.
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But males and females paired together make poor feathered companions.
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And after seeing that heavenly feathered train, we're not surprised.
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Kendall wore a black column gown with a feathered neck.
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Once feathered, it is cooked for 230 minutes in the oven.
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She accessorized with sparkly stockings, feathered heels and a bedazzled headdress.
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Is the feathered drone as maneuverable as a similarly-sized bird?
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She also wore this feathered saucer hat to the 2017 event.
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We now know that the Gallimimus had feathered wings, Mallon says.
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You can also try cool feathered looks and more graphic styles.
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Monáe paired the feathered, sequined dress with a Jennifer Behr crown.
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Like all other raptor dinosaurs, it would have been fully feathered.
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Critics also tarred and feathered Mormonism with unflattering comparisons to Islam.
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His plump, white-feathered body stood out against the smaller birds.
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We waited to see which feathered friend would drop in next.
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It's challenging what scientists know about feathered dinosaurs from that era.
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Priya Serrao, Miss Australia, donned a sleeveless gown and feathered bracelets.
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It also featured feathered fringe at the wrists of each sleeve.
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BOHEMIAN GROVE – NIGHT Two VCs are wearing feathered headdresses and leather breeches.
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True to form, Foster wore a white suit and matching feathered hat.
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And we presume these feathered head toppers are going to as well.
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Princess Beatrice wore this feathered percher hat to the Royal Ascot 2016.
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The billowing feathered design of the skirt was an eye-catching touch.
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Some animals fly with feathered wings, others with membranes stretched between fingers.
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A more feathered variation, made famous by Farrah Fawcett, dominated the '70s.
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We're all family in this, whether it be human, furry or feathered.
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Rihanna blossomed into a feathered beauty for one of Barbados' biggest celebrations.
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And I had feathered hair, and someday I'll let you enjoy it.
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Those little birds better be grateful I care about their feathered noggins.
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He was a gas fiend, a feathered victim of the gas habit.
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In fact, feathered outerwear may have been the trend of the night.
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But there were many feathered dinosaurs that did not fly, like Wulong.
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Its contemporaries would have been Microraptors, small feathered dinosaurs that resembled birds.
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Like low-rise jeans and feathered hair, people can outgrow friendships, too.
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Unlike Megyn, Quik says Laura's punishment should be feathered and fed cold.
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Gaga dazzled in a plunging V-neck tuxedo jacket dress with feathered accessory.
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The wedding dress-like gown featured a feathered skirt and fitted strapless bodice.
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The '80s was the decade of crazy patterns, vibrant colors, and feathered hairstyles.
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It screwed the average Joe, while these so-called elites feathered their nests.
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Or the beaded and caged two-piece she paired with a feathered crown?
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"Here we go," Egerton wrote alongside the silhouette of two giant feathered wings.
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Basically my world revolves around these feathered creatures so... I'm a Chicken Enthusiast.
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It's pretty funny, but should we be worried about this fine feathered fellow?
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The plunging sweetheart neckline and feathered skirt add the perfect amount of drama.
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But what happens to those feathered and sequined looks after the curtain drops?
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LG: Did you have shoulder pads and wear blazers and your feathered hair?
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Wherever he looked were men in boot spurs, breastplates, neck ruffs, feathered hats.
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The woman in a feathered dress was clutching a crystal on the floor.
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We already know that most dinosaurs were feathered and brightly-colored like birds.
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It featured a high-neck leotard underneath a sheer overlay with feathered fringe.
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Her blue babydoll slip featured a sheer polka-dot print and feathered fringe.
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Unlike some of its feathered ancestors, the T. rex was covered in scales.
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Such realism always made a little easier to take in fancy, feathered shoes.
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We already know that many dinosaurs were feathered like birds and brightly colored.
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All around were red-feathered chickens, pecking and scratching, oblivious to our presence.
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She's all leather jackets and short bangs, not crop tops and feathered hair.
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The outfit featured layers of tulle, embellished shoulder straps, and a feathered hat.
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He ends up working in a feathered costume for a fried-chicken joint.
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That one in particular, that was tarred and feathered for the wrong reasons.
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All you have to do is avoid your feathered friends to prevent a collision.
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But as far as we know, the region's feathered visitors are just disoriented tourists.
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Let this inspire you to learn about New Zealand's trove of strange feathered friends.
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Mr Bewkes, however, only manages a laconic shrug when he mentions the feathered predator.
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The feathered headdresses and color combinations are a tribute to the attendees' native lands.
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The supermodel, 23, wore a bright orange, feathered gown, accessorizing with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
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What in God's name is this feathered dinosaur King doing in a chicken coop?
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Here are some of our favorite feathered (and mostly friendly) memes of the year.
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Feathered Changes, Serpent Disappearances is on view from April 14 to July 30, 2016.
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The supermodel, 226, wore a bright orange, feathered gown, accessorizing with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
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The lip is then blurred with a cotton bud to give a feathered effect.
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A mannequin hand wearing a feathered black satin glove with a paste-diamond ring.
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Ahead of the show, McEntire wore a sparkling black sequined gown with feathered cuffs.
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Additionally, the town is considered the birthplace of Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec feathered serpent god.
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And you thought the fine-feathered avengers from that Alfred Hitchcock movie were scary.
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Scientists are eager to understand the plumage differences between birds and these feathered dinosaurs.
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Mariana Jesica Varela, Miss Argentina, dazzled in a beaded outfit, crown, and feathered attachment.
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Kratts aren't a furry or feathered species, though they do interact regularly with animals.
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The "Pose" star wore a custom Alex Vinash suit with a detachable feathered train.
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The inspiring framed wall art above her daughter's crib, flanked by a few feathered baubles.
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The supermodel wore a bright orange, feathered Atelier Versace gown, accessorizing with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
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This is the same valley where a feathered dinosaur tail was discovered trapped in amber.
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Named Tongtianlong limosus, the dinosaur was a winged and feathered ancient ancestor to modern birds.
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They feature the Three-Feathered Badge of the Prince of Wales printed in gold ink.
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We can all probably agree these feathered or furry friends are not in fact real.
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Imagine this: a large, feathered reptile with bold stripes and a colorful, raccoon-like face.
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Gothic lipstick, '90s haircuts, and feathered brows: Hale does it all without missing a beat.
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The machines are supposed to be designed to withstand an impact by the feathered creatures.
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Prices of white-feathered chicken have jumped by almost 2003%, Dutch bank Rabobank told CNBC.
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She added a feathered Sonia Rykiel cape to the look and white stacked-heel boots.
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Nyong'o looked radiant in an orange off-the-shoulder Prada gown with a feathered neckline.
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Ms. Deleski wore a champagne-colored gown and held a feathered mask over her eyes.
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Her strapless gown was made from feathered fabric in multiple shades of pink and purple.
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France also imposed restrictions for hunters, notably of wild feathered game, in high risk areas.
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Or seen that picture of a rabbit's tracks disappearing in a swarm of feathered death?
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Animals simply find certain features — a blush of red, a feathered flourish — to be appealing.
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This backfired, as five more turkeys came running over to join their obstructive feathered friends.
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It was edged by a fresh haircut, short on the sides, feathered on the top.
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"Look at you," he cooed at one point, addressing one of the feathered guests directly.
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Feathered, not-so-much friends It's hard to imagine a better-looking fossil than this.
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Her outfit featured a massive feathered headdress and an equally fantastical red and white skirt.
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The singer wore a white-and-black feathered Yanina Couture dress and Christian Louboutin heels.
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Leila Lopes of Angola won the Miss Universe title in a head-turning feathered dress.
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The Dilophosaurus didn&apost spit venom, and raptors probably had the beginnings of feathered wings.
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I was struck by that lo-fi acoustic sound, with its dark distortions and feathered samples.
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Those metal brushes, underneath the cars, getting all feathered and flimsy and finally just falling apart.
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Come to think of it, why are these feathered impersonators such copycats in the first place?
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Right: A Mardi Gras Indian in a feathered headdress plays a tambourine for Mardi Gras, 1978.
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Yet he also says that these feathered friends resist anthropomorphism, since they are skittish and nomadic.
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Maybe we don't have to worry about a flock of leggy, feathered predators terrorizing the foothills.
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Feathered, flat-ironed, or big, glorious Afros, there's no expiration date on really, really groovy hair.
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While Mayflower is quite content with his current feathered family, the sanctuary's turkey population is growing.
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This will extend to her costumes, too, which means Spears may hang up the feathered shrug.
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They feature the Three-Feathered Badge of the Prince of Wales printed in gold ink. pic.twitter.
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The Ricky's in Manhattan had a feathered headdress on display, but it had not caused complaints.
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It came from the same fossil deposit where scientists first discovered Archaeopteryx, the famous feathered dinosaur.
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Towards her waist, one side had black spikes and the other had a soft feathered curve.
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What weird rituals do you perform in order to make sure you've properly feathered your nest?
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Jada Pinkett Smith walked the carpet in a pale-pink gown with a flowing, feathered train.
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He later feathered a nest at Fox News, also known as the Trump administration applicant pool.
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Like how can Aria even be thinking with those nine-inch feathered earrings in her hair?
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Boys strutted with feathered staffs twice their height, wearing sequin work that boiled in the sun.
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And after feathered dinosaurs became extinct, the lice would have needed to move on to survive.
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Sleeves were mostly long, necklines high, and furs were big and feathered with mink and fox.
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If I had the requisite amount of hair, I would have feathered it for the occasion.
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So it may seem strange to see flocks of the bright-feathered birds in arid California.
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Drama was essential to the '80s and this feathered crop style was a highly coveted example.
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Another nice aspect is the swiveling feathered front hook, which helps prevent bass from spitting the lure.
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Bonas wore a pink-and-green striped dress from British designer EPONINE London with a feathered fascinator.
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I'm feeling the upbeat vibe, but I'm not sure if my new feathered friend shares my passion.
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According to InStyle, Richie's feathered friends have their own garden boxes filled with vegetables just for them.
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There are no side ponytails, feathered bangs, or poofs teased toward heaven here (although, never say never).
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Products like Glossier's Boy Brow have been created to get that perfectly feathered look in a snap.
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The tail most likely belongs to a tiny feathered dino that was no bigger than a sparrow.
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Elsewhere members of another local tribe danced in a circle in leaf skirts and ornate feathered headdresses.
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No one knows where the colorful creature came from but they enjoy having a spunky, feathered neighbor.
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" She added, "I opted for a minimal feathered number — and can only hope I got it right.
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Lucky for all of us hoping to copy their flawlessly angled shapes and feathered texture, they're not.
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So did her husband, who wore his formal military uniform and a statement-making white feathered hat.
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Bonas added, "I opted for a minimal feathered number — and can only hope I got it right."
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According to the Wall Street Journal, these rebels tarred and feathered people and even murdered a sheriff.
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Rowland, on the other hand, chose a feathered ball gown, and Perry's look involved tons of sparkles.
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Whether you want to incorporate a simple accent or a bold, feathered veil, the choice is yours.
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From yellow-billed loons to brown boobys, the country is awash with all types of feathered friends.
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She makes her cinematic entrance in a carriage, wearing a giant feathered hat and holding a parasol.
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The dress featured flowing feathered details that turned heads as she made her way down the carpet.
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One attendee wore a white dress supporting feathered Pegasus wings the size of a small hang glider.
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Trapped in the 99-million-year-old piece pictured above was the feathered tail of a dinosaur.
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She arrived wearing a high-neck, long-sleeved dress made from a shiny material and feathered fringe.
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The garment had a high neckline, long sleeves, and feathered fringe around the skirt and each wrist.
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Two feathered white bergs and a lone cygnet drifted serenely past the riverside mansions of Bourne End.
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Tarea Sturrup from the Bahamas looked like a parrot in a floor-length gown and feathered cape.
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The temple is crowned by a carving of Kukulkán, also known as Quetzalcoatl, the feathered serpent deity.
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And this year Porter looked absolutely angelic in an all-white ensemble that featured a feathered train.
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But by the early 20th century, the population vanished, hunted to extinction for meat and feathered hats.
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The rest were either in the process of getting their white feathers or were young and brown-feathered.
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But its misfortune is now giving scientists unique insight into feathered dinosaurs that prospered during the Cretaceous Period.
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Birds, which first appeared about 150 million years ago during the Jurassic Period, evolved from small, feathered dinosaurs.
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We think of birds as feathered creatures, but vultures don't have any feathers on their head and neck.
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The catwalk veteran also stepped out in unusual brightly colored feathered angel wings with high-waisted corseted underwear.
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The customary announcement -- complete with bell ringing and feathered cap -- was also made for Kate's other two births.
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Both women also topped off their looks with feathered fascinators (aka small ornamental headpieces) that complemented their gowns.
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Andrew Garn's book of photographs invites readers to see pigeons as friendly, feathered neighbors rather than pesky foe.
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Billy Porter wore a gold feathered top, a baroque-inspired full skirt, and lace-up Jimmy Choo heels.
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Given its heft, how did this bulky, feathered beast sit on its eggs without crushing them to smithereens?
