" - Kat, 234 "Lanky techno fan with big mouth.
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His sculptures are thin, lanky, and flat pieces of metal.
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Plus, Flynn was a lot soberer than his lanky opponent.
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The potential champions born in the 1990s are particularly lanky.
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Police issued a composite sketch of a lanky Hispanic man.
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Sometimes their lanky quarry would lead them on long chases.
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He was lanky, hated exercise and loved steak and eggs.
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He is six feet three, with a lanky, athletic build.
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Lilley is tall and lanky, with dark brown curly hair. Greenfield
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Now 16, the lanky teenager's dream is to become a driver.
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His lanky frame doubled over, twisting and turning with each note.
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Police cars are not built for lanky giraffe bodies was one.
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Debs was a tall man, lanky and rubbery, like a noodle.
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Cassie's lanky mechanical limbs sashay into the future of bipedal mechanisms.
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Lanky Luke (his choice of name, not mine): Empty Cans. Really?
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He is lanky, with thick hair that falls over his eyes.
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He was lanky and rangy, good-looking, browned by the sun.
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Mr. Swensen, a lanky, soft-spoken native of River Falls, Wis.
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From behind a shrub, a lanky man in work pants emerges.
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And now he's like this chiseled, long, lanky rock-and-roll guy.
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Lanky and bespectacled, Le Roux spent part of his childhood in Orania.
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But his lanky 20163'22016'' frame wasn't the only thing that stood out.
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Shirt Being a tall, lanky man, I have to be pretty specific.
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Alex Caruso is typically described as a lanky, 6-foot-5 guard.
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Lanky and charismatic, Ben-Barak looked like someone from Mossad central casting.
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I have brought in tall, lanky southpaws with a solid lead hand.
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Tallulah was ten and lanky and always had dirt under her nails.
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Chris Bowyer, a lanky combat veteran turned cannabis security guard, is outside.
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Nicolas Mahut is lanky and smooth; Corentin Moutet is compact and scruffy.
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Skaskiw frowned, then faced his comms sergeant, a lanky, straw-haired Minnesotan.
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Tall and lanky, with closely-cropped hair, James genially returned our greeting.
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He can look the part, too, with his gaunt and lanky frame.
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Diaz was a 4703-year-old US marshal, tall and lanky but sturdy.
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The kind of lanky, slim shape my mother wanted so badly for me.
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Bpaet's awkward yet aggressive technique, combined with his lanky limbs, threw Pupa off.
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The Cardinals ran a steady stream of long and lanky defenders at him.
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They are tall and lanky, not unlike every character played by Doug Jones.
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Tall, lanky, quick guys that can score and put it on the floor.
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He sat down near Kap G, a lanky Atlanta rapper of Mexican descent.
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It doesn't help that Glennon is lanky and, frankly, kind of goofy-looking.
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His lanky frame cut through the starkly lit, deep blue of the stage.
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In October 2015, a lanky, bearded Indian called Sundar Pichai became Google's CEO.
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Both are tall — Isner&aposs 2132-foot-103, Anderson 210-foot-225 — and lanky.
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A lanky, weathered man stood up and addressed another man before the whole crowd.
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He's bulked out, and the lanky almost child-like frame is gone—He's buff.
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Schexnayder, the lanky homebuilder, was told the same, so he never sought the coverage.
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It was hard not to cheer for Gasparyan, a lanky 21-year-old Russian.
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Medical tubes and wires snaked from his body, tangling his lanky, limp brown frame.
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I stand in front of a lanky two-legged robot stomping along a treadmill.
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The lanky former model designed clothes worn by a number of celebrities, including Madonna.
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Many were tall, a handful small; their bodies were lanky or shapely or strong.
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" Massialas said: "Nobody is as tall or lanky or as quick as he is.
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Obama's, while Mr. Sawyers's gestural looseness, playful smile and lanky saunter will be familiar.
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What the DNA kits don't tell you Hall is tall, lanky and wears dreadlocks.
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Pale and lanky, he grew up an introspective misfit in oversized government-issued spectacles.
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Bunches of butterweed, lanky and yellow, lit up clearings in the late morning sun.
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She is a perfectly dissociated chill girl, lanky and relaxed, with an opioid addiction.
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Next, he passed the blade to a lanky teenager while the others watched, dumbfounded.
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The lanky frame and coarse hair, the cluster of freckles over the long, humped nose.
