If I want to try a glossy eye then I'll do a glossy eye.
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Again — something dark is covered up by something glossy, and we celebrate the glossy surface.
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One preferred matte, one glossy and a third favored glossy in summer, matte in winter.
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Jay Sean's "Down" was the pinnacle of this movement, the ultra-glossy endpoint of ultra-glossy R&B.
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WinFuture published leaked images today of what looks to be the phone in glossy and matte black finishes (the glossy version shown above).
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It's not entirely clear how a glossy black color would be different from the already quite glossy Black Onyx, but we guess you can always go glossier.
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Adding a glossy white model would put the number of color options for the iPhone at six: silver, gold, rose gold, black, Jet Black and glossy "Jet White" white.
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A recent case dealt with supercalendered — glossy — paper.
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Essentially, the black will come in both matte and glossy.
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"I had a terrible experience," Lovato told the music glossy.
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But what lies beneath that glossy facade after continuous manicures?
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But underneath this glossy veneer is a truly ugly core.
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The point is, we love us a glossy celebrity wedding.
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It's honestly pretty fun to watch, all glossy and zippy.
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AA: I love to look glossy so I like highlighters.
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It's a little bit of the aesthetic of glossy magazines.
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Looking for a glossy eye look without all the stickiness?
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Not into the slick finish of a glossy top coat?
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Ten minutes later I had glossy, stiff, sparkling white meringue.
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You can choose between glossy or matte black color options.
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Lifetime's glossy new show You features a snazzy vape pen.
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The rest of the cases opt for a glossy finish.
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The prints are so glossy, it looks like they're wet.
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Right off the bat it looked a little too glossy.
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It's glossy and shiny but it will eat you alive.
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"We don't need 50 pages of glossy documents," he says.
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There's a real historical tragedy lurking under Legend's glossy exterior.
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You can't read The Shade Room in glossy magazine form.
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The glossy surface will always cause a bit of drag.
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The boys' club of glossy publishing confronts an identity crisis.
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It was a glossy reception for the President's first visit.
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My lover runs his hand across our dog's glossy fur.
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It's a set piece befitting a glossy editorial photo shoot.
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Indeed, a glossy placelessness is part of Roam's core product.
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It doesn't try to dazzle its audience with glossy professionalism.
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And it wasn't just the glossy sets and flashy chyrons.
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Step two: Pour a glossy coat of caramel over top.
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Not that it will have a glossy paint job mind.
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The ceiling is a pastel rainbow of glossy stucco veneziano.
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Glossy Brazilian keratin straightening treatments may create another exposure issue.
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You want it just so everything is wet and glossy.
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Reprises have given way to glossy remixes and confetti cannons.
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I peered into the glossy box trembling in Sam's hands.
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But as the current glossy finish difficult is to manufacture in large quantities, an all-glass chassis could help extend the popular glossy look to all colors of the iPhone lineup, 9to5Mac's Zac Hall reported.
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"Throw on some oversized shades and a glossy lip," says Chan.
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Macron's relationship with Trogneux has inspired intensive coverage by glossy magazines.
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We see you with your glossy new "Storefronts" webpage on Amazon.com.
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I started posting pictures of myself to Instagram with glossy skin.
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The full Kardashian treatment—talking heads, glossy title sequence, the works.
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It's rounded and slick — as in the sides are unnecessarily glossy.
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The app looks glossy, but it's obviously a work in progress.
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IN CAFES outside Istanbul University, students pore over a glossy leaflet.
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Still, there's a whiff of decay coming from that glossy lifestyle.
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Glossy magazines are no longer the arbiters of style and cool.
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The glossy marble floor is flanked by long gold-trimmed escalators.
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A smoky cat eye and glossy nude lip completed her look.
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And indeed many don't, including a number of beautiful, glossy horses.
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The iPhone 7 in glossy jet black is also sold out.
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It's not about a big, glossy photo shoot—none of that.
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You write profiles for New York Magazine, GQ, Elle, glossy magazines.
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Acer's glossy metal logo contrasts nicely with the brushed-aluminum lid.
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A glossy tree that's covered by a 5-year foliage warranty
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There will be glossy videos and testimonials highlighting moments like Mrs.
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The basics are the same: glossy shopping bag, spiffy paper container.
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They're hefty amalgamations of lumpy but glossy ceramics and polished furnishings.
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Finish with a glossy lip to match your disco-ball eyes.
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Try keeping the man away from a high-concept glossy magazine.
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Belkin's glossy white accessory basically turns one Lightning port into two.
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But few have reached the top tier of mainstream glossy publishing.
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Soviet books were inexpensive and beautifully produced on glossy art paper.
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For this series, I played with filters, using glossy chromogenic paper.
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Glossy and quartered and dressed up with a pile of greens.
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Money to memorialize the past (in glossy romanticized form) is plentiful.
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Her hair is glossy and black, with some subtle magenta highlights.
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Paint surfaces also contrast noticeably: glossy against matte, smooth against brushy.
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He gave them a glossy, polished look, and installed LED lights.
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That sauce can be pale and soupy, or dark and glossy.
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Glossy black cockatoos on Kangaroo Island, their distribution is being burned.
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Listing photos show a minimalist bathroom with glossy white subway tiles.
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The engine roared as we plowed through the glossy, black water.
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Front Burner These dark, glossy cherries are firm and sweetly complex.
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Cuban himself was sporting a glossy black wig with a headband.
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It's a glossy Hollywood ode to the people rejected by Hollywood.
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Glossy, I think, now we have like five people on it.
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But glossy displays make colors pop and seem more vibrant, and Apple popularized them with its MacBook Pro line, so now more than 90 percent of the laptops you can purchase come with a glossy display.
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Sunday's version did, too, but merit of a glossy, technically proficient kind.
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Click here to view original GIFOne major regret—having such glossy walls.
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I borrowed film histories from the local library, searched the glossy middle
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"The beauty industry has typically celebrated hairless, glossy, airbrushed women," says Armitage.
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It's a glossy version with 64GB of storage and 4GB of RAM.
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The glossy BlackPods cost $279 while the "Stealth" matte ones or $299.
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It's not matte like a smartphone; it's glossy like in automotive language.
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Verso's products are used primarily in catalogs, magazines and glossy advertising brochures.
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Before going down the chemical-color path, I had soft, glossy waves.
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Now tell me about the fun, glossy, glamorous bits of the job.
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Their wedding in a Limpopo village made the pages of glossy magazines.
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The trees have a weeping-like appearance, and feature large glossy leaves.
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The glossy stores were too far removed from handling and making things.
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Plus, the glossy stretch fabric gave it the appearance of faux leather.
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After wiping off my red lip, it was time to get glossy!
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Covers featured overtly glossy women with poofy hair and heavy make up.
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I get that it is new and glossy and lovely and clean.
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She wants a shiny, glossy life, not one of mess and imperfection.
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Now there's a new addition to the family: a clear, glossy gel.
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The pair's shared features were obvious: big brown eyes and glossy smile.
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Rapid globe-hopping through a cinematic tourist brochure of glossy international resorts.
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They file regular statements to stock exchanges and publish glossy annual reports.
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Inside the glossy bun was a mess of orange, yellow, and green.
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Pink cheeks and an extra glossy rose lip completed her fun look.
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And no one has figured out what it means for glossy magazines.
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This was 30 years ago, when newsstands were overflowing with glossy magazines.
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I love the smell, and I find they make my hair glossy.
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A glossy set of of drums oozes into puddles of metallic goo.
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But this decision takes that glossy obsession to a whole new level.
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Drippy, golden, glossy lips, futuristic Marilyn Monroe lips...we've seen it all.
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They were all so glossy, so familiar, that I couldn't resist them.
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You'll still get a great cookie, but a less glossy, brownielike one.
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She dips a page from a glossy magazine — could it be Vogue?
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It appeared glossy and completely smooth, and it tasted sweet and mellow.
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It has glossy, vaguely heart-shaped leaves that drip off stringy vines.
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Finding the balance between heavy themes and glossy diversions was the challenge.
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A glossy marketing book is being sent to prospective bidders this week.
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A glossy brochure proclaims a vow to become carbon neutral by 2040.
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On the walls lining the classroom, glossy programs advertised life in Israel.
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Wertz's glossy magazine assignments and more are included in Tenements, Towers & Trash.
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Glossy surfaces, glass, and mirrors serve as powerful motifs in Mucha's work.
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Everyone needs to try a glossy eye this holiday, whether it's in the form of a shimmery thing that looks glossy, like the Bodyography Glitter Pigment, or whether it be an actual eye gloss, like the Kevyn Aucoin one.
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Mix something glossy with black eye shadow on the back of your hand.
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She is button-nosed, glossy-haired — and a dead ringer for her mother.
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This spring will see the end of glossy teen drama Pretty Little Liars.
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Polaroid PoGo Zink Photo Paper produces full-color glossy prints without using ink.
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But spending a glossy gift card isn't as simple as it may sound.
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It's pushup bras, angel wings, glossy curls, long legs, and impossibly toned abs.
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If I do an unconventional look, like glossy lids, I feel like: Yeah!
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The glossy high-resolution photographs sit on dining tables before gleaming, multicolored walls.
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And it's styled in glossy, S-waves with a deep side part, too.
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But cities love glossy tech startups promising cool solutions to their transportation woes.
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At least, publications in the mass-readership space of a glossy web entity.
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Appointed by television networks and glossy magazines, these people don't reward self-expression.
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The glossy shelves of our favorite beauty emporiums are both alluring and dangerous.