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In the photo she is looking down at her feathered companion with an adoring smile on her face.
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The supermodel wore a bright-orange, feathered Atelier Versace gown, accessorizing the bold look with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
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For a Met Gala after-party, Kylie changed into a blue-mesh, feathered gown and a matching wig.
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The cliches keep on coming when her guru wears a feathered head dress and shakes sage over everyone.
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Guests can enjoy daily interactions and educational talks with these feathered residents, hosted by the hotel's bird whisperer.
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Dad Hart looks dapper in a traditional black tux while Pink, 38, wears a strapless multicolored feathered gown.
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Chopra, 36, stunned in a Dior Haute Couture silver gown with colorful feathered ruffles and a matching cape.
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Tennessee Einstein This feathered talent lives at Zoo Knoxville in Tennessee, where he recently celebrated his 30th birthday.
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Other standouts included puffy party dresses with feathered hemlines and edgier, rock-style gowns with a metallic glint.
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She turned heads in a Dior Haute Couture silver gown with colorful feathered ruffles and a matching cape.
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Search #christmasbrows on Instagram and you'll find hundreds of examples of glittered, feathered, jewelled, and festively painted eyebrows.
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He was trashed in the press, ridiculed by reporters and rhetorically tarred and feathered by his own colleagues.
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In France, a taste for feathered hats took hold under Louis XIV and quickly grew into a craze.
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A near-disaster involving an errant flame and a feathered cuff only added a frisson to the evening.
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It was just the two of us there, her feathered outfit moving with the riotous torpor of jungles.
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Another was for figures, when tremendously fat models came to the house to pose nude in feathered tiaras.
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Ms. Jarrar's signature motorcycle jackets — sleeveless; leather; extravagantly, iridescently feathered — were matched with fragile floor-sweeping pleated skirts.
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Donat wore a white gown and red belt for the occasion, as well as a short feathered veil.
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As INSIDER previously reported, her sheer gown stood out as a result of its cutouts and feathered fringe.
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The gown was made from feathered material, and featured shades of pink and purple from top to bottom.
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Wayans, 47, looked the part dressed in a plaid coat, grey suit and a classic feathered-fedora hat.
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A permanent exhibit, Feathers to the Stars, explores the history of flight, from feathered dinosaurs to space travel.
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Meanwhile, feathered friends of Hillary Clinton have been quiet since her photo op with Big Bird circa 1994.
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Biochemists have discovered gene switches; physicists have discovered Higgs boson; paleontologists have discovered that saurischian dinosaurs were feathered.
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The custom 16arlington gown featured a halter top and a sheer feathered skirt with a thigh-high slit.
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Among the victims were giant marine reptiles and dinosaurs (with the exception of birds, which are feathered dinosaurs).
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Dense clotted argan, dark verdure against dark earth, appeared alongside slim-limbed almond blossoms, their canopies feathered white.
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We've spotted micro-sizes, quilted leathers, and a range of feathered, embellished, and metallic takes on the trend.
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It was part of a diverse group of feathered, bird-like dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous period.
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It was feathered out and curved like a ripple almost, like if you had dropped something into water.
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"The Morning Show" actress looked like she was ready to party in this pink-and-orange feathered dress.
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But some birders have speculated that its current male occupant is one of Pale Male's light-feathered offspring.
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Wayans, 47, looked the part dressed in a plaid coat, gray suit and a classic feathered-fedora hat.
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Miss Hawaii turned up the heat in a feathered headdress and skirt while competing for the 2007 title.
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Inside, overwrought armoires and tables in native koa wood jockey for space with royal spears and feathered staffs.
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Her daring white dress also featured long sleeves, a V-shaped neckline, and feathered fringe around its skirt.
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The ducklings, the drakes, the mallards, the hens,All the ducks in a row, our fine feathered friends.
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Bald, bulky Raihan poses in personal photos with fine wine and cheese next to his grey feathered fedora.
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Stylist Allen Edwards was responsible for giving the "Charlie's Angels" actress the feathered style that became her signature.
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The blazing shade highlights her poreless complexion, enhances her soft, feathered brows, and makes her pale blue eyes pop.
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Davy is wearing a monochromatic navy ensemble with a feathered fascinator and a navy cape-like cardigan on top.
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The show began with a biker ballerina wearing a light blue-feathered tutu and a black leather studded jacket.
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It's a good thing F. Scott drank himself to death years before Zelda's feathered namesake came on the scene.
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She sported a feathered-and-jeweled outfit for one pass and a silky cape and boned corset for another.
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As they report in Current Biology, they have found, again preserved in amber, part of a dinosaur's feathered tail.
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NARENDRA MODI, India's prime minister, famously wears a different hat for every audience, from feathered headdresses to towering turbans.
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An estimated 1.4 million of these opportunistic feathered critters feed on these vast tracts of waste across North America.
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As researchers at Switzerland's École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne realized, we should just be copying our fine feathered friends.
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The feathered drone developed here is just a proof-of-concept, and an important first step for the technology.
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This sleek new concept takes inspiration from eagles to create a hybrid-electric design with individually controlled feathered wings.
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They were the most abundant and diverse group of Mesozoic birds and were born feathered and ready-to-fly.
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Perhaps that's the reason so many people have groomed, plucked, over-plucked, feathered, and bleached their arches into oblivion.
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Almost every outfit bore a striking embellishment: a coat of arms, an embroidered badge, a feathered breastplate, tufted sleeves.
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I couldn't pull off that gilt-edged feathered kimono, is the kind of thing someone without style might lament.
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Along with the article, we asked readers to submit videos of their feathered friends showing what makes them unique.
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Everything here is grounded in specifics, in contrast to the garish feathered headdresses stolen by the festival-going set.
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Kylie shared multiple photos of her mini-me, all dolled up from purple wig to matching poofy feathered sleeves.
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She then sported a gorgeous feathered dress by Valentino for the designer's show during Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week.
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"I think he's an adult," whispered Mr. Brebner, pointing out the bird's massive black-feathered legs and fearsome talons.
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This time, they join forces against a new enemy, a purple feathered creature that lives on a frozen island.
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Or third, a duck owner could have tired of having a feathered friend and dumped him in the park.
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They stumble along branches and wobble their small feathered bodies as if they have had one marg too many.
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My homemade clothes and long, straight hair stood out among all the designer jeans and Farrah Fawcett feathered looks.
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Prada showed entirely feathered headpieces — and Gucci sent a model onto the runway in an extra-large straw hat.
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All the while, Kaine punctuated his arguments and Apprentice-inspired dad jokes with an arch of his feathered brow.
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He added that their "scientific importance" yielded insights into the evolutionary histories of both parasitic insects and feathered dinosaurs.
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Those feathered furies of video game fame are now helping human fledglings learn physics, engineering, ornithology, animation and design.
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They came in neat jackets flaring out over trim pants or pencil skirts; strapless dance dresses; and feathered capes.
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Out of nowhere, "Nature Boy" Ric Flair appears dressed in a white suit and feathered robe to win the match.
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To reunite the family, the firefighters sent a man down the drain to collect the feathered cuties in his helmet.
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According to the palace, they feature the Three-Feathered Badge of the Prince of Wales printed in gold ink. 86.
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Archaeopteryx is a family of bird-like dinosaurs that represents a transition from non-avian feathered dinosaurs to modern birds.
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No traces of feathers were found in the fossil, but previous finds strongly suggest that oviratporids were indeed feathered animals.
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From dogs to cats to canaries to lizards, we humans form unbreakable bonds with our furry, feathered, and scaled friends.
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The fall broke its feathered wings, which spread behind the faceless figure, as if it were resting from a flight.
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This sexy maid-inspired outfit featured feathered black wings and a lacy black and white tuxedo-esque bra and panties.
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Feathered Turkey: To prepare this, a turkey is necessary and a one pounder cannon to compel anyone to eat it.
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For the first time, the feathered tail of a 99-million-year-old dinosaur has been found preserved in amber.
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During certain attacks, the character donned a toothy grin, loincloth, feathered headdress, and torch—invoking a racist Native American stereotype.
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Kylie changed into a bright turquoise wig and matching sparkly blue mermaid-inspired gown adorned with with a feathered trim.
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Kourtney, 40, also wore dark colors, pairing a black bra top with black trousers styled with a blue, feathered belt.
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This sexy maid-inspired outfit featured feathered black wings and a lacy black and white tuxedo-esuque bra and panties.
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She flaps, she chirps, she dances, she talks, she does all the things feathered parrots do without missing a beat.
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The mom of one, 47, wore a pair of giant, feathered white wings with a white bustier and ruffled shorts.
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So the finding suggests that the ticks and the beetles might have lived together in the nests of feathered dinosaurs.
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So if you see a fashionable feathered friend flapping around the next time you visit the UK, don't be frightened.
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Ashton-Gonzalez is wearing a feathered fedora, making his Orson Welles-like delivery of his exploits all the more effective.
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This animal is considered the most basal, or most primitive, non-flying dinosaur to be equipped with feathered proto-wings.
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He and another patrol officer managed to capture the feathered fowl when it backed up against a barbed wire fence.
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To prepare for their journeys, birds fatten up big time, perhaps doubling their weight, essentially turning themselves into feathered batteries.
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While the layered, feathered cut shot to fame four decades ago, it's only now that Hollywood is bringing it back.
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The University of Minnesota has a similar scheme with a range of animals, including Woodstock, a lushly feathered chicken (pictured).
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They perch on rooftops, make themselves at home in backyards and peck at their feathered reflections in shiny car bumpers.
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Circling the glass cases, visitors arrive at the immediate ancestors of the modern bird, dinosaurs whose feathered arms meant business.
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But when I took the box down for cleaning, I found one fully feathered baby, probably only minutes from fledging.
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Stormi followed the look head-to-toe, donning a lavender wig and poofy-feathered sleeves while holding a diamond handbag.
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Jenner's gown, however, was made of interlaced crystal mesh, Swarovski crystals, and ostrich feathers and had removable large feathered sleeves.
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The Nibble Weatherproof Antibacterial Bird Feeder lets you enjoy your smaller feathered friends while keeping their seed clean and dry.
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Once the squirrel gives up and leaves, the feeder springs back open so your feathered friends can continue to dine.
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But the disagreement itself highlights the unsettled nature of debates over the evolution of flight among the world's feathered inhabitants.
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Observing oscillation "does not prove that this dynamic 'trained' early feathered dinosaurs in executing a birdlike flapping motion," he said.
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But over millions of years, the fearsome beasts evolved into today's flamboyantly feathered birds, replacing their terrifying teeth with beaks.
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The airports seeking Dolbeer's help worried that such disasters would soon become commonplace unless they thinned out their feathered ranks.
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Coiled and synergetic, never quite touching the ground, the rhythm section matches his feathered poise with its own swift momentum.
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A true pro at functional fashion, the feathered train literally zips off, so the star can enjoy a seated dinner.
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Join Urban Rangers as they look out for feathered friends in Jamaica Bay at Bayswater Park in Far Rockaway, Queens.
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Then she was not, the casualty of a youth-fixated culture, as perishable a commodity as her gaily feathered flock.
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"For a long time, we thought feathered wings were the only flight apparatus" in the evolution of birds, Wang added.
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But the actress opted for similarly bold colors with her accessories, sporting a feathered yellow clutch and hot-pink heels.
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It's a beautiful sight — but did you ever wonder how feathered friends stay warm and cozy when it's freezing outside?
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One attendee criticized Republican congressional leaders, saying they should be "tarred and feathered," a person briefed on the meeting said.
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He pulled out a detached, feathered wing from a bag in the back of his truck—"pigeon," he told me.
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She rocked a naturally feathered brow and the lived-in eyeliner look we always want, but never can get just right.
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Essig proceeded to live-tweet his flight with this new feathered friend, so we could all go along for the ride.
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Meanwhile, Bilson opted for a Johanna Ortiz gown, which featured an off the shoulder black top with a green-feathered bottom.
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The former Girls star pulled out all the stops for her red carpet appearance, wearing an asymmetrical feathered one-shoulder gown.
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She's wearing a white top, spangly yoga pants, and black and yellow platform heels, topped off with an enormous feathered headdress.
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Amal wore a white strapless fitted sheath dress featuring an ombré feathered bottom, her baby bump just visible under her ensemble.
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Lots to unpack here so let's start from the top -- that green thing you see is a palm leafy feathered hairpiece.
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His work ranges from accessories and embellishments to feathered dresses for celebrities such as Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, and Sarah Jessica Parker.
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He was resplendent in a full-length cherry red silk coat with feathered neck boa, matching boilersuit and matching red sunglasses.
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It was full of girls with big feathered hair who wanted to party and were going to get pregnant by eighteen.
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Tsireh recorded kilts printed with symbols, feathered headdresses, fringed clothing, white moccasins, and a wide variety of masks, often horn-tipped.
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In fact, ideally, the tyrannosaur and Gallimimus emojis could also use some feathered detail too, but that's more of a quibble.
