A heeled boot, a heeled sandal, and the red stiletto.
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I don't know what's weirder: the fact that high heeled crocs exist or that the heeled crocs in my size are sold out.
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Heeled flip flops were all the rage in the early 2000sFrom Christina Aguilera to Tara Reid, heeled flip flops were everywhere at the start of the Millennium.
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Aptly titled "So Stoned," the collaboration consists of "Purple Chalice" (a strappy high-heel), "Spice" (a mid-heeled mule), "Bajan Princess" (a high-heeled mule), and "Poison Ivy" (the aforementioned gladiators).
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LONDON — The clicking of heeled shoes on the floor.
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That's exactly the category the heeled mule falls into, too.
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Heck, even Marco Rubio has been spotted in heeled boots.
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Heeled flip flops have become trendy among celebrities throughout 2019.
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And she kicks butt, even while wearing cute, heeled ankle booties.
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I put on a new pair of yellow suede heeled sandals.
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That message, though, meant little in the well-heeled donut counties.
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I hold four different world records in high-heeled roller skating.
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THE well-heeled residents of Legetafo are not used to demonstrations.
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This summer, where in the world are the well-heeled heading?
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THIS week was uncomfortable for a host of well-heeled figures.
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Tinfoil in our hair, glop on our faces, high-heeled shoes?
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Special services for well-heeled guests is a long maritime tradition.
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Cost: $16.98Find out more about Fashion Nova's Hope Heeled Sandals here.
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Celebrities can be thanked for the return of heeled flip flops.
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"He has a very well-heeled following here," Dr. Sarkar said.
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Increasingly, though, well-heeled clients don't want that type of service.
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His mother is Susanne Van Hagen, the well-heeled art connoisseur.
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Solemates' main product is a heel protector for high-heeled shoes.
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Van Ness completed the look with heeled platform peep-toe boots.
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Locals bristle at a government dominated by well-heeled diaspora types.
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The L'heure Impatiente will not just appeal to well-heeled transcendentalists.
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Boutique hotels spill well-heeled tourists onto the red brick sidewalks.
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Boutique hotels spill well-heeled tourists onto the red brick sidewalks.
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Langdon's wardrobe is peppered with velvet, leather, chains, and heeled boots.
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We already have too many well-heeled corporate lobbyists at work.
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The well-heeled in Mexico have the "plata" to file amparo suits.
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Montville's main attraction is the relatively quiet community and well-heeled residents.
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And interest in Marco Rubio's shiny, stack-heeled ankle boots keeps growing.
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She paired the look with matching Burberry trousers and tan heeled sandals.
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This is a well-heeled world for the cultured and comfortably liberal.
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But many other well-heeled Trump supporters are still on the sidelines.
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Public Desire Mia White Clear Detail Ankle Tie Heeled Sandals, $42; asos.
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But Ampex had a leg up on its more well-heeled competition.
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This isn't the first time Kardashian West has worn heeled flip flops.
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It's sweet revenge after folks in Iowa mocked his high-heeled booties.
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Puppets it may not be, but we're a high-heeled step closer.
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Through its various businesses, Neuberger Berman caters to rather well-heeled clients.
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Santo Loquasto's individualized costumes are perfect; the women wear high-heeled shoes.
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Another factor at work: Pet lovers tend to be fairly well-heeled.
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May's teammate said he's "an absolute poacher with jet-heeled shoes" on.
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Cassatt appeared in several of Degas's works depicting well-heeled Parisian women.
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His bride and her companions are demurely elegant beauties in heeled shoes.
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Now, SoftBank is the one under pressure by a well-heeled investor.
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Owners claim they need skyboxes and other amenities for the well-heeled.
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MJBizCon, cannabis' biggest trade show, is slick, well-heeled, popular and professional.
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Sam Edelman Women's Yaro Heeled Sandal in New Nude Leopard, $44.33–$272.93; amazon.
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She accessorized with a simple black clutch, and two-strap high-heeled sandals.
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Fund III raised money from well-heeled investors like pension funds and endowments.
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Queen Bey herself is wearing silver heeled ankle boots that look equally alarming.
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Private equity firms rarely sue their limited partners, let alone well-heeled ones.
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He is Charlie Murphy underestimating the ball prowess of a high-heeled Prince.
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Metal-heeled stiletto shoes complemented the outfits along with big lace-like shoppers.
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It's also synonymous with lots of bouclé suit jackets and low-heeled pumps.
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The actress carried a white cross body bag and wore strappy heeled sandals.
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They sing, they dance, they act, they pose precariously in high-heeled shoes.
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He was the first one to make fun of little Rubio's high-heeled
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Kim is wearing a typical all-black ensemble, complete with high heeled boots.
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And of them all, our favorite has to be the block-heeled sandal.
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Perhaps the best-heeled of all is Zosia Mamet, who plays Shoshanna Shapiro.
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Bratz dolls have swollen heads, pouty lips, spindly limbs, and chunky-heeled shoes.
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Femininity was there too, with striped blouses, damasqued fabrics and kitten-heeled shoes.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is bringing back heeled flip flops from the early 2000s.
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Even retailers like ASOS and Yeezy are selling their own heeled flip flops.
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Women take off their high-heeled sandals and dangle them from one finger.
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Savvy, well-heeled and patient developers have worked that system to their benefit.
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She wore a short-sleeved navy blue dress and low-heeled beige pumps.
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He's turned towards us, in his 'high-heeled shoes proper for a gentleman.
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Shoes were low and squared-heeled, and there were only two bag shapes.
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Instead, it's coming from well-heeled lobbies that frequently complain about excessive regulation.
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Plus high-heeled pumps (always a pump), and some flats for the weekend.
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The protests aren't just happening in well-heeled places like Sweden and Spain.
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She rebelled against the sexist high-heeled oppression of the Cannes Film Festival.
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The looks were completed with flat or kitten-heeled pointed shoes in vivid colors.
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The new "Cyprus V" Crocs are a high-heeled version of the classic clog.
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I would pair them with heeled sandals like the Bliss Heel or Cyd Heel.
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They're both wearing floral shirts, and one boy is in fashionable Cuban heeled boots.
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Despite the high cost, Juul is lighting up among India's well-heeled, urban consumers.
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Now some are starting to tout for the custom of the merely well-heeled.
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Then kitten heeled booties happened, and I've forgotten what life was like before them.
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And remember how we obsessed over Mansur Gavriel's chunky-heeled slip-ons last year?
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Computers were the domain of universities, big business, and the occasional well-heeled hobbyist.
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Second, well-heeled residents pressure local governments to halt development and shirk regulatory reform.
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She donned a strapless white dress, heeled flip flops, and layers of diamond jewelry.
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After his pair of high-heeled boots drew mockery from rivals this week, Sen.
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"A moment like this, it defines your future," the stiletto-heeled apparition tells her.
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On weekends I drank with my better-heeled friends and crashed at their apartments.
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At the other end of the scale are the seriously well-heeled world cruisers.
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In 1938, a man named Thomas Millbank claimed that he was Spring-Heeled Jack.
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Now, you can even purchase heeled flip flops from retailers like ASOS and Yeezy.
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These pearl-encrusted, heeled Gucci loafers — also from her collection — will cost you $990.
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And the I.O.C. officials, well-heeled princelings beneath their tattered robes, smiled so broad.
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"They're not high heeled," he says, for the record #bootghazi View the discussion thread.
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I, too, am part of Pakistan's new, well-read, well-heeled, politically correct patriarchy.
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She was wearing a short, poufy skirt, high-heeled booties, and chunky gold rings.
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Well-heeled opponents could emerge again but likely will wait until initiatives are qualified.
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After the presentation, the Clark lovers (mainly well-heeled donors) mingled on a terrace.
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Do boots and their heels go flat with pants or high heeled with shorts?
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Just look at the unfortunate, and often well-heeled, clientele of convicted fraudster Bernard Madoff.
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Earlier this year, Vetements dabbled with smoking-related detailing with these Bic lighter-heeled boots.
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As such, golf has historically and overwhelmingly been played—and mastered—by the well-heeled.
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Last week, Tiffany & Co. showed how much well-heeled Chinese tourists matter to retailers abroad.
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The looks were accessorized with pointy lace-up mules and high-heeled rope-tie sandals.
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Rubio's high-heeled booties could, in a proper whisper campaign, be used to suggest a
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She also wore a pair of metallic, heeled boots from Fenty, which retail for $670.
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The clientele of the "bodegones" are primarily well-heeled Venezuelans with earnings in hard currency.
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In the first, the women wear long satin gowns and heeled shoes and mostly waltz.
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But globalisation has also made it easier for the well-heeled to hide their wealth.
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Not long ago, he thrilled 300 well-heeled political donors hungry to win in 2020.
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Even for Apple's well-heeled customers, though, such a strategy can only go so far.
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Last week that dream shifted slightly closer to reality, albeit only for well-heeled fans.
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While Donald Trump donned a rain jacket and boots, Melanie wore high-heeled, black stilettos.
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Only the Queen could make heeled sneakers with leggings and a hoodie look this good.
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Introducing the heeled flip flop, or as we like to call them, adult flip flops.
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That means, only the most well-heeled apocalypse preparers will be able to afford it.
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Emily Ratajkowski, for example, wore a colorful pair of heeled flip flops two days later.
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To be sure, some well-heeled companies in healthy industries are bumping up their investments.
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But for a certain breed of well-heeled buyer, stock Ferraris just aren't good enough.
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The people in my Flywheel classes tend to skew young, well-heeled, fit, and white.
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By 2008, he was working at Lehman Brothers, managing the fortunes of well-heeled clients.
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Like all well-heeled doyennes in the afternoon, it is touching down at Lever House.
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She wore a strapless white dress with a matching handbag and high-heeled flip flops.
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Tiny and hypersexual, he wore heeled boots and black eyeliner, and purposefully eschewed easy categorization.
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Additionally, "a private atmosphere among your set of people" (presumably the well-heeled) is assured.
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Jacob and Evie aren't able to catch Spring-Heeled Jack, and neither could Victorian authorities.
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Well-heeled sneakerheads who prefer to design their own silhouette can commission a signature shoe.
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Today, its spacious lofts and privileged perch across from downtown Manhattan attract the well-heeled.
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There will be five dressy, heeled women's styles from the Yeezy Season 2 collection available.
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Whether you love them or hate them, heeled flip flops are officially back in style.
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And he showed two-inch Cuban-heeled shoes from a fresh collaboration with Christian Louboutin.
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An entire wall is lined with more than 213 pairs of designer high-heeled shoes.
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Alex Rodriguez, LeBron James and Jennifer Lopez were among those in the well-heeled crowd.
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Some of Dershowitz's relationships with those well-heeled clients have brought him to troubled waters.
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He was promising a group of well-heeled patrons that he would lower their taxes.
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I already had my four interchangeable skirt suits and two pairs of low-heeled pumps.
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Most of the beneficiaries of Trump's mercy are well-heeled, well-known, or well-connected.
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I wear my preferred work uniform of black jeans, a sweater, and high heeled boots.
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I throw on flared jeans, black heeled boots and a nude button down collared blouse.
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If you need something low-heeled and chic, Cole Haan has a sale for that.
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" To some snickers from the well-heeled audience, Zarif said, "Iran has an independent judiciary.
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The dress, plus a fanny-pack-style bag and heeled boots, comes in at $5,740.
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A classic flat or heeled black bootie can be worn with any pair of jeans.
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Market Report Practical and unabashedly pretty, low-heeled beribboned shoes feel fresh again this season.
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He joined other well-heeled residents who closed on sales there over the past year.
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For Mr. Jacobs, custom Gucci high-heeled boots; for Mr. Defrancesco, custom Christian Louboutin sneakers.
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Seven years ago Uber launched itself as an app connecting well-heeled users with nearby limousines.
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Danced in high-heeled boots, its footwork flows to the edges of soles, twisting ankles too.
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In other circumstances, JetSmarter's well-heeled clientele might be quick to complain publicly about perceived shortcomings.
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Baccarat is favored by well-heeled affluent travelers, business executives, and in my imagination, James Bond.
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Those who marched and picketed in Selma wore nice suits, prim dresses, gloves, and heeled shoes.
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Some have turned to farming arowana, an ornamental fish sold to well-heeled Singaporeans and Chinese.
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The world spun, the fairground reeled, the wooden horses heeled gently as the carousel gained speed.
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The Oxford-educated ex-cricketer's tirades against corruption enjoy much appeal among educated, well-heeled Pakistanis.
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Their plastic should be melted down to make the high-heeled shoes that bless Barbie's feet.
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Remember that period when Taylor Swift solely wore high-heeled, lace-up oxfords and mini hemlines?
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Yet well-heeled clients — who pay $220,22011 an hour, plus a retainer — insist that it works.
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Arriving in the torrential rain, Kate had changed her high-heeled suede boots for flat ones.
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In London he had an apartment above the shop - Formula One's offices in well-heeled Knightsbridge.
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Meanwhile, The Wing's founders would argue that its success benefits more than just the well-heeled.
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OneJet isn't the only upstart that wants to scoop up well-heeled passengers in smaller airports.
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No ordinary citizen could get near the villa in a well-heeled neighborhood in northern Bucharest.
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There's a plethora of paunchy men in ill-fitting suits, paired with leggy, stiletto-heeled counterparts.
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Dress suitably: Loose items, like hats and high-heeled shoes, can fall — or be ripped — off.
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You can tell by the way she swivels her high-heeled foot after a fashion show.
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Gal Gadot's first Wonder Woman costume for "Batman v Superman" showed her in impractical heeled sandals.
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Women wore leather boots and open-heeled shoes with squared golden heels, matched with thick socks.
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It also sells the premium "Mate" series phones in the Kenyan market for the well-heeled.
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Mendes covered up the banded waist with a striped belt, which matched her striped-heeled stilettos.
