And, if sunscreen can be flattering, the sheer luminosity is ... pretty flattering.
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Kimball wastes no time in flattering Cooper, while also kind of flattering himself.
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"Thanks in advance for the story that probably won't be flattering but I hope is flattering @businessinsider !!!!!"
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The longer iPhone lens is flattering to the subject, and monochrome is flattering to the lens' weaker light gathering ability.
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I eliminated the side seams and draped the dress with flattering flowing cuts to give it a feminine, unique, and flattering look.
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Plus-size fashion as a dangerous whole is often predicated on ideas of what is "flattering," and skirts were more flattering than pants.
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Full of rules about what was flattering on whom and — specifically — what was not flattering on whom, it fed into my own body insecurities.
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"I'm sure if we were together for two minutes, he would be flattering me and I would be helplessly flattering him again," Wolff said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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"Inspiring people to create other things is flattering but when people rip off your ideas and make their customers believe it's something else, it's not flattering anymore," he says bluntly.
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"It's flattering at the end of the day," Nyong'o said.
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Making sufficiently flattering work facilitated painters' career survival and success.
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"That's very flattering," the Extra host said with a laugh.
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Interest grew from there, but it wasn't flattering at first.
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It's very flattering, and it means you did something right.
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It is very flattering to be approached in this way.
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There's a bunch of frumpy styles that aren't too flattering.
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And when they are, they're damn flattering and beyond cool.
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" Georgiana Huddart: "They're flattering, fun, and make you feel good.
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I liked what it was saying, and it was flattering.
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Even this interpretation, to be clear, is flattering to Cruz.
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Jesse Williams had some words for Donald Trump ... none flattering.
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When it comes to flattering photos, perspective can be everything.
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And Stella McCartney does really beautiful, flattering red carpet dresses.
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There are less flattering reasons that seem much more plausible.
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He helped finance a flattering biopic about Lula and spent
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"This photo isn't 'flattering,' but I don't care," she said.
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It's universally flattering, for starters, because of its warmer base.
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They're comfortable, flattering, and go for double the price elsewhere.
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The eye test is slightly less flattering but not shocking.
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"It's flattering to be asked the question," he told me.
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Times about Washington's parole system featured Wharton in a flattering
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"It's so flattering to be the O.G. Halle," Shipp says.
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If people say I've inspired others, then that's very flattering.
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He didn't find it especially flattering, but he liked it.
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Smith argues that this is a flattering but false story.
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Well, as a writer, of course, I think it's flattering.
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The looks were strong this year — bold, bright, sharp, flattering.
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"Oh, I think that's flattering if we are," he said.
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Not exactly the most flattering adjectives in the culinary world.
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We see him in a not very flattering frontal composition.
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The current narrative surrounding tech jobs is not particularly flattering.
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Appealing to those viewers means flattering their sense of intellectualism.
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"Maybe something a little more flattering," she used to say.
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Because they're corseted on top, dirndls can be pretty flattering.
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Its humor is distinctive, not always flattering to human nature.
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The jeans are comfortable, flattering, and affordable at just $343.
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It's flattering and everything like that, but I'm not being vetted.
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WORST: This jumpsuit wasn't the most flattering on comedian Sarah Silverman.
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If you show a little bit more, it's actually more flattering.
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"To see Pokémon pay homage to KISS, is flattering," he said.
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"It's obviously very flattering, she obviously likes our concept!" she said.
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Meanwhile, Britain's recent appearances in the German media are not flattering.
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It's not situated in a way that's flattering or natural looking.
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They are soft and comfortable, but offer structure that is flattering.
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Yes, I mean, it's very flattering; yes, I do see it.
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Point is ... the sketch is pretty bad, and not very flattering.
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The words "universally flattering" are all over the beauty industry lately.
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It includes gorgeous, figure-flattering basics with some little sexy accents.
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"The silhouette is forgiving and flattering on every shape," she adds.
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Admittedly, this more ombre application is much more flattering and multidimensional.
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Though, it's really not as flattering as he might have hoped.
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If they're lucky, criminals end up with a semi-flattering nickname.
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To see so many similar designs is flattering, in a way.
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Whenever the South is portrayed in a movie, it's seldom flattering.
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The result is festive, yes, but it's also surprisingly of flattering.
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They are not flattering; in fact, they are sort of terrifying.
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Manigault Newman's book paints Trump in a far less flattering light.
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Frankly, it wasn't going to be very flattering for the occasion.
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That means that by design, they're stretchy, form-flattering, and comfortable.
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These foods are popular, and people will take flattering photos regardless.
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But it's flattering to be that in demand and that collectible.
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They fit like boyfriend denim but are more slim and flattering.
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The things you choose to wear are probably flattering on you.
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It's still flattering to get some recognition for what I do.
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Felton later said that he found Watson's revelation to be 'flattering'
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Do men think they are flattering women with unsolicited sexual advances?
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The characterizations of Sanders's state of mind aren't particularly flattering either.
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"They were very keen, which is always flattering," he said laconically.
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After all, while Trump was flattering Kim, Bolton was in Mongolia.
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However, I don't necessarily think it was the most flattering fit.
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It's certainly flattering -- and who isn't attracted to a higher paycheck?
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Some revelations are inadvertent, and not especially flattering to the author.
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I have no agenda, and I photograph what's in front of me, and it doesn't matter whether I think he looks flattering or not flattering, or he looks upset or he looks happy — that's irrelevant to me.
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And that to me is completely so Christian Siriano: dreamy and flattering.
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First things first, this obviously isn't a very flattering photo of Craig.
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Selena Gomez even cropped hers for an on-trend and flattering look.
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It's really flattering just to be in the same category as him.
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In fact, he wrote a not so flattering movie about President Obama.
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The President routinely posts video clips of television segments flattering toward him.
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" In his review of Gemini, Lane described Kirke's costume as "hardly flattering.
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Restaurants want lighting that sets the mood and results in flattering photos.
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Then she's something a little less, well, flattering: a blobby CGI alien.
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Over the last decade, Argentina's public profile has been far from flattering.
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I think I got a bigger part in the film, it's flattering.
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As Duffer tells EW: "[Reitman] said it was flattering," says Matt Duffer.
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The TR Mini's lens has also been chosen for its flattering properties.
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The fact that each one looks incredibly flattering on every skin tone.
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My aura does look very similar to Hayley's, which I find flattering.
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That green tube is unmistakably Clinique — and very flattering, we might add.
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Some would ding a particular challenger in a not so flattering way.
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"The Brazilian-cut bottoms are so flattering on the butt," she says.
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The knee-length number featured flutter sleeves and a flattering pencil skirt.
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He basically tried to offer me a job interview, which was flattering.
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" In response, Loughlin told Fox News the statement was "very, very flattering.
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For those who don't fare well, the answer can be less flattering.
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Some traders cited concerns over one-off items flattering the earnings numbers.
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I'm constantly seeing friends flaunt their good times in a flattering filter.
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"While that's flattering, I am not thinking about it, no," Wheeler said.
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A comparison to Anthony Randolph is, on its face, not especially flattering.
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But initial returns for the two leaders are more flattering to France.
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Television isn't just a medium for flattering the president, but influencing him.
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The "Hot Lava" paint isn't the most flattering color on the 286.
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But these are the type of flattering photos he posts of me.
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It's flattering but not altogether surprising given his and the team's success.
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I personally feel the lip glosses flattering and super easy to wear.
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It's comfortable, flattering, and my weekday hero of the last half-decade.
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It's smooth, effortless, figure-flattering, and tucks into pants with minimal bunching.
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They're universally flattering, comfortable, and go well with all types of tops.
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Those micro pleats are incredibly flattering, forgiving, and fun to wear, too.
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The slim-fit silhouette is flattering across a variety of body types.
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"That was very flattering on me, you know, because she's obviously lovely."
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It has become evident that flattering Mr. Trump will get you nowhere.
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That subtle manipulation was harmless, and flattering customers is always good business.
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Needless to say, Comey does not paint a flattering picture of Trump.
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Lights hung in upcycled wine bottles, greenish in tint but somehow flattering.
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Also, we have ideas to make your lighting at home more flattering.
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It was not particularly flattering, but at least the models could walk.
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With shirred sleeves and a ruffled hem, the fit is so flattering.
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There are three answers that are not very flattering to the trade.
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In 2018 Stanford Magazine published a flattering article about my research center.
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But that doesn't mean he presents the couple in a flattering light.
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Q: So, you were sending him flattering e-mails, is that correct?
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Thank you for a much too flattering portrait and for your support.
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He went on to paint a flattering portrait of Turkey's rancid behavior.
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I just liked her clothes, which were professional, flattering and well priced.
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Mallon's portrayals of most of his well-known main characters are flattering.
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The Plattan 2s aren't flattering to arrangements that rely on the midrange.
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I particularly enjoyed her flattering British accent and coy approach to cooking.
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Gone are the days of flattering coverage from, well, pretty much everywhere—stories about Buttigieg's love of Ulysses, his faculty with languages, and affection for Phish and the Dave Matthews Band (well, I guess they weren't all flattering stories).
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He thinks it's "kind of flattering" that people care about his love life.
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And doesn't care how long it takes to get a flattering snapshot. 17.
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For its part, Collegrove isn't a particularly flattering selfie of its two architects.
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As things stand, even the official numbers don't paint a very flattering picture.
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The overlooked differences, however, are just as striking, and all-together less flattering.
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We found tons of flattering, functional styles to shop along the way, too.
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Of all our indicators, this one is the most flattering to Mr Palmer.
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The split between the two casts a more flattering light on handmade work.
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Ideally this means flattering the activist's ego while not giving him much influence.
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It's not always the most flattering work, but I do believe it's important.
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Although it isn't always as flattering, I prefer more detail to artificial makeup.
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What we do know is that it's truly flattering on all hair types.
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I'm asked about it constantly from fans and stuff, which is so flattering.
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Think pink: It's universally flattering and will be your power color this month.
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But why was such a deadly fate ever considered "flattering," as Charlotte noted?
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Another goal: To learn about the most flattering colors for her skin tone.
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Brawl, Snake was known for being a powerful character in a flattering suit.
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If you're after a fluttery, flattering look, these falsies will do the trick.
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As someone who isn't skinny, their shapes are flattering on my body, too.
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The top looks AMAZING — potentially the most flattering top I have ever worn.
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"Flattering that anyone thinks I could get this close to Beyoncé," she wrote.
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But, blazers can actually be incredibly flattering — minimizing, even — on a bigger chest.
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" Nyong'o, 35, echoed the sentiment: "It's flattering at the end of the day.
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Is there a go-to bikini pose you think is the most flattering?
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"Ahh the difference a flattering pose can make," she wrote in her caption.
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Yes, they look great and are flattering on a number of body types.
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President Donald Trump tweets something flattering about a foreign dictator, the market shrugs.
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They do reference scientific studies that are both flattering and unfavorable to Facebook.