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Ideal for small and medium birds, this playground includes a ladder, swing and dangling toys for your favorite fine-feathered friend.
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In a sartorial triumph, Ardern wore a feathered Maori cloak to meet Queen Elizabeth at a black-tie dinner in London.
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If I try to defend myself with "But your post was set to public," I will probably be tarred and feathered.
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It does not fly in on the feathered wings of a bird, nor does it breeze away with the November wind.
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In some ways, the long-lived feathered friends are as genetically different from other birds as humans are from other primates.
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Now's a great time to meet your feathered neighbors: They look glorious against a backdrop of bare branches or snowy surfaces.
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His 'tits' — the product, he gleefully explained, of masking tape and 'will power' — spill out of a green feathered emu outfit.
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She walked the red carpet wearing a Dries Van Noten look, which included a feathered top, dark skirt, and fuchsia gloves.
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The "PigeonBot" from Stanford researchers takes a step toward changing that by investigating and demonstrating the unique qualities of feathered flight.
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In 2015, he made a remarkable find: Trapped in what looked like golden glass was the feathered tail of a dinosaur.
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At one point during her halftime performance, Lopez wore a feathered cape designed by Versace to look like the American flag.
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The ever-eccentric Tilda Swinton surprised no one when she wore this quirky metallic bronze and black feathered gown in 2008.
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There is a feathered crystal chandelier, gold bar carts for towels and accessories, and fresh roses in bud vases placed throughout.
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The "Pose" star wore a custom Alex Vinash suit with a detachable feathered train with Jimmy Choo shoes and Tiffany jewels.
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For Children Those feathered furies of video game fame are now helping human fledglings learn physics, engineering, ornithology, animation and design.
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Check out this video of a dazzlingly-feathered, blue-caped male bird of paradise, with suburban-junior-high-school dance moves.
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Before this feathered fella became a country music superstar, he was just another colorful kid ready for Thanksgiving in Paris, Illinois.
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Wearing a feathered bikini and high heels, she swivels her hips nearly out of joint as her feet subdivide the beat.
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Should you find yourself needing to match the performers' elaborate costumes, orange-feathered headdresses can be procured at the gift shop.
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In a new study, researchers focused the technique on the Anchiornis, a small feathered dinosaur that lived in the late Jurassic period.
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Scientists browsing a market in Southeast Asia have uncovered a highly unusual 99-million-year-old feathered dinosaur tail encased in amber.
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Talita von Furstenberg (Diane von Furstenberg's granddaughter and cousin to princess Olympia) wore a long polka dot dress with a feathered headdress.
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From Cher's feathered "naked dress" in 1974 to Rihanna's gilded pope outfit in 1900, the Met Gala is no stranger to camp.
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The speaker at that first meeting was a 21989-year-old man in a Slayer shirt with feathered hair and a mustache.
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Singers abandon Santa costumes in favour of the distinctive feathered hats of the Alpini, tough soldiers mostly recruited from remote Alpine villages.
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China lifted a similar restriction on poultry from France last month, and last year dropped duties on U.S. white-feathered broiler chickens.
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Now, biologists have discovered a new mechanism these feathered helicopters use to avoid collisions—and it could help us build better drones.
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The amber was part of an incredible treasure trove of fossils that has already yielded feathered dinosaur wings and a tiny tail.
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Then they would come with another outfit, these Venetian gowns and feathered masks and then they came in with Ramona's birthday cake.
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My final choice was a (gorgeous) high-low Prabal Gurung feathered gown with pearl detailing, which arrived the day before the ball.
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The symbol of the serpent was a common sign of strength and power, evoked through the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl, a feathered serpent.
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The feathered theropod featured an iridescent, rainbow colored ring of feathers around its neck, which scientists believe it used to attract mates.
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For the royal outing, the monarch wore a festive red and grey tweed coat, which she paired with a matching feathered hat.
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He rummaged in a tin of many-hued feathered lures and chose the Simulator, with its reddish body and straw-colored spikes.
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Caravans of pochtecas , or feather traders, moved through the rain forest as far south as Colombia, exacting feathered tribute from weaker tribes.
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While the feathered, ombré skirt did distract us from her belly, it wasn't enough to keep our eyes from the main event.
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So lots of people (us, mainly) got excited about evidence showing that Tyrannosaurus rex might look more like an angry, feathered chicken.
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If only he had found feathered dinosaurs then and there, paleontologists say, the dinosaur-bird link might have been recognized much sooner.
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Hunting With Eagles: In the Realm of the Mongolian Kazakhs compiles Mohan's dramatic duotone photographs of the burkitshi and their feathered companions.
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Rhinestones, bugle beads and feathered headdresses — furnished by her partner in kitsch, Bob Mackie — helped build her outsize persona in the '70s.
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A wrought-iron flight cage with elevated walkways, providing a perched perspective, and featuring a cacophony of feathered talkers with unusual catchphrases.
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There, she raised the children and worked at an art museum, while he feathered the nest and rode the Metro-North rails.
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Spears showed up in this feathered and sheer polka dot dress, paired with dramatic 90's eyeshadow for the 1999 MTV VMAs.
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Drawn with feathered lines and in coded colors, the words are individual images that collectively form a chantlike piece of concrete poetry.
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Underneath her feathered outerwear, Lopez donned a crystal and sequin-covered sheer bodysuit with a metallic salsa suit that had sparkling fringe.
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"The broad gently sloped limestone coping of the pool, however, has an unintended side-effect for our feathered-friends," Ms. Courtney wrote.
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When we worked on the Telemann Fantasies for solo violin, I tried to bring to them the feathered strokes of Baroque style.
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Once the birds were sufficiently feathered, the bars were opened, allowing the adolescent eagles to decide when they were ready to leave.
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Cromwell, who altered the course of the Western world in ways still being felt today, was Steve Bannon in feathered Tudor finery.
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It is thirsty, always thirsty, and its tail is not a tail but a feathered train, a magnificent and seemingly unnecessary train.
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The newly discovered feathered foot in amber, the researchers said, provides support to their picture of the evolution of these foot scales.
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This week, feathered dinosaur tails, the word of the year, the world's first solar panel road, selling art by Instagram, and more.
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Simpson and Johnson also posed for a couple shot with their feathered friends, although the fashion powerhouse is caught making an awkward face.
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Having feathered ear-flaps, eyelids, and nostrils, they wear the avian equivalent of a parka, so they have no problem surviving frigid winters.
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Being one of Stewart's fluffy or feathered friends means a spoiled life full of vacations, TV show appearances, gifts and plenty of love.
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The royal Knights, decked out in the splendid long velvet robe of the ancient order, held their ostrich-feathered caps in their laps.
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Now the kitten spends nights in the coop, so he can cuddle with his feathered friends and help them keep their eggs warm.
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HC: A feathered start (meaning the line has many small breaks), this refers back to that stressful early environment her life line showed.
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Wens said in June it would buy Jiangsu Jinghai Poultry Industry Group, marking its first step into the white-feathered broiler bird segment.
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Mr. Maurer's wonky fascination with technology led to lamps he made out of scribbled memos, tea strainers and incandescent bulbs with feathered wings.
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It was a member of a group called oviraptorosaurs, one of the closest relatives to birds, which evolved earlier from small, feathered dinosaurs.
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At a rally in Portland, Oregon -- because, of course -- the friendly feathered creature decided to get an up-close look at the candidate.
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Unfortunately, these feathered creatures, with their brittle and easily breakable bones, don't fossilize well, and there's a frustrating fossil gap around this time.
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We got a new rooster from our neighbors last week, a Silkie, and it's funny to watch him flip his feathered head around.
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Singer Celine Dion wore a feathered headpiece and full-length fringe by Oscar de la Renta that was reminiscent of a Cher costume.
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"Ralph Lauren came here and tried to buy that headdress," Fenn said, pointing to one in a feathered row hanging in his study.
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Tkachuk skated the puck into the Flyers' end of the rink and feathered a pass to Brodie, who tipped the puck past Hart.
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Our feathered friends can roam wild and take all the dust baths they like, resulting in tastier meat (sorry, Clucky) and better eggs.
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The documentary harks back to a time when rock music was about leather costumes and feathered hair, while also being very specifically feminine.
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The takeaway: Facebook, Twitter, microchipping and pet-detective efforts have changed the way we venture in search of furry, feathered and scaly friends.
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We can certainly see the resemblance, especially if we're talking about early 90s Bob Saget with his flowing feathered hair and soothing gaze.
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That's Daphne du Maurier's 1952 short story, which provided both Mr. McPherson and Hitchcock with the idea of fierce-feathered nature in revolt.
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"If a man was doing that to a woman #metoo would have him tarred and feathered, Hog-tied and fired from his job."
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They lived at a time when small feathered dinosaurs like Anchiornis also were experimenting with flying, on the evolutionary road leading to birds.
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Indeed, Norell was part of the team that discovered the first fossilized remains of a feathered tyrannosaur (Dilong paradoxus) in China in 2004.
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He details tortures inflicted on both sides—the phrase "tarred and feathered" persists as something vaguely folkloric but is revealed as unimaginably cruel.
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In addition to feathered garb, there are seed-beaded pieces and prints that are being highlighted as inappropriately co-opting Native-American culture.
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Ahead, Refinery29 takes you inside owl cafe Akiba Fukurou and speaks to founder Shusaku Yabe about his feathered friends and their fan club.
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Her contemporaries often now play this repertory with feathered bow strokes, gestural phrasing and swift tempos inspired by the historically-informed-performance movement.
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Like many other shows this season, there was a boyish necktie moment, as well as a feathered top, and lots of statement sleeves.
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These birds in full-throated song recall the varied thrush in the opening credits of Twin Peaks — a posed, even stiff, feathered friend.
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Ignoring the continuous honking, Ms. Carlen sterilized scissors with a cigarette lighter and calmly clipped two toes off the feathered mess for testing.
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FOR CHILDREN Now's a great time to meet your feathered neighbors: They look glorious against a backdrop of bare branches or snowy surfaces.
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Little girls are likely to be angels with feathered wings, while their older, curly-haired sisters are apt to impersonate ancient Roman beauties.
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Part raver wear, part French maid feather duster, a pink feathered tube top is plenty versatile when you think of its costume potential.
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When the tempo picked up, her quick pointe work was particularly brilliant, and in the crucial slow sections, her dancing had feathered softness.
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The women also sported similar hats, and the duchess&apos Hicks & Brow feathered fedora may be one of her most daring looks yet.
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Golden eagles look a bit like juvenile bald eagles, but golden eagles' legs are feathered to their toes, unlike bald eagles' yellow legs.
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Their mascot was a Pinto horse named Warpaint ridden by a man in a feathered headdress, before it became K.C. Wolf in 433.
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The cool girls are wearing patched jeans and feathered bangs, but her mother dresses her in Dust Bowl-style pinafores and sensible shoes.
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My gut may be telling me to prioritize function over fashion, but I can't help feeling enamored with all things feathered and embellished.
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The whole look — from the bouncy ends and feathered bangs to the winged liner and vintage-inspired Miu Miu number — evoked major nostalgia.
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In the main space, you'll find midcentury furniture and bric-a-brac — namely, Victorian cloche jars, African feathered headdresses and '60s-inspired ceramics.
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Trilobites Researchers say the feathered specimen known as "Ugly Foot" or "Hobbit Foot" offers long-sought clues to the evolutionary path of birds.
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Recently, the 36-year-old stunned in a strapless white Marchesa gown with a fitted waist and feathered skirt at her bridal shower.
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Feathered competitors get a set amount of time to chirp as much as possible, and the bird with the most chirps wins the match.
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Moore, the former Miss USA, stunned while channeling Beyoncé in a fitted gold dress with a long owl-feathered cape and heavy gold crown.
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Weir posted an Instagram photo of himself wearing a pink feathered coat with the following hurtful comment featured in bold text across the photo.
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"I was just riding my bike and having fun, when some feathered friends decided to join me on my outing," the YouTube description reads.
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Her mother had cornered her father in the living room and was trying to feed him coffee cake, her pants feathered with cat hair.
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A year after he sported a hot-pink cape, Porter walked the Golden Globes red carpet in a white suit with a feathered train.
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Whether described in the first person or the third, there's a bird on almost every page, as well as birdlike airplanes and feathered hats.
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But there is little chance of that happening in America where airlines often treat human passengers, let alone furry or feathered ones, so poorly.
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The sheer boldness of this heavily jewel-embellished gown and its ombré feathered train made this one of Bey's most talked-about fashion moments.
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Standing with her arm around Bezos and her mouth open, Jenner posed in her bright orange, feathered Versace gown accessorized with Tiffany & Co. jewels.
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She took the costume to the next level with massive hot pink, green and turquoise feathered wings and, of course, her bright turquoise hair.
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The protagonist of the new kids movie is, as one might guess from his name, a feathered creature who has trouble controlling his temper.
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Jovovich was all old-Hollywood glam in a floor-length pink gown with silver feathered trim, sporting a red lip and dark eye makeup.
