It even has the word "magazine" on the front cover.
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And there's Jerry Young on the front cover, bigger than Dallas.
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On Sunday, Boseman tweeted out his new Rolling Stone front cover.
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It looks so bold … I feel special being on the front cover.
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Today DJ Mag revealed the front cover for their silver anniversary edition.
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In that time, it's put money in Slack, Front, Cover, SFOX and Prodigy.
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In a front-cover review in The New York Times Book Review, C .
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His ridiculous billion dollar house is on the front cover of my book.
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It didn't have the devil or someone getting cut up on the front cover.
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But yep, that is the EA badge on the front cover, beneath Henry's feet.
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I think it probably has something to do with the front cover of the album.
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Much of that was because of one particular person on the front cover — Taylor Swift.
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Kendall Jenner graces the front cover of the May 2017 issue of 'Vogue India'. pic.twitter.
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Showing a picture of a child on his wireless ipad, Newsweek's front cover on Aug.
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The ledger on the inside front cover showed no one had ever checked it out.
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I'm going to show you the picture now on the front cover of the book.
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Overwatch is a game with 25 million players, and Tracer is on the front cover.
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You can see this at work on the front cover, which reiterates the title and story.
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This also is not the first time Der Spiegel has featured Trump on its front cover.
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When not in use, the horcrux is nestled in the front cover by using a magnet.
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Someone from French Elle saw it in the shop window, and it made the front cover.
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"To Kanye You are a great friend Thanks," the front cover reads, followed by Trump's signature.
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The inside front cover has a sticker where schoolchildren in years past have written their names.
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The front cover of Mr. Deneen's "Why Liberalism Failed" is illustrated with a crumbling Greek column.
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The publisher relayed that Barnes & Noble wanted Stone's name to be large on the front cover.
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As a result, last month a popular Christian magazine comparing Salvini to Satan on its front cover.
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Her Alchemist palette is shaped like a triangle with a letter "A" embossed onto the front cover.
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"Macron: president of the rich?" read the front cover of Libération, a left-leaning newspaper, last week.
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She begins by removing the front cover and extracting pages right through the front of the book.
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Legend appears on the front cover of the People magazine issue appearing on newsstands on Friday. people.
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Legend appears on the front cover of the People magazine issue appearing on newsstands on Friday. people.
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The cover of the book is completely white with an embossed Apple logo on the front cover.
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However, the front cover has bends that allow the Paperwhite to stand up for some hands-free reading.
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Although we didn't wind up using the image for the front cover, we kept the title it inspired.
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Someone who lets you feel that there's no need to put a front, cover up the ugly truths.
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Until at least the 1980s, Gibraltarians carried passports that said "Colony of Gibraltar" right on the front cover.
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What quickly becomes clear is that this is the same shot as You Want It Darker's front cover.
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The following year, she made an appearance on the front cover of her dad's debut solo album, McCartney.
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The front cover alone draws on longstanding and offensive anti-Semitic tropes, Ms. Pollock wrote in the letter.
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"Bill Press makes the case ... Read this book," Sanders writes in a blurb featured atop the book's front cover.
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Could this be the same colour TV that's strapped to the wall on the front cover of the magazine?
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And the men who do it don't call them selves ghosts, because they want the credit on the front cover.
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And, the woman who made "assless chaps" trendy just revealed her latest transformation on the front cover of Paper magazine.
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Meghan Markle helped decide the concept, "Forces for Change," and handpicked 15 inspirational women to pose for the front cover.
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All the samples in the music are represented by the figures on the front cover in one way or another.
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I never heard anything like that before the bill was splashed across the front cover of local and national publications alike.
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Sometimes just the coloring of the front cover, or different song titles, or the location of where the band is from.
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To mark the special edition, Meghan Markle gathered 15 inspirational women — branded "Forces for Change" — to appear on the front cover.
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Brock Lesnar's face is on the front cover and, in the promotional video, Lesnar calls out Goldberg with Bill's signature line.
