" Giddens talks about her "black granny" and her "white granny.
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A little granny who deadlifts is a little granny who's pumped up.
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A sociocultural examination of the renewed interest in the granny panty begins in 2014, when granny panties make a grab for the throne.
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A pie made with a dozen Granny Smith apples may be inedible, but a pie made with four Granny Smith apples may be irresistible.
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Yield: 1 drink 1½ ounces (45 milliliters) Grey Goose VX 1 Freshly juiced Granny Smith apple Horseradish, for garnish Juice one whole Granny Smith apple into a double rocks glass.
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Sorry, I had opted for the granny undies that day.
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They want dirty air, water killed granny, kill the kids.
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When getting ready for sex = donning the dreaded granny pants.
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Dyana Neal, 49, has been wearing granny panties for years.
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When she's not "supporting Granny," she goes out to dinner.
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"Granny, I'm getting sand in my eyes," the child cried.
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"Granny, you have to leave," one of the guards said.
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Granny chose him because he worked hard and kept silent.
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In the year I was nine, Deaf Granny left me.
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That white boy's gonna be toothless as my old granny.
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"Some of the elderly love it," Granny said of Facebook.
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I was born gamine and now I'm a gamine granny.
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It vintage, from someone's granny, from back in the day.
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The granny square reference comes from the artist's introduction to textiles.
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But looking back now, perhaps Granny knew something that we didn't.
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It will be so easy that your granny can use it.
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My Granny raised me for a huge chunk of my childhood.
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Throwing granny in the wheelchair off the side of the cliff!
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At 92 years young, my granny was the most beautiful bridesmaid!
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That day, Granny made five hundred and sixty-one corn cakes.
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She came home and said, 'Oh, Granny, you look so cute!
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I mean, by the time my granny died, she could dunk!
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"Granny was quite a character," said Ms. O'Sullivan, founder of GiftsDirect.
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Meet Granny – at 102, she is America's oldest – and most adorable – schoolteacher.
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The response was a sweet, "Your grandmother," accompanied by the granny emoji.
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Granny is proof that killer whales live long beyond their reproductive years.
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The granny panties of yore had been sleekly reinvented for new audiences.
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The rise of reinvented granny panties is folded into the athleisure movement.
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Deaf Granny stood beneath the eaves, waving to me from a distance.
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I watched as my granny suddenly covered her eyes and began sobbing.
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"First time Chuck has been beaten in his whole life," Granny boasted.
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Holland's granny was the type of woman who rarely looked at recipes.
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"Granny came from Ohio to meet Luna today," the proud papa shared.
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My imagined grandmother answers as I know my real granny would have.
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"MISS YOU GRANNY," the moderators of her YouTube channel, Country Foods, wrote.
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Many go with some variant of the traditional: Granny, Nana, Granddad, PopPop.
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To her dismay, gone are her cute thongs, replaced by granny panties.
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But Granny Smith apples nestled in molded cardboard bore the USA label.
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I got the full granny panties situation, stretched out in my bed.
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"Frances was like, You're like the granny with her hobby," she said.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte are heading to Granny Middleton's house for Christmas.
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Would your granny shimmy feet-first into a suit made of electric muscles?
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She also spoke about the relationship she has with her "granny" the Queen.
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"I'm sure that Granny is on call as a back up," says Dixon.
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They like a bit of wrong, a bit of clumpiness, clumsiness, granny-ness.
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Granny, believed to be as old as 105, is missing and presumed dead.
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Even Prince William makes mistakes – and his Granny is "cool" when he does.
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Granny panties had officially infiltrated the culture in ways both highbrow and lowbrow.
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A surviving photograph shows a softly outlined Mason in pearls and granny glasses.
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Each bill that Granny burned was cut with a beautiful crescent-moon design.
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The granny is given the gift on Christmas morning and moved to tears.
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And those that definitely don't want to move could always consider "granny pods."
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These units, often called "granny flats," typically consist of converted garages or basements.
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I ended up happily replacing her with Nana, a stealth-sniper granny caricature.
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Is it sad and drab, with saggy granny panties and moth-eaten bras?
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And then there was Granny, one of Mr. Campbell and Ms. Conti's figures.
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My granny is sitting in her spot on the couch, cigarette in hand.
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In "Little Red Riding Hood," he swallows first granny, then the little girl.
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Last year, Carole shared her ultimate super-granny tip for raising polite children.
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His book is as crisp and tart as a good Granny Smith apple.
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As a girl, she first hears about the ghosts from her beloved granny.
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" And sometimes he leans on humor: "Got vintage garments old as my granny.
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You've earned it, and more than that, you've made your secretly-rich granny proud.
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"I&aposm the hottest granny, there is no competition here," she told the publication.
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Members of "Granny Peace Brigade" rally against Wall Street at Zuccotti Park on Sept.
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I don't know where granny was from but she could cook her ass off.
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As my Granny would say: even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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But there's been a sea change in the public perception of the granny panty.
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KS: Yeah, but it's not usually like ... Remember the old granny from Pasadena Road?
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That said, it looks like we need start thinking outside our stereotypical granny box.
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That's how my video and live event series Cooking with Granny came to be.
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Just as Granny said, Ah Yang had always been a sickly and unlucky child.
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Simply Nature Applesauce Cups in Granny Smith and Blueberry hit stores on August 7.
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"My brand just turned into me and Granny taking over the world," Smith said.
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The wooden stairs to his granny unit began to split from the side rails.
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They have worked with Mila, making a video of Granny giving her dating advice.
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There's a converted garage she plans to turn into a granny flat for guests.
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They're not just she-sheds or he-sheds or granny pods or tiny homes.
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So come on, pass the hot grease—it's time to party like Granny Smith.
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That is to say: maybe don't read it at work, or with your granny.
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They also added the ultimate nod to great-granny and reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II.
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The ordinance allows accessory dwelling units, or so-called granny flats, permitted prior to Jan.
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They restricted themselves to the simple granny square pattern, but some created their own designs.
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Racist, sexist, homophobia, xenophobia, Islamophobic, you know, throw granny over the cliff and scare America.
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It was a big surprise because granny panties are, by definition, about function over form.
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Maybe the backlash to the granny panty will herald the return of the G-string.
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So I exposed my granny-underweared ass to all these people RIGHT before the interview.
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Granny Smith apples bring a nice tart bite to the overwhelming sweetness of the topping.
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We uploaded another video titled 'Watermelon Chicken by My Granny' and that [also] went viral.
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Families in other developing countries are more hesitant about handing Granny over to strangers, however.
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Before you even get on a 🤖 granny talks to you for a bit pic.twitter.
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I'm quite certain that no one was watching the last time Granny made corn cakes.
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Before you even get on a 🤖 granny talks to you for a bit pic.twitter.
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" 'Republicans are throwing granny over the cliff,' " McSally said, mocking a 2012 Democratic talking point.
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"Aunty, can you please tell Granny to prepare vegetable juice and pork snacks?" he wrote.
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"'This is the girl for me, Granny,'" Sergeant Wright's grandmother, Elaine Trull, remembered him saying.
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"Aunty, can you please tell granny to prepare vegetable juice and pork snacks?" he wrote.
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How many of us have the patience to separate each chain, bracelet and granny brooch?
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Crisp, bright, clean notes of Granny Smith apple and other stonefruit tartness were a delight.
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"If it's me and your granny on bongos, it's the Fall," Mr. Smith once declared.
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My granny found this pot of Lena's, given to her as a gift by the AFL.
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Despite the deafening dearth of excitement among younger women, Hillary has cast herself as Groundbreaking Granny.
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" The family friend adds, "She adores being a granny and always tells people, 'I'm loving it.
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One of the secret ingredients I like to add to guacamole is a Granny Smith apples.
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And many times Deaf Granny dragged me by the ear back into the smoke-wreathed kitchen.
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Deaf Granny brought out her corn cakes, making delivery after delivery to everyone in the village.
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For instance, a recent article on Good Housekeeping points out an "Adult Granny Costume" for men.
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Best scene: The granny-commando raid on Lord Merton's house, which climaxes in this delicious exchange.
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"Scrumbly took crocheted granny doilies and sewed them all together for his costumes," Ms. Sui said.
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Again — this is about Granny only on the surface, and everything beneath is about your marriage.
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"Granny Erna will have to pick up the tab at the end of the day," he said.
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The granny-chic plaid and fur ensemble may not be her best look… Re/REX Shutterstock 14.
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Thompson's 10-year-old grandson is shocked when he asks Granny whom she's going to vote for.
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Having spent the last three months traveling, I was thinking about my own granny a lot lately.