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On the grounds of a castle with nearly 800 years of history, a small flock of black swans unleash feathered whoopass on unsuspecting visitors.
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As for the design of his tattoo, a close-up image reveals a detailed portrait of a Native American figure sporting a feathered headdress.
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Clad completely in white and playing on a feathered piano adorned with angel wings, the superstar singer's stripped down production was a perfect showcase.
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"It will definitely impact white meat, with consumers trading up and looking for better tasting product," she said, referring to the white-feathered chickens.
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A toddler was recently captured on video sweetly singing a few children's songs to a tiny feathered friend to help it fall to sleep.
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The feathered friends will be given limbs and voices for the first time, a strategic decision that Rovio waited until the movie to introduce.
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The Patriots, the term Taylor prefers to use for the supporters of the Revolution, intimidated them, tarred and feathered them and confiscated their property.
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While her pink feathered shawl and sparkly dress stood out on their own, Dragun also walked the red carpet with male models on leashes.
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Fellow "Game of Thrones" star Maisie Williams also made her Emmys debut in 2015, sporting an ultra-feminine pink dress and matching feathered heels.
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The game stayed tied until Rantanen brought the puck into the Boston zone and feathered a pass to MacKinnon coming down the right side.
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The truth is that some of film and television's most lovable, colorful characters have been of the furry, feathered, finned, or four-legged variety.
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Feathered and furry forecasters emerge every time there's an earthquake and there's a cute animal to photograph, but this phenomenon is largely confirmation bias.
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There were plenty of African references: male models draped in fluid cloaks, hips wrapped in skirt-like lengths of fabric; women flaunting feathered headdresses.
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Shebang had a Beyoncé-inspired feathered blond wig and mantle of swinging pearls that added to the dynamism of her every shimmy and shake.
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LK And the picture with Kate Moss with the feathered cape is actually one of the first Oscar images I remember as a teenager.
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Ms. Reiss was a sight in her long white vintage dress, with a black shawl, white gloves, a parasol and a flat, feathered hat.
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The discovery of a fossil belonging to the small feathered dinosaur is new to science and helps bridge the gap between dinosaurs and birds.
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On a windowsill, it looks like a crown, a trophy, a lovely feathered bowl, a sexy version of Kevin the Sea Cucumber from SpongeBob.
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Some of the more playful pieces included a gold lamé minidress and a white denim vest, its feathered lining bursting out on all sides.
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Visitors passing the vitrines and wall displays can gorge themselves on the ample charms of glass that has been feathered, streaked, mottled, and oxidized.
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That background is enough to provide the tension as we get to this moment: The lead singer had feathered hair and crotch-hugging jeans.
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There was an analogous period of flight experimentation among dinosaurs before small feathered ones evolved into the first birds about 150 million years ago.
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Now Brenda was inviting Tim to the Museum of Natural History for a private unveiling of a recently donated skeleton of a feathered dinosaur.
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But gaps in the fossil record prevented scientists from knowing if feathered dinosaurs dealt with lice in the same way that birds do today.
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Now, researchers know that feather parasites evolved around the same time that birds and feathered dinosaurs also evolved and diversified during the mid-Cretaceous.
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" Three young women wore La Catrina-style face paint, large feathered hats and 1900s-style dresses that they said had been used in "Spectre.
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Mirren paired the daring ensemble with knee-high boots and a feathered hat, proving she wasn't afraid to take risks on the red carpet.
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Some of the benefits, he says, are realized whether or not you're paying attention to the flapping, chirping, and roosting of your feathered neighbors.
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But, as a birder, I couldn't help but note that things have not been exactly the same for feathered city dwellers as for people.
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In the final gallery, the poor female figure of "Alternative Justice" is tied to a lamp post, tarred and feathered, her head slumped over.
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Wang says that the bat-like membranous wings were likely a failed evolutionary experiment with flight given that later flying dinosaurs all featured feathered wings.
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Dundas designed a sheer white feathered gown for Kim after she was inspired by Cher's 1974 Bob Mackie creation from the first ever Met Gala.
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Since there is often overlap in what's noxious to ants and birds, the beetles' anal secretions would likely be just as nasty towards feathered foes.
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We're talking about her makeup, skin care, and nails — which were just as extra as her feathered sleeves, but cost a fraction of the price.
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Donning a newspaper print 80s blazer dress and a Little Mermaid-esque feathered gown, respectively, the Jenner sisters gave KKW a run for her money.
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Rih paired her lingerie with massive hot pink, green and turquoise feathered wings — and pulled the whole look together with, her new bright turquoise hair.
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Kristie, who is in the middle, is a brow wiz and the visionary behind the beauty industry's current favorite look: the bold, bushy, feathered arch.
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Same goes for moogles and chocobos, although these super cute types of furry-slash-feathered friends tend to appear mostly the same in each iteration.
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On Sunday, he glided onto the red carpet in a sleeveless, high-neck, gold-foil-feathered bodice and billowing graphic skirt inspired by Kensington Palace.
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Kendall arrived in an orange, feathered gown, accessorizing with Tiffany & Co. jewels, while her makeup mogul sister, 22004, chose a head-to-toe lilac number.
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Baldwin sported a pair of light cuffed jeans with a pink feathered crop top and red high top sneakers, keeping her hair in loose waves.
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In 2018, we'll be adding raccoons, llamas, hippos, kangaroos, and badgers to the mammalian kingdom, while swans, peacocks, and parrots will diversify our feathered options.
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In 1972, at the age of 13, she appeared as Miss November, wearing nothing but a feathered sun hat, boots, stockings, and a pink boa.
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The study produced the first highly detailed body outline of such a feathered dinosaur, "a real landmark in our understanding of avian origins," Pittman said.
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It's girly thanks to the feathered skirt, but still has Ciara-levels of sexy with its sheer accents, strapless cut and up-to-there hem.
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British pop singer George Michael died Christmas Day, leaving behind an epic musical career and that iconic image of his feathered hair and single earring.
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Chopra wowed in a Dior Haute Couture silver gown with colorful feathered ruffles and a matching cape, while Nick wore a white Dior Men tux.
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His second came on a two-on-one rush, when Jost feathered a pass and Makar slid it low through Korpisalo's legs at 16:11.
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The stained-glass arch of the Casino de Paris — Baker's third musical hall home, where she performed with feathered wings — rose up in the distance.
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As the title suggests, the conceit is that when we humans are away, our furry, scaly, feathered companions get up to all kinds of mischief.
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Security footage from the teen's backyard shows her hitting the bird with a pillow several times before the feathered attacker finally gives up and leaves.
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Demaray is attempting to build a database of the songs preferred by our wild, feathered friends and eventually present a music-discovery service for birds.
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As much as we'd like to see these feathered munchkins survive, the sometimes gruesome realities of nature have been made unquestionably clear by livestreaming technology.
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The bride wore a white lace crop-top wedding dress and a feathered tiara; the groom wore a black velvet tuxedo and a Homburg hat.
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In the second quarter, Booker brought the ball up court, crossed over, nudged Gerald Green with his shoulder, and feathered a shot off the glass.
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Whether he's wearing a black tuxedo gown or a feathered cape, Billy Porter is always one of the best-dressed celebs on the red carpet.
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ED BASTIAN: Well, it's certainly an uncertainty for all of us, as to when it's going to come, how it's going to be feathered in.
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Every spring, the peacock-bright feathered striations surprise her: magenta twisted with antique white, tangerine and black exploding into hot pink, violet tinged with butterscotch.
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But chain belts featuring jeweled and feathered hummingbirds, and a white satin suit with cherry blossoms languishing on one side, seemed more decorative than relevant.
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"Ten years ago when I talked about school choice, I was literally tarred and feathered," Mr. Booker said at the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
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Another option could be one of the small feathered theropod dinosaurs (the 'raptors')—it might be a handful to have around, seeing that it would be a carnivore—and, well, a dinosaur after all—but having a pet feathered dinosaur the size of a chicken would be something special, and of course they are closely related to birds, which can make very good pets!
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Mr Hoock digs up detailed accounts of Loyalists being variously ostracised, tarred and feathered, choked with pig manure, branded with GR (for George Rex) and lynched.
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Researchers discovered what they believe is the oldest known case of dandruff in a tiny feathered dinosaur that roamed the Earth around 125 million years ago.
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It makes her sun-kissed skin glow, emphasizes her feathered brows, and this shot is seriously convincing us to find a similar white eyelet blouse ASAP.
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In this case, one woman made cargo sexy by arriving bent into a zipped suitcase, and many wore a variation of plane wings and feathered wings.
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The singer posted photos of herself with turquoise hair in a jeweled, feathered costume for a carnival in Barbados — and yes, she's totally rocking the look.
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It all kicked off with a dramatic video montage of Disney's most recognizable villains, before sending feathered, metallic and even Maleficent-style horns down the runway.
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Beyoncé showed up looking like a queen in a stunning, pale mint gown complete with a broad, feathered shoulder piece, sequin embroidery, and a sheer skirt.
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But not everyone was enamoured with Beckham's choice of design, which appears to be a detailed portrait of a Native American figure wearing a feathered headdress.
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Richie just welcomed new chicks, Aniston has more than one dozen feathered friends and like Jenner, Spelling has a Silkie chicken, this one named Coco Chanel.
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The handsome bird is honored to be linked to Baldwin and even more ecstatic that he gets to help his feathered brethren enjoy a better life.
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During the '60s and '70s, a time when girl groups and glitter reigned supreme, Franklin performed in slinky silhouettes often accompanied by fur or feathered accouterments.
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For the marriage of her youngest child Prince Edward to the then Sophie Rhys-Jones, the Queen chose a feathered headpiece rather than a full hat.
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The researchers said the pattern is similar to those seen on some feathered Cretaceous birds from China, but the shape of their feet is very different.
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The feathered Ralph and Russo gown she wore for her official engagement portraits cost £56,000 ($77,000), and the hefty price tag brewed some backlash on Twitter.
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It starts with your perspective, which positions your eyes between a feathered brow at the top of your view and an elongated beak at the bottom.
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Girard skated into the middle of the zone and feathered a pass to Johnson, whose one-timer beat Bishop on the short side at 193:20.
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ET/PT If you like your counter-programming with a side of adorable, try Animal Planet's parade of puppies, kittens, barnyard animals and their feathered friends.
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In addition to complementing the eclectic interiors, the feathered art provides a connection to nature, something that Shields is lucky to have in her Manhattan neighborhood.
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Sticking to native breeds means it can also avoid the quarantine issues that curbed the imports of breeding chickens needed for white-feathered broilers last year.
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She could bend it, stretch it, and pinch it to her liking, channeling the rolling soul of Aretha Franklin to the feathered falsettos of Minnie Riperton.
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In that case, Rebecca1208's got you covered with this pegasus, or this feathered wyvern, or this beefy smilodon, or even this intensely detailed dragon skeleton.
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The feathered headdress, fake or not, she explained, is a very sacred and restricted item to be worn only by men in the Northern Plains tribes.
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One suit referenced the Yankees and Major League Baseball; on a cherry-red sweater, Paramount Pictures was embroidered on the chest next to giant feathered sleeves.
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As soon as we pulled out the feathered scarves and bowler hats from our trunk of fantastical clothes, she sat tall and still like a sphinx.
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Young males in this family of feathered crooners learn the song of their father, perfect it and perform it as adults to attract a lifelong mate.
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Dressing up as the goose is going to require some creativity, but there are some feathered skirts and wings on Amazon that will do you well.
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Accessorizing a series of brightly colored suits with silver-topped canes and feathered fedoras, Rudy reinvents himself as Dolemite, a one-man symphony of outrageous archetypes.
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The undersong here is underplumage: those jewel-like greens and purples and reds you can spot beneath the oil-slick surface of certain black-feathered birds.
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The White House on Monday revealed the names of the two feathered contenders who will vie for the title of National Thanksgiving Turkey — Bread and Butter.
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And considering the recent prominence of feathered birds at the airport, perhaps a miniature peacock will come in handy in your next text about performance art.
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China has been at the forefront of many of the latest dinosaur discoveries, particularly of feathered fossils that have shown a direct link between dinosaurs and birds.
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Instead of a school-approved act of cultural appropriation by way of, say, a feathered headdress, Tremeka suggested Nyemah dress up as a Dakota Access Pipeline protester.
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Mardi Gras Indians are groups of African-Americans who create elaborate feathered and beaded costumes in which they strut and dance through the streets on Mardi Gras.
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Big sister Willow sports a dress with silver tulle, while dad Hart looks dapper in a traditional black tux and Pink wears a strapless multicolored feathered gown.
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New Zealand's blue-feathered korora -- or little penguins -- are more comfortable at sea than waddling on land, where the perils of cars, dogs and inquisitive humans await.
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Serena Williams wore a killer pair of yellow Off White x Nike sneakers and Anna added some flair to her signature look with a pink feathered cape.
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Snowball, a groovy, white-feathered cockatoo, made waves on the internet when a video of him dancing to Backstreet Boys' "Everybody" on YouTube went viral in 2007.