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The other thing that concerns me about the material choice is the thin membrane that connects the back and front cover.
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Candid's by Valeche (as it's inscribed on the inside of the front cover of the album), the well-known Brooklyn photographer.
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The Daily Express front cover on Thursday featured the white cliffs of Dover, intended to inspire a feeling of patriotism and hope.
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The front cover pictured Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood as well as paramedics and police officers reacting to the stabbing on Wednesday.
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The front cover of issue one, which you can see below, actually looks pretty cool if you're into that sort of thing.
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He's boasted (falsely) about having "the all-time record in the history of Time magazine" for most appearances on the front cover.
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The front cover can be folded back to prop your iPad up for a better typing angle or for watching a movie.
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In fact, you could say that the front cover (crow's head) is figurative and the back cover (crow's tail feathers) is abstract.
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The Economist's front cover this week took a stab at summing up President-elect Donald Trump's emerging strategy for dealing with U.S. businesses.
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Within minutes, the bridal gown was splashed on the front cover of newspapers and magazines around the world and took over social media.
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The front cover bore the ominous image of a black cat with glowing green eyes, a tasteful and mature symbol of the macabre.
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Ville Valo was on the front cover of Fin Air magazine saying that their new album Razor Blade Romance was a smash hit.
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The front cover will also automatically wake the iPhone when you open it, which wasn't possible with the SurfacePad for other iPhone models.
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And, J.K. Rowling has weighed in with an "up yours"— with a little help from German tabloid Berliner Kurier's shady-ass front cover.
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It protects the phone and its display while also allowing you to view and interact with notifications by swiping the clear front cover.
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When I was 19, I got a tattoo of the little alien from the front cover of Daniel Johnston's Hi, How Are You?
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Though too slight to be memorable, the gay romance "Front Cover" takes a gentle, thoughtful look at the intersection of ethnicity and sexuality.
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Beyond the sheer rarity of the near-century-old publication, this particular copy bares the signatures of every included artist on the front cover.
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Brown's drawing on the book's front cover alludes to the historiated initials of illuminated manuscripts, even as it presents the Bible as a clitoris.
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The shift comes as the magazine company moves to include more diversity on its front cover, which has historically disproportionally featured men, Axios reported.
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Romance doesn't exist in a bubble, isolated from the other issues that occupy our minds, and Front Cover is a wonderful example of that.
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It opened to the public in 2010 and today houses an a modern Hebrew text with an LED light sculpture on the front cover.
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"My job was to pass out a sporting newspaper that had Billy Martin on the front cover of it to our fans," he said.
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Colson Whitehead has a blurb on the front cover of "Exhalation," and Barack Obama has one on the back, so this is rarefied air.
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Why was the book, which contains a lot of rude and vulgar political content, "published in America," as it states on the front cover?
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Although an ISIS flag is pictured on the front cover, "The Field of Fight" is, in many ways, a call to action against Iran.
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There's obviously no front cover, but some people find that more convenient — and you can just get yourself a good tempered glass screen protector.
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The front cover: photograph of a girl the Khmer Rouge executed, one of many children presumed counterrevolutionary enemies, as the soiled descendants of such.
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For me, I became aware of my gender fluidity through the experience of receiving The New York Times with my photo on the front cover.
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FRONT COVER In this romance set in New York, a gay fashion stylist hates his Asian heritage and does everything he can to ignore it.
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Oliver's most recent book Jamie's Comfort Food, with its cheery front cover and recipes for eggs Benedict and "scrumptious sticky toffee pudding," was a bestseller.
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Thando Hopa, the first female model with albinism to appear on Vogue's front cover, called on business and political leaders to actively give women opportunities.
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His latest novel 'I Will Grow, I Will Bear Fruit… Figs' also has the Jewish emblem emblazoned across a fig leaf on its front cover.
