This isn't the first time Moore's graced the small screen.
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A similar homonormative attitude graced the inside of its pages.
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But they know that luck, not sweat, graced their paths.
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She graced advertisements for Pepsi, Clairol, Hallmark Cards and others.
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Kim and Kanye graced the cover of Vogue in 2014.
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For 22016 years Sir Terry graced our screens and airwaves.
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And we've been graced with Niall Horan's debut solo record, Flicker.
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We were graced by an appearance from his Excellency Emperor Palpachu!
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This Sunday, televisions will be graced with the 88th Academy Awards.
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The Byers household has once again been graced by Lonnie's presence.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's fourth child graced the most recent cover of ¡HOLA!
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Those special times when the higher end stuff graced my lips?
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When she graced the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.
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Cox graced the cover of Cosmo South Africa's February issue. 443.
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The chair that Mr Berlin once graced at Oxford lies empty.
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So, which song will be graced with Oscars glory in 2018?
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Last year Taylor Swift and Rita Ora graced the main stage.
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The brand's comfy shoes have even graced the feet of royalty.
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Ms. Kowroski graced the same scene with Amar Ramasar on Tuesday.
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And he graced and honored the Sabbath with his beautiful words.
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Parton graced the magazine's cover in 1978 when she was 32.
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After all, she's so iconic she's graced an American postage stamp.
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And through all the women sportswriters who have graced these pages.
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Twenty-three years since Ajax last graced club soccer's greatest game.
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Crip Camp just graced my Netflix stream and it was magic.
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A photo of Mr. Denton's grandmother, Agnes, graced the beverage menu.
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Some have been busy since the show last graced our screens!
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Over the course of her modeling career, she graced 15 covers.
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Every American president from Gerald Ford on, has graced its rooms.
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The works graced the courts of the Persians, Mongols and French.
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That sigil on the album cover has never graced any priest's vestments.
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This Thursday, he's graced us with another star-studded and hilarious throwback.
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"Jahi McMath ~ Highly favored, deeply loved, richly blessed, amazingly graced," Winkfield wrote.
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Without them, we never would've been graced with this clip of Rihanna.
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But in the past week she has graced articles about tax evasion.
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Finally, we've been graced with some damn good news for a change!
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Before Gilead, she graced American television screens as a preternaturally blond evangelist.
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It's been four years since GirlBoss Sophia Amoruso graced the Disrupt stage.
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The same three types of products graced the ad again in 2018.
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In my great-grandmother's day, patchworks of marshlands and beach graced Huelva.
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English is not graced with a single word to express that concept.
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A woodcut of a futurist cathedral by Lyonel Feininger graced its cover.
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All three are perched near the Pacific and graced by rolling hills.
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Its minaret has graced the Mosul skyline for more than 800 years.
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It's been 10 years since Parks and Recreation first graced our TV screens.
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The week after the wedding, the glamorous pair graced the cover of PEOPLE.
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The very Iris Chacón who graced the cover of countless magazines including Playboy.
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Lo and behold, another new photo of Saint West has graced the Internet.
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He graced the covers of teen magazines w/ my Brothers in the '70s.
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Bay windows let in glorious light, and French doors graced the living room.
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Beyoncé has graced the Bey Hive with the first photo of her twins.
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And we're not talking the bougie books that graced our grandmother's shelves, either.
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The Bachelor is one such show that inexplicably has never graced UK screens.
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Chrissy graced Instagram with a photo which perfectly highlighted a new mom struggle.
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It seems like an eternity since Amanda Bynes has graced the scandal pages.
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Byrne has graced the folds of Playboy Magazine in a nude photo shoot.
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What did we do before the robotic lawnmower graced us with its presence?
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It's been a minute since Justin Bieber graced us with a new single.
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The MUNCHIES test kitchen was graced by some real food innovators this year.
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The movie follows Simon Pegg's character Neil, who is graced with the powers.
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He graced the covers of teen magazines w/ my Brothers in the '267s.
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" Meanwhile, Urban graced the stage with a rendition of his hit "We Were.
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Touted as the personification of innovation, Holmes graced the covers of major magazines.
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In November 2016, she first graced the runway at São Paulo fashion week.
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Her images have graced the pages of publications like Wonderland, Garage, and Dazed.
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She even graced Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland with a Destiny's Child reunion.
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Ebony magazine was honoring celebrities who had graced its covers over the years.
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The clone is missing a patch of black fur that graced Garlic's chin.
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It was 2014, and she graced a Candy magazine cover highlighting trans women.
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We'll be graced with sunshine and blue skies for the next few days.
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Well, that's because Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Grey graced Grey's Anatomy with her presence.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: GizmodoGoogle graced us with a fancy, new Gmail.
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Most recently, Fiennes Tiffin graced the cover of the Spring 2019 Prada Wonderland issue.
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Rachel Green is perhaps the most fashionable character to have graced our television screens.
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Even the musical genius behind "Sandstorm," Darude, has graced the Australian bridge's great heights.
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Today, Google's homepage is graced by record- and stereotype-breaking runner Fanny Blankers-Koen.
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"I have played possibly the unfunniest character ever to have graced television," he joked.
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Surely you haven't forgotten about Mac N Cheetos, which graced BK menus this summer.
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The audience graced Rogen with a standing ovation, crowning him victor for the night.
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One of Mr. Koons's "Balloon Dog" statues has graced the lawn of that estate.
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Few musicians who graced the Grammys have warm and fuzzy feelings towards Donald Trump.
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Most notably, this RompHim of Kim Jong-un's face has (dis)graced our eyes.
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A vibrant rainbow graced the skies above Prince's home Thursday ... hours after he died.
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Even deep-fried Twinkies, inspired by the popular carnival snack, graced shelves for while.
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It seems like it's been a minute since the Barden Bellas graced our screen.
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We have not seen his likes since Davy Crockett graced the halls of Congress.
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Here are the rare and beautiful times Prince graced us with his acting chops.
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We've already been graced with at least two pretty fantastic BB-8 robot toys.
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For the lucky ones whose garages are graced by this machine, it's about indulgence.
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"I'm the oldest living broad that ever graced a major cosmetics campaign," she says.
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Volleyball has graced the Games since 1964 (the beach volleyball competition began in 1996).
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Animals graced her work, and she had a mini-menagerie at La Casa Azul.
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They graced many a cover of Popular Science magazine through the 1920s and '30s.
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That seemed to be the takeaway from 2019, where multiple presenters graced the stage.
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His face, and adept golf swing, have graced the cover of countless golf publications.
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Starbucks&apos Unicorn Frappuccinos had not yet graced Instagram — which did not even exist.
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Kendrick Lamar, Michelle Williams, Felicity Jones, and Michael B. Jordan have graced recent covers.
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David Raposa: Way too many ex-Phillies have graced the ESPN baseball broadcast booth.
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The 32-year-old Holmes, who'd graced the covers of outlets like Forbes, Inc.
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Mason Grammer has joined the long list of celebrity kids who have graced the catwalk.
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She's even graced fans with three new photos, though none of them are of her.
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Graced with little formal education, he nonetheless seemed to know things that other people didn't.
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She then graced her niece, Kim Kardashian West's daughter, with one of her darkest shades.
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It's only Tuesday, but Drew Barrymore has graced us with some amazing #ThrowbackThursday-style photos.
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The Zimbabwean-born former Olympic swimmer's face has graced the cover of several fashion magazines.
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Both features are almost identical to the box Tony the Tiger has graced since 1951.
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The DIY mega-site has graced us with six of the top pinned pumpkin pies.
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And before that, she graced Glamour UK's cover with a fresh face, freckles and all.
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Old-school mindsets shifted when, in 1974, Beverly Johnson graced the cover of American Vogue.
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The boy is their third child and he's been graced with an ultra chill moniker.
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Yep, they all graced the silver screen as a duo...and ended up breaking up.
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Her trademark hoarse bellow graced the New Orleans-shot video for Beyoncé's "Formation," for example.
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The sparkling Lotus Flower Tiara has graced the heads of several generations of royal women.
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We can hardly believe that it's been 218 years since Superbad first graced our screens.
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He's already graced the cover of Men's Health and had a bit-part acting career.
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Lastly, Tana graced the camera, sporting a wide smile and showing off her baby bump.
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Ferrera, who has completed two triathlons already, graced the cover of Triathlon Magazine in April.
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Kerr and her dog, named Teddy, graced the November 2017 cover of Harper's Bazaar Australia.
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Solar shingles graced the roofs of many houses, and a Tesla sat in every driveway.
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It's horrifying (but actually not the scariest in-home-Cesarean that has ever graced Shondaland).
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A sheer tomato sauce graced the homemade potato gnocchi, so fluffy they were almost weightless.
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No such record is kept for the men who have graced the tournament's final four.
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O.K., Curtis Granderson — who graced both the Yankees and Mets — wearing Carl Furillo's No. 6?
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Posh and Becks, came in and graced some people in the crowd with their conversation.
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Since 2200, Beisel had graced every major American team in international competition, including three Olympics.
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It wasn't long before he graced the nearby town of Apatity with his war chariot.
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At 63, Christie Brinkley graced another Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, this time joined by her daughters.
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Just an hour ago, Chopra graced our feeds with her own take on the viral #10YearChallenge.
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Venezuela, graced with the world's largest oil reserves, was once the economic envy of South America.
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The third-littlest West graced the cover of WWD this month — her first cover spread, ever.
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Despite outright pleading from fans, Taylor Swift hasn't yet graced us with her sixth studio album.
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They've graced the feet of Gigi and Bella Hadid, Selena Gomez, Olivia Palermo, and Blake Lively.
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Biden's SVU appearance won't be the first time America's kooky uncle has graced the small screen.
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It has been almost 10 years since Glee first graced our televisions, and Matthew Morrison — a.k.a.
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The collection takes inspiration from some of the marquee performers who have graced the Apollo stage.
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She graced the Grammys stage when she won two awards for her debut album Pure Heroine.
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Now that the gown has graced Jones' curves, it will find a new home, Siriano reveals.
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Once upon a time, a little version of you may have graced your family's holiday card.
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In the past decade Italian teams have graced just three Champions League finals, triumphing in one.
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"Tonight, we're reminded that American democracy has been graced by the touch of Italy," Obama said.
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And nearly a year ago, she graced the first-ever cover of Unconditional magazine's July issue.
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Many versions are graced with rubber-tipped heels — an extra layer of protection from springtime puddles.
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THE last time that golf graced the Olympic games was in 1904 in St Louis, Missouri.
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Ms. Holmes graced the cover of numerous magazines, including T: The New York Times Style Magazine.
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No best-selling book like Milton and Rose Friedman's Capitalism and Freedom ever graced his résumé.
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Back in November 2015, Clarke graced the cover of Esquire magazine as its Sexiest Woman Alive.
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In the months after, though, Ellingwood was graced with what seemed like a bit of luck.
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They collectively sold millions and millions of records and graced the covers of stacks of magazines.
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An illustration of Toast even graced the side of this $88 tote bag from Parker Thatch.
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She was celebrated as a female founder success story and often graced the cover of magazines.
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Indeed, several of his trees graced the White House in 2013 after winning a national contest.
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Fans will notice some very familiar faces who have graced the small screen in recent years.
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Eremenko has since graced the cover of Elle Bulgaria and appeared in ads for Guess and Balmain.
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Seal finally, finally reappeared and graced the production with something we hadn't seen yet: actual acting. 30.
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Those are just a few of the spectacular stories that graced the pages of Gizmodo this week.
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Lionel Messi, Argentina's 220-year-old captain, has almost certainly graced the tournament for the last time.
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But the night wasn't over before Smino and Tierra Whack graced the stage with their intricate melodies.
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The GT4 Stinger concept graced the Detroit stage three years ago, but then seemed to fade away.
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You may remember Maria Borges and Herieth Paul both graced the stage in 2017 with short 'fros.
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Two of America's biggest names have graced us with eight magical minutes of advice, reminiscing and laughing.
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There have been plenty of other icons of nerd culture who graced The Big Bang Theory before.
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For starters, the 26-year-old graced the cover with a high-leg, low-cut silver bodysuit.
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Last year, you weren't Taylor Swift squad-official until you'd graced the stage during her 1989 tour.
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Icons such as Lou Reed, David Bowie and Bruce Springsteen have all graced the stage at Max's.
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The two became a Hollywood power couple as they graced magazine covers and attended red carpets together.
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The gala was graced by vast images of Mr Xi, the object of an inchoate personality cult.
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On Monday, they discovered that the lamppost was graced with a designated parking sticker specifically for him.
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Madison's conduct would be graced by propriety were she placed in the most adverse circumstances of life.
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The Sanrio-created character has graced everything from phones to bottles of wine and colorful makeup collections.
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But every now and then we are graced by wonderous moments that lay bare the human condition.
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So, it's the perfect time to rank all the dude buns the series has been graced with.
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We know this because he is just like every other dude who has been graced the franchise.
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Miriam Gonzalez, who graced the magazine in 2001, thanked Hefner and credited him with changing her life.
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Long before Jenner graced the background scenes of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," she was America's darling.
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But the melodious tones that graced the airways for over 30 years sound a bit different today.
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M.C. — and have graced the feet of countless style icons of the music, fashion, and art worlds.
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Serena Williams, for example, graced the cover of Vogue in a Rag & Bone sheath dress last year.
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That rare sense of inner peace has graced me several times over the month since the retreat.
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She just refuses to listen, less because she's gifted with boldness than because she's graced with youth.
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It has been graced by visits from speakers such as Jimmy Carter and the historian Robert Caro.
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Its campus, in the heart of New Delhi, is graced with rose-color buildings and stately gardens.
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Accessible homes have even graced the cover of national design magazines, whether readers knew it or not.
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New York, graced with the generosity of Astor, Tilden and Carnegie, was foundational in the library movement.
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The country star toured the world, graced multiple covers, and hosted her own star-studded Christmas special.
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Three faces graced the cover of the original pamphlet, also penciled in shades of black and gray.