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The lanky high-school senior in the video was probably always a misfit, he may
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Their theory, which is far from confirmed, is based on the legendary aviator's lanky arms.
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Tall and lanky, Mr. Norris was one of several men who depicted the Marlboro Man.
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He is tall and lanky, with a fringe of gray hair and a prominent forehead.
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The suspect is a lanky Hispanic male under 5 feet, 10 inches tall, said Sgt.
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The lanky sprinter is among 59 track and field athletes in Jamaica's 63-member delegation.
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His lanky 6-foot-7 frame extended beyond the end of the chair's leg rest.
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Like Elisa Frascadore, 18, a tall, lanky, student from one of Rome's technical high schools.
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"I don't love anybody," the lanky, white-haired Mr. O'Malley admits during one interview segment.
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And they promised they were laughing with Manute Bol and not at the lanky giant.
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She got up, and her lanky, trench-coat-shielded, fur-hat-covered frame slinked offstage.
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To his supporters, Mr. Bernier, a lanky provocateur, is a folk hero for free speech.
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I've always thought there was something really fun about a lanky girl in very boyish clothing.
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MONT VENTOUX, France (Reuters) - A lanky guy in a yellow shirt runs on an asphalt road.
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"Wow!" he hissed, his eyes locked on a gray-haired, lanky guy about 100 feet away.
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Like Joshua was before Saturday, the lanky, 218-foot-229 slugger has never really been tested.
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Longhaired, lanky and contemplative, Jeff, the musician, equivocated when asked whether he approved of the bombing.
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They're not buying if they think the fashion is made for lanky models and not them.
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This time the lanky calf was born across the pond in Chester, U.K., to mom Orla.
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A lanky hound glazed in white is nearly unmodified, save for a formidable muzzle evoking BDSM.
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"I have heard that Daesh [ISIS] supports Trump," a lanky younger fighter says when I visit.
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He was wearing a suit that hung loosely on his lanky six-foot-one-inch frame.
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Lanky, redheaded and introspective, Madison is both intrigued and wounded when he learns of his origins.
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Absurdly strong and large and lanky and crafty and frightening, but a man all the same.
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He drew a picture of this plant, and it's a really lanky plant with stringy arms.
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So could you conceivably take the same seed and grow it tall and lanky or squatter?
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He gestures towards a lanky black man standing behind me in a white hat and sunglasses.
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Her father, a lanky entrepreneur named Ashraf al-Najjar, spoiled her, when that was still possible.
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About a dozen reporters waited for Bowen, a lanky 225-foot-2000 wing, after the game.
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Now 68, Mr. Atlas is still lanky and boyish, with sideburns that are dyed psychedelic orange.
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He wore a denim shirt and black jeans that hung off his lanky, slightly hunched frame.
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When I pass them again, I see a lanky young man with a camera clicking freely.
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One afternoon, Krens recalls, the lanky, bookish Raad met him in an East Village shisha bar.
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Obviously, removing FBI material would not be a reaffirming moment for the Beltway's lone, lanky hero.
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Against long odds, John Hickenlooper, the lanky former governor of Colorado, believes he can change that.
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The lanky lefty isn't the first professional athlete to make a public demonstration against uncomfortable uniforms.
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One year after the Knicks took Kristaps Porzingis, a young, tall, lanky Eastern European, with the fourth pick in the N.B.A. draft, Bender — who is young, tall, lanky and from Eastern Europe — is being projected to go near the top of the draft on June 23.
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Even with Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness offering opportunities in government, the lanky sprinter has said no.
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And it's between lanky Teen Wolf heartthrob Dylan O'Brien and Modern Family's cranky septuagenarian patriarch Ed O'Neill.
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His lanky fingers could—and did—play longer and wilder solos than Muddy Waters or Scotty Moore.
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The lanky pathologist's circuitous route to Silicon Valley had started in South Africa, where he grew up.
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In 2008, A Kid Named Cudi introduced the world to a lanky 24-year-old from Cleveland.
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He was lanky, tall, and oddly fought well on the inside, though he also probably shouldn't have.
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Twenty-seven and lanky, he wore a black T-shirt, black jeans, and a black baseball cap.
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"I would come down here and listen," said Mr. Sharon, a tall and lanky Bay Area resident.
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"He was very tall and striking," Ms. Stomski said of Mr. Herbert, a lanky 6-foot-3.
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But after getting to know and appreciate this lanky screen duo, I was just hoping for more.
