Sprays, glitters, chalks and other temporary products are not allowed.
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He opened it up and he had glitters all over.
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Beyond the wood shavings, the harbor glitters in the sun.
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Over the last few months, all that glitters has been gold.
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Image: US Consumer Product Safety Commission / GizmodoAll that glitters is recalled.
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Here and there, all the same, Barnes's rapier wit flashes and glitters.
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Unless those dreams include invading Poland Is all that glitters actually gold?
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What of it glitters in this, our second straight year of #OscarsSoWhite?
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She smiles so bright that she glitters, a peacock in the sun.
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Most glitters are in essence teeny tiny bits of shiny plastic, called microplastics.
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Informed and experienced China-hands know that not all that glitters is gold.
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The gilded armor Kubo seeks sparkles and glitters like jewelry you could touch.
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Japanese folklore glitters with powerful female spirits and demons who terrorize the living.
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As the proverb, which Smash Mouth misquoted, says, all that glitters is not gold.
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It's a salutary reminder that not all that glitters in corporate finance is gold.
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They say all the glitters isn't gold, but apparently some squishy, brownish muck is.
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Handmade silver jewelry glitters as Samantha Howard cheerily restocks a shelf of handsewn shirts.
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" The character's name is Midas, and his description is "All that glitters is yours.
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All that glitters is not gold — at least in the eyes of former U.S. Rep.
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But despite her impressive collection, the Queen isn't the biggest fan of all that glitters.
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We played around with different eyeliner looks, lashes and some dazzling dustings of metallic glitters.
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A picture really is worth a thousand words, and all that glitters is not gold.
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Other photographs can be multicolored—you see different gleams and glitters in the rocks themselves.
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The neighboring city of Bellevue, which normally glitters above Lake Washington to the east, disappeared.
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And with a dress that glitters from all angles, it's important to show off the back.
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The 230-16 season has proved that all that glitters on the PGA Tour is grit.
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Some glitters are microplastics, as are those synthetic scrubbing beads in some face and body products.
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After Laughter glitters and dazzles, stomps and sizzles, dances on your toes and rocks you on home.
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"The Get Down", like a disco ball, glitters on the outside, but is hollow at its heart.
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"She really showed us that all that glitters is not gold," DeBose says, looking at Summer's life.
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While all that glitters is — yes — literally gold here, the concept behind the auction is considerably more muddy.
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" The Secret Behind The Glittery Eye Look"I created a glittery lid by mixing a few different glitters.
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This is a land that glitters, made on a dessert that's inhabitable, where even the water is sin.
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It's a 15-pan palette featuring mattes, metallics, and pressed glitters that'll have you ready for a party.
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They also have a knife that costs 30.000 euro, which is completely embellished with stones, diamonds, and glitters.
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Speaking of blind propaganda, the state media described Kim's eyes as "full of noble glitters" during the journey.
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"But those who work for Donald Trump will tell you, everything that glitters isn't gold," says the voiceover.
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"The amazing thing about the Lemonhead LA formula is there is no fallout like with loose glitters," Dubroff says.
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A memoir she was scheduled to publish entitled "All That Glitters Is Not Gold" was quietly scrapped in 2002.
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The song glitters with synth effects and pays homage to Beck's beginnings with a banjo breakdown near the middle.
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KILIFI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From a mile away, the roof of Mihingoni Primary School glitters in Kenya's midday sun.
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North Korea's state news agency said the dictator's eyes were "full of noble glitters" during his Putin-esque photo shoot.
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See more of Sun Glitters' work and stream or buy the new album It Will Be Forever at his website, here.
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This look makes them into a little bit more of a conversation starter by raising the possibility that your saliva glitters.
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Beautyblender All That Glitters Makeup Sponge Set, $35 ($54 value)Beautyblender sponges help you apply makeup seamlessly for a natural finish.
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All that glitters An ex-NASA engineer might have come up with the best -- and shiniest-- revenge ever for package thieves.
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All that glitters certainly wasn't gold this week, with the traditionally safe-haven asset sinking amid Wall Street's massive sell-off.
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Nighy is excellent, though, strutting through his scenes in a gloriously elaborate black, floor-length coat that glitters in the castle moonlight.
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There is an alien city that glitters and rumbles and opens itself out to you in a warren of corridors and plazas.
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In the weeks leading up to the holidays, we've been replacing our everyday neutrals with reds and glitters, because 'tis the season.
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All that glitters ain't gold It was a great story: Porch pirates hit by an engineer's "glitter bombs" as they stole packages.
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Beautyblender All That Glitters Makeup Sponge Set, $23 (originally $35) [You save $12]Blend, contour, highlight — these makeup sponges do it all.
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Glitters with no list of ingredients or with labels that only say they're "non-toxic" or "decorative" probably aren't the kind for eating.