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The 34-year-old graced the cover of Sports Illustrated, styled in a sheer turtleneck Valentino gown.
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His designs have graced the ears and collarbones of stars like Taraji P. Henson and Kate Winslet.
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After just 18 months with the academy, he became a marvel that graced stages around the world.
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Some objects are graced with nametags and descriptions, such as two plastic bags of old testosterone tubes.
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You could even pair it with that giant peppermint chocolate bar TJ's graced us with earlier this season.
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The star's theatrics were unlike anything that had graced the VMAs stage, and trust us, that's saying something.
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Farrah graced the cover of Playboy in 1978 and then again 1995, when she also posed naked inside.
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This year is the first time that a Chinese president has graced the Alps' elite enclave of Davos.
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She made her SI debut in the 2011 issue and then graced the cover in 2012 and 2013.
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It's been 25 years since Alisan Porter graced the big screen as the curly-haired, pint-sized orphan.
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Berry graced the red carpet alongside Alison Moed Paolercio, one of the first nurses assigned to the ward.
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It's been too long since Miley Cyrus has graced our television and laptop screens with her energetic presence.
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And most recently, the star graced the cover of French Elle barefoot, promoting her new movie Money Monster.
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How To: Spicy Pan-Fried Chicken with Matty MathesonBefore Matty Matheson graced your tv screen on IT'S SUPPERTIME!
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LONDON — Ronnie Corbett, the entertainer and comedian who graced British screens for several decades, has died aged 85.
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In 2016, Netflix graced the world with a long overdue alternative to streaming on shitty plane WiFi: Downloads.
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While Krispy Kreme has graced the tastebuds of us Yankees for some time now, Cheerwine remains uniquely Southern.
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Will Smith's Instagram account is fresher than any prince who's ever graced Bel-Air, and he knows it.
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Don't think the message of the evening didn't hit home, particularly to the men who graced the stage.
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Lady Gaga has finally graced us with her own set of emoji, which include iMessage stickers and GIFs.
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This marks the first time a total eclipse has graced skies above the lower 48 states since 33.
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So when these big bags of gourmet 'mallows graced my desk, I was elated to say the least.
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She's got the training Amara La Negra graced the TV of Latino families every Saturday for six years.
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Rihanna, Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Beyoncé have all graced the stage during the early parts of their career.
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For 30 years, he has graced magazine covers, had hit TV shows and been omnipresent in our lives.
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Somehow it didn't feel like five years since Peter Bjorn and John had graced us with their presence.
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Remember last summer, when every celebrity you could think of graced the stage during Taylor Swift's 1989 Tour?
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She also graced the cover of i-D's music issue, as well as Harper's Bazaar and V Magazine.
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There are 46 windows facing Beacon Street but only one — mine — was graced with those evil-looking birds. . . .
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The Bose SoundSport wireless headphones graced the top of that list because of their features and sound quality.
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Her work has regularly graced the pages of AnOther, i-D, Dazed, Pop, The Gentlewoman and British Vogue.
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The styles that graced the runways were a departure from tradition and a celebration of femininity and romance.
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Mathews, whose short fiction has graced many publications and "The Best American Short Stories," has talent in buckets.
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Germany ended second in the medals table with four golds, all in the women's sprints that Vogel graced.
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Rolex gifted him the watch back in 1967, and Phillips says it has graced his wrist ever since.
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The following month, jewelry by the British sculptor Emily Young graced the Victoria Beckham show in New York.
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The actress graced the cover of Elle in honor of International Women's Day, which takes place March 8.
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The previous year, Pliskova had graced the final of the United States Open, beating Williams on the way.
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In fact, in 2003, the Doodle was graced with a trick-or-treater who looks a bit familiar.
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While Zellweger has been a Hollywood staple for decades at this point, she's never graced the small screen before.
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We were graced with two snow games on Sunday, both of which featured players celebrating by making snow angels.
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As soon as the L train pulls up to the 6th Avenue platform, my phone is graced with connectivity.
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Her fight name, Petchnamneung Dragonmuaythai, has graced the flyers of six promotions in the past year she's been fighting.
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Banks graced the cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue in 1997 Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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This anti-porn stance is a bit of a change for Trump, who once graced the cover of Playboy.
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Janet Jackson graced the Billboard Music Awards stage to receive the prestigious Icon Award on Sunday in Las Vegas.
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Last year, the newly-engaged beauty graced the Miss USA stage, where she represented her home state of Texas.
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The pop star graced James Corden and The Late Late Show with a "Carpool Karaoke" ride-along last night.
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DuShon was a film, television, commercial and voice-over actress who also graced the stages of many Chicago theaters.
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The actresses Juliette Binoche and Isabelle Huppert, as well as the Australian rapper Iggy Azalea, graced the front row.
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Since then, she has been a runway mainstay for virtually every designer and has graced over 203,200 magazine covers.
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Rock's dynamic camerawork graced the cover artwork of many of these bands, capturing the decadent freedom of the era.
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With a healthy profile overseas, his art has graced Hermes stores, as well as, notoriously, the streets of Brisbane.
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Jackson, Mississippi resident Eddie Prosser was tired of the pothole that had graced his neighborhood for a year, unfixed.
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The model previously graced the cover of Vogue Turkey, Vogue Mexico and numerous Elle and Harper's Bazaar international titles.
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"She can't help but be herself," Larson recently told Entertainment Weekly, for which she graced the cover in character.
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From Princess Leia to Hermione Granger, cinema has graced us with some of the most inspiring role models imaginable.
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The upcoming MWC will be graced by a multitude of awesome new smartphones from a vibrant and thriving marketplace.
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"We have not seen his likes since Davy Crockett graced the halls of Congress," I wrote here back then.
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Management is selective in booking musical talent, but Maya Jane Coles, Snoop Dogg, and more have graced its stage.
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Extra cheeky One Direction chap, Horan graced his leftover fans with a surprise acoustic song, "This Town" last Friday.
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Kid President has graced us all with his powerful presence once again and this time he's talking about kids.
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This sweet family moment graced the front of their Christmas thank-you cards, which were received in January 2017.
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Jordan's movie is not graced with subtlety, nor does it wish to be, and that's the fun of it.
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But when Copland's music graced a CBS broadcast a half-century ago, it was in an entirely different idiom.
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Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Ben Khan, General Fiasco, The Japanese House, Superfood and Wolf Alice have all graced the roster.
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Our readers may know Roe Ethridge best for his iconic moldy fruit cover that graced our 2010 Photo Issue.
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But two years ago, our lives had not yet been graced with the overwhelming adorableness that is North West.
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By the end of its newly re-upped order, "The Simpsons" will have graced televisions screens for 713 episodes.
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Long before there was Essence magazine there was Ebony, and Aretha graced the cover of Ebony magazine many times.
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But the Texan known as Slim, along with his teammate Charlie Conerly, graced billboards and magazines throughout the country.
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The battle was too small to be graced with a name, or to receive any press coverage back home.
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Kim graced the cover of Vogue in 2019 — her 8th time appearing on the cover of a Vogue edition.
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President Bush was, like Trump, graced with very low unemployment rates, and it was reflected in his economic approval.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, the internet's resident mansplaining science troll, has yet again graced this world with an idiotic take.
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" He added, "Heaven is shining even brighter now that it is graced with B.'s dazzling and unforgettable smile.
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IT LOOKED for all the world like something that might have graced the cover of a 20203s comic book.
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To help us get to know someone whose identity is unknown, we're graced with the presence of Kate Brannen.
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LOS ANGELES — It's been five years since the non-wizarding world has been graced with a Harry Potter film.
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Previous brands that have graced Fishbowl's annual list include Shake Shack and Sweetgreen, which have both been rapidly expanding.
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A few paintings are semiabstract landscapes evoking unspoiled spaces graced by sea-grass, sand dunes, and fast-moving water.
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They have graced the Vegas strip at the Flamingo Hotel for 10 years and show no signs of letting up.
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For more than six decades since, every time she sang, we were all graced with a glimpse of the divine.
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She's also graced the witness box in divorces involving celebrities like Jim Carrey, Roseanne Barr, and Jean-Claude Van Damme.
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If you've ever graced the muddy paddocks of a B&S ball you will know what you're in store for.
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We hope that means this Disrupt will be graced by many interesting and tasty offerings from Red Hook's small businesses.
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Gwyneth Paltrow graced the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Annual Costume Institute Gala red carpet tonight, ending a three-year hiatus.
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She's graced the cover, shot an editorial for the magazine and is even expected to photograph the publication's next cover.
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You can track the emoji that have long graced our smartphone keyboards by scrolling to the trends section on Emojipedia.
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When FOX's Sleepy Hollow first graced screens in 2013, it had one of the most racially diverse casts on television.
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The feeling of community — of graced belonging — does not necessarily protect American Honey's characters from falling away from the faith.
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Far beyond any black star that has graced TV in the last 50 years… except Denzel [Washington] on St. Elsewhere.
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There was nothing wrong with John 'Hands of Stone' Lineker in terms of performances when he first graced the Octagon.
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It seemed as though 'Hands of Stone' had turned a corner when he next graced the Octagon against Alptekin Özkılıç.
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Almost 20 years after its final episode graced the small screen, Seinfeld still reigns as one of TV's biggest triumphs.
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The powerhouse songstress also graced the cover back in March 2012, photographed by high-fashion duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott.
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Tuesday marked seven years since Game of Thrones first graced our screens with gore, nudity, and well-developed character arcs.
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This weekend, sky-watchers can look forward to a phenomenon that hasn't yet graced the skies this year: a supermoon.
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The trio have graced the pages and covers of various magazines, including Harper by Harper's Bazaar and The Hollywood Reporter.
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Die-hard fans would be the first to notice that not everybody from the MTV original graced the red carpet.
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Back in March, older sister Gigi graced the front page in nothing but a few spritzes of Chanel No. 5.
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This year, the 33-year-old graced the stage on his own, celebrating the beauty and vibrancy of reggaeton music.
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She's also into fashion, having completed an internship at Chanel in Paris, and graced the cover of Tatler in April.
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Our Dear Lord Bieber has graced the social media site with his presence once more, and we are ever thankful.
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Our hearts are broken, but we will never forget the nine months she graced this pained planet with her radiance.
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Wright Thompson stood out among the personalities and athletes who graced the stage during ESPN's annual upfront presentation to advertisers.
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Nearly every Captains photo taken by the Green Bay Packers photographer prior to kickoff is graced with his goofy mug.
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Today, we've been graced with a video for the track, which is just as low-key as the music itself.
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Us Weekly just graced the world with the mother of all updates: New Girl's Hannah Simone is married and pregnant.
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The aforementioned Infant Island (whose screaming faces graced the previous edition of this column) released a promising debut last month.
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Since 1997, just 19 women have graced the stage at Apple events, and only nine of those were Apple representatives.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have graced almost every tabloid and magazine cover I've seen recently in supermarket checkout lines.
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It has graced the cracked Liberty Bell, losing Powerball numbers and that picture of Marco Rubio on a gigantic chair.
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Stephen Curry and some teammates graced the covers of magazines, or were prominently featured in them, even in Golf Digest.
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So when J's newest product graced my previously snack-packless desk, I felt like a kid heading right into recess.
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How could we not be graced with a live production of the Julie Andrews-fronted classic in the years ahead?
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It happened last February with Kerry Washington's InStyle cover (and also, possibly, on the December 2013 Lucky cover she graced).
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The outing — and accompanying sexy outfit — comes just weeks after Kardashian West graced the cover of the men's magazine — nude.
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With the famous back four first coming together in 1988, they graced the pitch altogether for just over a decade.
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As early as 2 years old, he graced billboards and magazine pages, walnut-brown eyes squinting above a wide smile.
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Although Bill Nye has graced the television screens for years, he's not immune to a super awkward moment on air.
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The baguette de tradition, or "traditional baguette," first graced the capital in 1993 as a counterpoint to mass-produced bread.
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Today we've also been graced with a music video for one of those brand new tracks, "Don't Take the Money".
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Sartorius also graced headlines in 2018 as part of a much-publicized relationship with "Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown.
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John, a gentleman graced with one of Mr. Gyllenhaal's mysterious accents, has been tracking Hermann but not nearly stealthily enough.
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Errol Flynn, Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Jr., Adolphe Menjou and Clark Gable all graced the silver screen with rapier mustaches.
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The other, at 550 Vanderbilt, which has sold 222 of 278 units since 2015, is graced with a low waterfall.
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For more than six decades since, every time she sang, we were all graced with a glimpse of the divine.
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Startlingly, this week their military commander Siraj Haqqani graced the opinion pages of the New York Times to court peace.
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And she often graced the movie screen, helping to bring black music from the vaudeville stage into the audiovisual age.
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Hades Rockstar's sequel to Red Dead Redemption landed on consoles in 2018, but it only recently graced the PC platform.
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It has since been seen as the inspiration behind so many other high ponytails that have graced the red carpet.
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Gregory's appearance on The Tonight Show marked the first time a black performer had ever graced those late-night cushions.
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It is the now-famous Obama-Washington hybrid that graced the cover of the New Yorker on January 26, 2009.
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So even though Samus hasn't graced the Switch yet, luckily there are still a few ways to get that feeling back.
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It's been a decade since The Hills graced our TV screens, and we have to admit we sometimes miss the stars.
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The English singer-songwriter on Wednesday graced the world with a cover of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song.
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However, in 1939, the product was graced with the one thing that typically ensures an immediate increase in demand: medical endorsement.
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On July 10 we were graced with the knowledge that you shouldn't necessarily trust the reviews of your favorite discounted product.
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The only difference between them is that just the official balls will be graced by the new president and vice-president.
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According to Grazia, Anwar is signed to IMG Models and has graced the pages of L'Uomo Vogue, Nylon, and Vogue Hommes.
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At first glance Cary Dubek looks like many other gay male characters who have graced the small screen this past decade.
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Pixar knew it had a star on its hands when it graced Toy Story 4 with Forky's presence this past summer.
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Some entertainers who once graced the WHCD's stage include Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, and Irving Berlin.