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We know that well-heeled campaign contributors receive preferential policies in return for their financial support.
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" Ms. Juska followed "A Round-Heeled Woman" with a sequel book, "Unaccompanied Women" (2006) and "Mrs.
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Ms. Forté-Saunders is in heeled shoes; Ms. Walsh and her four co-dancers are barefoot.
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Well-heeled Americans have persuaded themselves that the stakes are high in every race in life.
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To complete her look, Bieber donned an $840 pair of heeled flip flops from Bottega Veneta.
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Skift&aposs Raini Hamdi similarly observed that Japan is becoming more popular among "well-heeled" travelers.
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There may be some well-heeled people who could afford it, or it might trigger something.
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To woo their well-heeled clients, such companies create events so intimate that they beggar belief.
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I finesse a cute turban around my head, throw on a summer dress and heeled mules.
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In December, VoteVets, a well-heeled political group loosely tied to the Democratic Party, followed suit.
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Government AI use creates a risk of gaming by better-heeled groups with resources and knowhow.
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And it's not as if the well-heeled are giving up anything by refusing to buy.
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I wore those heeled oxfords to homecoming, the first and last school dance I ever attended.
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Yet in many jurisdictions, they are required to pay the same fees as well-heeled defendants.
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Instead of heels, the Desperate Housewives star wore a pair of black leather, heeled, tall boots.
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While the hip-hop and punk scenes were bursting into life, well-heeled residents were leaving.
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Peloton, which sells exercise bikes to the well-heeled, last month filed confidential documents for an IPO.
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She's paired her outfit with high-heeled block sandals that add four inches to her short frame.
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A green and white floral, Cynthia Rowley tea-length dress, paired with Sarah Flint's Tara heeled sandals.
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She even left her sneakers at home and stepped out in a pair of black heeled booties.
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A modern touch came in knit socks worn with sturdy heeled boots and loafers dressed with jewellery.
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Rest assured, some very well-heeled competitors like Microsoft, Google, IBM and others are gunning for them.
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That would be a blow to BMW, which, like other luxury carmakers, covets well-heeled Korean consumers.
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This could tarnish the brand's appeal to well-heeled mainlanders, while being too expensive for ordinary buyers.
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"I remember wearing jellies with socks to like the MTV awards — like high-heeled jellies," she reveals.
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Remember when Senator Marco Rubio was spotted wearing shiny, high-heeled boots while campaigning in New Hampshire?
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And TBD on whether the shoe is a heel or a heeled sandal (trust us, it matters).
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"Triple Nickel, Tull" features a Victorian-style, high-heeled, knee-length boot against a blurry, architectural background.
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Then I throw on some low-heeled booties, jeans, and a blouse, and I'm out the door.
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Knocking down buildings in well-heeled areas can cause resentment; taking from the poor may be incendiary.
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Of course, that bus splashes Fantasy Jane and her high-heeled sandals, which is adorable and dreamy.
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The Post reports the "well-heeled" teens were mostly from wealthy Westchester suburbs like Scarsdale and Larchmont.
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It's not clear why taxpayers should subsidize publicity for an event already underwritten by well-heeled sponsors.
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And as Vogue points out, these heeled boots, although kind of cool, are awful for your feet.
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Cool until the end, Bowie was always well-heeled; here's a cut of his finest sartorial moments.
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Advisers in UBS's American wealth management division will use a robot to cater to well-heeled clients.
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He'll attack Rubio on nonsubstantive matters like his high-heeled boots and his infamous sip of water.
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These are his well-heeled Upper East Side friends and supporters who desperately want Mike to run.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix is arming itself for an intensifying streaming war against well-heeled rivals.
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The heeled rubber boots that Pierre Hardy designed for the brand are the definition of sporty chic.
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Work campers (often shortened to workampers) run the gamut from low-income retirees to the well-heeled.
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" She tapped a high-heeled foot as the woman sang a swinging rendition of "Cheek to Cheek.
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Jorgensen back-heeled a ball into the box, but Eriksen lost the race to get to it.
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It would, in theory, be welcome in urban environments and affordable to more than well-heeled businesspeople.
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Go to Capitol Hill and it's a sea of Ann Taylor low-heeled pumps and Talbot's suits.
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The all-suite hotel is booked by well-heeled travelers seeking a private and pampering hotel experience.
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Sabah paced a small circle in heeled boots, making last arrangements over the phone for their trip.
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" For well-heeled business leaders visiting there, a pithier epigram might be, "Influence buying has a price.
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Bieber arrived wearing rolled-up jeans, heeled flip flops, and a long-sleeved armpit-less crop top.
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MIAMI — An excitable, well-heeled crowd gathered in the Brickell City Centre shopping complex, camera phones poised.
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Given the above-normal room rates, the crowd was not necessarily as well-heeled as I expected.
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Well-heeled Nigerians can head to Mr Omikunle's store, Magnum Stitches, in the upmarket area of Lekki.
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Mother and child live in Santa Barbara, that drowsy, well-heeled coastal city north of Los Angeles.
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She's wearing a black robe, white jabot, silk gloves, heeled loafers and is holding a hardwood gavel.
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Unlikely. Instead, look to spending habits of America's well-heeled set to explain the shift in savings.
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Read more: Celebrities like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian are bringing high-heeled flip flops back from the early 2000sRihanna's recent footwear choice points to a larger trend happening within the fashion industryAt the time of this post, retailers ranging from ASOS to Yeezy are all selling heeled flip flops.
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Its well-heeled baby-boomer bloc is happy to get pensions that economic logic says it should forgo.
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The actress commanded the spotlight in a tulle, tiered gown in purples and pinks with metallic heeled sandals.
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High-priced, handmade boutique sports cars typically make their debut where the well-heeled and the media gather.
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She sported a red, limited edition Vetements Zemfira hoodie featuring the Soviet Union symbol and beige heeled boots.
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We're seeing stronger-than-expected GDP, and a well-heeled consumer may not reward his consumer staple picks.
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The high-waisted pants, billowy shirts, heeled booties, sequin jumpsuits all proved nothing was too provocative for Prince.
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Parents pick up their kids from music school, and well-heeled couples drink coffee in the nearby café.
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So, when he wears heeled boots, channels his inner Mick Jagger, or paints his nails, people take notice.
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The chance to speak to 300 well-heeled donors is not something every national Democrat gets to do.
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Others include segregation, redlining and the practice of well-heeled neighbourhoods splitting off to form their own municipalities.
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As Teen Vogue points out, this isn't the first time Styles has hit the streets in heeled footwear.
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Like extremist groups elsewhere in South Asia, NTJ seems to have attracted well-educated and well-heeled adherents.
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As a result, there are a flood of exotic manufacturers hoping to appeal to well-heeled performance fans.
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For Asia's well-heeled millennial travelers, new experiences are far more appealing than the comfort of organized tours.
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She arrived at the show's studio wearing a yellow high-neck top, neon skirt, and heeled flip flops.
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Khloé is the well-heeled daughter of an attorney famous for his involvement with the O.J. Simpson case.
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There are a smattering of "bleacher bums," but most of the crowd is well-off and well-heeled.
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For the first time, it will have a physical location in every well-heeled ZIP code in America.
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But she's been silent all the same despite the increasingly outrageous comments coming from her well-heeled peers.
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The designer put his best foot forward with these high-heeled boots in a palette of jewel-tones.
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For the Fashion Week set, striped athletic pants were worn with heeled booties, longer-jackets, and sleek knits.
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On Thursday, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley stepped out in New York City wearing a pair of heeled flip flops.
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Unfortunately by then Tesla Motors' [NSDQ] superior Model S was attracting all the well-heeled electric car enthusiasts.
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It was a little long, and the hyena found it difficult to walk in my high-heeled shoes.
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With its plush seating, fire pits and well-heeled clientele, Charmaine's caused lines to form down McAllister Street.
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Lois Pritchard, 40, single and a secret smoker, wears a sharp black bob and pointy high-heeled boots.
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Marrakesh has long been a weekend getaway for well-heeled Moroccans from Casablanca and Rabat, the nation's capital.
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Who stays here: Well-heeled leisure travelers ranging from families to honeymooners looking for an extraordinary hotel experience.
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He designs massive-heeled boots that recall the heyday of glam, and has a durable love of velvet.
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He did it with big-heeled cowboy boots, those platforms and micro shorts in leather, denim and satin.
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To stage his more lavish stunts, he depended on a series of well-heeled backers of roguish bent.
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In one characteristically subtle shot, a leg in a high-heeled shoe is stomping on a man's hand.
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She completed the look with a pair of geometric sunglasses and high-heeled boots of the same color.
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They raised their families in Livingston, N.J., a well-heeled suburb with a large number of Orthodox Jews.
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Somehow I ended up on a middle floor in a sea of the well-dressed and well-heeled.
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Some wore heavy-heeled work boots and worn jeans; some leaned on canes and walkers; some bounced babies.
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In October, she wore a pair of high-heeled flip flops for an outing in New York City.
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On the stand, the cat cake is taller than Swift is, and she was wearing high-heeled boots.
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Long brown leather coats were worn with high heeled shoes and camel trousers paired with short leather jackets.
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A high-waist flare can make your legs look miles long, especially when paired with a heeled boot.
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I have these block-heeled sandals, and I have this cute dress with two splits on the side.
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Could I see myself wearing these longer, nearly demure high-waisted Chloé shorts, perhaps with some modestly heeled sandals?
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And for Porsche's well-heeled customers, jumping into a different Porsche every day may seem like a perfect fit.
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In the sexy snaps, Morris, 29, wears nothing but a cowboy hat, red pants, and heeled cow-skin boots.
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Beyond the barricades surrounding the well-heeled celebration, lifelong Overtown resident Dwayne Riggins, 50, parked his bicycle and watched.
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SEWARD: Well, Michelle Obama just put her arm around the queen because they were talking about high heeled shoes.
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People aren't done mocking Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio for the heeled boots he wore on the campaign trail.
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The new "Cyprus V" Crocs are a high-heeled version of the classic clog, providing both height and comfort.
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Marawa Wamp, or Marawa The Amazing, as she is known professionally, holds four world records in high-heeled skating.
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Well-heeled tourists, mainly from China, are expected to be the main punters, says Susumu Hamamura, a Komeito politician.
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She does her hair, puts makeup on, wears all black leather, and slides on knee-high stiletto-heeled boots.
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An industry of lawyers, bankers, accountants, consultants and estate agents has sprouted up to serve well-heeled "investment migrants".
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Her hair in braids, Jenner kept her accessories simple — a pair of black sunglasses and high-heeled snakeskin boots.
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Plus, Waymo is finding itself in a space that is becoming increasingly crowded with other big, well-heeled players.
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Wearing a sharp suit and gold-heeled stilettos, Ms Sobchak presented a rich and glamorous model of that future.
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She joined the company almost exactly four years ago, following a long stint as Google's well-heeled wiz-kid.
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Gomez accessorized the Canadian tuxedo with just a pair of shades and some black, two-strap heeled sandals. INFphoto
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Completing her outfit, Hadid accessorized with a pair of sheer Prada knee-high socks, heeled boots and hoop earrings.
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The see-through look was paired with a trusty-pair of high-waisted underpants and simple black heeled sandals.
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Plus, short-heeled sandals can look glaringly similar to the discarded bins of evening shoes at a secondhand store.
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ON A residential street corner in Buenos Aires, Van Koning Market sells imported beers to the city's well-heeled.
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A well-heeled trained engineer, 45-year-old Hofer is often soft spoken and largely avoids overly racist statements.
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Sure, she's wearing a latex bodycon minidress with matching thigh-high heeled boots, maybe even casually petting a tiger.
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High wage earners are trying to avoid the taxes, aided by a well-heeled industry of professional tax advisers.
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The initiative pits well-heeled industries against each other over highly-profitable products -- a recipe for an expensive contest.
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The "face" heeled sandals are also problematic ... and Katy's catching major heat for having the shoes on store shelves.
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It's also adding special catering services to give its well-heeled clients the ultimate tailgating party before the game.
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She'll bend any rule to win, stepping on those who get in her way with her pointy heeled shoes.
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Most of the show-only tickets are sold out at this point, leaving well-heeled Beliebers with few options.
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The question remained, though: What did Clinton think of the pointed-toe, lucite-heeled style that bears her name?
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He back-heeled the ball then, but could also score with the laces, inside or outside of either foot.
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Or that only the wealthy will benefit: The selfish and well-heeled focused on saving their own upscale skins.
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Complete with a black high-heeled shoe and fishnet stockings, the lamp actually worked with a functional light bulb.
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He swept his long hair up and completed the look with chunky heeled platform ankle boots by Rick Owens.
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Haider Ackermann put his best foot forward with these high-heeled boots in a palette of jewel-tone colors.
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The Daily Shoe The heeled rubber boots that Pierre Hardy designed for Sacai are the definition of sporty chic.
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Then there's Rubio, who went to a campaign stop in New Hampshire wearing incredibly expensive-looking high-heeled booties.
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Jenner opted for a fitted, long-sleeved, off-the-shoulder top; light-wash denim; and Kenneth Cole heeled boots.
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Read more: Celebrities like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian are bringing high-heeled flip flops back from the early 2000s
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Chennault, less than 5 feet tall, cut a striking figure in slim Chinese dresses and spike-heeled satin shoes.
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And the newcomers are far more well-heeled than Mr. McPartland's neighbors when he was growing up in town.
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Sovereign funds, another well-heeled cohort, have been increasing their private equity allocations, generally at the expense of equities.
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As for the high-heeled style, there are, however, none of the round holes found in the conventional Crocs.
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They mirrored returns in last month's statewide and legislative races in Virginia, a state filled with well-heeled suburbanites.
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There is no shoe that conjures the word "ladylike" as readily as a low-heeled pump with a bow.
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But among the less well-heeled believers, I sensed a different kind of yearning, one that wasn't entirely materialistic.
