"We've got fluffy laces, we've got rainbow laces; the idea is that all the sneakers all have, like, six pairs of laces so you can interchange them..." Beecham adds.
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Typically, 40-inch and 45-inch laces are good for low-tops, while 54-inch laces are good for high-tops and boots.
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It does come with laces, but that's part of the charm of something like this, is that you don't wear it with laces.
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A picture of a pair of Vans sneakers is buzzing throughout social media, because people can't decide if they're grey with teal laces, or pink with white laces.
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Neither of the styles have laces, but they each have a series of four elastic bands along the tongue where laces usually are so it looks like you're wearing lace-up shoes.
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Professional players across Britain will help promote equality and diversity during the next two rounds of games as part of the Rainbow Laces campaign here including using rainbow-coloured captain's armbands and laces.
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" As King nodded gamely, Simmons kicked up his sneaker toes to underline his point: "Shoes with no laces is jail culture—in jail, they take the laces out so we can't hang ourselves.
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That is, until you get to the glittery pink laces.
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Pros: Durable and dependable, great classic looksCons: Fraying laces, weight
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There are no laces; just a zipper on the side.
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The laces of one sneaker are wrapped tightly around it.
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There are also some brown work boots with red laces.
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Avoid big boots or shoes with complicated laces and straps.
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So, after his extensive research, how have his laces been?
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Vibrant shoestrings provide an accent of color, while Happily Ever After Ribbon Shoe Laces ($8.50 to $10.50, depending on length, Etsy) and personalized wedding shoe laces ($6.69 a pair, Etsy), create day-specific sentiments.
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In the Premier League, Arsenal was singled out as an example of a club who wholeheartedly supported the Rainbow Laces initiative, which calls on players and professional teams to wear rainbow-coloured laces during games.
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Smart laces are — *gazes off into the cosmos* — just the beginning.
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Laces started to make a strong showing in the 2000th-century.
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Ligue 1 players wore multicoloured laces, for one weekend at least.
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Shoes sometimes come with extra laces, but more often, they don't.
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Jammers have all the same components but no laces at all.
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It's like he was picking out individual laces on his shoe.
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It doesn't look like the laces are actually going through them.
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Avoid shoes with laces, tight jeans, button-up tops, or layers.
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A sleek leather upper and cool laces make them stand out.
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It also has pink bungee laces which I am in favor of.
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I walk down to the big box store and buy new laces.
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Instead of reaching down and untying your laces, the shoes loosen automatically.
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It weaves through the visible "laces" and tightens when a motor activates.
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It comes with "King" and "Push" on the laces in the front.
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Everything you see here was all created from TPU, including the laces.
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If executed, neural laces could impact neurodegenerative disease detection and cellular biology.
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They also have quite long laces and quite a big, full tongue.
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She's the one holding the laces, the one constructing her own femininity.
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Tuck your laces in to reduce the inertia acting on the knot.
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Is it on the holder for facing the laces toward the kicker?
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I get back into position ready for my next launch — laces tightened.
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This is a book of duality, one that laces legacy with loss.
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And, as always, she laces her tales with humor, gallows or otherwise.
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In fact, they are as entrenched as the laces on the football.
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A lot can unravel in those six minutes: costumes, boot laces, confidence.
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Plus, you&aposll want to clean the laces on their own anyway.
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Think of it as washing your hands, but while holding the laces.
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Sportcoat alone can see Hettie, and her ghost laces into him mercilessly.
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Perhaps you only wear shoes without laces, just to avoid tying them?
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I looked at Max's sneakers, their laces coiled neatly out of view.
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Finished off with leather laces and genuine crepe soles, these are super premium.
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I asked Nagasu if this happens to her ever — do laces still break?
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Lawler ultimately used his laces and the bolts to hang himself, Rosenblum says.
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Instead, she laces her hand around his as it rests on her leg.
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Unclear. Without untying the laces, she scraped off her sneakers, toe to heel.
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All three sneakers I used in this review didn't come with extra laces.
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The waxed cotton laces won't wear out quickly, adding to the sneaker's durability.
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They're not the most stylish, either—the laces frayed, the boots going gray.
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This is a president who laces contempt for African-Americans into everyday discourse.
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"… "I need to put them laces in them shoes when I get in.
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Jojo bends down and successfully ties her shoe laces — his character arc complete.
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Its two versions of shoes — with and without laces — run about $95 apiece.
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At the Roosevelt, he displayed the offbeat humor that laces his judicial opinions.
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A white midsole, gum rubber outsole, and beige laces finish off the shoe.
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"We should get going," she says, and laces up her big black boots.
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As the overlaps deepened, only small nuances like the color of your laces (red or white laces = Nazis; black = not Nazis), the exact names of niche punk band T-shirts, and the badges on a flight jacket distinguish the two sides.
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This isn't purely just a gimmick (it's a lot of gimmick though) because the idea is that the added benefit of these power laces is that the shoe's laces will give the same sort of consistent scrunching and tightening each time.
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For example, you can probably tie your shoe laces in less than thirty seconds.
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Opt for playful charms on your laces (you can even DIY them on yourself).
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This includes even the most minor of cosmetic changes like shoe laces being swapped.
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Market Report Modern interpretations of the classical slipper, with ankle laces and pointed toes.
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I scrambled for my shoe laces but he pushed me back on the table.
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Ever since Back to the Future II, people have wanted shoes with power laces.
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So many Laces, so many ways to repeat the same conversation, so little time.
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"Nice suits but not too nice, and practical like his shoes with fake laces."
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She accessorized the outfit with black boots laced with neon laces and gold earrings.
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Extra laces are optional but a great way to add personality to your sneakers.
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"Why don't we just wrap it like …" Hanako says, pointing out the fallen laces.
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And it's planning early access to new color combinations and laces for repeat buyers.
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The purple knit, laces, and details are balanced out by a simple cream sole.
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In a rush, the slip-on sneaker is a godsend — no laces, no problem.
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Joseph Pacheco "never put on his own shoes, or tied the laces," he wrote.
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He explained that he had trouble tying laces and slipping into shoes without help.
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Alexander McQueen upcycled old laces and tulle from previous looks into its new collection.
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Butterflies adorn another silhouette along with white-lock stitching and custom Sandy Liang laces.
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Like Stan Wawrinka, Thiem laces his one-handed backhand fearlessly, but prefers his forehand.
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The "Classic Blue" sneaker has a white sole, white laces, and blue fur trim.
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I considered wearing my Converse shoes but the laces were too long to tie.
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How does this research matter beyond the inconvenience of having to retie your laces?
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That was a reminder, too, of the incompetence that laces even the sinister in Egypt.
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And the laces apparently learn to adapt to the shape of your foot over time.
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The visible laces of the self-lacing shoes are intertwined with a cable pulley system.
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The quirky detail spawned some particularly unique and original jokes on Twitter. LACES. OUT. pic.twitter.
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Regardless of approach, there are genuine, real benefits to trying to eliminate or evolve laces.
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The elastic laces make it easy for kids to pull them on and off themselves.
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The next day, I laced pink glittery laces into my steel-toed rubber calk boots.
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In October 2014, they launched the "Rainbow Laces" campaign in accordance with the French league.
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Holes get punched into the leather, eyelets are added, and rawhide leather laces are intertwined.
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Gone are the wooden frames and leather laces, replaced with aluminum, plastic, nylon, and rubber.
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The shoe company Allbirds, which makes shoes from sheep wool, makes laces from recycled bottles.
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Those laces reoccurred throughout the range as corsets were integrated into a variety of pieces.
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The only thing our shoes had in common was that none of them had laces.
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I was asked to take off my leather belt and the laces in my shoes.
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The Conair Battery-Operated Fabric Defuzzer (which we've written about) could be used on laces.
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The laces are a bit short but that's a slight annoyance that's easy to overcome.
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This pair comes in black or white, both with a black sole and black laces.
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The colorways are as follows for men and women: Houndstooth: Black and white houndstooth knit, black laces, white solePolkadots: Black with white polka dots, black laces, white soleZigZag: Black and white zigzag, black laces, black sole These one-of-a-kind patterns won't cost you any more than the normal Tree Toppers As with all of the Allbirds limited-edition colorways we've seen, we have a feeling these sneakers will go fast.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ashleigh Talbot lives in her navy-blue Doc Martens with rainbow laces.
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On my right shoe the laces are visibly looser, but the grip is no less secure.
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They each come with two pairs of laces, contrast and tonal, for a retro rebooted look.
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He specified the correct way for players to smooth out their socks and tie their laces.
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With all its laces and lace holes carefully described, the boot intimates a Freudian, fetishistic vibe.
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In one of Tonya Harding's most iconic moments, the figure skater's laces broke just before competition.
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He then retrieved his lonely shoe on the sidelines and bent over to... tie Crowder's laces?
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According to Beers, the laces tighten when your feet hit a sensor built into the shoe.
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But not before Kipchoge laces up the latest pair of Vaporflys for Sunday's race in London.
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Shoe company Adidas' LACES building is part of a sports-themed corporate headquarters in Bavaria, Germany.
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Now Lux is back with a new single and video featuring the LA-based singer, LACES.
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Put the laces in a small mesh washing bag and launder them along with the sneakers.
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While these sneakers do have built-in socks, they don't come with any laces or tongues.
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The Rainbow Laces campaign was initially launched in 2013 by Stonewall, the British LGBT rights charity.
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Trust: You won't be wanting to go back to complicated laces, heels, or buckles anytime soon.
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And pretty much everything else: brake fluid, animal crackers, 3-in-One oil, leather boot laces.
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She leaned down and tied the laces on the man's brogues, as he looked on, smiling.
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The shoes actually use a compression system instead of traditional laces to keep your foot secure.
