"They used to wear hoods, now they don't even wear their hoods and spew hatred, and bigotry, and bias," McAuliffe said.
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"Barba Azul is a portal from those 'hoods in Puebla and the Distrito Federal [Mexico City] to 'hoods here in East and South L.A.," said Mr. Guerrero.
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Once banned from shopping malls across the country, hoods — or at least models wearing hoods — popped up all over the runways, evoking everything from hypochondria to surveillance paranoia.
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On one screen playful Roma children, seated on bleachers, pull white hoods over their heads when their names are called; the same drama unfolds on the other screen with black hoods.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make sure white nationalists don't feel emboldened to March with their hoods off or their hoods on in Charlottesville in the middle of the day.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make sure white nationalists don't feel emboldened to march with their hoods off or their hoods on in Charlottesville in the middle of the day.
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By that stage, Rosselli was a fixture among the hoods.
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Shut lines of doors, trunk lids and hoods were tighter.
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No Serpents, no Ghoulies, no crazy moms, no Black Hoods.
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I'd go in the back and lift the hoods up.
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There are hoods everywhere that ain't different from the city.
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They stood on the hoods of their cars and listened.
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One caller would say hoods, the next would say chains.
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Some health workers buying their own face masks or hoods.
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The titular Hustlers were like Robin Hoods, in their minds.
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They dug through pickup beds and opened hoods and trunks.
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They were moved between facilities in black hoods and chains.
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Robes and Banners advertised all the standardized, factory-made hoods for
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There were few if any Klan hoods on display in Charlottesville.
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T) said doors and hoods were affected, while Subaru Corp (68563.
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Car parts everywhere, hoods open on cars, out of his garage.
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Fifty years ago, extremists were hiding behind hoods and burning crosses.
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Actually, the Robin Hoods of Hustlers don't wear much at all.
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In Pettibon's version, the men are naked but for peaked hoods.
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They say it's not just about white hoods and racial slurs.
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Why can't I look at the people with the hoods on?
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The robes and hoods were proudly displayed in the front windows.
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Our modern iconoclasts would do well to think before they smash, and to realize that when the black hoods follow the dictates of the white hoods, it is the Klan that wins and history that loses.
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In Spain, pointed white hoods are an uncontroversial feature of Easter celebrations.
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Their hoods are often trimmed with fur, so they look expensive too.
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Maryland hoods got fake people, real people, murderers, and people that struggle.
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The Ku Klux Klan's gonna be crying under their hoods all week.
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The men were wearing black hoods and had blue eyes, he said.
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One night, Ku Klux Klan hoods were placed near where people prayed.
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The automakers use Kobe Steel's aluminum in hoods and for other parts.
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They are wearing black jackets, hoods raised to stave off the cold.
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John Edmonds does this "Hoods" series, which I just had to have.
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Well, not the Klan specifically with hoods and crosses but more like AmeriKKKa.
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So, for the safety of the protesters, officers placed hoods on their heads.
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Position players sported sleeves under their jerseys, and some were adorned with hoods.
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In Florida, you can't wear masks or hoods covering the face in public.
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They introduce us to new language started in their hoods and peer groups.
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Raindrops thumped on our hoods and ran down the creases of our jackets.
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Like Tolkien's orcs, his pubescent hoods are bad because, well, they're just bad.
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The Robin Hoods of Hustlers don't wear little green rompers and pointy hats.
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Leave our hoods and do what's right: Give your keys to Boyle Heights!
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The pillowcases evoked a likeness to the hoods worn by the Ku Klux Klan.
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I'm often climbing in and out of farm equipment, opening hoods and shooting VINs.
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These were hoods that seemed ideal for evading increasing CCTV surveillance — in elevated streetwear.
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Others have speculated that hoods could shorten, while passengers sit under a glass bubble.
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Get them some pink hoods and unicorns and let them rally down Rodeo Drive.
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They are taller and have more imposing hoods and grilles than the older trucks.
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The girls parade out of the house, bedecked in yellow rain jackets with hoods.
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And the modern-day Klansmen who follow him wear MAGA hats not hoods. pic.twitter.
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Many of them were hoods-up or had their faces covered with makeshift masks.
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Black lab tables sat in the rooms' centers, and fume hoods lined the walls.
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Both concern low-level hoods and draw on the personal history of their directors.
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They are the peaked white hoods and flaming crosses of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Workers even restocked emergency escape hoods, the masks that protect against smoke and fire.
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These days, I walk around skeptic of policies surrounding policing in lower-income hoods.
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Another group paraded in the white hoods and robes of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Hoods were drawn tightly around the face, with added straps to hold them in place.
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Other products included hoods which were touted as "permanently flame resistant," but which actually weren't.
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The segment featured several trains wearing Ku Klux Klan hoods and sitting on flaming tracks.
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Moments later, a group of men in black hoods break into Lodge Lodge with weapons.
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Another photo showed a classroom full of students wearing winter coats with the hoods up.
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Meetings took place in the woods; they wore hoods and robes to protect their anonymity.
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The crowd is dressed in white satin robes, and some of the singers wear hoods.
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As women pulled up luxe, fur-lined hoods, men brushed off lapels and straightened ties.
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"These are the same protective hoods firefighters wear going into a fire," police spokesman Sgt.
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Men beat Monica and Claudio and covered their heads with hoods, stuffing them in cars.
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Anglin was heard loud and clear: There were no white hoods at Unite the Right.
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Seaside without the sea... Silent children, strangled by the hoods of their anoraks, heads down.
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Protective gear: The F.D.N.Y. had to get new "spit hoods" that did not look offensive.
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The new hoods were a little different than the old street guys from the 20s.
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Accounts of ransacked law offices, of friends and colleagues in handcuffs and hoods, circulated online.
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The hoods suggested humans lost in the digital ether, devolved into blinkered, internet-powered machines.
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Earl Swavey: It's the area where all the hoods in the Bompton documentary are from.
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Snippets of conversations and half-heard words emerge from the hoods, suggesting a ghostly presence.
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"We weren't the brokest kids growing up, but always, for some reason, grew up in 'hoods."
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The quintessential tweed suit was styled with thick tights, chunky scarves, and for some, even hoods.
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The law was initially passed to prohibit Klan members from gathering in public in white hoods.
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It had different grilling venues, and ventilator hoods, and shelves, and control knobs of varying sizes.
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All you can see are their hands, and their eyes through the holes in their hoods.
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The Redneck Shop shut down in 2012; I don't see any white hoods in Laurens today.
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Our goal is to educate all hoods across America about the Second Amendment rights they have.
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More often than not, the venom comes from pseudonymous accounts — the white hoods of our time.
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Detachable hoods, boots with zips so you can get them on and off easily for rides.
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Rusting cars with open hoods are parked in a mechanic's shop under the shade of another.
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We are extremely here for hoods on the Oscars red carpet — especially if they're completely bedazzled.
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Protesters often wore hoods and covered their faces, probably to avoid being recognized by surveillance cameras.
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I was looking through the catalog of [kink store] Mr. S to get some [fetish] hoods.
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In 2010, France made it illegal to cover your face in public with anything including hoods.
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They stare out at us dressed in Victorian clothes, partly obscured by hoods or unaccountable floating forms.
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If there isn't an inclusion of whiteness, then we're relegated to hoods, basketball courts, fields, and stages.
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" In the same video from 2015, he said, "[I can] fuck around in any of the hoods.
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Dressed in orange jumpsuits, the group of 0003 men kneeled in the dirt, hoods covering their faces.
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Grosvenor's use of rusted car hoods and sanded Plexiglas introduces the element of time into his work.
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At a bend in the road they had to pull hoods over their heads against the wind.
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Xinhua showed some of them arriving in Beijing with black hoods over their heads, escorted by police.
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Because of this, I have access to various hoods in Newark through the young people I've met.
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DANES We joke that Carrie, instead of a lingerie drawer, just has a drawer full of hoods.
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There's a man who walks five Yorkies, and they all wear matching coats and hoods and pompoms.
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The nightspot was sold out and packed to the rafters with gilt-edged hoods and wideboy punters.
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These have hoods and elaborate designs that you can use to dress up as fun and kooky characters.
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That may sound exciting, but it's mostly a sterile world of white coats, fume hoods, and endless experiments.
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The Taiwanese citizens walked down from a plane in mainland China, their heads covered in opaque black hoods.
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Even underneath their hoods, Leonardo DiCaprio and Orlando Bloom make a head-turning pair this weekend at Coachella.
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Some of them have donned black hoods and dark robes, and are swinging metal censers full of incense.
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Accessories Ready For Combat Last season's Joan of Arc chainmail hoods were just the tip of the iceberg.
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In going public, the business, known for its $900 parkas with fur-lined hoods, is looking to grow.
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He became two artists, one making art of hooded figures and the other making political drawings of hoods.
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Averaging three and a half feet in length, these tawny gray serpents with flaring hoods are particularly deadly.
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A fine layer of flinty ash covered the hoods of the cars at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.
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It features gang shootouts and KKK hoods, the latter of which has sadly become omnipresent imagery in 2017.
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At a large lab at Tweed, for example, scientists are laboring away under fume hoods on marijuana drinks.
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Those are hoods you put over your head to help you get out of a smoke-filled environment.
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They are, in other words, complete mysteries, their distance intensified because the hoods evoke monks' or nuns' habits.
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Infanta elements — bell sleeves, abstracted pannier hips, corsets — met Chrysler Building curves met craft (met cumulus feather hoods).
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But the revised V6, refined as it is, doesn't match the velvety operation found under high-zoot hoods.
