"They didn't have swastikas covering their foreheads," as McHugh put it.
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Sperm whales have the most unique foreheads in the animal kingdom.
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Children's faces have proportionally larger features and smaller foreheads, for example.
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Or perhaps our ancestors just found higher foreheads more aesthetically pleasing.
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In New Zealand, the native Maoris tap noses and foreheads together.
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In the glass booth, elbows rested on tables, foreheads on hands.
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He kissed France teammates Kylian Mbappe and Antoine Griezmann on their foreheads.
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To test their recognition, researchers placed Post-it notes on children's foreheads.
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In the photo, they're touching foreheads and smiling sweetly at the camera.
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In the image, the pair sat close together with their foreheads touching.
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"It's like he's drawing a bull's eye on their foreheads," he said.
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A load of ill-looking men pouring beer on one another's foreheads?
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Their blotchy skin and massive foreheads gives their zonage away: RIM ticks.
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They brought their foreheads together and whispered to each other before hugging.
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By the elevators, they pressed their foreheads to the ground in prayer.
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"YYYYYYAAAAAAAHHHHHSSSSS," they say in unison, tapping their foreheads together before suddenly darting apart.
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Prisoners who tried to escape were shot in their foreheads with wooden bullets.
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Hope everyone had fun walking around with awkwardly large sevens on their foreheads.
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Women turn shawls into saris and stick sequins on their foreheads as bindis.
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Raised eyebrows and furrowed foreheads peer from a large piece by John Baldessari.
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On Tuesday, parents held their children and kissed their foreheads as the children cried.
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The images show rows of naked, emaciated corpses with numbers written on their foreheads.
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The wigs were placed atop the models' heads like hats, nearly covering their foreheads.
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The animals appeared healthy, their genomes precisely edited, their furry foreheads completely horn-free.
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The tumors bulge and blister from backs, foreheads, breasts, and arms in grotesque shapes.
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Both lay face down in brown water, foreheads skirting the banks of the Rio Grande.
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The baby schema is defined by round faces, big foreheads, big eyes, and full cheeks.
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It's shows Patti Ann holding a baby Conor up to his father, their foreheads touching.
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In the photo, Bloom and Perry are touching foreheads and smiling sweetly at the camera.
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Gay women were found to have larger jaws and smaller foreheads compared to straight women.
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During the therapy session, the participants divide into pairs and touch foreheads to communicate telepathically.
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The shuttlecock fell harmlessly, the crowd gasped and Malaysian fans slapped their foreheads and groaned.
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Should they have the word "Panthers" spray-painted in teal and silver on their foreheads?
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Any who were captured alive would be executed with gunshots to their foreheads, Acevedo said.
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The choreography's final moments are ambiguous and surreal: Ms. Roncione and Mr. Yorke press foreheads.
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As our foreheads smoothed and grew flatter, we developed eyebrows, rather than the brow ridge.
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Some have random eye sockets on their foreheads, or chins that melt into the background.
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They were ghosts — mute, expressionless figures in corridors holding babies whose foreheads seemed to have vanished.
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In the Star Trek universe, they're just like us, but sometimes with ridges on their foreheads.
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Large eyes, chubby cheeks, big foreheads, and generally rounded features, are what humans are attracted to.
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Most of them had the deep horizontal scars of the Nuer tribe markings across their foreheads.
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However, Dr. Chantrey says she's seeing problems with younger patients who've had their foreheads over-injected.
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Rosenstein said being a foreign agent comes with a "Scarlet L," for lobbying, on their foreheads.
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In the photo, Bloom, 41, and Perry are touching foreheads and smiling sweetly at the camera.
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"Turks are a bit fatalistic, we believe our fate is written on our foreheads," he said.
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These anthers are positioned to dab pollen onto the foreheads and bodies of would-be pollinators.
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It mirrors the Catholic tradition of rubbing an ash cross on one's foreheads on Ash Wednesday.
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Dolphins produce sonar waves from their foreheads, and they can quickly locate things that humans cannot.
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It was an exclamation-pointed assertion that infuriated her opponents and had nominal allies smacking their foreheads.
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And we don't have our status stamped on our foreheads, so you don't know who we are.
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Compared to dogs like the labrador, these pups are bred to have incredibly flat noses and foreheads.
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But in a demo for Mashable at the 2016 CES, it worked on our aging foreheads, too.
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One shot showed the two sisters dressed in matching pajamas, pressing their foreheads next to one another.
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It wipes our foreheads, cleans up our spills, bags our groceries and disposes of our waste products.
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Whereas the strong brow ridge on the heidelbergensis signaled strength, our relatively massive foreheads allow for empathy.
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Their foreheads met as she wrapped her arms around his head, and she begged photographers to leave.
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Early morning rides, sweat soaked foreheads and yoga sessions help the team keep pace with global competition.