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When Raymond Peterson was approached by his superiors, he found the invitation flattering.
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This self-flattering view was held by both sides of the political spectrum.
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The gunmetal design also featured a flattering band that highlighted the star's waistline.
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It's stressful, not creative, and the least flattering aspect of the development process.
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"It was flattering that she gave me any attention at all," said Williams.
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The flattering nature of the emails were necessary to satisfy Trump's 'huge' ego.
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"It's flattering and now you have an ally on your side," he said.
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It's a flattering fantasy, but it's also a dangerous story: It legitimizes violence.
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Along with a flattering back-seam, its 11-inch rise elongates your legs.
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This may not be as flattering for selfies, but it was more accurate.
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For a man so publicly concerned with "humility," it is awfully self-flattering.
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He's also made a habit of flattering the president, which Trump evidently appreciates.
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It's a very flattering question, but I'm very happy [with] what I'm doing.
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A fitted high waist and wide leg create a really figure-flattering shape.
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Super flattering cut and I have gotten so many compliments on this dress!
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When the bandwagon is this flattering, it's silly not to jump on, right?
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He recalled his days as a House member in less than flattering terms.
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In my opinion, the term "flattering" should be defined on a personal level.
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"Three Billboards" was controversial and paints a less-than-flattering portrait of America.
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There's a power in that rebellion, if not necessarily always a flattering line.
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Both of these are elongated and flattering and show larger than other shapes.
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The contrast to the Braves this week could not have been less flattering.
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Aside from that, this suit is flattering, high-quality, and looks exceptional on.
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Soon after the flattering profile in People's Daily, the site's social edge sharpened.
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It is boringly self-congratulatory, obsequiously flattering both the audience and the filmmakers.
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Satire draws blood, not weepy tears—and certainly not rounds of flattering applause.
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Unflattering testimony It's notable because their testimony is not entirely flattering to Trump.
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Is there a friendly way to tell her that the vest isn't flattering?
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Regardless, it's unlikely that flattering Trump was a casual consideration on Zelenskiy's part.
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And in many ways the environment is flattering this part of the region.
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Kanye no longer gives Trump the flattering light of beloved and famous attention.
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I had written some stories about a school district that weren't super-flattering.
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The change around depreciating equipment would boost reported Ebitda, flattering this leverage metric.
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The Plattan 2s aren't flattering to every piece of music put through them.
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But I think I was flattering myself in that, this is ambitious generation.
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But these are definitely the most comfortable (and flattering) pair that I've worn.
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President Trump pardoned a guy who wrote a flattering book about him Wednesday.
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She proceeded to spend ten minutes discussing whether I looked more like Emma Stone or Amy Adams and then took me out onto Park Avenue to take flattering 'spontaneous' photos of me where she coached me into more flattering angles.
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Canadian planning for the meeting went beyond combing the archives for a flattering photo.
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Research shows that media reports commonly describe an accused rapist in such flattering terms.
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This led to the most flattering yet unsettling compliment I have ever been given.
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It's also surprisingly versatile, and flattering on just about everyone who asks for it.
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The flattering, classic silhouette can, in its best iterations, evoke supreme elegance and drama.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly given not-so-flattering monikers to his political enemies.
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The outfit I initially wanted to wear doesn't look so flattering as I imagined.
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With its figure-flattering tailoring, it has become one of her most iconic looks.
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Actor Gary Sinise is receiving an all-star salute of the most flattering order.
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Too much contrast will look harsh, so a warm brown is almost always flattering.
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"Well, it's incredibly flattering to be thought of in that role," Yang said Wednesday.
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Models varied too much, it said; low risk-weights were flattering some banks' ratios.
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"The shape and looseness is flattering to lots of women," says hairstylist Ryan Trygstad.
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U.S. and international respondents also agreed on two less flattering traits: arrogance and greed.
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On the skin, these two shades blend to create a flattering, rusty orange-gold.
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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts like to claim a more flattering comparison—with the 21s dotcom bubble.
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Garner said it was flattering, but she didn't seem super comfortable with the honor.
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Googling "UC Davis pepper spray" yields 117,000 results, and many of them aren't flattering.
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Needless to say, some of this information may not be particularly flattering to ISPs.
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It's kind of flattering on the one hand, kind of weird on the other.
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"It's flattering in some ways," said April Underwood, vice president of product at Slack.
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She brought in an entire crew and lighting ring for the most flattering results.
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A few flattering odes to Elizabeth charmed the authorities into letting him out again.
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This holographic hue isn't just trendy, it's flattering as hell on all skin tones.
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Devotees swear by this long-wearing mineral blush in a spectrum of flattering shades.
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"I liked them for the most part, and they were definitely flattering," she said.
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Possessiveness is never flattering, and it's literally the first night in the house. Chill.
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And what better time than when this ladylike, flattering lace number is $238 off?
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And sometimes, what makes a "good" photo can come down to a flattering pose.
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If you ask us, the resemblance is uncanny (and it's definitely a flattering comparison).
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I don't use Facetune, but who doesn't like to use flattering photos of themselves?
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There are a lot of words used for women, not all of them flattering.
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It's beyond flattering that anyone gives a shit about my opinion to begin with.
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The New York lawmaker's staff proceeds to speak in turn, each flattering the senator.
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Republican lawmakers have struggled in recent days to explain Trump's flattering statements about Putin.
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Thankfully Lipstick Queen found three univserally-flattering shades that are pretty, shimmery and sexy.
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Hence the Nobel chatter, which Trump understandably finds flattering but is a bit premature.
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This cute style covers up the middle, a flattering choice for all body types.
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I found the mediums I bought to be flattering but not at all tight.
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There's something refreshing about a speaker willing to pour forth her least flattering qualities.
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But the past decade has not been flattering to those holding power in Oklahoma.
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A slim fit down to the ankle creates a sculpted look that's universally flattering.
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It's flattering on many skin tones, even if it takes confidence to pull off.
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Whatever your preferred sport, the following looks prove that fitness gear can be flattering.
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Do your legs long for the freedom and comfort of flattering, wide-leg pants?
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Cucumber Melon is a crisp, classic icon — the flattering mid-rise jean of fragrances.
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As far as sports bras go, I've found The Move to be pretty flattering.
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There is also one more, even less flattering, reason for Pruitt air travel indulgences.
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And Swift seems to have been courting flattering headlines for the past few months.
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The 10-page Democratic document is certain to be less flattering to his case.
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When Trump does make jokes, they tend to be flattering to his self-image.
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Even his physical appearance has drawn attention — although not always in a flattering way.
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He then married Blanche D'Alpuget, the author of a flattering biography of Mr. Hawke.
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While not by any stretch a flattering portrait, it hovered just north of cruel.
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Her portrait is no less flattering, with angry eyebrows and a too-wide mouth.
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Rogers also explores how to use volume in ways that are conceptual yet flattering.
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" Today he's widely known by a less flattering name, "the Bernie Madoff of France.
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Her name summons up an unsettling gamut of reactions, none of them exactly flattering.
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And in it, she has some less-than-flattering things to say about Sanders.
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Playing the game of flattering your interviewer is tricky, and should be used sparingly.
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"It's not the most flattering," she said, according to The San Jose Mercury News.
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Harem pants, which have been around for years, just aren't the most flattering choice.
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The perfect red lipstick should be comfortable, timeless, and as universally flattering as possible.
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Jackson's life has been the subject of numerous examinations, some less flattering than others.
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Welcome to the flattering world of frosted-glass table lamps, torchères and shaded sconces.
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One should never get tired of even the laziest comparisons, especially if they're flattering ones.
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Was it a particularly flattering dress — or just the way she wore it with confidence?
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The resulting look is 100 percent Markle: elegant, sleek, and flattering — without looking too fussy.
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It's really flattering but I don't know if I can set my bar that high!
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They're all unique, but still universally flattering, and one will set you back just $8.
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State TV stations carried flattering reports Friday all about Trump&aposs business and political achievements.
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She topped the figure-flattering dress with an intricately beaded coat thrown over her shoulders.
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Facebook, in his flattering self-portrait, is a respite from this increasingly automated, atomistic world.
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Tip: Part your hair just above the arch of your eyebrows for a flattering effect.
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When it was broached that way, it didn't seem weird to me, it was flattering.
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It's not the most flattering story, but Hyden owns up to it with a chuckle.
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Judged by the flattering media response, and by dispatches from the trail, the speech prevailed.
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The other stuff either doesn't look flattering my body or I don't love the colors.
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Your favorite flattering fit-and-flare dress is back — in a darker more versatile shade!
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Even better, each of the seven colors are bold and flattering on every skin tone.
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Shorter listening settings are more flattering to these earbuds, anyway, since they're not overly comfortable.
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Let's make one thing clear: Just because they're flattering and versatile doesn't mean they're boring.
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Because Snapchat is really about two things: selfies with flattering filters and dog glam shots.
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It's even more flattering for scientists who are fans of the people in those movies.
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It's an effortlessly cool, soft, and flattering way to wear color — and hard to fake.
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This will create the illusion of a slight A-line shape which is super flattering.
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Each selection from the line-up is a look that's easily flattering on all women.
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There are also worries about borrowers increasingly flattering their earnings using so-called "add-backs".
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" Of his gig as the show's first-ever guest-host, O'Connell says it was "flattering.
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Nobody is entirely immune to the power of suggestion, especially if that suggestion is flattering.
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But the group sounded like America First, which must have been flattering and therefore good.
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As he once explained to me, he only admires reporting that is flattering to him.
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These swimsuits are gaining so much attention thanks to how cute and flattering they are.
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The regal shade is a happy medium that's flattering, versatile, and shockingly easy to wear.
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"It's not really very flattering to men, particularly if you say it's testosterone," she says.
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Jackman's ad for Aviation Gin is far from flattering, however, as the video shows next.
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She had apparently caught the eye of an internationally renowned instructor, and it was flattering.
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The Duchess of Cambridge sported a cozy striped sweater paired with flattering wide-leg trousers.
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After all, most celebs usually only post the pap shots that are the most flattering.
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Yeah, that's flattering, especially considering nobody liked it when I put the first record out.
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No one effortlessly sits around with their makeup perfectly done in flattering lighting and angles.
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Blonde hair with bright red streaks à la Avril Lavigne is flattering on no one.
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He mimicked Mussolini's skill in flattering and threatening audiences: Trump takes from both of them.
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"Put it all together and the numbers don't paint a very flattering picture," Cramer said.
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It began when Lauer began sending her flattering messages, and advanced into a sexual encounter.
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When they do speak out, it can be far more revealing — and not always flattering.
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Generally speaking, the throwback photos most people share on social media tend to be flattering.
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But the TV show has always shot Jezebel's to be flattering, glamorous, and even aspirational.
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Ishiguro told the BBC the prize was "flabbergastingly flattering", the broadcaster reported on its website.
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Fortunately, ski pants, jackets, and other layers have become shockingly more flattering in recent years.