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How to use the cleanerBefore you begin cleaning, you should remove the laces from your shoes.
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She also wore a colorful beret, oversized denim blazer, and mustard-yellow jeans with black laces.
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Thornton said Woods inspired the laces during a dinner after the company dropped its first collection.
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My brother and sisters trudging behind me, picking up sticks and tripping over their shoe laces.
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For a quick way to know which is which, look at the loops of your laces.
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He said that for just about all of his 52 years, his laces have come undone.
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The waitress is a petite woman sporting auburn hair and giant grey kicks with red laces.
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Both variations feature white laces, silver metal D-rings, and padded mesh interiors for optimal comfy levels.
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Together, these forces can undo laces in as little as two strides after a knot has loosened.
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Industrial designer Vimal Patel created a concept shoe that has shoe laces fastened into Lego connection points.
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Some boys complained they were for "pregnant women" and some mothers griped that they didn't have laces.
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The shoes that Oprah shared today, the APL Techloom Bliss, slip-on and are totally laces-free.
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It's a dress I bought that is a cotton fabric that laces up & looks like a corset!
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With the exception of missing laces, these kicks are a spitting image of the Yeezy Boost 22017.
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He's the guy who once: Got fined $50,000 for untying an opponents' shoe laces on the court.
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The only thing he cannot do for himself, he informs you solemnly, is tie shoes with laces.
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Swapping in different color laces is another great way to add an original look to your sneakers.
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They're often compared to the plastic tips at the end of shoelaces that prevent laces from unraveling.
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The sneakers are made from full-grain Italian leather with a molded footbed and waxed cotton laces.
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Then, cross your laces by inserting them into the loop on the other side of the shoe.
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The minimalist silhouette, crisp white laces, and unmistakable colored heel detail seemed to be everywhere you looked.
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The fire glowed on the empty chair, on his boots with their laces scribbling across the floor.
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Mr. Schachter wore a blue mountain vest, Adidas track pants and sneakers with fire engine red laces.
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For a more informal vibe, some couples and wedding parties upgrade sneakers by subbing out standard laces.
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Lawyers or the Red Cross can donate them, along with orthopedic and other shoes — no laces allowed.
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Dear Diary: As I walked home on Seventh Avenue one morning, my pink sneaker laces became untied.
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Connelly doesn't give Ballard Harry Bosch's taste for jazz, but he laces the book with noir references.
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The laces do frustratingly come untied easily and the shoes shouldn&apost be used for strength training.
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The caveats The biggest issue I&aposve had with the Carbon X shoes is with the laces.
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He laces himself into a corset and elaborate skirt, puts on his wig, adds crown and rings.
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They comfortable, quick to put on because of the bungee laces, and the look good pretty much everywhere.
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These Saucony sneakers have elastic laces and a memory foam inner liner — so they're insanely comfortable and convenient.
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As the knot loosens, the running legs apply an inertial force on the free ends of the laces.
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Caption: The "laces" are really nylon bands that perceptibly contract and expand as the shoes tighten or loosen.
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Nike's laces reportedly adjust throughout the day to maintain a consistent fit, which seems pretty cool we guess.
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Using cameras, and also tiny accelerometers attached to the laces, the researchers realised that two things are important.
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Doing up shoe laces was impossible unless I would hold my breath due to my big growing stomach.
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We were wearing Pumas with thick shoe laces, maybe an Izod or Polo shirt tucked in with jeans.
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The shoe's lining and laces are also made from material spun entirely out of recycled plastic water bottles.
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If no one can execute neural laces, Musk, the CEO of both Tesla and SpaceX, said he might.
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Runner Lace Kit, $10, available at AllbirdsBe on the lookout for limited-edition colors of these popular laces.
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The shoes are recognizable for their soft leather, white stitching, and laces that weave around the shoe's opening.
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Since there aren't any complicated straps or laces, I can put these shoes on in under 30 seconds.
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The classic style comes up just below the ankle bone and tie with laces and a Velcro strap.
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Click on to shop them (and similar options) ahead, and ask yourself: Are velcro straps the new laces?
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"No woman should fear for her life every time she laces up her shoes," Nethero posted on Twitter.
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A number of hobnails were found during excavations, along with bone eyelets used for tying laces or straps.
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And for a cleaner, more professional look you can tuck the bow of your laces behind the tongue.
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The signature Three Stripes, heels, lateral side of the toe box, and laces all shine brightly at night.
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The laces draw a diagonal line from the shoe's tongue towards the spot where my pinky toe goes.
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All you have to do is work the cleaning solution and water into the laces with your hands.
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Tightening the straps on Gucci purses, tucking in sneaker laces and securing wallets (and wigs), riders push off.
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One boy stepped onto the bus with both of his shoes intentionally untied, laces dragging like catfish whiskers.
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Before 2005, the back shoe had bumps on it to depict laces while the front shoe did not.
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They incorporate ancient materials like beads and laces, as well as modern materials, like neoprene, canvas, and polyester.
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A nurse came with a plastic trash bag, and I took off my belt and unlaced my shoes and tugged the laces through their holes and handed them over, and Regan and I put laces, keys, change, and the belt, anything that might be used for harm, into the bag.
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Inside Laces, glass walkways crisscross elegantly from side to side, as if pulled through the eyes of a shoe.
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He appeared in court wearing glasses, a gray T-shirt, khaki shorts and black sneakers with the laces removed.
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Oddly, it will also cover magnetically encoded gift cards, reusable shopping bags, ornamental cloth patches, shoe laces, and bathrobes.
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U.S. marshals escorted Romar, wearing a gray T-shirt, blue jeans and tennis shoes without laces, unrestrained into court.
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Nike's approach to this effectively uses a single cord and a motor to replace a traditional set of laces.
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General view of a rainbow colored corner flag in support of the Stonewall Rainbow Laces campaign before the game.
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He back-heeled the ball then, but could also score with the laces, inside or outside of either foot.
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Keep these five tips in mind before tossing your shoes in the washing machine: Remove the laces before washing.
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The rainbow laces are even worn by police officers and firefighters in the UK, most notably during London Pride.
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"Bello" and "Bellissimo" he enthused as a variety of laces, velvets, tulles and brocades were fashioned into final form.
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One of the most interesting features of this rare model is the signature red zip tie on the laces.
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These eggplant-colored boots have all the right details: hammered metal studs, a reflective heel and blood red laces.
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I tied a small silver penknife in the shape of a fish onto the laces of my Dr. Martens.
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Accessories like clips, rings, chains, sneaker laces and decals, showcase personality, contribute to wardrobe consistency and generate distinctive looks.
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At night, stripping off my scrubs, I'd find bits of her embedded in the laces of my Converse sneakers.
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At its New York store, Allbirds will be selling shoe laces inspired by the colors of the NYC subway.
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Irving stayed on the floor for several seconds before sitting up and retying the laces on his left sneaker.
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Instead, he was ''cross-decked'': They moved him, still without laces or a belt, to another platoon's squad bay.
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As the knot loosens, swinging legs apply an inertial force on the free ends of the laces and — voilà!
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But when you try to time yourself, your attention will be divided between tying your laces and watching the stopwatch.
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They'll even thread the laces through the holes and squeeze the front to see if your toe has enough room.
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As the knot is loosening, the swinging of our legs imposes an additional force on the ends of the laces.
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To design your own kicks, you start by choosing your sneaker style and then select the colors, laces, and graphics.
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The waxed laces are tinted in a similar burnt hue, while the Puma logo-ing stands out in metallic gold.
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And now, though Yamaguchi rarely laces up her skates, she's passed the torch — to her 11-year-old daughter, Emma.
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Along with the heel sensor, you can adjust the power laces through a button on the side of the shoe.
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Many international players have donned rainbow laces in the past week, including those from Wales, France and the United States.
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But since Nike now sells shoes with power laces for $720, the price tag bar has been significantly raised recently.
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Watch how it goes down in the video above, and get ready to tie up those laces all season long.
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Taking one look at the two pairs, the scale and placement of both the grommets and laces are quite similar.
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THERE WAS ACTUALLY A WRITE IN PETITION TO NIKE TO POWER THROUGH AND GET THE POWER LACES IN A PRODUCT.
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Like the Air Mags, the HyperAdapts will automatically tighten their laces when a wearer's heel hits a sensor, Nike says.
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The Simpsons are now akin to a retired hockey player who laces them up once a week for beer league.
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The substance laces more than 6,000 products and is added to diet versions of Coke, Pepsi, Sprite, and Dr. Pepper.
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Those functionality based lingerie elements include memory foam pads, front adjusters, J-hook backs, and "gorgeous, geometric laces," she says.
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Interestingly, the researchers found that neither the swinging motion nor the stomping motion alone were enough to untie the laces.
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But the good news is there's a way to reduce how often your laces come undone: tie a better knot.
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In this Times article, read about how researchers took two years to investigate just why laces come undone so often.
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He wears fentanyl patches and John Deere hats; he laces his joints with cocaine and crashes his father's pickup truck.
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Diro will surely be the one to watch on Monday – where one would expect her to tie her laces extra tight.
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The movie laces all of these complications with its typical sly sense of humor and a love for big, ridiculous moments.
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Plaid sweaters, tan boots with red laces, and knit beanies are the things great fall road trip photos are made of.
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Blaine Scully, captain of the U.S. men's national team, said on Twitter he was wearing rainbow laces in support of Thomas.
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Here Are Nike&aposs First Power Lacing ShoesEver since Back to the Future II, people have wanted shoes with power laces.
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Lock Laces - $7.99 See Details It's important to stay hydrated when exercising, even in cold weather — something which many people forget.