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The theme of martyrdom dominates, as pilgrims gash their foreheads with swords and beat themselves with chains.
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But Kosinski knew that women, in general, have bigger foreheads, thinner jaws and longer noses than men.
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Visibly nervous, they shifted in their chairs, rubbed their palms and pressed their fists against their foreheads.
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A sudden, sharp increase in babies with "no foreheads and very strange heads" was baffling doctors in Brazil.
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There's also an ad that features two siblings smiling with foreheads touching, creating a bunny in between them.
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Your kids can put these stickers on the windows, door handles, leather seats, and their own sweaty foreheads.
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Medieval Foreheads By the Middle Ages, the attitude toward all body hair had taken a complete U-turn.
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The growth usually leaves children with high foreheads, wide-set eyes, an underdeveloped jaw and an altered nose.
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Jamie Lynn, her mother Lynne Spears, and Maddie all smiled with ashes on their foreheads for the photo.
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He was asked about a string of decisions that have had Republican leaders smacking their foreheads in despair.
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We'd run full speed and slam foreheads into each other until things tasted different for a few hours.
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But by putting his hand to the foreheads of his newborn twins, he could tell they were sick.
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Trilobites True's beaked whales look a bit like weird dolphins with big foreheads, fat bellies and small flippers.
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They raised white gloves to their foreheads as six uniformed men lowered the black coffin into the grave.
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The control group was composed of inmates who had electrodes strapped to their foreheads, but no current applied.
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It's the perfect season for the look, since chilly temperatures mean no humidity or sticky foreheads to worry about.
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The wrestlers took up their starting positions on the mat, crouching low with their arms entwined and foreheads touching.
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She doesn't want them to forget their heritage, and places okra on their foreheads as she speaks to them.
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The haired, those with a robust hairline that spans straight across their foreheads like a railroad or the horizon.
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But the people who vote for this will have this vote tattooed to their foreheads as they go forward.
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Most of them immediately tried to tap their own foreheads on the box to make the light go on.
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Some looked almost human, with thin, exaggerated black eyebrows arching into their foreheads; others had mops of wavy hair.
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They grow to be about 9 feet (3 meters) long and are named for the bulge in their foreheads.
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And that's why the heavy brow ridges of our ancestors may have morphed into the lofty foreheads of today.
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The thermo-guns aimed at people's foreheads to take their temperature, the politicians say, are weapons to steal votes.
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Their faces are as close as clasped hands, foreheads pressed hard together as if in some ungodly mind meld.
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Sindoor is often used by women who wear a bindi, or red dot, on their foreheads for cosmetic purposes.
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Harry and Meghan were also welcomed with a traditional hongi greeting from Maori elders -- involving touching noses and foreheads.
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The center of each of their foreheads was radiating some sort of ray that connected one to the other.
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Mom sobbed at the kitchen table, holding us so tight, kissing our foreheads and running her fingers through our hair.
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Lungs wheeze, livers moan, foreheads resemble the sporadic etchings of a primary school child and their first meeting with clay.
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Little beads of sweat collected on foreheads as children gingerly pulled off their skates, and the snowflake décor felt confused.
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Today is Ash Wednesday, the day Christians, especially Catholics, can be seen with a smudge of ashes on their foreheads.
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I'm swaying from side to side in a warehouse in Brooklyn, surrounded by people with jewels glued to their foreheads.
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Shin captures human heads emerging in anguish, with wrinkled foreheads and purpled lips, caked in blood and other unarticulated substances.
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When people think of Rick and Morty fans, they tend to imagine internet edgelords with "well actually" tattooed on their foreheads.
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Purple and blue lights illuminate their faces and the shots are so close you can see the sweat on their foreheads.
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The study authors tested their hypothesis by giving college students tasks of varying difficulty and measuring how hot their foreheads got.
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But as I held my girls and kissed them on their cheeks and on their foreheads, I started to get mad.
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The bareness of the floor, the self-serious nature of the dancing, the foreheads pressed together, the sporadic fits of laughter.
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I think they sometimes confuse it with those dots Hindus have on their foreheads—the ones that represent a third eye.
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Women in saris, soaked with sweat in the steamy afternoon, fell to their knees, pressing their foreheads to her marble tomb.
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Like Snapchat, it offers users an array of filters that can add dog ears, glowing eyes and bulbous foreheads to selfies.
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As early as the first century BC, the Roman writer Catullus mentions people carrying handkerchiefs to wipe their noses or foreheads.
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Also on Saturday, a White House physician scanned journalists' foreheads with a thermometer before they entered the White House press briefing.
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I was shocked but soon learned that for decades the Rohingya have been walking around with bull's-eyes on their foreheads.
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We held the details of brutal childhood trauma, of losses so deep they etched lines into the foreheads of the children.
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Families joined in mass protests, as vigilantes ransacked liquor stores and people kissed the foreheads of turbaned clerics leading the revolution.