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For Sticks, finding clothing that's both flattering and empowering is difficult, both socially and emotionally.
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"Gaël's record isn't flattering against Novak, but this is a one-off moment," Rasheed said.
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The attention they have drawn, flattering and relentless, has caught the Trump siblings off guard.
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They're understated, but universally flattering, and they edge up pretty much any outfit I wear.
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Everlane's shirts are comfortable and drape in all the right places for a flattering fit.
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An 11-inch rise, combined with the fabric's stretch, makes for a form-flattering fit.
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It was extremely comfortable, since it fits a little loosely, but was still very flattering.
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Did a customer make a flattering meme about your company or send an unsolicited testimonial?
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That film introduced a lot of people to your music but it wasn't too flattering.
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"I would say natural lighting is absolutely essential and the most flattering," Barrett-Ibarria said.
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Luke's Instagram paints a more flattering picture of Jordan, showing the family is tight-knit.
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Kay Jewelers and its diamonds unfortunately aren't shining in the most flattering light, yet again.
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Mr. Ng admitted that it's flattering to know that so many people read his handiwork.
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"I think it's flattering that you think my nipple is that high up," she quipped.
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But her galumphing howls also sound funny, too loud, faintly ridiculous, performative and self-flattering.
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Poitras: They're all good bands at least, so I guess it's flattering in some way.
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Well, that was part of ... you know like certainly people ... it was very flattering, right?
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They knew and trusted that he would be fair, not that he would be flattering.
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In fact, Tabone says that it's kind of flattering that Microsoft is using artificial intelligence.
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It molds to your shape, flattering your natural silhouette and creating a perfectly seamless fit.
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He has repeatedly spoken in flattering terms about Mr. Putin and pushed for closer ties.
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It's not often that you find a dress that is flattering, comfortable, and work-appropriate.
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Girlfriend Collective leggings are made from a flattering and helpful compression material that never pills.
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And the story of Hitler and Mussolini is flattering to most Americans: We defeated them.
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Scroll down to shop this flattering sweater dress style, at just $34, on Amazon now.
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Other apps, like FaceTune, allow users to edit their selfies to make them more flattering.
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Or even particularly flattering (maybe some of the pencil skirts, and a dress or two).
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Given its universally flattering, curve-complementing fit and flexibility, how did it take so long?
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This was possibly because Zelensky has learned the importance at flattering Trump at every turn.
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The one we landed on certainly makes a statement — and it's very flattering on everyone.
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The setting is ultra-atmospheric, with dark, flattering lighting; and the drinks menu is long.
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Twitter users quickly noted Cruz and Trump's past battles in light of the flattering profile.
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"The way the cape created the shape of the shoulder was flattering," Ms. Young said.
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Mr. Moore's take on the human form was incisive and questioning but not necessarily flattering.
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He's not the only football player to get a less-than-flattering representation in Madden.
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"It's extremely flattering that so many people are fans of the show," said Mr. Lopez.
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Because Taylor Swift is a famously pretty person, and the sketches are not very flattering.
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She says she was never in talks, though support for the rumors was certainly flattering.
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Trump rattled off a flattering list Friday: "He worked very hard," Trump said of Porter.
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It's also not super flattering to him that he didn't notice he was getting tailed.
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A peach that would be more flattering in the winter if it was a hint darker.
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It's very flattering that anyone would think I'd be good to be a part of it.
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Each piece in the lookbook is designed with the most unique (and universally flattering) color combinations.
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And in the intervening nine years, I had forgotten just how flattering the cut can be.
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She tries another angle, but under the thin strip of bathroom light no angle is flattering.
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Not every sunblock is flattering on brown skin — a pasty complexion is a definite no-no.
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Thanks to this blouse's boho fit and flowy sleeve, it looks flattering on every body type.
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"For me one of the most flattering times was the '50s [and] early '20163s," says Rivero.
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Mr. Macron has built a career out of offering respectful, flattering attention to older power figures.
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The cut of this maxi feels like it makes me look taller and is super flattering.
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Sisterhood isn't just a pair of pants, no matter how flattering — for Tamblyn, it's a reality.
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It costs $29, and is described by the company using the usual string of flattering adjectives.
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In any case, on social media, a follow may be even more flattering than a date.
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Click through to find the next fool-proof, flattering dress for your upcoming V-day date.
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Beyond denim that will move with your body, the offering boasts some incredibly form-flattering silhouettes.
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Still it's quite flattering that people are still interested in something we made 20 years ago.
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The numbers aren't flattering, but Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter have publicly acknowledged their situations.
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Not only are suits flattering, but they'll also keep you much warmer than a dress would.
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It's very flattering to be the person asked to be in an intimate environment with lovers.
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According to Teen Vogue, the enamoring effect of Jackson's eyes isn't just the flattering eye shadow.
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You can still wear ensembles deemed "flattering" by you or whatever style bible you adhere to.
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Gone are the days of guessing our foundation shade and assuming a flattering color of lipstick.
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"If you want to compliment a fat person on what they're wearing, avoid saying it's "flattering.
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Revlon's Love Is On campaign launched a universally flattering red for a good cause, after all.
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But Stardust offers something Mars — and many other illuminators — don't: a universally-flattering pop of pink.
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No wonder scientists on Twitter have been less than flattering about Do You Trust This Computer?
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Other items available include a Banksy print and a somewhat more flattering portrait of President Obama.
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True, but the group's reliance on its star performer goes beyond merely flattering group-level financials.
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"But there's also nothing wrong with posting your most flattering angle, it's only human," she clarifies.
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But the one thing that really won us over was her size-inclusive, booty-flattering jeans.
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"It's not the most flattering, but it's nice," Chastain told reporters during the event Monday night.
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" "The Russians hope to get everything they want from Donald Trump merely by flattering the man.
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It doesn't have to be flattering, it can just be an expression of who you are.
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And let's do away with the self-flattering notion that Americans are too honest to flop.
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All of the picks are flattering, comfortable, retain their shape, and don't require high-maintenance care.
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And she may abandon virginal white in favor of a flattering tone of peach or blush.
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If nothing else, a candidate's adoration yields at least one flattering photo from the campaign trail.
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Mum fashion is a complicated and highly specific combination of flattering horizontal stripes and comfortable shoes.
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They know his new book takes inspiration from the Underwoods and that it's not terribly flattering.
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Ultimately, the bride decides on a flattering corset-style dress with intricate detailing on the train.
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"The fact that we were even on their radar, it was flattering," Yogasundram told The Cut.
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He referred to her "very flattering dress" at her sister Kate Middleton's wedding to Prince William.
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"It's really flattering and heartwarming that this couple saw our photo and felt inspired," she said.
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She was treated to flattering profiles in outlets like The Village Voice and New York Magazine.
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He steps into his new role as chief executive at Goldman Sachs at a flattering moment.
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By and large, the risky juxtaposition with the master puts Mr. Petronio in a flattering light.
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When I dislike someone or am afraid of him or her, I begin flattering the person.
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It was designed to encase a figure and enhance it in the most flattering of ways.
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Even though these cinnamon-colored earrings are a little off, they're surprisingly flattering to the face.
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And now, crafted it into a cleverly flattering reminder that we all might do the same.
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But you think he thought he was still going to write a largely flattering Trump book.
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Many of the comments I received were supportive — retweets, likes and the always flattering fist emoji.
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Shoppers rave that the boots are "perfect" due to their extreme comfort and super flattering fit.
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Narrator: The method uses a client&aposs unique facial features to determine their most flattering smile.
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The flattering cut offers greater freedom of movement, while the stretchy fabric helps wick sweat away.
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Perhaps. If anything, it's certainly more flattering than a colorful back tattoo of a giant phoenix.
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My slacks and button-up shirts gave way to tight jeans and more form-flattering shirts.
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They had drawn the anger of state Republican parties, which was flattering, if not exactly fun.
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I found the inappropriately flattering portrait of Ms. Trump to be a disservice to your readers.
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It makes for a more flattering portrayal, perhaps, but also a flatter and less human one.
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It was flattering, of course, and appreciated; what writer doesn't want their work to reach others?
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The fabric is very soft, flows beautifully when moving and the wide waist is very flattering.
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The show was written up in the Times , and the article was not flattering to Zanco.
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With a combination of figure-hugging and wider, looser elements flare jeans are actually super flattering.
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The picture has not been flattering for Sharks goalie Martin Jones and his backup Aaron Dell.
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The caption explains why she embraces the slouching photo just as much as the more "flattering" one.
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In fact, once we started noticed this ultra-flattering pairing last month, we couldn't stop seeing it.
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We wanted to make sure to have sexy and flattering options for all different types of figures.
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So naturally, she had husband Michael Douglas capture some flattering images to share on social media herself.
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Trump blamed the incident on Cruz, and retweeted a not-too-flattering photo of Ted's wife, Heidi.
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These daily encounters are no longer informative, and as theater, are no longer flattering for the administration.
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And may I add, it was a joyful and flattering homage to one of our great icons.
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While flattering, I assure you I am waiting for someone to tell me how smart I am.
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Except this time, redder tones are emphasized, making it particularly flattering for fair and golden skin tones.
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However, they did say that they found the behavior flattering at the time, but troubling in retrospect.
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And for what they do, they deserve all the love, respect and flattering portraiture in the world.
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Equal parts flattering and seductive, there's nothing quite as alluring as a tasteful nude…lip, that is.
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Loyal fans can probably guess that the regret isn't about an outfit or less-than-flattering lipstick.
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Caves boast the virtues of extremely flattering lighting, privacy from the wars raging outside, and hot tubs.
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Our first impression of the controller wasn't particularly flattering, but it's a step in the right direction.
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Owners also love this 4.5-star swimsuit's flattering ruching across the stomach, supportive straps, and removable cups.
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That unexpected flash in an unassuming spot works overtime to give your face flattering depth and luminosity.
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L'Oréal's True Match Super Blendable Blush offers natural buildable coverage and flattering shades at a great price.
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Then, Trump retweeted an unflattering image of Heidi Cruz, alongside a more flattering photo of Melania Trump.
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This has the effect of flattering various credit indicators such as debt/GDP and GDP per capita.
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Centineo finds new shades to draw out of his picture-perfect dreamboat, not all of them flattering.
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For more-advanced practitioners, there's raw, drainpipe denim, skintight skinnies, and the world's most flattering mom jeans.
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Top with a bold, universally flattering blue-red lipstick, and say hello to your new go-to.
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"It's flattering to be the second one after Pele, but let's keep things in context," Mbappe said.
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But turbo charged growth figures have been criticised by many analysts for giving too flattering a view.
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Yet, this year, the American Hustle star is up for another award — one that's much less flattering.
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But it has one more feature that sets it apart from the rest — it's also incredibly flattering!
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It's like your old favorite, minus the holes and pit-stains, and the fit is super-flattering.
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Goldstein says this burgundy-red is flattering 365 days of the year — and especially in the spring.