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And then there was the band's drummer, the kid dressed up like Che Guevara on the front cover of Roadkill—future Hollywood A-lister Ben Stiller.
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Sensitive, decorous and buffed by Eun-ah Lee's warm photography, "Front Cover" still strains to surmount its thin narrative and unfortunate dips into clichéd cultural comedy.
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There are 15 symbols in total, one correlating to each of the 13 songs, along with the volcano and the martini glass from the front cover.
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" And it's absolutely true that the publication date and front cover of Bolton's book ''The Room Where it Happened" went public soon after the Times report!
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As we reported ... Gwyneth got engaged to be married again this past January, splashing the news on the front cover of her Goop issue that month.
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It resembled the Oculus Rift, but had four cameras attached to the front of the headset and the words "Santa Cruz Prototype" emblazoned on the front cover.
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The image ran on the front cover of Time magazine beneath the caption, "America, 1968" with the antiquated year crossed out and "2015" added in red ink.
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Alton Brown is one of the nerd kings of food and this book's claim to fame is right there on the front cover: This Time, It's Personal.
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The first step toward leaving that world behind was writing a book entitled The Girlfriend Experience about my experiences and putting my photo on the front cover.
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But it was a grey, mass-market paperback called "Hope and Help for Your Nerves," with a front-cover blurb from Ann Landers, that became my talisman.
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But, the New York Post chose to describe the woman at the helm of a multi-million dollar empire as "Kim Thong Un" on its heinous front cover.
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I also have photos on the front cover and throughout Robert Connell Clark's book Hashish, as well as work published in books by Ed Rosenthal and Mel Frank.
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In a new short timelapse video, data artist and app developer Josh Begley shows how the image has gradually infiltrated the front cover of The New York Times.
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The paranormally skilled guitarist Jeff Beck, now 72, has just released a new album called "Loud Hailer," with a very mundane image on the front cover: a megaphone.
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His blurb was understandably pulled from the front cover of "There There," Tommy Orange's powerful first novel, and swapped on the finished book with one from Margaret Atwood.
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"It's the first time we've ever had a female artist on the front cover of our impressionist evening sale catalog, which we are very proud of," Gill added.
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Then I saw Entertainment Weekly's Little Women front cover with Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet and realized, oh, my heart is actually too big for only one lover.
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And after Mary Blair's death, the studio's newsletter prominently puts the obituary of an accountant on the front cover, but her obituary is way, way in the back.
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Now try and answer me one of the following: why does the Crazy Frog look like he's stroking his erect penis on the front cover of his Christmas album?
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The pink symbol of what may have been the largest protest in U.S. history has gone from the streets and social media timelines to the front cover of TIME.
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I read through it, and realized that the front cover page is very much a road map to most of what you'll find in that edition of The Times.
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Weighing 21 grams, it's featherlight for a full VR headset — the Gear VR weighs 21 grams without a phone or front cover, and the HTC Vive is over 500 grams.
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Her brutal demise was the subject of relentless press coverage; the Los Angeles Record reported on the police investigation of the crime on its front cover for 31 consecutive days.
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With a transparent hardshell exterior on the back, soft microfiber lining, magnetic closure, and a trifold stand on the front cover, it's the straightforward, classic case most people gravitate towards.
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On the front cover is a silhouette of a crow's head, which William Kentridge has drawn on a page from a dictionary, using a brush loaded with dense black ink.
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The book's front cover uses Isabelle Hairy's Euclidean structure, in which the lighthouse looks like a square, octagon, and circle when seen from above, as the outline for an invisible structure.
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He handed her the record sleeve and she could see the smiling man on the front cover, who is holding a weasel, which is ripping into the flesh of his cheek.
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I look forward to the day when The Economist will feature an attack in a Muslim country on its front cover, just like those published after the Paris and Brussels attacks.
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After all, 2015 was the year of Caitlyn Jenner's triumphant transition from former Olympian athlete and reality TV star Bruce into the vixen gracing Vanity Fair's front cover in a corset.