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Playboy invited seven models who previously graced the magazine's cover to recreate their iconic photos from the 70s, 80s and 603s.
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On magazine covers Julia Roberts has graced the cover of many a magazine throughout her years – often without her shoes on.
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Back in August, the Kardashians graced the cover of The Hollywood Reporter to celebrate 10 years of being in the spotlight.
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The supermodel has flown around the world and graced the cover of magazines, including the March 2019 issue of Vogue Japan.
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The supermodel graced the cover of French [ITALIC "Vogue"] and, earlier this week, anchored the Tommy Hilfiger Fall 2016 runway show.
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"Hopefully there will be more kids, for sure," she said recently as she graced the cover of Wonderland Magazine's Winter Issue.
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In a clip from Monday night, West graced judges (Harry Connick Jr., Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban) with an original song.
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One is Qualcomm's AptX HD, which has graced the excellent Bowers & Wilkins PX and Beyerdynamic Aventho Wireless from late last year.
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This wasn't the first time the Whitehorse telegraph office was graced by royalty – Queen Elizabeth visited with Prince Philip in 1959.
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Since then, Aden has graced the covers of Allure, CR Fashion Book and Vogue Arabia — all while proudly wearing her hijab.
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S. CEO of Babbel) and Jamie Bourke (founder of Outlier Ventures) — all of whom graced the stage at Disrupt Berlin 2018.
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Moretz was given the festival's Hollywood Rising Star Award and graced the opening night red carpet in a gown by Erdem.
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In the past 16 majors dating to the 2012 Australian Open, 16 men and 25 women have graced the final four.
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Four years ago Los Angeles "writer/producer/director" Linda Stuart graced Kickstarter with a crowdfunding project that impressed, it seems, nobody.
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Nevertheless, outside of the time a male directed it to a female, the "excuse me" interjection never graced a single headline.
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"If I'd been born in America, I would've run," he told Adweek as he graced the cover of this week's issue.
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His work has graced the walls of the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Fraenkel Gallery, and SF Camerawork to name a few.
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She appears to be in her early teens, yet she's already graced the cover of a magazine for young thrill-seekers.
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It's been 14 years since Psychonauts graced the world, and now we've got a nice extended look at the second game.
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In 2020, the London Underground's Jubilee line will be graced with full 4G phone signal — a first for London Tube lines.
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Natalie Portman graced the red carpet at the glamorous premiere of her new film Jackie at the Venice Film Festival tonight.
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In terms of magazines, both sisters graced the covers of a collective 50 different publications throughout the course of this year.
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The mother-daughter duo dressed up as the famous Disney princess and was graced with the presence of Princess Jasmine herself.
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N.Y.C. Nature It is interesting how the driest, most barren landscapes are often graced by plants as elegant as coastal jointweed.
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Fakes have been around as long as watches have graced the pockets and wrists of folks who would pay for them.
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Captives of a harsh and unyielding reality, we are also simultaneously graced by the constant ability to surpass its battering blows.
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"Donald J. Trump, defendant" has graced reams of court papers through decades of deal-making and New York real estate litigiousness.
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Other artists who've graced the small stage include Bill Monroe, Sam Bush, Ricky Skaggs, Alison Krauss, Dolly Parton and Gillian Welch.
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They were good looking and graced with curly halos and dazzling smiles that seemed bright enough to blot out every worry.
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A Nancy in jeans and moussed hair graced the covers of "The Nancy Drew Files," books aimed at a teenage audience.
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Along those lines, luxury cars are often perfectly crafted down to engine bays graced with structure braces that double as art.
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Now friends from back home graced my table though cardamom-infused chais and cheese-toast, each morsel an ode to remembrance.
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A few red states graced with booming metro areas, like Texas, flourished under Republican regimes of low taxes and light regulation.
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It's been 25 years since Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey and Phoebe first graced our screens in the beloved sitcom Friends.
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Edged with blues and graced with that elusive quality called swing, the film makes generous and judicious use of Morgan's recordings.
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Since 2005, a statue of Darrow's sparring partner at the trial, the orator William Jennings Bryan, has graced the courthouse lawn.
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It originally graced a similar site for those in transit: a passageway in the Gallery, a major mall at Market East.
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Five months after Kendall Jenner graced the front of a special edition of Vogue, the model landed the coveted September 2016 cover.
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Over the course of his acting career, Hemsworth has graced us with smoldering stares, gratuitous shirtlessness and, of course, high-quality performances.
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Since then, butter sculptures of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and Olympic figure skater Barbara Ann Scott have graced the expo grounds.
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His illustrations and posters have graced the pages of the New York Times and books, such as Kurt Vonnegut's Sun Moon Star.
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The singer/writer/Ultimate Summer Mood (see also: Hot Girl Summer) graced NPR and their Tiny Desk Concert series with her presence.
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The Vanity Fair after-party was graced by many of the biggest stars in the world, and their outfits did not disappoint.
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Back in December, Miley Cyrus graced social media with the loveliest wedding photos when she married her boyfriend, Liam Hemsworth, over Christmas.
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Yes, the one from that 'turn it upside down for a surprise' image that graced so many angsty Tumblrs in about 2010.
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It swept our nation's high schools, wormed its way into late night TV, and even graced the hallowed halls of professional wrestling.
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And now, the "Praying" singer has graced us with more music, and this new song is destined to be an instant classic.
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Given the absence of clear-cut shoreline features, scientists aren't entirely certain that a grand northern ocean once graced the Red Planet.
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We still don't know where Beyoncé and Jay-Z were or what they were doing in pictures that graced Instagram this weekend.
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He even graced one lucky patient with one of his patented Spidey flips in the hospital hallway, as the video above reveals.
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For 11 years, the couple had graced the red carpet together, raised two children, and provided us with some overall relationship goals.
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Wilson has teamed up with the luxury consignment site Viyet to sell a handful of pieces that once graced the Hanks house.
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The rescue cat has already appeared in a campaign for Hendrick's Gin, graced the pages of Vogue and posed for Stella McCartney.
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The Argonauts graced many a "best of" list in 2015 and won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Criticism in 2016.
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The artist is Yanick Paquette, whose lively, detailed lines have previously graced X-Men, Swamp Thing and, appropriately enough, Xena: Warrior Princess.
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Feminist musician Miss Eaves has graced us with a new music video praising a body part many women are often chastised for.
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It's some classic goodness for all of us who have missed David Brent since he graced our small screens in The Office.
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Well-known and obscure athletes, models, and singers have graced the cover since Sports Illustrated created the first special issue in 1964.
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In April of 2015, a life-size chocolate sculpture of Benedict Cumberbatch graced the halls of London's Westfield Stratford City shopping center.
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It hasn't graced the season since 2012, but the shorty bus is finally ready to come back, and the crowd is ravenous.
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Its founder, a 32-year-old Stanford dropout named Elizabeth Holmes, has graced various magazine covers and is a billionaire on paper.
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Graham's curvaceous frame in the magazine marks the first time a plus-size woman has graced its pages outside of an advertisement.
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The mother-to-be graced the runway at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week in Mumbai in a beautiful pink and green sari.
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After the 1977 film was released, Pooh and his friends from the Hundred Acre Wood have graced our screens a few times.
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Kirsebom, who once graced the cover of Sports Illustrated, tells the Daily Mail she was emotionally distraught following the correspondents' dinner encounter.
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Swami Dayananda Saraswati's modest ashram in Tamil Nadu, in southern India, is graced by verdant forest surroundings, but runs on communal labor.
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She graced the podium five times, prompting members of the Chinese news media to ask her if she were made of iron.
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I'm going to come out and say it: Harry Styles is the most good looking man to have ever graced this planet.
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Sir Elton John graced Winsdor Castle with his appearance donning a tailored suit, accessorized with none other than his iconic eye wear.
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For a moment it's like a spring from my youth, a phantom of the golden poppy fields that once graced our state.
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After what seemed like an eternal winter (RIP spring, we hardly knew thee), the sun has finally graced us with its presence.
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Six of his teammates in that game also graced the Los Angeles starting lineup in the first two games of this series.
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A canvas by Ludwig Meidner shows two men scuffling and is graced with the wonderful title "The Incident in the Suburbs" (1915).
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My mother is the former Patsy Shally, a world-famous model who graced the covers of Vogue and Glamour in the 220s.
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I count myself among the lucky patrons who have been graced by the ghosts shut up in the bones of that place.
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And here are just a few more of the speakers who graced the TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 stage: You get the idea.
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"Heaven is shining even brighter now that it is graced with B.'s dazzling and unforgettable smile," Gasby wrote in the post.
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And the New York subway system, whose cars and platforms are regularly graced with free-styling buskers, certainly provides a fitting context.
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Su has also had his eye on another human gene, FOXP2, which is believed to have graced us with our language abilities.
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She had a string of platinum records, she packed concert halls and her wide-eyed beauty graced magazine covers across the country.
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He had graced the stage at the Royal Opera House but had also taken time out to visit his brothers in prison.
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The actors gave Mueller a timeline as a picture of the former FBI director in a Santa hat graced the stage above them.
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They expressed shock at a shooting in such a neighborhood, which is graced with parks, pretty two-story brick homes and street cafes.
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The 21-year-old beauty mogul graced the September issue wearing a black long-sleeve jacket and a super fresh-faced makeup look.
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Many of these titles have graced the New York Times Best Seller list while others (just a few!) were self-published vanity projects.
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Even diehard Game of Thrones fans are justifiably a little rusty since it's been so long since this series graced our TV screens.
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"Royalty, world leaders, and Hollywood icons have graced this property perched atop a summit that overlooks all that Los Angeles has to offer."
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It's always fun to look back and see how our favorite celebrities have evolved since the first time they graced the red carpet.
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Adorable (and adoptable!) players from Team Ruff and Team Fluff graced the PEOPLE Now studios on Tuesday morning, accompanied by referee Dan Schachner.
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But the results of the 2016 American Taekwondo Association World Expo, held earlier in this month, recently graced the digital pages of Yahoo!
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The youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner family, who recently graced the cover of Forbes, just launched her own custom face filter on Instagram.
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It started with Regina King's best supporting actress win for Beale Street, who graced up that stage looking visibly vulnerable and tear-filled.
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Photo by MariordoFour years ago, Panama City was graced with Trump's decidedly non-phallic tower which is the tallest building in the city.
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She's already graced us with Daya by Zendaya, a shoe line that allows us to cop at least one part of her wardrobe.
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Around me, I noticed others embracing the tool; the colorful plastic graft graced the phones of my family, my friends, and many colleagues.
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His picture graced most newspapers on Sunday as French hopes soar that they can bring the World Cup home for a second time.
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On Thursday, the star shared photos of herself posing completely nude as she graced the cover of Women&aposs Health&aposs September issue.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann, 39, graced Snapchat with a series of sultry posts on Monday, sharing shots of herself in a tiny, patterned swimsuit.
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It's been a solid 12 years since Bridget Jones last graced our screens, but the intervening decade hasn't made her any less blundering.
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We're sure it graced other attractive celebrity faces at the Oscars; in fact, it's probably gracing a few faces near you right now.
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Stranger Things graced fans at Comic-Con's massive Hall H on Saturday evening with the reveal of its full trailer for season two.
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He has not graced advertisements since 1997, when the federal government ruled that the cartoon images violated rules about advertising cigarettes to children.
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Because the brains behind this shakshuka-serving institution have graced us with a cookbook featuring the recipes we simply can't get enough of.
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Biles' gold medals clanked together as she went to unveil the box – a photo of Biles alone graced the back of the box.
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That fruit is used for Turley's white zinfandel, which has graced the wine list at Curtis Stone's Beverly Hills tasting menu concept Maude.
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She later graced her more than 90 million Instagram followers with stunning holiday photos of herself in front of a glamorous Christmas tree.
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Jane's World #1 comes from the brilliant mind of Paige Braddock, who first graced the world with the Jane character back in 1998.
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The title might have gone to Die Mannschaft, but the tournament belonged to Mr Cruyff, who graced it with two moments of genius.
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Eminences who graced the Singles Day stage in previous years include the model Miranda Kerr and the actors Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig.
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By turns industrious and restless, dutiful and disobedient, he is also graced with sensitivities that his carefully constructed wall of muscles can't obscure.
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Both actresses behind The Crown's Queen Elizabeth — Claire Foy, 34, and Olivia Colman, 44 — graced the film festival on Thursday looking downright regal.
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And as of last week, he has graced the jersey James wears in his iconic mural in downtown Cleveland, an advertisement for Nike.
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She graced the covers of Fortune and Forbes, gave a TED Talk, and spoke on panels with Bill Clinton and Alibaba's Jack Ma.
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I've taken them spearfishing and lobster diving along rocky, wave-lashed shorelines, where more than once I have graced a rock or two.
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A much more at-ease Beyoncé graced the Coachella stage on Saturday night for her second festival performance in as many weekends.
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He's an underappreciated artist (he just graced the cover of VICE magazine's April issue), and in short, we think you should appreciate him.
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She realizes the price she has had to pay for her mother, but knows that Katherine has also graced her life with radiance.
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Tyra, Heidi, Gisele, Candice, Alessandra — these are just a few of the now-iconic names to have graced the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
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In more than one of his images, arcaded porticos and building facades are graced by elongated shadows created by the storied Italian sunlight.
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The town is graced with Old West-style storefronts, a fun annual rodeo, and a hyper-abundance of outdoor activities in the vicinity.
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President Barack Obama and Gary F. Locke, a former United States ambassador to China, graced the covers of Weining He Mu Jia's magazines.
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Vin and Steve have graced the stage together in the past, notably in 2018 when the Dies got a little pastry happy too.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez graced the cover of this week's issue of Time magazine, further cementing the freshman congresswoman's status as a national figure.
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Evoking the coronas of blazing suns, the earflares would flank faces further graced with towering gold diadems and, most unfamiliarly, substantial nose ornaments.
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Hendrickson is hardly alone in wishing that creators of moving, redemptive art were graced with souls that touch the deepest wells of humanity.