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Those two people are still out there—jaws set, teeth clenched, and foreheads scrunched—and they're just waiting to be offended again.
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Visitors press their foreheads against the sensors and focus their attention as much as possible to "charge" Tony Stark's Iron Man suit.
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He's also asserted that most Black people are "ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads," thus making them unqualified for jobs.
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With cut wooden blocks protecting their palms, they dive downward and stretch out, making sure to touch their foreheads to the earth.
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I have had solid-black cats, and when strong light hit their foreheads at the right angle, a faint "M" was visible.
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In São Paulo, a first-aid group can be found at demonstrations applying bandages to bleeding foreheads, setting fractures and disinfecting wounds.
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With wet eyes, they held out their palms in prayer and bent over the hospital bed to kiss their daughters' tiny foreheads.
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Some have even jumped on the "rainbow freckles" trend, dotting their cheeks and foreheads in pretty blue, purple, yellow, and pink spots.
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I'm in the outdoor press seating area right now, where my fellow journalists are all aggressively wiping the perspiration from their foreheads.
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Two million years ago, we got these big foreheads that house the frontal cortex and enabled us to process language and music.
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Outside the central government offices, riot police beat flag-waving protesters back with batons, leaving several with blood streaming down their foreheads.
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In my experience some individuals are the over-achievers who are looking for stars on their foreheads and thrive on constant positive feedback.
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"Underarms, buttocks, and foreheads get the sweatiest during the summer," says Dr. Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, founder and director of Capital Laser & Skin Care.
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Many of them are ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads,** and I hate to be generalized about it, but it's true.
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The presidential campaign trail is one strewn with unfulfilled hopes, broken promises, and babies whose foreheads are positively enveloped in old-man saliva.
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In one shot, Prinsloo gave her husband a kiss on the cheek, while in another the couple rested their foreheads against each other.
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But that didn't stop it from smoothing out foreheads and turning these robust fellas into the soft babies Kinja comments frequently conclude they are.
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A question, though: Can you also make all of that happen on a spaceship making pew-pew noises against scary men with weird foreheads?
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The video shows "L" stickers being placed on their foreheads, and they were handed a shot of brown liquid and told to drink it.
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Deep cuts to foreheads, jaws and hands, she said, meant that a third type of weapon, with embedded stone blades, must have been used.
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They each also received a traditional tika dot (a symbol of welcome), which was placed on their foreheads by local women at the tank.
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Of course, today is also known as Ash Wednesday, when worshippers attend services, start their fasting, and, most notably, wear ashes on their foreheads.
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Along the way, people doled out hand warmers to demonstrators instead of the cooling patches many slapped on their foreheads during the sweltering summer.
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We can be a stoic business person on our LinkedIn page and be smashing a beer can on our foreheads on our Facebook page.
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Even more bizarre, male ghost sharks are endowed with retractable sex organs located on their foreheads, making them the literal dickheads of the sea.
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And amid it all were two infants -- beautiful boys with deep brown eyes and a shared swirl of hair at the top of their foreheads.
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Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, were invited to perform the hongi, a traditional Māori greeting which includes two people pressing their nose and foreheads together.
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With Mayan pyramids projected onto a screen behind him, goddesses dressed in Santeria garb floated through the crowd, drawing white triangles on the audience's foreheads.
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They came wearing crowns of daffodils in their hair, their foreheads painted rainbow blue and gold as they strolled through Central Park, kites drifting overhead.
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"If I don't have pilots to fly, the enemy has a vote, and if I can't put warheads on foreheads, then [ISIS] is winning," Gen.
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The singers' old-fashioned gestural vocabulary — arms raised to foreheads in stylized attitudes of suffering, or outstretched to heaven — supposedly died half a century ago.
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Another feature explores the otherworldly universe of the designer Rick Owens, highlighting models with alien-tall foreheads, prosthetics for cheekbones, faces bleached like chalky masks.
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The riot police would muster near the police stations, young and vulnerable without their threatening masks, drinking tea and wiping the sweat from their foreheads.
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Today, Rodrigez is being taught how to give surprisingly tough massages across her babies' heads, foreheads, upper lips and chins to stimulate their sucking motion.
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Lee about how she repeated the quadratic formula in her lessons so much that she might as well have tattooed it onto her students' foreheads.
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Pilgrims - who press the palm-sixed tablets to their foreheads when prostrated in prayer - buy the turbah from a small band of local craftspeople and dealers.
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Aunt Kylie Jenner also shared a tribute to True on Instagram along with an adorable photo of the birthday girl touching foreheads with Jenner's daughter Stormi.
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This idea was first proposed in the 1970s as a way to put warheads on foreheads without spending a whole mess of money on expensive bombers.
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Increasingly, the "things" connected are the shirts on our backs, the glasses on our foreheads, the watches on our wrists, and the jewelry around our necks.