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And, not to mention, you have to wear these big monk hoods to protect your costume from drones.
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There are those, for example, who wear puppy hoods, harnesses, chain collars and tails while out and about.
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He raps, "I'm connected, I got more hoods than a coat store," and that's basically a throwaway line.
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The cruise line will provide dry suits, hoods, gloves, boots and full snorkeling kit, as well as experienced guides.
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In the winter, it's the cold weather, indoor heating, and a never-ending rotation of hats, earmuffs, and hoods.
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Batteries and motors instead of large V-8s could give designers new freedoms like multiple axles and minimal hoods.
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Honda Motor Co also said doors and hoods were affected, while Subaru Corp said vehicles and aircraft were affected.
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Existing state law makes it a misdemeanor to wear masks, hoods or face coverings intended to conceal one's identity.
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Stewart allegedly pistol-whipped Capone before the suspects placed black hoods over the victims' heads, the news release stated.
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Most people are just trying to build up a BDSM 101 collection: some rope, hoods, gags, blindfolds, maybe handcuffs.
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When Ford Motor reports higher sales, the maker of the hoods on Ford cars and trucks will go up.
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"They have become local Robin Hoods, sought and revered by quite a lot of the locals," the colonel said.
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Their assailants had no need for hoods and masks, not when they have a defender in the White House.
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Sometimes big ellipses are cut from them, creating a subliminal suggestion both of masks and Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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How can it enlighten or inspire in a society half-convinced that drug lords are modern-day Robin Hoods?
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They belted his lyrics, hopped on car hoods to dance, and held each other as they reminisced and wept.
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As hoods are related to pedestrian safety, we are working to quickly assess any potential impact on vehicle functionality.
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Barracudas, Mustangs and Thunderbirds in glistening paint jobs sat displayed with their hoods open to show off spotless engines.
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Puffer jackets with hoods that, structurally, extended from the torso like an insect thorax, to protect from extreme cold.
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"Don't let history lump you in with the white hoods and robes crowd," Mr. Penzey said in a Nov.
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Yet in 2017, we see these people alive and well, without their hoods and emboldened because of our president.
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The teenage hoods would scrawl the gang's name across the backboards of the basketball court at Henri-Bourassa Park.
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BHAAAD: Our hoods all face challenges of poverty, displacement, homelessness, deportation by ICE, harassment and killing by the police.
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López-Alt, who penned the 2015 book "The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science," has reportedly also compared MAGA hats to Ku Klux Klan hoods, the San Francisco Chronicle reported "MAGA hats are like white hoods except stupider because you can see exactly who is wearing them," another deleted tweet reportedly read.
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The bill would have amended Georgia's anti-masking statute, which was intended to ban Ku Klux Klan hoods and robes.
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They were handcuffed on the plane, had hoods placed on their heads then were detained for five days without charge.
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Most photographers will go out of their way to avoid lens flares by using hoods or shades around their lenses.
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University of Miami professor Billie Lynn sparked outrage for her art exhibit displaying American flags as Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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And in 2016, the people under the hoods — the trolls — became a movement, and that movement echoed in the mainstream.
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But some clitoral hoods just don't retract or get stuck, so you can't fully expose the glans clitoris, she says.
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Pupils in the north-east London school claim they are stopped just for being black and wearing their hoods up.
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The main reason the Klan dressed in hoods, of course, was to hide their identities while they practiced their racism.
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It's a face that demands attention, an unsettling visage floating in the sea of yellow vests, umbrellas and black hoods.
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Dusty brown burlap hoods littered the floor of the Roman amphitheater, where Islamic State gunmen theatrically staged a mass execution.
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She leads the way to a large abandoned-looking space where retro scientific fume hoods, glass beakers and microscopes reside.
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Most vehicles in the Outback are outfitted with roo-bars, large metal contraptions strapped to the hoods like orthodontic headgear.
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Hoods and trunks, varied as the colors of a New England fall, line the walls like portraits of adopted children.
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They allegedly placed black hoods over the heads of McCrackin and Capone and drove them to a home in Compton.
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"The hoods may be off, " she writes, "but the torchbearers may not have jobs to come back to on Monday."
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"Some of what is happening now will make these white supremacists realize why their grandparents wore hoods," Ms. Wilson said.
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It's a face that demands attention, an unsettling visage floating in the sea of yellow vests, umbrellas and black hoods.
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At lunch, in a hotel dining room filled with families, Ms. Wilkinson noticed sheets and hoods on a nearby chair.
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There are no "fine people" marching under the swastika or wearing the hoods and robes of the Ku Klux Klan.
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In 1925, thousands of Ku Klux Klan members marched through Washington with their faces exposed, wearing white robes and hoods.
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Hence the masks and hoods that gave the show its hint of menace, one amplified by anarchy symbols and snarls.
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A big, three-thousand seat arena more used to staging rock concerts than unaffiliated boxing matches between two aging hoods.
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Who hasn't dressed in fake fur hoods with bear ears or lain with a cat under a patch of vibrant sun?
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And as I quickly learn at Cali's kitchen in one of Brooklyn's more gentrified hoods, making "Calicakes" is no easy trick.
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A feud between some civic grandees who dress up in white hoods and some bootlegging immigrants of all creeds and colours.
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Archie begins poking around Mr. Svenson's old house, where he is suddenly jumped by three men wearing all black and hoods!
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Three men wearing hoods and holding guns reportedly got out of the car and pistol-whipped Hernandez until he was unconscious.
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You may have seen the company's distinctive bows across the hoods of the cars, if you've never used the service yourself.
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In effect, they've taken off their hoods, and they want people to see their faces and believe that they are mainstream.
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Wreathed in executioners' hoods, chains, and black spandex, Savage Master obviously slays live, but they're just as, well, savage on record.
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In that "Insanity" video, Prophet performs in front of a velvet curtain, flanked by musicians dressed in chic Sun Ra hoods.
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The image was then put on the screen, depicting three trains in KKK hoods and burning train tracks in the background.
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At 18 years old, Mary T. Barra got a job on the assembly line at General Motors, inspecting hoods and fenders.
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Stephen Colbert joked Thursday that the alt-right is "covering their faces with hoods" to avoid being seen with Stephen Bannon.
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"They're so embarrassed of Bannon that a lot of the alt-right have started covering their faces with hoods," he said.
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"He has done a lot of work with us," Hoods 2125 Justice activist Chris Valencia said to me at the tribunal.
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They told the court that their heads were covered with black hoods when they were transported to a police interrogation site.
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It's true, they're so embarrassed of Bannon that a lot of the alt-right have started covering their faces with hoods!
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This man walked around the avenue pouring gas on to the hoods and underneath parked cars, then lit the fuckers up.
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The fingerprint design will be printed onto the Porsche 911 hoods using a print head that precisely paints three-dimensional designs.
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Ford Motor said last week that it had used Kobe Steel aluminum in hoods for Ford Mondeo sedans produced in China.
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And in this episode, I attempted to confront all of that directly in their faces... or at least, directly in their hoods.
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CNN reported the statute he wanted to amend to include burquas was intended to ban hoods and robes used by the KKK.
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Dressing up as Power Rangers and Disney princesses, we would de-case our pillows and prowl our hoods with treat-expectant hands.
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They'll even bring them to events and rev them up and have their hoods up, showing off their rides while they're working.
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Cobras are renowned for their devastating flesh-eating venom, and the dramatic way they rear their heads upwards to flare their hoods.
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Costumes with hoods are also a great pick because they will keep your ears warms and protect your face from blustery winds.
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"It can conceal your identity with hoods and masks and potentially give you certain attributes you don't already possess," she told me.
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Brass has been liberally used for kitchen faucets, towel racks and even the range hoods, whose long, segmented shapes resemble Japanese lanterns.
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It's a rousing segment full of rock 'n roll acrobats, presidential techno songs and people sh*tting on the hoods of cars.
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EU regulations require that vehicles' hoods and fenders absorb more of the impact of a collision with a pedestrian than US law.
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"War Dogs" stresses that David and Efraim are a long way from being the charmingly roguish Robin Hoods they think they are.
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Rash guards also come in short- and long-sleeved designs, with and without hoods, pockets, and loops for more secure surf bathing.
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He found himself seated in an interrogation room, hands cuffed behind his back, facing two men wearing black hoods over their faces.
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They did not come under the cover of night, covered with hoods and nooses, as had been done in America's dark past.
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They've moved beyond their white robes and hoods to social media and public rallies where they radicalize and fund their growing membership.
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Think of the famous image of Klansmen marching on the Mall in Washington — in robes and hoods, but with their faces visible.
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Thirty minutes later, three Humvees came barreling around the corner of nearby buildings with wounded civilians on their hoods and packed inside.
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Instead, it is 2017 and white supremacists no longer feel the need to wear hoods to hide their racism and anti-Semitism.
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Churchgoers dressed in robes with conical hoods process through the city with ornately carved statuettes of saints swathed in gold brocade garments.
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Belgian riot police clashed with members of the far-right group, many of whom were clad in black with masks and hoods.
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They worked at the Fisher Body General Motors Plant in Mansfield, Ohio, which was a stamping plant, making doors, side panels, hoods.
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The intensity of the visual effect of the hoods, along with the circumstances of being in an active combat zone, all galvanized me.
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While a fire tore through the fertilizer plant across town, six armed men wearing hoods stormed the jail where Callaway was being held.
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It was music for those too young for clubs, or who wouldn't be allowed in because of the "no hats, no hoods" policy.
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And some of Hawkins fellow professors donned full academic regalia -- including hats, hoods and robes -- in "a sign of embodied solidarity" with her.