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This verse is welcome evidence that the behind-the-scenes Black Panther freestyles she graced us with last year weren't all she wrote.
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Others hoped for the return of a curry, rice and fried pork cutlet dish that graced McDonald's Japanese lunch menus in the 1990s.
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Ed Sheeran, Celine Dion and Justin Bieber are among some of the headline acts who have graced this summer's stage for the festivities.
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Commercially speaking, his most successful release was "Dance With Me," an auto-tune ballad that at one point graced Billboard's Dance Club chart.
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My favorite is Flora, in which the juniper is graced with hints of violet and geranium, making it ideal in a French 75.
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Pep Guardiola, a pioneer and product of Barcelona's philosophy, once compared the club he graced as a player and manager to a church.
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Even Willie Nelson has graced the White Horse with his presence—it was used in the video "Used to Be" with Kacey Musgraves.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has come a long way since the '90s, when he graced our television screens as a superstar WWE pro-wrestler.
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In fact, at this point she's graced the cover of enough magazines emblazoned with "sexiest woman alive" to warrant her own lifetime achievement award.
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Forbes was handed a grammar lesson on Twitter for its choice of words to describe Kylie Jenner, who graced the magazine's cover on Wednesday.
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According to The Fashion Spot, 2016 was the year that a growing number of people of colour graced the covers of major fashion magazines.
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Williams joined The Voice in 2014 for its seventh season and graced the red chair until his departure after season 10 wrapped in May.
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Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse have already moved in together — and graced their first joint magazine cover — but they have one important milestone left.
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Colton Underwood first graced our screens as a contestant on Becca Kufrin's season of The Bachelorette, and boy, did he get his heart broken.
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Alexis Bledel's graced both small and big screens plenty of times — but this year was the first time she took home an Emmy Award.
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It's been 20 years since Dawson's Creek first graced our television screens and pulled us into a world of teen drama, love, and heartbreak.
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He wasn't scheduled to show up at the first competition in Texas, but ultimately graced the stage to rapturous applause from everyone in attendance.
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Today, the mogul and mother of two graced subscribers to her website and app with a message on embracing her post-pregnancy curves — great!
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So many will be affected by this, some won't even know why… but the whole world was graced by the vibrance in your spirit.
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On Wednesday's Jimmy Kimmel Live, Morgan Freeman graced the show with his presence, and discussed the training that led to his famous speaking voice.
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These images are like the photographs that graced the covers of Architectural Digest in the 1990s: clean, well-lighted places devoid of human presence.
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The 93-96 Bulls squad that Kerr graced as a bench player had an average winning margin of 13.2 points in those 48 wins.
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Yazoo City, on the edge of the Mississippi Delta, is graced by magnolias, wisteria and a pastel-painted high street that bespeaks genteel decline.
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It's been 30 years since the Space Marines—the ever-popular stars of Games Workshop's grimdark Warhammer 40,000 universe—first graced the tabletop game.
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"Gary and I are so humbled to announce we will be graced with the presence of a daughter in 2018," Trunfio, 31, tells PEOPLE.
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Jimmy Fallon and Paul Rudd once again graced the internet with a nearly spot-on, shot-for-shot remake of a classic music video.
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She graced magazine covers and speechified about Theranos, which was trying to upend diagnostic testing by using pinprick amounts of blood rather than vials.
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You're probably still reveling in all of the great pop culture that graced 28, but look sharp — there's lots of great stuff to come.
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Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid, who have both graced many runways for Lagerfeld's shows, paid tribute to Lagerfeld as well on their Instagram Stories.
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Like the executive himself, the company is dramatically different from the one that graced the covers of mainstream tech publications half a decade ago.
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Thus far, 648 companies — including Mint, Dropbox, Yammer and TripIt — have graced the Battlefield stage, raised a collective $6.9 billion and generated 95 exits.
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A teenager in the Philippines came home to a dream come true — a prom dress that graced the Miss Universe stage just days before.
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And, fortunately for us, the 32-year-old athlete graced his more than 100 million Instagram followers with a photo of the adorable moment.
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Taking its title from the text found on Jo Mora's 1932 poster that graced the cover, Sweetheart of the Rodeo was issued on Aug.
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On Monday night, pop star Katy Perry graced the pink carpet at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art wearing a chandelier on her frame.
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So grab your thumbprint and wander with me through the best and most beguiling morsels to have graced the plains of Instagram this week.
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The 16-year-old spoke about the animated film to PEOPLE as she graced the red carpet at the 89th Academy Awards on Sunday.
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On Tuesday, Martin Scorsese graced the online pages of The Hollywood Reporter with a guest column on the way that America judges films now.
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During the 50-plus years that it's been around, everyone from Peter O'Toole to Helen Mirren to Daniel Day Lewis has graced the stage.
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First, it shows up in "Soldado," made in 2001, a cyborg Sisyphus, its cardboard head graced with the bright feathers of an Aztec warrior.
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After the world was graced with the rise of Pizza Rat in 2015, a flurry of other food-loving rodents with their huge scores.
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The 300-pound copper statue of Testudo has graced the campus of the University of Maryland for over 80 years, according to WUSA 9.
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It briefly graced a prominent downtown wall in the spring of 1999, setting off an angry backlash from many African-Americans in the city.
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The display in the gauge cluster, for instance, is the same mono-color unit that's graced VW cabins since the dawn of time itself.
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Sadly, like any show that might draw comparisons to Lord of the Flies, the world was only graced with one season of Kid Nation.
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But in 2004, the National Science Foundation (NSF) graced the LIGO crew with the much needed funding to build a more sensitive LIGO detector.
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Last time the star graced the red carpet, her locks were an equally vibrant silver shade and styled in the same mohawk-esque manner.
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Both projects included portraiture influenced by the iconic images of Patrick Nagel, whose gestural work has graced the walls of salons since the 80s.
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Many musical acts that helped define the late 1990s and early 2000s graced Warped Tour's stages, including Blink-182, Reel Big Fish and Eminem.
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His love for the club he had graced as both a player and a coach, he said, was too great for him to resist.
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I guess if people can fly on broomsticks in this world then all women can be graced with that little bit of magic too.
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Zenith Plus 3D Zero Gravity Massage Chair The Zenith Plus 3D Zero Gravity Massage Chair is beyond any chair your bum has ever graced.
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At that time, a life-size stained glass portrait of President Ulysses S. Grant that once graced the east wall was decamped to storage.
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When Halima Aden graced the cover of Vogue Arabia, there was never any suggestion that her identity and motivations fitted in with the region.
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Elizabeth Taylor, Cate Blanchett, and Kate Middleton are some of the stars who&aposve graced the red carpet wearing elegant gowns and dazzling jewelry.
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As photos of Bryant and his daughter graced the screen, Hudson sang a heartfelt tribute to those the NBA lost, but have not forgotten.
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A black bird is flying through a glimmering heaven that Moufarrege graced with effulgent clouds, using silk, cotton and wool threads to dazzling effect.
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Buford the bulldog, perched atop his dog-friendly throne, graced attendees at the Tompkins Square Park Halloween Dog Parade in New York on Saturday.
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"My timing was off, and I never got in the flow," said Shiffrin, whose face had graced posters promoting the event throughout the region.
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Taylor Swift and other international big names graced the stage as the evening gala was live-streamed and watched by millions across the globe. .
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It's a little Easter egg for players to hunt down, one of the many that have graced the two Destiny games over the years.
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It's hard to pinpoint one great moment out of the 10 years Friends graced our television screens because are too many too chose from.
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Currently, Carey is on the road touring her 15th studio album, "Caution" — a record graced by collaborators like Ty Dolla Sign and Dev Hynes.
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Her work also graced a collection of scarves before she started the line of jeans and expanded to perfume, shoes, leather goods and accessories.
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As usual, lot of strange stuff graced the floor of International CES, the consumer electronics trade show that took place in Las Vegas this week.
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The young star also graced the cover of WWD last month wearing pink eyeliner, which came with a heavy side of mommy shaming as well.
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"Gary and I are so humbled to announce we will be graced with the presence of a daughter in 2018," Trunfio told PEOPLE in October.
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It was custom made for Jenner by Balmain designer Olivier Rousteing and it was the very first time she graced the Met Gala's storied steps.
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Washington (CNN)The fashion battle lines have been drawn, says Zac Posen, the popular designer whose looks have graced hundreds of celebrities, starlets and politicians.
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This time, it's not just about any act: It's about Mötley Crüe, one of the most debaucherous rock bands to have ever graced this Earth.
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Though gems have graced Yacht-Master bezels before, they've never been on the 40 mm model, and they've never been this vibrant, according to Hodinkee.
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Since Drogon is the last dragon alive, though, it seems likely that Westeros won't be graced with any more of the magical creatures going forward.
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Instead of a standard flower crown, Rihanna and Beyoncé graced the iconic issues wearing huge hats with blooming peonies, roses, orchids and more gorgeous flowers.
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So it is no surprise that I found the love of my life inside an ice cream truck that graced the bridge one dark night.
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After months of anticipation – and four years since her last studio album – Rihanna has finally graced her fans with her eighth full-length album, Anti.
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Apple eventually decided to pay the artists during the trial period, and Swift graced its customers with her albums, even that hot new 1989 one.
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It's been far too long since the world was graced with a Jennifer Lopez rom-com, but fortunately, it was all leading up to this.
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They graced our Turkey Day tables topped in oven-roasted marshmallows and popped up as a sweet addition in many an autumn stew or curry.
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Every year since 1924, New York City has been graced by the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade — the quintessential start of the winter holiday season.
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You can definitely see a familial affinity with the Mercedes-Benz EQ Silver Arrow show car that also graced the Paris Motor Show this week.
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As we obsess over her most recent otherworldly performance, we reflect back on the 213 most Beyoncé things to have ever graced our lives. 153.
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So far, indie band Forests and soul singer Tim De Cotta are among those who have graced the stage, with plenty more in the pipeline.
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Keys even graced a 1961 cover of Time magazine and was one of the first scientists to champion the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet.
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Ever since Taylor Swift graced us with the Grammy-winning gift that is 25, we've been counting down the seconds until her sixth studio album.
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She's Graced the Pages of Teen Vogue The gateway gig to landing Vogue, Kaia posed for a gorgeous spread in the magazine earlier this year.
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"Gary and I are so humbled to announce we will be graced with the presence of a daughter in 2018," Trunfio told PEOPLE in October.
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During last year's Oscars ceremony, she graced the red carpet in a stunning zuria gown, a traditional dress worn by women in Eritrea and Ethiopia.
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Horses with many delightful monikers have graced the Derby track over the years, from the alliterative California Chrome (2014) to the more subdued Regret (1915).
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It's been 20 years since Carrie Bradshaw, Charlotte York, Miranda Hobbes and Samantha Jones graced the world with their presence in Sex and the City.
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In the most presumptuous move of the year, Gus says he thought Mickey would have more to "unpack" since he graced her with a kiss.
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LOS ANGELES — It's been four years since Eddie Murphy graced the big screen, and countless more since he had a role worthy of his talents.
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Fuel, meanwhile, is a blood-red-walled, warts'n'all rock club that's been graced by Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson himself on more than one occasion.
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The mom-to-be (she's expecting a girl with husband Derek Jeter), has posed for the magazine five times and graced the cover in 2015.
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For seven seasons of Games of Thrones has graced television screens, and while many fans live for the show, now they can live the show.
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While fans had noticed Justin Timberlake's distinct pronunciation of the word "me," the meme only graced the internet in 2012 where it instantly went viral.
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He famously graced the WTF podcast with Marc Maron in 2015 and drove around with Jerry Seinfeld on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee last December.
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It turned a few heads in the New York Times in 2014, then graced Mr Milanovic's well-received book on global inequality earlier this year.
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His snaggle-toothed grin had graced the cover of TIME magazine; he turned up playing himself in a Hollywood film, The Prizefighter and the Lady.
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The Washington Post calculates that state and municipal governments are forking over $2.8 billion in incentives in order to be graced by Amazon's expansion plans.
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They may have been caught off guard, but Marsh said he was not surprised that the world's best distance freestyler graced the freestyle sprint relay.
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But between the time he first became a heavyweight boxing champ and then American icon, he graced us with his athleticism, wit, religion and character.
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And over the years she's graced our pages dressed up as Pennywise the Clown, a nun, Yoda, ramen noodles, Karl Lagerfeld, Justin Timberlake, and more.
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It is not often that New Yorkers are graced with the sight of a snowy owl, especially in the middle of a July heat wave.
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While plenty of new faces graced the catwalks as usual, the real surprise was the reappearance of some of the greatest models of the '90s.
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The names of the other founders — all of whom were slave owners — have graced five other buildings at the college that was established in 1828.
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If successful, the deal would be a blow to rival Commerzbank , whose name and logo have graced Eintracht's home stadium for more than a decade.
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Besides a restaurant, now known as Mama Dip's, it graced cookbooks and a line of food products, including a cornbread mix and barbecue sauce. Mrs.
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At 1 year old, Lady Spencer graced the cover of Harper&aposs & Queen (now known as Harper&aposs Bazaar UK) in 1992 with her mother.
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Kim, who's graced the Emmys red carpet twice before, wore a curve-hugging black Vivienne Westwood corset gown and layered necklaces including a diamond cross.
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He did it three times a week for much of his career, in 750-word offerings graced with the effortlessness of a Ted Williams swing.
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But if you are lucky, and you are graced, and the audience is in a particular salutary condition, then these deeper responses will be produced.
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Graced with images of a grinning Trump or his family, they've urged users to sign a card to commemorate No. 29 getting one year older.
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Graced with images of a grinning Trump or his family, they've urged users to sign a card to commemorate No. 45 getting one year older.
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Spanning three live shows in Los Angeles, Stop Making Sense opens on an empty stage, which is soon graced by Talking Heads leader David Byrne.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of Hamilton, introduced Hillary Clinton as the "45th President of the United States" before she graced the stage to address the audience.
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Donald Trump graced the front page of U.K. newspapers earlier this week, promising to make BREXIT great with a "quick" trade deal when he takes office.