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Physically, Plimpton and Alda are very much the same, from their lanky physiques to their premature grayness.
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Deeper into the suite, a lean and lanky hairdresser is combing a very long platinum-blond wig.
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J., a lanky 18-year-old brown-skinned kid sitting across from me, was my first client.
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I would continue to worry, as Collins will be lanky compared to the average N.B.A. big man.
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He is forty-one, six feet two and lanky, with green eyes and close-cropped grayish hair.
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Tall, lanky and boyish, with pierced ears and dark hair, he looks more CBGB than Carnegie Hall.
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He was tall and lanky — a projectable body, as scouts say, perfect for a left-handed pitcher.
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An elderly woman looks up from her notebook; a lanky boy is mouthing the words he reads.
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The first gay Indian I ever met was Siddhartha, a lanky young man with charmingly crooked teeth.
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As the motorcycle flopped into the California desert sand, a lanky, bespectacled engineer flapped his arms in distress.
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That problem may prevent Alexander Zverev, a talented, lanky 20-year-old, from becoming an all-time great.
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As the meeting came to order, a lanky adman appeared in the doorway and shook hands all around.
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DeGrom's lanky frame made the pitch even harder for batters to pick up coming out of his hand.
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He's so tall and lanky that he can shoot over big defenders, even when they're playing good defense.
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As a lanky youth, now played by Andrew Garfield, Desmond falls in love with a nurse (Teresa Palmer).
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" Lanky and laconic, Mr. Baker was reminiscent of Jimmy Stewart's reporter in the 1948 movie "Call Northside 777.
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With his lanky frame and sweeping arm gestures, Mr. Dausgaard often seemed almost to hover over the players.
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LaMelo Ball, a lanky high school sophomore from Southern California, scored 43 points in a high school basketball game.
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By the time Roxane Gay was a teenager, her once-lanky body had become something she barely recognized: fat.
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His voice isn't particularly melodic; he's Lincoln-lanky; he lacks the preacher's cadence that marked former president Obama's speeches.
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That the lanky Texan would then get back on his skateboard, while vlogging about it, would be another plus.
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They're a bunch of lanky, tanned men shaped in the mold of Camarena's co-worker Jaime Kuykendall (Matt Lescher).
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Moreover, with a bright white helmet on, my lanky six-foot-five-inch frame didn't fit inside the car.
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He tapped fists with his opponent, a lanky yellow belt sporting mismatched pieces of kimono and then he pounced.
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He had discovered Jackson, a lanky big guy at the University of North Dakota, while scouting small college ball.
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A tall, lanky left-hander originally from Ramla, Oliel, 16, has seen his stock rise steadily in recent years.
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A lanky woman with a short Afro and an unplaceable accent sauntered in and handed over her modelling card.
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To see the lanky soloist dispatch this 38-minute, hyper-virtuosic piece was like watching an arduous athletic feat.
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Among them was William Stolz, 24, a lanky Wisconsinite who'd been at Amazon for a year and a half.
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Ms. Truesdell stopped to chat with Siggi Hilmarsson, the tall and lanky founder of the Icelandic Milk & Skyr Corporation.
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She ignored her father—lanky shins, flapping shoes—and showed her mother the raw dough in her lunch bucket.
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Kerby's lanky six-foot frame floated toward me on one of those electric hoverboards that got Wiz Khalifa arrested.
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Tall and lanky, he gracefully glides around less athletic tackles, taking inefficient but fairly pretty paths to the quarterback.
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Today I examine a lanky tree torn from some distant shore, roots intact, branches shorn, bark weathered beyond recognition.
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"She was so tall and lanky, you would think she was the one to be bullied," Rakes Wilson said.
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In it, Mr. Dhonau, a lanky young man in a suit, stands near the bench, writing in his notebook.
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Driver was six feet three and lanky, with squinty eyes, a beaky nose, and ears that stuck straight out.
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Soldiers stopped this tall lanky boy three or four times daily,demanding identification to prove his age of 14.
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This phantom has the voice and visage of a lanky teenager who is still very much alive, Nya's son.
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Gerstl was tall and lanky with a long neck, proportionally small head kept neatly cropped and perpetually gleaming eyes.
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It's ironic, of course, because Miles, er, Pudge is tall and lanky and that's just how The Colonel rolls.
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Santy, who is lanky and ebullient, was wearing a summery Rachel Comey dress that she had bought on TheRealReal.