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The actor attended the 2020 Golden Globes wearing a custom Alex Vinash suit, which featured a long, feathered train that zipped off so he could sit down.
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Instagram has blessed the world with countless questionable beauty trends, especially when it comes to styling your brows, from the decorated Christmas Tree brows to feathered arches.
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A lift once came all the way up here but it hadn't worked in years, and the top wheelhouse was completely entombed in tons of feathered ice.
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Rih paired her lingerie with massive hot pink, green and turquoise feathered wings — and of course, her new bright turquoise hair to pull the whole look together.
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Now the actress is rocking a strawberry blonde layered, shoulder-length style with long feathered bangs, which she debuted on the red carpet in N.Y.C. Wednesday night.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner turned heads in their showstopping feathered Versace gowns at Monday night's 2019 Met Gala, but one person thought they looked a little familiar.
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The photo, apparently taken in 1984 during the 50th anniversary celebration the beloved, feathered Disney character, shows the Clintons with big smiles and even bigger duck hats.
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The bird-like conceptual airline design features multiple propellors, a rudder branded with the Union Jack, and something called "feathered wings" which I can't seem to unsee.
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Her husband, Crown Prince Frederik, also wore the Order of the Elephant on the same chain over his formal military uniform, which included a tall feathered hat.
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Johansson, 32, layered her long-sleeved chevron sequined mini dress with a feathered black skirt, both from the Tunisian-born couturier's Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection.
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Clad in leather armor and feathered metal helmets, men attacked one another with wooden batons and painted shields as children and women in Roman costumes looked on.
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Birds evolved in the Jurassic Period from small feathered dinosaurs, and represent the only dinosaur group to have survived the mass extinction event 66 million years ago.
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Roy Jones Jr. says he's NO LONGER in the cockfighting game -- telling TMZ Sports his roosters are now used to train human fighters ... instead of feathered ones.
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The collection by designer Karl Lagerfeld, 84, unveiled inside Paris' glass-domed Grand Palais exhibition hall, included a white wedding pant suit with an enormous feathered train.
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How do we create a safe space in society, especially for young people, to make a mistake and grow from it rather than be tarred and feathered?
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On Thursday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts provided commentary on the conflict, and watched some...uh...enlightening animal videos to better understand our feathered foes.
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Carter put the Wild ahead moments after stepping out of the penalty box, when he deflected a feathered pass behind Anderson at 5:14 of the third.
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The ancient Temple of Kukulkan, dedicated to its namesake—the feathered serpent god K'uk'ulkan, or Quetzalcoatl—has been slowly revealing its secrets for more than a century.
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A group of young children stared, slack-jawed, at this group of adults in sequined and feathered masks shouting in the street and undulating in exaggerated movements.
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By then, the protesters had gathered around a group of men and women dressed in colorful feathered costumes, dancing indigenous Mexican dances to the sound of drums.
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Feathers are rarely preserved in the fossil record, but scientists have uncovered feathered dino fossils in China and Siberia, suggesting plumage was common across the great lizards.
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I treasure his photos of me, and my son Anderson's favorite picture is one Bill took of me in a glorious Adolfo gown with a feathered fan.
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But the ease of use, great design, simple cleaning, and aesthetics of the Eglu are why we chose it as a permanent home for our feathered friends.
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Scientists have known this for years, and with each breathless announcement of a feathered fossil discovery from northeastern China, the news has spread to the larger public.
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"We call them feathered primates," said Irene Pepperberg, who studies animal cognition at Harvard and is renowned for her research with Alex and other African grey parrots.
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As with humans, it's likely a matter of personal preference, and one art project is offering our feathered friends a chance to communicate their preferences to us.
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Too busy to chat, he directs us to his wife, Baby, who's in the middle of hot-gluing hundreds of opal-colored stones to a feathered headpiece.
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But to get those feathered visitors flocking to your yard, you'll need to choose the right bird feeder for the type of bird you want to attract.
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The Willie Green record had, I thought, two really strong videos, including the Open Mike Eagle and Elucid joint, "Feathered Octopus," which is just a great song.
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Filled with desolate vistas, a feathered and furred menagerie, and multiple aperture-like windows, these fragments quickly establish a moody tone and over time become dolorous refrains.
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That's the preferred tactic of this research group, which previously found evidence of eumelanin — a brown and black pigment — in the plumage of the feathered dinosaur Archaeopteryx.
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"I believe these companies target populations," said Mr. Hembree, whose office displays include a feathered spear and a dish of bundled sage to burn for traditional blessings.
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"It would be a D'Anjou or a Bosc, something run-of-the-mill," he said on a recent afternoon as snowflakes feathered down outside the bakery window.
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Lewis -- whose family called him "Robert," his middle name -- grew so attached to his feathered congregation that he conducted chicken weddings, baptisms and even eulogized chicken funerals.
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"The new dinosaur fits in with an incredible [range] of feathered, winged animals that are closely related to the origin of birds," Poust, the study's author, said.
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"50 Years Old in 1985," read one side, with a shot of Rue McClanahan from "Golden Girls," in period-appropriate feathered hair and a dowdy-looking sweater.
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Miss Knife's gown was not just floor-length, it was also gold; her second outfit was a flamboyant Harlequin-clown hybrid, her third a black feathered tutu.
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But it was still fun, they said, to see so many ducks dunk their heads in the water, feathered tails in the air, to search for food.
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These zoos will welcome the Year of the Rooster with daylong scavenger hunts that encourage children to discover the answers to questions about furry and feathered residents.
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The reason paleontologists thought prehistoric birds with feathered feet existed, Dr. O'Connor said, was because we had seen traces of their fluffy feet in present-day birds.
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Two tail booms rotated into a "feathered" position to create drag, allowing the vessel to fall gently back into the atmosphere and, ultimately, glide toward the runway.
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Normally managers on the grounds lethally remove feathered troublemakers — it can be very dangerous with birds flying around million-dollar fighter jets — but Conchy was a charmer.
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Wearing traditional dress and elaborate feathered hats, the Wixárika sprinkled an offering of ground maize over the campfire and chanted for hours in a trance-like state.
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The feathered beast seen prancing around appears to be equal parts poultry and, from the waist down, a fluffy velociraptor, a salient reminder of birds' prehistoric ancestors.
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Archaeopteryx was dubbed a "convergently bird-like non-avialan theropod," which means a non-avian feathered dinosaur that acquired bird-like characteristics through the processes of convergent evolution.
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The women stuck to a mostly dark palette with playful embellishments, like Zoe's Saint Laurent mini, Nicole's feathered Michael Kors look, and Shailene's sheer Dior Haute Couture number.
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" And some people think "it's a waning cumulus with a feathered edge suggesting a pressure system from the north ending in an updraft, which would probably cause turbulence.
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As everyone marveled at the queen's very bright lime green, purple feathered, and white-gloved wedding look this weekend, I got to wondering what it could all mean.
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The star switched from her embellished Reem Acra gown with its full tulle skirt into short and sweet Hayley Paige mini with a lace bodice and feathered skirt.
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Kim's mom Kris Jenner debuted a blonde bob hairstyle in her David Bowie-inspired jumpsuit, while sisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner wore matching Versace beaded and feathered gowns.
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Here our feathered friend occupies the margins, holding the focal collage like a sandwich board, his cartoonish beak peeking over the top and clumsy feet anchoring its bottom.
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The star wore it alone, and also layered it under a structured white jacket paired with a huge feathered mask, as well as a long, sparkling silver jacket.
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They say the feathered tail belongs to a young coelurosaur, a family of bird-like carnivorous dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous era about 99 million years ago.
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For Feathered Changes, Serpent Disappearances, Deball creates rubbings, sculpture, and pottery as a set of studies on the sometimes haphazard dispersal, recombination, and interpretation of artifacts over time.
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Scansoriopterygids were a tiny group of feathered dinosaurs that weighed less than a pound, had long hands and fingers, and likely spent their days hanging around in trees.
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"Our work shows that the motion of flapping feathered wings was developed passively and naturally as the dinosaur ran on the ground," said Zhao in a press release.
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The mother-daughter duo coordinated in white dresses for the celebration with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star opting for a white feathered one-shoulder gown.
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Liz West / Flickr But thinking of chickens merely as a walking foodstuff is reductive, telling us more about human exploitation than the qualities of our feathered best friends.
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A brass band struck up and marched through the streets before joining miners in a central square, wearing gala uniforms and feathered hats rather than their mining helmets.
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But her haircut was feathered and short, almost retro, and she dressed in strange outfits, wearing a camouflage-print bodysuit in one video, a blonde wig in another.
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And a recent collaboration with Dior featured feathered vines in tones of blue, rose and crystal for jewelry display windows that traveled from Paris to London and Doha.
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The potato farls, the buttermilk bread, the Flahavan's Progress Oatlets, the proper milk, the yellow butter, the smoked bacon, the warm eggs tarred and feathered with chicken shit.
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Like Jenner's at the Met Gala in May, Stormi's outfit featured lavender feathered sleeves and a matching hem, as well as a long purple wig and sparkly accessories.
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The theme gave the designers leave to express their penchant for couture-level ornamentation via floating layers of tulle embroidered with clouds, or folkloric runes, or feathered wings.
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Both players tapped in for birdie after McIlroy feathered a bunker shot tight and Scott missed a nine-footer for eagle, leaving McIlroy with a one-stroke lead.
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He has a young man's beard, fuller off the edges of his face, and a feathered bowl of reddish-blond hair that often flops onto his designer sunglasses.
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In subsequent images, the little girl sported tie-dye shirts, lightwash jeans, purple sweatpants, hoodies, a feathered top and more, carrying a variety of fun purses and backpacks.
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Section two addresses the multiplicity of meanings of camp today, as illustrated by a multitude of looks straight from contemporary runways: feathered, Freudian, elegant and over-the-top.
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Last year's event saw the charity's founder, Paul Tudor Jones, in feathered cap and tights, elicit million-dollar pledges from his audience (total raised: more than $54.5 million).
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Built by the Mayans around 1,23 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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At 23, he roams the garage at races, usually smiling, wearing his tall and feathered cowboy hat, dark sunglasses and belt buckle the size of a butter plate.
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There's a portrait of a Hupa woman wearing fur and beads, another of an elderly Cheyenne man in a feathered headdress, yet another of a female Hupa shaman.
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At the "Birds of Prey" premiere in London, the actress walked the red carpet in a feathered top, a dark skirt, and fuchsia gloves from Dries Van Noten.
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However, taking care of both isn't always easy, which is NYT Parenting has a guide on how to introduce your newborn baby to your furry or feathered one.
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The movie opens with a rush as she arrives at a launch site astride the roof of a carriage, her peacock-hued frock and feathered headdress fluttering gaily.
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Among the standouts in the airy showroom are Valdis Harrysdottir's sustainable bowls made of radish paper and Margret Gudnadottir's kooky feathered music boxes, which play Icelandic folk songs.
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When it comes to cat toys, there are hundreds to choose from on Amazon, from feathered wands and ball towers to the raved-about $2 Cat Dancer Toy.
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The black Indian heritage involves marching in full, feathered regalia on certain holidays, and performing a distinct brand of marching songs with a prominent call-and-response element.
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Built by the Maya about 23,000 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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In the figurative painting "For Jane" (2017), a black-feathered bird stands in a blue rudderless boat drifting under a deep violet night sky dotted with pink stars.
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The silhouettes evoked Hitchcock heroines — neat twin sets with feathered skirts, swinging coats in emerald mohair — but there were Victorian notes too, including opulent embroideries and velvet bows.
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Built by the Mayans around 1,000 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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Recently, Savarese has started work on a more abstract series called Plumigeri, in which she examines the extraordinarily intricate patterns appearing on the feathered backs of mounted birds.
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Built by the Mayans around 23,000 years ago, the pyramid is designed to cast a shadow on the equinox outlining the body of Kukulkan, a feathered snake god.
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The "Pose" star walked the carpet in a custom white Alex Vinash suit, and one of the best parts of it was the long, feathered train it featured.
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This time, William took three dribbles from near midcourt to the right of the lane, found some space and feathered a jumper over Williams as the buzzer sounded.
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From this modern tale rose the Feathered Serpent's new genesis, and what you are likely being served at your favorite hole-in-wall, taco truck, or Tex-Mex joint.
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The eventual result of all this investigative work on furry, feathered and other species of flatulence is a hilarious and fascinating new book called — what else — Does It Fart?
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So if you're worried that your boyfriend or girlfriend doesn't love you, why not benchmark their affection against the true standard bearers for love—our furry and feathered friends?
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Tests on two other feathered dinosaurs, beipiaosaurus and sinornithosaurus, and a primitive bird known as confuciusornis, also revealed pieces of fossilised dandruff on the animals' bodies, reports the Guardian.
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Historian David M. Ullian of Amherst College explains:Blackbeard often fought, or simply showed himself, wearing a big feathered tricorn, and having multiple swords, knives, and pistols at his disposal.
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Stylist Micaela Erlanger gave a sneak peek at her client's red carpet look, which includes a feathered gown, black sandals, a box clutch and of course, plenty of diamonds.