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Some of them have an "anthropomorphic toe" instead of a head, the very same that graced their first record cover which was also designed by Hipgnosis.
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She tried on indie, madcap comedy in 2017's Logan Lucky; in 2018, she graced the small screen as one of the Gettys in FX's Trust.
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A Playstation controller was placed in his hands, and a bag of Doritos and a bottle of root beer graced the side table next to him.
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The young models have graced the event's hot red carpet before, each rocking stunning looks at the 2016 Manus x Machina red carpet for the gala.
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Given his relative youth and position as the mayor of a small city, would he have graced the cover of Time magazine if he were not?
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Today, most people don't know the name Anna May Wong, but she is arguably the most important Asian American to have ever graced the silver screen.
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The 50-year-old former Fox News host graced the cover of Good Housekeeping's February issue and opened up about educating her children about sexual harassment.
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Before she graced the red blue carpet at the MTV VMAs, the 17-year-old was shimmying on Instagram, showing off her custom Juicy Couture sweatsuit.
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Supermodel Doutzen Kroes has graced the covers of Vogue, Glamour and Harper's Bazaar, as well as representing some of the world's biggest fashion and beauty brands.
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One Guy Fieri superfan is showing his devotion to every diner, drive-in, and dive that the mayor of Flavortown, U.S.A., has graced with his presence.
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The industrialist and philanthropist Henry Clay Frick admired his 18th-century gilded furnishings almost as much as the old master paintings that graced his palatial home.
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The version I was introduced to was graced by European hot shots, who added flair and finesse to the grit and passion of homegrown British footballers.
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Today's event provided a big marketing push, to be sure: a parade of stars including Jason Momoa, Oprah, J.J. Abrams, and Big Bird graced Apple's stage.
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Eden graced the network again in a 2009 episode of Parks and Rec titled, "Beauty Pageant," where she played Trish Ianetta, winner of Miss Pawnee contest.
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She's also starred in ads for Calvin Klein Jeans and most recently graced the cover of Elle for its June 2019 issue and Vogue Hong Kong.
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The internet has been shopping Hopper and Joyce since Season 2 first graced our screens, and there's even a portmanteau for the universally-shipped duo: #jopper.
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The icon graced everyone's Instagram timeline with a colorful but ethereal shot that saw her on her knees, cradling her stomach before an immaculate floral arrangement.
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But SNL graced us with another spinoff joke, this time poking fun at the spate of "gritty" TV reboots, such as The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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Fourteen thousand signatures have graced a petition for Harvard to pull the plug, and some colleges (like Columbia) have stated they would look into the matter.
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Here are the appearances that made headlines, coined new terms (see: "alternative facts"), graced the opening monologues of late-night TV and spawned countless memes. 1.
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Earlier this month, Ballerini, 23, graced the 2017 CMT Awards' outdoor stage to debut "Legends," which is the first single off of her forthcoming sophomore album.
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The black suede slingback heels have graced Meghan's feet on numerous occasions, including twice for events during her two-week long royal tour with Prince Harry.
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She is very much in demand in the hand modeling industry, whose hands over the past three and a half years have graced nearly 100 ads.
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That means anyone on the other side of a video chat will be graced with an unflattering view looking up at the bottom of your chin.
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As she put it, she turned "17 again" when she graced Seventeen's November issue in a pair of skin-tight leather leggings and oversize furry coat.
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Since then, Davis has graced the big screen in blockbusters like The Help and appears on TV each week on How to Get Away With Murder.
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We've only had one day of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, but the world has already been graced with the Susan Sarandon GIF of the century.
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The new episodes got a November release date earlier this month and, on Thursday, TBS finally graced us with a trailer for Search Party season two.
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It's been a few years since Sarah Palin and her many pro-USA fashions have graced us with their technicolor presence in the sober political sphere.
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The ship's homecoming was made possible in part by the impending departure of Peking, another tall-mast sailing ship, which has graced the seaport since 1974.
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YouTube channel Bebop graced the world with this stop motion Lego pizza video, and we may or may not be watching it for the 43rd time.
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The key: Langer had 27 putts, which elicited a "well done" from Spieth, who has graced the final pairing in all three Masters he has played.
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She was the first hijabi model to appear on the cover of a major U.S. magazine when she graced the front of Allure in summer 2017.
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Laura Kimpton's art has graced the Playa many years, and this year she worked with Jeff Schomberg to bring the "LOVE" letters back to Burning Man.
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"We are so lucky to have been graced with the enormous talents of every single member of our cast," the two said in a joint statement.
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Her image has graced just about any product imaginable and serves as a handy shorthand for a certain type of person's dorm room or first apartment.
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The next time Pac-Man graced arcades, in 1996's Pac-Man Arrangement, he was once again restricted to skimming over the surface of each maze.
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The jealousy and feels only got stronger when Jill passed the podium-shaped baton over to Joe and the two graced the audience with a kiss.
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Our first selection wasn't hard to pick — because after years of waiting, we're about to be graced with a new book from Daniel Clowes called Patience.
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Along with the original Four Freedoms, Mr. Rockwell's painting "The Golden Rule," which graced the cover of The Saturday Evening Post in 22020, is on view.
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"Every time she sang, we were all graced with a glimpse of the divine," Mr. Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, said in a statement Thursday.
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Below, the orange specks of a tiny fire might still rage, but much of the land appeared a mausoleum of the forest that once graced it.
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He included sumptuous royal quarters, with grand chimneys, stuccoed ceilings and carved wood paneling, but was never graced with a visit from a king or queen.
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Ms. Nemcova, who has graced the covers of numerous magazines, sold 8D, as well as a storage unit, at 200 Chambers Street for nearly $3 million.
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Graced by an Oscar-winning Helen Mirren, her crimson lips in resting queen face, the film explores how the monarch came under fire upon Diana's death.
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Tubman would be the first woman so honored on paper currency since Martha Washington's portrait briefly graced the $103 silver certificate in the late 19th century.
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With his new song "Adore You," Styles, 25, graced fans with the third entry from his upcoming album Fine Line, which is due out next Friday.
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Tubman would be the first woman so honored on paper currency since Martha Washington's portrait briefly graced the $1 silver certificate in the late 19th century.
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CAVIAR KASPIA This restaurant, which has graced the Place de la Madeleine in Paris for 90 years, is being reproduced as a pop-up until Feb.
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The Queer Eye grooming guru, 32, just graced the January issue of Cosmopolitan UK, which makes him the first non-female cover star in 35 years.
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On Sunday, the duo graced the red carpet for the 10th Annual CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute event with Anderson Cooper, co-hosted by Ripa.
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Goodman graced Hyperallergic with an email interview on the subject of her time in Iran and her own shift in perception of herself as an artist.
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Vinny loved life from his family to his friends and fans he was easily one of the funniest, endearing actors to have ever graced the screen.
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In the past year alone, the model has graced the covers of Teen Vogue and Paris Vogue, and was the face for a Marc Jacobs fragrance campaign.
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But then, one day before Halloween 2018, Apple graced us with a "new" Air, and people acted like it was the computer equivalent of a flying car.
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We were first graced with the a cappella intro to the pure love song "I'm Sprung" in 2005, back when heavy autotune was a brand new thing.
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They certainly seemed to be enjoying each other&aposs company on social media, as the "Quantico" star graced Jonas&apos Instagram for the first time on Friday.
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His name has graced the "directed by" credit of some of the greatest TV comedies ever made, including almost every episode of Taxi, Cheers, and Will & Grace.
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Hailey and her new hubby Justin recently graced the March issue of Vogue, in which they talked about their whirlwind romance and marriage at a young age.
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Balloon drops like the one that closed out the Democratic National Convention last night are commonplace by now; they've graced political conventions as far back as 1932.
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" The Obamas wrote in a statement that "for more than six decades since, every time she sang, we were all graced with a glimpse of the divine.
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Two of the most exciting road races ever seen graced the opening weekend of the Games — both set against the majestic backdrop of Rio's verdant coastal hills.
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Since then a number of notable Black actresses, models, singers, and rappers have graced Playboy's cover — Mariah Carey, Naomi Campbell, Tinashe, and even Azealia Banks among them.
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Earlier this year, Jenner was named one of America's richest self-made women as she graced the cover of Forbes' ranking of the most successful female businesswomen.
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And this week, we were graced with a much-needed reminder of that—all thanks to Ellen Degeneres, Missy Elliott, and the karaoke queen known as Mrs.
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The year is 1984; he's in her apartment as she recounts her affair with a former writing teacher famous enough to have graced the cover of Time.
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So he follows the hugely popular "American Sniper" with another film featuring a character graced with quiet nobility, "Sully," a spare and old-fashioned celebration of heroism.
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Goddess among us Ashley Graham, who has graced the likes of Vogue and Sports Illustrated, recently opened up to V magazine about her journey to self-love.
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The fast food chain has already graced grocery store aisles with their signature hot sauces and flavored tortilla chips, and now they're getting into the dairy market.
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About 75% of all women will have a yeast infection at least once in their life, with 40-45% being graced with multiple occurrences, according to WebMD.
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Luckily, we've been keeping an eye on the singer's ever-growing body art since he graced the cover of PEOPLE in 2013 as the Sexiest Man Alive.
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It's officially been two months since the world was last graced with a brand new fire selfie from the undisputed queen of the social medium, Kim Kardashian.
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But a more recent work has graced us with its utter stained-glass majesty, and it comes from a place of raw, unbridled passion: The Lego Man.
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And just when we thought the album couldn't get any more beautiful, Beyoncé graced the Internet with a group of underwater photos – and even a few clips.
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Today on Beats 1, Zane Lowe kindly graced us with a very excellent "World Record" for the day, "Smoke & Retribution" by Flume, featuring Vince Staples and Kučka.
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Anna Wintour, Alexander Wang, Tommy Hilfiger, Marc Jacobs Wintour's cameo isn't totally surprising given that Stiller and costar Penélope Cruz graced the cover of this month's Vogue.
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Robert Indiana, the artist behind the famous LOVE series that has graced postage stamps, the plazas of famous cities and more, has died, according to multiple outlets.
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Earlier this year, Jenner was named one of America's richest self-made women as she graced the cover of Forbes' ranking of the most successful female businesswomen.
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I have been graced with living long enough to see them fulfill the potential that I saw in them when they were 11 and 12 years old.
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" The blowout was tremendous, and when Beyoncé graced the stage to accept Best Video of the Year, she invited Taylor to join her to "have her moment.
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She started appearing in magazines, graduated to commercials, made her runway debut walking for Topshop, graced several mag covers and is now the face of Levi's Jeans.
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Cuevas' brooding figures graced exhibits from Paris to New York during a career as a painter, sculptor, writer, draftsman and engraver that spanned more than seven decades.
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You may not know it, but the moment you become a parent your body is immediately graced with an impressive ability to save your child from danger.
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Also promising is that she graced the red carpet just this Saturday night at the California African American Museum's Wearable Art Gala in L.A. in beautiful red.
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The natural markings have graced female bodies forever — and been celebrated by Kendrick Lamar on "Humble" — but have traditionally been airbrushed away by retailers peddling unattainable perfection.
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His looks have appeared on a variety of personalities, including Rify Royalty, and his installations have graced events like the Superfine Art Fair during Art Basel Miami.
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Here was this great, sexy fighter on the cusp of fame and fortune, a physically pretty man who recited doggerel and who graced the covers of magazines.
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However, it's only been one day since Kulture has graced this earth with her presence, so I'm guessing most of the fun details are ahead of us.
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The 25-year-old recently graced the cover of Rolling Stone magazine and talked about the time he didn't let a bloody tongue stop him from singing.
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Guyer's Cindy Guyer, an actress and model whose face and body have graced many a romantic novel, has opened this elegant restaurant, decorated in deep muted tones.
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The next gallery presents Pivi's iconic multicolored bears, which graced the cover of Art Review in 2013 and have since shuffled across continents to gallery spaces worldwide.
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He has graced the stages of some of DC's staple festivals—Trillectro and Broccoli City—and opened for the likes of Vince Staples, Nipsey Hussle, and Wale.
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It also won a little exposure, too, as CEO Jeff Bezos graced the Hollywood ceremony and was even the subject of a joke by host Jimmy Fallon.
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But thankfully, Solange skipped that primer when learning about style — and that's lucky for everyone who gets to be graced with her presence (or pictures of it).
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Less than a month ago, my sheepish face graced the cover of the High Life, the newspaper for the high school where I teach psychology and sociology.
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PARIS — Nearly a year into restoring the fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral, experts are working through a backlog of now-blackened artifacts that once graced the landmark.
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"It was powerful, showing that women can still be feminine in a masculine role," said Ms. Martinez, who graced the cover and was featured as Miss August.
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She played a pivotal role in later seasons of NBC's "The Apprentice," graced magazine covers for her work as a model and has her own fashion line.
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The ugly-sweater-wearing dancer extraordinaire graced viewers with her presence in April, and returned to Oracle Arena on Wednesday night for the Warriors' victory over Dallas.
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Just before 11 A.M. , we entered the chapel through a courtyard graced by a solitary orange tree; overripe fruit had fallen off and rolled into the corners.
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Moderate Muslims, like my friend and former colleague Rumana Ahmed, can help protect American lives and restore the original glow that once graced the face of Islam.
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Objects include a beautiful alabaster head of a woman from Yemen, nicknamed "Miriam," and funerary portraits of the ancient residents of Palmyra that once graced their tombs.
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Time and again, America has been graced with presidential nominees who, while still smarting from defeat, concede graciously, and encourage their supporters to unify around the victor.
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Or the assortment of boldfaced names that graced last September's front row, including Rami Malek, Saoirse Ronan, Millie Bobby Brown, Laura Dern, ASAP Rocky and Jake Gyllenhaal.
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Queen Elizabeth made a rare appearance on the sidelines of a catwalk as she graced London Fashion Week alongside Anna Wintour ... but she didn't seem that impressed.
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Thus for their upcoming issue they have graced us with some of your favorite stars, including Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Selena Gomez, in various skin-baring states.