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LONDON — The September issue of any fashion glossy is the biggest of the year, often the most profitable and influential, with a front cover designed to pack political and cultural punch.
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The transparent back clips on and fits your iPad like a glove, with the attachable front cover doubling as the same type of folding stand we've seen in other models above.
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This bipartisan unity was immortalized by the joint appearance on the front cover of Paris Match of UMP's Nicolas Sarkozy and the Socialist leader François Hollande, both calling for the treaty's ratification.
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In the clip, we see a blindfolded Bowie, gesticulating in front of a candle; later, he's holding up a book with a star on its front cover, his eyes wide and exposed.
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Even the front cover—which depicted an electric chair suspended in what looked like a night sky, beneath that now familiar logo—was a more mature statement of the band's rapid growth.
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" The publisher shared a photo of the book's front cover, writing alongside it: "We aren't allowed to say the name of this book in the ad, but trust us you want it!
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After the Australian publication New Idea announced on their front cover that actor Russell Crowe and singer Delta Goodrem were "together at last," the celebrities felt the magazine was due a good rinsing.
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ROME (Reuters) - Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has protested to Italy's leading Roman Catholic weekly, Famiglia Cristiana, after it compared him to Satan on its front cover because of his uncompromising stance over immigration.
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We knew we'd have to put titles on the books we were burning where their covers were visible, which occurs in two scenes and on the front cover, a total of 11 images.
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Older images also drew attention, with Islamic Relief USA highlighting photographer Steve McCurry's portrait of Sharbat Gula, the green-eyed "Afghan Girl" who featured on the front cover of National Geographic in 1985.
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Grauerholz's photo series, Privation (2002) encompasses scans of the front cover and spines of books that survived a fire that destroyed her 25-year-old library; here, the scanner performs as a camera.
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Its legacy is about as surprising as the band's announcement late last month that it would release their first new album in 17 years, donning the same name—and house—on the front cover.
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The angled display of the Lindau Gospels, coupled with the improved lighting, allows visitors to see the three-dimensional details on the front cover, which was made circa 870-880, probably in eastern France.
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The simple idea of a label on the inside of the front cover to indicate ownership (a less aggressive update of the medieval book curse that warned against theft) dates back to 15th-century Germany.
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U.S. daily newspaper based in Massachusetts, The Boston Herald published its front cover in response to the London terror attack with "Defiant London faces down deadly terror attack" with police officers pictured at the scene.
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The New York Post released it's provocative front cover that takes on Friday's news that the FBI discovered new emails related to the Clinton investigation, reportedly through its separate investigation into Anthony Weiner's sexting scandal.
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"PREPARE FOR THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING GAME" read the back of the box, one of the newer, blue-background Mega Drive cases with the slick new console logo running down the side of the front cover.
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Inside the front cover of Mike Wallace's magisterial sequel to the Pulitzer Prize-winning book "Gotham" is a signature pink-and-mustard Sanborn Insurance Co. map of Lower Manhattan with Wall Street at its core.
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The device is reminiscent of the flip phones of the late 1990s and early 2000s, but opens up into one large 6.7-inch screen, with a smaller window on the front cover to view notifications.
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Rated five stars by over 70% of the 4,000+ people who bought it, this hardback leather case is equipped with a front cover that flips back to prop up your iPad at virtually any angle.
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He pointed to Time Magazine's memorable front cover three years ago, in which the U.S. publication reported scientists had been "wrong" about the dangers of saturated fats and were now encouraging people to "Eat Butter".
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For Ike and Tina Turner's album "Outta Season" (1968), Mr. Krasnow conceived of artwork featuring the two performers in whiteface, each taking bites from a watermelon — Ike on the front cover, Tina on the back.
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The 24-year-old model, who first landed a cover spot on SI Swim in 2012 when she was 19, returns to this year's issue, marking her third time on the front cover of the magazine.