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He twice spoke to well-heeled employees at Pimco, the giant investment management firm based in Newport Beach, Calif.
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" It's a well-heeled refrain from Trump's stump speech: the Chinese, the Republican frontrunner says, are "just destroying us.
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There, a 55-foot high-heeled shoe made of blue-tinted glass was built in 2016 — as a church.
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There are block-heeled mules in ruby-red lizard skin, sleek navy slides and loafers covered in cream rabbit fur.
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I convince myself that I should go for the heeled boots instead of the flat while they are on sale.
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I still embrace my peggings past, but know that this winter I have a well-heeled future ahead of me.
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Start by empowering beleaguered agencies to stand up to well-heeled corporate giants that don't want to follow any rules.
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To top off the court ensemble, the singer added black, heeled sandals and a custom, hot pink Hermès Birkin bag.
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In a well-heeled North Yorkshire town days before the Brexit vote, I heard logic being stood on its head.
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Most of its customers buy U.S. sizes 10-12, with the most popular style a chunky-heeled black ankle boot.
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The well-heeled corporations of the world simply build world-spanning antenna networks to stay in touch with their satellites.
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Phillips said items often end up in the United States because of well-heeled collectors willing to skirt the law.
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Eight shows a week, I step into someone else's low-heeled shoes and take her journeys, both emotional and physical.
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She updated the look this morning with a black turtleneck and her go-to Stuart Weitzman knee-high heeled boots.
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He's known to often use smoke and mirrors (and heeled shoes) to trick the public in photos and movie scenes.
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Outlets, including TMZ, reported that Cardi B allegedly threw one of her high-heeled shoes at Minaj during the altercation.
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She wore a $1,660 neon coat and $960 sweater dress, plus $670 heeled boots in a metallic, champagne-colored fabric.
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Also, there's the ritual of changing shoes, usually by the father, from at regular flat shoe to a heeled shoe.
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These customers are less wealthy than its usual well-heeled clientele, indicating that it too is expanding its customer base.
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Japan has plenty of well-heeled golf fans willing to pay 12,000 yen ($111) or more for a day pass.
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Tourists mingle with well-heeled locals over tuna tatake and octopus tentacles, sipping wine and exchanging tales of sailing expeditions.
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THE teller at ICBC, China's (and the world's) biggest bank, ushers a new, well-heeled customer into a private room.
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But the Salzburg Festival has managed to attract well-heeled visitors who are often not die-hard classical music fans.
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It may be easy for a well-heeled American to feel over-medicalised; less so a single mother without insurance.
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Completing her outfit, Hadid, 22, accessorized with a pair of sheer Prada knee-high socks, heeled boots and hoop earrings.
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The camera moves back under the bed where the figure has gone but a heeled shoe lies in its place.
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On the model's feet lace-up flats or square heeled sandals in the same pastel colors, in suede and leather.
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I end up getting a black t-shirt dress, a white shirt and a pair of black heeled booties. $45.
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Models wore gold chain necklaces with lock charms and bright or metallic leather ankle boots or high heeled strapped sandals.
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There are these well-heeled, well-credentialed people of color, and this is a start-up community that is growing.
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At first, the high-heeled boot appears coated in golden sequins — save for the brand's signature red sole, of course.
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On Friday, Kardashian, 39, shared a photo slideshow of herself wearing a mini red leather dress paired with heeled sandals.
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Critics have said the additional costs would force brokerages to dump less well-heeled clients in favor of wealthier ones.
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I did not appropriately revel in wearing these chunky, low-heeled, white Mary Janes when I was an actual child.
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For her batting lessons, Brielle sports grey cuffed jeans, a fitted white, long-sleeved shirt and matching white heeled booties.
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The House speaker was at ease before the well-heeled crowd, who gave him a standing ovation as he entered.
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I should probably take this time to mention that I made the rather foolish decision to wear high-heeled boots.
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But success hasn't really spoiled "High Maintenance," even if, like its outer-borough haunts, it's a little more well heeled.
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There are plenty of well-heeled residents who don't see the need for a heated sidewalk or a bike room.
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Benzema exchanged passes with Bale, who back-heeled the ball to Ronaldo, and the Portuguese set up Benzema to score.
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Although her outfit was different, Moore kept on the same strappy heeled sandals that she wore on the red carpet.
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Rugby union flourished in its well-heeled southern heartlands, and went on to conquer much of the rugby-playing world.
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There's the $250,000 bottles of champagne, high-heeled cocktail waitresses, and view of the Bellagio fountains that's to die for.
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And there's no way I would bring a girl into my family that wasn't 100 percent sharp and well-heeled.
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Often it's well-heeled Westerners who probably look much like you or me and practice the same religion we do.
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There were also frock coats, silk plisse pleated skirts, cut dresses, usually worn with thigh-high heeled boots or mules.
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When Ryan was small, he stole a red high-heeled shoe from Woolworth's; his father smacked him in the face.
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Despite his well-heeled background (he had attended a boarding school and Yale), Mr. Armor had never been to Europe.
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But that didn't stop her from getting onstage in high-heeled boots and taping a stand-up special for Netflix.
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Mr. Gore, and more than a few of his Republican friends in Nashville's well-heeled precincts, do not believe it.
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The problem, in her view, was corruption — well-heeled special interests owned congress and members didn't care what experts thought.
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I shower at the studio and put on a black button-down midi dress with heeled suede booties and tights.
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It simply isn't worth an international crisis when it comes to capturing a well-heeled absconder accused of financial crimes.
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At Swat's Malam Jabba, which originally opened in 2000, locals remember well-heeled businessmen and Western diplomats sojourning on weekends.
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THE GLEAMING campus of BeiGene, a biotechnology company in Beijing, has all the trappings of a well-heeled research laboratory.
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Ambassadorships to Italy and Japan are normally considered safe places for well-heeled fund-raisers, since both countries are allies.
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Grande made a cozy trend out of wearing oversized sweatshirts and thigh-high heeled boots to just about any occasion.
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But turnout was nearly as strong in Collier County, a more well-heeled community on the gulf that includes Naples.
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Photo: GettyA well-heeled Seattle suburb town with a median household income of $203,393 fell prey to blatantly obvious phishing scam.
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Regardless of economic jitters, well-heeled shoppers will be on the hunt for the perfect holiday gifts for their loved ones.
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Tuck in your blouse, accessorize with your favorite jewels and block-heeled booties, and go pave your own path into existence.
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But the well-heeled fest-goers who paid thousands for the multiday event weren't the only ones affected by the scam.
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You'll notice five shoe emoji; a brown "man's shoe," a gender-neutral trainer or sneaker, and three high-heeled women's shoes.
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Just calling a heeled shoes a "chunky heel" instead of a pump automatically makes them feel a little bit more accessible.
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In fact, Vogue reports that a number of celebrity men have been wearing heeled shoes, including Kanye West and Justin Bieber.
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It could be that these well-heeled observers were aware of the market discount for female artists, and applied it accordingly.
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Kardashian paired the look with sexy over-the-knee black heeled boots and a wide, button-down choker necklace. AKM-GSI
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And in the years since launching, Vermicular has become one of the go-to pots for the well-heeled in Japan.
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Heeled flip flops first became popular in the early 2000s, when stars like Christina Aguilera and Tara Reid donned the shoes.
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His love of everything from high-heeled boots to tight, cropped underwear made him an anti-hero of American black masculinity.
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Some of the well-heeled owners of Havana's most successful restaurants have several licenses, enabling them to increase their seating capacity.
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But we expect Olivia Colman will do a brilliant job of stepping into her sensible, low-heeled pumps in Season 113.
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The latest example came on Friday, when he tweeted "heeled" instead of "healed" to refer to Texas recovering from Hurricane Harvey.
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He was a straight black man who played his first televised set in bikini bottoms and knee high heeled boots, epic.
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Now the well-heeled like to pay for a sense of exclusivity, says the Italian owner of a bar in Havana.
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I want small startups to be able to turn on a spigot previously available to the well-connected and well-heeled.
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She proudly donned all-leopard everything and rocked crop tops and high-heeled shoes that didn't affect her mobility at all.
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Foraging Less than 27249 miles from Washington, Bethesda, Md., is often perceived as only a well-heeled suburb of the capital.
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And in the meantime, this scooter is far more comfortable for riders in heeled shoes than any other rideable I've tried.
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Indeed that's who stays here: a well-heeled set in search of sophisticated accommodations, with the budget to pay for it.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas)A Vote for Marco Rubio Is a Vote for Men's High-Heeled Booties, via TheCut http://bit.
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Heeled flip flops, for example, are now all the rage, with stars like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian West wearing them frequently.
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Puka shell necklaces are available to buy online, and heeled flip flops seem to be a favored footwear choice among celebrities.
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Rihanna recently stepped out in New York City wearing a 2000s-inspired outfit that included a pair of heeled flip flops.
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What all heeled flip flops had in common, however, was the thong-style strap that crossed the front of each foot.
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The purchase also placed the Wilkses high on the list of well-heeled landowners who are buying huge parcels of America.
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But a brother of Napoléon, Count Joseph Bonaparte, became one of the well-heeled residents of the part that was built.
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Paired with a leather top and heeled sandals, these two styles from Salvatore Ferragamo and Alberta Ferretti even become evening appropriate.
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The group gained a foothold among well-heeled Peruvian families, spreading through Latin America and even to an outpost in Denver.
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The problem here is that they also enable well-heeled sexual predators lurking beneath NDAs to operate with impunity for decades.
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Talent and a noticeable work ethic attracted well-heeled benefactors and helped Tiafoe climb to his current ranking of No. 44.
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The luxury shops and restaurants similarly attract well-heeled types who are also drawn to the resort's VIP lounges with butlers.
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It's a reflection of the Buttigieg-fever running through a contingent of younger, well-heeled Democrats in New York and California.
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And the businessman, Lu Xianfeng, presented himself as a well-heeled investor, promising to protect existing jobs and add even more.
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I also spot a pair of Steve Madden heeled mules I've been eyeing are now on sale for half the price.
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ETFs Round will face steep competition from well-heeled fintech companies scrambling to get a piece of the Millennial money pie.
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But the truth is, I teetered in those heeled oxfords, my ankles wobbly without my feet planted firmly on the ground.
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The range of visitors include an array of well-heeled professionals, including plenty of Hollywood types talking big business within earshot.
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You did not sense any intensity to advancing, defending or advocating for those who are not well-off or well-heeled.
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The penthouse is available for a reported $255 million, offering a well-heeled mogul the chance to make a splashy statement.
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The only big exceptions are in large eastern cities like Warsaw, where younger and better-heeled voters push up the liberal vote.
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It is 55 feet tall, 36 feet wide, made of 320 pieces of glass, and looks like a giant high-heeled shoe.
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With his rumpled appearance and distinctive regional accent — think Bernie Sanders south — Lopez Obrador inspires those tired of slick, well-heeled politicians.
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I walk a mile in my new cheetah print heeled boots to Rite Aid and buy DayQuil/NyQuil, and also new mascara.
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When he arrived on the pink carpet, Styles went beyond expectations, wearing a ruffled Gucci blouse, heeled boots, and a gothic manicure.
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Balance it out with blocky, mid-heeled sandals (this is key if you're going to be outdoors or on grass all evening).
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But did you know TOMS also has a variety of really adorable summer sandals, peep-toe espadrille wedges, and slingback heeled sandals?
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It looks like Anwar Hadid is following in the well-heeled footsteps of his big sisters Bella & Gigi, and his proud mama.
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In Schitt's Creek, they're the only reminder of the well-heeled life she once lived—so why not keep wearing the heels?
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The hotel is a go-to accommodation for the well-heeled during the nearby Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Grand Prix.
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The target customers are well-heeled Japanese and foreign high-rollers, says Susumu Hamamura, a politician from Komeito, Mr Abe's coalition partner.
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Monty is on the verge of losing his love, the socially ambitious Sibella Hallward (Lisa O'Hare), to a more well-heeled man.
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There is a big money party going on in Washington and telling well-heeled foreigners that they can't attend simply won't work.
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What remains is enough to satisfy the most demanding fan: stiletto-heeled splits and leaps, wicked sonic screams and suggestive pelvic thrusts.
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"How amazing is this, because these shoes have come off," Bellisario, 32, said on her story while holding her high-heeled shoes.
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After the rione, the glossy elegance of Chiaia, the city's well-heeled shopping district, hit me like the blow of a stick.
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A sought-after speaker, she's shared her relationship theories with well-heeled crowds at the Aspen Ideas Fest and Summit at Sea.
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But even before a well-heeled crowd of avowed Democrats, Obama didn't take the chance to hammer Clinton's Republican rival Donald Trump.
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In the 99 years since it started making cars, Bentley has offered its well-heeled, well-groomed customers a bounty of choices.
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Power was lost to homes and businesses in suburbs from beachfront Bondi to the well-heeled areas of Double Bay and Woollahra.
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Bill Morneau, Canada's finance minister and a well-heeled financial sector veteran, unveiled the country's first real stimulus budget in eight years.
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JetBlue is planning to sell seats on short, semi-private flights along the West Coast, another move focused on well-heeled travelers.
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Prim heeled ballet flats and throwback pumps have become the footwear of choice for the coolest girls I see on the subway.
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Take Farnham, a Georgian market town in well-heeled Surrey, which has among the lowest incidence of knife crime in the country.
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"I'm having my masseuse come to the house before the dinner to focus on these," she said, pointing to her heeled feet.
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Sure enough, there were racks of gowns, rows of high-heeled shoes and a pile of accessories like clutches, bracelets and earrings.
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She's also working out the kinks in an app called Competible ("Tinder for the pet-adoption world"), and collapsible-heeled (human) shoes.
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Models wore gold earrings, headbands made of pasta, roses and crowns, some made of lights, and on their feet high heeled sandals.