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We've collected a dozen of them for you below: Building on the mighty and the catastrophic, this deadly image graced the first album from Quatermass back in 1970.
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The 28-year-old Swedish actress graced the red carpet in a Louis Vuitton floor-length gown with a multi-shade blue floral print and cute waistline ruffle.
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Just two years before that we were graced with Jen and Sylvia Soska's American Mary, a wryly gothic rape-revenge saga set in the underground body mod scene.
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"It's so much more important that guests are served and their spirits are lifted and they leave graced," he said, "rather than getting a chunk of clear ice."
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Life isn't all about Russets or Yukons–we humans have also been graced with the delicious sweet potato, which lends itself perfectly to being pureed into a soup.
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Ten years ago, Serena van der Woodsen (and all her drama) first graced our TV screens on the hit series Gossip Girl — and stayed there for six seasons.
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Following in the footsteps of her older sister, Gigi, who graced the premiere issue of Vogue Arabia in March, Bella Hadid fronts the magazine's biggest issue yet: September.
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In June, Wonder Woman graced the big screen and finally fulfilled our wildest dreams about seeing a summer blockbuster that revolves around a female superhero, for a change.
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Teen Vogue reports that while Kat Von D already sells animal-friendly makeup brushes made out of synthetic fur, these new applicants are graced with some great advancements.
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Congress just renewed its 2014 prohibition on spending public money on the portraits of politicians that by long tradition have graced the walls of the United States Capitol.
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" Biden then graced Obama with one of his epic side hugs and recalled his own ill-fated presidential campaign in 2008, reminding his pal: "You beat me badly.
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The wildly popular, eco-friendly footwear brand that's graced the feet of royalty and taken over your Instagram feed is about to take over your kids' closets, too.
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"As I type this on my tear-streaked keyboard I'm reflecting on all the faces that have graced my path," Mills also wrote, according to the Baltimore Sun.
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The first three trailers for Death Stranding were some of the weirdest, most ethereal, otherworldly, and batshit insane trailers that have ever graced the world of video games.
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Susan Anspach, who graced the silver screen in the 1970s in titles like Five Easy Pieces and Blume in Love, died in her Los Angeles home on Monday.
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The old pier, which has been demolished, photo by John McNicholasSeveral St. Petersburg piers have graced Tampa Bay, with the most recent "Inverted Pyramid" design opening in 1973.
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When Barb Holland graced our screens in very first episode of Stranger Things, few of us could have foreseen the emotional impact she would have on our lives.
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On Monday's episode, Shelton and Stefani graced the stage to perform "You Make It Feel Like Christmas," the titular track off the No Doubt singer's 2017 holiday album.
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Beyoncé graced the Golden State Warriors with her presence last night, and even sat next to the owner of the Golden State Warriors and his wife, Nicole Curran.
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Thirteen years have passed since David Brent graced small screens, and now The Office's resident king of cringe is back with a musical odyssey: Life on the Road.
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After much anticipation, Rihanna finally graced Met Gala attendees (and attentive Twitter users) with her presence, clad in the opening look from Comme des Garçons' fall '16 collection.
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And yet that's precisely what happened on Thursday eve, when you graced the world with what is quite possibly the sartorial Holy Grail of your see-through ensembles.
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We're still waiting for ABC to share contestant bios and photos, though reality TV insider Reality Steve has graced us with these snapshots of Blake, presented without comment.
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Since 1991, the blockbuster beauty has graced us with more than 40 roles, including dramas, romantic comedies (and even playing Rachel Green's sister on two episodes of Friends!).
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Wilson famously graced the cover of Playboy twice -- once in 2003 and again in 2004 -- and says the magazine took her already booming career to the next level.
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Throughout the Obama administration, replicas of Sunny and Bo, the Obamas' very cute Portuguese Water Dogs, have graced the East Wing of the White House during the holidays.
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Though you probably haven't heard of Up and Vanished, it has repeatedly graced the iTunes podcast Top 100, the closest thing the industry has to a hit parade.
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Most likely, your walls (or Tumblr feeds) have been graced by her artwork, and you've cited her as an icon or inspiration at some point in your life.
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The video designer David Bengali, who graced "Verne" with galactic tableaus on three video screens, here conjures a quietly austere and wintry landscape of gorgeous black and white.
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On Sunday, the "Joanne" singer graced the field at Houston's NRG stadium, prancing around and posing in an asymmetrical black skirt and cropped black sweater from Vera Wang.
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This isn't really surprising: the scrunchie is already sold at stores like Urban Outfitters, Lululemon, and Free People, and has graced the heads of '80s revivalists for years.
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The model and Lip Sync Battle co-host must have been feeling pretty nostalgic during her trip home this week, because she graced us with this killer keepsake.
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Few other celebrities graced the red carpet, although some well-known Washingtonians, such as former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and Republican Representative Darrell Issa of California, appeared.
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Mr. Zsigmond, the cinematographer whose images graced "McCabe" and who died in January, brings a narcotic anomie to a corrupt Los Angeles somnambulating through a post-1960s hangover.
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Despite its decline, Playboy helped launch successful careers for the likes of Pamela Anderson and Anna Nicole Smith, while stars like Naomi Campbell and Madonna graced its cover.
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Indeed, over the last five years, it seems as if a chunky Michael Kors oversize watch has graced the wrist of every other female fashion professional under 30.
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In February 2017, Sampaio became the first openly transgender model to be featured on the cover of a Vogue magazine when she graced the cover of Vogue Paris.
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During a rare visit home to neighboring Minnesota, I saw with new eyes the fine specimen of C. occidentalis that graced the southwestern corner of my parents' property.
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OnePlus phones, especially the OnePlus 3 and those that came after it, have always been graced with beautiful designs made out of premium materials, including metal and glass.
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Both graced the cover of Time, publicizing Lichtenstein's signature graphic style to a very wide readership and sparking a conversation about gun control that continues to this day.
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Two of the cat characters, "Jon Snow kitty" and "baby Ghost," first graced the animators' shared Instagram two weeks ago, as they awaited the show's season 6 premiere.
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Ms. de Taddeo recently graced the cover of Paris Match, with red lipstick and windblown hair, as Mr. Pavlensky is handcuffed on the pavement in front of her.
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Their tasting room, graced by a wall-size mural of a gold-hued oak tree, hosts events ranging from monthly brewery karaoke to beer and yoga every Sunday.
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The fire that ravaged Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris on Monday left a scarred skyline that one of the French capital's most iconic structures has graced for centuries.
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Before we completely lose our minds over July's perfect sale storm, let's take a reflective moment to recognize the goods that graced our summer-expectant carts last month.
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Mr. Guzzetta has graced us with his themeless presence recently, but today he's back to teach us about DIASTEMA, the technical term for a gap in one's teeth.
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The cover of the MoMA Rauschenberg catalog is graced by a detail from his lithograph "Autobiography," a photo of him in "Pelican," which had its premiere in 1963.
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The November concert was graced by a bevy of Bollywood stars, who continued to be the most followed Twitter accounts (nine out of the top ten) in India.
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The 38-year-old singer graced the red carpet for the Addams Family movie premiere in Los Angeles on Sunday, channeling the beloved family's iconic matriarch, Morticia Addams.
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The letters GFBD, an abbreviation of "God Forgives, Brothers Don't," graced the Army team's skull and crossbones spirit flag for more than 25 years, according to the statement.
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So brief was its run that it's easy to forget it ever graced us; it's as if it vanished into thin air, leaving us with beautiful, haunting memories.
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Like aviators and Wayfarers, Ray-Ban Clubmasters have graced the faces of many celebrities, artists, and historical figures — and, of course, us normal folk — throughout the 20th century.
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Those are a little easier to answer after this weekend, when the polling gods graced us with our first piece of real data on the race in weeks.
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In San Diego and Long Beach, the name of Robert E. Lee graced two schools, while a school in East Los Angeles was named for filmmaker D.W. Griffith.
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In 2014, she graced the cover of Time's now iconic "The Transgender Tipping Point" issue, and was the first trans woman to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy.
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An accomplished singer, songwriter, dancer, DJ and style guru, Knowles graced the Coachella stage last year when she joined her big sister, Beyoncé, during her historic, headlining set.
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The al-Nuri mosque's tilting minaret, nicknamed "the hunchback" and sometimes referred to as Iraq's Leaning Tower of Pisa, had graced Mosul's skyline for more than eight centuries.
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By the way ... apparently anything Wilt's previously graced is going for big money these days -- remember when his old mansion hit the market for $18.99 MILLION in June?!
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Not many people know much about his life, and yet, 30 years since he first graced our screens, his creativity is still quietly pumping like an understated garden fountain.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines are the second network stars to cover its print publication after Property Brothers' Drew and Jonathan Scott graced the mag's first celebrity cover last month.
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Stefanie Moshammer first graced our pages back in December with excerpts from her previous project, Vegas and She, a collection of surreal scenes from Las Vegas's strip-club culture.
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Ms. Lauryn Hill Legendary singer, rapper and songwriter Ms. Lauryn Hill graced the stage on Day 2 dressed in an oversized coat, silver beaded headpiece and matching glitter eyeshadow.
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It may have been a while since Friends first graced our screens, but with reruns going on in perpetuity there's no excuse for all that knowledge to die out.
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A few developers have already created titles for the platform, adventure games that are a bit of a throwback to the text-based titles that graced early home computers.
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She captioned the video: "Getting ready for show night…" This isn't the first time Lopez has graced her more than 65.9 million Instagram followers with her makeup-free look.
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Before Captain Marvel graced our screens, there was Natasha Romanoff, holding her own alongside the Avengers' otherwise male crew, kicking ass against alien villains and petty human mobsters alike.
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As "Jeopardy!" host, Trebek has graced millions of living rooms for 35 years and more than 8,000 episodes -- the most by a presenter of any single TV game show.
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Accion, whose founder and CEO Natalya Bailey graced the stage of Disrupt just a few weeks ago, makes what's called a "tiled ionic liquid electrospray" propulsion system, or TILE.
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But, alas, Corden won in the end, taking home the award for Outstanding Variety Special for his "Carpool Karaoke" series (which Beyoncé has not yet graced with her presence).
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A single rose, decorated with white ribbon, graced every seat, with the victim's name written in gold cursive script on its back along with a cross painted in red.
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" He continued: "You've graced red carpets and been the cover girl of the magazines you've always dreamed of being in … How does it feel to be the 'it' girl?
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And since the BET Awards didn't do it enough, here are all the highlights from the incredible, inspiring, and immensely talented women that graced the show with their presence.
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This month, the tourist hub will be graced by scenes from Laurie Anderson's "Heart of a Dog," a critically acclaimed film that has been shortlisted for an Academy Award.
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One more thing ... the players who have graced the past 2 covers (and 4 out of the last 5) of NBA 2K have left their teams and moved on.
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The love birds told of the sweet proposal as they graced the cover of Out magazine's February issue, with Morelli calling it "the most magical day" of her life.
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Princess Kate had her Vogue moment (and Prince Harry graced PEOPLE's cover!), and now Queen Elizabeth is claiming her place on the cover of Vanity Fair released on Tuesday.
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Each year since 1997, the Goodwood Festival of Speed has been graced by a Central Feature, a grand sculpture celebrating a particular marque and its latest anniversary or celebration.
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Less than 24 hours earlier, Bieber graced Instagram with another subtle shot of himself, perched on his fire-red Ferrari, his face obscured by his violet bangs and aviators.
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While Bowie graced us with his presence many more times than can be included on this list, here are some of the most exceptional moments fans will never forget.
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He graced the cover of the New York Times Magazine and was fawned over by a gullible media as a blue-eyed pit bull with a heart of gold.
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The mother of two has since graced countless magazine covers for Vogue, Harper's Bazaar Elle and stared in major designer campaigns for brands like Chanel, Versace and Calvin Klein.
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Donald Trump's Reddit AMA was a thoroughly boring exercise in which the candidate trotted out robotic talking points, and fans freaked out just to be graced with his presence.
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The animatronic robot has made its way across late night stages, graced the cover of magazines, headlined major tech conferences and even delivered a speech to the United Nations.
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Other exotic foods that have graced my taste pallets include alligator, frog legs, seaweed, caviar, and even raw octopus, although, mine wasn't moving like the octopus from the picture.
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The two songs lean on one another, with the wintry introduction of "Plainsong" allowing the pop-laced epic that follows it to be graced with an even bigger impact.
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One particularly coveted version of that venerable Swiss maker's Compax chronograph famously graced the wrist of Nina Rindt, the fashionable wife of the 1970s Formula One racer Jochen Rindt.
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The spine of Church Street is graced with more than a dozen Cape Dutch buildings, some draped in bougainvillea and adorned with tropical plants — fynbos, protea or cactus flowers.
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Songs about the Pueblo graced the airwaves, cars displayed bumper stickers about the ship, and telegrams from private citizens offering to assist in rescue attempts flooded the White House.
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BDE (that's Big Dress Energy) first graced the catwalks of London Fashion Week at fall '19, with that larger-than-life hot pink Molly Goddard dress leading the charge.
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Golden State Warriors Coach Steve Kerr and the popular writer Bill Simmons both described Stern in recent days as the most important non-player who ever graced the league.
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Fabrique has been a staple in Sweden since 2008, but they finally graced New York with their presence and with their sweet and crunchy cardamom bun just this May.
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Not only is she the youngest woman to have ever been elected into Congress, but she is also one of the best tweeters to have ever graced the platform.
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These are four of the most famous, glamorous teams in Europe, each graced by some of the finest players in the world, paired up in games rich in subtext.
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That data fed into a program that turned those signals into controls for electronic instruments—as light graced a leaf, it might tilt the pitch, or change the rhythm.
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The trajectory of its popular perception can be found in Hollywood, on the lips of iconic characters who have graced big and small screens for nearly a hundred years.
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Models of the Alamo, the Liberty Bell, the Statue of Liberty, and St. Louis' Gateway Arch also graced the table to highlight "America the Beautiful," the White House said.