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Consumer demand is responsible for widely salable wonders like the Big Mac, Budweiser, and Granny Smith apples.
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If Trump wins, he has a majority and can push through whatever granny-starving legislation he wants.
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We're a chef family and we all love to cook, but my granny is passionate about it.
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Also, lavender tea tastes like what I imagine guzzling a bottle of granny perfume would be like.
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The memory of "Granny Diana" is still a big part of daily life in Prince William's household.
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It is what causes the granny during the Irving warm-ups to chair dance to mad beats.
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With Lynn Cohen as the granny, who had been planning to take that recipe to her grave.
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As everyone knows, when Deaf Granny died she was buried in the vegetable plot outside the house.
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Granny and I both left it, though I see now that we left it in different ways.
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I know I won't be able to get that robot granny out of my head for days.
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You've got granny bags, orange bags, mock croc bags, and even bags that look like, well, this.
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I grew up in foster care, and my granny raised me from when I was 12 on.
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So, it is there, moving slower than a granny, that I do my writing in my head.
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Granny connotations aside, the classic mineral compound "works by inhibiting muscle contractions and relaxing muscles," she says.
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One of my friends spooned up a hefty portion, explaining that it reminded her of her granny.
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His favorites are Vermin Supreme and Granny Smith, and he sees them as positive online role models.
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I was a trash-talking gangster granny holding a machine gun on Comedy Central's The Ben Show.
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Sure there are a few interesting adjectives being tossed around — and "granny blowjobs" definitely does catch the eye.
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However, the best sketch has to be the surprise bachelorette party for a granny played by Aidy Bryant.
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The South Bronx is now gentrifying, but there are still old boriquas pushing granny carts with their boomboxes.
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One that recently caught my eye shows Granny playing with her dog (or as my kids say, doge).
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They want dirty air and water, they want to kill children and throw your granny over the cliff.
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"They called me 'granny,' " the 51-year-old actress told the Los Angeles Times in a new profile.
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Lady Louise Windsor took the reins of a carriage following in the tracks of her granny Queen Elizabeth.
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" "Granny is a beam of light, this gentle strength and warmth that emanates from her at all times.
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Let's be honest-Without pampering & coddling from the media Hillary's a lackluster granny totally unfit to be President.
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Granny will be proud," she wrote on Instagram, before adding that she wanted to "clarify a few things.
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Officially know as J2, but affectionately known as Granny, this killer whale was likely the oldest living orca.
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" Along with Mead, VICE also met with a Texas couple who call themselves "Side Thorn" and "Conspiracy Granny.
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The rise of the granny panty might be one of those changes, although it'll take hindsight to know.
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"I was riding my little pink granny Schwinn down Los Feliz Boulevard when I saw PRS," D'Aoust says.
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Here, Food Network's Ham on the Street host George Duran shares his recipe for granny smith apple guacamole.
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His hair was always wispy and outside the ring he had a propensity for overlarge tinted granny glasses.
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Granny decided to have someone trim the branches of the dozen willows that stood around the well pond.
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"He said he would start killing us if he didn't get to talk to his granny," Westafer recalled.
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How did it feel to bring back the granny-style on the biggest stage in the basketball world?
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Granny, today homosexuality is still taboo in Peru, but at least there are no more secrets between us.
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But if there is a way to get your granny to stay home, that's definitely the safer option.
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I recently lost my Great Granny Helen, whose flaxseed lemonade recipe was the inspiration behind Me & the Bees Lemonade.
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Dye them green and top the finished flapjacks with sliced kiwi or Granny Smith apples for even more color!
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So then I thought, what if I make something that helps honeybees and uses my Great Granny Helen's recipe?
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My granny was standing in between the only connection I had with my one true love at the time.
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Jodi Mann introducing herself as "Conspiracy Granny" to a Wilson County sheriff's deputy in a video posted Dec. 23.
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Personally, I'd love to see a green color option for future iPhones (hey, some of us prefer Granny Smiths).
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By their estimate in 1976, Granny was at least 45 years old, but was most likely closer to 76.
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For millennials, granny panties are now de rigueur in randy Instagram posts, daily life, and celebrity red-carpet photos.
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Myers believes our culture's changing conception of the ideal female form is behind the revival of the granny panty.
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" Ellie told her mom that if "Granny can't come to my party, I just don't want to have it.
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The owner of the van was a small, gray-haired woman in granny glasses and a green khaki coat.
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Regardless, Biles seemed to take the whole thing in stride, retweeting the granny-esque pic on her own account.
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The wonderfully titled Granny Ogle's Ham & Beans is named after the grandmother of one of Dolly Parton's close friends.
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The Huawei arrest threatens U.S.-China relations, Chancellor Angela Merkel's party chooses her replacement and India's cooking "granny" dies.
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You will then trip on your toilet-paper-packed granny cart and die face-planted in the Brooklyn gutter.
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Once, when her white granny needed help with her taxes, she went to Giddens's black grandfather to get it.
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"It has a very sour Granny Smith apple taste that I don't care for," one of my coworkers said.
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In "Granny Knot," Ms. Wasik is concerned with choreographic transitions, bringing what may seem peripheral or incidental to the center.
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No one's granny in the English Midlands grew up worrying about the next-door county's militia taking back Alsace-Lorraine.
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" But there were all of these hot 20-something Kardashian-looking girls dying their hair, what they called "granny hair.
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At an estimated age of 224 years old, the orca known to researchers as "Granny" is presumed to be dead.
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"Not a nanny, not a granny, not a fanny," Pomme's quartet sings in peasant dresses before a blank-faced crowd.
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My granny told me you goin' to school / Getting that degree and making it cool," she spits on "Tina Montana.
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Cyber Monday shoppers and others can download a Chrome browser extension from Gift Card Granny to optimize their online purchases.
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LONDON — Bridget Jones is the hapless, chain-smoking singleton who made granny pants sexy, and introduced "fuckwits" into our vernacular.
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" My feeling was, "You go, Granny, and better make it snappy, because the way you drive, you don't have long.
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Seemingly he forgot he could just open da blinds 🤣🤣 granny not happy with him 🤦♂️😂😂 pic.twitter.
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Many things in this world are ugly/cute: bulldogs, the kind of granny panties favored by photographers like Petra Collins.
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Also, some might not want to be quite that lit in front of extended family — not every granny would approve.
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By the end of this year, Granny hopes she'll be able to learn how to drive for the first time.
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Once mocked as a "Granny" for its cautious, worldly perspective, The Herald long ago embraced the reputation and the nickname.
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You may have noticed "granny panties," otherwise known as high-waisted, comfortable underwear, taking over your Twitter feed of late.
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"They look like lingerie and don't make you feel like you're wearing granny panties under your clothes," one reviewer wrote.
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There are witches and a menacing character named Granny Someone and a lot to be scared of in the cellar.
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But there is also Captain Jane, a menacing Granny Someone and the sense that other cultural influences are at play.
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"I decided it was time, if only because it doesn't look good to have a granny in charge," she said.
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Gone are the silly forelock and the granny glasses, replaced by a tidier Wall Street coif and sober dark frames.
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Someone with dementia or in need of help with daily tasks is not a good granny pod candidate, McClanahan added.
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I've also landed roles like "Queen of the Gym" in a mock news segment, and another as a Granny rapper.
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Shangela played fake Octavia, wearing her bottomless granny glasses that she's pulled out at least four times so far this season.
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A number of apple types will be sold under Arctic Apples brand in future, including Golden Delicious, Granny Smith and Fuji.
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Even if they aren't the sexiest pants in your drawer, do as Bridget does and lean in to your inner granny.
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Even if they aren't the sexiest pants in your drawer, do as Bridget does and lean in to your inner granny.
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Like conventional reef knots, bows can be mistied as "granny" knots, which come undone more easily than a true reef does.
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That's why we're totally flipping over this video of a truly epic Solo cup dunk by a 100-year-old granny.
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A number of apple types will be sold under Arctic Apples brand in future, including Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, and Fuji.
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"(This) anti-coup granny was leading a group of men, marching and chanting, 'The motherland is solid,'" Busch shared on Instagram.
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Try swapping them out for Granny Smiths in these individual Salted Caramel Apple Pies (baked inside of an apple.) Red Delicious
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The ability to consume media of your own choice is a step change from having to watch whatever granny had chosen.
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"People tend to associate granny panties with periods and periods with uncleanliness and shame," Rayne Schroeder, 20, wrote in an email.
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"I promised my dear Granny that I would appear on Jeopardy one day, and I never take promises lightly," he said.
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William and Harry are also speaking about how their granny, Queen Elizabeth, went to great lengths to look out for them.
