She wears practical layers — leggings, turtlenecks, patterned fleeces, fun scarves.
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The longer cut makes this one of our favorite fleeces.
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Here's how the company is thinking about its famous banker fleeces.
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He'll get really into wearing fleeces and she'll get really into early nights.
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Oh, by the way, he also fleeces her out of her personal savings.
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Jacobs also said she's already seen oversized pullovers, fleeces, and sweatshirts becoming popular.
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From traditional fleeces to trending fuzzy ones, there are so many options available.
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Corporate-issued backpacks and fleeces emblazoned with company names straight out of a Pokedex.
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Instead I'm having to double up fleeces, taking up more space in my pack.
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The collection includes rain jackets, anoraks, hoodies, T-shirts, fleeces, pants, shorts, and more.
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Instead of stroking his beard, or his fleeces, his hands lay still in his knees.
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A knot of guys in eighties-style Windbreakers sat on a pouf and contemplated fleeces.
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King-gods sat on panelled thrones covered with fleeces, flanked by nude attendants with three sidelocks.
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Sub Pop tote bags and sensible fleeces provided relief from the neighborhood's edgier nighttime fashion norms.
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I have a lot of fleeces but this is special, with the silk on the inside.
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If you've been seeing teddy bear coats and fleeces everywhere this season, you're not going crazy.
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Some of my favorites: S'Well water bottles, lightweight jackets or fleeces, and well-made coolers, like BareBones.
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If rural conditions deteriorate, dirt and other impurities will start to reduce the quality of the fleeces.
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And a tale of golden fleeces: why people in Senegal pay a fortune for fancy sheep (20:19).
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Typically made out of polyester, fleeces are well insulated without the bulk of a heavy down-filled coat.
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I also took a raincoat to protect against the snow and the rain, in addition to two fleeces.
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Cycling shorts, oversize fleeces and retro anoraks were paired with tailored high-waisted trousers and wide-shouldered blazers.
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"I collect college sweatshirts and/or fleeces and/or T-shirts — college apparel, basically," Steve Kornacki tells ITK.
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Skinheads marched alongside elderly people and gentle-looking fathers in fleeces trying to keep overtired children in line.
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The prints and colors are so free-flowing you'll forget about the ho-hum, plain black fleeces of yore.
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Using design elements from popular 1990s jackets, the company reimagined puffer coats, vests, and fleeces for the modern shopper.
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Within a minute, he was fixated on the store's offerings: well-worn ski jackets, fleeces, snow pants and more.
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Sinemia fleeces consumers with an undisclosed processing fee each time a plan subscriber goes to the movies using Sinemia's service.
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By 2032, deliberately plain clothing (fleeces, New Balance sneakers) had become a full-blown trend in the form of normcore.
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Ginny watches them step onto the escalator with their identical ponytails, their small shoulders, their fleeces tied around their waists.
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Shoppers love that it looks different from other fleeces thanks to its lapel collar, and they say it's incredibly soft.
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I am standing in a crowd of women wearing fleeces and sensible shoes in Washington, D.C. Everything feels oddly familiar.
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Her fleeces had always been unisex, she said, but she recalibrated the fit to make them more friendly for everyone.
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Even on the weekend, you'll see those same company fleeces layered on top of more casual outfits like jeans and T-shirts.
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Through tomorrow, Patagonia is offering discounts on hundreds of pieces — so stock up on those fleeces and vests while the offer lasts.
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These are companies that aren't breaking any laws but have built their business model around a gimmick that annoys and fleeces customers.
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Our favorite source of normcore fashion and hiking fleeces for Nasty Women everywhere, Patagonia, is well established as a retailer with a conscience.
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Full of cozy looking fleeces and must-have puffer jackets, the collection is still 100% Everlane, just now 100% free of virgin plastics.
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Patagonia fleeces are now the stuff of GQ style guides, the brand's image bolstered by its stance against the Trump administration's environmental policies.
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For fall/winter 2019 I was watching "Gilmore Girls" (for the third time) and so I named my fleeces Milo, Rory and Dean.
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The girls, once clad in fleeces and hiking boots, are now in the customary Bachelor uniform: ripped jean shorts and off-the-shoulder tops.
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Like Tevas, fleeces, and bucket hats, the fanny packs' renewed trendiness seems like a fortuitous front, behind which we can shamelessly enjoy their functionality.