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Luckily, the hairstyle currently dominating Milan Fashion Week is exactly the opposite: flattering, wearable, and universally-cool.
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Valued at $69 billion, Uber has recently been in the headlines for several less-than-flattering occurrences.
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But trust us when we say that the lipstick color is as flattering as it is edgy.
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The gravest sin celebrities can (and will) make is simply wearing something pretty, flattering, and entirely unimaginative.
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Hutcherson: It's certainly very flattering when people include us in a list with those kinds of bands.
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Of course, Spiegel said on stage that it's basically flattering that people want to copy the app.
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Anger is not a flattering look, especially in the workplace, and it will inevitably damage a reputation.
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Well, these Jouer lip cremes combine both must-have qualities in their universally-flattering five pink variations.
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How do we know when a pursuit has gone from flattering to scary, from Dobler to Dahmer?
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Duffy wrote a less-than-flattering note posted on Medium about Nest CEO Tony Fadell on Tuesday.
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Hotz was dressed simply but deliberately for his presentation, wearing a flattering black v-neck and jeans.
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The fabric is buttery soft, and it manages to be both flowy yet flattering on the body.
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For the flattering portrayal, Jackson named Eaton secretary of war and then the territorial governor of Florida.
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Flattering or not, the sky-high price points can be alienating, said Mr. Costarellos, the Greek designer.
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"The numbers just don't look very flattering at all," said Ryan Woods, market trader at Independent Securities.
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Thanks to an elastic waistband and a side zipper, these pants give you a flattering, elongating effect.
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I am extremely self-conscious about my love handles and thighs, but these jeans were surprisingly flattering.
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Crushed velvet spaghetti strap dresses were a '90s staple, and would still be a flattering look today.
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I liked it well enough on its own, but a side-by-side comparison was not flattering.
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For every perfectly angled and edited glamorous shot, there are at least a dozen less flattering versions.
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As photographers snapped him sitting down for lunch, he checked to ensure they were taking flattering shots.
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The quality is top-notch, the styles are classic and cool, and the fits are always flattering.
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But, they've got just a little more stretch and shape, making them both more comfortable and flattering.
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FNC's reporters are clearly not in the same category as Trump's flattering commentators, such as Sean Hannity.
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All of us agreed that Helen Jon's suits are stylish, relatively affordable, universally flattering, and exceptionally comfortable.
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She gives Daisy the Sibby Special, a fringed, Anna Wintour-esque bob that's really not that flattering.
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Dame Helen Mirren said it was "very flattering" to be confused with Keanu Reeves' new love interest.
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Her thoughts were not flattering, and she may have lowkey accused Elon Musk of some investment fraud.
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And the models insist they don't care so long as the clothes fit well and are flattering.
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So, maybe, back off your impulse and consider the unintended consequences of your so-called flattering remarks.
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"To have the opportunity to be the lead role in [romance films] is very flattering," she says.
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It's obvious that liberals aren't going to win by flattering the Joe Six-Packs of the world.
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Both Baiano and Bergamaschi use the same word to describe Sarri's work ethic, its meaning obvious, flattering.
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Regardless, the smooth stretch fabric hits your body at all the right places and is very flattering.
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The C.E.O.s usually stuck to talking points that portrayed their companies, and themselves, in a flattering light.
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"In South Korea, it's basically an open secret that this whole thing is flattering Trump," Kelly said.
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With the world looking anxiously on, Mr. Trump was flattering — gushing even — about his North Korean counterpart.
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Spend some time taking flattering pictures of the items you want to sell and begin posting them.
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But Bolton's nationalism never has been subject to whimsy, nor does he believe in flattering America's adversaries.
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If supporters refuse, the candidate should disavow the support — no matter how flattering or beneficial the message.
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" He suggests that Robert Hass "has made a career out of flattering middlebrow sensibilities with cheap mystery.
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He was tall, dark and handsome with an early 2000s Bieber sweep (it was flattering, I swear).
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Boxier styles will dominate, as the body-positive movement bucks trends that only aim to be "flattering."
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Invariably they told me they were happy where they were, which was not entirely flattering to me.
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I wear the Skinny Jeans all the time — they&aposre stretchy without losing form, flattering, and supportive.
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"It's extremely flattering," says Roman, 34, of having her chickpea stew and chocolate-chunk cookies go viral.
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A largely flattering profile in Le Monde last fall mentioned the "Marcelin Deschamps" identity without highlighting it.
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"It's so flattering, I feel very good thank you," Ono told Reuters of the award on arrival.
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And who can blame her for wanting to wear a fabulous and flattering design more than once?
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I can't remember the verb he used, the adjective he used, but it wasn't ... It wasn't flattering.
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While it was very flattering, I'm not sure this is strictly representative of the average attendee's experience.
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The proposal got the nod from big conservation groups and scientists, and media coverage was generally flattering.
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Without the flattering lights of Vegas, Blake's carefully crafted image crumbled under the weight of his own lies.
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Facebook's most recent attempt, a Craigslist-style marketplace for used goods, has gotten some ... less-than-flattering reviews.
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The 'I'm going to double down on shaming you live on television for wearing a flattering dress,' thing.
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Girlfriend Collective recently launched tops, and they're just as great: breathable, flattering, and relatively accessible at $28-$38.
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"While that's flattering, I am not thinking about it, no," Wheeler told the Washington Examiner in late June.
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Resting sweetly on her newborn's head, Markle's nails are clean, polished, and filed into a flattering square shape.
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Inside you'll find shimmery, universally flattering neutrals as well as the requisite party-ready black, blue, and silver.
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I told him I thought our uniforms weren't comfortable or flattering, and he promised he'd look into it.
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Maybe it's because Meghan has used this universally flattering blush way before she ever joined the royal family.
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Its A-line silhouette is extremely flattering and its sweetheart neckline gives it a romantic and retro feel.
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It first took the active world by storm with its perfectly flattering, color-blocked leggings and crop-tops.
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The bright orange hue, stretchy material and flattering cut means it will be a staple all season long.
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Better yet, that's where this flattering, super comfortable dress on sale for Amazon Prime Day 2019 comes in.
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The fit is tailored, flattering, and, as the brand tells us, is resonating with women of all ages.
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But this suit is so cute and super flattering I feel the need to let everyone know it!
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He finished off her eyes with false lashes, which he cut into a flattering shape specifically for her.
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You press pause on a flattering angle of Meg Ryan and tell bae about the night's new plans.
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THE mugshot taken of Eric Greitens after he was taken into custody on February 22nd is not flattering.
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This was especially flattering, considering that her own story, "Virgin," had won the Paris Review's prestigious Plimpton Prize.
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Universally flattering on all skin shades, the warming hue gives life to washed-out cheeks and lacklustre lips.
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Sadly, you do have to use your device's camera, and can't just upload a flattering photo of yourself.
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Not a flattering angle, but it beats putting a piece of tape over the webcam on other laptops.
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Punchy, bright, and flattering for all skin tones, this is the new electric trend we hope sticks around.
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"Theoretically, people with longer arms can take a more flattering selfie than people with shorter arms," he says.
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At first, Chiara (Benedetta Porcaroli) and Ludo (Alice Pagani) find the income liberating and the male attention flattering.
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These products tend to be widely available, universally flattering, and beloved by both professional artists and novices alike.
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"In walked the sales lady and suggested that the dress was not very flattering to her," Megan said.
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Remarkably, a flattering article about it is even displayed in Chinese on the government's main news portal, China.com.cn.
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The Belted BlouseSuper-chic and effortlessly flattering, the belted blouse is your new go-to for the office.
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The cover was a flattering photo of Trump and featured his name in top in gold block lettering.
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Unsurprisingly, it seems we're not the only ones who are in love with this fun and flattering look.
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Cautious, clean officials who err on the side of inaction are seen in a much less flattering light.
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They aren't that flattering in photos — I know that sounds silly, but for us, it's a big thing.
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The fact that big players are dedicating a lot of time and money to catch up is flattering.
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These lightweight, high-waisted pants are made from sweat-wicking fabric and are available in 14 flattering shades.
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These lightweight, high-waisted pants are made from sweat-wicking fabric and are available in 220 flattering shades.
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The historic art (roughly Reformation to 19th century) has the most flattering installation in the fourth floor galleries.
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I think it almost leaves more to the imagination and it's just very flattering on any body type.
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It's almost like a yoga pant kind of waistband, which is so incredible comfortable and really, really flattering.
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For all the talk of how inspiring it is, Wonder Woman is not exactly flattering to our kind.
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Until then, we'll keep scanning our inboxes for the latest hand-picked Trump news and flattering opinion pieces.
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An avid collector of traditional Vietnamese costumes, Thao designs flattering, minimal garments with subtle nods to ancestral garb.
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Adele's figure-hugging dress is flattering, and even the cheap seats will be able to see it sparkle.
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But it's very nice, and it's very flattering and, of course, weird as hell, but I'll take it!
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I want the embroideries to be quite sculptural, and the shapes of the garments to be really flattering.
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As impressive and far-sighted as this innovation is, there is a less-flattering underside to it, too.
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" Asked Tuesday about the position, Bharara said: "It's flattering that other people have put the thought out there.
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One program decided almost everything written about President Trump was negative, even if the actual content was flattering.
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Along with a flattering mock-neck collar, the slouchy sweater also features ribbed cuffs and an asymmetrical hemline.
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I am afeared, Being in night, all this is but a dream, Too flattering sweet to be substantial.
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These stylish, flattering, perfect-for-sunbathing options will remind you that two (pieces) isn't always better than one.
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The Lightweight Woven Robe from Alexander Del Rossa is a flattering cover-up that won't weigh you down.ProsCons
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The Feathers is universally flattering and comfortable, and it wears well under everything I own, including T-shirts.
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If Trump scuttles the trip, that would cast his talks with China in an even less flattering light.
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Xi knows that flattering Trump throws him off guard, so he will probably roll out the red carpet.
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And the company has a patent pending on the online assessment that helps customers find flattering beauty products.
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There's a drawstring waist, which allows you to get a more flattering fit from the otherwise oversized silhouette.
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There's an attention to detail that makes these some of the most flattering jeans I've ever put on.
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McCain signaled that he'll look for Mattis to answer for President-elect Donald Trump's flattering comments on Russia.
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At $198 a pair, these are definitely pricey, but they're effortlessly cool, sustainably made, durable, and really flattering.
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They're crazy comfortable, the silhouette is flattering and close-fitting, and I love the smooth but texturized upper.
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The photos were social media birthday cards, flattering images of the 44th President to mark his big day.
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The pedestal isn't something we ever sought out, and it's shocking and flattering to hear stuff like that.
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Both of these techniques acknowledge a "proper" application of makeup, potentially equating what's flattering with what's conventionally attractive.
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Apps like Instagram and Snapchat have long allowed people to apply flattering filters and wash out their pores.
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Scrolling through the site right now, customers will find rich colors, soft materials, and easy but flattering silhouettes.