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It's also possible that as our foreheads grew larger, the muscles used to control our eyes and eyebrows became more complex and capable of subtle movement.
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Inside the packed courtrooms, the robed lawyers stood 15 deep, mopping the sweat from their foreheads with folded handkerchiefs as they waited to present their cases.
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He was gifted with a whale tooth pendant and was honored with a hongi -- a greeting in which two people press their noses and foreheads together.
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"This is a two-by-four smacked across the foreheads of the people of Illinois," he said this week, imploring fellow Republicans to stand by him.
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"Children with normal faces up to the eyebrows, and then you have no foreheads and very strange heads," she recalled, referring to the condition known as microcephaly.
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Sevilla went desperately in search of a goal but Nasri got himself needlessly sent off in the 74th minute after squaring up to Vardy and bumping foreheads.
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Indigenous Mayan women, with a cross of ashes on their foreheads, attend an Ash Wednesday mass in the municipality of San Juan Sacatepéquez, Guatemala, on Feb. 14.
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The fossil, nicknamed "MRD," revealed that these ancient people had protruding faces with prominent foreheads and cheek bones, much like other australopithecus species in the fossil record.
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During the trial, Manson and his followers created a circus-like atmosphere in the court with singing, giggling, angry outbursts and even carving X's in their foreheads.
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But one place where modern human anatomy diverged from these and other ancestors' anatomy was in the evolution of our smooth, long foreheads and our agile eyebrows.
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"I've never been interested in the school of sci-fi that's about, you know, aliens with croissant-shaped foreheads flying about through Sector Alpha-211," Brooker said.
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Many Christians place ashes on their foreheads to symbolize mortality and repentance as they begin the 6½-week season of fasting and charity that culminates with Easter.
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Police officers watched as mobs of Hindus, their foreheads marked by saffron stripes, prowled the streets with baseball bats and rusty bars, looking for Muslims to kill.
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Co-defendants Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel cut "X"s in their foreheads, shaved their scalps, sang Manson-written songs and giggled through chilling testimony.
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You're filthy, I said, but I love you, and I bent my face down to hers, touching our foreheads together and gripping her in something like a hug.
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Watching the sport means looking at half-clothed humans sweat, bleed, raise their arms in victory, and wake up staring at the lights with gashes on their foreheads.
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Most people acknowledge that men don't usually kiss, smell, rub noses with, place their hands on the thighs of, or touch foreheads with random women they don't know.
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Party bosses at the Ministry of Truth must be slapping their foreheads: get billions of people to consume their news via social media, then simply eliminate that news content?
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In a hilarious photo from the evening, the Veep stars posed together in defeat, wearing grimaces and placing their fingers in the shape of an "L" on their foreheads.
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Just because the beauty industry has replaced the term 'anti-aging' with 'glowing' doesn't mean it's not still pointing us at the same end goal: baby bottoms for foreheads.
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"He may not be present physically but he is in all our hearts," said Natalia Gonzales, who had painted "I am Fidel" on the foreheads of her three grandchildren.
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"Can't even be mad because of how ridiculously ugly this is," wrote Twitter user Tantine P. "Why the cornrows devouring they foreheads like that," asked Twitter user Johnny Boy.
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NEW DELHI — A mob of Hindu men, their foreheads marked by a saffron stripe, angrily patrolled the streets carrying iron bars, clubs and a bright blue aluminum baseball bat.
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If the scientists get the necessary approvals, they plan to start a study this month that involves placing electrodes on inmates' foreheads and sending a current into their brains.
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In that instance, a bacterial transplant from the study participants' tongues to their forearms held up well eight hours later, but a transfer of tongue bacteria to participants' foreheads didn't.
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The Six Nations – our yearly festival of European eggball, muddy shorts and bloodied foreheads – starts up again on Saturday (6 February) when France are visited by the persistently woeful Italians.
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The set was, above all, sublime as the fans in Centre Court rose to their feet and put their hands to their foreheads repeatedly, wanting more of the same, please.
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"I AM GEORGE GERSHWIN'S ILLEGITIMATE SON," it shouted, over superimposed profiles of George and Alan in which their respective hairlines, foreheads, noses, lips and chins ran along perfectly parallel paths.
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On top of tits being the star of the comic, the main characters all have these double-bubble pompadour hairstyles that look like inflated bosoms on top of their foreheads.
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A Maori tribe in the New Zealand capital of Wellington has restricted its "hongi" greeting, where people press their noses together and touch foreheads, reported Radio New Zealand on Thursday.
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Inside the New York Stock Exchange, health-care workers in white coats aimed temperature guns at the foreheads of traders in blue coats coming and going as the market plunged.
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Reminiscent of the "If You Give a Moose a Muffin" series, it will have young readers slapping their foreheads in exasperation, but will reward them with a sweet, funny ending.