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Free porn sites such as Pornhub are also home to PokéPorn anime, live action porn scenes with performers in Pikachu costumes, and 3D animations of Lugia—the front-cover mascot of Pokemon Silver—auto-fellating itself.
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Liu Wen is the first Chinese model to ever appear on the glossy's cover, and "the first Asian model...on the front cover of the publication (excluding foldouts) since the 1930s," according to her management's press release.
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Taking cues from the 1996 album released by Roc-A-Fella Records and Priority Records, the relatively small collection features t-shirts, hoodies, a beanie and hat, emblazoned with track listings, lyrics and the album's front cover.
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For Wall Street banks, it pits their desire to appear on the front cover of this year's most high-profile IPO against their reluctance to have their names featured in a regulatory document they have not seen.
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Everyone else was doing politics, but we were a comedy troupe that came out of art school, so then we ended up being on the front cover of NME every week MS: Because you were referencing music?
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"There was a picture that leaked from one of my best friends of me smoking weed and it was on the front cover of The National Enquirer — and it damn near ruined my career," the singer explained.
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Romantic dramedy Front Cover encompasses a whole lot more than romance as our two lovers Ryan and Ning struggle to accept their Chinese and gay identities respectively—and perhaps that's what makes their relationship feel so real.
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Aniston (along with a small handful of other celebrities such as Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift, or any member of Girls Aloud) ends up on the front cover of magazines constantly because she sells copies—it's that simple.
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The reviewer doesn't try to pry open the hinge on the video, and he advises heating the glue holding the plastic front cover on the phone to avoid cracking it if you need to lift the cover off.
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" The middle section, "Completion," begins: I am writing this in a school notebook whose puzzling name, printed on the front cover in large type, is Completion, with a sort of subtitle: "Take your fun where you can find it.
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Parmentier, ranked 88, made a tongue in cheek complaint earlier in the week when three French women players' photos were featured on the front cover of the tournament's daily magazine Quotidien, but not her, despite reaching the second round.
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HMD Global's Nokia 8110 4G — a fresh take on the legendary phone best known for its appearance in The Matrix movie — disappointed some fans because it didn't feature the spring-release mechanism on its front cover, as seen in the movie.
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And then, of course, reading liner notes and trying to figure out who designed the front cover of your favourite album, or hearing about friends' bands who were working with different artists or designers, gave me an awareness of visual art.
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LONDON — Some British citizens planning to travel abroad already have a tangible sign of what life will look like once the country is no longer a member of the European Union: new passports missing "European Union" on the front cover.
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For many young readers, the die-cut magnifying glass that pops out of the book's front cover will be an affectation, but for middle-agers-and-up tasked with helping them with the hunt, it's worth a pirate's plunder. LOOK!
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The editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel on Sunday said a front cover illustration of U.S. President Donald Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty, which split opinion at home and abroad, was a response by the German magazine to threats against democracy.
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Chisora gets tips from an athlete who looked the part during his own world championship days, a heavyweight who would not have been out of place on the front cover of men's fitness magazines because of a ripped body seemingly chiseled from clay.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel on Sunday said a front cover illustration of U.S. President Donald Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty, which split opinion at home and abroad, was a response by the German magazine to threats against democracy.
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Flickr, Tumblr, and other social-media sites are awash in photos of Gorey tattoos, most of them variations on the illustration that inspired Magnus's tattoo: Tinies's front cover, a group portrait of Death in the guise of the Bad Shepherd, surrounded by his doomed flock.
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I'm unwilling to suppose that misogyny plays a part at the irreproachable LRB – even though the latest front cover trails a long review by a man of two books by men about a ground-breaking photographer with a quote calling the subject 'that little minx'.
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The image of Kurdi joins other iconic photos that have come to symbolise human conflicts and tragedies, including Sharbat Gula, or 'Afghan Girl', whose image on the front cover of National Geographic magazine in 1985 is among the most famous of the Soviet-Afghan War.