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We've rounded up some of our favorite cool finds from the beauty aisle, because everything that glitters does not have to be gold.
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Marking fecal samples with glitters and dyes isn't new, but a quantity of poop as vast and sparkly as this is of note.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If Bernard Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme proved one adage correct, it might be this: all that glitters is not gold.
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Birthday Cake includes Extra Sprinkles, a pale champagne with large gold glitters, and By the Pound, a Creamsicle-inspired orange with multidimensional glitter.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning that some "decorative glitters and dusts" thought to be edible may in fact be unsafe.
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A horror of that craving is what glitters in Redgrave's gaze and resounds in the snap of her voice, with its mocking emphases.
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Companies do not want others in their industry to know what glitters are in their products, to prevent competitors from making identical formulations.
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Powders are, in most cases, pretty boring makeup items — especially when there's a world of lipsticks, eyeshadows, and glitters you can play with instead.
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Country singer Carly Pearce chose her eyes as her favorite feature because she said she loves playing around with lashes, eye shadows and glitters.
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Welcoming 2 new Gliterally Obsessed to the family Check out Hopeless Romantic + Disco Lady ✨ Where are you planning to wear these glitters to?
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On the one end, you've got your golds, coppers, and silvers; on the other, there are the holographic glitters meant for a celestial queen.
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Not all that glitters is gold and not everything is as good as it seems, so avoid getting carried away by this foggy energy.
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The product's called Ultralight Beams (shout out to Kanye) -- it's a line of highlighters, glitters & glosses to make your face all pretty and stuff.
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Fool's gold glitters as brightly as the real thing, but a lot of valuable time and money can be wasted figuring out the difference.
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If you're going to become a writer in a city that glitters like that one, I thought, you need a little cave of pain.
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But consumers who want to cut down on microplastic waste don't have to lead a dull existence, because all that glitters is not plastic.
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Everything in here glitters: the lights, the glass case displays of Prada clothing and jewellery hanging on the wall, the bar and especially the patrons.
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Selena Gomez is out to prove all that glitters is gold ... because she looks relaxed and radiant on the set of a new music video.
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Another striking aspect is the high percentage of gold and silver thread; the surface of the tapestries glitters with the subtle movement of the cloth.
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To me, it will always be a desert valley filled with snake-like highways, where dreams may die and where most of what glitters isn't gold.
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While One Times Square's exterior glitters with the promise of new things, inside I was delighted to find a time capsule of New York's iconic past.
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With this 12-piece collection, ColourPop is also debuting a new product — Glitterally Obsessed Body Glitters, a sparkly goo that gives maximum shine to lids and cheekbones.
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All that glitters may not be gold, but the genre-shredding producer V Kim's new release "Gold Chainz" is as dense and rich as its title promises.
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"Only Heaven" embodies the saying "not everything that glitters is gold," its ostensibly twinkling melody dripping with sadness like a music box slowly winding through its last notes.
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Though it may be peripheral, the tower — which glitters with finishes not seen in many condos and boasts a trove of amenities — hardly feels like a side project.
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I notice that one painting I had seen the week before in Rachel Uffner gallery's All that Glitters exhibition: "Couplet" (2017), which here has migrated to the floor.
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The collection will be sold in several ways: in its entirety (all 11 products), as a set of two lipsticks, two glitters and a gloss or as single lipsticks.
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At 82 Didion still glitters, on the page and in her nephew's documentary, not because she had a flair for celebrity but because she had a genius for sentences.
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Ultimately, though, it's another satisfying chapter, demonstrating that enough still glitters around "Downton Abbey" to make it worth seeing for anyone who loved the show, eventually, if not sooner.
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But while anyone involved in the intelligence game knows that all that glitters isn't gold, insiders in the CIA apparently believe the dossier may contain some grains of truth.
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"FDA wants you to be aware that some decorative glitters and dusts promoted for use on foods may, in fact, contain materials that should not be eaten," the agency said.
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The track, "Play N Go," soars, clangs, and glitters throughout its four-minute duration, punctuated by grandiose, drawn-out chords that could make club walls crumble at the right volume.
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For starters, while the website claims the glitter is cosmetic-grade and you can find more "more harmful glitters" in your lip gloss, Dr. Gunter says this is faulty logic.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY All that glitters This guy walks us through every step in making an engagement ring, and the journey is just as neat as the end product.
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"See, that's the kind of glow that looks really beautiful on the red carpet and in photos, because it looks, truly, like it's skin — there's no chunkiness or glitters," he says.
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Canary Wharf glitters at night, with white lights shining from windows and moonlight bouncing off the water, but even these bright glints don't truly disrupt the area's silver and white duochrome.