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After we answered, everyone was marked with either a single black line or two parallel white lines on our foreheads, and we were each given a number of "supremacy" dollars.
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Every time we removed the helmet from our foreheads the foam was sopping wet, inciting fears of pink eye and other diseases as the visor was passed from dude to dude.
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Sadhus, or holy men, dreadlocked and draped in saffron, their foreheads smeared in white ash, wander up and down the congested roads or sit solitary in the shade of the ghats.
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Depending on the Mass, ministers will either sprinkle ashes over worshippers' heads or use a blend of ash and holy water to rub the sign of the cross into their foreheads.
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"House Republicans are going to tattoo this moral monstrosity to their foreheads, and the American people will hold them accountable," Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, said on Wednesday.
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He introduced a granddaughter who is gay and a nephew from Texas whom he said was also a member of the L.G.B.T. community, and kissed both on their foreheads and cheeks.
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From then on, he asked all of the women featured in his portrait series, "Unfading," to remove their wigs and reveal bald heads or patchy scalps or smooth foreheads with no eyebrows.
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In a chilly, utilitarian service lift on the way to one of many inaugural balls, the president put his jacket around the first lady's bare shoulders and leant in, almost touching foreheads.
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And for heaven's sake, why aren't you rooting for a religious zealot who terrorized a city into submission via a street mob of thugs with seven-pointed stars carved into their foreheads?
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In observance of the day, the palm branches that were blessed on the Palm Sunday of the previous year are burned to create ashes and used to mark foreheads at church services.
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A sculpture by Robert Arneson depicts two conjoined heads emblazoned with the words "Fried Commie Jew Spies" on their foreheads, accompanied by an American flag price tag that reads "I LIKE IKE".
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Too bad, toots — it's a man's world out there, and shivering teenage virgins kneeling in their white slips while powerful older men anoint their foreheads with blood is just how things go.
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The checks, conducted by a member of the White House physician's office with a thermometer on journalists' foreheads, took place ahead of a briefing expected by Vice President Mike Pence to reporters.
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Ms. Policastro, a retired flight attendant, said that some people on the flight had their temperatures taken, with a device held to their foreheads, but it seemed to be a random selection.
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On Tuesday, at the Kalimati market in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, where countless bins were heaped with eggplants, green beans, limes, carrots and tomatoes, there were lots of long faces and creased foreheads.
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Only when I was exiting did I see the string of hipsters leaving the warmth of the store, armed with their iced coffees while the crisp snow fell on their balding foreheads.
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" At the center of the Democrats' budget plan is a 32 percent income tax hike that Rauner has called a "2-by-4 smacked across the foreheads of the people of Illinois.
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Shortly after, we were forced to go to the ghetto, where the horror started: I saw people with shaved heads and the Star of David carved into their foreheads, oozing with blood.
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The checks, conducted by a member of the White House physician's office with a thermometer on journalists' foreheads, took place ahead of a briefing expected by Vice President Mike Pence to reporters.
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U/byrd82 suggests that since the Faith Militant's symbol is a red star, and when it's carved into their foreheads they actually bleed, this might be the bleeding red star that Jaime needs.
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When she had spoken the same language, the babies were more likely to tap the box with their foreheads; when she spoke a different language they were more likely to use their hands.
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Moreover, Erdoğan uses extremist language to laud his war aims, tweeting in Arabic, "I kiss the foreheads of all the hero members of the Muhammadian army," before they entered Syria for the battle.
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Plus, there has been the advent of so-called "mini-facelifts" whereby people can take a more incremental approach to cosmetic surgery, getting their eyes, foreheads, chins or cheeks done à la carte.
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Down below the ashram, yoga institutes have mushroomed along the Ganges, where visitors from across the world thumb through books by Osho, smear vermilion on their foreheads and shop for chunks of crystal.
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In observance of the day, the palm branches that were blessed on the Palm Sunday of the previous year are burned to create ashes and used to mark worshippers' foreheads at church services.
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Holy water fonts in churches in Manila were sealed or left empty, devotees avoided holding hands and priests sprinkled black ash on people's heads instead of tracing it into a cross on foreheads.
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Marvel has snipers with red lasers on our foreheads right now, so we have to be very careful about what we say about the M.C.U. [Laughs] We'll probably be assassinated tonight, thank you.
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On Ash Wednesday, after we'd filed into our high school gym one by one so Father Tom could smudge a cross on our foreheads with the pad of his thumb, we sat in prayer.
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I smooth it over as I press my lips to their foreheads and ask my fathers to watch over them, to cover and protect them with the same love that covered and protected me.
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Upon his arrival, William was welcomed by Ardern and in a very emotional moment, the two greeted each other with a hongi — a traditional Maori greeting where people press their noses and foreheads together.
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We know the underarms are a popular spot, but it turns out that those who work in politics, media, and finance also frequently request it to keep their foreheads from beading up with sweat.