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Executives said shoppers were delaying buying collegiate style fleeces until cooler weather, reflecting a newer "buy now, wear now" mindset that has infiltrated the industry.
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With this in mind, Wang delivers "the essentials for a long night out," with plush, winter-ready fabrics like fleeces in solar yellow and black satin.
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From Patagonia fleeces to Hydro Flasks to Mountain Hardwear's StretchDown, here are a few of the most highly rated cold weather essentials on sale right now.
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Bidding has been particularly weak in Western Australia's Fremantle auction, where more than half of fleeces are failing to find a buyer, the sales reports show.
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Available in Black on Bonobos, $118Despite being plain black like almost everyone else's fleeces, this Bonobos track jacket features a sporty cut and sleek silver hardware.
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Somebody tagged me on Instagram in a post of this other brand promoting a new style, which is basically two of my fleeces combined into one.
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Fleeces of animals affected by drought are thinner and often tainted by dust, said buyer Andrew Blanch, managing director of Italian textile maker-owned New England Wool.
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The repetition, the anger, the fleeces; it brings me a sense of comfort and belonging in an otherwise stressful world full of fake news and avocado shortages.
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She squats to zip the girls' fleeces to their chins, to kiss their cheeks — their eyes still wet with tears — then pulls them close to her, again.
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They come in three different scents (Sea Salt & Fig, Sweet Cream & Honey, and Orange Blossom & Tea) that are apparently perfect for layering under your favorite brightly colored fleeces.
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There were also audible groans from farmers sitting in the public viewing area, who have been relying on income generated from fleeces to survive the country's devastating drought.
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In my experience testing products made with recycled or upcycled materials — including sneakers, jeans, jackets, fleeces, and T-shirts — they've always been marginally more expensive than standard pieces.
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Women&aposs fleeces are up to 296.40% off, and there are also plenty of early sales in the women&aposs, men&aposs, boys&apos and girls&apos departments.
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This was February and the state was in the midst of a cold spell, but we were comfortable in our fleeces, and watching the sun set was ethereal.
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Models of both sexes wore fleeces, cargo shorts, paneled hoodies in block shades and wide-leg jeans — unfashionable outdoorsy clothes that from her hand received high fashion elevation.
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But after NYFW indie darling Sandy Liang debuted her line-up of fun fleeces (which even Gigi Hadid can't get enough of), the fashion world has been decidedly hooked.
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Even if you've already caved and purchased one, Amazon has tons of cozy fleeces on sale right now, and the deals are just too good to pass up on.
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Back home in Australia, I would have copped far more flak for daggy dad trainers, triple-XL fleeces, and wearing board shorts anywhere other than the pool or beach.
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But it's kicking off an early sale on Thanksgiving with up to 50% off on many of its popular styles, including its jewel-colored leggings, fleeces and crop tops.
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So they sit through meetings about the company's new fleeces, and they feel grumpy about how nobody wants to celebrate their birthday, and they compete to be the most compassionate.
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His notorious fleece from Hurricane Sandy was the stuff of laughs in good fun, and an apparent collection of dozens of fleeces the governor received as gifts after the fact.
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Over the last few years, Patagonia has become one of my favorite brands for fleeces, but I have to be honest: I am far from an outdoorsman or a mountaineer.
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Sam Ma, at Nantong Lu-Ri Co Ltd, which sells mostly high-end bed sheets, blankets and fleeces, said wages had been rising 5-10 percent a year for several years.
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Most of the bottles Closed Loop is currently recycling would otherwise have been shipped to China to be transformed into lower-grade plastic for cheap hard hats, artificial fleeces and the like.
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A troupe of what I assume were children—or potentially very tiny adults—in matching fluorescent orange fleeces milled around in a pack, occasionally jumping up and down together at random intervals.
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In addition to summer styles like T-shirts, tank tops, swimming trunks, and shorts, the sale also includes windbreakers, fleeces, parkas, hoodies, and snow pants for the upcoming fall and winter seasons.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Sheep farmers in rural Australia waited more than half a century for wool prices to come roaring back, only to find there aren't enough shearers to trim their golden fleeces.
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They'd spend their 30-minute TV slot stepping over homeless people they pretend not to see as they zoom by with grim countenances in pinstripe suits or Patagonia fleeces toward drab corporate cubicles.