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"After daddy left, she said to my granny, 'Will you take care of the kids?' and she left us," Wa'ed says.
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On the counter was her mise en place: heirloom tomatoes, Granny Smith apples, carrot juice, raisins, brown sugar and duck confit.
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Step on a crack, my dearies, step on a crack and teach your granny to suck eggs from her one basket.
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Mr. Neri's neighbor in Faenza, Livia De Giovanni, is her granny finder, and the ambassador to the women and their families.
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"Granny Ng noticed that the young man often brought home takeout dinners or ate instant ramen in the evening," Lok writes.
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"My Granny said after Savita Halappanavar died that it was wrong, and that the woman had to come first," she said.
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While older Americans are building granny pods for themselves, some also see them as a long-term solution for multigenerational living.
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Holland mixed granny-square crochet with a found wheelchair, the result reminiscent of the yarn bombing trend from a few years ago.
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Try them shaved and raw, as in this fresh slaw with Granny Smith apples, radicchio, dried cherries, and a tangy mustard vinaigrette.
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The executive pastry of Quality Eats in New York City adds a dramatic trick to his treats 6 medium Granny Smith apples
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"Forty-plus-year-old performers were virtually considered granny porn," says Jeff Vanzetti of IAFD, which is the adult equivalent of IMDB.
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"I would hope he could bring jobs back into the community -- he's a businessman," said Paula Welter, from the Granny Basketball team.
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Stick a popsicle stick in the top of 4 granny smith apples and dip them in the melted candy corn to coat.
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For example, you can buy a Target gift card at Gift Card Granny with a 5.6 percent discount as of Nov. 22.
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Meanwhile, Gift Card Granny has a loyalty program where people can earn points toward $5 discounts on their purchases of gift cards.
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She may have had some recent trouble with technology, but we will say, this generous granny does have a mean emoji game.
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It'll be interesting to see how the change flies with a less tech-savvy crowd, such as your 93-year-old granny.
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"If women solely want to wear granny panties because that's what makes them feel good, then GOOD, they absolutely should!" she wrote.
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Until then, all those truckers up north will have to stay in the granny lane on the way to the ice mines.
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From granny panties and boxer briefs to disco draws: buying underwear just got more exciting thanks to Norwegian disco don Todd Terje.
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These days, we're embracing the granny panty and showing it off with pride, and you can, too, with the 18 picks ahead.
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I threaten to wear granny panties and no makeup to the next one to prove that no guy will hit on me.
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But we can't count Granny in the senior center, and Junior away at college, as plausible new entrants into the labor force.
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Or Mama, or Papa, or Matthew, or Michael, or Granny, or Carson, or any of the others who have peopled our youth.
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Granny told me that the net was full of little fish and shrimp she'd caught at the river fork by the village.
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Maternity "was that thing that you found next to the granny underwear in the back of the department store," Ms. Pope said.
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In my news media delegation, there is a Yemeni woman who looks like a sweet granny until she flips on her niqab.
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The other was an A-frame, Swiss-chalet-style granny unit above the garage, where the owner displayed a toy train collection.
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" Katherine reaches her low point when she appears in a commercial for Irish butter and becomes known as "Ireland's best-loved granny.
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Just a guess here, but maybe your granny would rather expose herself to a deadly virus than admit to her Internet illiteracy.
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Equally impressive is the enviable style of the employees, who dress the part in headscarves, floral midi-skirts and round granny glasses.
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Still, despite his father's success, and his years advocating the style, the technique dismissively known as "Granny style" had all but disappeared.
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The researchers identified "strong" knots, those commonly associated with square knots, and "weak" ones tied in the style of a "granny" knot.
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And when the Queen is there on a Sunday afternoon, it is a five-minute walk up the hill for tea with Granny.
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Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry took part in a special service on Monday at Westminster Abbey with their granny, Queen Elizabeth.
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Interestingly enough, this study tells us that both knot-tying methods will fail eventually, but granny knots untie much faster than reef knots.
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When they delve into their sacks at the country manor home of granny and grandpa Carole and Michael Middleton, they'll likely need help.
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This cheap plan even includes a generous 45-day money-back guarantee, so you can back out if granny doesn't like the service.
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" She has just as much respect for her grandmother — whom she calls "Granny" — and says her relationship with the Queen is "truly special.
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Upon seeing the shot, the onlookers cheer and granny pops her fists in the air in celebration, looking surprised at her own accomplishment.
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The thong, marketed to combat the visible panty line, was officially irrelevant, clearing the way for granny panties to reign supreme once more.
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In 2016, at the same time Donald Trump was elected to the presidency, granny panties were receiving a round of complimentary media coverage.
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But was the granny panty's return about satisfying a nostalgic urge women had to relax in the underwear their grandmothers might have worn?
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But when Misty Dewberry Brooks called the facility about her "Granny" Maxine Pepper, she couldn't get a clear understanding of her grandmother's whereabouts.
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"Boomin' Granny" (2018) features the titular figure sitting front and center in the frame, her glass raised in a toast to the viewer.
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Well, except for the fact that granny has to set aside time to address the nation in her annual speech on Christmas Day.
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In 2016 Charles erected a statue of the Queen Mother, his late granny, in the centre of Poundbury to celebrate the town's success.
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John's greatest complaint about Paul was his habit of writing what John called "granny music shit" — pastiches of jazz tunes from the 1920s.
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Banks, who never misses an opportunity to be in some mess, as my granny would say, has since inserted herself into the conversation.
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The first variety of Arctic Apple to hit shelves will be Golden Delicious; next year the company plans to roll out Granny Smiths.
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The Big Bad Wolf, that thug, gets scared off by Red Riding Hood and Granny, both of whom are handy with their firearms.
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It apologized for its "Dub the Dew" contest after the most popular flavor suggestions included Hitler Did Nothing Wrong, Fapple, and Gushing Granny.
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They detour to the dentist, and then end up in a Georgia motel, with now-toothless Granny alternately sleeping and groaning in pain.
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Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Conditioner is like the perfectly ripe Granny Smith apple of conditioners — simple, affordable, and oh so satisfying.
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When the doorbell rings, granny can use her phone to see who's there and even talk to them before she lets them in.
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When she drives, her hands are cemented at 10-and-2, her shoulders tense and body caved forward like a sweet, old granny.
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"Even though we're not blood-related, we're family, I live about 15 minutes away from Granny and see her once a week," says Scott.
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The appearance marks the first time he has been with the team since he took over as patron from granny Queen Elizabeth in December.
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Each page wittily catalogs a subject of interest: "Nicknames" ("Every granny has a nickname") features a Bubbe, a Nonna, a Gran and so on.
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No one is significantly moved by the idea that granny might or might not have to make a flower arrangement when Bruce marries Steve.
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After all, if The Times didn't tell me about the soaring popularity of granny underpants, monocles in Brooklyn and dyed armpit hair, who would?
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But Deaf Granny has always been stubborn, and she wouldn't go along with the plan, no matter how much her neighbors cajoled and cursed.
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Iain has arrived from Scotland bearing the ashes of Brian's recently deceased granny, a firebrand who used to take the young'uns on protest marches.
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They will bring up the "Bridget Jones moment," the one where Renée Zellweger's character famously dons an enormous pair of figure-smoothening granny panties.
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Further, most suburbs are zoned to prevent any non-single-family housing from being built, whether multiunit projects or the seemingly benign granny flat.
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It's a Pride time of year, and I'm proud to be a loving auntie and granny to thousands of nonbinary people around the world.
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Suddenly the dog goes after a bone or something and takes poor granny (or grandma, nana, or my personal favorite, big nanny) for a ride.
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So then there's Kanye, who lands the best line, "trade my Grammy plaques just to have my granny back" and laments the dangers of Hollywood.
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A local sportscaster posted the picture on his Facebook page, ESPN picked it up and everyone – including Newton himself – fell fast for the Dabbin' Granny.
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Savvy shoppers can buy gift cards at steep discounts using online marketplaces, such as Cardpool, Gift Card Granny and Raise, to pay for holiday gifts.
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"People end up with a drawer full of unused or partially used gift cards, " said Trae Bodge, a smart shopping expert at Gift Card Granny.
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But, I love a hardware hack and the promo video with a hip granny rockin' her dual screen options is stupid enough to be fun.
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The message was clear: After an icon like Lady Gaga wears granny panties in public, there is no stuffing them back in the bottom drawer.
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We slept in wooden bungalows and crossed frozen rivers and lakes on skis, visiting picturesque villages where granny-style babushkas greeted us with warm smiles.
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Is it something to do with the fact that I spent my early teenage years dying my hair blonde and buying granny cardigans from Oxfam?