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If the label states that the glitters are only "non-toxic" or says they are for only decorative uses, then consumers should not put the glitter on foods, the FDA warns.
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However, I'll be the first to say that over the years I've been distracted by the sheer quantity of new glitters, liquid lipsticks, and flavored flosses that hit Sephora's New page monthly.
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Its star says she was inspired by the upstart beauty vloggers of the day — Michelle Phan, Juicy Star, All That Glitters — but that she knew literally nothing about makeup when she started.
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Many of the contributing zoos with multiple polar bears use non-toxic glitters and dyes in their animals' food to ensure they can sort out which poop came from which polar bear.
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Towards the end of the decade, glitter began to appear in just about every beauty product imaginable — for example, you can now buy glitter-infused face masks, lipsticks, eyeliners, and loose glitters.
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ZARRINABAD, Iran — Rising from the yellowish, treeless plains so typical for central Iran stands a square labyrinth of pipes and conveyor belts, topped by a silver chimney that glitters in the summer sun.
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The new lippies drop on August 30 and cost $60 for a bundle (two lipsticks, a duo of matching glitters, and a single tube of gloss) or $25 for each lip color separately.
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He documents the process of cutting and pasting the mini fireworks stand together, and filling colorful paper tubes with explosive powder to make cloud dragons, jade flowers, gold sparklers, and jumbo twitter glitters.
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The North Korean leader looks a little worried to us, but state media said his eyes "were full of noble glitters" on a ride to the mythical mountainous home of the Korean people.
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Electronic yet almost natural sounding, with shimmering production that glitters like sunlight reflecting off water and twinkles like wind chimes, they're the aural equivalent of a small fountain filled park in the metropolis.
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I line my lips with a Nyx pencil I buy once a month ($48/year), fill them in with one of the Stila glitters, and top it off with the Ben Nye translucent glitter.
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Though you at least invested in things that brought you pleasure, you certainly learned not everything that glitters is gold—next time, you'll be sure to do your research before making a big investment.
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As its title promises, Rooney's book glitters with talk, much of it between Frances, the novel's narrator, and Bobbi, her best friend, two Trinity students supremely gifted in the collegiate sport of competitive banter.
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No, all that glitters will actually be spending the rest of the day brushing that crap off of you and still somehow finding little bits of it on your clothes and skin until you die.
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"FDA wants you to be aware that some decorative glitters and dusts promoted for use on foods may, in fact, contain materials that should not be eaten," the FDA said in a statement on its website.
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The piece glitters from a distance drawing the viewer in to intimate but broken scenes of a Harlem that was once a bustling bedrock for the black community only to slip into economic decline over decades.
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Chinese travel group HNA is similarly entranced by all that it thinks glitters, spending tens of billions of dollars on a mish-mash of assets ranging from a stake in Deutsche Bank to U.S. computer wholesaler Ingram.
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Impulse Cosmetics is a small, under-the-radar indie brand based in Pennsylvania that specializes in high-quality, cruelty-free makeup, particularly loose eyeshadows and glitters with intense pigments in more colors than you can possibly imagine.
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As an actor, he seems to be keeping something back, or clutching it tight, and such tacit withholding draws us instinctively toward him; it's an especially good fit for this movie, which glitters with half-revealed secrets.
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But the sea in those games glitters and glows and reflects the sunsets, and it's hard not to think that the developers probably put a lot of time into making it, if you'll forgive the phrase, totally Instagrammable.
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In the company's All That Glitters manifesto, they explain that, due to the negative impacts of plastic glitter and mined mica, their sparkly products only contain synthetic mica, which is manufactured in laboratories but still comprises natural minerals.
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Yet the story's unrelenting nature works against it, blunting the lure of seeing Adam Sandler in one of his occasional dramatic performances -- a showy role, yes, but in a movie that proves all that glitters is not gold.
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" To determine if a glitter is safe to be eaten, the FDA recommends consumers check the labels of the products, as companies that produce edible glitters "are required by law to include a list of ingredients on the label.
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Pink and yellow discs that could be suns, flowers, or the cogs of some transcendental machine burst up out of two motley columns in the piece's upper half, while clear acrylic glitters like smashed safety glass around its edges.
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What is less known is that this desire arguably dates back to Trump's mother, an immigrant maid who came to America almost 100 years ago and bequeathed to her fourth child the notion that all that glitters really is gold.
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I used to work on those shows with Val Garland and we had to pestle and mortar pigments and glitters together and put them in creams and oils because Lee had such specific ideas about this kind of futuristic skin.
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Whimsical cloud-like shapes in seven punchy hues are meticulously mapped out so that the yellow shade from the CAI All That Glitters Eyeshadow Palette lands on your eyes' inner corners, which, according to Stiassni, brightens and opens them up.