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He was practically created in a lab to appeal to "both sides" journalists, think tanks, and well-heeled "fiscally responsible" Republican voters.
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Morgan Stanley has been building up its loan book too, particularly in mortgages and securities-based loans for its well-heeled clients.
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Hordes of high-heeled — if weary — industry revelers prepared their Instagram filters, determined to document the end of the season in style.
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It is not the first time well-heeled candidates have entered American politics, and there are not a great number of them.
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Often, these well-heeled aficionados are not only buying a watch, but also forging a friendship with the man who made it.
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The buyers of both apartments will join a host of well-heeled purchasers who began occupying the luxury complex late last year.
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They also typically come from similar (well-heeled) backgrounds and are rewarded with high incomes for their years of schooling and service.
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We used to refer to a well-heeled politician as a "millionaire," but now, being a millionaire member of Congress is average.
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Its overriding purpose is to bring otherwise obscure talents to the attention of interior designers, gallerists, art lovers and well-heeled clients.
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Many of his well-heeled clients vacation in Aspen, but he opened the seasonal business for personal reasons: his love of skiing.
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Rihanna wore everything from heeled flip flops and a soccer ball-shaped handbag, to a pink minidress covered in feathers in 2019.
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So have the multimillion-dollar bidding wars at auctions between the sheikhs of the Mideast and the well-heeled lads from Ireland.
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Hospitals and a new generation of medical tourism companies are luring well-heeled Chinese patients away from an overburdened health care system.
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Neither the New Orleans Museum of Art nor the well-heeled Historic New Orleans Collection has mounted an exhibition resurrecting this culture.
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With a fluttering dress as its signpost, it was a favorite of fashion designers, stylists and the well heeled and well dressed.
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It led to surgery, a scar and photos on the page of dolled-up, high-heeled models on crutches, in apparent solidarity.
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Members of the better-heeled elite have already taken more expensive precautions, making the most of Europe's summer to book vacations abroad.
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Sanders had relatively few well-heeled backers compared with Clinton, but a handful of Hollywood and business donors did give him money.
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In front of the painting, Mr. Hendricks placed 27 pairs of high-heeled shoes, a reference to the women in Fela's life.
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But after a while it's hard to find a venue interesting enough to attract her coterie of well-heeled, socially busy friends.
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The acronym "BDSM" conjures images of leather-clad dominatrixes in high heeled boots hitting submissive men with a whip might to mind.
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Unless Baltimore can get crime under control, it will continue to lose businesses and better-heeled residents and the taxes they pay.
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She and Mr. Mobo are constantly reminding the residents to be aware of their well-heeled neighbors, the ones with the power.
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Nussbaum wore a fitted purple dress and high-heeled sandals, and her blond hair looked as if it had recently been permed.
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In the photograph for this article, Ms. Kelly wore a black Fendi stretch jersey dress and silver Jimmy Choo nail-heeled stilettos.
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In the first half, set in a large drawing room, the women are attired in full-length ball gowns, with heeled shoes.
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One Wednesday in May, Maeve DuVally walked the rows in a pair of low-heeled black leather pumps, her ankles wobbling slightly.
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With whitewashed cottages blended among palatial houses, it is a classic example of the manicured countryside in southern England's well-heeled areas.
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A clothing rack is strewn with sweaty jerseys and cleats, but also with a pair of high-heeled shoes and a wig.
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You may remember the embellished Randi Rahm suit with the electrifying pink cape at the Golden Globes, complete with contrasting Gucci heeled loafers.
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She kept the rest of her look simple: a black turtleneck, leather jacket, dark over-the-knee heeled boots and round retro sunglasses.
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In the hands of its well-heeled owners, and considering the performance capabilities of this vehicle, the range will likely be much lower.
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The Pilone classic block-heeled sandals are one of M.Gemi's most popular styles, having racked up a 1,600-person waitlist in the past.
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They are all wearing tight, tiny dresses and high-heeled sandals and drinking out of red plastic Solo cups and taking raucous selfies.
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Puja dressed up on the morning of her departure, putting on the rhinestone-studded kitten-heeled sandals she had worn at her wedding.
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Owning an island is the quintessential "I've arrived" declaration, but many among the well-heeled are arriving through an alternate route: They're renting.
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Lauren — with her curly bangs, plaid pants, and heeled boots — looks more like a graphic designer in Bushwick than a teen in Alabama.
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So-called "flying boats" glided through the sky as well-heeled passengers sipped stiff cocktails from the comfort of their plush, roomy seats.
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Far from helping the well-heeled, the changes to financial markets induced by low rates could be hurting them, just as Keynes argued.
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"India as a destination figures 8th or 9th on a well-heeled traveler's list, after he or she has done Africa," said Narayanaswamy.
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From this point, the dwarfs hornily appraise the impossible, dainty red-heeled feet of the slender woman whose house they have illegally entered.
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After all, when can you find up 70% clearances on upcoming fall trends and summer essentials like shorts, heeled sandals, and gingham dresses?
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The Zombieland actress ventured out in Los Angeles on Monday wearing a sheer white blouse, black pants and high-heeled black ankle boots.
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Richie wore a black tank top tucked into a pair of denim jeans, which she accessorized with stiletto-heeled black boots and sunglasses.
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Instead, the hem was cut short, exposing the high-heeled black leather boots that had previously only peeked out from underneath the skirt.
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Instead, she made an outfit out of the lounge shorts, pairing them with a cropped white sweater, black heeled sandals and two purses.
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We especially love its never-ending selection of boots, with super versatile options like thigh-high heeled boots and classic block heel booties.
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Amazingly, since having first divulged the existence of this car, Audi has received many more orders for it from other well heeled buyers.
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Models wore spike-heeled thigh-high latex boots, sculpted bustiers and corsets, while one cradled the unusual runway accessory of a tiny dog.
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But Trump's immigrant bashing and Pence's hostility to reproductive freedom, unpleasant though they are to some well-heeled Republicans, do mobilize GOP voters.
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Villa gave N.Y.C.F.C. the lead in the 49th minute by converting near the penalty spot on a back-heeled assist by Thomas McNamara.
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"The use of high-heeled shoes increases muscular effort during walking and diminishes the leg venous pressure compared with barefooted," the researchers concluded.
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But the Republicans' plan, he charged, targets vulnerable populations while letting conservative special interests, like the well-heeled defense industry, off the hook.
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Well-heeled partygoers are quaffing caipirinhas alongside supermodels and astronauts at lavish Olympic soirees hosted by sponsors like Omega, the Swiss watch maker.
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The upgraded LBD was designed by Christian Siriano, and Van Ness styled it out with chunky black heeled platform boots by Rick Owens.
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I bought three pairs of black Maud Frizon flats at Barneys and three pair of Charles Jourdan high-heeled pumps at Bergdorf Goodman.
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Huntington-Whiteley has worn high-heeled flip flops in the past, bringing back a trend that was last popular in the early 2000s.
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What can these events, where dealers convene to sell their wares to well-heeled collectors, do to set themselves apart from their competitors?
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The C.I.A.'s freewheeling spymaster, Frank Wisner, created a well-heeled and well-connected front group, the National Committee for a Free Europe.
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Mr. Golin's desire to expand Anonymous Content's businesses led to a search for a well-heeled partner to buy a substantial minority stake.
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If she wore low-heeled shoes, or failed to appear at a reception, the tabloids rushed to speculate that she might be expecting.
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City residents voted thumbs down on the sin tax, which passed on the back of votes from better-heeled precincts of Cuyahoga County.
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And, of course, they also must answer to well-heeled donors, like the Mercer family, whose political loyalties are sometimes vehemently pro-Trump.
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She had traded in the Uggs she wore in that morning for a pair of thick-heeled black pumps, part of her costume.
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It's 1965, and two well-heeled British men share a fussy lunch where they surprisingly each confess a history of gay sexual encounters.
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Richard Branson is just one of the well-heeled celebrities former President Barack Obama has been globe-trotting with since he left office.
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On weekday evenings, throngs of well-heeled, mostly white urbanites take to the Katy Trail, an elevated, tree-lined path north of downtown.
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Even members of the Wing, the popular co-working space among well-heeled women in their 30s, refer to themselves as a coven.
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She wears a lot of day coats, which don't exactly hide her maternal state but don't advertise it either, and low-heeled boots.
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For a certain set of well-heeled New Yorkers fleeing to the Hamptons and elsewhere for Memorial Day weekend, there was no debate.
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So give your sneaker collection a break and skip the commuter flat route altogether by shopping any the 22 low-heeled booties ahead.
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It's easy to see how this focus, and the larger worldview informing it, appeals to well-heeled establishment types of every political stripe.
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The government is offering subsidies to tea farmers who go organic, hoping that well-heeled foreigners will then pay more for Turkish tea.
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Alex Spiro, a prominent lawyer who often represents well-heeled clients, including N.B.A. players, has taken over the case from a public defender.
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The next day, Mr. Reams arrived at the theater to find Ms. Channing back in her original costume, high-heeled boots and all.
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But most of those festivals are highly organized and expensive to attend, playgrounds for the young and well-heeled rather than the community.
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As for greeting friends, Meier says that cheek-kissing is common among the well-heeled Brits, but there are rules for that as well.
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Like these low-heeled lace sling-backs with a bow on the front, which are called the Parris Lace Ivory Heel and cost $345.
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Liukin wore her hair in a braided high ponytail, and wore a black mini dress with a statement shoulder detail and matching heeled sandals.
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Dare to wear stylish "high heeled" shoes like women normally do, and presidential candidates become reduced to school children while others become playground bullies.
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The One Direction star completed his look with high-waisted black trousers, color-coordinated heeled shoes and a dangly pearl earring in one ear.
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Wonder Woman hasn't been my thing since the last time Lynda Carter laced up those high-heeled red-and-white boots, back in 1979.
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Remo Gerber, the company's chief commercial officer, told CNN Business that it is aimed at ordinary people and not just well-heeled business travelers.
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I left the house with nothing but a kerchief, and mama for some reason ran out in a winter coat and high-heeled shoes.
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The boxy Mercedes-Benz G-Class — known around the world as the G-Wagen — is the chariot of choice for well-heeled SUV buyers.
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But doing so could effectively boost well-heeled advertisers like President Donald Trump and ExxonMobil at the expense of grassroots groups and outsider politicians.
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But, after several seasons of high-heeled male models on the runway (y'know, where most trends are born), why are we still doing this?
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In February, creative director Anthony Vaccarello debuted his first campaign for the iconic French house featuring models in fishnets and high-heeled roller skates.
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You might have seen the heeled loafers, metallic flats, and bejeweled sandals elegantly trotting down the runways this season, and thought little of it.
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The actress, who is expecting her second child with husband Ryan Reynolds, paired the sleeveless frock with a pair of strappy, silver heeled sandals.
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Harder, in some ways, because there is not an electorate that has a say but a conglomeration of powerful forces, particularly well-heeled boosters.
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And what's more sexy than a woman with the confidence to rock such Man Repellers as midi-heeled slides while sliding into your DMs?
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First, Republican voters in the district—a stretch of mostly well-heeled, white and well-educated Atlanta suburbs—were never wild about Mr Trump.
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Here the mood is more farcical, the score a skillful homage to Gilbert and Sullivan, and the well-heeled family is called the D'Ysquiths.
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The fresh air is really nice, but I'm wearing heeled booties and my feet are absolutely killing me by the time I get home.
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In addition to touring the school and unveiling a plaque, she ran around the field in her heeled boots for some field hockey fun.
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A giant billboard outside one such development, Golden Opulence, in Chennai's western exurbs, promises well-heeled buyers limitless water as a chief sales pitch.
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Check out the army of high-heeled, thong-baring hopefuls who showed up -- and keep in mind only 100 of these ladies were selected.
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One is inequality, with the wealth of well-heeled tech executives and visitors in plain sight of those with little money and fewer opportunities.
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The retailer's well-heeled customers have reigned in their spending in an uncertain economy, and performance at its discount Rack division has been choppy.
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Paired with black, over-ankle combat boots, the dresses were sent down the runway at rapid, heavy-heeled speeds to blasting rock and roll.
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Focusing on smaller, insignificant orders that their well-heeled competitors wouldn't bother with, these two guys fatten their bank accounts feasting on military crumbs.
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Her version of the standard MIB uniform is a highly covetable, distinctly feminine twist on the boring pantsuit, paired with high heeled combat boots.
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Winter, who consistently gives us fashion goals, sported a mini strapless LBD and thigh-high heeled boots for a night out on the town.
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Some 5,000 mostly well-heeled spectators gathered inside the church, while at least five times as many spectators gathered outside under the beating sun.
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Under a shower of rose petals and in tandem with contorting dancers, models wafted across the runway sporting shoes that resembled heeled ballet pumps.
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Some of Qatar's well-heeled neighbors, however, have even larger influence war chests, with upwards of 28503 firms combined at their beck and call.
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At the same time, it's courting well-heeled flyers with its new Polaris business class cabin, but it hasn't yet been rolled out widely.
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Key players: Sadio Mane: The jet-heeled forward will be crucial to Senegal's World Cup hopes and will be his country's talisman in attack.
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Further, a bit of apprehension about the Trump campaign and Donald J. Trump's candidacy has led many well-heeled Republican insiders to stay away.
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Following in the well-heeled footsteps of successful brands like the Brooklyn-based Greats, three others are following suit with their own unique designs.
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When he appears, dressed in ass-less chaps and heeled thigh-high boots, he skulks down a plexiglass runway purpose-built for the show.
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Her patrons are an odd assortment of actors, well-heeled matrons, hedge-fund managers and scores of more modest believers in Ms. Longshore's gospel.
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Anywheres are disconnected from and deaf to the natural feelings of national kinship that animate their less well-heeled, less educated countrymen and women.
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He was, on occasion, a dealer in the kinds of furniture and art objects that end up in the homes of the well heeled.