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Officers won't just be hitting the streets in Nipsey's community ... our sources say LAPD is sending extra manpower to rival hoods as well.
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AcneDTLA is arguably one of L.A.'s hottest 'hoods right now, but that hasn't always been the case — especially with regards to shopping.
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In one, they wore hoods and gave Hitler salutes behind a swastika flag; in another they raised their fists and a burning torch.
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CCTV footage from the night captured the men pulling up hoods and adjusting clothing as they made their way through the parking lot.
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"The LGBTQ is a modern-day version of the Ku Klux Klan, without wearing hoods, with their antics of hate," he reportedly said.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — The fume hoods in the lab set up by Saba Saadat were silent on Friday, its computers and microscopes switched off.
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It&aposs worth noting that the hoods themselves aren&apost removable, but they do serve a purpose, so that&aposs hardly a fault.
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With 30 colors and fun details like faux fur hoods and lining available, you can choose the style that has everything you want.
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The network's personalities warned of race wars and portrayed the talking trains in the children's show "Thomas & Friends" in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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God has launched me into my culture like an arrow, and I'll go to almost any lengths to plant the kingdom in the 'hoods.
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Last month his force backtracked on plans to use "spit hoods" in London police stations after Sadiq Khan, the city's new Labour mayor, objected.
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"It all started with medieval paintings of Spanish monks who are wearing massive hoods that cover their faces," Parnell-Mooney said after the show.
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Similar head-covering garments not expressly associated to Islam such as hoods for hunting or desert-trekking are still available in Decathlon's French stores.
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They were arrested for wearing face-coverings resembling bandanas in violation of a law against wearing masks or hoods in public places, Bankhead said.
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In an episode needling the diversity among the talking trains in children's show "Thomas & Friends," NRATV portrayed the trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Mushrooms and peace signs were pinned to heavy-duty tie-dyed sweatshirts with drawstring hoods and fuzzy metallic stars were sprayed onto strapless dresses.
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Before the CR-V was introduced, Civic trunks and hoods were welded together by one group of machines, or cell, in the body shop.
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David Duke understood that robes and hoods were no longer viable and believed his responsibility was to repackage, intellectualize and dress up its ideas.
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What protesters say Amina Rahman, one of the protesters, says she doesn't buy the explanation that the hoods and earmuffs were for demonstrators' protection.
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A North Carolina man has reportedly been arrested for putting white hoods on a Confederate statue after he posted a photo on social media.
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She said the idea first came to her after noticing that flags behind presidents at podiums hung in a shape similar to KKK hoods.
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And in the ultimate cop-out, the robbers are redeemed and turned into Robin Hoods, stripping the film of the last vestige of honesty.
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As it happened, those demonstrators — legislators on chamber floors, marchers in the street — picked up the sweatshirt as an emblem, donning hoods in solidarity.
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That report found that juvenile inmates, predominantly Aboriginal children, had been strapped into restraining chairs, forced to wear hoods and sprayed with tear gas.
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People experimenting with the viruses work in a closed lab, completely covered by spacesuit-like garments and hoods with their own purified air supply.
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Sheer vinyl hoods topped most looks and everything was grounded by enormous tanks of sneakers (officially known as the Security Margiela Sneaker, or S.M.S.).
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Monday, when three men wearing dark clothes and hoods or hats jumped him as he walked to his car after an event in Bremen.
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The sister is joined in her campaign by a formerly abused, newly empowered homemaker and a pair of small-time African-American Robin Hoods.
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They were very simple people and yet they could get this power by putting on these sheets and hoods and being in a mob.
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The company's first models, the Lamborghini 123GT and 400GT, were handsome, classically proportioned grand touring cars with long hoods and strong 12-cylinder engines.
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Just 25 percent of the sales at Genuine Parts, which owns NAPA, comes from people popping their own hoods to fix that troublesome rattle.
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The suspects, who were armed, wore hoods and gloves and spoke French with an accent from southern France or possibly North Africa, he said.
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What it lacks in polish is more than made up for in passion, drawing participants from some of the roughest hoods in New York.
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To protect himself, Morehouse wears a respirator, and the US Ski Team recently purchased semi-truck with ventilation hoods to create a safer work area.
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The "Neighborhoods in Chicago" Wikipedia page alone lists more than 200 'hoods and so-called "community areas" that overlap more than the Marvel universe's storylines.
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It's great for your state of mind," he told the students, while reminding them, "Make sure you keep really warm and pull your hoods up.
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It's exactly what you'd expect from a show that put hoods over people's heads, kidnapped them, and asked them to kill other characters on-screen.
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Like the empty masks or the hoods in I Was Born in Your Bed, these disembodied faces signify people separated from their humanity and identity.
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The fight over the hoods and the power it represents doesn't affect Ross because he has his own genetic mutation—the teeps can't read him.
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"Yea put your hoods and your tiki torches away," she wrote, alluding to the white supremacist "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville earlier this month.
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On Friday night, white supremacists bearing torches marched spookily through the University of Virginia campus in what looked like a Klan rally without the hoods.
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Do they not remember that weird moment in New York when they were surrounded by dozens of people in black hoods a couple seasons ago?
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) criticized the children's television show "Thomas & Friends" for diversifying its characters by depicting its cast in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Three American flags sewn into Ku Klux Klan-style hoods stand in the window of a faculty art exhibit in Miami's historic Wynwood Art District.
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Its early hours substitute for this by tossing out a lot of explosive signifiers — hoods and nooses, alongside the franchise's trademark watches and smiley faces.
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It's also forthright and sexy, especially when the women remove their sweatshirts by hooking a foot into their hoods and yanking them over their heads.
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Mr. O'Donnell had dismissed paramilitaries to me as "hoods with guns," but like him, many of the rioters were teenagers born after the 1998 agreement.
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To be candid about it, it's possible to imagine many of these symmetries doubling as high-end tattoos or adorning the hoods of muscle cars.
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Roads leading to popular protest areas are blocked off, lined with security forces slumped up against buildings or napping on the hoods of their Humvee vehicles.
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Toyota Motor Corp, Japan's largest automaker, said the compliance breach was a "grave issue", adding that Kobe Steel's products were used in vehicle doors and hoods.
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When did white supremacists become so emboldened that when they rally in our streets they no longer feel the need to cover their faces with hoods?
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Toyota, one of the world's largest automakers, identified aluminum plates supplied by Kobe Steel for the hoods and rear hatches of Toyota and Lexus brand vehicles.
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The bill would have amended the state's anti-masking statute, designed to address hoods and robes worn by the KKK, by broadening the rule to burqas.
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The security cameras yielded nothing; black hoods cloaked the faces of the three intruders, who registered only as collections of jerky motion in the infrared system.
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If clitoral hoods and adhesions are such a common and prohibitive issue that people with clitorises deal with, why have you never heard of it before?
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There were ruffled nylon babydoll windbreakers and sweeping floor-length parkas with silk chinoiserie hoods; pink silk floral boiler suits with tightly shoe-laced corsets underneath.
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Teenagers draped themselves on the hoods of moving cars and poked their bodies out of sunroofs, driving over and over again up and down the block.
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The Northern Territory's corrections minister was sacked on Tuesday, just hours after the broadcast, and has since suspended the use of hoods and restraints on children.
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Objectively speaking, the weather is somewhat miserable, but we laugh at how goofy we look with our hoods up and enjoy the views along the water.
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As we pass the Statue of Liberty, foreign tourists pop onto the outer decks for quick photos, their fur-trimmed hoods flapping in the lacerating wind.
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Photos from the scene showed a tangled mass of metal, with car hoods crumpled, windows smashed and a red truck plopped on top of another vehicle.
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This is what&aposs going on and all these people who are pointing out fingers and sending people into hoods to smash windows, to show up people.
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Intense sunlight, snow, wind, and rain lend an evocative texture and obscurity to his subjects, whose faces are constantly hidden behind umbrellas and parasols, hoods and fedoras.
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"During a typical student's life, he will see faculties controlled by a manner of different groups, drugs, and basements full of petrol bombs and hoods," Mitsotakis said.
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As the U.S continues to reckon with its own history (and resurgence) of hiding beneath white hoods, these works challenge the proliferation of excess, ritual, and murder.
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The researchers found that flesh-eating venom evolved in tandem with the cobra's distinctive hoods; as the venom got stronger over time, the displays got more elaborate.
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The flags shaped like KKK hoods had the eyes burnt out with nothing but darkness behind them and sat on poles with bases shaped like Nazi swastikas.
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There's no hidden blade, no white robes, no eagle-peaked hoods, and assassinations themselves are just a small piece of the gameplay, instead of the main event.
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If people can wear Polo shirts as opposed to Klan hoods or SS uniforms and get people to show up—that's a big win for the movement.
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Tennis players from Teflair County High School in McRae, GA posed with white bags that look like KKK hoods after losing to a team with black members.
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INGRAHAM: Does what you see with Antifa across the country, taking over this Portland ICE office, black hoods, the beatdowns of conservatives, intimidations of conservatives in public.
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Clad in robes and hoods, the women must speak in hushed tones of reverence, saying things like "Under his eye" to indicate their fidelity to the rules.
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In April 1991, ten hoods in a pick-up truck, armed with M16 assault rifles and M203 grenade launchers, bushwhacked Klaew's car on the outskirts of Bangkok.
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Sadly, this is in line with the modern American tradition of race, in which Klan hoods and cross burnings aren't allowed, but advocating a similar message is.