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In subsequent images, the little girl sported tie-dye shirts, light-wash jeans, purple sweatpants, hoodies, a feathered top and more, carrying a variety of fun purses and backpacks.
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THE images of the protest camp at Standing Rock were reminiscent of scenes in the 19th century of proud native Americans wearing beautiful feathered headdresses opposing settlers on horseback.
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Apparently humans aren't the only species with a (somewhat troubling) connection to smartphones: Turns out our feathered friends, under certain circumstances, are also oddly affected by the addictive devices.
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The mother-daughter duo coordinated in white dresses for the birthday dinner with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star opting for a white feathered one-shoulder gown.
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With a curvy, hourglass-shaped brush and fluffy bristles that grab every last lash, it's the perfect equation for full, feathered lashes that won't wilt or flake all day.
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A rescue donkey named Jack and his best feathered friend, Diane the emu, have found a forever home with a celebrity owner thanks to Carolina Waterfowl Rescue's hard work.
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Filing into the room in a glamorous procession, the ladies don festive ensembles of feathered tunics with billowing sleeves, high necklines adorned with jewels, and loose, goddess-like silhouettes.
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In subsequent images, the little girl sported tie-dye shirts, light-wash jeans, purple sweatpants, hoodies, a feathered top and more, carrying a variety of fun purses and backpacks.
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Moretz, wearing an Asian-inspired dress with feathered sleeves and sequins, took selfies with her boyfriend, 18, who dressed up in pinstriped pants, a white button-down and suspenders.
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In a special episode of the MashReads Podcast, MashReads spoke to Taylor about the power of fantasy (and, of course, whether it's better to have dragon wings or feathered).
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And while we dig the lightweight effect of a few feathered pieces, we think we're ready for something bold, sharp, and blunt as hell — and so is Lucy Hale.
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The 69-year-old editor and co-chair of the gala opened the night in a pink crystal-embellished column Chanel gown with a pink and purple feathered cape.
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Scholder subsequently gained attention for his expressionist portraits, which undermine stereotypes by portraying men in feathered headdress drinking a beer or sitting with an American flag in the background.
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She wore black-and-brown leather pants and a long feathered robe, and the way she stretched looked more like preening than working out a kink in her neck.
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To investigate, Jing-Shan Zhao of Tsinghua University in Beijing looked into an animal called Caudipteryx, a ground-dwelling animal with "feathered forelimbs that could be considered "proto-wings.
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At first glance, the final look appears to be a bold feathered effect, but upon closer evaluation, you can see that the ink is... well, a bit wonky. Shudder.
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And once it grew dark, there were samba dancers, in enormous feathered headdresses but not much else, to further remind people that this was Rio, not London or Beijing.
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Ms. Capernall led me to a display case featuring vintage feathered women's hats, and a photo from 1907, depicting plume hunters and a barn wall full of dead swans.
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Birds are the only feathered creatures alive today, but 150 million years ago, early birds and dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes came with feathers, not necessarily for flight.
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This singsong endorsement from Bernie's feathered friend sparked the new #Berdie and #BerdieSanders hashtags on Twitter, where memes abound and even more birds made their, um, statements in solidarity.
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Channeling the animated film's lead characters, Gomez and her sister walked hand-in-hand in matching ensembles designed by Marc Jacobs — complete with sequined feathered capes and double braids.
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Dr. Xing, who is a paleontologist from the China University of Geosciences in Beijing, had previously recovered a feathered dinosaur tail and a baby bird in the amber markets.
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Each morning, he brings his crows and a set of wooden boxes to the park's entrance so visitors can see the feathered creatures in action, Mr. de Villiers said.
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Instead she wore a draped wrap jacket over a feathered skirt, 15-inch-tall platform boots without heels that gave her the appearance of levitating, and a neck brace.
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Eddy Clearwater, a Mississippi-born Chicago bluesman who billed himself as "The Chief" and often performed in a feathered headdress, died on Friday at his home in Skokie, Ill.
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A shelf up front displays an $84.95 "essentials" lice kit containing shampoo, oil repellent, combing solution and a comb, all branded with the Licenders logo, a green-feathered wing.
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From ringlet curls to feathered bangs and fresh new takes on braids and ponytails, click ahead for the bellissima beauty trend we're sourcing from the cobblestone streets of Italy.
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There's a way to put it on a chain, hang a fat bee, feathered arrow, or silver tassel from it, and wear it as a pendant around your neck.
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"There is always an element in every collection you do that's more work or more embroidered or put together," McCollough allows, standing in front of Proenza Schouler's feathered jacket.
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After posing with feathered friends at a poultry farm in Wales, Boris Johnson, the new prime minister, made it clear that he would not be the first to swerve.
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Her mom also stunned in a white feathered skirt and black tank, which the talk show host paired with a cream-colored blazer in a few of the snaps.
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This year's competition has gained traction online after British comedians Stephen Fry and Bill Bailey cast their votes for their favored feathered friends: the kakapo and the takahē, respectively.
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I entered a great hall lined with banquet tables and thronged with gray-haired old men, wearing feathered caps, crisp blue dress coats, and gleaming medals on their lapels.
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According to scientists, the fossilized embryo is a giant oviraptorosaur, a large feathered dinosaur that weighed up to one ton and had sharp claws and a toothless beak. 13.
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In order to get a closer look at the feathered foot, the team needed to slice the amber bead, which was only about the size of a dried apricot.
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In the early 1990s, Horner added, Stan Winston — the live-action dinosaur technician for the first three "Jurassic Park" movies — didn't have the technology to create feathered, animatronic dinosaurs.
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Naomi Campbell wore a sculptural fascinator, black leather gloves, and a feathered Ralph & Russo dress, while Kate Moss and her daughter Lila (newly a model herself) wore matching veils.
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Read more:Scarlett Johansson wore a pink feathered dress with a plunging neckline and cutouts that showed off her tattoosCiara wore a metallic blazer as a dress for her first red-carpet appearance since announcing her pregnancyZendaya wore a dress with daring cutouts, giant pockets, and a split sleeve on the red carpetMargot Robbie wore a feathered top and long pink gloves, which inspired people to dub her stylist 'public enemy No. 1'
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For now, the products' memories live on thanks to old commercials on YouTube, but at least we have Harrington's locks to remind us how good a feathered blowout can be.
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And continued her show-stopping ways at the 2017 Met Gala in a tulle Ralph & Russo ball gown with a high feathered collar, oversize feathery skirt, plus Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
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Since noisy wings are found in many other groups of birds, it's quite possible that many more of our already musically talented feathered friends are hiding some serious instrumental skillz.
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Archer recovered her feathered friend — whose legs were bound so tightly she needed to cut the cord in three places to free him — and he's now recuperating safely at home.
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Decked out in a sequin, feathered kimono, rainbow socks and multiple sweatbands, Corden went to work with the group of dancers, ultimately creating one very unique routine for the show.
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We do know that some dinosaurs, particularly the very bird-like feathered theropods like Oviraptor and Troodon, were great parents that guarded their nests and even sat on their eggs.
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And while that's mostly true, even our feathered friends sometimes find that life presents them with unexpected forks in the road — or, in this case, multiple nests in the trees.
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Men and women of all ages don costumes made of glittery gemstones and beads, along with feathered headdresses that symbolize the ability to rise above anything, according to Fun Barbados.
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Back in May, she attended the amfAR gala in a red sequined Jenny Packham spring 2018 dress with long, grand feathered sleeves — one of her mother's go-to performance looks.
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The chapter on "Birds in Flight," for instance, features photographs of flying birds arranged in specific ways that convey a greater sense of motion beyond the already blurry, feathered subjects.
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For the reading, Delevingne, 26, who recently went public with her relationship with Ashley Benson, wore a pink feathered dress as she recited several verses from Colette's writings about cats.
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Retailing at $10.95 per pack (number of diapers per pack dependent on size), the new prints include Them Apples; This Way, That Way; Yes, Deer; Feathered Friends; and Little Forest.
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Arriving in a carriage behind Queen Elizabeth to cheers from the crowd on the third day of Royal Ascot, Eugenie wore a green feathered hat by British milliner Bundle MacLaren.
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If you're not familiar with Dello Russo, just look at any street style blog during fashion week — she's the one in the most colorful, feathered, glittery pieces on the planet.
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In this case that meant donning a fashionable duck mask, an orange duck hat (to color coordinate, of course) and feathered gloves to really give his texting skills some flair.
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"This was special," Watson told Ellen DeGeneres of the grey, capped-sleeve maxi dress she wore to the Harry Potter screening, accessorized with a purple feathered scarf and golden clutch.
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It's followed by a scene of a New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian in full feathered and beaded costume, shaking a tambourine in posh dining rooms as if to exorcise them.
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Ditto the sweeping leopard trench, the men's tux-and-turtleneck combo, and the evening looks of glinting sequined tops over long, feathered skirts; backless velvet columns traced in gold chains.
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The withdrawal of the white-feathered broiler levy comes as Chinese President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser, Liu He, was due to arrive in the United States for trade talks.
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But odds are, most of us have never seem anything as spellbindingly strange as the moving sculpture-like formations of flocks of feathered fowl captured by Catalan photographer Xavi Bou.
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But here's what Trump left out: He's a rare, orange-feathered lame duck President whose most significant achievement may turn out to be his unintentional rebuilding of the Democratic Party.
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Early bird flight was probably a series of leaps with a little extra lift helped by feathered arms, or a cruising, glider-like descent from tall branches, flying-squirrel style.
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The brand's Coachella-ready garb, which includes feathered headdresses and hair clips, medicine bags and rain sticks, is featured almost exclusively on white, blonde models in the collection's campaign imagery.
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"I hope it's an open door for somebody who might say, 'I would never move to West Virginia because I would be tarred and feathered in the road,'" Croft added.
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As the years went by, Herrema kept busy with bands like RTX and Black Bananas, as well as styling models for Playboy and designing clothes for Volcom and Feathered Fish.
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Wearing a feathered straw hat, the queen — who looks directly at the viewer — delicately fingers a strip of ribbon with which she is about to secure a bouquet of roses.
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China relies on imported breeding stock for production of white-feathered broiler chickens, the type used by fast-food chains, which account for more than half the country's chicken supply.
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It's a barren world of mossy ruins and crumbling bridges—something ancient and magical—and it would probably be terrifying if I wasn't doing it with my giant feathered friend.
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New research from Magnify Money, a Lending Tree company, found that total expenses on our furry (or feathered) friends increased a whopping 50% in five years, between 2013 and 13.
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The plastic is coated in an antibacterial solution to help keep your feathered visitors from getting sick, but that does not replace a thorough cleaning at least once per week.
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New research led by the University of Bristol suggests that some feathered dinosaurs, like Anchiornis and Velociraptor, were more fuzzy than sleek: Think fluffy kiwi bird instead of smooth hawk.
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Fans of bargain-bin '80s horror will find plenty to enjoy: a hair metal soundtrack, girls with feathered bangs, guys in mesh tank tops, studded headbands and a busybody preacher.
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Wearing a black feathered crop top, long black skirt and bright pink gloves on the red carpet, Robbie said she was looking forward to seeing people's reactions to the movie.
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Essentially, microblading is like sketching on individual hairs as you would with a brow pencil, whereas microshading gives more of a soft, feathered finish, like an eyebrow pomade or powder.
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Minnesota tarred and feathered the Raiders, and while it was a convincing win in every way, enthusiasm gleaned from a win over Oakland doesn't carry over to the next week.
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The "Descendants 3" star arrived at the Golden Globes wearing a beautiful pink gown that was feathered at the top, had layers of tulle, and a dramatic train to match.
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And he's accessorized many of his looks with a fascinator (just like the royals!) — be it feathered, veiled or as he was wearing at Kane's show, a black architectural style.
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WHEN "SESAME STREET" first aired on November 10th, 1969, the first indication that this was no ordinary neighbourhood was when the eight-foot-two-inch yellow-feathered Big Bird appeared.
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A flying dinosaur called Sinosauropteryx had a bright, red-and-white tail, while the feathered, winged Microraptor sported a sleek, black sheen like a raven, according to a 2012 study.
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As President Trump delivered his inaugural address in 2017, a slight woman with feathered gray hair sat listening, bundled in a hooded white parka in a fenced-off V.I.P. section.
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For her bachelorette weekend in Vegas, the bride-to-be dressed up in a see-through lace bodysuit with a frilly, tiered skirt, matching garter belt and feathered gold masquerade mask.
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Ravens get bummed out if they see a feathered friend who's in a bad mood, according to a study published on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Kendall wore a glittering silver gown with a plunging neckline, feathered peplum and sheer bottom, while Bella wore a similar look in black but with a patterned skirt and matching boots.
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Feathered brows, bubble nails, 100 layers of just about everything — we've seen some weird beauty trends over the years and today we have another to add to that list: ear highlighter.
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Take the wash of pastel blue shadow she wore to school, or her perfectly-coiffed feathered 'do, both of which capture the more-is-more mentality of the era's top trendsetters.