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But over the years he has transformed himself into a well-heeled nomad who wanders the planet meeting fascinating people and eating delicious food.
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A spontaneous protest grew Friday evening as the details were released, with even well-heeled office workers joining a marching crowd after finishing work.
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Western hospitals and a new group of well-connected companies are reaching for well-heeled Chinese patients who need lifesaving treatments unavailable at home.
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The metal stage also had numerous holes, to make it lighter and improve traction, which LaBelle says wreaked havoc on her high-heeled strutting.
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Well-heeled consumers would get their car from Tesla, as well as their home battery storage and solar from SolarCity to power it all.
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While Bieber made a statement in heeled flip flops, her husband opted for a more casual look designed entirely by his brand Drew House.
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Some of Qatar's well-heeled neighbors, however, have even larger influence war chests, with upwards of 30 firms combined at their beck and call.
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After dinner, several of the well-heeled guests took to the dance floor, enthusiastically singing along to contemporary hits played by a live band.
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Parente's latest work is the renovation of a 2,000-plus-square-foot pied-à-terre in Paris's well-heeled Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood.
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The suspect had rented an apartment for one week, paying about $2500,221, in a well-heeled neighborhood just four subway stops from the Louvre.
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Mr. Tomic has been likened in news articles here to Arsène Lupin, a fictional thief of the early 1900s who terrorized well-heeled Parisians.
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Previously, several well-heeled and adventurous people such as Richard Garriott and Anousheh Ansari arranged for private flights to the ISS, using the Soyuz.
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Spring-Heeled Jack didn't traipse through 21985th century London, there was no Mothman in West Virginia, and the Foo Fighters were an optical illusion.
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The shoes are thick-heeled with spring-like carbon fiber plates in the midsoles which help to push energy back into an athlete's stride.
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He pitched himself as a "Sam's Club Republican," urging the GOP to appeal to blue-collar voters in addition to the well-heeled base.
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Don't make sweetheart deals with well-heeled human traffickers like the late Jeffrey Epstein but prosecute them to the full extent of the law.
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A well-heeled, light-skinned gentleman in a suit on the left stands next to a darker-skinned, shaggy, bearded man on the right.
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Ramble On in Tan Suede, $149As much as I like their style, skinny-heeled booties generally scare me — they don't look particularly stable, or comfortable.
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Mr Gray argues that Corbynism is "populism for the middle classes, serving the material and psychological needs of the relatively affluent and the well-heeled".
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He watched furtively as well-heeled party goers arrived for the party on the Princess Cruise Line docked just next to his Circle Line party.
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The head of the soon-to-open ultra-luxe hotel The 13 wanted a pair of vehicles to carry his well-heeled guests around Macau.
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Republican presidential candidate and newfound fashionista Marco Rubio currently faces scrutiny from his opponents after being spotted in a pair of basic black heeled booties.
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" WWD added in a review that Jackson visibly, "huffed out barefoot, having earlier asked two assistants to help her out of her high-heeled sandals.
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There was a Tom Petty era for everyone, which may be why he appealed to well-heeled senator's daughters, future punks, and sports agents alike.
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Parental narratives are still more common, given the comparably privileged economic position and communication skills well-heeled leaders of many national autism parent organizations enjoy.
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Imagery hasn't been released, but we can expect a selection of high-heeled shoes, including both platforms and stilettos, as well as a few handbags.
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The ongoing trade war between Beijing and Washington hasn't dampened the appetite for German luxury family cars among China's well-heeled, according to the carmaker.
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Now Tesla must transition from buzzy disruptor to a company that serves a variety of customers, not just its fans and well-heeled early adopters.
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Lower-income students who attend an elite university have nearly the same chance of reaching the upper-middle class as do their better-heeled peers.
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But the well-heeled are adept at squeezing through tax loopholes, and at marshalling the political clout needed to chip away at high tax rates.
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But these well-heeled and well-connected pundits clearly don't feel the need to, and are often offended by the mere suggestion that they should.
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At Vulture Fest, Condor also revealed that her character wore the heeled boots throughout most of the movie because Centineo is significantly taller than her.
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They include poor villagers with a few trees in their gardens, well-heeled businessmen and migrants settled by government schemes, like those in Musi Banyuasin.
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The former One Direction star completed his look with high-waisted black trousers, color-coordinated heeled shoes and a dangly, pearl earring in one ear.
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" Last year, Theron starred in Atomic Blonde, as the armed an lethal heroine, "with a body count higher than her chain-encrusted high-heeled boots.
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The homeless population, after all, is an eyesore for well-heeled San Franciscans, and a reminder that income inequality is alive and well in 2016.
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The actress finished off her look with a pair of low-heeled nude peep-toe shoes, a nude clutch, and a handful of gold rings.
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One priest believes that, partly because many of the Philippines' most elite colleges are Catholic, the church has become too associated with the well-heeled.
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And now that temperatures are beginning to dip, it seems the actress is falling back into her favorite seasonal look with a high-heeled upgrade.
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Many followed in her high-heeled footsteps, but the trend more or less tapered off sometime between athleisure's swift ascent and Swift's embrace of chokers.
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Throughout his career, he photographed well-heeled New Yorkers at various style stalking locations throughout the city for Details, WWD, and The New York Times.
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Let that irritating, smacking sound be a sign: it's officially time to get over your fear of flip flops and shop the heeled style ahead.
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The flashpoint is Occidental's bidding war with well-heeled Chevron (CVX) for Anadarko, a shale driller with prime position in the West Texas Permian Basin.
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With society still making sense of 2008's wreckage, have we already gone back to romanticizing well-heeled white men and their fuck-you money?
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Its embassies around the world highlight the various celebrations on their respective websites, posting photos of well-heeled crowds and attendees in full military regalia.
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York is the sort of well-heeled, studenty place that Remain, which does best among middle-class folk and youngsters, should have in the bag.
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On Thursday morning, a well-heeled, sharply dressed crowd slowly ascended the steep hill to the Saint John Law Courts in New Brunswick's largest city.
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With top-shelf cred, less brand jealousy and probably less-demanding terms, Magna sounds like a good match for a well-heeled dilettante like Apple.
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Portraits show that many well-heeled Dutch men wear Japanse Rokken, padded Japanese coats that were considered the height of at-home fashion and comfort.
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Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a well-heeled young couple strolling past a Latino man who was leaning against his car.
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With well-heeled experience creating original designs, graphic illustrator Terry Runyan brings a witty elegance to her compositions including cats, dogs, and other friendly creatures.
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The bonuses would come courtesy of a fraternity of well-heeled former wrestlers, several of whom happen to have made it big on Wall Street.
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ROME — Among the well-heeled bureaucrats of the European Union, it is an article of faith that the bloc always emerges stronger from a crisis.
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On their feet they wore chunky sneakers, college shoes, or square-heeled sandals, while their ears featured big flower-shaped ear-cuffs matched with hairpins.
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Previously, the well-heeled Washington, D.C.-based lobbying group for wireless giants, known as CTIA, argued against a full-scale, aggressive overhaul of emergency alerts.
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In today's atmosphere, well-heeled corporate interests spurn the regulated system in favor up Super PACs that can collect unlimited dollars and keep donors secret.
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At first glance they do seem like another gang of well-heeled Burners, as Burning Man participants are known, run amok in another desert town.
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Nobody embodies this more than opposition leader Harley, whose forceful personality is matched only by his over-the-top ensembles, towering wigs, and heeled shoes.
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But the scowls Moskowitz gives his parents' well-heeled neighbors echo those he draws as a gentrifier in the parts of Brooklyn where he relocates.
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The revelations of plot make way for the bigger revelation that the complacent, well-heeled Will and Lily Dale are defenseless against life's universal solitude.
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She wore monochrome dresses and kitten-heeled shoes that she polished weekly, and she never allowed her great-granddaughter to style her hair for church.
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What needs to be included in order to keep 930 well-heeled passengers happy, healthy and contented for four or eight months at a stretch?
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The movie's first intimate closeup is of her face, lost in forbidden rapture, as she puts on a pair of zippered and spike-heeled shoes.
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Even the most well-heeled of criminal defendants, capable of hiring the finest defense attorneys, cannot match a prosecutorial checkbook backed by the federal treasury.
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Encounters LONDON — A group of well-heeled, elegantly dressed women sit around a table inside a historic British manor house, arguing over rules and manners.
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In the #MeToo era, as a (highly conflicted) fan of the pageant, I've been bracing myself, waiting for this particular high-heeled shoe to drop.
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No Regrets Why hang out with the dripping wet hordes at Times Square when you can hobnob with the well-heeled at the Metropolitan Opera?
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The site is "for attractive young men who provide companionship escort services to well-heeled women," according to a document shared during the press conference.
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That shows that Kamala Harris has so far corralled the most support from well-heeled insiders, with eight executives from those companies writing maximum checks.
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Lately I have noticed that the better-heeled customers are going to certain paid staff members and getting them to create new, lower price tags.
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Into this scenario, Dulac sparingly inserts features of a female figure: a high-heeled shoe, a foot tapping, a face veiled by a light shawl.
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And well-heeled regulators are eager to embrace this flawed data, especially if it helps them justify the blind-deregulatory policies routinely favored by industry.
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"The Region" -- the suburbs of Chicago in Northwest Indiana -- are packed with well-heeled Republicans who commute into Chicago, some rural pockets and disaffected former Democrats.
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She commissioned Hannah Havana for her first pair in 2010, who made a pair of high-heeled skates as an art piece for a school project.
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One of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat's most iconic hotels for the well-heeled is the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, now managed by the Four Seasons.
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I've long nursed the pet theory that the Upper East Side has retained its old profile precisely because it is a redoubt of the well-heeled.
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The well-heeled members of the Economic Club of New York watched as Thomas Farley, the NYSE's president, hailed Airbnb as an exemplar of American enterprise.
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Kardashian, 34, and Thompson, 27, kept their looks casual for the night, with the reality star rocking a bomber jacket with grey leggings and heeled booties.
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Ripa, 45, sporting an army-green backpack, wore a black polka-dot dress and black heeled sandals Thursday morning while leaving her New York City townhouse.
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One day, I wore these shoes after spending the entire previous day in heeled boots, and my sore feet seemed to breathe a sigh of relief.
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Trump's own well-paid and well-heeled lawyers told him, in the coded language of tax opinions, that it would likely not survive an IRS audit.
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"Well-heeled clientele come to the show and actually buy high end cars, which is rarity at auto shows," said Matt DeLorenzo from Kelley's Blue Book.
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Henry Curr, our economics editor, and author of our leader on how to tax the rich, challenges him on whether governments should soak the well-heeled.
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Royal wedding guests were offered slippers to give their well-heeled feet a rest after a long ceremony at Windsor Castle's St. George's Chapel on Saturday.
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This year, we're predicting a return to the classics — Chelsea boots, platform boots, chunky boots, and, of course, the holy grail of autumn: the heeled boot.
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Since then, Kenner's 3-3/4-inch scale toys, and yes, the vehicles, have become highly collectible icons of pop culture for nostalgic, well-heeled adults.
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Polk County: Iowa's most populous county includes Des Moines and its immediate suburbs, areas populated by residents of a young, vibrant city and well-heeled suburbanites.
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As a result of feminism women are no longer pregnant and barefoot in the kitchen but now are increasingly well heeled and childless in the boardroom.
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But while Bella's catwalk-frequenting peers gravitate towards the brand's over-the-knee Highlands, Hadid has taken a liking to this high-heeled mid-calf style.
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Regardless, I hope Beyoncé included her lodging (along with most of the continental US's heeled boots and leather berets) when she filed her Pepsi expense reports.
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But considering how often she's in heels (which is literally every minute — she sleeps in heeled slippers) it could serve as a great supermodel strengthening technique.
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Thanks to rise of the "grandma heel," the low-heeled slingback is making its way back into the shoe wardrobes of corporate #girlbosses and creatives, alike.
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Staring into the voids of their cellphone screens, Fischl's well-heeled characters remain unfazed by the onslaught of look-at-me colors and purposefully provocative images.
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In the automobile age, well-heeled travelers in their elegant touring cars sought out the bright lights of Paris and the gambling tables of Monte Carlo.
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Many of the visitors to al-Ula during an ongoing winter music festival are VIPs or well-heeled guests, with ticket prices reaching several thousand dollars.
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While Roth won't say exactly how much the entire project cost, you'd have to be pretty well-heeled — or well-pawed — to get the same treatment.
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Last year, Scaramucci arranged for Mnuchin, Trump's national finance chair at the time, to attend SALT and meet potential campaign donors among the well-heeled crowd.
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And as the retailer does a better job of keeping its stores clean and having merchandise in stock, it stands to attract more well-heeled shoppers.
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Models with boldly geometrically-styled bobs sashayed down the minimalist, shiny black catwalk, carrying small clutches and wearing high-heeled sandals, flat slippers or strappy boots.
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She added strappy heeled sandals and lipstick to match her dress, and kept her jewelry relatively simple, wearing silver rings for a subtle touch of sparkle.
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It is as popular with Wi-Fi-addicted college students looking for a hangout as it is with well-heeled professionals seeking a quick morning jolt.
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While the well-heeled are taking precautionary measures such as wearing anti-pollution masks, it is a luxury that the residents of Ravidass Slum cannot afford.
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Mr. Caspersen's tale has confounded Wall Street, where he was known and liked, blending in with many of his associates who came from well-heeled backgrounds.
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Wealth Matters SOMETIMES the hardest part of being a philanthropist is saying no — particularly if the request comes from worthy organizations or equally well-heeled friends.
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Last week, London temp worker Nicola Thorp dominated headlines, after she was sent home from PricewaterhouseCoopers without pay, for refusing to wear a high-heeled shoe.
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The other outfit elements offer a few different shades, although mostly neutrals, and the clean-lined, low-heeled booties keep the mixed-influence ensemble feeling balanced.