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Now the company is turning the ornament, which had migrated from car hoods to driver dashboards, into a useful piece of hardware for connecting drivers and passengers.
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Jonathan Alan Williams, 42, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor littering for allegedly putting the hoods on the statue in Raleigh, the Charlotte News & Observer reported Tuesday.
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"Unlike cheaper jackets with hoods that don't fit your face, the Torrentshell's is cavernous, keeping precipitation off your nose, chin, and hair," says Wirecutter writer Eve O'Neill.
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White men, many wearing Ku Klux Klan robes and hoods, shoot and kill the black residents of this affluent Tulsa neighborhood (known then as "Black Wall Street").
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In 2008, Johns Hopkins scientists urged doctors to advise parents of asthmatic children to get rid of their gas stoves or at least install powerful exhaust hoods.
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People acted and, in no time, the LAFD Foundation was able to purchase protective gloves, particulate barrier hoods, carcinogen-containment gear bags and brush fire clearance tools.
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On Thanksgiving in 1973 the lives of the Hoods (Kevin Kline and Joan Allen) and the Carvers (Sigourney Weaver and Jamey Sheridan), neighbors in New Canaan, Conn.
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Along the highway in front of the ridge where models said a storm might form, they placed pickup trucks with mast-like weather sensors on their hoods.
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The recent drama "Loving" is about an interracial marriage and takes place in midcentury rural Virginia, but there are no burning crosses, white hoods or Woolworth counters.
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Gone are the days when a predominantly male fan base came of age by getting under the hoods of cars and tinkering with engines to improve performance.
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Suddenly mixing in the world of fine-art graffiti, he met Sean Sullivan, a Bronx-born graffiti artist with whom he collaborated on Lamborghinis and Ferrari hoods.
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Visitors will even get to buy their very own Putin postcards, Russian flags, and KKK hoods on their way out through the (likely gold-gilded) gift shop.
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I looked at these people in these white hoods, and I couldn't figure out what the African American people had done that was so wrong, that would lead these other people to be so mean, and I saw white people standing with the African Americans fighting against the guys in the white hoods, and I saw Canadians speaking out saying this has got to stop, this is no good.
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The new Silverado and Sierra got close to the Ford truck's weight using seven different grades of steel in the cab, aluminum hoods, door exterior panels and tailgates.
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One century ago Ku Klux Klan members felt obliged to hide their identities beneath white hoods; last weekend white supremacists in Charlottesville felt bold enough to march unmasked.
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Hailed on social media as twin Robin Hoods with set top boxes and Facebook accounts, both men have since launched GoFundMe pages to help cover potential legal fees.
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When confronted, king cobras can raise up to one-third of their bodies off the ground, flare out their hoods and emit a "bone-chilling" hiss before attacking.
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They led us into the basement like lambs to slaughter, hoods pulled over our heads so we couldn't see the chain-link cage we were being stuffed into.
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People in black hoods and helmets uprooted street signs and set fire to knocked-down garbage bins in the western part of the city, near the football stadium.
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" As for their efforts to seem hallowed and secretive, what a joke; Flip is solemnly informed that membership will be ten dollars, "robes and hoods are not included.
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When the day came for these outside agitators to show their faces (and/or hoods), the ragtag band of bearded, wild-eyed white dudes numbered 40 or 50.
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" Then there is Gavin Wilson's Turning Inside Out-Ness, his series of eerie masks/hoods that he describes as "discipline helmets" and "a second skin of ritual significance.
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Even by the standards of today's political culture, it was a startling image: the talking trains from the children's television show "Thomas & Friends," wearing Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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The union asked for hospitals to let their nurses feel as protected as possible, by providing powered hoods, known as PAPRs, and impermeable coveralls that viruses cannot penetrate.
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Hate symbols have long historical roots, including the white hoods and the cross burnings of the Ku Klux Klan that were meant to convey both menace and power.
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Some larger SUVs and pickups have grills and hoods that measure more than four feet off the ground, which is taller than an average 7-year-old child.
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Teenagers chill out on car hoods outside Abidjan's former city hall, designed by the French architect Henri Chomette and fusing a copper tower with a concrete ceremonial space.
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Sure, no one knows what they look like under those mysterious hoods — but given their appreciation for droid parts, propensity for dainty shuffling, and general love of eggs?
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As lawmakers across America continue to debate passing a new round of anti-abortion bills, women continue to don their red Handmaid's Tale capes and white hoods in protest.
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But Neistat also pushes Paul on the other parts of his trip to Japan, reminding him that he dressed up as Pikachu and jumped on the hoods of cars.
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And then, you see a vision: 12 tall young women, cloaked in blue and white floor-length robes, their faces shadowed by the hoods resting neatly on their heads.
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His death was confirmed by Autumn Karen, a North Carolina writer who collaborated with him on "Mississippi Still Burning (From Hoods to Suits)," his life story, published last year.
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Among the 14 women with ties to the Hill and repping their 'hoods at the National Cherry Blossom Festival this year: Allison Tucker, a deputy press secretary to Rep.
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Blindfolds removed, the women found themselves in a room of nearly two dozen skinheads, neo-Nazis, and men in white hoods, a mash-up of commingling white power factions.
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Protesters gathered outside in silence, wearing red cloaks and white hoods in a nod to the Margaret Atwood novel and current dystopian Hulu television show, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
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We were both outfitted in the standard winter garb of New Englanders: multiple layers, boots, ski pants, mittens (warmer than gloves), neck warmers and puffy coats with windproof hoods.
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That prompts a huge number of activists, police officers and everyday people to turn out, dwarfing what is often a pathetically small band of extremists in hoods or armbands.
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They traditionally get dressed in private homes purposely left empty so they can keep their identities secret, though community members can easily divine who is hiding under the hoods.
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Using tactics taught by Americans, the officers kidnapped trade union members, suspected socialists and other "subversives," covering their heads with hoods and bringing them to the center by car.
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Alison Kinney's book Hood (a cultural history of hoods from the Grim Reaper to the KKK, Abu Ghraib, and Black Lives Matter) will be published by Bloomsbury on January 28.
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There have been many, many Robin Hoods over the years, but none can compare to Disney's 1973 animated classic that cast the famous outlaw as a fox, voiced by Bedford.
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As I approached, slowly and quietly, the shroud of night parted to reveal the source of the flames: A group of men in white robes and hoods, all carrying torches.
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Passing by the glittering luxury cars, with models draped elegantly over the hoods, you might get the impression that you were witnessing the height of power for the automotive industry.
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It was as calculated as the white hoods of the KKK's march in Washington D.C. in 1925, but newly terrifying in a way that's unique to the modern hate group.
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Without hoods to confirm that they knew their ideas were as repugnant as most people believe, some among the neo-Nazi crowd were called "very fine people" by the president.
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One group leans to the left, turning over what appears to be a cargo container, and many wear hoods, hats, or scarves to obscure the lower halves of their faces.
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After decapitating the men, the extremists paraded the heads through the village on the hoods of their vehicles, calling residents to come out and look at the spectacle, Gul said.
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Amid a slew of "Trump" t-shirts, two artists dropped off unauthorized items like Ku Klux Klan hoods, rubber sheets (presumably so the pee doesn't stain), and a Russian flag.
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It's impossible to imagine this kind of imagery — KKK hoods, Nazi swastikas, and white supremacy— leveled at any other candidate without it seeming like a gross exaggeration or extremely disingenuous.
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The show repeatedly beats the audience with it's message that everyone has the right to keep some things private and that increased access to encryption—or hoods—must be democratic.
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When some journalists from a French television channel set up their cameras to film the students, many of the children pulled their hoods up and requested not to be filmed.
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So the poor white men don hoods and form lynch mobs to keep the black men in their place, and they beat their sons when they don't do the same.
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The hoods, a reference to the attire of the Ku Klux Klan, were found on the Monument to North Carolina Women of the Confederacy on the North Carolina Capitol grounds.
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In the beginning, a number of the students would come to the policing class with the hoods of their sweatshirts or jackets pulled up — a visual expression of their guardedness.
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" He went on to tell the publication on Friday that "the LGBTQ is a modern-day version of the Ku Klux Klan, without wearing hoods, with their antics of hate.
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Coyote fur pelts are in big demand to provide the lush, silvery or tawny-tinged arcs of fur on the hoods on Canada Goose coats and their many global imitators.
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She owns an array of brightly colored winter coats—jewel red, imperial purple—with faux-fur-trimmed hoods that frame her face, as do her abundant curls of silver hair.
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What he's interested in: In addition to learning more about Facebook, Walden said the committee also wants to dive under the hoods of Google, Twitter, Apple, YouTube, Amazon and Netflix.
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I think just by the programs that were there and the activities, and the outside activities, the hoods and everything—it just really made the people what they are today.
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The video, captured by dashboard cameras in police vehicles, shows riders bouncing off the hoods of the cars that hit them, swerving dangerously in traffic and falling to the pavement.
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The ban is a strange counterpoint to the resurgence in the United States of the Klan, whose hoods once concealed their identities but who now march openly at their events.
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The doors to the garage are open displaying the hoods of a black Tesla, red Porsche, two large SUVs, and in the last bay a crumpled hulk of a vehicle.
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"Those cowards only kill who they fear/That's why they hide behind the hoods and cloaks they wear," the frontman David Hinds sings on the track, which remains depressingly relevant.
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By the end, the hoods had morphed into full, snout-like veils that covered the wearers' faces; beneath them, the models lit their way by punching at their iPhone screens.
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It came in a range of vivid neon hues — highlighter yellow, shocking pink, radioactive green — and was used for slim-fitting pants and tops with billowing extensions and abstract hoods.