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If you look at the front cover of the record, you've got Kriss on top looking like an insane duck, that's me in the centre with that sort of Darth Vader meets The Joker outfit, and then Ben is the Che Guevara on the bottom.
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When I look at the media, whether it be the front cover of a newspaper or a featured story in a website article, I often see highlights of parents who work incredible hours and odd jobs to ensure their children receive a good upbringing.
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The front cover and liner note booklet of Fantastic Spikes Through Balloon featured colorful photographs by Tom Schierlitz printed on paper that was punched with a grid full of holes, creating what was surely some of the most ingenious album art of the CD era.
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In "Beating the Dow," O'Higgins praised the company, even noting that the inside front cover of its 1989 annual report was "wholly devoted to a listing of the awards and distinctions this superb company earned in 1989: most admired, best managed, product of the year," among others.
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In other works, the mélange of media images bleed into the painted subjects, giving Crosby's seated females — sometimes her sister, sometimes herself, sometimes an abstracted blend of the two (or more) — subtle full-sleeve tattoos, which upon closer inspection are images of Nigerian front-cover models.
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Tough on unions: French newspaper Liberation morphed Fillon's face with Margaret Thatcher's in a terrifying front cover this week -- no doubt inspired by the Republican's admiration of Britain's former prime minister, his tough talk on unions, and pledge to cut 500,000 jobs from the civil service.
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Called "Beastie Boys Book" (though the front cover might lead you to believe that the actual title is "PIZZA"), it's a 571-page doorstop and a tombstone, a compendium of anecdotes, recipes, impish riffs and shaggy-dog stories and a heartfelt elegy to a much-missed friend.
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The Sun newspaper used the latter kind of V-sign on a famous front cover in 1990 which read "Up Yours, Delors," in a message to the then-President of the European Commission, which invited readers to tell Jacques Delors to "frog-off" over his plans for European integration.
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In theory, given the inexorable rise in demand for instantaneous comment and response, a magazine that is celebrating its 400th issue with a very austere front cover concealing articles by David Toop, and about an Austrian duo who investigate the "tonal properties of bullets on glass," shouldn't exist.
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Its most famous work — a luxurious binding for a (non-miniature) copy of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, which took two and a half years to make and had a front cover decorated with three golden peacocks and inlaid with 1,000 jewels — sadly went down with the Titanic.
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Gitari himself was outed as one of Kenya's "top gays" on the front cover of a national newspaper in 2015, while in February last year two of his clients were subjected to anal examinations and HIV tests at the hands of police, after being accused of homosexual activity under Section 162.
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This is probably the paper with the most Easter eggs slotted into its front cover — if you take a closer look you can spot headlines referencing Dumbledore, Griselda Marchbanks (one of the OWL examiners that pops up in the Order of the Phoenix), and even Harry Potter's grandfather Fleamont Potter.
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One was some guy from Colombia, and he released that album Dawn of the Black Hearts, which is an album that I've been fighting to get rid of ever since and the picture of, the body, on the front cover and that's been disputed many times to many record chains.
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Nor is it because Lena Dunham had the neon sign on West Broadway replicated in blazing-orange ink on her body this year, either, although I appreciate how neatly the sign's progress from the front cover of "Bright Lights, Big City" in 1984 to Ms. Dunham's backside encapsulates the recent cultural history of New York.
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One day in the fall of 2001, as he was waiting to board a plane at London's Gatwick Airport, he spotted the front cover of a new book, James Naughtie's "The Rivals," an account of the relationship between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, Blair's chancellor of the Exchequer who would later succeed him as prime minister.
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With Victoria Beckham's fashion career burgeoning in the USA, her husband found himself able to launch a line of fragrances with multi-million dollar backing, as well as pose for fashion shoots, appear on the front cover of glossy magazines and grace the lucrative American talk show circuit, cultivating an ever-more marketable persona and refining his image and mannerisms along the way.
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