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Donni's line of fleeces have shown up on every the grid of every other Insta influencer, Outdoor Voices & Everlane launched their own fleece centered collections, and Reformation is now a regular Patagonia stockist.
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She had traveled from Facebook's office in Washington, DC, for the event and was wearing a Gucci belt, which stood out next to the Silicon Valley-style fleeces and jeans on other employees.
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So, she vowed to only shop at thrift stores, where she scooped up funny fleeces and cheerful sundresses, and sharpened an eye for seeing the potential in what most others would consider trash.
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When the fall collection begins arriving this summer, the fleeces will be sized XS to L, rather than the women's 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 sizing that mystified some of her male customers.
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Levi has been branching out from its staple men's blue jeans into women's apparel, T-shirts and fleeces to cater to changing customer preferences and the rise of "athleisure" pioneered by Lululemon Athletica Inc.
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If you're looking to fill your closet with some new fall pieces, head over to the site; right now, you can get the brand's best-selling Synchilla fleeces and down vests for 50% off.
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The Web site featured slo-mo footage, set, inexplicably, to "Clair de Lune," of Benji and his burnout roommate walking on the campus of Santa Monica City College, hands in the pockets of their fleeces.
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From biker jackets to oversized coats and twists on practical puffers and fleeces, her label has garnered fans like Paloma Elsesser, Leandra Medine, Kate Foley, and really, any of stylish fashion-gal in New York City.
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This time we weren't the only people around: Two men in heavy fleeces and camo pants walked by our group holding fishing rods and then disappeared behind a rocky outcropping at the end of the beach.
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From hoodies and fleeces to swimming trunks and hiking shoes, the sale has a solid range of styles that you can wear now and others that'll be good to have on hand as the weather cools down.
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Every Formica table in the place was packed: with schoolchildren in matching T-shirts, middle-aged tourists with giant S.L.R. cameras slung around their necks, and a mélange of zoo employees wearing branded fleeces and muddy boots.
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With that said, I&aposm still impressed with how warm the United By Blue Bison Puffer is compared to other jackets that are not quite meant for super cold weather like fleeces, packable down jackets, and sherpas.
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Levi has branched out of its staple men's blue jeans into product lines such as T-shirts, fleeces and women's apparel to cater to changing customer preferences and the rise of "athleisure" pioneered by Lululemon Athletica Inc.
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PETER EDWARDSHarpenden, Hertfordshire I was about to complain that the "shear madness" that people will pay for fancy lambs in Senegal ("Golden fleeces", May 18th) was a spelling error, when I realised it was probably an intentional pun.
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Browsing the selection, we've got our eyes on a bunch of new styles that'll keep you warm while looking cool: half-off parkas, fleeces, waterproof sneakers, hoodies, boots, t-shirts, and even some clothes for kids and babies.
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Get some of Patagonia's best-selling fleeces and vests for 50% off Patagonia's ability to make clothes that are suitable for both the office and great outdoors is just one of the reasons we like the brand so much.
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Dee paints a persuasive portrait of an affectless technocrat, neither friendly nor unfriendly, neither left wing nor right wing, who does an adequate job of imitating the locals yet continues to wear bespoke white dress shirts beneath his Patagonia fleeces.
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Amazon's top 100 fashion gifts list includes a little bit of everything from cozy fleeces and everyday clothing essentials to high-end designer bags and luxe-looking jewelry, with plenty of options for women, men, and kids coming in at under $100.
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After years of studying our bathroom's stack of union publications, I grew enthralled with the existence of union negotiator guys who looked just like my dad, dressed in the Midwestern anti-fashion of workboots and fleeces to guard against our seemingly eternal winters.
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Beefy shearling jackets and furs, buffalo plaids and Pendleton-style blankets muscled their way into shows like Dolce & Gabbana, where roughed-up curly lamb coats were offered, and Dries Van Noten and Burberry each issued husky man-furs atop outdoorsy plaid shirts or fleeces.
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MADRID/SYDNEY (Reuters) - A jump in the price of wool from drought-ravaged Australia, the world's top exporter of high-quality fleeces, is rattling through the global clothing supply chain, with some mills passing along costs and retailers cutting down on wool or raising prices.
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It's kind of funny that Mark Zuckerberg just quietly wants to live his life, driving a Prius and wearing a ton of zip-up fleeces, collecting every bit of data on every single person alive—and instead, he just keeps repeatedly getting in trouble for being himself.