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Nonsense flora lined the banks of the river — lanky palms with feather-duster heads, low and creeping prehistoric ferns.
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"He was this tall, lanky kid who wore nerdy glasses, and had this ridiculous bowl haircut," Ms. Ryles said.
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Oh and, by the by, that lanky 14-year-old with the excellent dribble handle, court sense and hops?
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He's a tall guy, lanky like a basketball player, with a goofy smile that you can't help but find charming.
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While Greene has Sheil play dress-up in a "bad" film, the lanky British actress Rebecca Hall fully embodies Chubbuck.
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Former classmates recall Sanders as a lanky, somewhat reserved young man best known for his talents as a distance runner.
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Did I want to transcend worldly concerns, swaddled and suspended in a criblike twin bed that enveloped my lanky build?
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Wawrinka kept moving his lanky opponent more and more to his backhand side until the moment was right to strike.
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The lanky Iowa Republican tried to make a quick exit out a back door that was directly behind the podium.
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By the second chapter, Paul is a lanky adolescent (the newcomer Quentin Dolmaire) and a jittery charmer, ready for love.
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At a surf resort in Nicaragua, Smith helped a lanky American named Foster Huntington repair the dings in his board.
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But if you go to the south of India, you're going to find the really lanky, "sativas" so to say.
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Mike Clevinger, a lanky right-hander who had 23 strikeouts in 200 innings last season, has become Bauer's pet project.
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And despite a fast food-heavy diet, deGrom possesses a lanky 6-foot-4 frame he uses to his advantage.
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Precy's son, Michael, now 9, sat a few rows ahead of her, lanky and mischievous in a Barcelona soccer shirt.
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THE STAND-IN Robert Ryan, at 40 THE LOOK Tall, dark, lanky and handsome, in elegant suits with pocket squares.
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Tall and lanky with hair that flopped over the front of his glasses, he had shown up with a friend.
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Motley, a lanky, deep-drawling South Carolina lawyer, had been representing sick workers in lawsuits against companies that used asbestos.
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Buddy, perhaps anticipating the restaurant's incessant chill, wears a bright long-sleeve T-shirt that accentuates his thin, lanky arms.
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"I'm not into therapy," he said while leaning back in the restaurant booth, his lanky arm rested atop his head.
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Among the foreign bankers that joined the investor consortium with Foresman was Stephen Jennings, a tall and lanky New Zealander.
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The lanky, 24-year-old Czech said that with her mounting confidence, and big serve, she can go all the way.
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When a person steps in front of this screen, a new lanky bird joins the flock, which they control through movement.
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So the bones were given to a physician who concluded that they belonged to a stocky man — not a lanky woman.
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Local news footage on Tuesday showed police escorting the suspect, a tall, lanky figure with shaggy hair from a patrol car.
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"He's an elastic, tall and lanky person, so he doesn't need to hit the gym and get so strong," Syndergaard said.
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He had the lanky build of a track runner, though she had only ever seen him run to catch a train.
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Nicolas Didio of Berenberg, a private bank, says Iliad had become like "a teenager who grew quickly and became too lanky".
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However, the lanky Czech was never seriously threatened as she disposed her 19th ranked Russian opponent in a tidy 70 minutes.
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The man who is finally making headway is Alexander Zverev (pictured), a lanky German who celebrated his 20th birthday in April.
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Her dad told authorities that Adam was "tall and lanky" and "supposed to be a high school basketball player," Cunningham says.
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Her lanky partner's high forehead, short-cropped beard, and dated-but-classy attire made Dag think he might hail from Ethiopia.
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The lanky American finished at 21-under 103, while Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy shot 67 for second place on 16-under.
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While I initially thought their lanky screens were a gimmick, they ended up being a draw that kept bringing me back.
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IT is so jam-packed with hideous monsters and lanky, child-murdering clowns that it's easy to overlook the smaller details.
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But the Japanese rallied to match the lanky Czech shot-for-shot in a gripping second set, then dominated the tiebreak.
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The creepy, lanky figure who sees through bloodshot eyes on his hands is the one that has most permeated pop culture.
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It matches his lanky build well, and you can occasionally catch him using it vaguely in the manner of a smartphone.
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Tall and lanky, with chestnut hair in a pixie cut, she wore an asymmetrical dress of Estonian blue and machine gray.
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The lanky, 1003-year-old is at Manhattan's Union Square farmer's market on a recent Monday morning, looking for interesting produce.