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This decadent sandwich is a funnel cake bun with a crispy chicken filet, garlic, cheddar cheese and strawberry-granny apple jam, topped with powdered sugar.
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For example, in India, kids only had access to "Granny Clouds," which allowed British grandmothers to give the kids encouragement and English lessons using webcams.
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These types of projects are technically known as accessory dwelling units (ADUs), but are also called "granny flats", "mother-in-law suites" or "English basements".
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What connects a skinhead wrapped in the flag of St George to a granny waving at the Queen with a Union Flag on a stick?
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Deaf Granny always said that water figured in my fate, and she feared that if I fell into the pond there'd be no saving me.
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As the so-called granny dances tend to take place in heavily populated residential areas and often cause a racket, complaints against them are common.
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The emotional power of those scenes is so uncanny that I choked up when I spotted Granny, now silent but still loved, surrounded by friends.
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Among the ideas are relaxed rules for granny units and an ordinance that lets people live in RVs at the sites of their destroyed homes.
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As Granny lies immobile, Louisiana meets a boy named Burke who tells her he can get her anything she likes from the motel's vending machine.
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"I decided it was time, if only because it doesn't look good to have a granny in charge," Graves said in her no-nonsense way.
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He was the size of a Granny Smith apple and had a green body, yellow-tipped wings and black around his eyes like a prizefighter.
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Steinke is at her best when she writes searchingly, before the moment of understanding, as in the narrative of her encounter with the geriatric Granny.
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Paris Jackson's gonna run out of skin if she keeps getting tattoos for family members -- but she reserved a special spot for granny, Katherine Jackson.
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Slipping to the second spot, the Red Delicious is then followed by the Granny Smith, the Fuji, and the Honeycrisp in popularity (in that order).
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With longer time horizons ahead of them, the younger old are spurning lonely granny flats and looking for something more convivial, closer to a bachelor pad.
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They want to kill your children, throw granny over the cliff and they want dirty air and dirty water and to poison the air and water.
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They also added the ultimate nod to great-granny and reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II. The baby prince was born on Monday at 11:01 a.m.
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Cowgirl Creamery Mt Tam cheese, nori seaweed, Granny Smith apple, and kimchi are piled high between two halves of a Hawaiian roll brushed in gochujang mayo.
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Wife Helen Lasichanh rocked a toned down boho-chic look, with granny glasses of her own, leggings, and dip-dyed hair that matched her denim jacket.
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In her golden years, Granny could still keep up with the rest of her pod, swimming hundreds of miles some weeks to help hunt for fish.
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In fact, a video of her routine recently made its way to the Love What Matters Facebook page, where people are enamored with this impressive granny.
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The Lennar homes don't offer just a spare bedroom suite or a "granny hut" that sits separately on the property or a room above a garage.
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She remembered that, the day after Granny Brave's threat, she and her friend had dug up ten earthworms and hurled them into the old woman's yard.
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His mother, Granny (Dana Snyder), is everything you don't want your own mother to be and has a past that is checkered, to say the least.
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He had amassed a sizable following, but for one of his clips, he asked his grandma Pauline "Granny" Kana to block one of his basketball shots.
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I was under 30 when I had the procedure, and to be that age with breasts like that is horrible; you expect to be a granny.
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In 2006, she and 17 other members of the Granny Peace Brigade were acquitted of blocking access to the armed forces recruiting center in Times Square.
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After he came off the course, his father's mother, Anne, known affectionately as Granny Annie, waited until they were alone and then delivered a stern lecture.
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So ThriveNYC trains staff members of those groups to do basic mental health care — screening people, doing Granny-style counseling and connecting people to other resources.
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Given the intensity of grandparent love, I've been surprised by how many people cringe at the idea of being identified as a granny or a gramps.
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"They have to give Trump a chance now that he's been elected," said Deb Kipper, of the Granny Basketball team, a lifelong Republican who voted for Clinton.
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She often sells out within just a couple of hours, smiling and apologizing to disappointed latecomers as she pushes her granny cart out of the narrow passageway.
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You may well be clued up on all the latest news regarding encryption and logging policies, but the chances are your granny is out of the loop.
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"All the guys will be dressing up as superheroes and princes, but you will stand out among the rest in this hilarious Granny Men's Costume!" it reads.
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Some gift card exchanges, such as Cardpool, buy and sell gift cards themselves while others, like Gift Card Granny and Raise, act as peer-to-peer marketplaces.
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Among the now rejected items are the following: Gurley's Lemon Drops, Wortz Vanilla Wafer cookies, Granny Goose Cheese Puffs, and Tito's brand Hot and Spicy Dill Pickles.
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They will call Republicans racist, sexist, misogynist, xenophobic, homophobic, Islamophobic, who want dirty air, dirty water, they want to throw granny over the cliff and kill children.
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To understand the renewed interest in that most personal of items, granny panties, one must observe their rise against the cultural and political events of the time.
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Poor Aidy Bryant tries her best to play the part of a dead granny while Cumberbatch genitals gyrate inches from her face, but it's a lost cause.
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The pies, made with Granny Smith apples, are cooked at about 325 to 350 degrees so they can continue to bake for about 90 minutes without burning.
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But true fame came for her at age 105, after her great-grandson posted videos of her cooking on YouTube, quickly turning her into India's cooking "granny".
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"When I first got the job and phoned Mikko, he said Granny would be a good left winger, but he'd be better on the right," Boudreau said.
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The world's oldest known killer whale, known as Granny, whose age was estimated to be over 100 years when she went missing last autumn, according to researchers.
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For example, "one of my friends had sent me a whole box of doilies and lace from her granny who had just passed away," Ms. Halliday said.
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There's also the endless wave of divisive granny and dad styles that continue to parade down designer runways, embraced by fashion people who love a good ugly shoe.
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" Asked what he thinks of how the public sometimes responds to his granny, William replies, "A lot of people get very excited and sort of nervous around her.
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They're members of the Dubuque Courtside Cuties, a team in the Granny Basketball League, open to women over 21960, with 216 teams across Iowa and seven other states.
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But for a long while, to her granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor (the eldest child of Prince Edward, and Sophie, Countess of Wessex), she was simply known as Granny.
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I pick up my list which is: two pounds of flank steak, one pounds of bacon, red cabbage, granny smith apples, potatoes, chocolate chips, heavy cream and coffee.
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They were once coded as ugly, reserved for seniors and the menstruating, and Jones's feelings of shame for her granny panties reverberated through an entire generation of women.
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Everyone tells you to stay in the light—under lamplights, by fires, by the warm porchlight of a well-intentioned granny—but you can stray if you like.
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An old woman known as Granny Brave, who had lived alone in the next alleyway, was said to have been a peasant partisan during the Second World War.
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With her honey-and-silver hair loosely coiled in a chignon, bifocals slung from her neck, she was the picture of a granny straight out of central casting.
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She joined her parents at a charity sailing event in August, vacationed on the Caribbean island of Mustique and visited with great-granny Queen Elizabeth in Balmoral, Scotland.
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Its chief life lessons are: Never judge a granny by her housecoat; middle-aged parents are stupid but well-intentioned; and even Queen Elizabeth II occasionally passes wind.
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The clan is led by two matriarchs—Ocean Sun, the eighty-five-year-old whale believed to be Lolita's mother, and Granny, who is a hundred and four.
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They have brought over one of Baxter's trademark drinks, a simple highball made from bourbon and freshly squeezed Granny Smith apple juice, to win over any whiskey skeptics.
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If projections pan out, the Honeycrisp may even move into the top three, ahead of the Granny Smith (boring and too tart) and the Fuji (friendly and acceptable).
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The full list of ingredients in Booth's smoothie of choice are as follows: celery, kale, spinach, carrots, cucumber, wheatgrass, apples (Pink Lady or Granny Smith), ginger, and lemon juice.
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" The princess, who met the former manager of London club Mahiki while skiing, added of her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth: "Granny actually knew right at the beginning [of the engagement].
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Later this week, William and Kate will take their children to the Middleton's family home in rural Bucklebury for their first Christmas Day with granny Carole and Michael Middleton.
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The fourth-inning hit was the 271st double of Howard's career, moving him into a tie with SS Granny Hamner for 10th place on the Phillies' all-time list.
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By the '90s, the thong dominated the culture wars, and the granny panty, as it was starting to be called, was officially reserved for seniors and the hopelessly unstylish.
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Last year, 'Tranny Granny' was pulled by the e-tailer, but things like a 'Call Me Caitlyn' sash and 'Sexy Indian Go Go Girl' costumes continue to be sold.