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Grieder has carved out a lucrative niche for itself as high net worth residents and well-heeled visitors shopped inside its six-storey, neo-Gothic store.
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French Polynesia is home to plenty of fancy restaurants pouring Chateau d'Yquem to go with the foie gras torchon ordered by well-heeled, sun-blazed honeymooners.
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The two long-haul airlines are competing for well-heeled travelers by attempting to provide a private-jet experience on board some of their largest planes.
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In my view, Trump has a real chance to do a lot better with minority voters who are tired of being patronized by well-heeled liberals.
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Exercise sneakers, a comfortable daytime shoe to walk around in (loafers, for example), low boots or sandals and, for evenings, heeled sandals if you want them.
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As well-heeled tourists sunbathed at the Maldives' luxury resorts, efforts to report on extremism and corruption were violently countered in Malé, the densely populated capital.
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The whole setup creates a convivial feeling of pilgrimage as throngs of well-heeled, perfumed Parisians stroll en masse from the tram station to the entrance.
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The speech was well received by the group of the well-heeled and civil-minded, who had generally eyed him with suspicion, given his campaign rhetoric.
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"'" The internet still loves "Friends," but would it love new installations of a series about six well-heeled, heterosexual, white New Yorkers and their romantic lives?
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But a confluence of global economic headwinds starting around 2015, as well as unfavorable changes to property and transfer taxes, cooled interest among well-heeled buyers.
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For the visit, the Duchess of Cambridge wore a Massimo Dutti coat, a leopard-print skirt from Zara, a black turtleneck, and high-heeled black boots.
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Dani Alves had latched on to his pass down the right side and back-heeled the ball to Higuaín, who was sprinting into the penalty area.
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Timothy Egan You have seen them on high, scurrying with great urgency between columns of marble, the clicks of Armani-heeled favor seekers never far behind.
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Food prices have surged to meet the demand, while what scant resources the country are redirected to the well-heeled outsiders now flooding Cuba, especially Americans.
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It would probably also lead to well-heeled candidates challenging every jot and tittle of their poorer rivals' petitions — a familiar, unsavory practice in New York.
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If you think that playing it safe may sound boring, we've found a range of modestly heeled options that are an adventure in and of themselves.
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The move comes shortly after Chase began dangling 21.5,21 rewards points to get more well-heeled young people to sign up for a premium checking account.
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For well-heeled collectors, Disney licensees offer limited-edition high-end items billed as works of art and promising to replicate what is seen on screen.
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Convenience has value, especially for those who are both time-strapped and well-heeled, so things like app-based transactions and flexible leases are other pluses.
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Two days later, a passer-by found one of her high-heeled shoes on a road on the edge of McAllen, which sits across from Reynosa, Mexico.
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The hotel's modern French restaurant, La Table, is presided over by a Michelin-star-honored chef, Nicolas Pourcheresse, and is a popular destination among well-heeled locals.
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And money, often a long-term barrier for outsider candidates who eke out victories in Iowa, is no longer limited to candidates beloved by the well-heeled.
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Here's Emma Roberts in a three-piece get-up, featuring two slightly-larger-than-average pieces: an extra-long-sleeved sweater and over-the-knee heeled boots.
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California's dominant Democrats, with well-heeled political consultants close by their side, are already looking to raise millions of dollars to defeat the state-splitting ballot measure.
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But this is an explanation for how amped I was to discover, when I moved to New York, the concept of the chunky, heeled, lace-up bootie.
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Instead, the wisest course is "simply" to add more homes, allowing the local housing stock to accommodate more people — the well-heeled and less well-off alike.
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"It all proved too much for Jackson, who huffed out barefoot, having earlier asked two assistants to help her out of her high-heeled sandals," WWD reports.
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It comes at a time when well-heeled legacy companies like Ford and GE are finding they need to also be world-class software developers, Mee said.
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Each day, Na Nin posts a new batch of every minimalist's dream vintage pieces, from gingham blouses and mesh sandals to silky tops and low-heeled mules.
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Looks like Marco Rubio and his high-heeled boots might need to take it up a notch to compete on a fashion level with Clinton's campaign squad.
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Tourism remains important, but it is no longer just about sun- and sangria-seekers; cities such as Bilbao, Valencia and Seville are now attracting better-heeled visitors.
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I took the tube to Bond Street and changed my scruffy flat shoes into heeled boots so I would feel like I fitted in a bit more.
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Read these stories next:Spring's Sweetest Jewelry Trend Takes A Deep Dive 11 Swimsuit Trends Taking Over Instagram 16 Heeled Mules That Prove They're The Ultimate Happy Medium
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Lottie Moss has been following in her 41-year-old big sister's runway-model high-heeled footsteps for years now (maybe you've heard of her: Kate Moss?).
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Right back Dani Alves raced into the box and back-heeled for Argentina striker Higuain to sweep home a clinical finish just before the half-hour mark.
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The best part to us, however, was seeing a Streep rock crazy hair, blue eye shadow and high-heeled Doc Martens while jamming on an electric guitar.
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Some came from the political right and far-right: there were well-heeled Catholics from posh parts of Paris, poorer ones from the provinces and some Muslims.
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Extremists in every corner of the political universe can gather power by targeting well-heeled funders like Adelson on the right and George Soros on the left.
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For that outing, Woods wore a shimmery gold slip dress paired with a brown leather coat, a Louis Vuitton mini chapeau hat box handbag and heeled sandals.
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" Carly Fiorina posted a Twitter message with a photograph of her own pair of high-heeled boots, with the message "Yeah, @marcorubio, but can you rock these?
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Whether it's a pair of statement tassel earrings or classy white heeled sandals, the pieces below ensure that we'll be styling at work from head to toe.
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As they walked down the pale pink runway, models wore comfortable high-heeled shoes - some with a squared point, most made of lycra - or more feminine sandals.
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Eight years ago, he realized he could make more money as a concierge to well-heeled visitors who want the movie-star treatment in this snowcapped town.
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EVERY day Zhong Zhenhua patrols a small network of streets in a well-heeled part of northern Beijing, where a dozen apartment blocks house about 3,000 people.
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Already, companies like Facebook, Google, Twitter and others have committed their powerful, well-heeled lobbying armies in the nation's capital toward staving off the most onerous regulations.
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Ahead, check out 39 of this season's biggest trends, from rhinestone hair clips to heeled flip flops, that you can score on Amazon for next to nothing.
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If that's true, how can the Democrats also be the party of Michael Bloomberg and the well-heeled suburban Republicans whose votes are being so strenuously chased?
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The jet-heeled Schwartzman joined the grand slam quarter-final club at the U.S. Open, a milestone moment during an impressive rise up the rankings in 2017.
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Singapore is an island of well-heeled stability that attracts the super-rich from its less-developed Southeast Asian neighbors, as well as millionaires from mainland China.
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It debunks drafting-table simplifications concocted by urban planners — in her time, these planners were mostly well-heeled white men — who view the city negatively from above.
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They are all competing, in effect, for well-heeled business travellers journeying between Europe or America and East Asia, and not worrying so much about domestic travel.
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It follows a recent pattern of catering increasingly to well-heeled flyers, one that's seen a growing divergence in amenities (and price) between coach and business class.
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Rather, Jaguar will send it to dealerships — in both coupe and convertible form — and into the garages of some very lucky and well-heeled buyers this summer.
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WWE wrestler Big Show and Charlotte McKinney, Chanel Iman, and Jaime King backed up a well-heeled Munn (love the metallic boots) with toy guns in hand.
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Once the domain of fashion editors, buyers and well-heeled clients, fashion week now attracts more than 230,000 attendees and a huge online audience in real time.
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Our favorite is The Day Boot ($225), a walkable two-inch heeled ankle bootie made from the kind of buttery Italian leather that molds to your foot.
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That night she wore a white shift and high-heeled sling-backs, and she kept the microphone in its stand so she could gesture with her hands.
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When I was growing up, well-heeled Texans had summer homes in the Hill Country, which isn't that far from — or much cooler than — our major cities.
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He completed his version of the "no-pants trend," which has been popular among celebrities since 2016, with a matching floral jacket and shiny black heeled boots.
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The music video features the Grammy nominee donning a red latex catsuit and high-heeled boots as she sings about gender identity, freedom, sex, inclusion and more.
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After Vonnie chooses his older, well-heeled uncle over him, Bobby moves back east, where he finds success running a nightclub for his brother Ben (Corey Stoll).
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Sorry Rudy, you'll have to excuse us for not swallowing the idea of Trump not being a racist because you can join his well-heeled golf jamboree.
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More recently, Shailene Woodley stepped out in a unique pair of heeled flip flops, which stand out thanks to pointed toes and PVC panels above each heel.
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The well-heeled who wish for round-the-clock access to doctors, expedited appointments with specialists and members-only hospital amenities are turning to concierge medical services.
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Some 20 pairs of stiletto-heeled pumps, including her favorite — a cream-colored pair with a pointy, black-tipped toe — were lost for the moment in transit.
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As you'd expect from a property that has hosted the likes of Queen Elizabeth II and Michael Jackson, it attracts a well-heeled crowd, so dress accordingly.
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Thirty-three well-heeled parents were charged in the case, including Hollywood celebrities and prominent business leaders, and prosecutors said there could be additional indictments to come.
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PALMA, Majorca — In summers, Majorca and its sister islands off the eastern coast of Spain were once a discreet destination for the cultured, famous and well-heeled.
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Every movie needs foils, and the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin and the director David Fincher found theirs in a pair of well-heeled alpha males, the Winklevoss twins.
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At the Governors Awards, the academy president John Bailey made brief mention of the fires, and encouraged the well-heeled crowd to give generously to relief efforts.
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Remi Rosmarin, Insider Picks intern: The Day Boot, $225 in Brick I love how heeled booties have the ability to instantly make any outfit look more sophisticated.
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So, uneasily, on buses and on foot, Rodolfo took her to the community health clinic in Carrboro, a liberal, well-heeled town just west of Chapel Hill.
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And spring art auctions half a world away in New York have been postponed because well-heeled Chinese buyers may find it difficult to travel to them.
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"Get the gun," he suggests, whereupon Mary, in an act that Lotte Lenya might have endorsed, plants her high-heeled shoe into the would-be assassin's wrist.
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Fashion blogger Jennifer of Fundamentally My Style paired hers with a sweater dress and heeled boots while blogger Amanda Fontenot styled hers with a simple, neutral sweater.
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The beloved eco-conscious fashion brand only just launched shoes in May, with a line of heeled flip flops, lace-up sandals, and Kate Middleton-approved espadrilles.
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That was the instrument he sold to a well-heeled Russian in 2009 for $10.1 million, thought to be a record for a violin at the time.
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Many well-heeled occupants get off the Red line—a rail service running north-south for 21970 miles—at Streeterville, a district where signs of prosperity abound.
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In that seemingly innocent era, shows were high-flown trade events, largely the province of store buyers, journalists and a smattering of well-heeled ladies who lunched.
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She is wearing a cream-colored coat, draped capelike, as is her wont, over her shoulders, and matching high-heeled Louboutin shoes, recognizable from their red soles.
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Nancy Reagan's death evoked the 963s White House, where old-Hollywood glamour and well-heeled West Coast conservatism took up residence on the banks of the Potomac.
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From an icy timepiece to a metallic-heeled sandal, read on for the add-ons you'll want to snatch up before you start making the party rounds.
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Why, the president-elect asked a German newspaper, do so many well-heeled drivers in New York drive a Mercedes-Benz, while Germans buy so few Chevrolets?
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It's also elitist to have your well-heeled allies finance a misinformation campaign that casts tax cuts for the rich as a benevolent gift to hardworking people.
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Its floats, including one resembling a giant high-heeled shoe, often have a satirical theme, and unlike other krewes, it does not have a king or queen.
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And yet the city seems too genteel, too well heeled, to feel as soccer-crazed as Marseille, for example, a couple of hours down the Côte d'Azur.
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Gloria, 70, stands glamorously on a Chicago street with red lips, a tan fur coat wrapped around her, black heeled boots leaving footprints on freshly fallen snow.
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Flashes of yellow and shades of gray were also seen on some of his creations, which were accessorised with kitten-heeled boots as well as platform shoes.
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Still, Amazon does not spend frivolously, and it didn't spend billions simply for access to the modest margins from selling produce and granola to well-heeled hippies.
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The super-midsized Praetor 600 can fly four well-heeled travelers nonstop between London and New York, or eight passengers on that route at a slower speed.
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Houston is ready to welcome a well-heeled crowd of A-listers, Hollywood celebrities, titans of industry and politicos for a week of parties and lavish sponsored events.
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Wearing a bright green dress by Eponine and heeled black boots as well as Kiki McDonough earrings, Princess Kate started her morning at Lavender Primary School, Enfield, London.
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He told the well-heeled crowd he was planning an aggressive beginning to his administration, vowing to loosen regulations and end President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
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This Ultimate Collectors' Edition Millennium Falcon (75192) is for well-heeled Star Wars Lego connoisseurs—its $800 price tag should be an immediate red flag for casual fans.
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It was still a yuppie concert with food trucks and classy canned wine; there wasn't even a pit, just lines of chairs for the slightly more well-heeled.
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At Sweetgreen, the line snakes around the ordering space twice, and well-heeled millennials pass the time by catching up on their Instagram feeds or gossiping with colleagues.
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If you see this figure as a surrogate for the artist, you might want to ponder a number of details, starting with her different-colored high-heeled shoes.
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Well-heeled department store buyers are there in droves, but not the street-style stars of the moment, nor downtown bloggers keen to chart the latest breaking trends.
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" Winifred Regensburg and Bernard Schlesinger were born into the closed world of well-heeled, music-loving German-English households featured so admiringly by E.M. Forster in "Howards End.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese railway company has launched a new luxury sleeper train with sky views, bathtubs and dark wood interiors, joining the race for well-heeled tourists.
