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" Daley described how Yankee Stadium would be dressed up for the day with "extra flourishes and furbelows.
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That is an incredibly expensive gold brocade and the furbelows — the pillows that are attached on the dress — are very, very of that time.
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A few dozen toiled at home, applying furbelows to garments; three more worked in the back, shielded from male eyes by a teal plastic curtain.
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One young woman retained frills and furbelows, the dreaded dressmaker's daughter. Abe takes hold of the town and young woman and proves himself a man.
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Members of Huggy Bear also played as The Furbelows. In 1993, Rowley and Johnson released an EP as The Element of Crime on Soul Static Sound records, with members of Linus, Skinned Teen, Sister George and Blood Sausage. Elliott and Johnson also joined Blood Sausage, while Rowley assisted Skinned Teen live and with artwork, and Elliot guested on their 1994 album. After leaving Huggy Bear, Hill formed Phantom Pregnancies with Delia from Mambo Taxi and Sean from Wat Tyler.
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In another early episode, the Beaver's classmate Linda Dennison becomes sweet on him and invites him to her all-girl birthday party. He wins a big doll in a party game and retreats from the feminine frills and furbelows to the den where Linda's father (Lyle Talbot) entertains him by exhibiting his gun collection. In later seasons, Beaver has many crushes on other girls. In a season five episode Beaver walks a girl home from school, and she likes him but she eventually develops a crush on Wally.
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After the latter exhibition, Loy was written of favourably in the Gazette des Beaux- Arts: > Mlle Mina Loy who, in her uncommon watercolours where Guys, Rops and > Beardsley are combined shows us ambiguous ephebes whose nudity is caressed > by ladies dressed in furbelows of 1855. After this positive reception Loy was asked to become a sociétaire of the drawing category, which meant that her work could be exhibited without having to pass through a selection committee. This was a "vote of confidence" which, as biographer Burke recognises, "was an exceptional mark of recognition for an unknown Englishwoman of twenty-three". By 1906 Loy and Haweis had agreed to live separately.
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