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Apple originally envisioned the iPad as the glossy magazine equivalent of Amazon's Kindle.
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They first bonded over heart conditions, little glossy versions of the Tin Man.
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Continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until glossy, quarter-size curds begin to develop.
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No one exemplifies the glossy consumerism paradise of the aughts like Paris Hilton.
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Just imagine: Your name — and words – in a beautiful, glossy, hard-covered book.
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This style comfortably fits wider calves and comes in a glossy finish, too.
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The red brick exterior contrasts with the glossy windows of the adjacent towers.
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Besides her blog, she also edited a glossy magazine and wrote newspaper columns.
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Witchblr accounts that look an awful lot like glossy lifestyle blogs are common.
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It's also matte black, a change from the standard PS4's glossy shell.
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It was glossy and it was everything my hair was never gonna be.
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Mitchell went big with hers, showing off her glossy superlong plait on Instagram.
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Pierce the grooved, burnt sienna rind to start the glossy, liquid gold running.
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Oiling up your butt-implants for a glossy doesn't get you a guernsey.
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The world she enters is shellacked, overproduced, filthy, luxuriant, a glossy escapist blockbuster.
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This is still a big, glossy show with a side of soap opera.
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Mindy Kaling, meanwhile, uses it as a mask to maintain her glossy locks.
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When he added sugar, it turned shiny and glossy, just like egg whites.
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But the bar's signature cocktail adds a little smoke to the glossy space.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the best glossy moments from New York Fashion Week.
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The glossy finish ensures that it is a shiny addition to your kitchen.
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A glossy, freestanding soaking tub is the focal point of the glamorous bathroom.
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It is constructed out of 100 percent lightweight polycarbonate with a glossy finish.
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But Goldberg keeps stirring, and the tahini changes again, going smooth and glossy.
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To add some extra shine, Aina donned snakeskin-printed heels and glossy lipstick.
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It has squares paved with glossy sandstone and planted with ancient plane trees.
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Vogue gave Manning a glossy profile, complete with glamorous photos by Annie Leibovitz.
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The Taylor company's way is fresher and less glossy, but also more flawed.
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The apartment is modern, with glossy dark floors and a wall of windows.
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Finish with a glossy lip for a one-two punch of contrasting texture.
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Roll in the B+S sauce until glossy and coated all over. 9.
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Billionaire tech CEOs are used to appearing on the covers of glossy magazines.
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It was kind of like the slick, glossy, global, smart outlook of those.
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For men's, head to the just-as-glossy sister (brother?) site, Mr Porter.
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In recent years, demand for glossy brochures, the mill's biggest moneymaker, kept falling.
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But the glossy surface of greater economic ties cannot mask dark sociopolitical realities.
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Beauty is synonymous with a highly precarious yet glossy and impermeable outer shell.
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But it isn't told in this glossy, sweep-you-off your feet style.
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He also started a glossy weekly, M, and a paywalled newsletter, La Matinale.
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It had been recently sharpened, based on its glossy appearance, Dr. Wierer concluded.
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The algorithm works on a variety of glossy objects—the shinier, the better.
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Inside, a glossy marble hallway led to a bedroom with quatrefoil patterned carpeting.
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The brand (and increasingly, glossy magazines) then publish an online street-style post.
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She wore matching eye shadow and blush, as well as glossy pink lipstick.
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Eric Greitens, the defendant, whose famous face usually appeared in glossy campaign ads.
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Inside are dark gray walls, white moldings and hardwood floors stained glossy black.
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Food & Wine, the glossy, chef-focused food magazine, is moving to Birmingham, Ala.
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Inside are dark gray walls, white moldings and hardwood floors stained glossy black.
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What is the effect of inducements like this that bypass glossy commercial production?
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There were plenty of horses in attendance, such as these glossy white beasts.
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"It's a scandal, a fraud," VSD, a glossy weekly magazine in France, proclaimed.
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Here are a few strategies for making the glossy glow work for you.
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Here are a few strategies for making the glossy glow work for you.
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It's a style — skillful, glossy, overwrought — but what is its point of view?
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And I wanted to do something that felt like a glossy, upscale tabloid.
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"I love that women can be feminine, but also powerful," Hadid told the glossy.
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In 2016, 29% of fashion glossy covers featured nonwhite models (197 covers in total).
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The glossy, smooth, long (no, seriously, like really long) hair is pretty, of course.
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Stevens was reported to have alcohol on his breath and "red and glossy" eyes.
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Facebook touted its "Paid For" feature in a glossy video released earlier this week.
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We need to see through the loud pronouncements, the ambitious quotes, the glossy marketing.
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Ana sees advertisements for appliances in glossy magazines that hotel guests leave behind. Frigidaire!
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Now, the newest launch — Lip Injection Glossy — is set to follow in its footsteps.
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It's sharp, it's colorful and it's easily read — if a bit glossy — in sunlight.
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The glossy setting is slyly designed to an overly genteel fault by Charlie Corcoran.
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Her videos are the glossy photos ina cookbook, showing that vegan cuisine exists, too.
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No longer can media depend on glossy photos and catchy tunes to drive sales.
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If you want a way to showcase a more glossy profile/CV page about.
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Then we work with glossy parts and animations, but this is just for looks.
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Behind the "improbably glossy surface", retail banks have still not rebuilt trust with customers.
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Glossy magazine covers and filtered Instagram accounts turn heads and pull in double taps.
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That's right — eight glossy lacquers inspired by the colors in those famous shadow palettes.
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So Musk is saying, how about a glossy red electric supercar to reignite imaginations?
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"Because that glossy image you see is never the person that's really inside there."
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Inside the glossy, the pair unite in a portrait shot by photographer Steven Meisel.
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Markle could've visited any salon across the pond to get a glossy, bouncy blowout.
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Think about it as glossy paper articles with a Condé Nast-like production budget.
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A few of these are gifts from clients, like a glossy pair of Louboutins.
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It's sharp and beautiful under a glossy pane of glass, with much smaller bezels.
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It comes in (very glossy) black and white options, with preorders kicking off today.
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There are glossy blue and copper colors, and matte blue and grey options too.
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I don't get my fashion and lifestyle inspiration from glossy magazines or paparazzi shots.
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THE glossy new offices of Northamptonshire County Council suggest an organisation on the up.
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The Echo Dot also comes in a glossy white finish, which looks equally slick.
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At New York & Company, a non-glossy poster announced new "Last Chance Clearance" prices.
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Add an on-trend, glossy finish and it gets even more technical — until now.
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Egg whites and sugar beaten into a white glossy fluff, and then it's baked.
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I love the way this turned out and did a dark nude glossy lip!!
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The new Phantom has a glossy plastic frame and a thinner, more aerodynamic body.
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In February Ms Loras counted 17 black models on the covers of glossy magazines.
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And to further add shine, McCarthy opted for radiant, highlighted makeup and glossy waves.
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This display, with its black background and punchy colors, is glossy, rich, and responsive.
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Earlier this year, he bought US Weekly , the glossy celebrity magazine, from Wenner Media.
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The start page is like a glossy, photo-rich magazine containing thousands of recipes.
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Hillary Clinton appeared in a glossy Vogue spread with an interview published last week.
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It was black fox fur embedded with a glossy ridge of blue-black feathers.
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Pass the glossy hillocks of organic honeycrisp apples, find your way upstairs and, voilà!
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Looking up, I could see Hudson Yards' glossy new towers jutting into the sky.
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Herrera's first fashion show in the spring of 1981 to glossy editorials from 2015.
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The black athletic gear made him look like a glossy seal in human form.
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The city's glossy, glass-encased luxury buildings may be one of the first casualties
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Others like the less glossy Literotica get authors to read their erotic literature aloud.
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The cream on top was incredibly glossy, but I can't say it looked appealing.
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It's a far cry from the glossy originals, and maybe even better for it.
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He rarely sat for glossy magazine covers or showed up at tech industry conferences.
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Everything bubbles away softly until the dish comes together in glossy, soft-shredded perfection.
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The content is notably exclusive — hashtag #ShotByThreads — and presented in a glossy magazine style.
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Louix Louis, the St. Regis's glossy, buzzy new restaurant, feels transplanted from another hotel.
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Even the arena-size songs, embellished with glossy '90s rock production, sounded unmistakably Irish.
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"The Aviator," Martin Scorsese's glossy study of Howard Hughes, the Hollywood homebody and tycoon.
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The glossy magazine reading hikers from Britain wanted a sleek hotel after rugged trails.
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Ms. Garcia's ascent comes at a moment of change in the glossy magazine industry.
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As usual, surfaces veer from waxy to glossy to satiny to everything in between.
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The bird goes into the oven for about an hour until glossy and golden.
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In Fikirtepe, skeletons of half-finished tower blocks outnumber the glossy new apartment buildings.
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See for yourself: The matte glass resists fingerprints more than the glossy iPhone 11.
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On each glossy black cover, a girl's face peeked out from an oval cutout.
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The doors to the rooms are glossy black with golden handles and numbered placards.
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Make no mistake: The departing editor actually changed glossy magazines as we knew them.
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Pop music's glossy facade tends to mask the complex business dealings that support it.
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Her lips keep changing color, from matte red to glossy cherry to shimmering peach.
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There is also a double shower, a glossy black double vanity, and underfloor heating.
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Have no makeup at all but want to give yourself a quick glossy look?
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The removal of the media conglomerate's glossy cover made its troubles even more glaring.
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The black model is the only one that seems to have a glossy finish.
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The outside of the device has a glossy mirror finish — black in my case.
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The drug reps didn't bombard these physicians with high-level marketing or glossy advertisements.