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"You're so brave to wear your hair curly," my would-be boss said, running a hand through her own lanky waterfall.
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"He would hit me when I was young," said a cousin, Zied Bouhlel, a lanky young man, wincing at the memory.
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Ferguson is so lanky for the weightclass that he can get away with leaning straight back to get away from strikes.
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But he answered every question posed, his lanky frame bent slightly forward, his responses serious one moment, comically provocative the next.
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There was lanky Banjo Pete Ellis, who gave up minstrelsy to star instead as a bank burglar and all-around sneak.
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Huddled elsewhere in the school as Mr. Cruz stalked the hallways was David Hogg, 17, a lanky senior and aspiring journalist.
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She met a lanky marathon runner who made conversation, but he was so shy she wasn't sure if it was flirting.
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Shortly after meeting Miles, I started selling my used socks to a lanky grad student, who is currently my house bitch.
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Mr. Ashkenazy's girlfriend at the time, Arwen Byrd, a lanky filmmaker, now 22016, had been a Bombay Beach regular since college.
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Starting on the mound that day, deGrom smashed a home run off a lanky Florida Gulf Coast pitcher named Chris Sale.
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A lanky star at Paramus Catholic High School in New Jersey, Donovan was recruited by more than 19973 colleges in 1979.
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In the 230th minute, Belgium inserted a lanky offensive player, Marouane Fellaini, whom I recognized from his wondrous head of hair.
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Adam22, a lanky, heavily tattooed BMX biker who is No Jumper's owner and chief interviewer, played den father on the tour.
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This, along with the suspicious appearance of a lanky blonde (Tina Benko), should worry Serafina (Marisa Tomei), but nothing seems to.
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Ms. Foster and Cardi's warm, lanky stylist, Kollin Carter, led goofy champagne toasts (in which the pregnant rapper did not partake).
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Waldemar Mischutin, our lanky, Russian-born captain, was a veteran of the Aquarius, another NGO ship that was grounded last year.
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Local television news footage showed police officers escorting a tall, lanky young man with shaggy brown hair from a patrol car.
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The lanky, purple loving plumber(?) can be added to Wii U and Wii U emulator Cemu versions of Breath of the Wild.
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So if you're a Middleditch fan, here are five places beyond the Valley you can see your favorite lanky Canadian comedian. 1.
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Police believe the shootings, which have occurred in predominantly Latino neighborhoods, were perpetrated by a lanky Hispanic man in his early 20s.
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His lanky, human legs combined with a mouthful of disturbing human teeth juxtaposed with his overall alien physique is uncomfortable to witness.
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But #FreeGiannis isn't an imperative anymore—it's a state of being, each possession a blank slate, the lanky guy with the chalk.
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She scans the area, and that's when she notices it: a tall, lanky figure, standing in the corner, seemingly abandoned and disheveled.
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Thorpe might be wealthy politician, but poor Scott is merely a lanky, sweet stable boy who was turned into a kept man.
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A lanky girl in shorts and a tube top stomps on the ground, punching the air and spinning towards nowhere in particular.
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Dr. Kuhns, a lanky, middle-aged man wearing his usual khakis and sweater vest-over-button-down combo, walked to the front.
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Change is coming, whether it's in the form of a lanky, silky smooth 6'10 scoring machine with a vicious crossover or not.
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Yet Ernie Allen, the lanky Kentuckian who ran the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, saw this as a necessary step.
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He also speaks in a similar pitch and cadence as Barack Obama and has a similar lanky, slightly goofy handsomeness to him.
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I met a lanky, pouty-lipped Melburnian and let myself be seduced by his accent, swoon-worthy utterances, and amazing kissing technique.
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Two months later, they beat a strong American squad, with Kyrgios defeating Sam Querrey, a lanky big server, to clinch the tie.
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"Didn't get much sleep, and I haven't had anything to eat yet," said the lanky Howard, of Cartersville, Ga., northwest of Atlanta.
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This year's fresh-faced foe is Thomas Pieters, a lanky, 24-year-old Belgian who made the team as a captain's pick.
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I matched with well-groomed finance bros, lanky musicians, a buff firefighter, four designers in tartan flannels, and a jiu-jitsu instructor.
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Each is slightly different, with different colored stockings, and lanky appendages that create both a comical and disturbing character to come upon.
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A lanky man with close-cropped hair, Wiessant holds up one hand, fingers flared, and turns his head deeply to the right.