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John W. Rosa, announced in December that the military college was investigating "offensive and disturbing" images of cadets wearing white clothes and pointed hoods with eyeholes that were posted on Facebook.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They should all wear white hoods and bring the crosses at the capital because that&aposs exactly -- that&aposs exactly the move I think that they are going for.
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On the performance art side, the remainder of the large gallery is devoted to a line of mannequins with red hoods obscuring their heads and piles of clothing at their feet.
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Police separated men and women in the crowd as proceedings began, with 10 men in brown robes and hoods preparing a bundle of canes in case any broke during the flogging.
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All have "matching print hoods with small ears, detachable mittens, and a zipper down the front of the suit covered with a fabric snap flap at the chest," the CPSC said.
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Williams denied putting the hoods on the statue and told the News & Observer that he was walking by to see if the display was still barricaded following a protest on Saturday.
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It's better, he said, to lightly rest your palms on the bars, with the brake hoods "nestled in the crook of your thumb," and one finger on the brake lever itself.
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Numerous weapons and items that could be considered an "implement of riots" (see list here) are forbidden in the secure area, as well as masks or hoods that conceal one's identity.
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In Albuquerque, New Mexico, two high school juniors were suspended in August after posting a doctored Snapchat photo depicting a black student surrounded by her classmates who were wearing KKK hoods.
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The details: Kyaw Soe Oo said on Tuesday that when they were arrested, police "put black hoods on us...and we stayed hooded until we arrived" at a special interrogation site.
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I was impressed with the hood in particular because one, I have a big head that many hoods refuse to securely cover, and two, it&aposs both practical and very comfortable.
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We drove through the gate, made a left turn, and a few houses down, we saw more than a dozen robed people in conical hoods walking around a bonfire with torches.
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Also convicted of two separate offenses were her fellow Code Pink protesters Tighe Barry and Lenny Bianchi, who were dressed in Ku Klux Klan white hoods and robes at the hearing.
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Their imposing presence onstage was augmented by smeared paint and black bandanas, and even at a festival primarily populated by bands wearing hoods, robes, and corpsepaint, they managed to look the scariest.
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One was notes from a meeting, an illuminating read that contained nuggets like: "Still need brilliant and talented men who want to wear hoods and discuss eugenics in their spare time" And.
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Have you ever wondered what those same fairy tales might sound like if the hapless Red Riding Hoods, Hansels and Gretels had been taught about gun safety and how to use firearms?
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TBILISI (Reuters) - A Georgian government minister quit a television interview mid broadcast after several Georgian journalists wore black, face-covering hoods in protest at the detention of a colleague in neighboring Azerbaijan.
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Canada Goose's fur-laced jackets and hoods are sold in 36 countries around the world, but about 68 percent of the Toronto-based company's 2016 revenue came from Canada and United States.
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The base is made of two rusted car hoods bolted together to form a curved plane or low, mound-like shape, which is resting on four cement blocks, one at each corner.
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So while most M760i owners may never even lift their hoods, you should know that a little piece of the marque's lovely, iconic, and stubbornly consistent branding is on life support underneath.
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One reason, it seems, is that there is a shot in the trailer in which two KKK members, dressed in white hoods and all, are seen palling around with a Nazi officer.
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Specially-ordered gloves, scarves, hoods, and hatbands could alone easily take up a third of the funeral bill, to say nothing of the coffin and hearse, horses and mourning coach and attendants.
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CreditCreditÁngel Franco/The New York Times Up the block came three young men, shoelaces lapping at the sidewalk, faces half-hidden in hoods, to pay their respects to a fallen street soldier.
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I especially liked the tall collar as it makes it easy to layer under jackets that already have hoods (though there's a version of the Delta LT that comes with a hood).
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Because so few women surf in Norway, Aanestad said, surf shop owners are reluctant to carry the latest in thermal gear for them, including suits with attached hoods, afraid of losing money.
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Earlier this month, five football players from Creston Community High School in Creston, Iowa, were disciplined for appearing in the photo wearing KKK hoods, burning a cross and waving a Confederate flag.
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Her novel The Handmaid's Tale has taken on mimetic success with Hulu's television adaptation, making the titular characters' red cloaks and white hoods a ubiquitous symbol for resistance against President Donald Trump.
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But Manhattan is not your usual island, and beaches are whatever Manhattanites say they are: sidewalks, tar-paper roofs, the hoods of cars or, in this case, acres and acres of landfill.
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Our Italian company has been doing their utmost to supply the hospitals at this time and have been supplying these free of charge in many cases to use with the CPAP Hoods.
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Our Italian company has been doing their utmost to supply the hospitals at this time and have been supplying these free of charge in many cases to use with the CPAP Hoods.
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which said on Friday that 846,000 vehicles in the United States would be recalled, has received complaints from owners of Altimas whose hoods unexpectedly opened.
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I used to think the term "white supremacy" referred to a mass movement from the previous centuries, and to a marginal group of people in the present—men in white hoods, essentially.
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In a trip to the town's newspaper office for an archive dive, you can go into an editorial office and see a pretty clear picture of people in KKK robes and hoods.
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Maybe I would have learned how, shortly after it was built, it was burned down, right around the time when that sort of thing was becoming popular with men who wore white hoods.
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A world where only people with special hoods can block out the attacks, but the government and the telepaths are doing their best to shut down the hood maker, the world's ultimate cryptographer.
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The Million Dollar Hoods researchers noted that women most likely paid a large share of bail deposits in Los Angeles, pointing to a 2015 report from the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights.
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Clad in blood-red robes with white, face-shielding hoods, the women of Gilead, a dystopian nation (after the collapse of the United States), face a totalitarian society in which men are superior.
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Bortholuzzi is a car enthusiast, but he doesn't create pristine miniatures of shiny vintage collector's pieces—his cars are rusty and bombed out, with broken windshields and popped hoods already raided for parts.
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There's just a general presumption of all black people thinking the same way, falling in the same income group, being the same age, living in the same hoods and supporting the same candidates.
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Barricades and a heavy police presence, including officers mounted on horses, separated about 60 anti-sharia demonstrators from an equal number of counter-protesters, most of them in black face masks and hoods.
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I expected to see highly trained, well-armed soldiers, but the first ISIS fighters I saw were scared teenagers who had just been detained, wearing tracksuits and sandals, with hoods covering their heads.
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U.N. Special Rapporteur on Torture, Juan Mendez, said that the use of hoods, restraints and teargas on Australian aboriginal children in youth detention centers by police could violate the U.N. treaty barring torture.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia' Northern Territory on Wednesday suspended the use of hoods and restraints on children as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull resisted pressure to broaden an inquiry into mistreatment in youth detention centers.
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His "People of the Twenty-First Century" (242) presents, in vast arrays, fashion choices in cities around the world: fur hoods, trench coats, leopard prints, a certain kind of T-shirt or hairstyle.
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Palanquins were made sharp at each End, to cut the Air; the warmest Mantles and Hoods were made for the Bearers, and the Projector's and my Palanquin were close, and lined with Down.
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While thick down jackets with fur-trimmed hoods might seem like the only way to stay warm in blistering weather, it&aposs still possible to find styles that are environmentally friendly and warm.
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The video shows the men wearing winter coats and hoods entering the store, walking past a Christmas tree, and two of them getting the jewelry from salespeople and putting it into a bag.
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Women would not penetrate the upper echelons of the Klan — no Grand Wizard titles for them — but they would be active members, donning the white robes and hoods and canvassing for Klan candidates.
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Barricades and a heavy police presence, including officers mounted on horses, separated about 60 anti-Sharia demonstrators from an equal number of counter-protesters, most of them in black masks and hoods, Reuters reported.
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Spencer wanted to amend the state's anti-masking statute, which was intended to ban Ku Klux Klan hoods and robes, and extend it to burqas, the full-body garment that many Muslim women wear.
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MIAMI ART PROFESSOR TURNS AMERICAN FLAGS INTO KKK HOODS CAUSING OUTRAGE In the termination letters, officials said Sese was the one who came up with the idea of obtaining the photos and defacing them.
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In his use of cement blocks and his repurposing of rusted car hoods, he shares something with those anonymous laborers who build vernacular architecture, the kind you might glimpse while driving through rural America.
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In its early days, its members, dressed in infamous white robes and hoods, not only terrorized former slaves but also harassed, intimidated and even lynched Northern teachers, judges, politicians and "carpetbaggers" of all ilk.
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More than 300 people wearing hoods vandalised property at the world's largest copper mine at the weekend and forced contract workers to stop work during an ongoing strike at BHP Billiton's Escondida in Chile.
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Benjamin Clementine lends his earth-shaking vocals to the track and sings about power and corruption, and the video features everything from people in white hoods to clowns to scenes from within Trump Tower.
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Textured knits with multicolor layers that were pulled apart and patched up again were finished with lashings of white cord fringe, which also ran through hoods, pockets and arms in a long connected thread.
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Scroll ahead to shop our top-rated picks for the best bathrobes to get the cozy-cloak job done this season — from plush terry-cloth types with pockets to premium waffle-weaves with hoods.
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"The decline is a clear indication that the new generation of white supremacists is rejecting the Klan's hoods and robes for the hipper image of the more loosely organized alt-right movement," Beirich said.
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So with the help of Destination Canada, we explored trendy 'hoods like West Queen West and Trinity-Bellwoods and were pleased to see that there wasn't a restrictive or trying-too-hard ensemble in sight.