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His work incorporates different forms of graffiti and typography onto glossy abstractions in nature.
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Heat-treated and glossy, the bike inevitably turns the heads of anyone who walks by.
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The royal mom's glossy chocolate tresses popped against her eye-catching emerald green wool suit.
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Add in the oil, purée until smooth and glossy, and season with salt and pepper.
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It almost just looks like it's been painted with a glossy lacquer, like nail polish.
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Layering the two created a glossy, mega-watt highlighted look, perfect for any night out.
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Crunchy floam, bubbly slime, glossy slime, all different slimes have different sounds that people enjoy.
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To make the deal stick requires some ultra-glossy cost savings (see calculator tmsnrt.rs/2msqtWd).
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Most of us don't get our fashion inspiration from glossy mags or red carpets anymore.
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It's composed of a minimal monochromatic dash, and no glossy screens are visible at rest.
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Also, they only come in a matte finish; the glossy, cheap-looking options are gone.
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Glossy white machines for full-body scans stood on the other side of the room.
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The restaurant supplies big cloth napkins for fingers glossy from sauce and deep-fried chicken.
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The small bag peaked my initial interest because of its comic book-looking, glossy design.
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Visually, her surroundings clash with her smart blazer, matte red lips, and glossy black bob.
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I was going to make this snappy and glossy, and not the way teens speak.
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And the P-Series' glossy plastic design did nothing to disguise its value-level pricing.
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My glossy black UV-blocking umbrella was on the cheaper, analog side of the spectrum.
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She teamed the sophisticated swipe with a glossy nude lip and a subtly contoured cheek.
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To help guide you through Sephora's glossy black shelves, we've put together this handy guide.
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It's got a glossy look, but includes a non-slip bottom mat to prevent accidents.
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In winter, starlings are a glossy black with satiny highlights liberally speckled with white spots.
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For most people...Buy the 323GB non-glossy black 4.7-inch iPhone 7 on Verizon.
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Lena's glossy centerfold, with its complex mixture of colors and textures, was the perfect candidate.
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Kim Kardashian's brand is a careful balancing act of intimate vulnerability and glossy, aspirational luxury.
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If you're looking for a glossy, wholly enjoyable movie with mass appeal, Late Night delivers.
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As the skin swells in this acute infection, it can appear shiny or glossy, too.
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Where were the garish design flourishes, the kooky curves, and the abundance of glossy plastic?
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It's clear that Woodley got more than a few highlights, and it looks gorgeously glossy.
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It's very difficult to go back to seeing these glossy images as some ultimate fantasy.
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Continue beating until mixture is glossy and stiff peaks have formed, about 3 more minutes.
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A full-on smoky eye, glossy lips, contour on point — J. Lo always comes prepared.
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Right away, it looked a little too glossy We hit play on the first episode.
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It has a light gray aluminum body with a glossy black bezel surrounding the screen.
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There's a wide divide between Maker Faires and the glossy shelves of the Apple Store.
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It went on smoothly, tasted minty, and tingled a little, but looked nice and glossy.
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It's not a glossy superhero tale that'd square neatly with the other Marvel Television franchises.
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They look like updates from pals, featuring a glossy photo or video of a product.
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TV was suddenly either highbrow with a glossy finish, brutally sentimental, or unpolished and raw.
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Walden's films have a particular glossy, unreal digital look, and The BFG is no exception.
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It showed a glossy swiftlet, not the edible-nest swiftlet, which is a different species.
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Their braids bounce to their hips, tight and glossy, as if woven by a surgeon.
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It's made of porcelain with a glossy finish and is nearly 3 inches in diameter.
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Al-Naba is a glossy, graphic-laden publication that is attractive to a younger audience.
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The deep-black glossy car has an all-carbon-fiber body, making it extremely light.
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The colors are bright and glossy, the camerawork fluid, the editing smooth, the cast endearing.
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A processing agent noticed that the child was coughing and appeared to have glossy eyes.
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That doesn't even count the spreads that they're sure to have within those glossy pages.
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While the Xs and Xs Max have glossy OLED displays, the Xr sticks with LCD.
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And somewhere along the way, found herself looting Dior Glossy sunglasses from Paris Hilton's closet.
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Amber Rose, then newly dating Kanye West, was photographed in a glossy, red offering herself.
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Bai Ling tours an armada of glossy brochures, ricocheting between clinics, circling procedures, underlining discounts.
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I couldn't figure out the formulation — it's glossy and shiny, but with no discernible shimmer.
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Complete your look with subtle contour and highlighting, a glossy lip, and bright white nails.
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Sex was still colored by the girls in my father's magazines, everything glossy and dry.
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Even so, he gets glossy profiles in GQ and gushing interviews on The Daily Show.
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But the borders on the glossy black-and-white print were out of proportion, again.
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The only science book in the house was for young children, full of glossy illustrations.
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Where Bronzino favors glossy blacks, Carone fills "The Prince" with luminous, dusty pinks and ochres.
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Now my son was looking up at me for answers, with glossy, frightened brown eyes.
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Despite all the glossy marketing of recent years, Tuscany is, first and foremost, farm country.
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The kitchen has a glossy modern finish and there is a hidden washer and dryer.
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Stritch's famous whiskey tenor does the stories — with their glossy exteriors and yearning hearts — justice.
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She was interested, particularly, in the way advertising constructs femininity as glossy, mysterious and sexy.
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At one point, he held up two glossy prints of Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence.
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Glossy, enticingly golden, amber or deep-brown, caramel can pull a dish in different directions.
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This season, London Fashion Week faces a front row without a glossy, global British patron.
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Sales of cassettes and CDs already far outstripped those of 12-inch glossy black platters.
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Similarly, you could also describe the politics of The Morning Show as glossy and uncomplicated.
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There are matte-textured ones, like those Nintendo makes, or ones with a glossy finish.
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The back of the iPhone 11 features a glossy finish; the Pros are more matte.
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They installed wall-size screens and display cases and arranged glossy tablets on large tables.
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While big and glossy still works, it's just possible that odd and heartfelt will, too.
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Let stand 1-2 minutes and then stir with a whisk, until smooth and glossy.
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Within the limits of the glossy view of life, it was a good enough endorsement.
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Even the sci-fi heroine Wynonna Earp, whose occupation is "demon protector," has glossy tresses.
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Buttons are all high-quality, glossy plastics without the utilitarian focus of the Land Cruiser.
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The streets and all of Miami's glossy hotels become clogged by practiced displays of hedonism.
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It's your classic blue-red shade with a slightly shiny (but not overly glossy) finish.
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"I'm totally pro-gender equality," Kitty told the December 2015 issue of society glossy magazine Tatler.
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Based on the reports, the AirPods 2 could be a mixture of glossy and matte finish.
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Let the mixer whip on high until the meringue is glossy and holds medium-stiff peaks.
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Picturing those finalized figures under a glossy cover is enough to set a postdoc's heart aflutter.
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From Emma Stone's glossy strawberry blonde to Rihanna's mahogany bob, there's no shortage of red inspiration.
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We can only hope that the new year brings many more plus women on glossy covers.
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"Imagine a new path forward," the glossy spot says, rattling off basic GOP health care principles.
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There are two new finishes for the iPhone: a matte black and a glossy jet black.
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Despite their glossy exterior, however, these Apple-inspired products are also built to be surveillance tools.
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She maintained a glossy red manicure, and she'd snap her fingers while yelling at the kids.
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Social media is where the gloves come off — stars remove their glossy exterior and get weird.
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He hasn't paid any of the men working on the looming, glossy skyscraper in three months.
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Think: big, long hair, glossy bubblegum lips, shimmery shadows, and an overall girl-next-door vibe.
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It'll be available in black and purple in a glossy, mirror-like finish as shown below.
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The film has plenty of glossy flashbacks and sexed-up violence, but its characterisation lags behind.
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November 2007Instead of her usual pink lip, Rihanna enhanced her loose spirals with a glossy red.
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Businesses are rebuilding, replacing the battle-scarred buildings with new multistory blocks and glossy shop fronts.
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But many urbanites deride his madcap schemes, complete with glossy artists' impressions, to rebuild the country.
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This show could use more of that strangeness, more idiosyncrasy, more mess beneath the glossy shell.
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You can flip through Hadid's big Vogue debut IRL when the glossy hits newsstands July 26.
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Enter BlackPods, a third-party company that will darken your glossy white AirPods for a fee.
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But savoring a print glossy from cover to cover was basically my favorite form of entertainment.
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It's all very pleasant to the touch, all matte and grippy surfaces, and zero glossy bits.
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Lenovo has every reason to be proud of the X1 Extreme's 03-inch glossy 4K touchscreen.
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BLADE wings have no joints, and therefore no rivets or fasteners, and have smooth, glossy surfaces.
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Award show season typically brings bouncy blowouts, glossy waves and intricate updos to the red carpet.
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She is the first Indian-American woman to become editor-in-chief of a glossy magazine.
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Maybe it's our inner tween talking, but these days, there's nothing trendier than a glossy lip.
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Essence Cosmetics Butter Stick Glossy in Strawberry Soft (above), $3.99, available online only at Essence Cosmetics.
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Whether you prefer tilt-head or bowl-lift, matte or glossy, every single look is fabulous.
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The Takara legging comes in a glossy liquid finish for that perfect model-off-duty look.
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After being hired, Mae is immediately sucked into the glossy, cult-like world of the company.
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The documentary has a glossy, upbeat appeal that lures you comfortably into Aoki's high energy world.