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The snap appeared good, but holder Jeff Locke couldn't spin the laces away from Walsh and his kick was never close.
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The weekend is the only time, away from the straight laces of the office, where we can now truly be ourselves.
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Once you've made sure the laces are even, you can start the diagonal pattern going to the second set of eyelets.
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Key details include interlaced leather weaving running through the toe vamp, leather and nickel D-ring eye stays and black laces.
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Reimagined for the rain, this Chuck 70 High Top features a fully waterproof Gore-Tex upper and thicker moisture-wicking laces.
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They found that the inertia created by swinging your feet forward whips the loops and loose ends of the laces forward.
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Looking down, he saw that one of his laces was indeed untied so much that he might have tripped over it.
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And the dead: a man kneeling like a supplicant, hands bound behind his back with white fabric strips and black laces.
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Nacho steps into a failed clearance, puts his laces into the ball and pings both posts with a shot through traffic.
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The Lounger is a thrill to throw on without having to tie your laces and remarkably easy to wear with anything.
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Within his first month at the agency, Pruitt denied the petition to ban the common pesticide chlorpyrifos, which laces our food supply.
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The vulgarity that laces the language of It's young protagonists is both comic relief and a reflection of the trauma they're enduring.
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It may take you back to your high school days, but shoe laces are the outfit-completer your fall looks are missing.
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This, of course, also mirrors the classic "laces out, Dan" joke that is a central premise of the comedy classic Ace Ventura.
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They're suited up in boots with red laces, heads gleaming from a fresh shave, and tatted with Nazi insignia and racist slogans.
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When a devastating injury puts him on the sidelines, David laces up his track cleats in an attempt to salvage their future.
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When you step into the HyperAdapt 1.0 your heel hits a sensor that automatically tightens the laces, according to the Nike website.
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BallerYoga promises that every element of its BallerYoga mats are made in the USA — the decorative football laces and all the skins.
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The variation is minimal, with a few desaturated colors; a choice between wool and sustainable tree fiber; and laces or slip-on.
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The All Star Moderns come in your choice of five different colors accented with black toe caps, black laces, and black eyelets.
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Adidas Speedfactory AM4NYC, $200 With a blacked out upper and reflective laces, the AM4NYC is made to take on New York City.
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To wrap up his joint press conference with Kyle Lowry, following the Raptors' 99-91 win, DeRozan addressed the magical laces again.
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His verdict: they're mostly worth it, but the insoles wore out on him eventually, and he found the laces to be substandard.
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Authorities released a photo of a light gray Nike Free RN shoe with white laces, a white sole and a blue sock.
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Further expressing my ignorance, I asked whether the beads and laces and figurative images were intended to convey a Native American aesthetic.
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It features a higher than average ankle cut, waxed round laces, and a rubber studded outsole that will provide grip on all surfaces.
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Never again will you have to fuss around with your laces because, guess what, your shoes already know what you want to do.
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The Sneaker relies on its knit structure to add or remove stretch in various areas; there's no lycra or elastic, and no laces.
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To qualify for a coveted Made in U.S.A. birth story, the sole, laces, and metal grommets might come from, say, three different countries.
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Mr. Xi appears to prefer shoes with fake laces — little plastic protrusions — sparing him the time-sapping drudgery of tying them, she said.
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Meanwhile, the insoles are merino wool and cushioned with materials made from castor bean oil, and the laces are made from recycled bottles.
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The stylistic contrast of the thick laces is a really nice touch, and the semi-muted color means they go with basically anything.
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The Trainer's anatomy breaks down to a 94.2% virgin-plastic-free sole, leather from the world's cleanest tannery, and renewed laces and lining.
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Up Next Jaboukie Young-White laces his comedy with sharp social commentary, often drawn from his life as a queer person of color.
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The shoes also, notably, can be used with Apple Watch and Siri, meaning you can ask Apple's assistant to tighten up your laces.
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It has cross-strap detailing and, in lieu of messy laces, easy slip-on entry, courtesy of a helpful loop at the back.
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The Italian title is "Lacci," literally "laces," and there's a key scene in which Aldo teaches his daughter how to tie her shoes.
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They have no laces on their shoes and no belts on their pants, because of fears those can be used in suicide attempts.
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The motor would be used to pull the laces tight—the "lace engine," as Beers and her team would come to call this mechanism.
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He also produced a sketch with a kind of command written in all-caps in the margin: make "power laces" more of the hero.
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Montreal producer Kaytranada laces the versatile and melodically inventive Compton rapper Buddy with a tropical dance groove on their immensely enjoyable "World of Wonders."
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They also tied weights to the end of the shoe laces, and measured the amount to time it took for their knots to fail.
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For the first time, these achievements I'd celebrated and worked so hard for felt like perfectly tied laces for shoes that no longer fit.
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But it also connects to neural laces implanted in their heads and links them to one another, making the entire unit a formidable adversary.
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And he laces it with an almost expressionless grandeur as protagonist Robert Laing in High-Rise, Ben Wheatley's adaptation of J.G. Ballard's 1975 novel.
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His simple but chic leather sneakers with a strip of stretchy fabric rather than laces sell for an average price of 330 euros ($390).
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The boot features a high-traction rubber bottom, a protective rubber lower with sealed seams, a leather upper shaft, metal eyelets, and durable laces.
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If you like, they will add skinny laces of tripe, which yield peaceably to the teeth, and knobs of gelatinous tendon, which do not.
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And now there was another image, this one dimmer: Lindsay pinned in by her blue sheets, wrists tied with hot-pink laces, bucking wildly.
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Custom copper, brass, bronze or stainless-steel shoelace tags that slide over laces ($18 to $26 a pair, Etsy) offer another layer of personalization.
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With horror, I realized that I had been wearing my velvet corset belt backward all night, with the hooks behind and laces in front.
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It drives her crazy that people don't adjust their laces throughout the day, loosening them when their feet swell during prolonged exercise or standing.
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Or I'd reach down to tie her shoes and find myself staring dumbly at the laces, struggling to remember how, exactly, it was done.
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One of these methods, aka the "reef knot," is based on a square knot and involves crossing the laces over each other in opposite directions.
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England's Premier League recently held a Rainbow Laces round to help support LGBTQ people in sport, but you'd hardly describe that as a commercial venture.
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"Hair is one of our more important and looked-after features," Paula Merlo, editor-in-chief of Vogue Brazil, and a Laces regular, tells me.
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In four minutes, Swift laces in references to longtime nemeses Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West, while also dissing exes Calvin Harris and Tom Hiddleston.
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That's not exactly what everyone might have in mind when they see the "100% recyclable" tag featured on the laces of the first-gen Loops.
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I could count the laces on Pau Gasol's sneakers and catch a glimpse of training staff taping up an injured player's hand beside the bench.
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Nor does home provide a sanctuary when lightning laces the sky, as housing in rural regions of Africa is frequently constructed from mud and grass.
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Remove the laces from the shoe, stick your non-dominant fist in the toe box and chh-chh-chh away to remove stains and soiling.
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There were questions, the dialogue was open and frank, but at the end of it, everyone took their rainbow laces and wanted to wear them.
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Compared to the other two styles with laces, the Everyday Slip On is easy to put on and take off, and it's slightly less bulky.
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Unlike most boots, which use laces for all fit adjustments, the Arakali uses a Velcro ankle support and heel strap in addition to a lace.
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It's all about sustainability: The company used recycled rubber for the soles, recycled cotton for the laces, and mesh created from recycled plastic water bottles.
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Sheila the fowl, who really deserved her own chair, kept fluttering between her enthusiast Tiara and whichever of the Laces was seated to her right.
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Guatemala City, Guatemala (CNN)Antony Ortiz walked into the courtroom in Houston wearing a light gray hoodie, khakis and black tennis shoes with red laces.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY Skipping school to go to Manhattan, help with untied laces and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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The 1989 film "Back to the Future Part II" shows Marty McFly in the seemingly unimaginable year 203, putting on Nikes whose laces tie themselves.
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The ensemble featured slim-fit moto jeans, fringed cowboy gloves, a tricolor wool knit sweater, a navy bandana and brown suede mountaineering boots with red laces.
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For the occasion, the wrestler-turned-actor, 46, wore all black, including his turtleneck, pants and boots, which added a pop of color with red laces.
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These "laces" serve as a visual cue so that wearers can tell, by sight in addition to feel, just how taut or slack each shoe is.
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Last year, Stonewall said it had distributed more than 75,000 pairs of rainbow laces as part of its campaign, which it estimated reached 12 million people.
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Puma's smart shoes, called the Fi, are connected to its app which enables the laces to be tightened or loosened with the swipe of a finger.
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Shoe Drop — Akron, Pennsylvania The shoe that rings in the new year in this town in Pennsylvania has a canvas cover and rope-light laces. 12.
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Pink had one last unexpected benefit: My glittery laces and eye-searing hardhat became a filter on the types of people I encountered in the field.
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Instead, it simply chopped off the back of its well-known silhouette to create a chic, slip-on mule; there are no laces or buckles involved.
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Dirt collects around the eyelets, so removing the laces will give water and detergent access to what can be a surprisingly grimy part of the shoe.
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Everyone wore black slip-on shoes, as prescribed in the Success Academy parents' manual; Moskowitz does not want teachers to waste instructional time tying errant laces.
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On display is a Timberland with shearling fur laces, a Chuck Taylor with distressed denim, a Stan Smith with a pink lambskin lace with matching rosette.
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Someone backstage is explaining to their army of helpers how to tie the laces so there's as small of a chance of them falling as possible.
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Pros: Wide options available, premium leather upper, waxed laces, comfort technology, available in wide sizesCons: In a rare feat, there are none that I can find
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The final version of the Tree shoe has laces made from recycled plastic bottles, an insole derived from castor beans, and eyelets based on plant starch.