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Internet vigilantes on social media identified some of the white supremacists who descended upon Charlottesville this weekend, which is what happens when the modern version of the Ku Klux Klan doesn't bother to wear hoods.
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On Friday night, special armed police were deployed with assault rifles after militants, described as the Black Bloc because of their trademark black hoods and masks, hurled objects, including paving slabs, and set barricades alight.
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Swiss director bo Odar loves images of sleight-of-hand magic and glowering men lurking deep in the depths of giant hoods, and Dark shares Who Am I's grimy, heavy cinematography and screaming discordant soundtrack.
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Andres Serrano: The Hooded Men are these Irish men who had been detained by the British authorities—pretty much enslaved—and they were dressed in hoods the entire time of their captivity for several years.
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The candidates arguing about this are running for president, not governor, and when you look under the hoods of their plans, there may be less to the contrast than the broad philosophical discussion would suggest.
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The starry ensemble also includes Robert Duvall and Colin Farrell as father-and-son politicians, Liam Neeson as Ms. Davis's husband, and Daniel Kaluuya ("Get Out") as one of the hoods after the stolen money.
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That helps car designers create new vehicular "faces" or "lighting signatures," a nice trick in an age where electric propulsion obviates the need for long hoods and big grilles, long focal points in auto aesthetics.
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In the Chavs' version, the boys stand at the side of the road in a rundown part of town, their hoods up and baseball caps swiveled back, before breaking out into a tightly choreographed bop.
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Countries that take the sport seriously have looked for every possible scientific advantage, from the composition of the hinge that connects the skate blade to the boot to the aerodynamics of hoods on racing suits.
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Belted trench coats in black, blues and earthy reds had an enveloping, cocoon-like quality, while a series of long-sleeved tees and trousers in tightly elasticated plastic scales came with billowing hoods to match.
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Her work was inspired by the "Burkini bans" — the relatively new ordinances in about 15 French towns that forbid beachgoers from wearing the full-bodied swimsuits (essentially, wetsuits with hoods) that some Muslim women choose.
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The owl that stares back at the camera in "A Cast of Falcons" (2008) is the only bird that is aware of its being watched, unlike the other birds wearing hoods that cover their eyes.
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The lab hoods' fluid-logged dollhouse habitats, twice-entombed and glowing, are uncanny reminders of our civilization's deer-in-the-headlights stuckness when it comes to restructuring itself so as to mitigate anthropogenic climate change.
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Not that they were "far-out" or psychedelic, mind you—they truly seemed not of this earth as they carefully, purposefully initiated a ritualistic tableau of braying horns, droning ambiance, executioner's hoods, and booming, baritone intonations.
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Their ilk have never found an established sympathetic audience in America: For proof, just look at the KKK, a group which once obscured their faces with white hoods if they wanted to harm others without consequence.
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Bound up in this generic spectral image is the connotation of the white sheet with the hoods of the KKK, and the fact that "spook" was once a well-known derogatory term for an African American.
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"Have you ever wondered what those same fairy tales might sound like if the hapless Red Riding Hoods, Hansels, and Gretels had been taught about gun safety and how to use firearms?" the introductory note asks.
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His metropolis is patrolled along its borders by "characters" who are triangles or pyramids (with pairs of parallel strokes for eyes) and who, by this association with peaked hoods, become members of the Ku Klux Klan […].
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"Have you ever wondered what those same fairy tales might sound like if the hapless Red Riding Hoods, Hansels and Gretels had been taught about gun safety and how to use firearms?" the NRA asks readers.
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The new generation of white nationalism seemingly does not see the need to hide behind hoods as their intellectual forebears may have done, because they do not think they will be held accountable for their views.
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Big belts cinched it all in, but what made it more than an energetic retread was the fact that she paired many looks with matching scarves, swathed around the face and neck; others had integral hoods.
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With nine days to go before Thanksgiving, rain pelted the hoods, hats and heads of volunteers unloading boxes of turkeys donated by the Cataneses from a truck outside Resurrection-Ascension Catholic Church in Rego Park, Queens.
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Brian and Mia supposedly left this life of crime because they wanted to start a family, but what would happen if Dom actually tried to raise his kid within this weird patchwork family of musclebound Robin Hoods?
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But instead of being a way for nefarious, mustache twirling bad-guys, these crypto-robin (robbin?) hoods want to give websites a tool to let users opt in to opening up their processing power for crypto-mining.
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Their first encounter happens wordlessly on a freeway ramp, as the beeps and groans of L.A. traffic (an ongoing character in the story) give way to a raucous dance number, with bodies flashing across hoods and roofs.
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If the girls saw the boys, former students said, they were expected to look down and put their hoods up if they were wearing one of the hooded sweatshirts emblazoned with RVCA that the school gives students.
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Former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin on Monday joined right-wing criticism of Alyssa Milano after the actress tweeted that "Make America Great Again" hats are analogous to the white hoods worn by members of the KKK.
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I can't imagine that any of the Brooklyn hoods pulling switchblades in songs like "Surviving the Life" and "Street Life" would be very much impressed by the record's abundant strings, or all the reverb on Diamond's vocals.
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"I'm really, really struggling to understand how in the world there isn't any diversity in any of this," she said, before showing a photo of several characters in Ku Klux Klan hoods in front of burning tracks.
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In true LA fashion, a set of three buffed, shiny car hoods hang from the 20-foot walls with Man One's signature use of bright colors and loopy, ghostly white figures that elongate like pieces of spaghetti.
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Seoul Journal SEOUL, South Korea — The fourth graders sitting on a row of benches in central Seoul wore yellow rubber hoods, and they looked like the cast of a school musical with an adorable chorus of Minions.
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Other homeowners might be more inclined, as is Rake's good-for-nothing brother-in-law, to pull on their white hoods and attend a meeting of the local Klan klavern in the basement of the Congregational church.
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In Alliance, in the 1920s, members of the Ku Klux Klan — whose rallies were casually announced in the local press — came to the family's home, hoods donned and torches afire, to burn a cross on their lawn.
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The Anti-Mask Act was used against members of the KKK, who wore white hoods to conceal their identities, to try and disrupt their public events in the second half of the 20th century, the Post noted.
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Anti-Maduro activists wearing hoods or masks erected barricades on roads, and scuffles broke out with security forces who moved in quickly to disperse demonstrators who denounced the election as a naked power grab by the president.
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Femminielli pulled out a suitcase full of clothes and threw them around, blew up a blow-up doll, gestured wildly with a dildo, and ultimately enacted an uncomfortably forceful seduction with one of the Red Riding Hoods.
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At one point, acting manager Dwight declares his belief that women should have no rights in the workplace, and title drops The Handmaid's Tale before Mose appears out of thin air to place red hoods on the employees.
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Our products include certain animal products, including goose and duck feathers in all of our down-filled parkas and coyote fur on the hoods of some of our parkas, which has drawn the attention of animal welfare activists.
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Smoke hoods in the safe haven of the ambassador's villa probably would have bought the agents, Chris Stevens, and Sean Smith enough time to survive the initial 15 minutes, until the CIA response team would have gotten there.
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She says she has successfully done no fewer than eight Robin Hoods — shooting an arrow that splits another arrow, which itself was already in a bull's-eye, 30 yards away — and that's nothing compared to her fishing skills.
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"When his friend and my dad arrived there, before he even entered the door, 15 people jumped out of cars, grabbed and handcuffed them, placed hoods over their heads and drove them around for an hour," said Ramin.
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At 40 Bleecker, in NoHo, Mr. Korban employed marble for two-tiered kitchen counters and used "book-matched" pieces (mirror-image slabs laid side by side) on stove hoods, an appliance more commonly associated with utilitarian stainless steel.
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Next, hemlines became longer and hoods became larger, until a final triumphant procession of robed jackets underscored both the designer's continuing obsession with uniform and communal forms of dress — and drew spontaneous applause from some in the audience.
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It has also taken on an apocalyptic tone, warning of race wars, calling for a march on the Federal Bureau of Investigation and portraying the talking trains in the children's show "Thomas & Friends" in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Separated from more than 1,000 counter-protestors by a phalanx of city and state police, the Klansmen—many from North Carolina and some wearing the organisation's distinctive hoods and robes—gathered in Justice Park for about half an hour.
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While you might not hear the n-word or see any hicks in hoods walking around Cleveland today, you can find white residents muttering about blacks taking too long to cross the street or playing their music too loudly.
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Members of the group were powerful in Anaheim in the early 20th century, Professor Levin said, at one time holding four out of five of the seats on the City Council and patrolling the streets in robes and hoods.
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Sasha had only been a part of the family for a week when she was stolen, but had already formed a deep bond with the Hoods, especially with Maia, who considered the baby dog to be her best friend.
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Referring to the L.A. gangs' peace march that went down 5 days after the murder ... Suge told us, "What's good is that all the hoods getting together now ... we can be stronger considering what happens when we come together."
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Previous days' bikini-clad women and topless men were replaced by fans in anoraks and hoods, but still the mood was upbeat as Australian and Dutch female pairs faced off in one of Rio 2016's most iconic venues.
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"The thugs wearing masks and throwing things at police officers and breaking windows and robbing and pillaging while wearing masks and hoods are the equivalent of the Ku Klux Klan," state representative Jay Lawrence told the Arizona Capitol Times.
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On Olympics RIO DE JANEIRO — As if this city did not have enough problems to overcome, rain and high winds swept through here shortly before the closing ceremony, sending branches and balcony fixtures plummeting onto sidewalks and automobile hoods.