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Like most stars, Gabrielle Union has seen some not-so-flattering paparazzi photos of herself on the internet.
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On the contrary, much of the story, none of it flattering, is told through the eyes of women.
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We often think of summer insects as pests, but many qualify for a far more flattering term: pollinators.
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Kroll also allegedly assembled a list of flattering photos that featured McGowan and Weinstein together following her allegations.
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It targets Larry — for being so uncomfortable with Duchovny's attention but also finding it flattering on some level.
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This ensured "flattering articles and pictures" were published and critical content about him and his family was removed.
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But in parts of Europe a different Brexit comparison is being made, and it is no more flattering.
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We can see the resemblance, passed down through generations of the American family, and it isn't always flattering.
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The fit is also flattering, as it helps suck everything without giving you a bulge or muffin top.
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The 65% rayon, 35% nylon mix of the polos is cool to the touch, lean, and effortlessly flattering.
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I'm obsessed with working with people to get the perfect fit, the most flattering glasses for their face.
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But in certain categories, a flattering review of a bad or faulty product can be flat-out dangerous.
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A less flattering example of Ackman's judgment is the fund's $20163-billion investment in Valeant, the pharmaceutical company.
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"Johnson responded by flattering Marr, saying, "Because I think we&aposve got a perfectly brilliant Andrew right here.
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People love the flattering fit, which has just the right amount of stretch and doesn't wear out quickly.
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And then he sent me a picture of him that was kind of awkward and not very flattering.
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For Lumley, it was cotton and it was dark colors, and it wasn't particularly flattering in any way.
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And so I open up another article about which are the most flattering black T-shirts on men.
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Other researchers have studied programs similar to the MBDP in other states and none found particularly flattering results.
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"I mean, look, people are very excited, and it's so flattering that they're excited," Johnson told the magazine.
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I got the sense that Noah imagined the exchange as more humorous and sexual (and flattering to him).
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Foster has been on the road like the best of bloodhounds, seeking them out, flattering, cajoling, twisting arms.
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We always made sure the photo was flattering; he was very concerned with not making people look bad.
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She's become a staple of talk radio and clips of her less-than-flattering moments frequent Fox News.
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Tinder says that Super Likes triple your chances of getting a match, because they're flattering and express enthusiasm.
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They're flattering because they are cut low on the ankle, and a lot of guys have thick ankles.
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Roma holds up a mirror to Mexican society in so many ways, showing aspects both flattering and repulsive.
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Of course, not all of the chatter about Ocasio-Cortez has been so flattering, especially on the right.
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I was worried the ruffles would make me look larger than I am, but it is surprisingly so flattering!
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We're all so used to judging and flattering ourselves and each other that it's become a knee-jerk response.
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But then he went looking through his mentions for flattering replies he could retweet, as he is wont to.
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They also hit at a flattering spot on the waist, acting almost like shapewear (perfect for the holiday season).
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Now, her little boy is a grown man, Vergara said she savors every flattering remark someone makes about him.
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She received a flurry of flattering text messages over the next week asking her to give him another chance.
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But as it turns out, individuals tend to prefer their information flow to be flattering to their own beliefs.
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"While it may seem flattering to be approached, it's important to remember that you're getting played," the memo states.
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But switching to a more flattering way to track returns smacks of trying to mask a lack of growth.
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But no matter the style you choose, de Cadenet Taylor says each one is flattering in its own way.
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Rose-gold hair is a trend we called in the fall for a very simple reason: It's super-flattering.
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The magazine featured 11 flattering photos of MBS and credited him for bringing the kingdom into the 21st century.
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" And when he's given a flattering introduction before a big speech: "I hope to become the man you describe.
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Whether or not you feel the same way, it's flattering to know that someone cares about you so much.
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On Queer Eye, Tan and Antoni are always talking about what's flattering and healthy, respectively, with their heavier clients.
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This means you could need a flattering, up-to-date photo even if you're not in the C-suite.
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"Pink is universally flattering and very forgiving if you're not used to applying makeup," says makeup artist Sabrina Rinaldi.
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Make sure you choose a color that is flattering for you, and a color that is seen as strong.
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Like millennial pink — the shade that dominated 2016 — burnt sienna is the perfect mixture of bold, flattering, and delicate.
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There are plenty of other breezy silhouettes that are just as playful as they are flattering — for every figure.
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"I made sure to include overalls in this collection because I've struggled with finding a flattering pair," she adds.
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Yet the khrushchevki would acquire a less flattering nickname: khruschoby, a neologism that combines the Russian word for slums.
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The Modi administration and the Trump administration bear many similarities, neither of which are very flattering for either country.
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Haloscope comes in two colors — topaz, a sumptuous bronze; and quartz, a baby pink — which are both insanely flattering.
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This flattering sunglasses shape is one of this season's biggest trends, and who could resist this chic Balenciaga pair?
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"There's nothing more flattering than letting someone know that you like them and would be into dating," Greene says.
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A new Studio Lighting feature, developed in collaboration with photographer Kevin Abosch, similarly aims to produce more flattering portraits.
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Separately from flattering reporters, though, this kind of touchy response is a bad idea because it prolongs the story.
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The self-professed "denim junkie" tells PeopleStyle that she always loved jeans but they weren't always "flattering" on her.
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Now, her little boy is a grown man, Sofia said she savors every flattering remark someone makes about him.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Consumption, I am aware, is a flattering malady," wrote Charlotte Brontë in 21996.
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They're flattering, but you wish they wouldn't ask a million questions about the weave you got over the weekend.
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"It's not the most flattering," Chastain said on stage at a San Francisco hotel, according to the Mercury News .
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Ahead, the pro-approved, editor-tested reds, pinks, and nudes for flattering your lips in the most natural way.
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But it's not just the out-of-this-world highlighter or universally flattering lip gloss getting all the glory.
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Her Brazilian flair is perfect for CoEdition, and she has created unique and flattering designs that women will love.
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Makeup artist Naoko Scintu started from her inner corners and followed her eye shape for the most flattering effect.
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This time around, you can expect nude lip glosses, subtle highlighters, and nail polish that's flattering for every season.
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Save $40 on FREXT: Smart Guitar Learning Device See Details These sunglasses are stylish and flattering on seriously anyone.
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After all, she's a model — maybe she knows something we don't about the front-facing camera being less flattering.
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Though some might find the comments flattering, the Emmy winner has been vocal about his annoyance with the rumors.
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The body-flattering top is available in a variety of colors and has more than 1,700 five-star reviews.
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If you own a pair of Good American jeans, you know all about the flattering fit and trendy styles.
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Khloé's denim line started with her desire for size-inclusive brand that was not only flattering, but also trendy.
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It adjusts to your own body chemistry and pH level, so it'll look flattering on virtually every skin tone.
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Even the shades that look a little crazy are much more subtle and flattering when you put them on.
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Zeta-Jones, 48, stunned in a flattering black gown with long sleeves and cut out detail on the chest.
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In a way, it was pure Trump -- the President flattering the man, whom he once fired but still consults.
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Feel free to DM them and ask why, because really I believe this look is very flattering and nice.
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Hopefully that can happen, but in the meantime, The Twilight Zone comparison is [a] flattering and hopefully appropriate one.
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They know it might not be the most flattering book, but I don't think they'll totally shut me out.
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Also on Friday, Saturn connects with Neptune, and Neptune's influence allows one to manipulate reality in a flattering way.
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It also offers a similarly flattering view of the objects of their obsession, their souped-up, home-modded cars.
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With a boxy silhouette, it's universally flattering and works as a statement piece that you can have fun with.
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Bathed in a flattering golden glow, onlookers marveled at the view as "Manhattanhenge" made its final appearance this year.
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Richmond was commissioned by Charlotte's editor, George Smith, to produce a flattering image of his subject, and he obliged.
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The material is flattering, compressive, and stretchy, making them a favorite among eco-conscious shoppers and athleisure-lovers alike.
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No excoriating for issues the president considers "none of our business" and no flattering where Putin doesn't deserve it.
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" Mr. Simon asked, playfully recalling a flattering film edit involving him back in the 1970s for "Saturday Night Live.
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It has a simple skater dress shape, and is tight in all the right places for a flattering look.
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There are three different color options, though we find Warm Neutrals to be pretty flattering and intuitive to use.
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Puffy parkas aren't the most flattering coats you can find, but all things considered, this one is pretty cute.
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Rag & Bone jeans are pricey, but the denim is high-quality, and the styles are timeless and super flattering.
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He told Cooper while such talk is "flattering," he's only planning on seeking a third term in Senate. Sen.
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Investing time into finding pieces that fit well and are the most flattering pays off for years to come.
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So I looked ghostly pale — which, paired with dark eye makeup, wasn't the most flattering thing in the world.
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It's a subtle jab when media outlets choose not-so-flattering shots to run with stories about public figures.
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For the most flattering light, aim for a mix of tapers and votives scattered the length of the table.
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However, Cosmopolitan reported that Kelley has a habit of liking tweets that are not always very flattering about Peter.
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The playful pinup styles are a happy translation of its whimsical aesthetic, complemented by Ms. Degreas's figure-flattering shapes.
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She can't help but protect her image any more than Burstein can help frame her in a flattering light.
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My outfit, which I had chosen to be both appropriate and flattering, suddenly looked not just boring but selfish.
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The 62-year-old writer called the news "flabbergastingly flattering" and said he initially thought it was a hoax.
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Happ was 7-0 with a 2.69 E.R.A. after being acquired, though those numbers may have been slightly flattering.
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But as much as it sounds like a hippie fantasy, Poole's has a less-than-flattering reputation in town.
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She gets along by not threatening the men — keeping her expectations low, her comments flattering and her work mediocre.
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On Christmas Day, The Salt Lake Tribune named the senator "Utahn of the Year," but not for flattering reasons.
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Cheap built-in laptop webcams can make you look sloppy (even if you aren't!) and aren't always very flattering.
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Ms. Haspel controls what of her record can be declassified, and most details released so far have been flattering.
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Not long after I began to play at Bradley's, I got my first flattering notice in The New Yorker.
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The mainstream view among Republican Party elected officials and political operatives, on the other hand, is much less flattering.
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The fall and winter 2020 collections emphasized customization and figure-flattering looks for all body types and personal styles.
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As a favorite among young Instagram users, they're also flooded with summer intern requests ("It's very flattering," Emma says).
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However you parse these words, they are not flattering to America's sacrifice in the region over nearly 16 years.
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Theirs were cute and winking, too, and mainly functioned as an excuse to post four flattering photos at once.
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To be that final candidate, they needed to take each other on, and not coyly or with flattering reassurances.
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It's a very self-flattering intellectual culture that is really more like a business culture or a management philosophy.
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Luckily, you can do both with this comfortable piece, which comes in a flattering eggplant or heather grey shade.
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" He told The Sunday Times that he found being the subject of his girlfriend&aposs songs to be "flattering.