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As technology and design thrust sneakers into the future with self-tying laces and 223-D-printed soles, footwear gender equity remains stuck in the past.
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I didn&apost get any mud on my laces, but I had never cleaned these shoes before, so they still had minor dirt and denim stains.
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"Anything with laces becomes less efficient," said John Kim, chief executive of SendBird, a start-up that helps software engineers build chat features within their apps.
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Most Polish bras, even those made by larger manufacturers, are still designed and constructed in Poland by hand, with fabrics and laces from Italy and Spain.
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The water bottles, shoe laces, and candy bars make one wonder about the journeys of the objects' owners through the Central American desert to Ajo, Arizona.
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The sneakers were mostly green but also featured red reindeer and white trees along with red and white striped laces tied up with a sleigh bell!
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The shoes, which are from a sold-out collaboration between the iconic sports label and designer Virgil Abloh, feature a white zip tie looped through the laces.
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Jay kept things simple for his first sneaker design sticking to all white, with a subtle great accent at the heel, a green soul, and red laces.
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His dancers flip and spin in skirts and don glittering masks with horns made from knives, which laces the elegance and athleticism with a sense of menace.
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It's just real life that has to catch up, and there's been progress in professional football with the likes of the Rainbow Laces campaign in the UK.
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The Lace-Up Glove Assistance is required to get these gloves on – or at least a lot of sweating and weird body contortions to tie the laces.
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Centuries later, a young woman in Victorian England restlessly sets aside half-finished embroidery and—ensuring that she is alone—laces her needle into her wrist instead.
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Motors in the soles loosen and tighten the laces once you press the integrated buttons, and the kicks juice up via magnetic induction points on their soles.
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Motors in the soles loosen and tighten the laces once you press the integrated buttons, and the kicks juice up via magnetic induction points on their soles.
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Related: Ink-Bending Artist Laces Feminism into Lingerie Landscapes These Creepy Paintings Look Ripped from a Surreal Storybook An Elegant Digital Take on Traditional Chinese Ink Painting
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If you're unsure of which length you need, measuring the laces you currently have in your shoes is a fail-safe way to get the right length.
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The laces are purely decorative, and once I flipped down the MIBR crest to turn the shoe into a slipper, I never wanted to flip it back.
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She said it's been hard to find shoes for him as he has gotten older, especially ones without laces since he isn't capable of tying his shoes.
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Belts and gloves can be customized with laces and trims, and dresses can be restyled or painted after the wedding to be worn as a party dress.
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I find that tying and untying laces on tall boots is annoying, especially if they're covered in snow, so I appreciate that these boots are pull-on.
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I'm a real sucker for vintage-style hiking boots, but there are only so many pairs you need to own in a tan leather-and-red laces combination.
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Pros: Easy to put on and take off, padded collar for comfort, great for warm weatherCons: Minimal arch support, may not fit as securely as shoes with laces
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They then use a touchscreen to select a style of shoe and to customise it, from colours to materials, types of sole and even the eyelets and laces.
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" Chris both includes Zeke in the plan — "we can hash it out together" — and also laces the remark with fear — "those two will just wanna vote y'all out.
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They analyzed the laces on a pair of those silly toe shoes, and filmed someone moving in them using a super slow-mo 900 frame per second camera.
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Nike's auto-laced future Matthew Panzarino makes the case for the new Adapt BB, a Nike shoe with powered laces that tighten to a wearer's foot automatically. 28.8.
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Each pair of shoes contains 11 plastic bottles, and most of the rest of the sneaker (including the heel, lining, and laces) is also made from recycled material.
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To mark the special occasion, the San Francisco-based startup is selling a limited-edition 'SF Grey' Wool Runner with orange laces inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Related: Anime Meets European Art Nouveau in Blossoming Female Portraits Ink-Bending Artist Laces Feminism Into Lingerie Landscapes Multiple Personality Portraits Put on a Twist on Classical Painting
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Small differences in the manufacturing process, especially regarding hand stitching of the red laces, could play a role, Nathan said, but nothing stood out as the single culprit.
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Kucherov did not return after he took a blast from John Carlson directly on the laces at the top of his right skate and fell to the ice.
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He tied Bourmeche's shoelaces together, then took the belt, wrapped it around Bourmeche's neck, strung it under his laces and tightened it so Bourmeche bent at the waist.
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There they will have access to Nike's dip-dyeing, footwear printing, embroidery, footwear patches, lasering as well as a full footwear accessory bar of laces, zippers and tongue tags.
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While Digitsole's not doing anything quite so normal-looking, and its Smartshoe 01 doesn't even have laces, it's still taking a big stab at the whole "futuristic shoe" thing.
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They cut an odd silhouette next to a glass-enclosed cafeteria named Stripes and a mirrored, angular office building named Laces that looks like a high-design airport terminal.
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Germ takes in elements of post rock, dance music (in its earlier works), stunning clean vocals (as well as that recognizable scream), and laces it all with defiant humanity.
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But the sneakers do incorporate Puma's DISC technology which swaps laces for hidden cables surrounding the wearer's foot that can be tightened and loosened using a dial on top.
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She drove her daughter to the movies, the beach and sporting events - even laying out her shoes with the laces turned just so for her to slip right on.
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While the adaptive laces on the HyperAdapt 1.0 can be manually controlled, Nike is hinting that much more automatic versions of the technology could be seen in the future.
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As Jones busts a move the profanity-laces track, her friend — who opted to wear clothes and not a robe — gives her dance skills a run for their money.
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For 13 years, fans of Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou have been yearning for the simple pair of white kicks with blue lines and yellow laces.
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Aglit Italy, which opened its NoHo storefront in May, specializes in luxury laces, a concept so surface-level preposterous it seems like material for a Funny or Die sketch.
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The GrandPrø Tennis from Cole Haan closely mimics the Stan Smith silhouette but features elevated materials, such as burnished leather and waxed laces, for a subdued business-casual look.
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The new Tree shoe comes in two versions: a "runner," which laces up like a track shoe, and a "skipper," a low-riding model reminiscent of a boat shoe.
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The shoe is finished off with red detailing across the midsole as well as glittery, silver laces, and is the ideal sneaker to get you into the holiday spirit.
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The soft, comfortable, and supportive sneaker has a dark gray body with black soles and vivid orange laces that pay homage to a hometown icon, the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Kicker Blair Walsh had actually hit a 43-yarder with the laces out, but he was not so fortunate on this potential game-winning attempt from 27 yards out.
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But Sarandon still laces Bette's iconic, dry-as-rocks humor with a warmth that bursts out in barks of laughter, or leonine smiles that stretch across her expressive face.
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On the floor, an elevated platform is bedecked with sequined flowers, Mardi Gras beads, and real-sized pairs of shoes in etched glass with little bursts of fabric laces.
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The heel is embossed with the Tibi name along with a decorative metal ring on the heel tab, with striped nylon laces, giving the boots an edgy, feminine update.
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But Power's rage is more brilliant than bitter, more fantastic than fatalist, as he laces black metal and industrial music with the uplifting timbres of trance, house, and footwork.
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He rarely wore socks, except on formal occasions, when he put them on over his shoes, so as not to have to tie the laces, which he found burdensome.
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Graffiti was the backdrop to an early hip-hop culture that was rising from the streets: breakdancing, bomber jackets, Adidas shell-toes with fat laces, Krylon cans and boomboxes.
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That day in Brooklyn, Jackson wore glasses, a plaid shirt open to just below the clavicles and shoes with insouciant laces that looked ready to untie themselves at any moment.
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Written by an anonymous group that calls itself Peach — Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Health — the document laces largely unproven anti-vaccination theories with passages from Jewish religious texts.
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It's going for something much lighter than what The Good Wife generally traded in, but laces almost every scene with self-consciously significant moments that badly want to convey gravitas.
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One of the measures that was dropped - a cap on compensation packages labor courts can award unfairly dismissed workers - would have helped businesses in similar court cases to Desseilles Laces.
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When Olivia Maccoux's head hurts, she laces up her cleats and heads out to the soccer field – she doesn't know why, but when she's playing sports her pain goes away.
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Still, Mr. Taunton laces his book with plenty of winks toward hopeful Christians, who would be understandably glad to see the conversion of an atheist as prominent as Mr. Hitchens.
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As a final touch, teal highlights are seen in the form of flat laces, "adidas" branding at the sides and the woven "trefoil" logo at the top of the tongue.
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When combined with the impact of the shoe hitting the ground, the force of the two types of motion can loosen the base knot, and then the laces slip out.
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They're water-resistant, light, and have a chic strap in lieu of laces, so a debilitating untied-lace-related injury will be one less thing on your list of worries.
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The sensors, which rest just under the ball's laces, can capture information like velocity, acceleration and distance, and send that info back to computer monitors in just half a second.
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Through sobs and curses, the Marines tied an identification label to his boot laces and carried him to a tank waiting outside the wire that would serve as his hearse.
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The actress made the topper feel all the more nostalgic with frayed-hem jeans and Converse, with the worn laces wrapped around her ankle instead of tied in a messy bow.
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During the experiments, the team also added weights to the free ends of laces and found that knots failed at higher rates as the inertial forces on the free ends increased.
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After mastering the skill when you're five years old, you probably don't give much thought to the intricate ballet of fingers and laces that's performed every time you tie your shoes.
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Once the team disconnected the laces from the Flywire, they pulled out the shoe's insole and pulled up the bootliner to reveal a small electronics system hidden inside the shoe's sole.
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That's the gist of the instant response I got when I mentioned the new Adapt BB, a shoe from Nike with, yes, powered laces that tighten to a wearer's foot automatically.