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Up until she strutted across the stage in ripped shorts, a leather jacket and heels, the gig had felt like a boy's club, crammed with groups of men in hoods trying to out-macho each other on the mic.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - Fourteen cadets at the Citadel military college in South Carolina have been disciplined after some were photographed wearing white pillowcases that resembled hoods worn by the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan, the school said on Monday.
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No, his sister would be hopping on the hoods of cars, dancing with strangers, shouting through a megaphone for everyone to tear down the barbed-wire barriers, raid Imelda's closet and sell all the shoes to feed the poor.
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The group marched onto campus, where about 200 people awaited them: anarchists and "anti-fascists" looking like graphic-novel ninjas, with black scarves hiding their faces and hoods covering their hair, flanked by aging professors in rumpled rain slickers.
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Since the popular home invasion films Them (2006) and The Strangers (2008), horror film's home invaders have usually donned creepy hoods or masks to carry out their terrorizing acts (as if having your home invaded wasn't scary enough already).
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The police, some wearing hoods, took Cubias to a darkened area, jerked his head back by grabbing his long hair and told him they could make him disappear if he didn&apost inform on gang activities, Cubias said in an interview.
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There, Stewart allegedly pistol whipped Capone, placed black hoods over the heads of MacCrackin and Capone, and drove them to a home in Compton, CA, where Capone was stripped naked, placed in a bathtub, and not given food for 30 hours.
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I'm actually really heartbroken, since this death and this violence and this whole new political paradigm that we find ourselves in where Nazis are actually out in the open without their hoods and without hiding, killing Americans — I'm really sad.
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The same unstaged look spread across the country, giving viewers a lens into the rough 'hoods of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; the street corners of Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn; and the little-seen world of Broward County, Florida, from their computer screens.
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If Facebook really cares about standards or safety, I don&apost think they would be granting ANTIFA chapters from coast to coast where their pages can plug their next thuggish beat down of conservatives with their black hoods and all.
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During his visit to Warsaw, Poland to meet with world leaders ahead of the G20 summit, Trump was met by a group of vocal protestors in long red robes and white hoods, a nod to Margaret Atwood's 1985 dystopian novel.
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As I drive I listen to the Hilltop Hoods, a group that delivers hip-hop in a broad Aussie accent that speaks to the life of the outer suburbs and the small towns of Australia, the commuter trains, parks and pubs.
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His 1960 painting "America the Beautiful" appears, at a glance, to be a scatter of flame-like white shapes on a black field; with slow looking the white shapes reveal themselves to be burning crosses and Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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The songs were mostly from the previous decade but regardless, members of the group were detained for five days without charge, after having hoods placed over their heads by police and being driven to a jail on the edge of Beijing.
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Zip-trimmed moto tops in gold duchess satin were paired with purple stirrup pants; peach silk nightie dresses came with jewel-encrusted panels; and a transparent degradé lozenge-like plastic jacket topped a hooded turtleneck (Hoods are turning into a thing).
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That's all underlined by the film's ham-fisted attempts to make us see that this story from the 1970s is really about America in 2018; the KKK members stop just short of donning red MAGA hats (they have white hoods instead).
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Last year, when the children's TV show "Thomas the Tank Engine" introduced a new Nigerian character, Loesch accused the writers of being too politically correct and broadcast a meme showing the trains wearing KKK hoods on an episode of her show.
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State television broadcast footage of a tide of hundreds of refugees walking along a ravaged street, wearing thick clothes against the rain and cold, many with hoods or hats pulled tight around their faces, and hauling sacks or bags of belongings.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The use of hoods, restraints and teargas on Australian aboriginal children in youth detention centers by police, as shown in footage released this week, could violate the U.N. treaty barring torture, a top U.N. official said on Thursday.
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Australia' Northern Territory on Wednesday suspended the use of hoods and restraints on children after the broadcasting of CCTV footage showing guards at a juvenile detention center teargassing aboriginal inmates and strapping a half-naked, hooded boy to a chair.
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Two armed men wearing hoods entered the State School Raul Brasil in the town of Suzano -- about 70 kilometers east of Sao Paulo -- and fired at students and staff, the Sao Paulo government said on its official Twitter account earlier Wednesday.
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Amid a lush garden setting at the French capital's Musee Rodin, models opened the show in Dior's signature Bar jackets in black, re-invented into capes with hoods and worn with lace tops, pleated skirts and wide-leg ankle-length culotte trousers.
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For example, when the children's TV show "Thomas the Tank Engine" introduced a new Nigerian character in September, NRA-TV Dana Loesch accused the writers of being overly politically correct, and published a meme showing the trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Amid a lush garden setting at the French capital's Rodin museum, models opened the show in Dior's signature Bar jackets in black, re-invented into capes with hoods and worn with lace tops, pleated skirts and wide-leg ankle-length culotte trousers.
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In 1967, he painted "Untitled (Alabama)," which consists of a predominately black background and two triangular shapes, tightly packed with white and black lines that conjure people, crosses, and Ku Klux Klan hoods; the triangles form a blade slicing through black space.
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In the latest episode of our Speed Daemons series, host Derek Mead travels to the Mojave Desert to meet the people under the hoods and behind the wheels of vehicles capable of whipping over boulders and ditches at 130 miles per hour.
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Her illustrations — a bear caught in a trap, his face a world of confused, hurt feelings, or Snow, Rose and their mother heading out on Christmas Day in cozy cloaks with pointed hoods — have a gentle folkloric naïveté, reminiscent of Tasha Tudor's work.
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In reality, Ambassador Stevens and Sean Smith were overcome by smoke inhalation early on, and there was probably very little that could have been done to help them short of smoke hoods and sprinkler systems and adequate fire suppression, but it wasn't there.
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The simulation matches two genuine Dodge Demons — with a multitude of electronic and hydraulic devices packed under their hoods where the engines used to be — in a side-by-side contest on a video drag strip that is seen through the vehicles' windshields.
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Local reporter Elidio Ramos was shot in the head and killed in the city of Juchitán shortly after he was taking photographs of protesters while they set buses on fire, as well as of unidentified people in hoods on a looting spree.
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His foes are rabid white nationalists, terrorizing Mexicans and riding around in flaming red Ku Klux Klan hoods; those in Corbucci's even more violent follow-up, "The Hellbenders," also from 1966 (Amazon Prime), are a band of unreconstructed Confederates led by Joseph Cotton.
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Produced by an ad firm, Ackerman McQueen, NRATV sends out apocalyptic, hard-right messages; warnings of race wars; and, in September, a diatribe against diversity that featured the talking trains on the popular children's show "Thomas & Friends" in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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A reflection on joy and survival in the face of environmental catastrophe, this elaborately constructed installation features geodesic domes made from salvaged car hoods — a reference to the architecture of post-war utopian communities — and a garden of plants native to the Americas.
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Guests, presented with ear plugs, masks and plastic goggles, donned them apprehensively and then the show began, with some models, eerily dressed in dark gray hoods and painted top-to-toe with clay, moving as one body down the middle of the runway.
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Though the Ang Lee-directed film (based on the Rick Moody novel) earned a Golden Globe nomination for Sigourney Weaver as the Hoods' seductive neighbor, it never quite received the recognition it should have for its deft balancing of humor and heartbreak.
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Ford's electric vehicles and hybrids, such as the Fusion Energi, may not match the Tesla Model X in style or speed, but Ford can knock out millions of fenders and hoods in its stamping operations with absolute certainty and to tight specifications.
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Officials looking into the New England Compounding Center case said investigators had found dirty mats and hoods, a leaky boiler, dark debris floating in vials of medicine, and evidence that the laboratory was not leaving enough time to properly sterilize some products.
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But they enacted measures that expand the criminal trespass law, raise penalties for riot offenses, criminalize wearing masks and hoods while violating the law, and make it easier for out-of-state police officers to assist local authorities during events like protests.
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They looked for inspiration in nature (cobra hoods), in machining (milling chucks), and in everyday objects (bicycle pumps); they studied how a tripod clamps open and shut, how ski bindings clip in and out, searching for ideas that might replace the old-fashioned screw mechanism.
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When it was time for me to photograph them, I chose not to photograph them in a normal way—that is to say not take conventional portraits, but rather to take portraits of them as the Hooded Men with black hoods over their heads.
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Perhaps he would have enjoyed being silly with his pal Randall Marcum, who talks of Caleb's playful side, like the time "we switched our shoes and coats during hide-and-seek with our hoods on, so no one knew who was who," Randall says.
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These designs included full-face hoods with light-changing visors, headphones, or neck support; an inflatable "space angel" pillow worn like a halo that releases relaxing aromas; and a semirigid helmet that would be physically attached to the wall of an astronaut's sleep pod.
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Olga Zhmurko, the Roma program director of the International Renaissance Foundation, a nongovernmental group that promotes democracy, said, "Far-right groups promote themselves as Robin Hoods who help communities manage the discomfort caused by Roma," but in fact do little other than sow chaos.
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I'm walking up and I see this group of guys and they've all got like hoods up and their faces covered...I turn my music off...and I'm walking up the street and I keep kind of turning around and the guys crossed the road.
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Wa Lone, 32, also said the police deprived him and Kyaw Soe Oo, 28, of sleep for more than two days, and placed black hoods over their heads while transporting them to a secret detention site where they were held incommunicado for two weeks.
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Desiree Joy Frias, 24, of the Bronx, and her grandmother, Daisy Vanderhorst, wore red capes and curved white hoods — the telltale outfits of the enslaved child-bearers of "The Handmaid's Tale," which was recently adapted for television from Margaret Atwood's dystopian science fiction novel.