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A lanky 247-6, Medvedev does not look powerful, but he hits the ball cleanly with perfect timing and with great disguise.
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For Muhammad Rameez, 18, a lanky high school senior, swimming was a new experience when he emigrated two years ago from Pakistan.
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It had begun to rain lightly, but McDormand was happy, scooched in, well lit but mostly obscured by the three lanky bodies.
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Zittel is 21980, 220-foot-26, and lanky, with shoulder-length reddish-brown hair she often pulls back in a long braid.
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A lanky, 27-year-old wrestler who performs as Cajun Crawdad pulled on a crustacean outfit with a red and orange mask.
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Neither boy spoke to Mustapha, though they knew the lanky teenager with narrow-set eyes, whose voice seldom rose above a whisper.
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"I don't know if I'd exactly call him a celebrity," Paul Grosen, a lanky blond sophomore on the Dos Pueblos team, said.
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And of them all, the 6-foot-3, lanky, blue-eyed, rough-hewed Mr. Yevtushenko was the most identifiable, the most charismatic.
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As I sipped a weak espresso, I noticed a lanky man with graying hair pass by, do a double take, and stop.
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The lanky right-hander became the eighth man in the 211-year history of major league baseball to pitch a perfect game.
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Instead of a lighthouse, the hilltop anchors a giant copper monument of Jesus, surrounded by lanky satellite towers jutting into the cloudy sky.
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But the new single, "Night Shift," is other things to the lanky Californian with an impossible combination of smoldering and boyish good looks.
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"I describe myself as athletically lanky," Griner told the magazine, admitting that she would probably receive criticism after going nude in the issue.
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Guttersnipe, two lanky lighting bolts trying to out Eric Paul each other, made fevered, villainous, push-the-favored-child-down-the-well music.
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Celestine — a tall, lanky 28-year-old Nigerian who just became a father — is a leading figure in the Lagos, Nigeria technology scene.
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" He adds of being cast as Lee, "I'm already tall, lanky, and I have a f— ton of energy, so it just fit.
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Hickman, a lanky right-handed batter, played in the outfield and at first and third base in a 13-year major league career.
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David Axelrod recognized in a lanky biracial state senator from Illinois a man who could be a history-making candidate for national office.
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About the size of a horse, the okapi is a close relative of the lanky and long-necked yellow giraffes we know today.
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The more they talked, the more Ms. Ilich was taken by the lanky engineer with the warm hazel eyes and the ready grin.
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The lanky lefty will have made $50 million by the time he turns 30, and he works eight months out of the year.
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From a lanky ostrich to a slow-moving hippopotamus, the art space is a thrilling departure from the typical confines of an office.
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Today's culmination is graceful, effortless, consistent, and the primary reason he's a lanky, cherished jewel in the minds of executives throughout the NBA.
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Mr. Neumann — a lanky, longhaired 38-year-old Israeli — wants nothing less than to radically transform the way we work, live and play.
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He was a lanky black and white guy with green eyes and a petal pink nose, and to everyone's surprise, he was amazing.
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"Black players in Greece have chances because of Giannis," said 16-year-old Favor Ukpebor, a lanky shooting guard on an amateur team.
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The past 18 months have seen a new level of play from Daniil Medvedev, the lanky 23-year-old Russian ranked No. 14.
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She is pretty good at animating human expressions but is only beginning to learn about emotions, explains her maker, a lanky young man.
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Williams-Goss scored at will, piling up 25 points, and the lanky junior forward Johnathan Williams slashed his way to a double-double.
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Mr. Pons, lanky and self-deprecating, lives in Los Angeles with his wife and is the five-person company's primary contact with studios.
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" Lanky and angular, Mr. Ohler quietly conveys the mordant humor that occasionally surfaces in his book, which has a chapter titled "High Hitler.
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The lanky lefty, traded to Boston last December for four prospects, struck out nine to boost his major-league-leading total to 110.
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The slender second-year shooting guard is a league-pass aficionado's delight: obscure, as raw as he is lanky, and dripping with style.
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Assad, lanky and shy, stood awkwardly over the shorter, gregarious Putin for photos at the Kremlin, released only after Assad had safely returned home.
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The lanky defendant - a nursing student enrolled at California State University at San Marcos - wore dark-rimmed glasses with his hair combed straight forward.
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Jeremiah and Max had different faces, but they walked through the world like twins—same lanky build, same black suit, same sleek black hair.