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Stadiums across Britain were awash with rainbow flags on Saturday as fans also rallied behind Thomas during rights group Stonewall's annual Rainbow Laces campaign aimed at stamping out homophobia in sport.
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Coaches and administrators from both teams all wore sneakers with special laces, as well as ties, in memory of Lacey Holsworth, an 8-year old basketball fan who died of cancer.
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Ambrosio showed off the blunt cut, which she paired with a sexy high-neck, cutout minidress with metal chain detailing and cape, at the "Leather & Laces" party event in San Francisco.
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The neck is designed to be able to tilt down—helping you look at the floor, tie your shoe laces, and make sure you don't trip over cracks in the sidewalk.
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The tailoring is uniformly spiffy (Jane wears pants as wide as Katharine Hepburn's ), and Mary's shoes alone are worth the price of admission, especially the blue pair with the scarlet laces.
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Before he turned himself in, he took his last paycheck and treated Raeann to the pair of silver high-tops with fuchsia laces that she wanted for her first basketball game.
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"This was the fastest way to get better," Vargas said on Monday after throwing a bullpen session with the laces of his glove loosened to fit his taped-up right hand.
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For a nation that so passionately laces its sports with a heady dose of "patriotism" at every opportunity, we do a good job of overlooking those games where patriotism occurs naturally.
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The former is a Stan Smith style trimmed with Velcro straps in lieu of laces, while the latter is an archival sneaker from 1984 — a basketball-inspired shape fashioned out of canvas.
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Gone is the foam midsole, the rubber outsole, and three layers of glue, leaving just the sole and the FlyKnit body—breathable, nearly weightless polyester yarn that tightens along with the laces.
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Branded with the traditional swoosh, it contains a worm drive engine with back stop protection that coils the laces to the desired tightness then locks them mechanically to prevent slippage during play.
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Spotted: Post keg-stand, Sierra Burgess is also seen collapsing on her bed WITH BOTH SHOES ON. We get that she's tired, but to add insult to injury, her shoes have LACES!
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With bungee-cord laces and a colorway inspired by a '90s diner soda cup, it's hard to figure out exactly what Adidas was trying to accomplish with these high-top mountain boots.
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And if that weren't gamer enough, the eyelets for the laces are meant to mimic the buttons of a PS4 controller, with green, blue, pink and purple represented in their usual order.
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I found myself staring at details — the laces on the construction boots, the hints of glue holding together soccer balls, the knots on the drawstring of a sack holding a portable chair.
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Going in, I worried that she would take one glance at my old-fogy Eastland shoes, the ones with cat hair stuck in the laces, and have me escorted from the building.
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While most sneakers come out of the box laced up and ready to wear, you'll regularly find laces that are uneven, twisted, in the wrong pattern, or simply pulled way too tight.
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I can tie the laces to keep them on as I walk — even if I walk quickly or run — although I can kick them off without untying them if I want to.
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His latest novel, "Lacci," or "laces," published in 2014, tells a story of the dissolution — and reconstitution — of a marriage, but from multiple perspectives over decades, a technique favored by Ms. Wolf.
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Less than two weeks after he first picked up an A.F.L. ball at Collingwood's facility, he hit McRae in stride with a laces-out, 45-meter, or 49-yard, low drop punt.
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His first piece in unSeen Green laces through the 1911 chapel, which was designed as a Gothic tribute to Christopher Wren's Tom Tower by Warren and Wetmore, of Grand Central Terminal fame.
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I like to clean my laces by thoroughly rinsing them off with water and then filling the sink with a small amount of clean water and some Jason Markk Premium Shoe Cleaner.
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Participation is also weaved into a billboard-size installation in which thousands of shoelaces spell the first words of the Constitution, "We the People," originally conceived in 2011 using hand-dyed laces.
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And Hemsworth, after flexing his knack for comedy in 2017's Ragnarok, taps into that same humor but laces it with jagged grief and anger informed by having seen Thanos's wrath firsthand.
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Maybe it's because the market has become so oversaturated with the trend, but I find all the velvets and the laces and the strings and the glitter too be a little too much.
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With so many different foot shapes out there, could Nike have actually developed a lacing system that doesn't just squeeze your foot into the shoe, but actually supports your foot like traditional laces?
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Nike+ users also will have exclusive access to new products such as HyperAdapt 1.0, a shoe with an in-sole motor that can tighten and loosen laces to respond to an athlete's motion.
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The red laces that I'd put in them, due to vague anarchist leanings, were still intact, and even though time had worn away all the tread, those boots were both comfortable and comforting.
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Instead, Lawler was allegedly placed in solitary confinement with his shoes and shoe laces -- and the cell had two large bolts sticking out of a high point on one of the cell walls.
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Unclear if they're a one-off prototype or if they're from Yeezy's next season/collection, but he recently dropped a pair of kicks called the Wave Runner 700, which had similar color laces.
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Once, they gathered the entire cast's shoes from the hotel they were staying at, tied all the laces together, and left them in a giant pile to be discovered the next morning. 18.
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The samples at Desseilles Laces, supplier to lingerie brands such as La Perla, Ralph Lauren and Victoria's Secret, may never make the shop floor as the company is on the brink of collapse.
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The Lanvin troops marched through the Palais de Tokyo, the Paris contemporary art museum, in raw-hemmed suits, shirts and trousers striped with reflective tape, oversize parkas and sneakers tied with hiking laces.
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The EQT Support 93/Berlin shoes feature accents with the same vivd camouflage-type print seen on Berlin's tram seats, a black mesh surface with white stripes, and thick yellow and black laces.
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Beyond that waterproof leather, they have watertight stitches, water-resistant laces, and a seal added along the sole to help make sure no snowmelt, rain, or slush ever soaks through to your feet.
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Give both the shoes and laces ample time to air dry (don&apost try to speed it up by throwing them in the dryer), and you&aposll be ready to lace them up.
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"It's better to do this than to rob and steal," he said as he carried a bag full of apparently counterfeit sneakers, a pair of which dangled by the laces around his neck.
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"Our command is a tight-knit community," said Colonel Grass, his own dog tags sandwiched into the tan laces of his left boot, as the boom of rifle training echoed in the distance.
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When a holder sets the ball for a kicker, the rule of thumb is "laces out" — meaning the holder should rotate the ball to put the lace on the side facing the goal posts.
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Within the new line, mini fashionistas can choose from Triple Black, Brown Speckle, Sand and Pale Pink, all which feature functional laces and a buckle design, as well as totally on-trend fringe detailing.
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"I grew up listening to British music: All my favorite artists and bands were British and Irish: Doves, the Laces, U2, Cranberries, Sinead O'Connor, Blur, the Prodigy, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Genesis," he ponders.
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Ms Soli honours the history she uses to tell her tale by the care she takes with her storytelling, and by the way she laces through the book documents and photographs from the era.
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Vikings holder Jeff Locke failed to turn the laces of the ball out after it was snapped and before Walsh attempted his field goal — as is the optimal technique to enhance a kickers' accuracy.
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Not just a lack of laces, but enhanced lockdown — a fit that borders on custom-molded, preventing a player's foot from moving around inside a shoe even in extreme cut or stop-short situations.
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We're familiar with the myriad of mountain-ready styles available at R.E.I., but contemporary brands are making the boot all its own with flashy laces, contrast stitch leather finishing, and touches of cozy shearling.
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning will create computers so sophisticated and godlike that humans will need to implant "neural laces" in their brains to keep up, Musk said in a tech conference last year.
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Not only are the bottoms made with memory foam padding as to keep your heels in tip-top shape during the summer months, but the laces also make the design really versatile — and fashionable.
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For spring/summer 2017, the brand introduced the Cherrysandal "Lea Nue," a platform with a PVC slingback, and the Christeriva "Toudou," a stiletto with espadrille-style laces; both are available in all seven shades.
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It's also worth noting that the thick nylon laces you see on the top of the sneaker are just "visual aids" — they tighten, but they're not what's keeping the shoe hugged to your foot.
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Most of the time, she laces her 2-iron, or sometimes her 3-wood, alongside the drives of her peers, opting for more distance control and a better chance of playing from the fairway.
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In 2014, NBA officials warned Smith, who then played for the New York Knicks, to stop joking around after he tugged on the laces of former Dallas Mavericks player Shawn Marion during a game.
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The weight certainly brings into question just how well the HyperAdapt work as running shoes — and whether not having to fiddle with laces justifies the extra bulk for people who move around a lot.
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This is from "Inlay 303 (Susan Sontag)": Pity we who must corset our mental splendor into the whalebone of grammar, which laces us up so tight we have to remove a rib to breathe.
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A Sport sneaker is updated with canvas leopard uppers on one side and traditional tartan plaid on the other side, along with the classic Vans checkerboard print on the heel tab and custom laces.
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The Serbian won the match 6-1 5-7 6-4 after he relentlessly pushed the 198cm (6.5 ft) tall Russian around the court, forcing Medvedev to constantly scrape shots off his shoe laces.
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CreditCreditDmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times CALAIS, France — The clang of giant weaving looms ricocheted across a cavernous factory one recent afternoon at Desseilles Laces, one of the oldest lace makers in France.
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The asylum seekers, he says, are easy targets because they are usually released by US authorities wearing shoes without laces and carrying a manila folder with documents and a plastic bag with their belongings.
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The star's ruffled black halter had corset-inspired laces up the bodice and a super-high-cut asymmetrical skirt — two things that practically begged for a pair of tricky, tied-up-the-legs DSquared2 stilettos.
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The first tip I was given before starting: Always try to shoot with the top of your laces and never with your toes to avoid injury and to get a better touch on the ball.