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Alwyn told The Sunday Times that he found it "flattering" that Swift used him as inspiration for her music.
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Girlfriend Collective Leggings, $68Girlfriend Collective leggings are made from a flattering compression material that never pills and looks great.
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The width of the pant and the fact that they stop mid-calf isn't a flattering look on anyone.
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The Post also noted, however, that Kurtz provides a more "flattering portrayal" of Trump's staff compared with Wolff's book.
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Jane Austen shows up briefly, and since it's Charlotte's point of view, it's not the most flattering Jane depiction.
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She looks down at her own dress, navy, in a much heavier synthetic blend of fabric, decidedly less flattering.
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The Los Angeles Times even ran a flattering lifestyle piece on Richard Spencer, one of the alt-right's dim luminaries, flattering them and him as dapper outliers to the stereotype of neo-Nazis as extras from Justified, skinhead hillbillies who'd trade a stake in the master race for a hit of meth.
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The bathrobe isn&apost the most flattering but that&aposs the nature of most bathrobes; the white shade I have also has the most potential for stains but the bathrobe can easily be washedI have the bathrobe in a medium and it fits me comfortably, although it&aposs not the most flattering.
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But Mr. Sims, who left last year after clashing with Mr. Kelly, is one of the few people to attach his name to descriptions of goings-on at the White House that are not always flattering to Mr. Trump, and many of the scenes are not particularly flattering to anyone, including himself.
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But where it lacks in originality it makes up for being just about the most universally flattering swimsuit out there.
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He knew full well that the powerful men and women in the room were flattering him—and relished their humiliation.
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For as many red carpet events as celebrities attend, they're bound to eventually experience a less-than-flattering wardrobe malfunction.
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Instead of severe blush shapes, I gently pushed people to embrace a flattering, just-came-back-from-a-run flush.
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"I used to say at Nasty Gal, we had ambitious customers, but I think I was flattering myself," she said.
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After all, while bangs like these are flattering and versatile on pretty much everyone, they're also nearly impossible to maintain.
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It should theoretically set brightness, contrast, color, and other settings to a point that's flattering to most movies and shows.
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The beef was long in the making, and a Twitter spat is rarely flattering to any of the parties involved.
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We put a lot of our attention on creating an inner band for the dresses, and a silhouette that's flattering.
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In fact, rosé hair — the universally-flattering shade of rose gold color that dominated last summer — never really went away.
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When I get sent covers of my music, which can sometimes be very accomplished and impressive, it's always very flattering.
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The actress opted for a belt that matched her duster for a monochromatic moment that is practical and super-flattering.
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These workout bottoms boast a wide waistband that stays put and a flattering bootcut silhouette in sizes XS to XXL.
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Bossavy creates the most flattering look for each individual based on their eye shape, eye color, and everyday makeup routine.
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Earlier this year, Priyanka Chopra and Gigi Hadid stepped out in similar, figure-flattering Summersalt tops in the same week.
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Whatever pleasure Trump got out of flattering himself, this deceptive promotion of a brand was essentially flattery for the observer.
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Sgarbi has called the 53-year-old Di Maio an ignorant goat and a cockroach, among other less flattering things.
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Personalize the compliment with this cute journal, which lets you answer questions to create a super flattering, super customized gift.
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They want their jeans to be a conversation starter (and not just the "those are really flattering on you" conversation).
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Try a high waisted pair that are form-fitting at the top (pro tip: a tie-waist is always flattering).
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And sometimes the most flattering finds are the ones that make our routine activities (sitting, moving, breathing, etc.) borderline unbearable.
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"I love the color and the cut was super flattering," she says of the $119 Olsen Top in Plain Khaki.
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Unlike a smoky eye, a gentle wash of one flattering color is really all you need to make an impact.
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To Jimmy Carter, Deng Xiaoping was a string of flattering adjectives: "smart, tough, intelligent, frank, courageous, personable, self-assured, friendly".
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"Always look at yourself in an upwards direction when applying makeup as it's a much more flattering angle," she advises.
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Instagram has AR filters, too; they're not as good as Snapchat's, but they're fun, and if we're being honest, flattering.
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The phone's camera is "mostly awesome," said Lynn La, with a wide enough front-facing lens to take flattering selfies.
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As displayed on her new segment on Megyn Kelly Today, Kelly has words for Fonda, and they're definitely not flattering.
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Wear it to work with oxfords, to brunch with sneakers, or out with heels — and it'll be universally flattering. 226.
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The key is to find what frames your face in the most flattering way and what reflects your personality best.
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However, they told the Post that although as teens they found the attention flattering, they now find Moore's behavior troubling.
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But if I insisted on staying fat, then I needed to at least pick "flattering" outfits that masked my body.
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But, four in 10 women over 55 say wolf-whistling is acceptable, and 19803 percent even said it was flattering.
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The British pop star took to Instagram on Wednesday to share the less-than-flattering screengrab from a MailOnline article.
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It's no surprise, though — the silhouette is flattering, fresh (while slightly retro), and one you can make all your own.
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Instead of the Crimson's regularly planned special commencement issue, the website showcased some not so flattering photoshops and strange headlines.
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"I've never referred to our valuation as being a compliment, or flattering or important in any way," he told me.
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" Reynolds' voiceover asks, before the flattering conclusion, "My friend, Hugh Jackman, the loving and caring man who created Laughing Man.
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Or, if you're loving your on-trend lob, there are tons of flattering ways to show off your length, too.
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And sometimes, that "perfect body," as many bloggers have shown us, can be the result of flattering angles and poses.
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You charm the parents, usually flattering the mother while keeping the father at a distance until you can substitute yourself.
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Many art aficionados mocked 45's vanity and called the painting "tacky" and "trashy" -- and also ridiculously and slimmingly flattering.
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If you're buying your first bodysuit and want to ease in on the trend, this flattering compression style is perfect.
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Of course, the pop diva is no stranger to flattering and revealing looks, no matter the season or the location.
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That's how they landed on the rich, flattering raspberry hue, which is available now on the ColourPop website for $6.
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Photoshop is helpful for minor imperfections, but I think you'd do better to learn the flattering angles of your body.
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"Any discussion of other service I might be asked to offer to my country is flattering but premature," she said.
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The word is flattering to both the objects and their users, even as it threatens to become a hazy banality.
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Men also approached Rhimes differently after she lost "closer to 150" pounds, and it wasn't as flattering as they thought.
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She assembled the front of her braids in a flattering half bun, something we saw quite a bit at Coachella.
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Even though the leg is tapered, it is way more flattering to my curvy figure than the straight leg jeans.
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Strip clubs are built around flattering the male ego, and the customer's own aggrandizement was often part of the package.
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The G4's sharp corners and bulging body are replaced with gently curved corners, and an overall flattering form factor.
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We all ragged on her when she took it, joking about the rule of thirds, flattering angles, and other bullshit.
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So start early by snagging this faux-fur-trimmed coat with a flattering ruffle trim while it's 60 percent off!
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Pros: Extremely flattering, super opaque and slimming, durable and long-lastingCons: Some women report that Spanx are a bit constricting
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This sounded stupendously flattering until she added, "It was the only time there was somebody my age on the plane."
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The way the waist is cut is super flattering, and it's just long enough to feel oversized without looking sloppy.
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The waistband is unobtrusive and soft, and seated relatively high, which is flattering and feels a bit more decidedly femme.
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"I try not to read too much online because I always get my feelings hurt, even if someone's flattering you."
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In addition to its iconic shapewear, Spanx makes leggings that are widely loved for their style, comfort, and flattering fit.
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The athleisure trend — in which people wear flattering athletic clothing outside the gym — means more of a focus on spandex.
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What, after all, do you gain by pointing out that the colors clash or the fit is not exactly flattering?
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The other side calls people who voted for the president elect misogynistic, among other less-than-flattering ics and ists.
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They produced likenesses — generally flattering — that affirmed the status of rulers and nobles for one another, their constituencies and posterity.
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This is one of those low-maintenance outfit additions that will leave you surprised by how universally flattering it is.
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This is just the dress that I think I look the best in—the most flattering on my body type.
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Wikipedia has long struggled with "black hat" editors who are paid by brands to post flattering information on corporate Wikipages.
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Combining high-quality materials, affordability, and flattering styles, these companies make the better basics you'll want to wear every day.
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I believe that is an inevitable outcome, regardless of flimsy and ego-flattering temporary arrangements that might be cobbled up.
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In my opinion, the product looks much more natural and flattering when not paired with a ton of other makeup.
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"If you got a little pudge, you got to work around it and find an angle that's flattering," she said.
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Cromwell grows weary of managing Henry's ego, of always manipulating reality into a form that is most flattering to Henry.
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He embraces the self-flattering moniker of "wartime President," while displaying little of the steadfastness linked to successful crisis leadership.
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Bezek owns Walla, the Israeli news site that has provided lopsidedly flattering coverage of the Netanyahus for months or years.
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I'm glad it's part of the uniform because it holds everything in place and makes the shorts fit more flattering.
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People ask, does that make me think twice about taking pictures that are not flattering, and my answer is no.
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There are a lot of movies about movies, and the default is generally self-flattering even at its most cynical.
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How flattering it is to be chosen by her, to be the interlocutor of someone so brazen, wicked and wounded.
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Yeah, it's flattering to be on a panel at some television festival, but that's not why we did the show.
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To this day, I've never met a pair of flattering corduroy pants (though I have a lovely forest green jacket).
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I got asked out once — very politely and respectfully, and with flattering, wistful chagrin when I said I was married.
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Ezersky and Walden do a bang-up job below explaining their theme: cheerful puns of phrases with flattering first parts.
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It's full of size-inclusive, figure-flattering, and downright desirable jeans that we can't wait to get our butts into.
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German has pitched solidly as his replacement, though his 0-4 record and 5.44 earned run average are hardly flattering.
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George doesn't like me saying this because he thinks it's over-flattering, but that's something I love about Bach, too.
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If you ask the people who work in retail, Black Friday is rarely described in the most flattering of ways.
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It's impossible to determine his motivations, of course, but the effect is often to divert attention from less flattering issues.
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The document, which reads like a transcript, was widely expected to cast the president's behavior in a more flattering light.
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A lot of what America First Policies has learned from its polling is not flattering to the Trump White House.
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I don't want to betray any confidences, but the words they use to describe the president are not particularly flattering.
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Her account is not a flattering one, and White House officials have dismissed the book and any coverage of it.
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But some disappoint, picking out regrets that cast the writer in a flattering light or using the opportunity to shift blame.
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The photos tend to be flattering, with an exaggerated depth effect applied to them, making you and your outfit stand out.
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"Peach can be flattering on many skin tones because you have a range, from pale peaches into corals," he tells us.
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A deep side part, shiny strands, and a sharp angle make this stunning cut oh-so-flattering on Jada Pinkett Smith.
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This #allblackeverything look makes for a comfortable (and universally flattering) travel uniform that can also be incorporated into your work wardrobe.