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While there's something so pat-yourself-on-the-back gratifying about mastering an intimidating, crazy trend (remember the Bedford Avenue Granny?), there's nothing as liberating as keeping it simple.
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Granny flats offer a low-cost housing solution because the land is already paid for, she said, and they are often built in more central parts of the city.
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And Washington is not alone: The two jurisdictions closest to the city are debating plans to loosen their own regulations on granny flats, mirroring a trend across the country.
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I lived with my deaf granny from a very young age and was sent to be with my mother and my father only on feast days and for memorials.
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Today, Ross and Granny have 15 million followers on social media, including more than 4.6 million followers on Facebook and 2.1 million Instagram followers on Smith's official accounts alone.
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Paradoxically, 337 Lafayette Street was once known as the Peace Pentagon because the building traditionally housed left-leaning tenants like the Granny Peace Brigade and the Socialist Party USA.
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DeAndre Jordan ain't into grannies ... at least when it comes to free throws ... 'cause the L.A. Clippers star says he'll never shoot his free throws granny style ... meaning underhanded.
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It was with great pleasure, and some sloppy maneuvers in the bathroom, that I tricked my kids' granny into drugging both of my kids via their bottle of milk.
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"IF IT'S ME and your granny on bongos, it's the Fall," the singer Mark E. Smith, who peremptorily hired and fired dozens of members of the Fall, once said.
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Whatever your specialty — race, gender, sex, religion, class, fashion, family, food — the granny in the floral dress with the weaponized purse will give you a lot to work with.
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Arthritis isn't a problem for Granny Pearl; she kicks up her heels and does the jig with her young granddaughter, Olive, in this dance-theater piece from Treehouse Shakers.
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There were sweeping Victorian ruffles and bourgeois tweed lunching suits; granny glasses and piles of Elizabethan curls; ruffles and crosses and disco zebra stripes and sequins and floral sweatshirts.
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It was a hopping-mad Pantsuit Nation granny in Hawaii who first planted the idea on Facebook of a Women's March on Day 2 of Donald J. Trump's presidency.
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Near these bodies are a series of shopping and granny carts, each filled to the brim with more disturbing relics of the future, also wrapped in plastic recycling bags.
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Like a good student of the cleansing, I drank a mug of warm water and cracked open The Springs Black Magic juice with granny smith apple, ginger, and activated charcoal.
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You can order this at both the Front Porch Cafe and Granny Ogle's Ham 'n' Beans, though I tried each version and Front Porch's came out as the clear winner.
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As the family gathered in the kitchen mourning the loss of "Granny Rose" three weeks after her death, a concerned Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) asked to speak to Dan alone outside.
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I'm guessing we'll all be able to enjoy this season without taking up bridge, but as an avid player, my Granny will enjoy the layers of it more than me.
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As the family gathered in the kitchen mourning the loss of "Granny Rose" three weeks after her death, a concerned Jackie asked to speak to Dan (John Goodman) alone outside.
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The ultimate insider is portraying herself as an outsider because she's a woman, and the candidate who is considered steely is casting herself as cozy because she's a doting granny.
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Granny flats are becoming more popular as "a way to bring affordable housing into a market that already has good opportunity," said Maria Evans, a vice-president at Fannie Mae.
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It has provided low-priced offices to dozens of groups, including the Granny Peace Brigade and the Socialist Party USA, since 21, when the War Resisters League began leasing it.
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California has already enacted a state law that allows most homeowners on large lots to construct a granny flat adjacent to their homes — that's a step in the right direction.
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Arthur Robins, a British illustrator whose many credits include "My Granny Is a Pirate" and a wonderful version of "The Teeny Tiny Woman," gives Macavity a wide-faced, grinning demeanor.
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That was before the Senate majority leader stepped on a figurative grenade and signaled that he was ready to throw granny from a moving train to placate the donor gods.
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Everyone I came across in Legion's London was either an average-sized adult — men and women both — or a hunched over, older lady, much like the reveal trailer's granny assassin.
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This recipe from Max Halley of Max's Sandwich Shop in North London may sound weird—broccoli, fennel, cauliflower, and green beans mixing with garlic, mustard, Granny Smith apples and mango?
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"Where we're going towards now is we have a lot of treats," Farid says: chocolate-dipped fruit chunks, fruit smoothies, "donuts," which are actually chocolate-covered Granny Smith apple rounds.
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But granny is just the most recent in a string of roles Ms. Hoffmann has embraced throughout a half-century of painting, writing and, most memorably, vamping for the cameras.
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"It is damn hard to put a pipe-smoking granny or a pet possum into a novel these days and get away with it," the novelist Lee Smith once said.
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A growing movement of urban planners is pushing policies that would spur homeowners in hot housing markets like San Francisco and Los Angeles to create "granny flats" on their properties.
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Cindy's new mentor is Leslie, a caffeinated young woman in granny glasses, who whisks her off to such exhilarating assignments as the finance subcommittee meeting of the Board of Education.
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If you received a suspicious Facebook message from your dead granny looking to tell you about a great new financial opportunity, you'd report the fraudulent account to Facebook, wouldn't you?
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Germany: The far right's move to foment a controversy over a satirical song, "Granny Is an Old Environmental Swine," has stoked concerns about the breakdown of the country's social fabric.
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As you address the bigger stuff — please do, in solo counseling if feasible, since intimacy deplores charades — try these Granny coping tactics: ●Looking hard for what everyone likes about her.
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The amount of people assuming that Keanu's new girlfriend Alexandra is a "granny" just because she's got grey hair proves how conditioned women are to appear youthful at all times.
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This recipe from Max Halley of Max's Sandwich Shop in North London may sound weird—broccoli, fennel, cauliflower, and green beans mixing with garlic, mustard, Granny Smith apples and mango?
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It follows a similar narrative, with both granny and Little Red packing heat and using their guns to scare the wolf so he can be tied up and carried away.
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Today: a product manager working in education technology who makes $2260,224 per year ($224,2230 when combined with her wife) and spends some of her money this week on Granny Smith apples.
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There's a little over two weeks until Easter, so if you're still searching for an outfit that won't make granny cringe, but will still turn a few heads, we feel you.
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Thankfully, Meghan has also won the hearts of her new family members, including her new granny-by-marriage, Queen Elizabeth, as witnessed in these now iconic photos of the two giggling.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, researchers first identified Granny and her Pacific Northwest-based pod in 1976, and determined her age based on the whales she swam with, including her children.
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Though the combination, a frilly frock and a good pair of black stompers is expected, here it still felt refreshing, thanks to fishnet "granny panties," clear glasses, and other add-ons.
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In 2017, while everyone was donning their pussy hats for the Women's March and the #MeToo movement kicked off in earnest, sales of granny panties had risen 129 percent on Lyst.
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"I just have to save here and there to be able to pay my rent ... It's very tough," said the lady who gave her name as Lam Por Por (Granny Lam).
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Next up, Sophia hits the pool in her granny panties and bralette and then dines with Shane where he finally snaps about how self-centered and self-absorbed his girlfriend is.
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Websites like Gift Card Granny and Raise allow consumers to offload unwanted gift cards for a little less than what they're worth — a win-win for both the buyer and seller.
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Margaery is playing the High Sparrow like a fiddle (WE ALL KNOW SHE'S FAKING) and slipping Granny Olenna secret solidarity roses like the one true Machiavellian queen of Westeros we deserve.
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She had help from her handy doll, Molly, and a rotating cast of other kooky characters, including Granny Garbanzo, a cat named Snicklefritz, deliveryman Major Bedhead, and some talking dust bunnies.
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Together, they take a deep breath, and the big yellow bird realizes that being in his nest with his teddy bear, thinking about his Granny Bird, is where he feels safest.
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Known as granny flats, mother-in-law suites or English basements, these conversions are gaining in popularity across the U.S. as a way to boost affordable housing, according to property experts.
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Before the bake-off, it was nearly impossible to find classic British sweets like Victoria sponge sandwiches, Eccles cakes and Bakewell tarts unless you or your granny made them at home.
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On YouTube, dozens of young women eagerly show me how to achieve a head of "manga white" or "granny white," which would allow my hair to grow in without root shame.
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She's partial to granny dresses, or maybe they're nightgowns, and when she stands in front of a window, the sunlight glows softly, creating a kind of ravishing halo effect: Saint Jean.
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"When we opened the door in the morning, there was a lot of pushing and shoving without any regard to the granny in the line," the paper quoted Sartor as saying.
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In the original children's song, a granny is praised as "clever" for her ability to drive her motorcycle in a chicken coop and attach a steering wheel to her cooking pot.