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Listen. I know glossy black looks great and it's unlike any iPhone that's come before it.
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For her ambition, it's the glossy Condé Nast beauty magazines with which she falls in love.
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And later on, he collected and fetishized glossy fashion magazines, wrote poetry, and explored graphic design.
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Similar '80s attire now gets big play in glossy publications like the Japanese version of Vogue.
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Her wide-set eyes are glossy with tears, and dark, uneven streaks run down her face.
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This year, as ever, some of the glossy products were hits, and others were big misses.
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Lipstick smeared chins, flowers dripping in blood, and glossy nudes appear frequently in Maisie Cousins' photography.
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The glossy animation is riddled with subtle yet creative references to art history and English folklore.
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She tends to feature bodies and objects with a glossy, greasy, even grimy, sheen on them.
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Sure, you couldn't eat them, but the wet, glossy shine and slippery feel had me hooked.
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A white glossy sleeve encloses a dramatic black box that flips open like a flight case.
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The only way you could tell I was wearing tights was by their slightly glossy veneer.
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Her glossy hair and smokey eye makeup also contributed to the "wet" appearance of her look.
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The finish is also glossy, unlike the iPhone 11 Pro, once again echoing the iPhone XR.
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The ceramic Apple Watch has a glossy look that's reminiscent of Apple's classic white plastic MacBook.
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With proper care, "a matte finish is as durable as a glossy one," Mr. Donovan said.
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Sleek, glossy, black Brahma Bulls are emblazoned on each ear cup, continuing The Rock's signature branding.
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In the bathroom, I had already painted the walls glossy black years earlier, a decorating disaster.
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Infused in argan oil, the heated wand creates loose curls that are extra smooth and glossy.
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To be frank, good riddance to the glossy black option, for all that glimmers also scratches.
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A Miró co-starred with its own reflection in the glossy surface of a museum bench.
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She's known for creating porn as exquisitely shot and glossy as a big-budget Hollywood film.
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The titles on the books are printed with a glossy finish, and templates are 24 pages.
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Plus, there's the fact that Chyna's Lashed Liquid Lipsticks dry glossy, unlike Jenner's super-matte formula.
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The inappropriateness of the tune and glossy cinematography matches Laguna Beach's notorious soundtrack and aerial shots.
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The books are beautiful to look at, bound identically in gray with glossy, lavishly printed endpapers.
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The icing is so perfectly glossy that you can see your own reflection on each cake.
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The 2000s ushered in glitter eyeshadow, glossy lips, and thin eyebrows — taking after Kenyan musician Amani.
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What is the purpose of a glossy, superheroic rendition of one of America's most terrifying sins?
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The photos are spread over more than 300 pages in a hefty, glossy coffee-table production.
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But glossy brochures with photos of smiling, racially diverse people aren't going to heal our culture.
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"Mrs." could easily have been a glossy, rushed novel about bitchy, bored housewives nursing social resentment.
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Glossy will take on a different subject than Digiday, but it will share plenty of DNA.
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Neil Jordan ("The Crying Game") created this tangled, glossy thriller — a big hit for Sky Atlantic.
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One, from last year, was New York's first round bid, all glossy and making big promises.
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I like the Davines Oi All in One Milk for that, and it keeps it glossy.
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The middle of it shimmered like heat coming off something glossy and black in the summer.
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This is evident in the way individual pieces seek a sort of objectivity or glossy finish.
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Slick cuts and glossy images make "Do You Trust This Computer?" a sleek and engaging watch.
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Other actors build brands and shore up celebrity with glossy magazine shoots, social media posts, sponsorships.
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A lawyer for Dr. Melgen, Kirk Ogrosky, in his cross-examination, also noted the glossy promotionals.
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Every one of the Pussycats' performances has the glossy look of a really good music video.
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It's big and heavy and glossy: two-page spreads of single images, party collages, vacation snapshots.
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Except everything changes when you switch to glossy magazines like Elle and W, GQ and Esquire.
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So the new law would not alleviate the pressure for thinness emanating from the glossy side.
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Before booking, scan the hotel's Instagram tag; real photos are more revealing than glossy marketing imagery.
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Rub it one way and it gets glossy; the other way, it goes a hue darker.
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Keep a set of sunglasses aboard; there's enough brightwork and glossy wood to trim a yacht.
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Indeed it was, with its slim fingers, absent of jewelry, its smooth skin, and glossy fingernails.
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But no flotilla of glossy "morning in America" ads will change the minds of most Americans.
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The glass back adds a premium touch and it's glossy like last year, with aluminum sides.
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The glossy magazine has published photographs of the minister giving a bottle to his wife's grandchildren.
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The glossy landed Rod Stewart for its cover, with an interview about his prized train set.
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Shouts to Kanye for replicating the glossy "Gold Digger" aesthetic for every video in this era.
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But, like most tablets, the glossy surface also means the screen is prone to messy fingerprint smears.
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Designers can use software, styli, and tablets to craft glossy data visualizations—and plenty of them do.
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The system is embedded inside a glossy round pod (called the Orrb), which the listener sits in.
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The figure has a glossy, lacquer-like surface, while the ground is more thinly painted and matte.
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Ahead, check out Graham's very chic V debut, and some highlights from her interview with the glossy.
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One of the newest firms, Hers, has plastered subway cars in New York City with glossy ads.
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The nail brand is iconic, thanks to its signature long-wearing, glossy formula and cheeky shade names.
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Inside the glossy, she talks through a savvy trifecta of criteria that guide her stellar outfit selections.
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She sat near a pair of cloth reading chairs and a small shelf with a glossy lamp.
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The display may have turned heads, but James Corden didn't seem too fond of the new glossy.
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Selena Gomez will be honored as Billboard's 2017 Woman of the Year, the industry glossy announced Tuesday.
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They have the same matte / glossy back with a fingerprint sensor circle in the middle of them.
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And somebody please explain to me why Samsung built this ridiculous glossy outgrowth around its Odyssey trackpad.
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The armonica also gleams within that gilded setting; its smooth, glossy appearance alone is mesmerizing, even seductive.
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A more successful take on the African cultural exchange is—surprisingly—on a big, glossy movie soundtrack.
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Now, ladies who prefer a glossy, high-shine lip — this may not be the product for you.
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Against a wall of whitewashed brick is a long, glossy wooden bar lined with sleek pendant lamps.
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The initial reports from Waymo, Ford, and GM were more like glossy marketing brochures than anything else.
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A glossy video ad even shows it working in a tricky environment like a large lecture hall.
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It's a glossy, metal-and-glass monument to Samsung's manufacturing capabilities, and it's just really, really nice.
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There's also a glossy black model of each, which looks very nice, available for a $55 premium.
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Contrasting glossy and matte textures have lost their gimmick and given way to a cold, solid heft.
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At the granulated sugar and continue beating on high speed until glossy and stiff peaks have formed.
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Paired with a sleek blowout or glossy waves, it shows off her killer bone structure every time.
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White leather with glossy pages, it contains prayers and Shabbat songs, and the starting bid is $1,500.
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Seeing Misty Copeland in all her glory — between the glossy pages of a gorgeous coffee-table book.
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I don't necessarily love to see myself back in such a high-definition, glossy kind of picture.
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Glossy black tiles and dark purple cabinetry compliment the rapper's showpiece: a built-in vertical herb garden.
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NOVEMBER'S issue of Glamour, a popular women's glossy, will be the last monthly edition to be printed.
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The Tab S4 is a stylish, well-made tablet with a metal frame and glossy glass back.
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But the devices still have a two-tone matte/glossy finish thanks to a new etching process.
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A glossy booklet produced by the Ministry of Education promises to give Burmese children "21st-century skills".
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However, the trooper noticed the 44-year-old's breath reeked of alcohol and her eyes were glossy.
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It has all the glossy designer finds you'd lust after plus a little tequila tasting area, too.
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On Saturday, the glossy released Day 1 of its annual Advent calendar series, staring model Ashley Graham.
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Customers can choose between hardcover-bound books with glossy paper, or Premium Layflat hardcovers with matte paper.
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This was a different era of the show, before the show put on its glossy, traditional garb.
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The recipe also includes a homemade chocolate glaze that's shiny and glossy, making for a beautiful presentation.
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The star paired the look with a pair of periwinkle cat-eye sunglasses and a glossy lip.
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He is about 1.5 metres tall, with black glossy fur, circular red cheeks and wide, staring eyes.
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We know the glossy will feature sexy shots of Final Five gymnasts Aly Raisman and Simone Biles.
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They're made with a lighter sponge and topped with a glossy icing rather than mounds of buttercream.
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For now, it goes dark and you just get a supremely glossy touchpad to control the laptop.
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For less than $5, you could select a glossy cover that promised you an afternoon of entertainment.
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The result was glossy and jiggly like jello that still maintained a stretchiness similar to bread dough.
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The rear's got the Pixel's signature two-tone glossy and matte design with rear-positioned fingerprint reader.
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"To Kanye," the business mogul-turned-Republican politician, 70, appears to have penned on the news glossy.
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The tablet's glossy finish led to some issues outside when trying to use it under direct sunlight.
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The rumors were true: Samsung has launched a glossy black variant of its Galaxy S7 Edge smartphone.
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In the glossy world of entertainment and fashion photography, Phillips has ploughed ahead on her own terms.
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She carefully highlighted over each brassy section so the result would come out cool, bright and glossy.
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She set up a company, Shine Glossy, LLP, and started submitting fake invoices ... and lots of them.
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Why I Did It: Shiny, glossy, straight hair: Those words aren't just the stuff of shampoo commercials.