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For the models, many of whom arrive straight from the airport with their carry-on bag, Laces represents more than a salon: It's a total hair retreat from a life of constant photoshoots and styling.
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At this point, I assumed Dios would rinse out the oil, and start my blowout — but, it turns out, the velaterapia (which typically costs around $150) was only the beginning of my day at Laces.
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"The care, attention, and affection they had with my curls was what really won me over," says Ana Leal, a Brazilian model and TV presenter who regularly visits Laces for scalp and multivitamin hair treatments.
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It's the reverse of what we have seen on stars including Kristen Stewart, who suffers in heels for the photo opp, then laces up some Converse as soon as her red carpet walk is complete.
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We got Joey Friday night at the Leather and Laces Party in Minneapolis and he's stickin' with his story that Justin will perform solo, although he's not ruling out a surprise appearance by Janet Jackson.
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The tension rises but — unlike Ben's volcano — does not exactly erupt when one of the Laces takes Olivia aside and lets the camera crew ride along on the exclusive conversations each woman has with herself.
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On 28 February 2016, the captains of Manchester United and Arsenal, Michael Carrick and Laurent Koscielny, exchanged giant pairs of rainbow laces ahead of kick-off in a Premier League match between the two teams.
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As if by request, the positivity comes through again: Ada says, "I like it" — talking about the laces lying haphazardly around models' ankles — which makes Hanako burst out into two sharp-but-genuine HA HAs.
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The New York has a unique look with perforations at the heel and three straps across the front mimicking laces, so it has more of a sneaker vibe rather than that of a slip-on.
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Elsewhere, there were pumped-up two-tone kicks with neon laces at Versace, and simple black canvas slip-ons at Prada (also, a flat open-toe shoe style that looked like a retro sports sock).
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The Serbian won the contest 6-1 2-7 6-4 after he found success pushing the 198cm (6.5 ft) tall Russian around the court, forcing Medvedev to constantly scrape shots off his shoe laces.
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They feature a slip-on style for easy on and off (along with a helpful finger loop on the front), and the lack of a tongue and laces prevents leakage in low snow and puddles.
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Sofiane Saidi, who grew up in Algeria and now lives in Paris, has expanded on the Algerian music called rai; his band, Mazalda, laces it with hard rock, funk and even tinges of math-rock.
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By threading the laces of your sneakers (or any laced shoe) through the lash tab and hanging them off your bag, you can free up some space and weight in your checked luggage or carry-on.
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Not only are the shoes covered in what looks like dirt, but the pink pair features very frayed laces and appears to be held together by duct tape (that we assume is made of real silver).
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Since August 2016, the company has operated a digital team called s23NYC out of a New York studio full of custom painted kicks, lights that look like sneaker laces, and lockers with employee names on them.
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Wigan Warriors have said their round eight game against the Dragons on March 22 will be a Pride Day with the club's players wearing Rainbow socks and boot laces and gay rights groups invited to attend.
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The "Gigi Boot" features two-toned laces designed to wrap around the ankle and is available in three different finishes, a croco-calf leather for $598 and two shiny metallics ("iron specchio" and "copper glass") $565.
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In person, Laces (a Portuguese word that Dios says translates to "connection" in English) is a sprawling natural spa, with exposed wood, oversized leather couches, trickling fountains, and 1,0003 lush green plants hanging from the ceiling.
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Thousands of black soldiers were fighting in Cu Chi, Phu Bai, Long Binh, Da Nang and hundreds of landing zones and firebases pockmarking South Vietnam, some wearing black unity wrist bands braided out of boot laces.
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In front of Canal+'s cameras, PSG right-back Serge Aurier claimed that the laces were part of the battle against racism, or at least "that's what they told [him]," he said with an apologetic smile.
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The shoe itself is Brooks' Revel 3 with all kinds of festive style upgrades like Fair Isle stitching with heat-activated yarn that helps the shoe keep its shape, metallic laces, and even a glittery logo.
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Well, Upton juxtaposes the color-coordinated image with a more realistic shot of how exactly she gets a room that clean (with a solid vacuum and some elbow grease), while wearing sneakers with the laces untied.
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The key updates include an overall lighter design, recycled plastic interior linings and laces, recycled rubber outsoles, ethically sourced leather uppers from Silver-rated tanneries, and stacked foam in the soles for added comfort and style.
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It's expressed differently — his men and women look like luxe hobos, loaded up with tiny prairie florals in vintage lines, rough shearlings, laces and lamés, everything dangling leather tassels and charms — but the ingredients are similar.
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KOMODO, Indonesia (Reuters) - Almost every day 20-year-old Rizaldian Syahputra puts on his blue uniform, laces up his high boots and leaves his wooden house on stilts for a job many nature-lovers would envy.
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This recording has lots of lateral range: There's gospel-tinged balladry, standard-issue bebop and smart reworkings of mid-1960s Wayne Shorter classics (he covers "Mahjong" and laces a new melody into the structure of "Nefertiti").
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Tried and true lacesOne thing you'll find while shopping for winter cycling shoes is that many use Boa closures, zippers, Velcro, or some form of other high-tech fasteners — high-tech compared to laces, at least.
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The HyperAdapt shoe, in which sensors inside the shoe detect the foot and activate a mechanism to tighten the laces, was a billboard release from the company, inciting both nostalgia and the desire for the new.
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Play had to be stopped at 43:31 of the second period after Kucherov took a blast from John Carlson directly on the laces at the top of his right skate and fell to the ice.
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Sure enough, the egg—which is now sporting football laces because we are truly living in the worst timeline—tweeted Friday that it will reveal its hugely profitable secrets on Super Bowl Sunday and only on Hulu.
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"Some laces might be better than others for tying knots, but the fundamental mechanics causing them to fail is the same, we believe," Christine Gregg, a study co-author and graduate student, said in a news release.
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But forget spending thousands of dollars for street cred, because there's one accessory picking up steam that will cost you nothing — all you have to do is grab an old sneaker and pull the laces right out.
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Once everything is brushed smooth, she holds her scissors horizontally to trim off any other stubborn pieces — a process they call "bordado," or "embroidery," at Laces, but is commonly referred to as "dusting" in the United States.
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Son of immigrants Rubio laces the immigration issue into his stump speech, noting that as a son of Cuban immigrants who grew up in a community of migrants, he knows personally the challenges of the immigration system.
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Nike also offers a special series of shoes called FlyEase, which swaps the laces out for a zipper-and-strap system to make it easier for people like Gallegos to get in and out of his shoes.
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With 94.2% non-virgin plastic soles, leather sourced from the world's cleanest tannery, and laces and linings made from recycled plastic bottles, The Trainer is touted (by its maker, mind you) as the world's lowest-impact sneakers.
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Miami DolphinsOne thing to know: The Colts had the chance to win on a last-second field goal attempt, but after a rough snap and a hold that left the laces out, Adam Vinatieri's kick sailed wide.
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It may be that all of the celebrities and armchair shoppers who are glorying in the designers' florals and laces have privately interrogated their own superegos and decided wearing the label was the right thing to do.
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The silhouette is finished off with tonal laces as well as Converse&aposs signature Vulcanized rubber midsole, and is the ideal sneaker for those looking to add an eye-catching pop of color to their seasonal rotation.
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As he escorted me back through Laces, we passed a loft-like MakerLab, modeled after a hackerspace and stocked with bolts of textiles, bins of materials, and an array of machines for sewing, woodworking, and 3-D printing.
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Inspired by the vintage styles of yesterday, but created with all the technical advances of tomorrow in mind (read: futuristic laces, bold color mashups, and breathable mesh), the shoe is a testament to rule-breaking, boundary-pushing women.
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A badge on her zip-up camouflage tracksuit reads "Hot Field Army" and an American flag is patched on to her left arm; her camouflage shoes have blue laces but the rose in her hair is regulation khaki.
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After teaming up with Michael J. Fox to tease us with self-lacing Nike Mags on Back To The Future day in October, Nike has finally announced a mass production shoe that will feature real-life power laces.
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Maybe it's just my extremely close attention to detail, but I find that redoing the laces is a quick and easy way to improve the aesthetic of the sneakers or to add a unique flair to one's style.
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Monk's music was already about displacement, counterintuition, refusal cloaked as humor; with his 16-piece band, Mr. Beasley laces 10 of those crooked themes into funky, often-Caribbean rhythms, pulling them into today and back to a taproot.
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An occupational therapist told authorities that Conner had dexterity problems, which would make it impossible for him to even tie his own laces and that it would have prevented him from using the dog lead to hang himself.
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In place of sales, the brand will occasionally offer special limited editions or freebies, like a set of customized laces, as an extra incentive — not that I, personally, need it, since Allbirds are my go-to travel sneakers.
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It's similar to the camera system offered up in other athletic shoe stores, but relies on a pair of wearable sensors that clip onto the laces of each shoe, offering up a more precise metric that relying on video.
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They took an eternity to put on, and women would often have their servants pull the boning tight to their torsos, tying up the laces to ensure it was as close-fitting as possible (a practice known as tightlacing).
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For Team USA's opening ceremony entrance, Ralph Lauren is providing Americana-inspired outfits that will feature slim-fit moto jeans, fringed cowboy gloves, a tricolor wool knit sweater, a navy bandana and brown suede mountaineering boots with red laces.
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Not only do the shoes contain holy water in the soles that came from the Jordan River and was blessed by a priest, but a crucifix has also been placed on top of the laces on the right trainer.
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It's calling them the world's lowest-impact sneakers, using recycled and natural rubber for the soles, leather from a Gold-certified tannery (meaning it meets high environmental standards) for the body, and recycled plastic for the laces and lining.
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My main memory as a kid is walking back in the rain from school with wet laces slapping against my ankles and I hated that feeling, so when summer came it was always the most amazing time of year.