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While making silly clips and seeing what you look like as a granny may not pose a threat, the idea that someone could exploit this technology for more sinister means is.
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Our underwear drawers showcase a nine-to-one ratio of ultra comfy granny panties (the higher the waist the better) and itty bitty lace bikinis and thongs thrown in alongside matching bralettes.
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While it is unknown what flavor Kate's chutney was, we guess that the Christmas gift was the Middleton family's "Granny Marrow Chutney" which is highlighted in Pippa Middleton's 2012 recipe book Celebrate.
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And they exposed agents like Melita Norwood, who had quietly worked for the KGB for 40 years from her home in south-east London, then shot to fame as a great-granny.
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As the family gathers in the kitchen mourning the loss of "Granny Rose" three weeks after her death, a concerned Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) asks to speak to Dan (John Goodman) alone outside.
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As the family gathered in the kitchen mourning the loss of "Granny Rose" three weeks after her death, a concerned Jackie (Laurie Metcalf) asked to speak to Dan (John Goodman) alone outside.
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Attending a reception following a church service on Friday at London's historic St. Paul's Cathedral, Harry was asked what he would give his granny for her official 90th birthday celebrations this weekend.
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Whether you rely on trusty "granny panties" or up your game with a frilly cheeky every now and then, underthings are meant to be a personal decision based on your comfort level.
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"Everybody's aunt and everybody's granny says it's bad for you, but no one really knows where that comes from," said Dr. Greg Kawchuk, a rehabilitative medicine specialist at the University of Alberta.
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When my Granny would let my preteen self loose in that section of the bookstore under the guise that it was age-appropriate, I felt like I was pulling the biggest scam.
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My friend and I left shortly after, at which point she took me aside and told me I had my night shirt tucked into the back of my hot-pink granny panties.
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They ended up with enough fruit from this tree, some Granny Smiths and a selection of Malus Floribunda Crabapples that they pressed, fermented, and blended to make 20 gallons they named Paradisus.
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His shot chart looked like a Granny Smith apple and only 22 other players in the entire league averaged at least 15 points with a True Shooting percentage of at least 56.0.
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There are two or three U.S. brands addressing the same issue, Little explained, but the competition has a "very maternal or 'granny jammies' aesthetic," and primarily utilize "very unsophisticated" polyester-heavy fabrics.
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For the weekend in North America, "Tyler Perry's Acrimony" (Lionsgate) was second, collecting $17 million, a sturdy total for one of Mr. Perry's movies that does not feature Madea, his gunslinging granny.
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Meaning that it's possible for the hand-dyed granny panties and cashmere socks you bought in the name of self care to actually make a difference in your Sunday-afternoon emotional state.
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One way is that we're in our grandchildren's lives more than ever before, whether from across the country thanks to Skype and FaceTime or as "granny nannies" — in some cases full time.
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From runway-approved granny panties to day-of-the-week cotton briefs, once you've made the move away from "sexy underwear" and towards the luxuriously comfy options ahead, there's simply no going back.
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The scene would be reminiscent of "The Beverly Hillbillies," where Granny, Jed, Jethro, and Elly Mae all piled into a dilapidated pick-up truck and moved into a mansion once they struck oil.
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Eleanor's emotionally distant mother had called her "Granny" as a child because she was so serious; Hick had been beaten by her father and the family moved constantly to try to escape poverty.
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He would step out of his front door, the door to the same lovely Queen Anne house in Shropshire where his granny had lived when he was a boy, and sniff the air.
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It's the best thing on the menu at Granny Ogle's Ham 'n' Beans, which serves a beautifully-seasoned, rich-in-flavor bowl of (you guessed it) ham and beans with nearly every entree.
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The high-waisted, full-coverage underwear otherwise known as the granny panty, like the kind Rihanna showed off on her Instagram, would have been persona non grata for lingerie brands 290 years ago.
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While Murray has yet to officially announce the birth, his paternal grandmother Ellen Murray was quoted in the Daily Telegraph on Tuesday, saying: "Andy phoned yesterday and said 'congratulations, you're a great granny'".
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In later days, when I was an intellectual in Luocheng, I looked for a way to write a record of the thatched house where I lived as a child with my deaf granny.
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And, because habits of consumption are less ingrained—no one's granny shopped at Bergdorf's—people have been notably willing to buy, say, twenty-thousand-dollar watches with a mere tap on a phone.
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The Granny Smith will be third, followed by Fuji and the ascendant Honeycrisp, which could rise to third place as soon as 2020, just three decades after its introduction, the trade group said.
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But here's my deeper suspicion: However mightily my peers may pine for grandchildren and adore them when they arrive, some don't want to acknowledge being old enough to be dubbed Grandpop or Granny.
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Garage conversions, granny flats, backyard cottages, in-law apartments, guesthouses, crash pads: In California as of 2250, they're all "accessory dwelling units," or ADUs, and state laws regulating their construction have been relaxed.
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He showed his national and company identity-cards to the "old granny" questioning him, and insisted that he was "definitely an honest citizen", merely prevented by red tape from obtaining the right documents.
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My mom had driven out to help my granny do the things he's not supposed to for a while, like feed their cows and herd the new calves that were born last week.
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I think when someone is larger than life maniacal or a mouthpiece for some kind of ideology it's hard to relate even though it can be incredibly entertaining (Granny Rags is an example).
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Since e-bikes have been added to the mix the term "granny-pace" has a whole new meaning as riders—often the elderly or parents ferrying children—overtake young racers without breaking a sweat.
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" For his part, William, 35, has called his granny "the best role model I could have," telling the BBC last year that her input is "more of a soft influencing, modest kind of guidance.
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In the twist of the night, the sweet, lovable, cookie-baking "Granny June" who was in line for the liver won't give it to the girl who might not make it through the night!
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Agnes Zhelesnik, affectionately referred to by her preschool and elementary-aged pupils as "Granny," has been teaching sewing and cooking classes at The Sundance School in North Plainfield, New Jersey, since she was 80.
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She can "cuss like a sailor," as my Granny would say, and as an overworked, underpaid educator she does not hesitate to unleash her sharp tongue on her high school students or her boss.
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Talking to Britain's Sky News for the new documentary The Queen At 90, he praised his granny for helping him and brother Prince Harry after the death of their mother Princess Diana in 1997.
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In a video clip, her presumed grandson pulls off a pretty slick stunt with a water bottle, but then his granny absolutely buries him by pulling off the same trick with two water bottles.
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We quietly watched as she got up and retrieved Granny Smith apples that colorfully matched her wardrobe; she lined the steps with the apples, occasionally taking a bite and then violently tossing them aside.
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"Because habits of consumption are less ingrained—no one's granny shopped at Bergdorf's—people have been notably willing to buy, say, twenty-thousand-dollar watches with a mere tap on a phone," writes Fan.
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In "Louisiana's Way Home," her cantankerous Granny ferrets Louisiana away from their Florida home in the middle of the night only to wind up on the side of the road with a major toothache.
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When Mr. Rainey opened Hung on You in 19413, he had little fashion or tailoring experience, but the store flourished as part of a vanguard of hip London shops like Granny Takes a Trip.
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She is behind the infamous granny-over-a-cliff ad from 2011 that depicted a Paul Ryan lookalike pushing an elderly woman in a wheelchair off a cliff to highlight his proposals to overhaul Medicare.
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The journey from the riverside village of Eton is one that Princes William and Harry would take when they headed up to the castle for tea with granny the Queen during their high school days.
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"When you listen to victim they are either told that granny is dying in whatever country, it's a cousin's wedding, or it is someone's funeral," Temporary Chief Superintendent Parm Sandhu told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Mother — that was the official name of Ms. Whitfield's character — looked the part of the kind, proper, white-haired London granny in sweater sets and pearls, but she had a gift for the cutting remark.
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Serves 13 · 4 Granny Smith or Macoun apples · ½ stick unsalted butter, softened · ½ cup brown sugar · 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon · ¼ cup chopped pecans or walnuts, or a combination of both Preheat the oven to 350°F.
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In separate pilot programs, officials are offering subsidies of between $210,26 and $30,000 to homeowners who commit to creating accessory dwelling units — more commonly called "granny flats" — and renting them out to the formerly homeless.
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"I've never known happiness from the moment I came out of my mother's womb," a wrinkled "Granny" Lee says, and by the time this dark book ends, those words read more as understatement than exaggeration.
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For this project, Mr. Maynard turned the traditional Australian "granny flat" (normally akin to a shed out back) on its head by incorporating it into Charles House as an adaptable space on the ground level.
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Khloe reveals True's yet to taste any kind of unnatural sugars ... but she's got to watch her back around Kris because granny wants to fatten up the 1-year-old with all sorts of sweets.