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Before a largely white and well-heeled audience in Queensbridge jerseys and Native American headdresses (still), Eminem rapped about how if he was black, he would've sold half.
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The mother-of-two was dressed in a red limited edition Vetements Zemfira hoodie and beige heeled boots while the rapper sported a head-to-toe black ensemble.
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"It seems likely that Louboutin will be allowed to develop a monopoly for red-soled high-heeled shoes," said Elaine O'Hare, a partner at law firm Stevens & Bolton.
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The centrist party, which was clobbered all over the country in last year's general election, is making a comeback in such well heeled, pro-EU parts of England.
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She claps her hands with fingers splayed like a toddler's and runs back and forth in high-heeled shuffle steps, the live-action version of a Blondie cartoon.
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If the Kochs and their well-heeled donors miss the opportunity to support the president and be a part of the America first unity that people believe in.
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Though, thankfully, there are clearly plenty of walkable boot trends on the horizon for next season, if a low-heeled patent bootie or velvet oxford is more appealing.
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Today, as a result of a reeling stock market and concerns about global economic stability and growth, the conversation with well-heeled clients has turned decidedly more cautious.
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Scrolling through Bella Hadid's recent #OOTDs, there's one recurring piece in particular that's probably already caught your eye: the white, heeled ankle boots she's basically been wearing everywhere.
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Between the explosion of Spice Girls inspired flatforms and chunky heeled sandals, it was only a matter of time until the original version came back into the picture.
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Singapore is an island of well-heeled stability that attracts the super-rich from its less-developed Southeast Asian neighbours, as well as multi-millionaires from mainland China.
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The bride's ensemble included a simple red gown with silver high-heeled sandals and dark eyeshadow, while Jonas donned an all-red suit with dark red dress shoes.
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For the well-heeled buyer who needs room to spare, the owner bought the mansion next door and converted it into an 8,000 square foot guest house too.
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There are a few pairs of heeled sandals, work totes, and off-the-shoulder blouses in blue-and-white ticking stripes, but the overwhelming majority are printed dresses.
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"Increasingly, we are seeing well-heeled Chinese travel to hard-to-reach destinations for the bragging rights and WeChat pictures [to] show they've been somewhere exotic," he said.
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Mr. Harder's growing connections with celebrities, their representatives and well-heeled entrepreneurs was clearly rooted in a legal action filed in 2009 in state and federal courts here.
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While the well-heeled boots have been the butt of jokes from Rubio's GOP rivals and political observers for weeks, Fallon insisted that Rubio should wear them proudly.
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Rand Paul (Ky.) and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina have poked fun at Rubio over the sturdy-heeled black boots he wore in New Hampshire this week.
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Buyers in Silicon Valley must be aggressive and innovative as well as well-heeled, especially as housing inventory here hits its lowest point in at least 2000 years.
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Huge well-heeled corporations can and do lobby politicians for advantages, be they export subsidies or tax credits for new investments, in return for supporting the statist agenda.
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The district touts itself as Morocco's next big fashion and design destination, complete with hotels, residences and even schools to support all aspects of a well-heeled neighborhood.
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He attended business school, "hit on every girl in the city," and built failed businesses around collapsible women's high-heeled shoes and baby clothes with knee pads ("Krawlers").
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But somehow it just hasn't clicked, and they've become the cousins that live in the Inland Empire compared to the rest of the clan's well-heeled Westside vibe.
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This means the 2 million passengers who fly commercial each day are subsidizing the 50,000 well-heeled Americans enjoying their second glass of champagne on their private planes.
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They also suspected that Pickard laundered LSD profits—with the help of three exotic dancers in San Francisco—to a well-heeled research institute that studied psychedelic drugs.
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That resentment was nowhere to be seen on Thursday as the torch progressed through the well-heeled districts of Barra de Tijuca, where the Games will be held.
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While Neumann was at college, he worked on two business ventures: a failed idea for collapsible heeled shoe, and baby clothes with built-in knee-pads called Krawlers.
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An investment pitch for a new Texas hotel is trying to lure well-heeled Chinese by invoking Donald J. Trump's name and promising visas to the United States.
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Rihanna started to bring the style back in 2017During her Fenty Puma By Rihanna runway show in September 2017, Rihanna sent models on stage wearing heeled flip flops.
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Thanks to retailers like ASOS, it's now easy to try the trend yourselfAt the time of this post, ASOS is selling neon-pink heeled flip flops for $48.
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The Swiss firm UBS, among the world&aposs largest wealth managers with $2.5 trillion in client assets, is innovating for the well-heeled set in which it specializes.
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The Bundy movement seems to have internalized this crackpot legal doctrine, and the Bundys in turn helped fuel the well-heeled corporate-led effort to privatize public lands.
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Instead of summer's Birkenstocks and huaraches, reach for low-heeled, lace-up boots that lend an Oregon Trail vibe, or floral velvet ones that feel very Laura Ashley.
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"Fashion is communication," said Jessica Gavit, 33, a designer and art director, who was at the preview party at the Bush Museusm, wearing glittery block-heeled ankle boots.
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Mr. Louboutin had filed a lawsuit in 2012 against Van Haren, a Dutch company whose retail outlets were selling affordably priced high-heeled women's shoes with red soles.
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This marks a major shift from a skyline dominated by office space and executive suites to one increasingly focused on securing the best views for well-heeled residents.
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The eclectic décor looks like it was salvaged from a vintage clothing shop, with one wall flaunting a line of high-heeled shoes and another flamboyant sun hats.
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Along with its graying group of well-heeled enthusiasts, there are the Topgolf participants looking for a low-key evening out and a rainbow coalition of young beginners.
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While Porsche is promising cheaper variants of the Taycan next year, well-heeled drivers of the world will have to make do with these two options for now.
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And because there aren&apost many international brand-name hotels in town, the hotel does draw a fair share of well-heeled travelers on vacation looking for familiarity.
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Though rain sheeted down and floods threatened, she was poised and miraculously dry in jeans, a floral raincoat and high-heeled boots that played hell with her feet.
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Steeped, as Bulleri himself is, in the Italy of days past, these places are beloved in equal measure by the haute Milanese and a well-heeled international set.
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He remembers a sign with a picture of a spike-heeled shoe with a red line through it, banning women from wearing stilettos to protect the wooden floors.
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And when politicians play favorites, they will inevitably do so with disproportionate input from well-heeled lobbyists and powerful special interests looking to capitalize on their political influence.
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FLORENCE, Italy — Every June, Italy's latest batch of aspiring coaches convenes on Coverciano, a secluded, well-heeled suburb of Florence, to complete the final stage of their education.
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The slowdown is uneven and some projects are faring better than others, but for well-heeled buyers there is no shortage of discounts and sweeteners to be had.
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"Throughout the year, some of our most well-heeled clients were in a great position to capitalize on excess inventory," said Dan Drohan, chief executive of Solairus Aviation.
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Today's Tuxedo is in a former opera house, and a certain theatrical allure extends to the parade of well-heeled patrons who glide into its dim, capacious parlor.
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On Saturday afternoons, well-heeled art collectors and smartly dressed culture seekers take their post-brunch strolls through blue-chip galleries like Hauser & Wirth, Gagosian and David Zwirner.
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Wealth Matters FOR some well-heeled donors, venturing out on their own to start a family foundation or serving on the board of a public charity is appealing.
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As if to prove it, they each have a grown-up shop of their own clustered around Mount Street, a well-heeled and deep-pocketed area of Mayfair.
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As such, it attracts a well-heeled set loyal to the Edition lifestyle, and those eager to test out a brand new property in an equally sophisticated neighborhood.
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Animal-print pants are just one of many early 2000s-inspired styles celebrities have worn latelyRihanna, among other stars, has been spotted wearing heeled flip-flops this year.
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The iconic Aussie model was leaving a flower shop in Sydney, where she had a bouquet in her arms ... and some fancy high-heeled boots on her feet.
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By contrast, Penn Station had its fancy portes cochères for the railroad's well-heeled customers, and 84 huge, somber Doric columns, with 22 roosting eagles guarding the entrances.
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As we've seen, it would still be very possible in a post-ban world for well-heeled interests to offer well-paying jobs to former members of Congress.
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She provocatively plants a high-heeled foot on a sofa, revealing her stockings and garter belt and turning a clichéd glamor shoot into sleight-of-hand erotic dominance.
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Whether you reach platformed heights or kitten-heeled lows, the colors, fabrics, and embellishments of the season are just another reason to follow the call of the disco ball.
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This absolutely cursed video making the rounds on social media shows things going terribly wrong after a woman tries on massive red high heeled shoes in a clothing store.
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Puma's classic lace-up sneakers were transformed into pointed-toe, skinny-heeled mules; slingback heels; and thick gum-soled platforms (but with the eye row and signature stripe intact).
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Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat is an exclusive community on the French Riviera that's been known as a vacation hotspot for the well-heeled dating back to the late 1800s.
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Her square-heeled boots made a quick, hard sound as she left the elevators, a tock-tock-tock that could be heard above the ringing phones and cubicle chatter.
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At once bountiful and hard-pressed, the school district covers a well-heeled suburb of Tulsa and spans the Arkansas river to take in part of the city proper.
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The mother of three finished off her look with small, angular sunglasses, a Louis Vuitton-monogrammed backpack and black, heeled, mid-calf boots Which sister's look is your favorite?
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Last year, the star went solo to the event wearing a studded white dress and leather bustier designed by Nicolas Ghesquière for Louis Vuitton and chunky high-heeled boots.
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Depending on how fancy you're getting, you can swap the sneakers for the short block heeled sandals — or for an additional look, try swapping the shorts for the skirt!
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Although less well-heeled residents of those cities will be glad of a fall in prices, a cooling of foreign interest may have unwelcome consequences for the wider market.
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But those who have suffered understand suffering, and Tyrion is soon revealed to be a well-heeled apologist for atrocity, a role familiar to lots of national security advisors.
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Letting a well-heeled German tourist use some to rinse beach sand off his bottom probably does more good for the economy than spraying it on a wheat field.
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A 30bp premium would be high in the investment-grade market for such a well-heeled corporate, but not exceptional given the potential size of the offering, bankers said.
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She recently traded her heeled booties for a pair of navy New Balance Fresh Foam Cruz sneakers during her visit to Windsor Park Stadium in Belfast with Prince William.
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Outside the well-heeled city center, there is little sign of prosperity, with most of its 244 million people crammed into rundown neighborhoods where rubbish is piled in alleyways.
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One is a Swiss fetish artist known as Black Star, here in a full-body latex suit with a corset, high-heeled boots, and, of course, a gas mask.
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How many of HL's 1.1m well-heeled customers are trapped is unknown, but it is something that Nicky Morgan, chair of the Treasury select committee, is demanding to know.
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By VANESSA FRIEDMAN A surprising focus on the candidate's stack-heeled ankle boots has grown over the last few days into one of the weirder flaps of the campaign.
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For a while, singer opted for outfits filled with vintage inspiration and heeled Oxfords; then T-Swift began ditching the lace and frills for shorter hemlines and higher heels.
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Prior to 1991, Connecticut did not have a state income tax—attracting well-heeled workers employed in Boston and New York City to live in the prosperous suburban state.
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The multihyphenate star visited "Good Morning America" in New York City on Wednesday, and arrived wearing a yellow high-neck top and neon skirt with metallic heeled flip flops.
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Britain's oldies are a well-heeled bunch (after subtracting housing costs, their incomes are higher than those of working folk), and in Cornwall their spending has boosted the economy.
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The revelation that the "Black Spartacus" drove slaves spurred some modern historians to over-correct, speculating that Toussaint was a well-heeled bourgeois by the time of the revolution.
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So it's important to consider the difference between policies that are good for regular Americans and the overall economy, and those that are mostly just for well-heeled investors.
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We've always had an affinity for the lace-up shoe trend: The added method of support keeps our feet in place, especially when choosing a mule or heeled sandal.
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The lawsuit follows intensive media coverage of the criminal charges against "Desperate Housewives" star Huffman and "Full House" actress Loughlin, as well as against the other well-heeled defendants.
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For the extremely well-heeled, the company will happily stretch the already enormous 18-foot 3.5-inch Mulsanne to fit more seats, something it calls the Mulsanne Grand Limousine.
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The high-heeled, high-priced and hard-to-walk-in pairs beloved by the TV icon are pretty much the least fundable concept in the shoe startup space lately.
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When Prince's Learjet touched down at the Sheridan airport and the passenger door opened, revealing one tiny, high-heeled purple boot, hundreds of small-town Wyoming fans went wild.
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The earlier, well-heeled patrician U.S. ambassadors to the U.N. presided over some famous crises, but not ones that deal with non-state parties, like ISIS or al Qaeda.
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The looting attempts spanned the city, said Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado, from the well-heeled Brickell and downtown neighborhoods to the low-income Liberty City and Little Haiti areas.
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Panettiere, 26, may have tapped into her on-screen alter ego Juliette Barnes' style as she accessorized her ensemble with a brown leather belt and pair of heeled booties.
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Around 500 well-heeled New Yorkers paid up to $10,000 each to attend the Nearness of You concert in honor of the saxophonist Michael Brecker, who died in 2007.
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The invitation was sent to a select group of well-heeled potential donors, who were asked to attend a Friday morning fund-raiser at a construction company in Boston.
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Charlevoix went on to draw a jet-set crowd, and for decades La Malbaie was a particular favorite of luxury cruise ships, including many filled with well-heeled Americans.
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And when lawmakers have tried to get tougher, such as creating more requirements for cruise ships to dock at U.S. ports, the well-heeled industry pushes back hard. Rep.
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In the 18 months since, it's beat out well-heeled competitors for lucrative contracts in Washington, DC, and San Francisco, bringing its total to 70 markets, including many universities.