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At Bar Tartine in San Francisco, stale rye bread is brewed with beets into a sweet-tart cocktail, and a barely sweet rye poundcake has graced the dessert menu.
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In 2009, she graced Barack Obama's inauguration with a gorgeous "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" while wearing a hat so remarkable it ended up on display in the Smithsonian.
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But this is what is known, and true: Stars like Katharine Hepburn, José Ferrer, Marlene Dietrich, Bette Midler and Alan Cumming have graced the shop's aisles of theatrical works.
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Yes, the powers at be have miraculously graced the pitiable inhabitants of Earth with a Flamin' Hot Cheeto doppelganger of Harambe the gorilla (RIP)—and boy, is it glorious.
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James is one of the most desirable women on the planet herself ... she's graced magazine covers from Playboy to FHM and has a pretty solid career in adult modeling.
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Leonardo DiCaprio graced the Whitehouse with his presence for South By South Lawn Monday, talking all things climate change with fellow panelists, President Obama and climate scientist Dr Katharine Hayhoe.
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Blending in with the locals in a very Parisian leather beret, the pop star graced the Dior runway show with her presence as one of the representatives for the brand.
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The United States, Canada, France, England and Australia were among the teams whose kits were released at an event in Paris, graced by 28 of the world's top women footballers.
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Phife was no Busta Rhymes—while his track record was longer than a DC-20 aircraft, he only occasionally graced others' songs—but when he did, he always stood out.
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She has since walked in runway shows for Yeezy, MaxMara, and Alberta Ferretti; graced the covers of Vogue UK, Paper and Allure; and racked up a six-digit Instagram following.
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At just 21, Gigi Hadid has graced the cover of almost every major fashion publication, from Vogue to Harper's Bazaar to W. But she still manages to keep us guessing.
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And remember: Just two years ago, Jourdan Dunn graced the front of the February 2015 issue and was the first black model to have a solo cover in 12 years.
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Nor will the works of art that once graced the walls — including a rare tapestry by Pablo Picasso and paintings by Joan Miro, Frank Stella, Jackson Pollack and Mark Rothko.
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Picture a bowlful of springy spirals coated in a thick brown paste of toasted sesame, sometimes graced with flecks of fiery red pepper, pickled vegetables, green onions or soft herbs.
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His question: Which woman from American history should be chosen as the first on paper currency since Martha Washington briefly graced the $1 silver certificate in the late 19th century?
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Nevertheless, Playboy's first Black cover girl, Darine Stern graced the cover in 1971 with a huge afro during a time where Black power was very much still a fringe movement.
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The golden decade of hits, fostered by her move to Atlantic Records and Jerry Wexler in 1967, graced by her face on the cover of Time, was miserable at home.
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Now, a pair of leading science fiction critics are working to crowdfund a new book that chronicles the fantastic covers that have graced science fiction novels throughout the genre's history.
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The cover of Vogue's April 2018 issue is currently being graced by Kylie Jenner and as part of the gig, the model participated in the filming of a short video.
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We were paid well and many of us went on to other careers: Deborah Harry founded Blondie, Lauren Hutton graced the covers of fashion magazines and I became a librarian.
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When the crew graced YouTube Space NY's studios, they also recorded a rendition of "Argenté" as well as two unreleased compositions, and today, we're unveiling the whole thing in full.
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In last year's winter issue, she admitted, the beautiful snowy image that graced the magazine was captured while she was quickly sinking into the snow and couldn't feel her toes.
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The fossilized remains of a Late Cretaceous dinosaur embryo that famously graced the cover of National Geographic in the 2425s have been identified as a new species of oversized oviraptorosaur.
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On Wednesday, the 25-year-old former Miss Arkansas graced the red carpet at the 2016 CMA Awards alongside fiancé Shay Mooney, debuting her budding baby belly for the world.
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Yes, the upstanding people at Nabisco have graced us with new iterations of their Oreo Thin cookie: the Lemon Crème and Chocolate Crème, both hitting grocery store aisles this month.
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The model has graced the pages of the Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition for the past two years, but there are plenty of photos that didn't make it into the magazine.
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Beyoncé introduces her two latest additions to the Bey Hive Beyoncé has finally graced the Bey Hive with the names and first photo of her twins: Sir and Rumi Carter.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 37, graced the front page of Vogue Taiwan's February Beauty issue in which she models six glamorous looks for the inside pages.
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Of course this became "dry up, Dursley" when the film graced our screens which is actually even more hilarious — but for a shutdown, you don't get a lot better. 3.
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The 21-year-old Russian-native graced 71 runways during the four week spectacle (71!) and walked the most out of any other model during NYFW alone, totaling 23 shows.
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When production and rehearsals for Grease: Live began, it was clear that this wasn't going to be like the other live musicals that have graced our TVs in recent years.
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The Bank of England has featured leading British luminaries on its notes for more than four decades; William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Adam Smith and Florence Nightingale have all graced bills.
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The original game graced the PlayStation 2 in 2004, and newer additions have landed on the PS3, PS Vita, Wii, Wii U, Xbox 360 not to mention Windows and iOS.
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This is the first time the 141-year-old cushion-cut brilliant Tiffany Diamond has graced a red carpet — and over 60 years since it's been seen on a star.
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The couple has graced a number of red carpets over the past couple of months, but one in particular — the Grammy Awards — was difficult to maneuver considering their then-secret.
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Gazing through the watery shroud we ask, "Are those hot dogs on his swim trunks?" and venturing forth in his slideshow we are graced with the answer: allover hot dogs.
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Its red brick, mansard-roofed main building, which opened in 2100, stands five stories tall and is graced with two cupola-topped towers that recall the spires of a cathedral.
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Today's internet generations have been graced with equity at birth, in that they have the means to create power for themselves, even if they do not start out with it.
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But in May 2017, the administration of the oft-maligned mayor, Virginia Raggi, graced its official Facebook page with a photo of a sea gull standing triumphantly over the Forum.
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"Witchfinder General" is a classic example of florid gothic cinema, a British exploitation mode that, along with Italian westerns, graced the grungy movie houses of the 1960s and early 1970s.
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So how did NASA come up with those illustrations that graced our front page last week, and inspired so much wonder as they shot around the internet at warp speed?
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United agreed to sell him to Inter Milan, a club he had admired as a child, when two of his heroes, the Brazilian strikers Ronaldo and Adriano, graced its roster.
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Not the raspberry-pistachio kouign-amanns, with their caramel-encrusted dough; not the multicolored plum brioche tarts that graced the cover (though when I did make those, they were stunning).
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Paul Krugman In 2015 the city of Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, was graced with a new public monument: a giant gold-plated sculpture portraying the country's president on horseback.
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The last time Williams graced Rod Laver Arena, in 216, she dispatched her older sister Venus in the Australian Open women's final while in the early stages of her pregnancy.
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At Conner Rosenkranz, the two stained-glass windows by Robert Winthrop Chanler that flank a Beauford Delaney abstraction once graced the studio of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, founder of the Whitney Museum.
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The images, which graced the walls of Facebook's dozens of global offices, are expected to bring in between $400 and $600—if not more—per lot, according to seller Heritage Auctions.
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So we compiled some of the year's biggest eyeliner trends that have graced the IG popular page — including the good, the bad, and the questionable — so you can be the judge.
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You still have until Thursday to apply online for the full award from the card that graced the cover of Bloomberg Businessweek and made reward-points nerds' hearts skip a beat.
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Model Jasmine Sanders has graced the pages of high-fashion magazines like Vogue and CR Fashion Book, and now she's adding Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Rookie of the Year to her resumé.
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Since the 21976s, her pictures have graced the pages of magazines such as Life, Vogue, and Harper's Bazaar, while her subjects have ranged from fashion, food, fine art, and still life.
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On Wednesday, the 31-year-old reality star graced her more than two million Instagram followers with a sexy shot of herself posing by the pool in a strapless, rainbow bikini.
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For the duration of the ten-story collection, we are graced with an insight about the human condition we rarely have in our own lives, and it's all thanks to Sittenfeld.
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Richie, who's already graced the cover of Billboard, walked in Kanye West's Yeezy Season 4 show and starred in a Michael Kors campaign, will mark LA Collective's next big-name partnership.
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He was overshadowed by Dirk Shafer, a gay Playgirl centerfold model whose naked body graced the cover of the magazine (stopping right at the end of his well-defined pelvic muscles).
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Girl Meets World is ready for a wedding and who better to officiate the ceremony than the most beloved teacher/life adviser who has ever graced the television screen – Mr. Feeny!
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Jennifer Aniston ('87), Nicki Minaj ('00) and Liza Minnelli ('64) have also graced those halls, meaning it's a pretty safe bet that anyone there might just be the next big thing.
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August 21, 2017, probably feels like an eon ago now, but if you recall one thing about that day it's probably that the most recent total solar eclipse graced the sky.
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To amp up the Anti-cipation, we've rounded up a comprehensive guide to all of Rihanna's stunning style moments since the very first time she graced the carpet back in 2007.
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While iOS users have been graced with an Apple Watch app from the platform's launch, there's been no such luck for the long-suffering weather fans on Wear OS until now.
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What is usually a dark and dreary month will be graced with two full moons this year, with the first one reaching its crest the night between January 1 and 2.
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It was brought to my attention, via Variety, that Momoa graced the sunny beaches of Hawaii with his presence as a young lifeguard on the popular series from 1999 to 2001.
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Jennifer Lopez spent some time with her mother Guadalupe Rodriguez over the weekend – and graced her more than 68 million Instagram followers with a rare photo of the stunning family matriarch.
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She's graced the Grammys with her elegant, fashion-forward and always-gracious presence since 2000, and in those 18 years, she's clocked an impressive amount of trophies, performances and outfit changes.
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The promise of bloodshed is all you can ask for on a show like this — well, that and the delivery of said bloodshed — especially when it's liberally graced with shocking twists.
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A couple of days ago he graced the red carpet at the Venice film festival, and later on Sunday he will attend the Italian Grand Prix Formula One race in Monza.
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Each year the accolade is given to a critically acclaimed author of free speech, and King graced the stage to both accept the speech and advocate for the power of books.
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The streets resound with the sound of clackers and klaxons, while friends and families meet and mingle by the route that is soon to be graced by the Premier League trophy.
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In his infinite wisdom, Chance the Rapper has graced the internet with a new music video for "How Great", that track from Coloring Book with all the incredibly beautiful gospel singing.
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The 14-year-old has already graced the pages of Vogue and nabbed a ton of her own campaigns, so it's only a matter of time until she attends fashion prom.
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The limited console is a translucent blue color with sleek copper accents that brings to mind the streak of translucent consoles, controllers, and handhelds that graced the '5003s and early '00s.
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Yesterday, they graced our timelines with an image of the Official Nintendo Mario Nipple Texture — magnified 24 times from its original size to capture every glorious contour of its pink pixels.
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IndieBio, the biotech startup accelerator that's produced heaps of notable companies (including several that have graced the Startup Battlefield), is holding its twice-annual demo day today at 3PM Pacific Time.
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I'll take the incredible talent and sportsmanship of Roger Federer, Ivan Lendl, Arthur Ashe, Steffi Graf, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova and so many more who graced the courts of the world.
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The instantly recognizable art of Takashi Murakami, Japan's answer to Andy Warhol, has graced handbags, phone cases, skateboards, and album covers—in Moscow, it was recently even charbroiled onto a hamburger.
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The RIC also may have various specialized holdings in an assortment of subsidiary trusts, such as the Modern Car Trust, which manages the Bhagwan's fleet of forty-plus "graced" Rolls-Royces.
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It's been almost 20 years since The Big Lebowski graced us with its slacker bible in film form, but even now, The Dude still abides, as Jeff Bridges proved on Friday.
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For our Hanukkah Spectacular, Aaron Polsky, beverage director of NYC's Greenwich Project and Mulberry Project, graced our mantles with two Hanukkah-themed cocktails: a Hanukkah Manhattan and The Eight Night Stand.
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In a striped Oxford blazer and tie—and not much else—she graced the October 1989 cover of the magazine, her first of 14 covers, more than any other single model.
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But we do have a chance to earn something more enduring... For more than six decades since, every time she sang, we were all graced with a glimpse of the divine.
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Over the past couple of years, it has lost the ports we'd all grown to love, been graced with a superfluous Touch Bar, and had some not-so-minor keyboard issues.
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Good design enraptures Dr. Anderson, from his Sorrento cup and saucer, readily available on the internet, to Sarah Sze's virtuosic sculptures, which have graced the US Pavilion at the Venice Biennale.
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Its name not only graced the sides of massive airliners, but also New York City skyscrapers such as the Pan Am Building, now the MetLife Building, that acted as its headquarters.
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America Ferrera graced the 2020 Oscars red carpet as a nominee for her leading role in How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, which is nominated for Best Animated Feature.
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Since then, Weir's images have graced the pages of The Gentlewoman, i-D, French Vogue and AnOther Magazine; she has also photographed campaigns for brands like Proenza Schouler and Calvin Klein.
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While none of the lovemaking that graced the big and small screen over the past 12 months was the same, the sexiest scenes of 2019 do have one thing in common.
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She exemplifies modern Russia: From somber Soviet era origins, Vodianova emerged as a fashion tour de force and has graced the cover of every major international magazine, including 71 Vogue covers.
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Throughout the years, the company has graced each version of its computer operating system with default desktop wallpaper that has ranged from instantly iconic to, well, some really nice pictures of mountains.
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The actress/model last graced the Grammys stage in 2010 when she and her brother Prince, 19, accepted the Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of their late father, music legend Michael Jackson.
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To herald her return to the spotlight, Swift recently graced the cover of Elle and penned an essay for the magazine detailing 30 lessons she's learned before she turns 30 this year.
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His smiling face, taken from a screengrab of the 1971 movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, has graced a thousand images and gifs expressing condescension since first surfacing five years ago.
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As we watched her, and the other celebrity guests who graced us at summit, speak about what moves them, it seems the 12,000 attendees couldn't help but think about their own passions.