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One player reads a situation card out loud ("When my brother brought out his new baby to show the family, Granny blurted out …") and then everyone else chooses a punch line card to finish the phrase.
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The roasted baby beet salad with halved golden and red baby beets, crushed walnuts, slivered Granny Smith apples, assorted baby green lettuces, dollops of creamy goat cheese and a balsamic dressing had crunch, creaminess and freshness.
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The monarch mom (and granny!) used the occasion to give a brief address about her year – which she said had been marked by a "new addition to the family" – 8-month-old great-granddaughter Princess Charlotte.
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Among the week's highlights: an unusual local delicacy, George twinning with Prince Harry, the cutest royal re-wear yet and the poignancy of a visit to a train carriage once used by his granny Queen Elizabeth.
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Mom of three Mhairi told The Sun Online her daughter Chloe, who suffers from Downs syndrome, had been "counting down the days" to seeing her granny and was heartbroken when they were booted off their flight.
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For now, all we can see is that by 2018, granny panties were becoming so culturally ubiquitous that it was impossible to find a red carpet photo sans a celebrity showcasing them under a sheer skirt.
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Sure, because of modern-day advances in technology, storage, and shipping, the average supermarket offers several varieties of apple — from the tart green Granny Smith to the horrific fraud that is the Red Delicious — year-round.
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In a mass-produced world, it's the homespun and handcrafted that have started to feel like the ultimate luxury — beautifully illustrated by J. W. Anderson's fall offerings, which combine granny-approved quilt patterns and contemporary shapes.
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" Replete with a beard, shaggy gray hair and rimless granny glasses, he looked more like Jerry Garcia than Humphrey Bogart, who played Sam Spade in John Huston's famous film version of Dashiell Hammett's "The Maltese Falcon.
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The doula consumer market has been largely driven by and tailored for white women, but the kind of support Giwa was providing to Landrum was actually originated by black women, the granny midwives of the South.
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If even that causes drama, then you'll know: that inviting honesty, flexibility and forgiveness into your marriage will be a longer and more serious project, and that your opinion of Granny is the least of it.
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Later, when the group assembled for dinner — three Americans, two Britons and a Brazilian — I quickly realized that I was the granny of the lot (though a chic one in my just-purchased, Shearling-lined boots).
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Clear standouts include the Penichillin ($12), a frozen slushy made of frozen Scotch, lemon and honey; and the Booze and Juice ($12), a shot of liquor and a glass of freshly squeezed Granny Smith apple juice.
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Allan's collection of platform shoes from New York City boutiques like Jumping Jack Flash and Granny Takes a Trip are what caught the eye of many designers and stylists in the early days of the shop.
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I tried the Summer of George, which is a delightful blend of fresh-squeezed Granny Smith apple juice, a splash of bitters, and a spirit of one's choice (bartender's choice: Sailor Jerry's for the complementary vanilla notes).
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Whether the laser or treat dispensing is worth the dough, really depends on your pet—I have a feeling a younger pup would have a better time with the Bites 2 than my toothless granny Daisy did.
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This adorable granny has been typing "please" and "thank you" into her Google searches in the belief that there is a physical person looking after the queries who might be urged to greater speed by good manners.
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The mint green sitting room the Crawley women retreat to after dinner also looks almost identical to the show's portrayal, except Maggie Smith (who plays Violet Crawley AKA Granny) requested different chairs be brought in for her.
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But she chose Bishop Briggs as her recording name because her parents come from the small town of Bishopbriggs in Scotland, where her Granny Kaye and Auntie Emery still live, and Sarah spent many happy childhood summers.
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It was two of those points, however, that brought the crowd to its feet—two granny-style free throws, the likes of which have not been seen in a regular-season NBA game in quite some time.
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It includes easing of granny flats beyond what state law required, and there are more proposals that we are bringing forward: Reducing regulations on infill housing, and the other (proposal) is about the nuisance of (environmental) appeals.
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Granny Lydiato Chris Schonberger When I couldn't relate to what he was referring to, I was still entertained looking at the cross and bird tattoos on his face and watching his gyrations trying to deal with the burning.
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" Even the most difficult moments are worth it for the star, though, who says she wants to one day become "that wise, happy granny, with a sort of wrap around my head and a few beads … in Tuscany.
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The 44-year-old singer went full '70s hippie on Tuesday, donning a tie-dyed T-shirt, tinted John Lennon style "granny glasses," bright yellow sneakers that match the iconic grin on his shirt, and an oversized cardigan.
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Each year, the supermodel goes above and beyond for the holiday with spectacular costumes that have seen her transform into Jessica Rabbit, a giant butterfly, a realistic old granny and most recently, dressing as herself with five clones.
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Bites Kallaloo, a mass of greens and okra, pork and crab, slow-simmered into a deep, darkly flavorful stew, is a dish usually best found at granny's house — if you're lucky enough to have a West Indian granny.
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Granny Pam taught a class on "meals in jars" at camp, but told the crowd that she has actually switched to stowing most of her emergency meals in plastic bags, because "glass jars are beautiful, but they break."
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Deaf Granny leaned against the loquat tree to the left of the window, stepped on a couple of broken bricks that had fallen from the chimney, and pulled herself with difficulty onto the back of the silver tiger.
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"A friend of the family knew Bruce Weber, and they sent him some pictures," Mr. Eberley said Tuesday, as he posed barefoot atop a plinth at Skylight Studios wearing a swimsuit and a flowered rubber granny bathing cap.
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When Granny breathes her last, it won't really matter whether you got in the final word on the value of trade, or the beauty of diversity, or that the cast of "Hamilton" really were being rude to a guest.
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Whether you call them granny units, in-laws or backyard studios, accessory dwelling units are rising in popularity in the U.S., in part due to new regulations that make it easier to obtain permits to build them in California.
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As Yang explained to me in his offices on West 39th street—where he had ridden in on a battered Schwinn bicycle with granny bars and a child seat in the back—the data seemed entirely obvious to him.
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Ohio's governor, the pacific Rutherford B. Hayes—Conkling called him "Granny"—secured it on a seventh ballot, and went to the White House after an Electoral College dispute that makes the election of 2000 look like a civic model.
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The two boys arrived safe and sound at the relatives' house after driving about 130 miles on the motorway without incident, and after a chat with their parents, they were allowed to spend the night at Granny and Grandpa's.
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Alessandro Michele, Gucci's magpie creative director, whose taste for mixing and mingling wildly disparate elements is his signature, was staging his cruise collection show, a hodgepodge of Renaissance, 1980s and street wear references, half gilded, half granny, half gamine.
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Today, the Waldorf Astoria serves a contemporary version, updated in 2011 by its culinary director, David Garcelon, and the executive chef, Pete Betz, made with julienned Granny Smith and Fuji apples, halved red and green grapes, and candied walnuts.
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" The trade publication Campaign declared one of the ads, featuring a woman with a placard that read "nobody puts granny in the corner," to be a "lazy attempt to make the 'invisible' visible through the sexualization of the models.
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I've watched my granny, the woman I've modeled my life after, become so full of angst and anxiety that she now has chest pains and bouts of blurred vision so strong she has to pull over if she's driving.
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For example, on first glance, the watercolor "Nonna Carolina" (Granny Carolina, 1936) appears, due its soft hues and the light touch of the medium, pleasing to the eye, almost like a scene from a children's book or fairy tale.
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A few green Granny Smiths sprinkled among mostly red apples create a superficial appearance of diversity, but otherwise, the fruits and vegetables he chose look like government clip art: The potatoes are russet, the onions yellow, the cabbages green.
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The other, less-secure method is known as the "granny knot," done by crossing the two laces in the same direction; this makes the knot actually twist as opposed to laying flat across your shoe like a reef knot does.
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However, in Asia, there was no such thing as film catering services like there are when you work in production in the States, but we did have these old, grouchy granny cooks on set who were like makeshift, DIY caterers.
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A constant scowl on her face, she is combative, hostile — "the mewling, rampallian wretch herself" — and stomps around her privileged Seattle life in granny dresses, spouting ideas from feminist literature and yearning for a future life at Sarah Lawrence College.
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Her project involving accessory dwelling units, or what many know as granny flats, was one of three "innovative ideas" that Fannie Mae said this year it is funding in hopes of developing ways to address the nation's affordable housing shortage.
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If a property owner wants to convert a garage into a "granny flat," transform a few floors of an office building into apartments, or build some low-cost housing units in a former warehouse, the law shouldn't stand in their way.
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Back when William's childhood pals the van Cutsems were the tenants of Anmer Hall, he and Harry were regular visitors, and they would also pop over when they were staying with their granny, Queen Elizabeth, in the main Sandringham House.