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In the late 1980s, a group calling itself the "dotbusters" – a reference to the mark married Hindu women wear on their foreheads — assaulted an Indian doctor and killed another Indian-American in Jersey City.
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Such babies have smaller heads and shortened foreheads, a result of the inadequate growth of parts of the fetal brain; they can suffer cognitive dysfunction, seizures, developmental delays, and problems with hearing and eyesight.
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Stone's makeup artist, Rachel Goodwin, posted a behind-the-scenes slideshow of their perms going down, complete with black salon capes, squiggly orange and blue foam rollers in their hair and cotton covering their foreheads.
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Christina, who recently changed her last name to Anstead, kicked off the social media lovefest with a photo from their wedding day, in which they're both sitting in hanging chairs, holding hands and touching foreheads.
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He continued the digital manipulation with some site-specific trolling—skewering plenty of Texas's finest politicians like Governor Greg Abbott, former Governor Rick Perry, and Senator Ted Cruz, who appeared with their foreheads and noses crunched.
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How can one simultaneously mark a solemn day when foreheads are tapped with a symbol of mortality as a call to humility and repentance, while celebrating one that glorifies the kisses and champagne of romantic love?
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I want them to understand that when I'm video chatting with them at bedtime and kissing screens instead of foreheads because I'm on the road, that's me doing my best to be two places at once.
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Robbins places "L" stickers on audience members' foreheads and then, while the song "Loser" by Beck plays over the speakers, forces them to down a "gross shot," the contents of which he does not disclose to them.
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Microsoft's Surfaces are built to survive quarterback abuse With the root cause of the issues cleared up, Microsoft has also taken the opportunity to address NFL players throwing the devices around and slamming them into their foreheads.
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The new seal has two figures wearing contrasting colonial-era dress (representing Hugh White and a member of the Oneida Indian Nation), and each have their hands on each other's shoulders and arms, their foreheads pressed together.
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In order to fool the audience into thinking that Charlize Theron was Megyn Kelly, Oscar-winning prosthetic makeup artist Kazu Hiro studied both women's physical features closely, finding they had different eyes, noses, and foreheads, amongst other things.
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Quietly rocking on their knees, the asphalt cold on this early January morning, some members have put their foreheads to the ground while others are desperately grabbing the fence posts in front of the Jackson Women's Health Organization.
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MANILA - Catholics wait in line at the Baclaran Church in Manila to have their foreheads marked with ashes in the sign of a cross and attend Mass on Ash Wednesday, which marks the beginning of season of Lent.
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"These people were tested, sometimes multiple times, had thermometers pointed at their foreheads twice a day, filled out all manner of questionnaires and remained within the cordoned area," Riverside County Public Health Officer Dr. Cameron Kaiser told reporters.
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While there, they were invited to perform the hongi, a traditional Māori greeting which includes two people pressing their nose and foreheads together, before the pōwhiri which includes a haka, performed by members of the New Zealand Defence Force.
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As Dev (Aziz Ansari) grows close to his engaged Italian friend Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi), the friendship stretches its definition to points of excruciating tension; touching foreheads in the dark, platonic bed sharing — you know, that special circle of hell.
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The accusations come after BuzzFeed reportedly reviewed videos and documents revealing Robbins's actions, claiming the life coach forced audience members to drink the unknown mixtures after placing "L" stickers on their foreheads and playing the song "Loser" by Beck.
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For practical purposes, we all know what it means to wash our face — using some kind of cleanser or soap to clean the skin from ear to ear, and from the top of our foreheads down to our chins.
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When they emerged from their needle ships, their bodies were fluid and reflective, like columns of quicksilver, but with every minute among us, they lost more and more of their formless brilliance, dimming and thickening, acquiring eyes, foreheads, chins, and hands.
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Meghan, 37, and Harry, 34, were invited to perform the hongi, a traditional Māori greeting which includes two people pressing their nose and foreheads together, before the pōwhiri which includes a haka, performed by members of the New Zealand Defence Force.
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As Hurricane Florence slowly approaches the coasts of North and South Carolina, newscasters in Gore-Tex jackets have been dispatched to both states' beaches, where they'll spend the next several days furrowing their foreheads and speaking in increasingly excitable tones.
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More unique aliens that go beyond humanoid characters with some makeup on their faces With that in mind, let's see what we can do to go beyond the aliens that are just people with putty on their noses / ears / foreheads.
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The fringe at Prada barely grazed the models' foreheads, and at Miu Miu, cowlicks, irregular cuts and piecing were all fair game; at Gucci, where individual beauty looks reigned, the various versions of baby bangs each had a D.I.Y. vibe.
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And if that didn't get Cupid's arrows soaring, a group of priests called the Luperci then cut off a piece of the skin of the two animals, touched it to their foreheads and then struck it against every woman nearby.