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Few parliamentarians stand out—except perhaps the representative of the Naga people (pictured), who sports a traditional feathered hat but renounced his right to carry his ceremonial sword in the chamber.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Retro trenchcoats, feathered cuffs and brightly colored patterns hinting at the 1960s and 70s were among the highlights of Prada's spring/summer women's wear collection in Milan on Thursday.
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Matt Haarms, the Purdue big man with the beautiful feathered hair that can't stay out of his face is not only a national sensation by tipoff Friday, but also a meme.
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The sharp-eyed among the audience, however, could see the subtle hint of a pink, feathered tail resting high above the audience where the lighting rig had come to a halt.
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When Marc Jacobs' gothic-inspired, feathered, and terrifyingly high-heeled collection made its runway debut in February on the likes of Kendall Jenner and Lady Gaga, it looked very Tim Burton.
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Many guests opted for a wide range of looks — some bright and playful, like Winnie Harlow's purple feathered frock, and others more structured and understated, like Lili Reinhart's menswear-inspired ensemble.
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In the '90s, I often heard feminists dismissing grunge as a cosmetic update on the age-old sexist dudeocracy of rock 'n' roll — David Lee Roth with a less feathered coif.
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He calls the game at a feverish pace, using a wildly creative glossary of verbs (where pucks are feathered, acked, paddled, skittered or pinwheeled) and tossing in stories and rule explanations.
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Wen's is China's leading producer of native breeds, also known as yellow-feathered chickens, which account for about 40 percent of the country's poultry market, or 4.7 million tonnes last year.
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After employees at the Desert Research Institute noticed a male and female pair of owls nesting outside their office window, the feathered duo became a welcome sight for the building's birdwatchers.
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They are large, striking portraits of women, romantic and even narrative in nature: In one, a maiden in a feathered hat gathers mushrooms in a forest, a raven flying behind her.
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Rossini's tale of the quasi-mythic Assyrian queen Semiramis is buried in feathered headgear, tasselled parasols, bejewelled scabbards, beauty-pageant crowns and sashes, and swaths of scarlet and purple and teal.
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A lot of evidence amassed over the last two decades, especially the numbers of feathered dinosaurs found in China, moved paleontologists to organize the exhibition as a kind of victory lap.
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Brows have been a standout beauty feature for quite a few seasons now — whether they're feathered, bleached to oblivion, heavily groomed, or conspicuously au naturel (we're looking at you, Cara D!).
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I also wanted my poetry to champion the femme, the elaborate, the playful, the serifed, the feathered, the self-consciously involute, the magenta and the chartreuse, even the ornamental: ruffles, dessert.
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As if it hasn't been exciting enough to reimagine these iconic carnivores with vibrant feathered plumage, we may also be on the brink of understanding their tantalizing and bizarre cranial bling.
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The singer sat behind a piano made of feathered wings belting a touching medley from Joanne, dedicating the performance to her father's late sister, Joanne, who the album is named for.
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I had the same questions in the Sontag room, where the blush pink ostrich-feathered Balenciaga dress donated by Jayne Wrightsman was paired with the Cecil Beaton 1966 portrait of Mrs.
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See, for example, a lovely white tank feathered in chiffon, atop tiered plissé black trousers, or the shell-pink pajamas with a matching tucked and tufted kimono worn by her bride.
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An outsize owl costume — its giant feathered head and talons on view just outside the exhibition at the Morgan — is cuddly until its yellow eyes keep staring, increasingly sinister, into yours.
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Wintour wore a custom Chanel feathered pink and black cape with a floral beaded gown to match the pink carpet, and she even removed her trademark black sunglasses for the occasion.
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Whether you're inspired by a curly shag style à la Selena Gomez or you flipped over Saoirse Ronan's feathered micro-bang at the Oscars, inspiration is all over Hollywood right now.
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Davis, the author of "An Everglades Providence," recounts "one of the bloodiest crimes committed against wildlife in modern times," the slaughter of plumage birds for feathered hats in the 19th century.
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There's pathos in Newt's mission to save these furred and feathered beings, an honorable calling that serves as a bewitched if overly tidy and cute vision of our own better natures.
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The Northern Irish designer has always done glitz in a subtle way, but this season we saw sequins with a capital S come down the catwalk, topped with floating feathered shoulders.
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Van Noten's glam rock gestures — beaded and feathered skirts, extravagantly fringed scarves — especially stood out, as did a wide range of prints, from python to plaids to trippy, acid-hued florals.
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In the bustling amber markets of Myanmar, a paleontologist named Lida Xing has collected tiny golden time capsules containing prehistoric insects, a baby snake and most famously a dinosaur's feathered tail.
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The two fossils were found in the Jehol Biota, an area in northeastern China full of exceptionally preserved fossil discoveries like feathered dinosaurs that has been studied for the past 90 years.
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We've seen feathered brows, Christmas tree brows, floating brows... all looks that are fun to laugh at on Instagram, but not necessarily the trends we want to be remembered for in 2018.
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Later on in the night, Jenner did an outfit switch for the A-list afterparty, changing into a bright turquoise wig and another mermaid-inspired sparkly gown, adorned with a feathered trim.
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The new study, published today in Nature, is the first to show a highly accurate body outline of a feathered dinosaur, offering an unprecedented look at this 160 million-year-old creature.
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The study of these early feathered, winged dinos—with their unique body shapes, feathering, and apparent aerodynamics—have contributed greatly to our understanding of the origin of birds and early flight evolution.
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This news comes courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is warning people to stop kissing, snuggling, cuddling and otherwise canoodling with their pet chickens and other feathered friends.
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As for the star's ensemble for the night, the stylish personality opted for an all-black look, including a plunging, oversize Kate Spade New York blazer, feathered skirt and lace-up pumps.
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But there is no question that airlines' permissiveness has been abused in some cases, or that innocent passengers sometimes pay a brutal price for the misbehaviour of their furry or feathered neighbours.
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"Best dressed," Rihanna wrote on Instagram, captioning a photo of Wintour stepping out on the carpet in a pink crystal-embellished, column Chanel gown with a matching pink and purple feathered cape.
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The rebar is wrapped with various materials: firehoses, electronic wires, gauzy ribbons (the sort used to wrap gifts), the cut off tips of shoes, and one of them is tarred and feathered.
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Queen Elizabeth wore the dark green robe – along with the feathered black velvet hat, which was not included in the art piece – for the annual Order of the Thistle service in July.
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His skills are varied; for example, he uses a complex Napoleonic-era technique to make the red-feathered plumets for the helmets of the French Garde Républicaine; each one takes 10 hours.
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Surviving witnesses still speak with awe of what they heard and saw then — of flights of white-feathered arrows and vaulting bodies, and the ever-rising din of voices in eternal conflict.
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The actress, 51, effortlessly pulls off a range of stunning designs, whether it's a flouncy feathered ensemble or a sleek gown adorned with shimmering sequins, all with her signature sophistication and grace.
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On Thursday, it was a fully feathered (but still very dead) duck that was tossed from the rafters above by one of the franchise record-setting 17,423 in attendance for Game 4.
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OK here it is: Miley isn't even trying to do a decent Dolly impression, and Fallon's head/hairpiece combination unfortunately resembles a chicken which has not been all the way de-feathered.
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To test visual detection tactics in their feathered subjects, they showed barn owls screens of black, moving dots on a gray background and attached cameras to their heads to track their gazes.
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Major Clues About The Masked Singer's Frog The Frog appeared to have an old school vibe with his purple, feathered hat, and suspenders when the first photos of the contestants were released.
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Half a century ago, a typical Sears salesman could walk out of the store at retirement with a nest egg worth well over a million in today's dollars, feathered with company stock.
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For those who didn't get the message, however, the show ended with a flower boy scattering roses before a bride in a long, extravagantly feathered skirt, short cape — and waistcoat plus trousers.
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Billy Porter is no stranger to red carpet magic, and his getup for tonight's 77th annual Golden Globes — an all-white suit with a glorious feathered train — might be our favorite yet.
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From the same period comes a grand limestone stela of another Mayan queen, who wears a soaring feathered headdress and a full complement of jewels, along with a skirt of jade beads.
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The dodgy courtier (Jim Broadbent) hovering nearby looks like he knows the answer, but because Dolittle needs something to do, he and his furred and feathered friends set sail for a cure.
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Yet in this collection, there is a feathered jacket that took a week to make, while other pieces are created from hand-embroidered flowers, crocheted ribbon and devoré velvet bonded with chiffon.
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You get to see Kylie make a last minute decision to wear those purple feathered sleeves (great choice) and Kim worrying that she'll have to pee while wearing her super tight dress.
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Here, an idyllic, young naked man's hairy body is peeked at by two young women as they lift and drop the white feathered blinds of his box garment by pulling the strings.
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The Alias star dug out her musical instrument as well as her full band uniform (feathered hat and white gloves included!) to send longtime pal Reese Witherspoon well wishes on her 42nd birthday.
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The new print comes just over a month after Honest unveiled their line of patterns perfect for the fall season: Them Apples; This Way, That Way; Yes, Deer; Feathered Friends and Little Forest.
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China is enjoying a golden age of paleontology and has been at heart of many of the latest discoveries, particularly of feathered fossils that have shown a direct link between dinosaurs and birds.
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Your nameless Boy protagonist and his giant, feathered friend must help each other ascend a series of crumbling towers in the heart of an ancient valley, from which they hope to eventually escape.
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He continued the theme the next day when he and the duchess donned traditional feathered Chitrali hats in the Hindu Kush to learn more about how climate change is affecting the glacial landscape.
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At various points he calls out families for missing stair banisters, "feathered lethal windblown hair," and drops a Meet the Fockers reference that proves he probably doesn't remember who is in the movie.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner sent jaws dropping on the Met Gala carpet earlier this week in feathered Versace gowns — but how long did it take them to get ready for the big night?
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Whether they're sprouting from hems or bunched into little pom-pom balls, this is the farthest you'll get from an over-the-top, full-feathered coat (unless that's totally your thing, of course).
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In the image, the pair were all dolled up, with Trachtenberg wearing a peacock feathered hat, while Meester, 32, opted for a red dress with a strand of beads tied around her forehead.
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Williams herself said her vows in a strapless princess gown with a matching cape by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen, then changed into a feathered cocktail dress from Versace for her wedding reception.
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Up first was a '20s Gatsby-esque glamour, all embellishment and feathered hems, which was fitting considering the second piece of music was featured in Baz Luhrmann's 2013 film adaptation of the novel.
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The fossilized remains of this feathered, bird-like dinosaur were preserved with its limbs outstretched, and its head raised—suggesting it was hopelessly stuck in a patch of mud, where it eventually died.
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As described in Nature Communications, this feathered dinosaur is now the earliest known troodontid, a group of bird-like dinosaurs, to feature asymmetric feathers—a key innovation associated with the evolution of flight.
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Suspended within a snowglobe-sized chunk of fossilized tree resin, Xing recognized the partial remains of an exquisitely preserved feathered tail belonging to a small juvenile coelurosaur, a type of bird-like dinosaur.
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For 2015, Kim went full-blown Beyoncé, channeling the singer's love of a sheer, crystalized gown in this ornate dress from Roberto Cavalli that featured an elaborate design and a long feathered train.
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We might not have Dolly Parton's iconic bleached, feathered, and teased hairstyle (or even the budget for it), nor the bedazzled wardrobe that's Blingee personified, nor an entire theme park named after us.
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It was a lightly built, long-tailed, insect-eating tree-dweller roughly 5 inches (14 cm) in length that lived in a warm lakeshore environment alongside feathered dinosaurs and flying reptiles called pterosaurs.
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When the main light goes out, the bulb emits an invisible wavelength aimed at assisting home security cameras of the variety offered by Nest and Canary and the rest of their feathered brethren.
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Check out PEOPLE's full 2017 Grammys coverage Her mock neck dress featured a shimmering top half that catches the light perfectly each time she moves, with a gray feathered skirt on the bottom.
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Urban Wildlife Appreciation Day (Saturday) New York offers plenty of wild creatures on its streets — not all of them appreciated — but this free program will deal strictly with the furry and feathered variety.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN HORRIFIC SCHOOL BULLYING VIDEO AT A BILL GATES-FUNDED SCHOOLBRODY JENNER REBOUNDS AFTER EX KISSES MILEYMAMA JUNE CHOOSES HER BOYFRIEND OVER HER DAUGHTERBILLIE EILISH GETS TARRED & FEATHERED FOR MUSIC VIDEO
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When I asked the panel of curators why they thought feathered dinosaurs have not caught on in popular media, paleontologist Mark Norell speculated that it might be because the scaly versions seem scarier.
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Performed to Anthony Rizzo's live score, the 45-minute production also gives a starring role to the little humans attending, who can "feed," pet and play with all the fuzzy and feathered characters.
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Gravity dispenses seed into the tray, so your feathered friends can continue to eat until the food runs out; there's no waste, as there can be with some other types of bird feeders.