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Its avatars have the same bland, glossy prettiness of Second Life residents, but they're far more detailed.
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Fassbender and Vikander both evoke that emotion exquisitely, but a glossy artificiality hangs over the entire process.
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The path toward it is flanked by human-size figures, resembling Teletubbies, coated in bright, glossy paint.
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At first they taste merely congealed and glossy; then, warmed by the tongue, they turn to velvet.
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Still dripping with oil, the legs, thighs and breasts were given a glossy finish with spicy oil.
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They sell everything from fresh beef cuts and tailored trousers to glossy hair extensions and beauty treatments.
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It is woeful and disappointing to see The Times pay such glossy and excessive homage to it.
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Her final look was comprised of rainbow eye shadow, black eyeliner, brown-toned blush, and glossy lips.
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Doing so prevents any hint of sensationalism or manipulation, and puts the novel at a glossy remove.
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Around that time, Apple released its seventh iteration of the iPhone, that glossy black totem of progress.
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But every few months, some glossy magazine runs a thinkpiece about how "gamer culture" is going mainstream.
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Until we try out the new products ourselves, however, we're left with promises and glossy press photos.
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This means sending school representatives to talk to admitted students, mailing glossy brochures and producing enticing videos.
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A glossy time capsule, the interview is testament to consistency, stubbornness or stuntedness, depending on your view.
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Signs of freshness include smooth, glossy spears; tightly closed tips; and bottom ends that look freshly cut.
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We're talking about switching your usual routine for glossy skin, piles of glitter, or velvety matte lips.
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People have always held my work to [the fashion] industry, because I do a glossy finish innately.
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Kate last covered the glossy in February, photographed by Mario Testino in an issue dedicated to laughter.
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I love the matte colors because it looks more like a stain than a loud, glossy mess.
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What do I want to find on the glossy pages of a newly acquired collection of recipes?
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Braised sea cucumber in a glossy soy-based sauce hit all the right sticky and soft marks.
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Let peals of gratitude ring out for the glossy vulture, soarer of air currents, eater of gore.
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She also appeared in glossy magazine features at a rate that seemed to rival Mr. de Blasio.
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The platter of hot dinner rolls, still stuck together in a neat square, had a glossy sheen.
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"The glossy blue reflects light from the streetscape and bounces it around the room," Mr. Lorber said.
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It's often found at street fairs, trapped between rice crackers or as a glossy coat around apricots.
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We see so much of how "the other half live" in glossy magazines and on social media.
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David E. Kelley's glossy adaptation of the Liane Moriarty best seller, transplanted here to idyllic Monterey, Calif.
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But could Elaine Welteroth really lead the #Resistance and make a glossy magazine at the same time?
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"I tried to detach myself from the glossy world of magazines and coffee table books," he says.
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The living room is to one side, open to a den with glossy blue built-in bookshelves.
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This month Focus on the Family has relaunched Brio, a glossy teen magazine shut down in 2000.
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It's determinedly anti-glossy, as if early DFA Records had tried to reverse engineer a pop song.
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"Maintaining a glossy, impregnable front was very important for her," said Madeline Fontaine, the film's costume designer.
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Transnistria has also launched a glossy drive to attract foreign investors into its burgeoning cryptocurrency mining sector.
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You'll only be able to save on the 64GB model in the glossy "just black" color option.
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Upstairs in the lodge, the wooden tabletops are burnished to a glossy finish from years of use.
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Your mouth starts to water at the sight of tender short ribs, glossy enough to warrant sunglasses.
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Before us was a wide, arch-shaped wooden door, painted glossy gray, with a brass key plate.
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In the space of a second, an essential household object had become a glossy white plastic brick.
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A glossy finish will then go on top of the fingerprint design before the hood is reinstalled.
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Glossy photo spreads on popular blogs like Tiny House Swoon make the small life look disproportionately good.
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The shimmer will give your eye a glossy effect but stay in place all through the evening.
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The glossy presentation included a lineup of "sophisticated adversaries," including Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader.
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Today's "glossy, feel-good feminism," she says, threatens to divert attention from the real issue: systemic inequality.
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The "most notable looks of the year" for the fashion-forward couple, according to the glossy mag?
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The laptop also features 8GB of memory, 133GB of SSD storage, and a 13.3-inch "glossy" display.
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We've all seen glossy advertising campaigns that seem a world away from the reality of the product.
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The story behind the notion, it turns out, starts with a throwaway line in a glossy magazine.
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The objects were often "japanned" — covered with glossy black coating, decorated with gold and mother-of-pearl.
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The first season of the glossy drama centered on a set of rich and feuding Monterey, Calif.
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The Bold Type is the kind of frothy, glossy fun that summer TV dreams are made of.
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The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus' most obvious design change is the switch to a glossy, glass back.
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The QHD display is glossy, but the full HD option for enterprise is matte, so screen aesthetics vary.
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Middleton complemented the elegant pieces with a pair of suede Jimmy Choo pumps and her signature glossy waves.
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"What we hear from [the customer] is she wants to have a real fashion store," Chase told Glossy.
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Kate continued the chignon trend into Monday, when she pulled her glossy hair into a sophisticated low chignon.
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The singer teamed the blonde ombré bob with her signature cat-eye liner and a glossy nude lip.
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Something about the shape and glossy sheen has us wondering — but we also wouldn't put it past her.
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The Leather GlovesMittens are cute and all, but nothing says "I'm sophisticated" like a pair of glossy gloves.
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Glossy makeup is the fun; it's my party makeup when I'm going out with friends in the city.
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Beckham also told the glossy that Harper and his wife Victoria Beckham will also enjoy Spice World together.
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There's a ridiculous glossy plastic surround that sits on either side of the touchpad, highlighted by LED lighting.
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For one, think about swapping big-ass (and plastic or glossy-coated cardboard) palettes for precise, singular products.
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Initial photos suggested the G6 would have a glossy finish, but now it seemingly has a matte finish.
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The young cast all deliver what's asked of them, lending a glossy CW sheen to their respective roles.
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Some houses play it safe with glossy pictures, and others use the opportunities to create shock and awe.
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Give it a few years, and the glossy might be able to command a cute coin on eBay.
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The Chinese variant will have a glossy back panel as opposed to the worldwide model's matte black finish.
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Glossy tabloids like InTouch and US Weekly seem reluctant to move aggressively into the world of internet celebrity.
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Working with men, you want them to be hydrated, but you never want it to look too glossy.
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For shine-lovers, there's an Ultra Glossy Lip — a hybrid between a long-wearing lipstick and sheer gloss.
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Smartphones nowadays look like a bunch of the same, glossy bricks with different megapixel cameras and processors. Yawn.
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The body's also made of a slightly more premium glossy polymer plastic that looks and feels like glass.
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Oh and it's shiny, with a "glossy metallic finish" according to LG.Other than that, it's a case.[LG]
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The iPhone 201 in glossy jet black is also sold out and won't be available in stores tomorrow.
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Swift covers the high-fashion glossy for the third time (!), debuting a brand new look to the world.
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So many huge glossy products, she was 22 years old, she had never been in a lab before.
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Paired with a nude glossy lip and black top-lid eyeliner, her lace headpiece looked anything but cheesy.
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For glossy, wet-look shine that won't smudge, this lipstick — in a rich, pigmented beige — can't be beat.
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And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep by subscribing.
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It has a glossy Skullcandy logo, a single LED light, FCC information, and a micro-USB charging port.
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Instead of going for something that feels glossy and fancy, the Switch is kind of chunky and bland.
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When removed it reveals a glossy wooden case with a small silver calatrava cross inlaid at the center.
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The clothes seem pulled out of a box in the attic rather than from a glossy new magazine.
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They paint an untidy portrait of the city, one that cared little for glossy storefronts and sanitized sidewalks.
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It's a glossy web portal along with a mobile app (the city's first!), not just a phone number.
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I found with daily use that the matte finish gives you a firmer grip than the glossy ones.
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A glossy coat of spilled beer, mud and sweat often overtake the character of that old hardwood floor.
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Fontana also created two glossy, egg-shaped works both called "Spatial Concept: The End of God" (1963/64).
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The glossy, pink stunners have aptly been named the Kylie Lucite Hoop Earrings — and they only cost $38.
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These stately sound machines are crafted out of Douglas fir and hand-brushed to a glossy black finish.
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To be clear, it's not just her gender that makes this different from your typical glossy spy thriller.
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Pejić is peering out from behind her tousled mane on the glossy exterior of GQ Portugal's April issue.
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Let's take a break from this glossy stuff we have to look at all the time... Simple shapes.
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From glossy ombré lips to precise matte ones, you'll be inspired to go out and try it tonight.
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It was also the product of bold, brazen boardroom maneuvering, and of glossy, decidedly grown-up disco clubs.
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It aides in transforming all types of hair into glossy, shiny finished products while keeping the frizz away.
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When she couldn't flip through glossy magazines or browse store windows, she turned to beauty gurus on YouTube.
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"I've been at the top of this totem pole for a very long time," she tells the glossy.
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Ahead, check out seven glossy, pastel eyes that are groundbreaking — and you'll want to copy before summer hits.
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This set includes Tarte's Amazonian Clay products, including eyeshadow, blush, highlighter, bronzer, mascara, eyeliner, and glossy lip paint.
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The impact of Parks's Life documentary, taking up 12 pages of the large-format glossy publication, was enormous.
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Most of it is matte black, with a glossy section on the lower half that showcases Intel's logo.
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It costs $59.95 and is available in matte black, white, or rose gold, as well as glossy white.