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The findings, published April 9 in Nature Ecology & Evolution, suggest that the human brow has always been a primarily social tool, and that the smoother foreheads and expressive brows of modern humans may have evolved to accommodate our increasingly complex relationships.
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If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of folk Catholic imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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The antics of Manson and his followers, who staged demonstrations with shaved heads in front of the court building, sang in court, and at one point showed up with X's carved into their foreheads, only deepened the national obsession with the murders.
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Whenever we see photos of bands from the 228s and early 211s, they tend to be stark, black and white shots depicting stagedivers launching themselves into an onlooking crowd or singers screaming into microphones until the veins in their foreheads bulged out.
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Faces flushed from the prickly heat of a few pints, sweat making our hair stick to our foreheads, and the relentless slinging of arms over shoulders as we use each other for balance—or stagger off in search of a kiss or fumble.
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Mr. Shaw, who suffers from painful arthritis and scoliosis, was at center stage, swinging his bent body gracefully, and he suddenly transformed into a 15-year-old, smiling, pressing foreheads together with Matt Langone, whose fingers were flying across his guitar's frets.
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He pulled out a book containing his recent work: "tropicornios," where palm trees grow out of the foreheads of unicorns, and "ranchusos," in which barrio-style "ranchos" become the handle of a "chusos," or prison shanks, visual symbols of the country's violence.
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He stayed with them until Wagah and walked with them to the Pakistani border, kissed them both on their foreheads and told them he wished he could take them all the way to Lahore, but he would not make it back alive.
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By and large, it's a fantastic collection—see especially his dark, H.P. Lovecraft-y bodyhorror comics, in which a giant bearded head floats out of the clouds and drives talon-tipped tendrils into the foreheads of two children, who believe it is the Christmas star.
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After the researchers presumably banged their foreheads against their desks, they took a deep breath and suggested that part of the problem is that Americans are reluctant to listen to or seek answers from food scientists, instead getting their information from less reliable sources.
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Greece Dispatch MOUNT ATHOS, Greece — The skulls, lined up five deep on wooden shelves, date back hundreds of years, with the names of the more recently deceased scratched onto their foreheads — Monk Theolothelis, 91, 26-6-2003, or Monk Kyprianos, 100, 14-8-230.
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Katie Holmes is the latest star to jump on the bang bandwagon, and just like many of the spontaneous fringe looks that have been gracing Hollywood's famous foreheads this year (from Chrissy Teigen to Lea Michele to Karlie Kloss), she's experimenting with a set of faux bangs.
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As Paul B. Newman writes in Daily Life in the Middle Ages, wealthy and fashionable women of the 20113th century started plucking the hair from their foreheads in order to raise the front of their hairlines, creating the illusion of a higher forehead and an elongated face.
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Here's a list of five things you may have missed while watching at home, straight from the Staples Center in L.A. While the red carpet was tented and air conditioned (#blessed), many celebrities arrived with sweat dripping down their foreheads and water bottles in their hands.
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I get a little bit frustrated when diversity or the term diversity is tagged to the people of color or the women or the LGBT or whatever because that means they're carrying that around…because that means that we are carrying that around on our foreheads.
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And this movie gets wild: If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of Catholic folk imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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A 37-year-old Asia Argento snuggled with then-17-year-old Jimmy Bennett on a bed, shirtless, their foreheads pressed together, her arm over his as they lay with satisfied smiles ... that is the photo that Asia paid $380,000 for -- a photo TMZ has now seen.
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"On many occasions in front of a crowd that doesn't have family relations to me, I have noticed how the foreheads of men sour by what they see as my cowardice in mentioning the name of my mother or my wife," Mr. Darya wrote on Facebook.
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There's no better example of this than the Klingons, who changed dramatically over the course of Star Trek, from the flat foreheads of The Original Series to the "knucklebone" ridges of the films and The Next Generation era to… whatever JJ Abrams' Star Trek Into Darkness Klingons were.
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Less than a century removed from a time when Catholic citizens were routinely accused of dual loyalty to the Pope in Rome, our Catholic colleagues, with ash marks on their foreheads, spoke confidently from the floor of the House, participated in committee hearings, and conducted their official business.
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" A former White House intern while Biden was in office, who said he called her a "pretty girl" and touched their foreheads together in 2013, reacted to his video statement this way: "To me this is not mainly about whether Joe Biden has adequate respect for personal space.
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Dozens of women applied red vermilion dots - regarded as an auspicious symbol in India - to the foreheads of Diesel, Padukone and director D.J. Caruso The film sees Diesel's return to the Zander Cage film franchise after starring in the first movie in 2002 but missing the sequel in 2005.
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Her comments, as transcribed by Techcrunch:I get a little bit frustrated when diversity or the term diversity is tagged to the people of color or the women or the LGBT or whatever because that means they're carrying that around… because that means that we are carrying that around on our foreheads.