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Portugal's beaches are mostly known for their white sand, blue seas, and being featured in "Ten Best Beaches of Europe" lists, but when you look closer, not all that glitters is clear Atlantic water bathing in the late-afternoon Mediterranean sun.
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All that glitters is not gold in the Netflix original film "Unicorn Store," a sickly-sweet monument to arrested development, built around a failed artist who never grew past the mythical, magical, one-horned creature that enchanted her as a child.
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Fortunately, plenty of clearly-labeled "edible" glitters can be safe to eat and although there's no need for glitter food to be left behind in 2018, we won't miss foods with glitter that's not marked as "edible" and food-safe.
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In the Scherzo of his Sinfonietta—completed in 1913, when he was sixteen—Korngold is speaking his own language: melodies bound along with rhythmic freedom, harmonies ricochet from one major triad to another, a full-strength orchestra glitters and dances before the ears.
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I'm the kind of person who never throws anything away, and there have been a couple times where I've come past this bag of different matte eye-makeup glitters I've had since nineteen-whatever, like, Oh my god, I should throw that out.
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There are three shades — Bloodwine, Vermillion, and Flesh — of the kit, which is named Lust 004 (but it's #1 in our eyes), and each contains lipsticks, glosses, and glitters that you can mix and match to create just about any look you can dream up.
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At a launch event for the new products — six matte lipsticks, four glitters and a gloss — the stars all tried on McGrath's iconic bold red glittery lips, the same look that Bella Hadid and Taylor Hill wore to walk the Versace Fall 2016 runway.
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" (2004), wrote that Mr. Liggett's art "glitters with anger" and was nothing less than "the gospel according to Rush Limbaugh rendered in wood and steel, backed up with huge helpings of angry text when the sculptures themselves are insufficient to express the artist's disgust.
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All that glitters is not gold, but at least some of it is this shimmery pink mist from Bliss — which, in addition to being laced with colloidal gold and rosewater, dispenses the perfect fine, not-makeup-disrupting spritz of essential hydrating ingredients like vitamin E, shea butter, and sunflower seed oil.
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A touching triumphalism glitters throughout: Here is a grinning Paul Robeson, a laughing Dionne Warwick, a regal Sidney Poitier, and a determined little girl at an integrated elementary school in Princeton, N.J. Standing at the chalkboard in a white, buttoned-up blouse, she, too, is ennobled as an icon of back history.
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Everyday moments—from someone waking up in the morning, to the sun setting over a city skyline, to people partying on a beach, going to school, to making coffee in a kitchen—form the basis for the vignettes that make up the experimental movie, It Will Be Forever, from Luxembourg-based electronic musician Sun Glitters, a.k.a.
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It showed an installation view of "All That Glitters" at Rachel Uffner Gallery, with art works by Ebony G. Patterson, Derek Fordjour and Maria Berrio; it was not a view of the installation, presented by Koppe Astner and Sandy Brown, that is part of the Condo New York exhibition, which also has works on view at Rachel Uffner.
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Included among diverse works by both men are a few fine Picasso canvases and several quick glitters of Calder delight, especially two that hang from the ceiling: a dopey tin-can bird and "Medusa," a wire bust composed almost entirely of facial features and hair that casts, as it rotates, an infinite variety of razor-sharp, paper-flat, slowly mutating shadow drawings on the wall.
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I started out, as he did, "beneath the long, sulking flank of the cathedral" and then descended, cataloging streets and buildings, the smallest details: rue Dufraigne; rue du Faubourg St.-Blaise; place d'Hallencourt, where the "trees stand like brewers"; huge crumbling stone walls; the cemetery "that glitters like jewelry in the last, slanting light"; the central square, Champ de Mars, where the narrator watches cars full of American G. I.s circle, afraid one of them is Anne-Marie's former lover, come to enact revenge on Dean.
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McGrath announced Thursday that she's expanding her Pat McGrath Labs cosmetics collection with Lust 004: a selection of six matte lip shades, plus three fine glitters to layer on top of them, a sheer gloss and the fine gold powder that was behind Rihanna's glitter tears on the September cover of W. At her launch event in NYC, McGrath demonstrated the secret behind her signature gold drip: Just smear on a dollop of lip gloss and blow a dusting of her new gold powder on top of it, which creates a truly molten look.
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Here's Wilson's beautiful, haunting translation of the moment Scylla grabs up six men whole: "As when a fisherman out on a cliff casts his long rod and line set round with oxhorn to trick the little fishes with his bait; when one is caught he flings it gasping back onto the shore -- so those men gasped as Scylla lifted them high up to her rocky cave -- and at the entrance ate them up..." The language glitters: the men shine like fish even as the witch devours them, and Odysseus and the mourning survivors sail away beneath them.
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