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"All the Watters' dresses are beautiful and universally flattering," Kelsey Doorey, founder and CEO of Vow to Be Chic, tells PeopleStyle.
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Just as we were about to begin, PEOPLE's photo editor gently suggested she change her shirt for a more flattering option.
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Influencers, and wannabe ones, seem to agree that Gymshark clothes are comfortable, flattering, and functional for a number of different workouts.
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But, if we could use technology to enable animals to really talk to us, would your cat's first sentence be flattering?
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The things that make us self-conscious aren't as flattering as the delusion of ego or the illusion of self-permanence.
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She would sit down and chat over a cup of weak jasmine tea; she would always find something flattering to say.
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The new wave 'Barbie feet,' a doll-inspired pose that models are using to lengthen their legs for more flattering shapes.
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Unsurprisingly, Hale's new look is just as flattering as every single color she's tried before, and she's tried plenty of them.
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"The top allowed me to show off my figure, and the jeans were super fitted and flattering, as well," she says.
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Crisscross a polka-dot belt for a flattering accent, and lace up worn-in kicks for a subtle dose of cool.
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And while shoppers rave about the flattering fit and comfy fabric, it's their under-$25 price tag that owners love most.
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Sure, some may look off-putting in the bullet, but on the lips, they transform into the most flattering hues. How?
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ICIT also disabled comments on its YouTube videos and removed the flattering comments about Scott that were posted by fake accounts.
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And it makes sense: buzz cuts are low-maintenance, flattering, and cool in more ways than one — especially during the summer.
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Most likely, you've ended up with the wrong bronzer for your light skin tone — unfortunately, not all formulas are universally flattering.
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Not only is this mini dress comfy, flattering, and ridiculously cute, but it's also super affordable — we're talking under-$25, people!
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Plus, her lipstick of choice is one of the most universally-flattering crimsons on the market today: MAC's classic Ruby Woo.
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Some brands might tout its illuminators as "universally flattering," but not all golds, silvers, and shimmery Champagnes work for every complexion.
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Flattering videos would have to be released along with unflattering ones, videos that exonerated cops along with videos that forced indictments.
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It needs to be practical, accessible, and conventionally flattering — and it also needs to be uncomplicated to construct and endlessly mutable.
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So here we face the other possibility, one less flattering to most moral philosophers: It's their moral judgments that are distorted.
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The jeans are not only flattering, but also really on-trend thanks to the high-waisted fit and frayed ankle styles.
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They have a super high-rise silhouette that cinches at the waist, providing the perfect butt-flattering fit (think: peach emoji).
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It infuses soft layers, long fringe, lots of body, and just happens to be super flattering on everyone who tries it.
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Simple, sexy, and ridiculously flattering, the pieces are all undeniably Narciso: from the cutouts to the necklines to the muted colorways.
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In fact, we'd like to make a case for the opposite argument: When done right, baby bangs can be universally flattering.
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A flattering hue can glide on and pull your look together, even if you're not wearing a spot of makeup elsewhere.
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After Stunna Lip Paint, a universally flattering red, came out back in November, the brand's most recent lipstick offering dropped: Mattemoiselle.
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If you're thinking that might be a little too much detail for a flattering selfie, Vivo believes AI is the answer.
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In another, she opted to set Kardashian, 37, up with a Bumble profile instead – choosing some flattering photos for her sister.
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In a perfect world, you'd never have to throw out another product because the color isn't as flattering as you expected.
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But while that 15 seconds of difference sounds flattering in a bar conversation, it represents an entire career's worth of difference.
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The Internet had some fun coming up with compliments that are sort of flattering and sort of not … but unequivocally confusing.
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In the warm-weather months one can ever have enough easy breezy pieces that are both flattering and easy to wear.
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Taking a critical point of view when evaluating new opportunities can be difficult when you are hearing lots of flattering feedback.
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"For a self-portrait, you may find it's not very flattering," he says as the Man in Black pockets the information.
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You see, it's one thing to post a flattering picture of yourself in a nice fancy bra, which she has done.
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Elordi's Kissing Booth character Noah is not exactly like Nate, but he does share some of Nate's less-than-flattering traits.
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There's no denying it, jeans that are this flattering, comfortable and insanely affordable need to be in your fall wardrobe now.
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Parts of the film even seem like they could double as campaign videos, they're so sympathetic and flattering to these politicians.
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Most notably, her signature "golden ratio" brow shaping technique, which follows the mathematical principle of thirds to create a flattering arch.
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First, let's just get this out of the way: This silhouette isn't necessarily "flattering" — it's definitely more of a statement-maker.
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Kim, 35, has opted for similar latex dresses in shades of nude and light brown several times, to figure-flattering effect.
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The fit is flattering, and I found them to be one of the only low-top sneakers that works for me.
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The fact that I have women and men that trust me to decorate their bodies — it's flattering and a great responsibility.
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Glitter roots are just as flattering, but you just may change your mind when you see the edgy, adorned cuts ahead.
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It also doesn't hurt that he occasionally posts cheeky, flattering photos of himself from picturesque places (sample caption: "speedos with shoes").
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Hiring Clarke, via a flattering letter to the author's home in Sri Lanka, meant he was almost certain to hurdle it.
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It's an ultra-flattering style with true versatility — pair it with a high-waisted pant, skirt, or favorite pair of Levis.
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And that's probably because her new bodysuit drop is so figure-flattering, that you don't need to wear anything underneath it.
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But Maria Bello, playing a key recruit-processing sergeant in the world's least flattering hair-do, plays her role almost comically.
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When she did, one of her pics was a rather flattering shot of Hemsworth in a wetsuit, getting ready to surf.
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Likewise, some economists say sharply higher commodity prices are also flattering China's import data, possibly exaggerating the strength of domestic demand.
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This is a less-than-flattering portrait of the audience, and every other character is similarly revealed as an emotional wreck.
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On days when there aren't enough positive chyrons, communications staffers will ask the RNC staffers for flattering photos of the president.
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In the cold, harsh light of the office toilets, I see what she means: Cocoa powder is not a flattering shade.
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Some may refer to this style as the "mom jean," but don't let the nickname fool you — they are surprisingly flattering!
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Perhaps she has added her own twists like blunt bangs or extra layering, but the 'do still falls short of flattering.
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While the idea sounds flattering in theory, the reality of being Super Liked can be deeply off-putting for some users.
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For good reason, too: The highly pigmented highlighter is touted by beauty enthusiasts everywhere as universally flattering on all skin tones.
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Women spend an incredible amount of time preparing hair and makeup, finding the most flattering light, and contorting bodies into perfection.
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"I also thought it was a flattering design that gave a nice graphic difference to ours from the original," he said.
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The method, which tends to give a more flattering mileage rating, is approved in the United States but not in Japan.
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The pop star paired the figure-flattering piece with pale pink pumps with heels carved into the profile of a face.
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That gives Moscow the chance to cast the first version of the news in a light that is flattering to Putin.
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They're similar to the previous pair recommended by Ellen and Malarie, but they're super dark and opaque, and thus very flattering!
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They're unisex, water-resistant, and flattering on my 5-foot-7 frame, with deep pockets that are usually reserved for menswear.
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I also found both the top and bottom to be really flattering, which I'm not quick to say about most bikinis.
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It's soft, comfortable, flattering, and comes in a silhouette that makes it even more versatile than the average crewneck cashmere sweater.
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The slim and cropped cut is flattering on my short frame, and the mid-rise helps keep my food baby secure.
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It has just enough stretch to be flattering, but not enough to look sloppy if you decide to wear it untucked.
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You can read our thoughts below, but overall, we loved them for their comfort, versatility, and their flattering yet professional design.
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When it comes to clothing, most of us have pretty strong preferences about what styles we find most comfortable and flattering.
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While it's flattering that the world continues to see the dollar as its primary currency, the flattery is actually a curse.
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Universal Standard: Universal Standard's denim ranges from size 00 to 40, with a well-curated selection of stylish, universally flattering options.
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Graphic, negative-space eyeliner should be left behind since it&aposs not flattering for most eye shapes or for daily wear.
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The Buck Mason Pima Curved Hem Tee is our top pick because the shirt is comfortable, flattering, and made to last.
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I stocked both accounts with flattering pictures of us at the beach, dancing together at summer parties, and looking in love.
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These sages walked us through the tricky steps, directed us to the most flattering shades, and passed down their makeup wisdom.
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The 25-year-old Scream Queens actress unveiled a gorgeous blonde 'do on June 10 and it is more than flattering.
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Dressed-up corporate photo bait filled the hall, including a dozen pink carpets, complete with flattering lighting and a Beautycon backdrop.
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"The worst option is a recessed fixture over the sink, as it casts shadows that are not flattering," Ms. Mondi said.
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Ms. Wiley: The attention is flattering, but for me, it's about drawing the viewer's eye, and there's positive and negative attention.
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Think of her company as a nudging reminder that heirloom was once more than just a flattering description for a tomato.
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For the event, he opted to wear a flattering navy blue suit with a classic white button-down and brown shoes.
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The flattering red shade is so iconic, it was even name-dropped in the latest season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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She doesn't showboat, calling attention to her technique with histrionics and self-flattering moments, but instead surrenders herself to her characters.
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Mr. Hannity of Fox News, though, has a singular place at it, providing Mr. Trump a far more flattering television mirror.
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Shoppers who have purchased the Unidear Plaid Vest Cardigan rave that the fit is flattering and that the patterns are beautiful.
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Spicer's was more flattering of the president, while Manigault Newman accused Trump of being a racist and misogynist in her book.
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A crew neck, a slightly elongated sleeve, and curved hem at the bottom make for a shape that&aposs universally flattering.
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He made a point of taking Haldeman aside and saying that while the offer was flattering, NBC News had other plans.
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In Harriet, Emma sees a self-flattering project, someone whose life she can improve with better society and the right suitor.
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It's a fundamental story they perpetuate, because it's incredibly flattering for power and it's a cover for any sort of analysis.
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One technique: publicly posting flattering B-roll footage of a candidate that super PACs then grab to use in their advertising.
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I assumed that they would be stretchy and comfortable, but not super cute or flattering, and honestly, I was very wrong.
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"The emails can be very flattering," Dr. Pisanski said, telling the recipients they are "eminent researchers" and "inviting" them to contribute.
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Mr. Trump, in a telephone interview moments after the bill was pulled, tried to put the most flattering light on it.
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Will Russia get love not because Moscow mirrors our ideals but because Vladimir Putin holds a flattering mirror up to Trump?
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The super flattering design will take you from the office to after-work drinks in a snap with the right accessories.
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That universally-flattering color paired with the cheeky name makes this a blush that people go back to again and again.
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While these dark shades are surprisingly flattering, and with the right styling look romantic rather than gothic, applying them requires care.
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You write a lot about how your relationships with women have evolved over the years, sometimes in less than flattering ways.