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The display is glossy and reflective, but I didn't find that too troublesome in my own office space.
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The metallic sides match well with the glossy black front and back, which is a mostly glass build.
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The metal sides are black and glossy, which feels quite different in hand compared to the regular model.
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It also surveyed the user community and ran focus groups ahead of this product's launch, it told Glossy.
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So what does this mean for the glossy nude hue we knew and loved for all these years?
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I saw sealskin coats in Kiev and in Odessa, still looking new, their fur all smooth and glossy.
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A new Jet Black model has a brand new glossy enclosure that does away with the antenna lines.
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Heeb, which shut down its print edition in 2010, was a satirical and, at times, inflammatory glossy magazine.
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Perhaps the most unexpected fashion icon of the year has just added another glossy credit to her name.
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Nobody wants to see a framed low-res portrait on regular printer paper on your mantle — go glossy.
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It's either a metaphor or a bottomless pit of glossy hair and boob sequins; I'm not sure yet.
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If you're looking to add a glossy finish to lackluster hair, try Living Proof Timeless shampoo and conditioner.
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Locke the glossy belletrist gave way to Locke the fellow-traveller, Locke the savvy champion of proletarian realism.
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Most designer coffee-table books are, to be honest, really just glossy accessories to egos and living rooms.
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Billboards around the city bear glossy posters of uniformed rebel fighters, calling on people to join the fight.
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I was always half-kidding, but jokes have a way of dressing up inertia in a glossy armor.
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About 60 residents, advocates and elected officials took turns testifying, and many more packed the glossy wooden benches.
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There are no vague promises on the bottles, no fancy masking fragrances, no celebrity spokespeople, no glossy ads.
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Another version wears a purple coat of implacable yet appealing texture, preening its glossy fur with every rotation.
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At his first-ever Grammys in 2010, Bieber wore a black vest, black tie, and black glossy pants.
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The film, directed by Douglas Sirk, Hollywood's master of glossy melodrama, also starred Rock Hudson and Robert Stack.
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"I was looking at myself with different eyes," he recalled, flaunting a pristine pair of glossy leather boots.
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As she points out, she has never been the type to be cast in glossy leading lady roles.
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"Fyre" is a relentless and still somewhat glossy play-by-play of the festival's planning, or lack thereof.
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They have been featured not in glossy fashion magazines but in self-published memoirs and political smear campaigns.
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"We're moving it to March," she explained, handing me a glossy catalog with the updated publication date listed.
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I'm thrilled, as always, to have another Sunday puzzle in the beautiful, glossy pages of The Times Magazine!
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This glossy dystopia runs according to a formula, an infinite string of code — a unified theory of everything.
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They depict a color-blocked painting of a young girl's hair; a glossy, surreal look at identity vs.
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She also lifted her glossy, black Veronica Lodge waves to a softer chocolate tone, but it's super subtle.
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Rich veneered glossy wood desk, closet, bathroom, and floors project a feeling of being in an Italian sailboat.
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"Super glossy, super pretty," is how Baker described the lips for Kelly and the rest of the women.
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The glossy black cockatoo faces a similar housing crisis because it relies on large tree hollows for nesting.
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From minimalist accents to glossy statement designs, scroll through for the cutest way to style your tortoiseshell manicure.
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The kitchen has a fireplace set into a white stone wall, stainless-steel appliances and glossy white cabinets.
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It's a riff-heavy jangle fest that finds the band polishing their songwriting without ever making it glossy.
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The glossy black panels collect fingerprints easily, and they got scratched almost as soon as I unboxed it.
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She booked an early Jake Gyllenhaal's first cover and one of Emily Blunt's first big glossy magazine shoots.
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He closes the 25 yards between himself and this glossy tableau of corporate mastery in just 249 seconds.
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Because you're paying for their pageantry, their marketing, the two-page glossy advertisements alerting you to their existence.
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Experts are still unsure about the fate of a subspecies of glossy black cockatoos that lives on the island.
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They have a sort of subtle opalescent effect too, so it's not just a glossy, shiny, ultra-reflective look.
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But because of their voluntary nature, these reports end up looking more like glossy marketing documents than anything else.
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Whipping up gorgeous cakes would be so much easier with one of these iconic glossy machines on your counter.
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Sofia Vergara is so committed to her signature glossy waves, we imagine she wakes up with them every day.
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My biggest complaint about the tablet configuration is the glossy screen, which too easily picks up dirt and fingerprints.
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Some featured publications, like Leifhart's Matte, are glossy, attractive collections that also—not coincidentally—feel good to the touch.
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Yotam Ottolenghi and Helen Goh created gluten-free perfection with this coconut-almond cake with a glossy chocolate ganache.
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That approach elevated her pop songs past the genre's glossy sheen and we've lost that since she's been gone.
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From glossy, loose waves to padded headbands, scroll through the slides ahead to see every cool-meets-romantic hairstyle.
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Their dirty biannual photo-based magazine specializes in mixing grotesque, absurd imagery with the glossy, sterility of commercial art.
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The content of these glossy pages and shops was determined by an elite group of buyers, editors, and photographers.
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"He's exactly as compassionate, patient, loving, and understanding as he seems," she writes of Legend in the women's glossy.
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A few weeks ago, you may have been obsessed with the sleek, timeless look of glossy jet-black fingernails.
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"I think the scale of its large, glossy leaves and those signature splits make it really dramatic," Camilleri said.
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The back is a glossy ceramic and it feels like glass, honestly, but presumably it's much more damage resistant.
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For several years, the cheerleaders for the Saints, the Saintsations, had to sell glossy calendars of themselves in bikinis.
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Beneath the city's glossy commercial fairs and galleries, Miami is home to a thriving ecosystem of artists' organizations. 6.
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RiRi held tight to her winning combination of glossy highlights and brow-skimming bangs towards the end of 2005.
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Dankers described a previous incident where Southwest Airlines incorrectly advised against packing glossy magazines, but said it was unrelated.
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Some glossy magazines give celebrities the right to approve photographs or cover images as part of negotiations, he noted.
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They'll also get new matte finishes on some models versus the glossy look common to all iPhone models today.
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A glossy brochure of Cape Town film locations proclaims the cut-off highway "truly special", with "great city views".
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It has HTC's new "liquid surface" design language with two exceptionally glossy panels that meld into a metal frame.
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It's enriched with reparative vitamins and minerals to help restore nail health, and it adds a nice glossy sheen.
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They're then moulded to my finger, left to dry, and finished off with something glossy under a UV lamp.
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In Gaiman's book, one of the New Gods is Media — a goddess of television, radio, news, and glossy magazines.
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It has been etched with a matte finish, leaving the top portion glossy to maintain that classic Pixel look.
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She'll define them with a bright, glossy red color — which proves dramatic against her fair complexion and light eyes.
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"People who are interested in selling a life as if it's a comic book story?" she asked the glossy.
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The build quality surprised me with its glossy finish and clickable button (which doesn't open the Poké Ball, unfortunately).
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For one thing, like the Eero, Luma's glossy WiFi routers look like something Apple might have come up with.
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Her works are clean and defined, but are encased within the glossy and exaggerated forms of an anime character.
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Perez's works— glossy techno-sensual collages made from automotive lacquer, steel, and carbon fiber — hold the space with force.
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When it finally got to the robbery, the show's style immediately and jarringly shifted away from the glossy E!
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It was early evening, and the sidewalk was glossy, reflecting the street lamps as if it had recently rained.
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Palmer, with her glossy pages and emojis generally sprinkled throughout the pages, submits a report live from the road.
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Deer with kind, glossy eyes peer curiously at the viewer, their coats lovingly rendered with strokes of black ink.
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A standout among the genre was Bill Gunn's Ganja & Hess (1973), which pushed against the glossy dramatics of blaxploitation.
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Directly across from it was a $300,000 glossy red McLaren wrapped in a bow, a gift for The Weeknd.
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The 2576mm bezels are super narrow and the screen comes in two models: glossy glass and a matte finish.
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Don't confuse the documentary with FX's glossy and provocative fictional retelling of the O.J. Simpson trial, American Crime Story.
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They may resemble glossy magazines, except freed from the limitations of print, with support for multimedia and interactive content.
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Caroline's white skin was glossy with sweat, though its near-translucent pallor made her look like she was freezing.
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It's a glossy, poppy song that shows signs of where Peep was heading as he grew as an artist.
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And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100+ glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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There is no precedent for it, no newspaper pullout guide or glossy wallchart that explains how we should feel.
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Those games, from Grand Theft Auto to Saints Row, were schlocky, glossy love letters to crime and crime fiction.
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Look closely at his attire; the glossy garbage-bag skinned suit compared to everyone's boring but fitting formal wear.
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The new page layouts are more text-heavy, with longer articles and fewer glossy photos and twee spot illustrations.
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But in its disappointing production, perhaps imposed upon it by Netflix's glossy TV machine, it never quite gets there.
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Given the 24 year age difference their marriage has been the stuff of intensive coverage by glossy boulevard magazines.
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Enter the highly marketable "women's empowerment," neither practice nor praxis, nor really theory, but a glossy, dizzying product instead.
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""I remember the casting director telling me, she's like: 'You're a little matte right now — at CW we're glossy.
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No, I remember thinking, avoiding eye contact with the glossy-haired, poshly spoken undergraduate who'd leveled the indirect accusation.
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Romantic poet met Oxford don met hippie landed gentry in a contemporary hodgepodge of glossy surfaces and slouchy attitude.
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Signs of construction are as ubiquitous as the glossy high-rises that the East Cut neighborhood is known for.