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Ileana Schinder, the architect who worked with Fazio and Wright on the designs and city approvals for their projects, said she has overseen the construction of about 20 granny flats in Washington over the past few years — and interest is climbing.
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The males, which can weigh up to 22001,21 pounds, typically live about 2500 years, and females, up to 16,000 pounds, survive longer — up to 50 or 60 years, although one J-pod member, Granny, lived to be 105 years old.
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Never in my life would I imagine that riot police would beat senseless an old granny trying to vote, whether it was legal or not, or shoot indiscriminately into a crowd with rubber bullets because they were gathering to vote.
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With her razor-sharp bob, Mary Talbot looked particularly dangerous, I thought, as she patrolled the environs, so I was unprepared for her to get gooey at the news that Granny is going to that big drafty castle in the sky.
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GRANNY OF THE DEAD In case "Shaun of the Dead" didn't already milk the polite-British-zombies setup for all it was worth, this horror-comedy finds an Everyman (Marcus Carroll) saving a town from hordes of zombie senior citizens.
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There is also a viral video of a granny in Wuhan dumping bags of vegetables into her shopping cart while everyone else around her stood still to listen to Premier Li Keqiang giving a short speech at a local supermarket.
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FROM PEN: Poach a Perfect Egg Everytime With a Foolproof Microwave Hack And don't desert this fruity dessert after summer passes — it's glorious at any time of year, particularly in the autumn when baked with thinly sliced Granny Smith apples or cranberries.
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Foray, known as the first lady of acting, played various characters on the screen from the Looney Tunes' Witch Hazel, Nell from Dudley Do-Right, Granny in Tweety and Sylvester, and Cindy Lou Who in Chuck Jones' How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
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He hands me a towel, and I ask him to run to Duane Reade to buy me a pack of granny panties while I get ready, since I don't want to wear last night's pair all day while we're out and about.
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Robert Ussery, 54, who calls himself "Side Thorn" online and runs the conspiracy website Side Thorn Journalism, and partner Jodi Mann, 56, who goes by "Conspiracy Granny," were arrested Monday at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, the site of the shooting.
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A few morsels of root vegetables such as carrots, a local staple along with potatoes, radishes, peanuts and corn, may have saved the life of Yang Nainai, or Granny Yang, during the famine precipitated by Mao's Great Leap Forward in 1958 to 1962.
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This is likely why the weak "granny knot" fails so quickly: as one free end is pulled, it sticks to itself as it is running back through the constricting knot, and pulls part of its loop with it as it comes through.
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In "Rituale" ("Ritual"), from 20033, a gash of pigment the color of dried blood is surrounded by black plastic cannulas, which echo the leeches that form a necklace around her grandmother's neck in her earliest extant watercolor, "Nonna Carolina" ("Granny Carolina," 22003).
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The same Paul who excelled at what John would famously dismiss as "granny music" nudged his bandmates towards Revolver by putting together an experimental Christmas mix for them full of tape loops, weird sketches and songs they hadn't heard yet in 19943.
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Some states, like California, are debating changes in building and zoning codes to allow for accessory structures or studios, also known as "granny flats," to allow family members to live close to one another, but with a bit of space between them.
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It's made with Gaziantep pistachios (longer than the average nut and Granny Smith-green) but the secret is the marinade, which we start to assemble on the low marble pass that keeps the Morito kitchen separate, but very much included, in the restaurant.
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To be clear, I am by no means suggesting that you reject all clothes that are made to flatter; I am suggesting that you can stop feeling the pressure to buy another pair of average stilettos instead of the granny heels you love.
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Watching Shayne Oliver's electrifying revival of Helmut Lang, where there were granny fetish bras, men in heels and panties, blazers with harnesses instead of buttons or lapels, and "H" pasties serving as a top, I couldn't help but think: what great bags!
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PARIS (Reuters) - Marco Trungelliti's Roland Garros adventure came to an end on Wednesday, when the Argentine who made an 11th-hour, 913,000km hire car dash with his 88-year-old granny to reach the tournament on time, finally ran out of gas.
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It's also possible that, socially, a newly relevant Tiger Woods promises what the previously infallible version did: this dream of integration for a sport fated, in the United States, to remain largely white; this proof, for people like my granny, of black excellence.
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But, increasingly, it can also be a successful negotiation between forms: denim carpenter's pants tie-dyed in tiger stripes and paired with a belle epoque padded corset, a long mint-green chiffon dress hung from a carapace of grass-green granny knitting.
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I next noticed a bespoke amenity right as I entered: a tiny silver shelf, just big enough to hold the Granny Smith apple sitting on top of it, with the words "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" engraved beneath it.
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This type of housing (think granny flat or mother-in-law suite) offers a livable solution for seniors who want to age in place and generate rental income, live near family, or eventually bring in-home care help down the road, Arigoni says.
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Unlike all of Bone's other subjects, who look down, away, or into the middle distance, Granny stares directly into the eyes of the viewer, her expression an inscrutable mix — not exactly friendly, but perhaps searching for friendship, solidarity, or simply confirmation of her continued existence.
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"You can pick up any package, from any sender, any retailer, at any time," a promotional video on the site notes as the video scrolls through packages not just from Amazon and Zappos (owned by Amazon), but also unnamed retailers, and maybe your granny.
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But the speed of service belies the quality of the drinks—the Booze + Juice (a whole Granny Smith apple blitzed to order and combined with your choice of liquor) is pleasantly tart and tantalizingly green, and pairs well with mezcal, for a touch of smoke.
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Night of the Hunter (1955) is arguably the origin of the species, with its Flannery O'Connor–esque showdown between a mad preacher and a gun-toting granny, followed in the 1970s by the banjos-of-doom-and-squeal-like-a-pig aesthetic of Deliverance.
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OK, so Hot Chip might not be Ed Sheeran huge but they're still big enough to pack out venues, sit near the top of pretty much every major festival bill going, and combine wonky avant-electropop with bangers even your granny knows and loves.
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Park has continued to strongly criticize the North over its continued tests of ballistic missiles, and North Korea's state news agency KCNA has levelled a series of jibes at her, including branding her a "senile granny" and an "old, insane bitch" in recent months.
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The notion of housing the homeless with backyard homes — commonly called granny flats and bureaucratically referred to as accessory dwelling units — has been gaining steam in the last few years, as Mayor Eric Garcetti and others lobbied to make the buildings legal across the state.
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"I must say as I listened to the excellent but devastating presentation of the scientists, I felt more and more a strong personal reaction — the reaction of an angry granny," former president of Ireland and climate action advocate Mary Robinson said at the announcement.
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In California, a similar dynamic has threatened pro-densifying legislation like Senate Bill 50, which aims to encourage transit-oriented midrise development, disallow some low-density single-family zoning and extend the rights of homeowners to build backyard accessory units — "granny flats," as they're called.
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"I voted for Obama twice because he was new blood, and I thought he'd bring new things to the county, but I'm not sure if he did all that he needed to do," said Paula Welter, a member of the Granny Basketball team who voted for Trump.
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Granny Lydiato Chris Schonberger I saw how cool she had played it coping calmly with each sauce until she tackled the last one, because when Sean asked her what was going on her life now, she managed weakly to say John Wick and could not go on.
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The most common mistake when tying your shoelaces is accidentally making a weaker granny knot…Read more Read Toen Castle, post doctoral researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, pointed out that the paper ignored some of the specifics of the geometry of the middle knot itself.
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Dame Helen Mirren has been known by millions as the Queen following her star turn in the movie of the same name — and Prince Harry has even teased her by calling her "granny," the actress said Thursday, joking that she was "insulted" when Harry made his remark.
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Thanks to a host of reasons — the rise of athleisure, the rejection of some particularly pernicious strains of hypersexualization, a reframing of what our society interprets as sexy — granny panties are taking up space in women's underwear drawers in a way they haven't since the '250s.
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There are thousands of different kinds of apples on the market, and 2,500 of those varieties are grown in the United States, like the Granny Smith, Fuji, Honeycrisp and America's favorite, the Gala, which just beat out the Red Delicious variety for the first time ever.
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In this unflinching nonfiction work, translated by Janet Hong, the artist races against time to record the life of "Granny" Lee, born in 235, who as a 21970-year-old was forced to become a "comfort woman" (that abominable euphemism) during Japan's occupation of Korea (73-27).
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Plus, holding back is a lie in the marriage; far better to fix that than to presume to fix Granny through "confronting," which must have a great PR rep, given how often it's contemplated as a remedy for personality clashes and how rarely it is one.
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