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The rooms, made of clear, flexible plastic with sleeves, gloves and bodysuits built into the walls, allow nurses to safely perform about 80 percent of the care an Ebola patient needs without having to put on hot, cumbersome gowns, hoods, rubber aprons, boots and goggles.
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In verdicts returned shortly after noon Wednesday, the jury also convicted two other activists in the group she was with, Tighe Barry and Lenny Bianchi, who were dressed as Ku Klux Klan members with white hoods and robes and stood up before the Jan.
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At 303 Gallery, in his first gallery show in New York since 2010, Mr. Funk continues to meticulously render the heads and shoulders of subjects who have their backs to the viewer and are wearing bright nylon parkas with the hoods up, silhouetted against white.
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Last September, the National Rifle Association's famously combative spokeswoman, Dana Loesch, provoked widespread outrage when she took to the gun group's streaming service to mock ethnic diversity on the popular children's program "Thomas & Friends," portraying the show's talking trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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I'd rather a black person from the hood tell Trump the shit that happens in the hood so he could see our point of views and understand our point of views and what do we want to happen in our hoods to change it.
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The report, released Monday by UCLA's Million Dollar Hoods Research team, which conducts data mapping projects about the Los Angeles jail system, found that from 2012 to 2016, more than $3663 billion in cash bail was levied against people arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department.
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She sits in a chair with her legs crossed, in a short pink skirt and a semitransparent latex top before a Day-Glo green backdrop, with a camera and a sound crew of three female models in heels, dog collars, dominatrix hoods, and assless/chestless minidresses.
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Books of The Times Long dark highways and thin white lines; fire roads and Interstates; the skeleton frames of burned-out Chevrolets; barefoot girls sitting on the hoods of Dodges; pink Cadillacs; last-chance power drives; men who go out for a ride and never come back.
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In a time when all of these things converge to embolden individuals to take to the streets and spread messages of hate no longer shrouded in the hoods and robes of their forebears, technology can play an important role in shining a light on those involved.
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" In addition to Trump's sneaker design, West's line will include shirts that read "Slavery was a choice;" confederate flag sweatpants; white sweatshirts with pointed hoods meant to "take back" the white hood imagery associated with the KKK; and plain red baseball caps that read "Make America Yeezus.
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There were also ribbed-knit tank tops and long-sleeved shirts in bright shades of plum, red, yellow and green, as well as a range of zip-up jackets with hoods that looked a little Zoolander-esque in the best of ways — sporty, boyish and fun.
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As the full-face veil won by Muslim women became a hot-button issue across Europe over the past decade, France was the first European country to ban burkas, niqabs, balaclavas, hoods and other such items in public places with a law that took effect in 2011.
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For that, we were ushered into a parked trailer, where we donned thick paper hazmat suits with hoods over our winter coats; two pairs of socks; cotton gloves covered by two pairs of rubber gloves; paper head covers and hard hats; filtered gas masks, and rubber boots.
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Last month, I got a call from an Alabama gay rights activist I know; he sounded rattled as he told me about K.K.K. members who showed up, fully outfitted in white hoods and robes, at a gay pride parade in Florence, a small city known for tolerance.
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The use of a simplified symbol that is reminiscent of the Iron Cross start to raise the hairs on the back of my neck — a vague anxiety that becomes outright disturbance when I see references to the Klu Klux Klan's notorious white hoods in the piece "Scarecrow" (1995).
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Later, a young David Duke (Topher Grace), the former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, explains that the Klan will make headway not by wearing hoods and burning crosses, but by wearing suits and seeming respectable—and by "getting the embodiment of that in the White House".
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As for what kind of glue Google is planning to smear across its hoods, it's described in the patent as having some kind of "eggshell"-like coating over the main adhesive layer so the car doesn't drive around scooping up insects and other small animals like actual flypaper.
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It reminds us that the series isn't trying to bear the weight of deep political commentary or realist world-building: Matthies says the KKK still wear hoods not because there's still a reason to hide their identities, but because it saved the team from having to render more faces.
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On the other, they're positioning themselves as postmodern Robin Hoods, announcing plans to build apartments for rent and subsidize others in a fashion that harkens back to the days of 19th century "company towns," threatening to even more dramatically shape communities in the shadows of their own corporate megaliths.
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While most consumers may be agnostic about the machinery that whirs and whines under the hoods of their vehicles, automakers cheer the turbo advance despite the gremlins that bedevil the process: turbo lag, or hesitation, when a driver accelerates, and the high heat generated by the spinning turbos.
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This is essentially a guide of all the companies' websites, apps, and systems, with information on what software runs beneath their hoods, and what type of bugs these services could have, according to Greene, who created and managed Facebook's own program for ethical hackers before joining Uber last year.
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It was a moment of levity in a collection that was otherwise full of both peekaboo provocation and protective foreboding: sculptural chaps and shoulder armor atop frills and fishnets, crinolines and plastic flowers; insectoid hoods swallowing faces; netting poured over swathes of bubble wrap; chopped-up quilted patent panniers.
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I loved everything about those mail-order snowsuits—the snap-off hoods, the ribbed cuffs—but I especially loved the piping, which ran, as thick as a pipe cleaner, across the yoke of each jacket and down each leg of the pants, like the stripes of a military uniform.
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Paul Rucker's installation Storm in the Time of Shelter (2018) features 52 larger-than-life-size mannequins wearing Ku Klux Klan robes and hoods in unconventional materials, including brocades, camouflage, or Kente cloth, next to vitrines that house newspapers, lynching photographs, shackles, and other ephemera related to slavery and white supremacy.
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These fandoms, obviously, aren't the same around the world — but while some labels are only big in their own hoods, others have become international status symbols (or at least, brands so familiar even your dad's second-cousin who hasn't bought a new pair of jeans in 20 years knows them).
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It is both humorous (in that hoods, doors, wheels, and every other part of a car flies everywhere) and tense (in that I want to win), and there aren't many games that hold both of those things in tension with one another as well as this free, tech-demo-y game.
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If we strive to become a just nation-- one where policies and practices don't hasten inequality and dehumanize people of color, women, LGBTQIA+ folks, and the poor-- we have to accept that systemic inequality is propped up by all of white America and not just aggressors with weapons and hoods.
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The Deuce In my recap of the pilot episode of "The Deuce," I likened the relationship between Vinnie and Frankie to the one between Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro in "Mean Streets," Martin Scorsese's 1973 film about low-level hoods mixed up with the local mob in Little Italy.
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The streets were full of people, the sky was clear blue and the sun's rays fell unhindered on the city, bright where they glinted off windows and car hoods, softer and richer where they shone on storefronts and walls, roads and pavement, and always with a fiery tinge to them.
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I will leave to others to argue that by having dressed in blackface or KKK hoods as younger men, Herring and Northam did not know what they were doing (Northam was about to become or was already a physician and army officer; he was not a child, nor was Herring).
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Besides the consternation that has pervaded Taiwanese society upon seeing their compatriots nabbed by Kenyan police and shoved, black hoods on their heads, onto a China Southern airplane, politicians from all sides are now calling into question the eight years of rapprochement under President Ma Ying-jeou, who steps down on May 20.
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In that show, Dupuy-Spencer's drawing "Trump Rally (and Some of Them I Assume are Good People)" stood out from her other works for both the timeliness of its content (people in MAGA hats) and its dark humor—Ku Klux Klan hoods become whimsical Caspar-the-Ghost-shapes, the ralliers' faces distorted cartoonishly.
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In the 1930s, the company now known as Champion Athletic Apparel began turning them out to keep football players warm on the sidelines, also attracting business from men who operated backhoes and cherry pickers and forklifts — the forefathers of style for the guys who top their hoods with hard hats turned backward.
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White teachers and school officers have cut off black students' hair and been accused of cutting the hoods off their jackets, slapped them, berated them with the n-word, tackled and thrown them across the classroom and allegedly snatched them out of their seats violently for not standing for the Pledge of Allegiance.
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She went to autobody school to learn to spray-paint, making a series of four pastel-colored paintings on car hoods; she created an enormous fiberglass sculpture modeled on freeway pillars and environmental sculptures she called "Atmospheres," setting off flares of colored smoke in the desert, in the mountains and on the beach.
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And at the same time that these ID requirements have been popping up, states like Alabama have limited the number of places one can acquire an ID. As in the Jim Crow era, the powers that be aren't using nooses and hoods to shut us out of electoral politics—they're leaning on bureaucratic red tape.
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Its content is thus: Taylor Swift dances more (bad), wears garments with hoods (bad), Ed Sheeran sits down (bad), Future is kind of there a couple of times (I have nothing negative to say about that really), Taylor Swift pretends to be fun, and it all looks very glossy, and high-budget, and fancy.
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And in a briefing with reporters, she acknowledged that Mr. Trump had fabricated an anecdote he told the donors about unfair trading practices — Japanese officials, he claimed, conduct a test on American cars by dropping a bowling ball on their hoods from 20 feet high, and those that dent are barred from being imported.
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Amid the parade of yakitori at Le Rigmarole, Compagnon and Yang present pasta that shows a clear debt to Italy while resembling no codified recipe; even their noodle shapes and names — cushioni, for ravioli that look like doll pillows; faniciulle, from the Italian word for maidens, elaborately folded like demure hoods — are the chefs' inventions.
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Then came knitted bralets under mohair jackets and atop mohair pencil skirts, floral boiled-wool coats with big fur collars, sweater-girl sheaths and satin party dresses dangling beaded fringe or finished in puffs of fur and topped with marabou hoods, in a candy-colored parade of stereotypes remixed in the ambiguous parlance of today.
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