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Clad in a zippered black boiler suit, belted at the waist, and sneakers with electric blue laces, Mr. Lauren wandered among vehicles set on white plinths in the black carpeted space, referring to each in turn with unfiltered affection.
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The other, less-secure method is known as the "granny knot," done by crossing the two laces in the same direction; this makes the knot actually twist as opposed to laying flat across your shoe like a reef knot does.
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Wigan Warriors have said their round eight game against the Dragons on March 22 will be a Pride Day with the club's players wearing Rainbow socks and boot laces and with gay rights groups invited to be part of the day.
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But it might be possible to use the insights Mr Daily-Diamond, Ms Gregg and Dr O'Reilly have provided to create laces that restrict the distortion of the reef at a bow's centre, and thus slow the whole process down.
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Patel's version might not be as pretty as Nike's, but they both use a similar technique to simply tighten a set of pre-tied laces across the top of the foot to ensure the sneakers don't slip off while worn.
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Assuming John Scott laces the skates and his wife doesn't go into labour between the publication of this post and puck drop in Nashville on Sunday, he will become arguably the most unlikely and least-deserving All-Star in NHL history.
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KC: It's kind of an iconic stye that we've been watching for a while but we wanted to wait to introduce to get the right fit and appearance first, especially because we don't have laces to make the fit right.
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Where FutureCraft moves the concept forward is in using a single material to create the entire shoe: The upper, midsole, laces, and even the rigid torsion bar on the bottom are all variations of the same basic material, thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU).
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They're known for their ability to tease, which is why the two-hour process it takes to undo their combat laces and wrench each 10-pound behemoth off their feet makes them feel closer to whatever Sith lord they pray to.
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Even as he laces his public remarks with praise for the president, Mr. Pence and his influential chief of staff, Nick Ayers, are unsettling a group of Mr. Trump's fierce loyalists who fear they are forging a separate power base.
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The gray felt, gray rubber sole, and ropy gray laces of the classic Allbirds sneaker have already become synonymous with start-up entrepreneurs; The New York Times pinpointed them last year as a way to "fit in" in Silicon Valley.
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Field goals are always an adventure in this kind of weather, and Jeff Locke again had the laces facing in so it's hard to bury Walsh for this, but good lord, what a terrible way to lose a playoff game.
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After watching my host sitting on the side of his bed, fumbling ineffectually at his laces for several minutes, I knelt at his feet, removed his shoes, and helped him laboriously undress and struggle into his pajamas and his bed.
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As both a fighter and a trainer, Rittidet laces up his shoes for morning runs at 6am, then returns to the gym and prepares the ring and equipment for the other Thai and foreign fighters, who normally begin training at 7am.
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Constructed in viscous paint with embedded grommets, straps, pushpins, laces, ropes, folds, flaps, seams, cloth strips, and patches of coarse burlap, these austere and monumental "near monochromes" have the presence of hermetically sealed bodies that are synchronously wounded and healing.
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Even after he reached high school, she could sometimes be seen kneeling or sitting at the bottom of the bleachers as she laced up his sneakers before a game, like a figure-skating mom tightening the laces of her child's skates.
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Even as he laces his public remarks with praise for the president, Mr. Pence and his influential chief of staff, Nick Ayers, are unsettling a group of Mr. Trump's fierce loyalists who fear they are forging a separate power base.
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"I've never felt so good about something," Abijako says of that first outing, which featured sweatshirts with hood laces in alternate colors, cropped pants, a trench and T-shirts bearing the brand's name, all of which he made for only $2,000.
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Then, pulling on a burnt orange pair with terra cotta laces and distinctive hollow little pods that ran the length of the soles, he acknowledged that that was probably a conservative estimate, given all the shoes he has from past matches.
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Recorded in Japan by the Atlanta-born artist, a son of Ethiopian immigrants, "Han" laces R&B grooves with filtered vocals and vintage synth sounds, taking cues from the Japanese singer Yukihiro Takahashi, as well as American forebears like Prince.
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When the scientists began their research in 2015 leading to the first report, which came out in May 2018, they cited factors such as reduced drag on the ball and changes to the thickness of the laces on the ball.
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Either way, the decision to pass on "Joker" comes as family members of the Aurora shooting victims are expressing concerns about Phoenix's portrayal of Arthur Fleck, who becomes the Joker, and the violence that laces the film ... asking Warner Bros.
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The conservative corporate ensembles and pearls she wore as a studio chief have given way to bohemian outfits like a crushed-velvet wide-legged jumpsuit (worn to the "Spider-Man: Homecoming" premiere) and funky platform sneakers with fat pink laces.
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Uncle Drew embraces at least some of the contradictions in the idea that the kids we were will inevitably age into the old folks who just didn't get us, and it laces those ideas with some solid jokes and a wistful story.
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He drew a storyboard in which Marty McFly first encounters a pair of sneakers: He steps in, reaches down to tie the laces—an instinctual, ritual bowing down to the shoe—and the sneakers light up, come alive, and shape to his foot.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - International rugby players, including New Zealand's World Cup-winning All Blacks, have taken to the field wearing rainbow laces in a show of support for former Wales captain Gareth Thomas, who was recently victim of a homophobic attack.
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To that end, as we know: Missandei sneaks into Grey Worm's room in a dress that laces all the way up the front (respect) and tells him he better fess up to being in love with her right now before he possibly dies.
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So instead of the obvious trinkets, he laces Cookie with, let's say, less expected items, like gold emblazoned street signs, a gold espresso maker, a gold gun AND gold bullets, and a giant, gaudy lion statue (guess they were out of gold).
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The design prioritised the necessities of light, space, airflow and water (similar principles informed the Adidas LACES headquarters in Germany) but there was still scope for fanciful additions: an Italianate theatre, a wrought iron bandstand, formal gardens and an elegant indoor pool.
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The forces are surprisingly intense: through mounting a wireless accelerometer on different shoes and testing them, the researchers found that the laces experience an average of 7g of acceleration—that's roughly what Apollo spacecrafts endured on reentry to Earth—just from walking.
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" Why it matters: "Even as he laces his public remarks with praise for the president, Mr. Pence and his influential chief of staff, Nick Ayers, are unsettling a group of Mr. Trump's fierce loyalists who fear they are forging a separate power base.
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In the late '250s, for example, Vans widened the eye row (the panel running from the top of the collar to the toe that anchors the laces) at the base, because skateboarders wanted more coverage and durability in that specific spot, Lee says.
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Along with "holy water" floating inside the see-through soles, the white and aqua blue sneakers also feature a red sole to symbolize shoes traditionally worn by past Popes, a crucifix attached to the laces and frankincense-scented insoles, Fox News reports.
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Chicago-born singer Dodie Stevens was only 13 years old when she found herself launched into stardom when her single, "Pink Shoe Laces," landed on the Billboard Hot 100, eventually peaked at #3 and sold over one million copies back in 1959.
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As he gesticulated toward the glass doors to the Future team's offices, which are at the back of Laces, his voice had the breathless tenor of a whisper without being quiet; everything he said sounded like it could be followed by a magic trick.
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But this fact that had little impact on the brand until Meghan wore his elegant Matilde heel in nude — a high-heeled pointed pump with delicate laces that criss-cross around the ankle — for her official engagement photo call with Prince Harry back in November.
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These were created with sparkle in mind, but the sneakers' crystal inclusion is just subtle enough — though if you're more of a "go big or go home" type, each sneaker will come with a pair of optional matching ribbon laces to spruce up the look.
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The lawsuit alleges that the defendants knew the ease with which AR-15s could be made to fire similarly to illegal machine guns, not only with bump stocks, but with household items such as shoe laces and rubber bands, and promoted them that way.
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But if I choose to be less obvious, I'll add small, subtle red and white items such as accessorising a white top with a red pin, or accent my attire with red and white socks, white shoes with red laces and a red cap.
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The loud and bright collection by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, known for their rich and embellished looks, carried all the typical elements of their style throughout the years, in a jubilation of gold, laces, embroidery, sequins, flowers, Madonnas, food, animal prints and lights.
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Waiting for the shoe to drop Time has the scoop on the Nike HyperAdapt 1.0, debuting before year's end and "equipped with sensors in the heels that trigger shoe laces to automatically tighten when it comes in contact with feet," à la Marty McFly.
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Home and Work 7 Photos View Slide Show ' As a young boy in Lyon, the French fashion designer Alexis Mabille spent hours pillaging his aunt's trove of tattered 19th-century clothes, stitching elaborate costumes from the assemblage of velvets, petticoats and laces from faded heirlooms.
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The collaboration liberated Jackson, who was relieved to learn, for instance, that he could maintain his peculiar grip — his index finger touches the nose of the ball, à la Kurt Warner, and not the laces — as long as his throws were on time and accurate.
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Add up the Stella McCartney black jumpsuit, the Michael Kors gingham coat dress, the Ralph Lauren khaki shirtdress, the taupe Maison Ullens suit and the myriad Dolce & Gabbana cocktail laces, that brand's gambler's trouser suit and botanical day coat, and what do you have?
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The highlight of Coates's writing in Black Panther isn't the way he skillfully laces the comic with broader political themes about power (though he's very good at that); instead, it's his ability to give the book's intimate character relationships a sense of humanity and dignity.
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These capabilities include puncture resistance, more drainage holes, the ability to wick away water, the ability to push water and mud off the soles, speed laces and lower profile heels so as not to catch on vines on the jungle floor, according to the Army's statement.
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Since taking over the business from her mother in 1987, Dios has expanded Laces to five locations in São Paulo (with plans to launch in even more cities throughout Brazil, and eventually in the U.S.), and still visits each one to perform the hair-burning procedure herself.