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The nurses give me a glossy binder with a photo of a smiling silver-haired woman on its cover.
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Unlike several other recent TV musicals, this glossy revival is not live, which adds another layer of prim detachment.
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I associated glossy braided hair buns with Princess Leia, but I couldn't tell you the first thing about her.
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And with a swipe of L'Oréal Paris's Colour Riche Glossy Balm in Lovely Mocha, Keough was red-carpet ready!
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High School Musical is a glossy, sugar-coated look at what can actually be a much tougher situation, though.
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A group of glossy black birds called grackles are making a righteous din in our perimeters, eyeing the chips.
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To celebrate the milestone, the glossy threw a birthday bash to remember, with guest list that's difficult to rival.
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There are large, live-in studios set aside for younger artists, and several glossy exhibition spaces display his work.
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"There's a trend away from glossy, shiny surfaces, and toward matte surfaces, and this fits right in," he said.
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Like newspapers before it, glossy titles are suffering from a dearth of advertising revenue after decades of undercharging readers.
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FIELD NOTES From matte and glossy to hydrating and plump, there are a wide variety of smooch-worthy choices.
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Each new season brings a crop of movies and glossy TV serials dramatizing the heroics of our Special Operations.
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His mode is the glossy, swaying, mid-tempo banger-lite, prevalent on the Spanish- and English-language charts alike.
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The glossy quarterly claims a readership of around 170,000, half of them ranchers and farmers in the rural West.
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The pairing of a provocative Korean auteur and a glossy throwback espionage mini-series might seem an odd one.
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It honors the wild symphony of hormones, doesn't demean anything as puppy love, doesn't create glossy facsimiles of teenagedom.
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Still, you may detect an occasional tear — so small it barely lets light through — in the glossy expositional blandness.
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Built in 2015, the boat is styled with French colonial-style interiors, glossy teak paneling and carved wood furniture.
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The trumpeter Maurice Brown, known as Mobetta, makes glossy, hip-hop-inspired music with his band, Soul'd U Out.
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Where the Web series was amateurishly filmed, with nondescript interiors and haphazard lighting, "Insecure" is artfully composed and glossy.
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It's glossy and a tad silly but also very, very real ... which is just, in the end, like life.
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One is a Javanese soup, dense with glossy whole carrots, potatoes, and oxtail, the beef cut of the moment.
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The floors are tiled, some smooth and glossy, others with tiny metallic mosaics — often varying in the same room.
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"I remember thinking, it wasn't going to have any glossy pictures, because it was so low budget," she said.
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Condé Nast shut down Details, the men's glossy that he had been editor of for 22010 years, in 26.
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Up the spiral staircase, a glossy corkscrew of black fiberglass, is the men's department, where the real action is.
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Through the palm trees and high-rises, I could spot the glossy Odeon Tower rising above the other buildings.
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Her melodies are still gracefully idiosyncratic, but she places them in settings far less glossy than her previous recordings.
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One of the glossy new skyscrapers on 57th Street is 111 West 57th Street, also known as Steinway Tower.
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Then they're mixed with cream and baked under a blanket of Demerara sugar, which melts into a glossy syrup.
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Now, the glossy white beads are taking on a fresh form — and designed to be sprinkled throughout your hair.
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However, instead of the Bader-signature blue color, it's a glossy black, with a tortoiseshell accent on the cap.
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And their collection has a club-ready sense of flamboyant abandon: They showed several glossy pairs of PVC trousers.
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Then it evolved into: What if you then took these glossy magazines, these fashion editorials, and ripped them out?
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Looking down, he discovered a glossy postcard advertising two-for-one drinks during happy hour at a gentlemen's club.
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On closer inspection I find it is composed of lamb's wool woven, glossy, and lustrous, enticing me to touch.
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What The Fate and the Furious lacks in glossy, stylish speed, it makes up for in glorious brute force.
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For viewers who are only in it for the disaster-porn, Geostorm's main problem is that these sequences play out too similarly, with the camera finding one "face of the catastrophe" victim to follow around as things fall apart, and then the usual glossy CGI weather tearing glossy CGI cities to shreds.
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Dubai, a city obsessed with all things glossy and futuristic, has an order out for 20 jetpacks for its firefighters.
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All of that's encased in an eye-catching (and ridiculously glossy) design, available now for pre-order starting at $400.
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Both the black and gold colorways feature a slightly glossy, metallic finish that contrasts nicely with the study plastic body.
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In fact, this glossy, avant-garde take on a smoky eye may just be our boldest Short Cuts video yet.
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The new look is similar in that it involves a naked, glossy nail with a single skinny stripe of color.
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Like newspapers before it, glossy titles are suffering from a dearth of advertising revenue after decades of under-charging readers.
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Make the cocoa syrup: Whisk all ingredients in a small saucepan over low-medium heat until emulsified, glossy, and thickened.
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Some solo beauty statements are timeless — a crisp red lip, a glossy head of curls, a strike of liquid liner.
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The dark glossy face has been replaced with a frosted white situation that's designed to blend in with your home.
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While it looks pigmented in the tube, it glides on sheer and leaves behind a subtle hint of glossy color.
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To match her gown exactly, Bui started by sweeping on OPI polish in Candied Kingdom, a glossy, candy-apple red.
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Nude, glossy lips are trending, glitter is taking over the runways, and everyone is still really concerned with their brows.
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Kylie's matte brown pout is now veering nude and glossy; off-the-shoulder tops are inching back towards spaghetti straps.
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Egg cartons and glossy magazines are not, for there is no market for the materials of which they are made.
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The darker option, Deepsea Black, has a subtle hint of blue, but it too is an extremely glossy fingerprint magnet.
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And there's really something for everyone inside — from glossy bright glosses and sooty shadows to neutral lipsticks and metallic bronzers.
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Irene Bowen Amanda Ochoa Ashley, many of your photos are shot with colored backdrops and have a glossy, "girly" theme.
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The Immigration and Customs Enforcement attorney arrives, a young blond woman in a crisp red skirt suit and glossy heels.
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The women who looked back at me from the culture pages of glossy magazines were tall, willowy, and expensive-looking.
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And if you ask us, it's a hell of a lot more convincing than ad space in a glossy magazine.
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Trump even had McConney print out 8×10 glossy photos of him for his signoff before they were posted online.
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She wore her hair down in light beach waves, and kept her makeup all natural with a glossy pink lip.
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His portrait of the writer Quentin Crisp (pictured) is a study in androgyny, emphasising Crisp's glossy lips and long eyelashes.
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She attended the Golden Globes, appeared in a glossy spread in the New York Times magazine, and met Tommy Wiseau.
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That glossy finish also makes the phone pretty slippery in hand — not great if you're prone to dropping your phone.
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These films are trying to carve out space not just for Asian American narratives, but for glossy Asian American escapism.
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And for the 2016 BRIT Awards, the musician let her hair down, opting for a glossy blowout with flipped ends.
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Even when scratches are visible in the glossy white ground, there is something implacable about the surfaces of these works.
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She rarely wears natural makeup, opting instead for shimmering blue eyeshadow, glossy black or blue lipstick, and of course, red.
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I got to see and handle the two new phones ahead of today's announcement and they are strikingly, shockingly glossy.
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There are even moments in the Elijah romance that border on glossy romantic-comedy sentimentality, but maybe that's on purpose.
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Besides dope nail art, the glossy finish is part of why we'll drop $40 for a manicure at the salon.
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Nothing feels better than knowing who's going to be "in" long before they're splashed across glossy magazines and internet headlines.
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Twain's outfits in the album's music videos included full leopard-print costumes, glossy latex pants, top hats, and flowing fabric.
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Oh, and don't worry: The balm looks green in the tube, but leaves a clear, glossy finish on the lips.
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It felt slightly tacky as it dried, so I dusted on some setting powder to lock in the glossy formula.
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While this laptop doesn't have a Retina display, it features an LED-backlit glossy widescreen display with a 1440x900 resolution.
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In issue 12, which is available March 6, Zendaya (who also covers the glossy) interviews the 25-year-old rapper.
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Acer takes on that trend in laptop opulence with diamond-cut edging around the touchpad and a glossy metal hinge.
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From glossy berry tips to delicate metallic accents, scroll through to find the festive mani to match your 2019 vibe.
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The leaked images range from extremely glossy photos that appear to be official renderings to more elaborate hands-on videos.
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It's more or less the defining feature of the GameCube's controller, with its huge, glossy surface that demands your attention.
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At their original price, the headphones' glossy plastic construct paled in comparison to other, less expensive wireless on-ear models.
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While the allure of fresh, glossy color knows no season, fall really is the best time for a refresh. Why?
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He'll arrange for her to land a splashy movie role, to appear on the cover of a major glossy magazine.
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Moreover, out of all the modern gadgets with glossy screens, the reflections you get off the Switch's screen are infuriating.
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"I have the utmost respect for that woman," Grande, who has previously collaborated with the pop icon, told the glossy.
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The world is still waiting for John Cho to get the glossy Sleepless in Seattle-style rom-com he deserves.
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Its glossy plastic sides, however, do mean you'll never see it clean again once you peel away the plastic wrap.
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According to the glossy, it was also the first time a cover star didn't have a stylist choosing her outfits.
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"They might try to kill us, but we won't let them take away our heart," she said with glossy eyes.
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So I would do a glitter eye and glossy lips or matte lips but I wouldn't use glitter, glitter, glitter!
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If a song involved giant, glossy manes, lewd gestures, or a live music video, you can bet Mullett played it.