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Patrick (Jonathan Groff) is back in San Francisco after scurrying off to Colorado, and he still needs to figure out his love life; Agustín (Frankie J. Alvarez) is about to commit to someone, and he's terrified; Dom (Murray Bartlett) is wearing gorgeous fleeces and vaping in bed.
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OV makes crop tops and shorts and leggings and fleeces that are soft but well structured and come in colors like lagoon and rose quartz—the company's advertising helped pioneer a now ubiquitous consumer aesthetic of tasteful minimalist saturation that you might call Sensual Organic Algorithm.
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And though many companies, including The North Face, make fleece vests, the Patagonia fleeces quickly became, as Jeffrey Leeds, co-founder of Leeds Equity Partners (and a longtime fleece-wearer), said, "the Tiffany blue box" of the culture: an immediately recognizable visual sign of elite status.
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Think DSquared2, whose maximalist designers, the Canadian twins Dean and Dan Caten, celebrated a quarter century in the business with a greatest hits collection of their well-worn motifs (ponchos, biker gear, north country fleeces, denims) layered in a way they have made a brand signature.
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While all wool types have been suffering at auctions, those fleeces in the 19-21 micron range - a unit of measurement popular among mills and manufacturers for producing casual wear - are down by between 16% and 20% in Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle over a fortnight, auction results show.
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With sales on almost everything from sweaters and fleeces to swimsuits, bikinis, and linens for your mid-winter tropical getaway (or, you know, next summer&aposs wardrobe), there&aposs a little something (or a lot of everything) for everyone on your list, including, last but not least, yourself.
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In other words, when you've been chatting with Bill every night at the local pub for 20 years, you probably know whether his note is a good bet or not (and further, just how much to discount it to earn a sustainable and fair return that neither fleeces Bill, nor robs you).
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Economic historian Robert Allen less famously, more spectacularly proposed that the Black Death, by culling the human population and forcing "good farmland" back to pasture, led to three hundred years of fat, happy English ungulates; these animals' long, internationally competitive fleeces supported a high-wage textile economy that would incentivize replacing labor with technology.
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They look and sound like they should've been folded into grunge, but they arrived a few years too late and something about them is a bit off, too soft and clean, like that kid at school who was into Mudhoney but wore fleeces from Fat Face and spent the weekends voluntarily going on camping trips with their parents.
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Officially, there is no dress code at the conference beyond "relaxed" — or "humble," as a regular attendee once told me — though name tags (humble!) are encouraged, along with the gift gear passed out to all attendees: navy or cherry red fleeces, hoodies, vests, polo shirts and baseball caps, so marked by the neat "SV17" logo over the left breast.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Pension Crisis in Puerto Rico Fleeces Young" (DealBook, front page, March 9): You are right in identifying the underfunding of teacher pension funds in Puerto Rico as a big problem: Teachers and public employees have fulfilled their commitment to their pensions by contributing year in and year out, yet politicians failed to properly fund them and engaged in risky financial bets that made things only worse.
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Pick your persona: He's a clown in bad makeup, a brilliant businessman with a tower on Fifth Avenue, a flimflam man who fleeces the naïve, a tell-it-like-it-is patriot, a draft dodger who abuses Gold Star parents, a beloved dad with a gaggle of adoring kids, a crass misogynist, a candidate who speaks for his abandoned and fearful countrymen, an egomaniacal and dangerous fascist, a refreshing and honest voice vs.
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Even if the VSCO girl is more useful as a joke than it is an accurate descriptor of millions of teenage girls, she's now a part of the culture's understanding of Gen Z, a new type of teen to both worship and mock, just as we did 10 years ago with girls who wore similarly outdoorsy clothing, clunky shoes, fancy water bottles, and hair accessories (although back then it was North Face fleeces, Uggs, Nalgenes, and headbands).
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One of the festival's distinctive aspects is the community that it creates and celebrates all over the islands; it feels as if every local person who has anything to do with textiles or wool is featured in some way, be it Oliver Henry, the wool sorter at Jamieson's and Smith, one of the two largest purveyors of Shetland wool (the other being confusedly, coincidentally named Jamieson's of Shetland), who gives a talk about the job of sorting and grading wool against the backdrop of his garage-like space overflowing with wool fleeces, or Wilma Malcomson, a local knitwear designer, whose workshop you can find by a sign tacked onto the main road, and who teaches a class on knitting with multiple colors.
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