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I've learned how to throw a football (fingertips on the laces and give it a spin) and come to understand that it is cause for celebration when you upgrade your town hall in Clash of Clans or land a bottle on its cap ("capping," if you're curious).
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The suite laces gnarled horn arrangements and spoken tributes to Ali over protean rhythms, drawing on influences as varied as Count Basie's big band and the drum-and-bass of 27s London; the music emulates the rugged grace and mercurial power of Ali in the ring.
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The collection was a fusion of extremely feminine touches (delicate laces, sparkly sequin pumps, oversized flower prints and life-size, drooping appliqués of bouquets) with the tropes of tough masculinity (outsized military jackets, metal-encrusted combat boots, thick-soled creepers and a menacing, high-attitude walk).
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In the first, he laces hand-chopped raw beef with toasted walnuts and earthy rye croutons; in the other, chopped raw snapper is sprinkled with individual juice-filled vesicles of grapefruit, lime, lemon and orange that pop between your teeth, a kind of instant, interactive ceviche.
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If a bride gains considerable weight and the dress can't be let out, that's where an additional cost would come into play, because you'd have to see if the designer can make it bigger, or "we'd have to purchase fabric or laces in the store," Ms. DeMarco said.
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After all, this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter, who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle, who mocked a brilliant rival who happened to be a woman due to her appearance, who bragged about his marital affairs, and who laces his public speeches with vulgarity.
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Daily-Diamond and his colleagues tested a commonly-referenced modification to the traditional way we tie our laces (basically, you tie it the same way, but wrap the loose end around the loop in the opposite direction) and found that it stayed tied much longer than the normal knot.
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Being ten years old, and not used to much more than Power Rangers, fizzy strawberry laces, and the goalkeeping heroics of David Seaman, you can probably imagine the disdain I felt for somewhere that from name alone contained precisely zero levels of sugary treats or Green Ranger related activity.
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The navy, burgundy and black colored sneakers are complete with matching navy laces and a gold Nike swoosh (all of which coordinate nicely with a certain superhero's uniform), but the coolest part is the customized graphic on the heels that say "CAPT." on the left shoe and "MARVEL" on the right.
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She had her famous family on-hand, including sister Bella Hadid who chose a denim Denimcratic bustier top with loose-fitting Dickies Girl jeans and an oversize jacket, plus brown boots with yellow laces, while mom Yolanda Hadid danced the night away in a denim vest with curve-hugging jeans.
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Fergie demanded all eyes on her when she strutted out in a black-and-white bodysuit with jaw-dropping laces running down the front and sides and high-heeled boots that People points out read "Double Dutchess," which is what she's titled the visual album she's releasing on September 22.
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There were skorts that avoided any awkward mishaps during an impromptu game of tag; velcro sneakers that meant we didn't have to crouch down 10 times to tie our laces again; and easy one-piece jumpsuits that saved us time in the morning and were ideal for hanging from monkey bars.
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Also 19th century hunting scenes and countryside florals recast on sculpted, tightly waisted Bar jackets or knitted into jacquard, layered slip dresses and flared trousers in rich dévoré velvets or clashing prints, and terrific bejeweled evening bags, scarves and chunky black and gold platforms, either with straps or Victorian-style laces.
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After a while, the Book Bus session ended, and the kids and the players took a photo together outside, and then all the kids returned to their classrooms, laces safely snug on their feet, and Russell Westbrook drove off in a white Cadillac sedan, flexing his mind-muscle on other problems.
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And Sophie Hallette has about 0003 Leavers looms and 40 bobbinet tulle looms and produces about 2,000 laces and tulles each season — 100 new designs, and the rest re-editions, such as La Parfaite, or Perfection, a pretty floral-patterned Chantilly lace that has been a best seller since its introduction in 1962.
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As they marked the 30th anniversary, the NOS launched a new campaign, #laceupforbones, which encourages supporters to wear bright orange shoelaces to raise awareness of the importance of exercise in the fight against the disease and Camilla was presented with a pair of $390 Dubarry boots, customized with bright orange laces, by the charity.
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Back in the 19th century, satire had it that husbands were frequently called upon to lace their wives into their corsets: on the one hand because the strength required exceeded that of a ladies' maid, but also so that men could see if the laces had been untied and refastened incorrectly by a lover.
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Y'know when you get home from work and you throw your coat over whatever other junk is in your hallway, force your shoes off without undoing the laces or even deigning to bend over, and heroically crash into the sofa, like an overweight hippopotamus cannonballing into an Olympic-sized pool of butter-like spread?
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When I mentioned offhandedly that my own teenage autistic son seems as if he'll never be able to tie his shoes and that he's outgrown any of the little children's Velcro models, they individually began researching cool grown-up sneakers without laces, landing on the same recommendation for a pair of men's laceless Adidas.
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" OxiClean Versatile Stain Remover Powder Conair Battery-Operated Fabric Defuzzer The Laundress New York Sweater Comb The consensus among our experts is that it's probably just better to replace laces, but if you really want to try cleaning them, Rocco says "you can wash them with mild soap and water and let them dry out.
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And season six laces this theme into every single story it tells: Abed (Danny Pudi), who sees his world as an extended TV show, is forced to grapple with the origins of his need to turn everything into a story, and Britta (Gillian Jacobs) finally forgives her parents and, by extension, herself (if only in increments).
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" On whether Trump has the temperament of a president: "This is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter, who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle, who mocked a brilliant rival who happened to be a woman due to her appearance, who bragged about his marital affairs, and who laces his public speeches with vulgarity.
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It's not just the religious iconography the local artist laces through his work or the placement of his largest piece, "Birth of a Nation" (210), as a commanding centerpiece to anchor the smaller, narrative quilts chronicling the private life and fabled rebellion of slave insurgent Nat Turner (much like the Stations of the Cross in a church).
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We ran into one of them in the flesh, rapper Sunny Dee Sosa, at The Revolve Desert House, as well as Lana del Rey opposite Bradley Solieau, and some fine Brazilian men who were flown from São Paulo to hang out in the Spanish villa to look pretty getting organic hair treatments done from Laces while photographed by Vogue.
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His Air Jordan 11 has key details to represent his story: The number 6 can be found on the heel to represent the number of surgeries he's had, a depiction of the Space Need represents the city of Seattle, where he had his transplant done, and the laces feature the names of hospitals that have treated him.
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"The motor fit, it pulls everything at once, which is very different from how laces work, which pull everything incrementally," Ms. Beers said, describing a shoe she referred to during its development process as the McFly, after Marty McFly, the character played by Michael J. Fox in the 1985 film "Back to the Future" and its sequels.
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However, as visually striking as the selection of dresses might be — from a brick-pink brocade dress from the late 1800s that sports an 18-inch waist offset by a 31-inch bust, to an emerald-green sculptural ballgown by Charles James — The Body is more than a chronological display of pretty silks, laces, and sequins.
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In addition to recent viral attention for a mistake in game one of the 2018 NBA finals against Golden State (the Cavaliers lost the game in overtime), Smith still holds a record from antics in his early career: He's the only NBA player on record by the NBA to be fined for untying another player's shoe laces — it cost him $50,000.
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He rapped about his background, and his hope for the future, on "Blue Laces 2": Third generation, South Central gang banging Had lived long enough to see it changing Think it's time we make arrangements Finally wiggle out they mazes Find me out in different places But he never entirely left the streets behind, and he said he had never entirely meant to.
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London grime MC Novelist—who also delivered a scene-stealing verse on Skepta's "Numbers" this year—and balaclava-wearing Brooklyn rapper Leikeli47 are perfect high-octane foils for each other, and "Day Ones" is a barreling, bruising collaboration in which Harry Rodrigues laces the duo with an earth-swallowing instrumental, all sabre-rattling bass and distorted cavalry horns,over which they trade battle cries.
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Then, as Jackson dug deeper into the promotional materials and products in the Adaptive line, including sneakers with faux laces that sit on top of a hidden zipper for kids who have trouble tying their shoes, and "sensory friendly" clothing without zippers or seams that can irritate sensitive skin, her suspicions were confirmed: this was yet another campaign aimed at disabled people without actually including them.
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Even as he laces his public remarks with praise for the president, Mr. Pence and his influential chief of staff, Nick Ayers , are unsettling a group of Mr. Trump's fierce loyalists… On Monday, Pence allies sought to tamp down any suspicions of disunity by circulating word via Fox News that Corey Lewandowski , Mr. Trump's first campaign manager, was signing on as an adviser to the vice president's political committee.
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I'd read in one of my acting books to dress as the character you're auditioning for, so I ran around my house pulling out clothing that was the opposite of my usual wardrobe to create an English spinster outfit: an A-shape, mid-calf, tweed skirt; plain, long-sleeve blouse buttoning to the neck; horn-rimmed glasses; flat shoes with laces; hairpins to flatten my hair; and no makeup.
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Now 50, Mr. Gourjon has spent thousands of hours at Gleason's, and his black-and-white photos portray the sport's intoxicating swirl of violence and grace: a young boxer, exhausted from throwing flurries, drapes his arms over the ring; a statuesque fighter out of a George Bellows painting laces his shoes in a locker room; and seen through a window in the gym's cluttered boxing-poster-filled office, a man approaches his crawling, weakened opponent with menace.
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We got Gordon Gronkowski -- aka "Big G" -- heading into the Leather and Laces Party in Minnesota Friday night more than ready to have a good time ... and he doesn't even hint there's any reason to think his son's not going to have a great game Patriots Nation's been uneasy all week about Gronk's status for Sunday -- since he just got medically cleared Thursday following a concussion in the AFC Championship -- but Big G says there's no reason to worry.
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