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I loved it's glossy pop synths and her husky lilt so much she made my best of 2015 list, easy.
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But they're also reliably stuffed with what E3 is theoretically all about: glossy trailers, surprise game announcements, extended gameplay demos.
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Anecdotally, I've spoken with many porn viewers who are turned off by the glossy professionalism of high-production-value porn.
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Irrespective of any expected stumbling blocks, the Hollywood machine has continued to market biopics as glossy, money-making, blockbuster productions.
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There is no movie regardless, just a series of glossy tableau that lack even the vulgar charge of real porn.
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The piano black, as I said, ridiculously glossy and very probably a fingerprint magnet, but it doesn't seem too slippery.
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Marketers, who can reach dental hygienists or insurance brokers through AdWords, are making an end run around glossy association magazines.
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You'll be able to buy the OnePlus 2619 in either a glossy or matte black or a shimmery white variant.
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With greater dynamic range, the Pixel camera was able to capture reflections and gleams glancing off the glossy car exteriors.
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Her first post was a picture of her smiling with bronzed cheekbones, glossy lips, thick eyebrows and intensely dark eyes.
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"School Bus Glossy Yellow" is a color that was specifically formulated in 1939 for use on North American school buses.
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The final version will increase the price ($1,800) but increases the storage to 512GB, and adds a glossy 4K display.
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The royal mom of three is the queen of the glossy blowout — a style Meghan herself has recently tried out.
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Autograph seekers converge on every PGA Tour stop bearing glossy prints for the players to sign, but this was different.
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The water ganache on this almond flour cake is so shiny and glossy it's almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
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In the early 90s, the genre of the erotic thriller—with its glossy surfaces and seductive double-crosses—was king.
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His work references hyphy as much as it does the glossy, synth-driven melodies of legendary pop producer Giorgio Moroder.
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The director captures a uniquely Israeli setting under the crisp glossy texture of a French disco video from the 70s.
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At the same time, he gives his images a glossy flare that reminds the viewer of his subjects' supernatural origins.
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The glossy studio of my imagination is instead a sparsely furnished room with white wooden floors and white clapboard walls.
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Lined up on the tarmac were "five glossy black beauties, rarin' to go," with fanfare, and military brass watching takeoff.
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But the price didn't disqualify it from mention in the high-end glossy magazines, including Vogue, Elle and Harper's Bazaar.
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Inside, if you get there, you'll find glossy promotional materials for the brands, complete with bright colors and kitschy catchphrases.
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Glossy photography definitely looks better IRL, but it also essentially just ends up in the trash, just like everything else.
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Instead, it's been operating on a model that more closely resembles one long employed by glossy and general interest magazines.
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He brags to a slender-faced detective about his newfound work at glossy magazines, seemingly hell-bent on proving himself.
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Bottles of palm wine are kept behind the counter, ready to calm everything down with their glossy, cider-like effervescence.
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Chase & Papi holds fancy "Yappy Hour" parties around Manhattan in private lofts and in the lobbies of glossy apartment buildings.
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He toys with guitar tones and production strategies; he takes more liberties with his vocals; he leaves things less glossy.
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In what sense is it "feminist" to provide viewers with a glossy, sensationalized portrayal of women's deepest anxieties and paranoias?
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His mechanisms are straightforward and legible — if Bad Bunny has been the tastemaker ambassador, Balvin has been the glossy centrist.
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It's the equivalent of printing copies of the Space Jam website and organizing them into a glossy coffee table book.
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The first season of the glossy drama centers on a set of rich and feuding parents living in Monterey, Calif.
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The courting of Brides magazine had none of the meet-cutes and grand gestures often described in its glossy pages.
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The dining room walls and ceiling are painted a glossy dark blue, set off to dramatic effect with recessed lighting.
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Those who are fooled by the glossy presentation into thinking they're getting a picture book are in for a surprise.
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The app does a remarkable job of helping you line up and frame photos and eliminating glare from glossy printouts.
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Past it was the furniture store, with exposed pipes, dark walls and a mix of glossy and raw-edged furniture.
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Even in this era of fast fashion, many Dong women still devote countless hours to making the dark, glossy cloth.
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"They're shiny and glossy and fueled by tech money and start-ups," said Pradeep Giri, 33, a manager at PricewaterhouseCooper.
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Just three or four egg whites, whipped for 10 minutes or so with sugar until stiff and glossy, are enough.
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It also reflects the current turmoil in the glossy magazine industry, which has struggled to adapt to the digital age.
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She wears smoky eye shadow and subtly glossy lipstick, and her short hair is swept elegantly away from her forehead.
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Feature The editor in chief has taken on a seemingly impossible task: reinventing the glossy magazine for a hyperempathetic generation.
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Glossy stone columbaria have niches that residents can reserve for storing their cremated ashes someday, in hand-turned wooden urns.
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Out of context, many of the vibrant images could easily be read as glossy ads for products sold at Target.
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He made loafers super-glossy, in silver, gold and Emerald City green — and then gave their soles the same treatment.
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There is nothing objectionable about Michael Bully Herbig's glossy political thriller, "Balloon," but there's nothing particularly exciting about it, either.
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I also like the smooth feel of the matte surface, but some folks prefer the friction of a glossy screen.
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Unless you get the purple one, the glossy black model is as close to anonymous as I could possibly imagine.
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But just like Katie's Instagram photos, behind that glossy veneer lies a different story, which is a lot more complicated.
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The glossy British music magazine Mojo published an article about the musicians who inspired the guitar innovations of Sonic Youth.
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Water-based polyurethanes have grown in popularity in recent years, and the finishing sheen can range from matte to glossy.
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When People did a glossy President Trump cover in November, it was attacked by anti-Trump readers and liberal celebrities.
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After the glossy stiffness of New Babyl, some Biggie and Kendrick Lamar is everything the characters and viewers could want.
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For the cover story of CR Fashion Book, her twice-a-year glossy magazine, which arrived on newsstands on Sept.
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Beams that once supported a printing press are rigged with trapeze swings and glossy ribbons of fabric for aerial maneuvers.
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Unlike the existing P30 Pro, it comes in a two-tone matte and glossy finish, in either blue or lavender.
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Much of the fat simply yields a glossy liquid that makes a delicious sauce for the lightly smoky pulled pork.
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In glossy magazine tear sheets that became a riot of prints and duct tape that encircled stiletto boots for shine.
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He hired a writer, Grady Hendrix, to flesh out the story, and packaged the book like a glossy Ikea catalog.
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But Dietrich was real, a dream made flesh, whereas Bagheera's equally glossy exterior is no more than a virtual hide.
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The people, the buildings, the beach—it was all flat and dull, despite the glossy finish of the photo paper.
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Berries hung in bead-curtain arrangements, and glossy persimmon-colored structures resembling bulbous pinecones made upturned pouches, catching the rain.
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This Kardashian shared her perfectly polished pecker on social media ... Can you guess the girl behind the glossy fish gape?
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"It's striking, strong and feminine," says Lynsey Alexander, the London-based makeup artist behind the glossy noir mouths at Courrèges.
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The glossy book is organized into sections—Formation, Shouts, Providers, and Reverberation—all beautifully illustrated with graphics, photos, and comics.
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It looks like the most fun block party ever—filled with actual humans, not glossy video extras from central casting.
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And don't forget: You can get the magazine (100-plus glossy pages) delivered to your doorstep each month by subscribing.
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Leslie-Smith lived alone in a wooden bungalow full of books and glossy houseplants a few doors from my childhood home.
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Funnily enough Zuckerberg doesn't mention those actual Facebook microtargeting categories in his glossy explainer of how its "relevant" ads business works.
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They coated the dull space in fresh white paint, paired with rich, dark-wood floors and upgraded to glossy modern cabinetry.
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Finally, for $1,800 you up the storage to 512GB and move from a matte 1080p display to a glossy 4K display.
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There is one downside to the Galaxy S10e's design, however: The glossy mirror-like rear panel picks up fingerprint smudges easily.
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"I found it easier to date someone who understands the industry or is in that world," she told the fashion glossy.
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George Hamilton is latest star to step into Colonel Sanders' glossy white shoes to promote KFC's extra crispy fried chicken recipe.
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The grouping placed bound poetry collections and letterpress broadsides in conversation with stapled zines, brightly colored risograph posters, and glossy magazines.
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" Hollywood website The Wrap called the movie "a glossy muddle" while Britain's Guardian newspaper said it was "a vanilla dystopian romance.
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It's the unwanted but likely conclusion to the final years of Interview, which saw the glossy rotting from the inside out.
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On her Instagram Story, Jenner posted this shot of her floral manicure: bare and glossy with yellow sunflowers sprinkled over top.
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Afterward, I still don't measure up to the glossy magazine beauties with their unblemished faces, but at least I feel relief.
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If your idea of artistic success is a yacht and glossy magazine covers, you might take this as evidence of failure.
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Others play on surface shifts such as dividing a shape into matte and glossy sections or by way of subtle overlays.
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Those photos showed the S8 in silver, while these appear to be the black model (with a glossy black aluminum frame).
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But, of course, it's worth remembering that if you do go for glossy, you've got to learn to love the scratches.
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I remember telling the well-meaning artist what I wanted: glittery lids and glossy lips to go with my ruffled gown.
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Looks from the opposite end of the spectrum, as neutral shades in glossy textures feel fresh with neon and pastel eyeshadows.
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It's no polished, glossy Trump International Hotel, but at least it's not an ethics disaster that locals avoid like the plague.
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It is beautifully packaged, left my lips soft and glossy and healthy-looking, but there was no discernible improvement in volume.
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