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The best wild birdseedBird feeders let you enjoy birding without having to leave your home, but to really bring in a wide variety of feathered visitors, you need to offer the right birdseed.
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The white suburban high school students I remember in 20193 wore feathered hair, thought Camaros were cool, and considered "Lucky Man," by Emerson Lake and Palmer, to be the height of synth-pop.
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In a plot as sloppy and extended as over-washed elastic, the singer's cameo as the feathered-and-sequined pet of a drug-dealing villain named Poppy (Julianne Moore) is a ludicrous highlight.
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GHENT, Belgium — Benjamin Bundervoet was wearing his normal workday outfit — a blue-and-white feathered headdress, a fringed tunic and chaps, bright paint streaked across his cheeks — as he stepped onto the grass.
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There was the little brown wren, a tiny feathered fusion of music and violence, perched right on the roof of the birdhouse and singing a song that could only be a territorial claim.
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The pair walked the Frozen carpet hand-in-hand, wearing matching wintery princess outfits by Marc Jacobs that featured blue sequin and feathered capes over white, floral-print prairie dresses with bell sleeves.
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As her daughter Emme Anthony took the stage to perform a slowed-down version of "Let&aposs Get Loud," Lopez wrapped herself in a feathered cape designed to look like the American flag.
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They can be coquettish, as the furred and feathered masses (from the collection she called "Blue Witch," spring 2803), or cartoonish, like paper-doll dresses in crayon-colored felt ("2 Dimensions," fall 2012).
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Plus, the awkward controls—specifically the running mechanism (it's harder to turn if you're running)—meant that piloting my feathered form took more effort than I was willing to put into the game.
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Jenner, 21, debuted her second look of the night on social media with a short video that showed flowing teal locks and a sparkly blue mermaid-inspired gown adorned with with a feathered trim.
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There's no way to know what species the feather belongs to, but the feather's characteristics are typical for what covered many groups of fuzzy, feathered dinosaurs that were running around in the early Cretaceous.
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Of course, the feathered brows raised the most questions, although, with the amount of other makeup and wild hair I had going on, I'm not sure all that many people really noticed them either.
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The woman wears the traditional red and gold from "Portrait from the Market-1," while the man is arrayed in feathered headdress that invokes the freedom of a bird, aka sovereignty within this union.
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But at the very least, I would love to see feathered Velociraptors, because we know they had feathers, and we know they had actual wings, and they would have looked so much like birds.
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From the unforgettable fascinator she wore to Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding in 2011 to the floral and feathered hats she's chosen for holidays and royal ceremonies, Princess Beatrice's hat game is strong.
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Eldest daughter North — who wore a red, embroidered sweater, which she paired with sandals and black and feathered top and pants — was all smiles as she flashed a peace sign with her left hand.
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"It took me 55 hours worth of research and 55 hours to sew it," Bright, wearing a long black and gold dress and cloak, feathered headpiece and a full face of white makeup, said.
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Just about every single guest arrived in their brightest, boldest, most feathered camp-inspired outfits to honor the night's theme, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," but a few hold a special place in our hearts.
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That's what those laughably incomplete maps tell you, shaded in a single color and everything and everyone else feathered out of the picture until they're just part of the bare geography beyond imperial borders.
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Jean, the man Jurvetson met in the coffee shop and flew to Los Angeles to visit, was described as more than five-feet-nine inches in height, with brown eyes and long feathered hair.
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The breed of chicken most frequently used for meat in China is a white-feathered broiler chicken, and 90 percent of white broilers in the People's Republic are imported from the US and France.
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The model was also spotted leaving the lingerie brand's building breaking what must surely be the cardinal rule of Angel-dom, dragging her new white, feathered training wings across the New York City sidewalks.
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Posing for photographers in a custom Chanel feathered pink and black cape with a floral beaded gown, Wintour later revealed that her ensemble was designed by Lagerfeld before his untimely death earlier this year.
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After announcing she was pregnant with her first child in August, Ashley Graham arrived at the BAZAAR ICONS party in September in a chic semi-sheer dress with a lace skirt and feathered hem.
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But his most outrageous work by far is for Undercover: masks with feathered wings, mesh face-coverings that glow in the dark, white rabbit ears, dried hydrangeas, wild thorns that look like prehistoric fangs.
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It accompanies one of the exhibition's few nonphotographic items: a rainbow-hued Bill Blass diva-dress that Ms. Sherman owned, wore and made even more diva by turning its feathered hem into a boa.
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In London, they appeared at the JW Anderson show as fully beaded and feathered collars styled with simple dresses, and in Milan at Alberta Ferretti as ruffled and romantic additions to otherwise masculine suits.
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Kelly said its nickname stuck because the star will appear to grow brighter and then eventually disappear like Icarus' waxed and feathered wings, which fell off when he got too close to the sun.
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Ms. Sen was in a gold gown, Ms. Lopes in silver, Ms. Bailey in a purple encrusted with beige, Ms. LeFrak in navy and Ms. Torres in a strapless and backless pink feathered number.
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Goats of Anarchy, a non-profit in Hampton, New Jersey, the rehabs, adopts out and provides hospice care to goats with special needs, decided there hoofed residents needed a feathered friend, and took Merlin in.
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Gracing the carpet as a best actress nominee for her role in A Star Is Born, Gaga brought the Old Hollywood glamour in a white, feathered Dior Haute Couture gown from the Spring 2019 collection.
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These low-heeled shoes are reminiscent of feathered-edge mini dresses and half the closet scenes in Sex and the City, and it's that exact late-'90s/early 2000s nostalgia that makes them so great.
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Garn's meticulous studies are collected in The New York Pigeon: Behind the Feathers, a new book published by powerHouse Books, which invites readers to see these Columbidae as friendly, feathered neighbors rather than pesky foe.
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The messy, dangling strands of our lives got pulled into a braid … And we've been coming for years, generations, lifetimes, layered in prayer and handwoven regalia, beaded and sewn together, feathered, braided, blessed, and cursed.
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The evolution starts, fittingly, at Game of Thrones season one, where our model is transformed into the spitting image of Daenerys Targaryen, with Rapunzel-like dusty platinum hair, bronzed skin, and a dark feathered brow.
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Dutta and his colleagues were able to track down the python, but instead of putting the snake in a sack to move it elsewhere, Dutta decided to wear the live animal like a feathered boa.
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This mishmashed area—comprised by bits of Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia—had been America's chicken production capital since the 1920s, making a feathered fortune off of sending birds to New York, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia.
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Later that night, the mother of one debuted her second look on social media with a short video that showed flowing teal locks and a sparkly blue mermaid-inspired gown adorned with a feathered trim.
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The dark-green feathered bird, which resides in Paris' Jardin des Plantes (Botanical Gardens), made his prophesy by flicking a small ball with his beak into one of two goals on a mini-soccer table.
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The birthday girl wore a Steven Khalil gown with a pair of Gucci platform sneakers while her cousin Talita von Furstenberg (Diane von Furstenberg's granddaughter) wore a long polka dot dress with a feathered headdress.
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The deal resolves any and all claims by the tribe, whose reservation spans three Western states, contesting the Philadelphia company's "Navajo" and "Navaho" brands in a variety of products, including pullovers, feathered earrings and underwear.
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As dudes on fixies whizzed past me to grab a space in the queue, I was greeted by folks in Primark Hawaiian shirts and bindis, straightening their feathered headdresses and pulling up their yoga pants.
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The locals dressed me in the traditional clothing of Todos Santos and topped my outfit off with a feathered hat, tied under my chin with a ribbon so I wouldn't lose it while I rode.
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A magnificent frigatebird is perched on a sprinkler with its red balloon of a chest puffed out; a stairway was used as a timeline for bird evolution, from fish to reptiles to the feathered vertebrates.
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For instance, the show opens with Ms. Barnes and Ms. Bass running on side-to-side treadmills; the smoothness of their stride remains constant, even when they reapply their makeup or put on feathered headdresses.
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Rovio found success in a smartphone game that pitted a brightly colored feathered flock against an army of green pigs, spawning a series of sequels, a line of toys and clothing, and a feature film.
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The supermodel Jacquetta Wheeler led a bevy of feathered schoolgirls across the floor to close the show, swiftly followed by the unveiling of a tableau vivant of Quinn's bridal collection against a backdrop of foliage.
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But once the chicken steps down the stairs of its coop, it looks more like a two-foot tall Tony Soprano walking down the driveway to get his morning paper with a feathered housecoat on.
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I've spent hundreds of dollars on basic products and intricate toys just to leave things like "cat caves" accumulating dust in a corner and feathered flyers dangling as if they're some strange attempt at home decor.
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The 20-year-old "Green Light" singer showed up at Sunday's awards at the Forum in Inglewood, California wearing a strapless floor-length lilac feathered Monique Lhuillier dress, her hair pulled up in a half pony.
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At first glance, her ivory Dior Haute Couture gown seemed almost understated, but then you noticed the softly feathered stitching and hip-high slit that landed her at the tippy top of every best-dressed list.
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The researchers looked at Caudipteryx, a primitive dinosaur that didn't fly but had feathered "proto-wings" that were essentially like half-wings, weighed only about 11 pounds and could run up to 18 miles per hour.
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Feathered friends: Dinosaur discoveries No scaly monster McKellar said the creature would have had a whip-like tail like a mouse but covered with contour feathers similar to those that give shape and color to birds.
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A new study published in Ecology is now just the third to document lachryphagy involving tear-slurping moths and their feathered hosts, the other two cases being in Madagascar in 2007 and in Colombia in 2015.
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She reassures us that, yes, we're damn well allowed to keep dressing fabulous, for now and forever; to fearlessly make our presence known with a blue or pink wig and a couture (consigned) feathered top hat.
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There are many upscale New Age retreat centers (Kripalu, in Massachusetts; Feathered Pipe Ranch, in Montana) where stressed-out executives can spend restorative weekends before returning to work with looser hip flexors and a clearer conscience.
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Chyna opted for a hot pink feathered mini dress for the awards show Monday night, which would normally be no biggie ... except for the fact Kylie rocked the exact same dress during her 22nd birthday trip.
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Ingo Maurer, a German lighting designer who was Promethean in his delivery of illumination — fashioning lamps out of shattered crockery, scribbled memos, holograms, tea strainers and incandescent bulbs with feathered wings — died on Monday in Munich.
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Various forms of warrior headgear are seen in the background, including a feathered bonnet that is not historically accurate, but indicates the trepidation local people felt at an aggressive and technologically advanced force on Japanese shores.
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Things went from "Oh, how fun, there's a peacock in the store" to "Oh, fuck, there's a peacock in the store" when the California animal control officer tried to wrangle the feathered beast with a net.
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Dressed in a hot pink feathered mini dress and neon green sunglasses, Jenner can be seen posing by a large floral decoration that reads "22" with the blue waters of the European city as the backdrop.
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Fifty Indian men with body paint and feathered headdresses danced in a circle outside Congress to protest the report's recommendations and the fact they were not allowed into a commission meeting to comment on its findings.
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As she got up from the table for a final chat with the cast, music pounded out as performers — various ages and body types in heavy eye shadow and feathered boas — got ready to go on.
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If we don't heed these warnings, then I fear our courageous stories of abuse will be twisted by men who feel tarred and feathered in our moment of truth, and they, again, will drive us underground.
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There's Microraptor, of course, with two sets of wings, as well as Anchiornis, Xiaotingia and Confuciusornis, which is considered a true bird, with a beak rather than teeth and a feathered rather than a bony tail.
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Whereas Shadow's titans were encountered only in epic-music-at-the-ready set-piece situations, The Last Guardian pairs its human hero with a feathered and horned companion the size of bus at almost all times.
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Expect to see Barty and Federer at the net frequently during Wimbledon, showcasing the kind of volley technique and deployment — deep, crisp, short, angled, feathered — that would please such classic practitioners as Emerson, Mayotte and Fernandez.
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But, "nobody's done any real cohesive research on these birds," said James Hansford, a paleontologist at the Zoological Society of London and lead author of the study, resulting in a taxonomic muddle for the feathered giants.
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She strokes the soft hair of the horse's muzzle, the horse nuzzling Maggie's tiny palm; it wears a hat with a feathered plume, as if it had trotted here from the stables of a fallen tsar.
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As that's less than two weeks away, it's probably too late for most of us to plan a trip down to New Orleans to participate in the parades, decked out in beaded necklaces and feathered masks.
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The extravagant British photographer captured the delirious glamour of artists and socialites of the '20s and '30s, and in turn, Erdem's collection was brimming with razzle-dazzle, from meter-tall feathered headdresses to shimmering silver gowns.
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Musgraves, a Grammy-winning country star, was channeling the pop icon, from her shiny waterfall of black hair down to her many outfits including a feathered sheer bodysuit reminiscent of Cher's renowned 21980 Bob Mackie number.
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The Migratory Bird Treaty Act was originally enacted to protect the birds from over-hunting and poaching at a time when feathered hats were all the rage and the snowy egret was hunted almost to extinction.
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