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Stanley Kubrick, Miles Davis, John Lennon, Vladimir Nabokov and Martin Luther King, Jr all graced its pages as interviewees, and A.S. Byatt, Margaret Atwood and Martin Amis have been among its contributors.
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Stop what you're doing and take a seat, because a rare white baby koala has graced the Australia Zoo with over-the-top cuteness that has to be seen to be believed.
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In the past year alone, different styles of the iconic 80s shoes have graced the feet of Ariana Grande, Gigi Hadid, Priyanka Chopra, Emily Ratajkowski, Nina Dobrev, and so many other stars.
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Wearing an emerald-green one-piece and blowing a kiss, Holliday graced the October 2018 cover of Cosmopolitan UK in a groundbreaking moment for all women and the global plus-size community.
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Everyone from Stevie Nicks to Nat King Cole to Sam Smith has graced that building with their hearts, souls and lungs, and it felt really special to share that moment with Chris.
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The 16-year-old I Am Jazz star opened up about her "incredible moment" with the 55-year-old, in which the beloved politician graced her with four words she'll never forget.
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As one of the most major supermodels to date, Linda Evangelista has graced hundreds of magazine covers, walked every runway, and has done everything imaginable in the name of fashion and beauty.
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This is a hole-punched display, and it does look better, even if it has been graced with the unfortunate name "Infinity O." Your smartphone camera, the one you're using right now?
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Money raised from this and other Fiona-related products – her face has graced everything from beer to ice cream to playing cards – has helped defray the costs of her care, Maynard said.
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The club has a rich history: Legends like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Radiohead graced this space, while new favorites, the Cold War Kids and Vance Joy, run the room now.
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Kevin Hart and Wife Eniko Parrish Hart Are Expecting Their First Child Together The model even graced her more than 1 million followers with a pregnancy update during the sun-filled vacation.
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The songstress has graced fans with many other adorable pics of her children — who have been accompanying her on the road alongside Richie as they travel for their All The Hits tour.
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A new report from Sperling's Best Places compiles speculation from media outlets, research firms, and brokerages into a definitive ranking of the metropolitan areas most likely to be graced with Amazon's presence.
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He was the model for the cover of Assassin's Creed and once graced the pages of Trump magazine, if that gives you any idea of the aesthetic and identity of this person.
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The Chicago-born, now Brooklyn-based musician graced us with his first EP, DopaMine: My Life on My Back, back in 2008, giving listeners a taste of his smooth, electronic soul sound.
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"Whose values?" appears in her site-specific installation, "Belief+Doubt" at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC, and also graced the cover of an issue of Newsweek in 1992.
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My sister and I inherited Mom's sensitive skin, and we spent most of our childhood covered in sunscreen and mini versions of the woven hats that graced the crown of Mom's head.
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Yesterday, legendary "Sandstorm" producer Darude graced Reddit with his presence for a session of Ask Me Anything (AMA), a recurring series open to participation for anyone with an account on the site.
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COMEDY U.C.B. shows are always among the hottest (and not to mention most affordable) tickets in town, but "Asssscat 3000" is extra special in that it's graced by surprise guests each time.
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Little did anyone know that that was just the beginning, and many people whose names graced the flyers in this book would go on to be hugely influential and celebrated cultural pillars.
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For many workers, many of the items that once graced the top of our to-do lists are now obsolete, while the "bottom feeders" have quickly made their way to the top.
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LeBron James graced the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine in 2002 ... and if your bank account's big enough, you can own the jersey he rocked when he was introduced to the world.
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According to Trump, the workers of tomorrow will be graced with an "interoperable learning record" which will allow them to bring a list of all their skills with them wherever they go.
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They move beyond the layers of make-up that graced the covers of glossy magazines to arrive at the puffy face of a woman smeared with the blood of her suicidal son.
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That just so happens to be the same watch that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is pictured wearing in an iconic 1984 Norman Seeff photograph, which later graced the cover of Time Magazine.
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The throwback selfie appears to be a behind-the-scenes look at the two stars' famous March 2015 Vogue cover shoot, which they graced together in honor of the fashion magazine's Power Issue.
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We are still not over the 36-hour shopping holiday known as Way Day (that graced the internet for its second year last week) and already Wayfair has more plans in store — literally.
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But just because she's an international supermodel and has graced the covers of everything from SI to Vogue, that doesn't mean the swimsuit-clad superstar is letting it all go to hear head.
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New gear from DJI will equip you with everything you need to become the best first-person drone racer that's ever graced the Earth — you'll be the Anakin Skywalker of FPV drone racers.
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Katy Perry has graced billboards and magazine ads as the gorgeous face of CoverGirl since 2013, but the star is expanding her role with the company in an oh-so-Katy Perry way.
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Despite the veils, trains, halos, and many (many) crosses that graced the Met Gala's red carpet Monday night, one accessory in particular caught our eye — one that has little to do with Catholicism.
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It's the first time in "Buzz"'s history that the brand has taken him off the boxes, which he's graced since the character's origin in the late '90s, according to General Mills Canada.
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I'm happy to say that art is increasingly being considered essential for good science outreach, and here, I'd like to highlight some of the best art that graced new studies published this year.
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The powers that be (that would be Disney) graced us with a brand-new trailer for A Wrinkle in Time during the AMAs, giving fans even more looks at the film's amazing cast.
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Irina Shayk has walked catwalks across the globe, graced countless magazine covers and fronted major fashion campaigns, but when it comes to the term "supermodel" the Russian-born runway star feels no connection.
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Sipping coffee together as we always did, we'd try to recall the names of all the famous actors and actresses as they graced the red carpet, in complete awe of this huge event.
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On Monday, Ivanka Trump graced a job training site in Iowa that partners with local businesses and students to tout her father's infrastructure plan and help some students out with their science projects.
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Cult of the Dead Cow Ominous, dark and mysterious, this should've been the inspiration for all hacking groups that graced cyberspace after the Cult of the Dead Cow, the world's first hacktivist group.
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It almost seems too timely that we're graced with a record of this caliber; maybe we're too disillusioned by the darkness of modern history to properly appreciate the Avalanches' childlike sense of wonder.
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These shameless, tawdry papers had three topics that always graced their covers: conspiracy theories surrounding the death of Princess Diana, miscellaneous speculations about "Wacko Jacko," and "new details" about the JonBenét Ramsey case.
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Amy Schumer graced the platform with The Leather Special, Louis C.K. shared a special appropriately called 2017, and Dave Chappelle made his long-awaited return to standup with a self-titled three-parter.
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"We are deeply saddened by the tragic passing of Dr. Brandon Rogers, who graced the America's Got Talent stage as a contestant," a spokesperson for the show told Refinery29 in an emailed statement.
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Atletico has long been a conveyor belt of gilt-edged goalscoring talent, as Christian Vieri, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, and Antoine Griezmann have graced its soccer fields at some point in their respective careers.
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The city center has been eerily quiet since Tuesday's attacks, with the usually bustling streets near the Grand Place, a handsome square graced by imposing buildings, mainly from the 15th century, largely deserted.
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Ligon's installation, titled "Give us a Poem (Palindrome #2)," has graced the lobby of the Studio Museum since 2007, until the museum's closure last year in preparation of its 85,000 square foot expansion.
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The media behemoth's Singles Series Program has consistently backed some of the best bands in heavy music (most recently, Thou and The Body have graced its ranks), and today's entry is no different.
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When European colonizers first arrived, as many as 5 billion of the gray-backed, copper-breasted and iridescent beauties roamed the continent, possibly the most abundant bird to have ever graced the planet.
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U.C.B. shows are always among the hottest (and not to mention most affordable) tickets in town, but Asssscat 3000 is extra special in that it's graced by visits from surprise guests each time.
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It took decades, he said, to assemble a matching set of everything else in aquamarine that might have graced the table of the goblet's original owner, to serve meals from soup to nuts.
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Melania hasn't shown up to a rally or campaign event since June of 2019, as far as we know, when she graced the crowd at Trump's official kick-off for his 2020 campaign.
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They are the no-nonsense storage units that graced RVs across the US, helped refresh a motel guest after a long drive, or contributed to the success of an illicit college dorm party.
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On October 17, Elle will release its 24th Women in Hollywood Issue, and as always, the issue's cover will be graced by a several of the most accomplished actresses and producers in the industry.
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Just this past Saturday, the then-mom-to-be graced the red carpet at Bobbi Jene's Tribeca premiere, all smiles alongside Isaac in a black-and-white striped dress that hugged her baby bump.
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Then we're graced with a two-for-one case — sisters Cheri and Janice and their twin arm lumps — before the piéce de résistance: 26-year-old Tatiana and the bump on her butt cheek.
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So even though not every piece of furniture across Wayfair's inventory has been graced with an AR-supported 2300D model, it's a start and Wayfair is always adding more items to its 300D catalog.
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The actor who graced our screens to play Dickon is named Tom Hopper (he's one of two who portrayed the character), and he chatted with Be about how this dramatic, convoluted tale might end.
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She started modeling back in 1992, when she was just 19 years old, and since then, she has graced the covers of French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish Vogue, Elle, InStyle, Marie Claire, and Glamour.
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" A couple of months later, Cardi B graced the cover of Vibe Viva, the Latinx edition of the hip-hop magazine, with the words: "homegirl, gangsta b*tch, and "feminist" plastered under her name.
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In the theater where I watched it, there was an audible gasp from other moviegoers as Bad Gal RiRi graced the big screen in what many of us know to be her full glory.
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Earle D. Vandekar of Knightsbridge has a delightful 19th-century Portuguese creamware tureen in the shape of a life-size duck that would have graced a table along with other porcelain animals and figurines.
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The This Is Us actress graced the MTV Movie & TV Awards Sunday night in a glamorous dark-red knee-length latex dress with ruffled sleeves, finishing her look with dangling earrings and shimmery flats.
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The 51-year-old actress gave a subtle nod to the late Star Wars actress as she graced the red carpet at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards with a very Princess Leia-esque hairstyle.
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Just this week, CrowdAI graced the stage of Y Combinator Demo Days with a platform that promises to leverage computer vision and machine learning to automatically annotate and quantify data hidden within satellite photography.
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The popular tote has been spotted on the arms of Eiza González, Natalie Dormer, and Jenna Fischer, and the elegant structured crossbody has graced the shoulders of Rashida Jones, Selma Blair, and Michelle Monaghan.
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" The Oscar-winning actress, who graced the cover of People's "Beautiful Issue" in 2014, previously opened up about equating beauty with the images she saw on TV: "Light skin and long, flowing, straight hair.
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Mati Batsinilas and his family were lucky enough to be graced with the company of Johnstone, as they took him on their boat for a fishing trip off Stradbroke Island, Queensland on the weekend.
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While The Joker has graced DC's pages since 1940, his look has (arguably) changed the most through TV and film adaptations—and Burger Fiction gave his many incarnations a proper and thorough send-up.
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But during a segment on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon," Judge, who graced the Sports Illustrated cover last week, tried his best to hide his identity to fans and asked questions about himself.
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Sarah -- whose amazing figure has graced the pages of HUF Magazine -- is giving us all the vacay vibes ... glistening in the sand, and splashing around in the ocean to wash off those sandy cheeks.
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The performance will mark the Grammy award-winning singer's first appearance on the Super Bowl stage, which has been graced by artists such as Luke Bryan, Lady Gaga and Idina Menzel in recent years.
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She's walked in nearly every major runway show, from Chanel to Versace, graced the covers of fashion's most influential magazines and landed huge campaigns with brands like Tiffany & Co., Stuart Weitzman and Calvin Klein.
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At 21, Gigi Hadid has walked in the world's biggest fashion shows for designers like Tommy Hilfiger, graced the cover of Vogue, and gained more Twitter followers in 2016 than anyone else in fashion.
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On Friday night, the "Work" singer graced the red carpet at the Black Girls Rock event wearing a pair of white shorts and a plaided blouse, paired with a nearly floor-length fur coat.
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The lips in question graced the 21-year-old beauty mogul's Jonathan Adler Lips Full Dose Needlepoint pillow, which immediately sold out after being spotted on Jenner's couch and now has a massive waitlist.
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Instead, she took her love of pop culture and graced our television screens with guest appearances on everything from the Season 6 finale of Parks and Rec to an episode of Nashville (sort of).
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Over the years, the iconic double bow, ankle-tie heels have graced the feet of Reese Witherspoon, Chrissy Teigen, Kim Kardashian, Hilary Duff, Emma Stone, Gabrielle Union, and Diane Kruger (to name a few).
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From kebab shop photoshoots to over-excitable dogs called Jack, here are some of the funniest British tweets to have graced our timelines so far this year... Just got Ed Sheeran's new album pic.twitter.
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She debuted the dazzling number during the show this week, and graced her more than 58 million Instagram followers with a shot of her wearing look as part of a very-JLo stage outfit.
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When their second album, King, dropped two years later they graced the cover of Rolling Stone—back when a Rolling Stone cover was still the Holy Grail for your average, hard working indie band.
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Joyce, who had threatened pets Pistol and Boo with euthanasia, fired back on Wednesday, comparing himself to the fictional forensic psychiatrist and cannibalistic serial killer who has graced both the big and small screen.
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Much like Danny DeVito or that bird who swooped in out of nowhere to give Bernie the seal of approval, Gethard was graced by the presence of none other than Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs.
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Like sabermetrics before it, statcast has offered a new level of insight into the game that goes well beyond the batting average and ERA numbers that have long graced the backs of baseball cards.
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And on Wednesday night, one such undeniable talent graced Wrigley Field during a game between the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers, stunning fans with a feat unlike anything the sport has ever seen.
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Outlander hasn't graced our screens since July 2016, but it will be a few more months before Claire and Jamie Fraser are back for more time-traveling shenanigans, swashbuckling swordplay and knee-weakening romance.
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Political comments also graced these structures and provided an outlet for the people who could not publicly comment on the conditions that brought them to a war on the far side of the world.
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And South Korea graced Trump with a special kind of visitor status that meant he received a welcoming delegation packed with high-level officials and a gala dinner hosted by the South Korean president.
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