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He has the look of a 1970s rocker, with his mass of thick curls and a uniform consisting of flowing scarves, ripped jeans, chains and high-heeled cowboy boots.
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Visions of ankle-hugging footwear constantly dance in our heads: colorful block-heeled boots, sturdy lace-up clompers, heavy-duty hikers, pointy-toed styles with miniature heels to match.
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There is a snack bar and the Restaurant Panoramique, which overlooks a waterfall and serves Creole specialties, including grilled lobster and curried chicken Colombo, mostly to well-heeled Guadeloupeans.
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Amy Kobuchar also engaged Warren effectively, but she's hampered by a lack of funds and so cannot keep up with her well-known (Biden) and well-heeled (Buttigieg) opponents.
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Just as the relentless abrasiveness of the conceit threatens to wear thin, a strange pathos takes hold, as if Wilde's well-heeled characters were imprisoned in a postmodern madhouse.
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Edwin van der Sar, the goalkeeper-turned-chief-executive, and Marc Overmars, once a jet-heeled wing and now the Ajax sporting director, had a video to show them.
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The Dubai-export Wild and the Moon dominates the clean-food scene in Paris, with multiple eateries located just minutes apart in the well-heeled Third and Fourth Arrondissements.
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On the one hand, we saw the launch of UberEats, where well-heeled Bostonians can now have everything from donuts to sushi delivered to their doorstep within 30 minutes.
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"Someone's shoes have now become part of the toy corner," Beckham joked as he shared a photo of his wife's high-heeled bootie stacked on top of Harper's play kitchen.
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Kim, 35, picked a pair of blush pink strappy heeled shoes to brighten up the monochromatic ensemble – but not even the pop of color could distract from her selfie jacket.
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The company, on its way to developing a satellite communications system for the well-heeled travelers it sends to Mars, will create one for earthlings who want to stay home.
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For many well-heeled taxpayers, the equivalent strategy may even be better than the outright deduction, because the deduction involved a floor determined by 2 percent of adjusted gross income.
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Salesforce just wants to do it with a hint of compassion as it rakes in those big bucks and keeps well-heeled competitors like Microsoft, Oracle and SAP at bay.
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While the well-heeled crowd will help pay for Bellissimo's vision, it is the people in and around the hamlets of Tryon and Mill Springs who he says will benefit.
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When Lynette came back to pick me up for real an hour later, I'd tried to pass off an ankle-length plum wrap dress and heeled sandals as formal wear.
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Plus, this piece can be dressed up (try it a pair of high-heeled mules like Hadid) or more casual (like a distressed mini with a fresh pair of sneakers).
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Well-heeled restaurants such as Claridge's in London have also started to stock the stuff, which is made not just in France but also in Italy, Austria, Slovakia and elsewhere.
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The Baja East x Melissa collaboration consists of four different styles: a flat slide, a flat sandal, a chunky heeled-mule, and a closed-toe, lace-up ankle Desert boot.
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Raya (for celebrities and influencers), The League (for the well-heeled and ambitious), and Tinder's own VIP room, Tinder Select, are just a few that are capitalizing on this trend.
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For dressier occasions, a block heeled sandal is ideal for travel — the in-between height goes with everything and eliminates the need for a high heel and a dressy flat.
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Media reports say the alleged sexual assault, which Harron has strongly denied, happened at the rowdy Rock Bottom bar - a popular haunt for the many well-heeled foreigners in Dubai.
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The expectant reality star was spotted out and about in Manhattan on Thursday, wearing all black in high-waisted skinny jeans, heeled booties and a button-up corset-style shirt.
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It was a dedicated workstation that was operated with a stylus pen, and it was so prohibitively expensive that it was only available to the most well-heeled production studios.
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Yet they provide clues about where these well-heeled donors could place their support as the campaign barrels toward the first voting contests of the season, which begin in February.
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And when she goes on business trips, she makes sure to pack pieces that show off her trendy sense of style, which includes a epic collection of high-heeled platforms.
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And because those rolling histories usually come toting their well-heeled owners, luxury automakers use the event as an occasion to connect with potential customers and show off something shiny.
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For example, these chunky heeled sandals from Allegra K have been deemed one of the "best heels ever" by hundreds of customers who were impressed by their quality and comfort.
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"I do agree there are some well-heeled educated millennials who are very specific about their wants and demands," said Nela Richardson, chief economist at Redfin, a real estate brokerage.
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Most of the pieces in the show depict full or fragmented versions of the white, thin, well-endowed, high-heeled female form that Jones' work is so closely associated with.
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CMaidana/AKM-GSI The shoes from Kanye's Yeezy Season 2 collection were officially released online last week, which for the first time included an array of heeled boots for women.
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He attracted the notice of Don King and flew to Florida to meet him the very next day, but no deal was signed and better-heeled suitors stayed away still.
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The star paired the top with a pair of leggings from Yeezy Season 7, and Yeezy Season 6 low-heeled boots — because the mud in Jackson Hole was no joke.
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Pumping up the drama, EJ wore a burgundy fur coat with a bright satin shirt and a pair of matching pants that seemed to blend seamlessly into his heeled boots.
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Looking at them now evokes the quiet charm of early internet pixel art; just a few dozen points strung together, and a high-heeled shoe or a rocking horse appears.
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The competition has pushed down the fee income for plain-vanilla investment banking offerings, which has weighed on the revenue of the well-heeled foreign banks in the recent years.
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That's the only way to view his deeply irresponsible proposal for stripping New Jersey's poorest communities of desperately needed education aid to fund property tax cuts for well-heeled suburbanites.
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IF YOU were a well-heeled Massachusetts lady in the late 2000s and wanted your hair fixed like the movie stars, there was one man to turn to: Samuel Bernstein.
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For their outing, Hart looked casual in a denim jacket paired with jeans and a white t-shirt, while Parrish, 35, wore a black sweater with leggings and heeled boots.
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Heeled sandals are just one of many fashion trends celebrities are trying to bring back from the early aughtsOn Thursday, Bella Hadid also stepped out in a Y2K-inspired outfit.
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But President Xi Jinping's anticorruption campaign has scared government officials and state enterprise executives away from the game, seen by many in China as a sport for the well heeled.
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The boot barb comes after the Internet exploded with references to Rubio's new high-heeled boots on the campaign trail last week, footwear that drew skepticism from his GOP rivals.
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Q&A Q. Will someone who wears high-heeled shoes be more likely to suffer deep-vein thrombosis, and perhaps a lethal pulmonary embolism, than a person who wears flats?
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"So I only ask the famously well-heeled Hollywood Foreign Press and all of us in our community to join me in supporting the Committee to Protect Journalists," she said.
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Instead, they are investing heavily in pleasing a larger group of well-heeled travelers than the rare few who would shell out more than $25,000 for over-the-top luxury.
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The roller coaster of a game took place in an unusually neutral environment, with so many of the Cubs' passionate and well-heeled fans finding their way into the stadium.
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Plus, they're stocked by retailers Ssense and Kith, they recently launched successful collaborations with Norse Projects and Robert Geller, and they'll be introducing skateboarding sandals and heeled platforms next spring.
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CAIRO — Gucci Corner is the nickname for a bustling plaza at the private American University in Cairo, where well-heeled students hang out between classes and strut their imported fashions.
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There's my ringleader clown character, who wears a top hat, a long coat with tails, and underneath I'll wear a bra and panty set, some stockings, and high-heeled boots.
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Since 2003, Jean has lived in a light-filled modern apartment with cherry-wood paneling in Paris's well-heeled Sixth arrondissement, just a short walk from the A.P.C. head office.
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Back in fin-de-siècle Rome, Mr. Bulgari had picked the name of Charles Dickens's novel in hopes of attracting well-heeled British and American tourists in the Eternal City.
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CHOPARD L.U.C QUATTRO $24,400 Chopard's tendency to create watches that look as if they've just fallen from the wrists of well-heeled central European businessmen shows no signs of abating.
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The practice underlines how Canada, and British Columbia in particular, has become a favored haven for well-heeled Chinese seeking a refuge for wealth and kin away from authoritarian China.
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She snapped pictures of the well-heeled crowd as she hugged her way around the room, occasionally misplacing a glass of white wine, in a churn of compliments and gossip.
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In the 18 months since, it has beat out well-heeled competitors for lucrative contracts in Washington, DC, and San Francisco, bringing its total to 70 markets, including many universities.
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Central to that effort has been the Preservation Society of Newport County, a well-heeled group that spends a robust $211 million a year showcasing the city's history of extravagance.
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If you cannot afford the hefty membership fee, you may know a well-heeled friend who is getting married at Mar-a-Lago and snare an invitation to the celebration.
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For the French release not long after its Cannes premiere, the Parasite poster featured the Kim family barefoot and the Parks in shoes, a nod to their well-heeled background.
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Mr. Ito has been a popular figure at the lab since taking over in 2011, pulling it out of a postrecession lull while dazzling students and well-heeled donors alike.
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Americans must have faith that the CFPB is acting in their interests and not doing the bidding of well-heeled political donors looking for a return on their campaign investments.
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As temperatures drop and the holiday season approaches, the sedate and stately street gets an influx of energy, with well-heeled shoppers and tourists mixing on their post-brunch strolls.
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" And, while Perahia "emerged from his ordeal exhausted, hardly able to walk offstage" (in spite of his flat-heeled shoes), Wang "in the manner of the greatest virtuosos of yore . . .
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The prospect of a well-heeled new candidate entering the Republican race could further complicate efforts by party leaders to avoid a primary and focus attention on Mr. de Blasio.
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Dressed casually in a striped top and black pants, she did not seem to fit the part of the well-heeled women of Westminster or its dog-sweater-wearing fanciers.
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WEF aims to bring together what it calls "stakeholders" in both public and private organizations and sectors, although membership is not cheap and certainly not for the less well-heeled.
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Coco Chanel had accomplished the same dynamic some years earlier, but her fakes were meant for a more limited, well-heeled market and, unlike Mr. Lane's, had little mass distribution.
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According to Mr. Carter, the idea is to keep well-heeled globalists up to speed on the latest fads, fashions, arts, riots, scandals, and political upheavals in Europe and Asia.
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On the red carpet, Perry wore a blue lamé motorcycle jacket and fringed mini skirt with a pink crop top, oversized cowprint rhinestone belt, fishnets, and matching pink heeled cowboy boots.
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Darcy Padilla It is a chilly Friday night, and a well-heeled, invite-only crowd has gathered at Dirty Water, an upscale bar on the ground floor of the Twitter building.
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While the staff of Blade, the "Uber for helicopters" company, is used to a well-heeled crowd, the current group may be a bit over the top even by their standards.
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Since then, the company has struggled to come up with designs that have caught the fancy of the well-heeled buyer, who have gravitated toward bags offered by Coach Inc COH.
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After about a decade as a financial adviser to the wealthy clients of Goldman Sachs, she has become a fund-raising power, specializing in soliciting maximum contributions from well-heeled donors.
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They were among the many coifed, pierced and tattooed women and men who populate a slice of Haifa's social scene that resembles that of the well-heeled hipsters of Tel Aviv.
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And he discovered what he says many other on-demand entrepreneurs are also finding — that on-demand services are costly to scale past the well-heeled consumers in big, progressive cities.
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But you'll always have Foster Friess, the well-heeled, Wyoming-based investor who helped you slug out the 2012 primary through April, and has supported your campaign this time around too.
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When Marc Jacobs' gothic-inspired, feathered, and terrifyingly high-heeled collection made its runway debut in February on the likes of Kendall Jenner and Lady Gaga, it looked very Tim Burton.
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Michele, who wore a black, off-the-shoulder top with skinny jeans and high-heeled sandals, was joined by new boyfriend Robert Buckley, while Tobin's fiancé Zach Martin also tagged along.
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The crystal-embroidered chunky-heeled footwear, which debuted on Saint Laurent's AW17 catwalk, made it clear that Jenner was the center of attention as they sparkled in the paparazzi camera flashes.
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Proofpoint also needs to compete with well-heeled enterprise players such as VMware and Citrix in a crowded market that has already witnessed the shocking collapse of Blackberry and Good Technology.
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It doesn't take much imagination to see that a road procession of largely well-heeled leftist city folk telling them to abandon a major regional industry would get their hackles up.
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"We should not ask children who flee their homes to also give up their dreams," she said, dressed in a pink and blue shalwar kameez and black suede high heeled boots.
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In Minnesota, where U.S. Bank Stadium hosted its first regular season game last night, that means players come out through a place where well-heeled drunks can spill beer on them.
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But the Boeings and Airbuses of the world might at least consider installing middle-of-the-aircraft entrances that don't require economy passengers to walk past their better-heeled fellow travellers.
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As someone who felt proud of finally purging my entire closet of every stinkin' pair of pinchy shoes, I find this low-heeled, round-toed breed a breath of fresh air.
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The British singer-songwriter is no stranger to making bold, unconventional fashion statements (remember those heeled boots he donned before heading to the BBC?) and this might be our favorite yet.
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So, for instance, you could take a staircase and a book and make a bookcase, turn contacts into camera lenses or make a door knocker out of a high heeled shoe.
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She has made a calculated effort to show some inner life and spark by her choice of clothes, especially her kitten-heeled animal-print shoes, which the British press chronicles avidly.
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Tory Burch is also showing dressed-up sneakers, and there are high-heeled Chuck Taylors, if the bride is looking for height, said Cathy Schroeckenstein, the editor in chief of weddingbee.com.
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I have this issue with my socks bunching up at my toes making me unable to wiggle or move them at all in heeled boots, but that wasn't the case here.
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Bid adieu to the days when vegans were dour granola eaters swathed in carob-stained hemp shirts, and say hello to a new, well-heeled subset of SoulCycling, health-obsessing foodies.
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Some 2000,280 well-heeled racegoers will descend on the small town of Ascot in southern England to enjoy one of Britain's most iconic events on both the sporting and social calendars.
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