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In the 2018 clip, however, Biden was not speaking at a rich donor's home or flattering attendees at a fund-raiser.
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And the sudden influx of likes I got, while flattering at first, did little to reassure me I'd actually gotten real humans.
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It's designed with a tailored waist for women, a cozy oversized collar, and comfortable stretch cuffs and hem for a flattering fit.
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We've reported on everything from niche color trends made for the brave to universally-flattering tones on the verge of becoming huge.
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Think Undercover Boss, except there are no cameras and no flattering Teaching Moments, just an endless stream of violence, crime and hate.
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She was spotted walking on the beach and splashing through the water in Oahu on Tuesday while wearing a flattering black swimsuit.
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Create two parts (over the arch of the eyebrows is a flattering place to start) and smooth the hair at the root.
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Not only that, but she sent him off in a flattering manner while failing to address the women who had issued complaints.
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The color of this product was the perfect neutral shade for my skin, with a flattering balance of warm and cool tones.
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These sets are equal parts cozy and flattering — so much so you'll have a hard time convincing yourself to take them off.
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In November he revealed that the firm's accounting practices had been flattering the performance of its civil-aerospace engines for many years.
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The PTI's chief bankroller, Jahangir Tareen, has been flattering independents by flying them in to Islamabad, the capital, on his private jet.
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The royal family has long tried to steer the tabloids toward flattering coverage, with great success around weddings, births and world tours.
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The staffers we spoke with say ... the interview is actually flattering to Kobe and covers his achievements in both life and career.
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Rose and Ono tested them on multiple skin tones, and so did our editors, and that universally-flattering claim definitely adds up.
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Along with flattering jeans, cute booties, and flowy frocks, a cozy duster sweater should be a staple in every closet this season.
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And while Bateman considers the comparisons "flattering," he told Deadline that he hopes they can get out of the AMC show's shadow.
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That's VSCO as in the photo editing and sharing app, notorious for its flattering filters with minimal names like B1 and F2.
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They're also soft, flattering… And it turns out that some venture capitalists think sweatpants and workout clothes make for a good investment.
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Much like a universally flattering ankle-length pant, a midi skirt that hits at the same point can be just as lovely.
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Those Jonathan comparisons are flattering, but this entire question just made me think of Jonathan Taylor Thomas and wonder how he's doing.
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Last month he took the Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari, on a motorcade tour of the capital, Rabat, flattering him with cheering spectators.
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Celebrity makeup artist Paul Blanch tells Refinery29 that picking out a flattering burgundy lipstick is easy, especially once you understand your undertones.
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She's very influenced by the style of myself and the nanny from back in the day and it's very flattering to me.
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NIGNY / Splash News Online Melissa McCarthy is on a serious chic streak, wearing one figure-flattering, on-trend look after the next.
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"It's very flattering to hear that ... about the president of the United States," she said, although she didn't seem very surprised, TBH.
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Even though the shirt is billowy and loose, it still brings a certain figure-flattering quality thanks to the bottom ruching detail.
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With a hemline that falls just below the knee, the dress manages to be body-hugging and flattering at the same time.
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Leaked memos published by the Mail on Sunday newspaper contained the ambassador's characterizations of the U.S. administration that were less than flattering.
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We love how our unique wash techniques give the 583% cotton tees an especially soft hand while keeping the style incredibly flattering.
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At first glance it appears to be an unconventional shade for a highlighter, but Espinal assures us it packs a flattering punch.
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Whether your boobs are small, round, and perky or hang low with a bit more weight, this is universally-flattering real estate.
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Just in time for spring, Everlane's latest drop promises to be the most flattering ones you'll ever try — and we're totally convinced.
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And for anyone who didn't see that particular film, here's a light spoiler for you: it wasn't exactly flattering towards the organization.
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While there's nothing wrong with feeling as if a photo of you isn't particularly flattering, Bonython's post brings up a great point.
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According to mainstream women's magazines, there are about as many types of female orgasms as there are brands of flattering workout pants.
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Keep in mind that audience size does not take into account sentiment — so Donald Trump's 20 million lead may not be flattering.
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From what we've seen thus far, though, Cefinn looks like elegant everyday wear, with an emphasis on feminine silhouettes and flattering cuts.
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Now, her little boy is a grown man of 23 – and his mother is savoring every flattering remark someone makes about him.
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I view that as perversely flattering because clearly they know I mean what I say and I will do what I say.
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But if you turn on the battery pack hidden in the (universally flattering) elastic waistband, more than 250 LED lights will illuminate.
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The app's mishmash of fiction and reality is doubly flattering: the mundane world seems magical, and the fictional creatures feel more lifelike.
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And while Bateman considers the comparisons "flattering," he told Deadline that he hopes they can get out of the AMC show's shadow.
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"It's obviously very flattering to be alongside such legends of the sport, tennis players that I was looking up to," Djokovic said.
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"She received many comments from fans flattering her for her toned physique, saying she looked "amazing" and calling her a "hot momma.
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There's reason to doubt that Macron's combination of flattering personal diplomacy and idealistic rhetoric can nudge the Trump administration in his direction.
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Well, his is by far the best, in my opinion — a fun orange that's surprisingly flattering on dark and light skin tones.
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This time around, the trendiest manicure color we're seeing is subtle and sun-kissed — not to mention flattering on all skin tones.
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Creating sustainable fashion from past-loved jeans redesigned to a modern fit, RE/DONE's flattering cuts have something for every body type.
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A new study has linked sexual arousal to "deceptive self-presentation," including behaviors that range from flattering embellishing to straight-up lying.
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Or is it -- as the critics have increasingly suggested -- that they are actively trying to stay out of the less flattering headlines?
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We're flattering ourselves by believing that their existence was so grim and that our modern, civilized one is, by comparison, so great.
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"It was kind of perversely flattering," she told a crowd of more than 3,000 at a rally in Tampa on Friday evening.
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Keep on flattering God, tell Him how great He is, how good, how merciful, and He'll prepare a second Hitler for you.
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The inquiries were flattering at first because they reminded her of the value of her property, but now she feels singled out.
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The Universal Standard Tee Rex boasts a slightly oversized, universally flattering fit for all women, with sizes ranging from 00 to 40.
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The Universal Standard Tee Rex makes a slightly oversized, universally flattering fit for all women, with sizes ranging from 00 to 40.
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Her coverall attire had the double virtue of making her comfortable (the extra crotch room was essential) and flattering her elongated limbs.
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Thus, if the loans were to Trump, we are left with two alternatives, neither of which is very flattering for the president.
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Michael Wolff reportedly got the Trump White House to cooperate for his book in part by pitching it with a flattering title.
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NARS Studio 54 Travel Size Set, $24, available at NordstromIf they love NARS's flattering Dolce Vita makeup shade, they'll love this duo.
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But comparing himself to a celebrated novelist like Bellow was much less flattering than comparing himself to a forgotten poet like Schwartz.
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Andrew, who'd never been to Italy but had also never heard a flattering lie he couldn't get behind, went along with it.
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Face-Framing UpdoIf it's a softer bun or chignon you're after, Chabbi suggests incorporating a flattering side part (like Julianne Hough's here).
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For one, many people consider it the most flattering part of their bodies (designer Donna Karan had some choice words about this).
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The rise goes up high enough to be flattering, but not so high to make me feel like my belly's on display.
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Using his new product line, he created a handful of looks that show just how versatile and flattering big hair can be.
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Perhaps 36 recalls the very flattering crossed bodice of the pale blue Catherine Walker Diana wore to the 1987 Cannes Film Festival.
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They're breathable, flattering, and, best of all, versatile enough to wear again and again — and they'll feel great each time you do.
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THERE WERE SO MANY BUSINESSES THAT WERE DOING GREAT – BLANKFEIN: THAT'S AN UNUSUALLY FLATTERING COMMENT FROM MIKE MAYO REFERRING TO OUR SUCCESS.
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"I wanted an outfit that was modern with an A-line, flattering silhouette, but had Indian-inspired elements and embellishment," she said.
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It would be flattering to believe such codes were an antiquated mania we've long been free of, but that's not quite true.
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If a flattering history of British royalty exists, this isn't it, perhaps because no one looks good through the eyes of servants.
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Now through Cyber Monday is your chance to get these flattering and comfortable skinny jeans that the women of Insider Picks love.
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The super-soft, flattering fabric and fun design make getting ready for bed a little more exciting and a lot more comfortable.
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But the victory began a wave of flattering press coverage for Detroit — "a city of champions," a Detroit Free Press editorial asserted.
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It is inescapable on Twitter, where it is flaunted like a universally flattering pair of sunglasses capable of adorning almost any sentence.
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But the trial's depiction of the way that Albany operates — with bullying, back-room deals and sophomoric nicknames, has not been flattering.
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It showed in her work, where she could get the most flattering photos of people who didn't feel comfortable with the camera.
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The numbers are not flattering: under 10 percent of children get flu vaccinations, said the National Center for Immunization Research and Surveillance.
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Since the bard was reasonably skilled at flattering his patrons, the first question he would ask is where you get your news.
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Behold, a flattering, comfortable bodycon midi dress that's been hiding in the infinite digital aisles of Amazon with over 1,500 positive reviews.
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She went on to say something (presumably flattering) about Grande&aposs album "Thank U, Next," but it was censored by the telecast.
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The reason was that my online photos were too flattering and didn't fairly show off what my body looked like in person.
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He does not paint an unduly flattering portrait of Russia's liberal opposition; at the same time, he is no apologist for Putin.
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Sitting in their office, they wonder if they will ever manage to get pizza — which doesn't come in flattering colors — onto leggings.
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Ms. Rider said schools were not instructed to report fewer episodes or to downgrade their severity to create a more flattering portrait.
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What was also nice about the Echo Show's being stationary is that it remained fixed on a flattering angle of my face.
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Although she makes fitted denim and trousers, her business is built on flattering dresses, often with high necks and nipped-in silhouettes.
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None of it paints a flattering picture for the program that Dorsey built, even if he had acquired talent on the roster.
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" His tweets came in reaction to the less-than-flattering picture painted of him in Michael Wolff's new book, "Fire and Fury.
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Yes, rose gold works just about anywhere on the face, but investing in an eyeshadow palette is the most universally-flattering option.
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"I'm very picky with my swimwear and the designs that I think are flattering," Karanikolaou tells PEOPLE exclusively ahead of the launch.
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Corden's less-than-flattering version of the statue portrayed Beckham with an overly pronounced chin, wild eyes and an extremely pert derriere.
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He hides in the shadows, ducking subpoenas and frantically emailing his crazy self-serving ideas while flattering his way into Clinton's affections.
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On the other hand, it's 2016, and it's flattering to think that I'd like to hear all of this mixed up together.
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Above all else, though, sneakers have to look flattering on a man, which is why I often recommend the brand K-Swiss.
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Instead, they may well have wanted nothing more than to make a precise and flattering record of a particular moment in time.
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