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In response, the pop-music critics of The New York Times look at the names on the list — last year's Grammy winners, makers of breakthrough records two years ago, slow-boiling Spotify stars whose rise has been deeply commented on by us and hundreds of others — and we rub our foreheads.
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A hairdresser calls across the room to ask all the swans to make sure that some hair can be seen beneath their matching black headdresses, which come to a point in the center of their foreheads — lest they start to look like a member of "The Munsters" family with widow's peaks.
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Weaving our way up a steep and narrow road, we reached the farm where we had booked a farm stay and were greeted by the owner, Vikram Rawat, and his family, who applied a bindi to each of our foreheads, symbolizing honor, love and prosperity, and gave us each a Himachali hat, called a topi.
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The array includes every sort of picture falling outside the realm of photography as it is usually understood, ranging across art, science and pseudoscience: X-rays; solarizations; effects produced by electrification, magnetization and chemical processes; even Louis Darget's "photographs of thought," from the 274s, which he allegedly realized by placing photosensitized plates on people's foreheads.
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As for the Klingons, they've received the biggest redesign of the series, both physically (the design falls somewhere between the ridged foreheads of Next Generation and subsequent shows, and the rebooted race from Star Trek Into Darkness) and aesthetically, with the Klingon outfits taking on an ornate, golden style that's different from anything seen on Trek series before.
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And the line comes in this specific context, as a rebuke of Ivanka posting a photo to Instagram — she in her floral summer dress, her son in his choo-choo train long underwear, their foreheads pressed together in their idyllic mother-son embrace — just as news broiled of parents being separated from their children across the country.
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So as a tribute to one of the most inane design trends of the modern smartphone era, here's an ode to the evolution of the notch, from big foreheads and chins to bucktoothed indents to the final all-screen dreamiPhone 8: "Old and Busted"Illustration: Sam Woolley (Gizmodo)The iPhone 13 and every other big-bezel phone is our starting point.
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In a feature filled with film critics turned spies and outrageous guerrilla fighters who carve swastikas into Nazi foreheads, the sequences between Shosanna and Zoller stand out because of how vividly they evoke a common real-life experience: what it's like to be a woman trying to manage the unwanted romantic forays of a man who seems likely to retaliate if turned down.
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Rachael brought the calves to her place and bucket-fed them, called a vet to treat them, put salve on their burned foreheads and lips and on the stubs of their burned-off ears, and built a small wading pool that she filled with a saline solution and walked them through twice a day in order to soothe their burned feet.
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But "Dynasties" does not seek to proselytize or to condemn the oil-executive heirs from Texas with receding hairlines, stretching slain bears out like Playboy centerfolds; the wheezing red-cheeked hoteliers; the dentists from Minnesota with fat foreheads; the cross-eyed sons of real estate conmen, kneeling behind the corpses of heavy, slow animals they courageously ambushed with all-terrain vehicles and high-powered rifles.
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And while image conscious part of us hopes that we'll be able to look forever 21 without having to inject toxins into our foreheads or suffer through painful laser treatments, there are bigger payoffs at stake: Just like mice were able to come back from disease, these treatments may help fend off the kinds ailments that can come on simply due to old age — like heart disease, cancer and neurodegenerative disorders.
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Rick Owens, fall 2019CreditCreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — Deep in the concrete bowels of the Palais de Tokyo, the modern art museum of Paris, down a plunging staircase with walls covered in angry graffiti, amid racks of clothes and roaming models (some of whom were sporting little horns jutting from their foreheads, or with flattened noses), the designer Rick Owens pshawed about current events and the state of the world.
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I have long been obsessed with big belly breakfast challenges—the curious mentality of those who attempt it, the curious mentality of those who curate it, the tradition of it, the fact that so many cafes in the UK offer one, a breakfast that is more-or-less uneatable, but for a few men who press napkins to their sweaty foreheads and wipe the brown sauce from their lips and have their sweltering polaroid taken for the wall.
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"As we developed smaller faces that came to lie more directly beneath the brain, our flatter more vertical foreheads would have subtly altered the function of the muscles that pass over the skull and attach to the skin of the brows -- in that these muscles would now raise brows more vertically rather than draw them back over the brow ridge -- mobile eyebrows over the more vertical 'canvas' of the forehead, allowing a greater range of movement, likely important in social communication," O'Higgins said.
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Sara's "Power Necklace," delicate and displayed on a bust in the style of fine jewelry, may lack the macabre impact of some of her other works, but it lacks no fury (in 2016 she dumped a pile of bloodied reindeer heads crowned with a Norwegian flag in front of Indre Finnmark District Court in Sápmi; last December she presented a curtain of 05513 bullet-ridden reindeer skulls in front of Oslo's Parliament building ) With "Power Necklace," her anguish and determination is expressed through repetition: 200 tiny reindeer heads, a bullet hole in each of their foreheads, strung together and hung.
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