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He visits with a lanky version of Tommy at the age of his death and looks to him for his next novel's source material.
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The lanky dual-threat sophomore has 30 touchdowns (22 passing, eight rushing) and a 70.7 completion percentage, far exceeding expectations after transferring from Georgia.
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We were greeted by a lanky rep in pineapple-colored Hunter S. Thompson sunglasses who ushered us inside and clambered in the back seat.
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Last month, authorities released a composite sketch of the suspect, who was described as a lanky Hispanic male under 5 feet 10 inches tall.
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Its closest living relative, the okapi, looks more like a zebra than its lanky cousin, so there aren't other "intermediate" species to go by.
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But genetics now show the lanky creatures are not one species, but rather four different ones, changing the game for the world's tallest mammals.
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But the lanky right-hander still flummoxed the Twins on the way to 133 strikeouts and two runs allowed in 7 2/3 innings.
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He was a lanky, sandy-haired guy with a Southern drawl who had cut his teeth working 20 years in the fried chicken industry.
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The lanky machine on wheels is the first fully autonomous inventory robot, meaning it roves aisles and tracks RFID chips on nearly 10,000 products.
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The lanky too-tall-too-thin types inevitably exiting on Vogue's floor, the fresh-faced women in leggings headed to Self, and so on.
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Girls of all shapes and sizes walk around in crop tops and skirts, flanked by young men who range from lanky to bodybuilder status.
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"Life was hell," said Hammad, a lanky 22011-year-old with a shock of unkempt hair, describing the Islamic State's brutal 22011-month rule.
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The cruel shores of Mexico will see many a breakup this summer, as lanky, tanned twenty-somethings woo each other on Bachelor in Paradise.
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I still remember the video, shown at the Republican national conventions of the time, of a lanky, scared Bush being pulled from the water.
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And Kaue Teixeira, a construction worker with the lanky build of a fashion model, said his colleagues were stunned to discover his weekend avocation.
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Rawlins—a tall, lanky black man with a loose, goofy smile—is the author of a book about Islam that Muslet found enormously inspirational.
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"Mult Lichnosti" was created by four lanky Russian siblings, Daniil, David, Anna and Maria Liberman, none of whom had any particular gifts for animation.
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"Status depends a lot on I.Q. in Silicon Valley," said Nicholas Thompson, the lanky editor in chief of Wired and the party's co-host.
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The Yankees' lanky left-handed closer from the Caribbean island has long been the most prominent face of the velocity explosion in modern baseball.
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But the story of Farhad — a smart, lanky boy with and a quick smile — is more than an unexpected bright spot in grim circumstances.
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"When I train youths here, I tell them my story," he said, pacing around his noisy workshop where lanky teenagers welded, sawed and hammered.
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Karen Elliott House of the Wall Street Journal interviewed Mohammed's father in 2010 and recalled a "tall, lanky son" who silently observed his father.
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While the two shared a kinship -- both from LA, lanky with braids and a street gang affiliation -- Hussle's kind spirit stood out, he said.
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Salman, a lanky 16-year-old at the time, joined his father as the Tripoli Revolutionary Brigade descended on the Libyan capital that summer.
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Long after I finished "The Idiot," I looked at every lanky girl with her nose in a book on the subway and thought: Selin.
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Tyler renders her excitable teen self as lanky and slim in Fab4 Mania, her long limbs poking out from her sky-blue school jumper.
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A lanky, 6-foot-9 senior forward, Uthoff is averaging 18.6 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, but those numbers don't capture his versatility.
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The lanky, ebullient musical comedy star delighted American audiences over almost 5,000 performances as the scheming Dolly Levi in "Hello, Dolly" on Broadway and beyond.
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I was standing on a balcony at a concert venue in San Diego when I noticed a tall, lanky guy waiting to get a drink.
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Jane Lynch's lanky frame and wolfish grin are so ubiquitous on screen that it's easy to forget that she hasn't had her own television show.
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It was a highly inconsistent performance by the lanky 22-year-old Zverev, who will need to sharpen his focus against the Italian ninth seed.
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Angevine is 35 years old, tall and lanky, dressed on the day of our interview in a multi-colored shirt--with matching socks--and slacks.
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So instead of fighting the lanky Hammer at 160 pounds, she'll face the bruising Adler, who could weigh as much as 180 on fight night.
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An ideal body-type matchup, he's strong in press coverage, quick enough to hang with in-breaking routes and lanky enough to thwart contested catches.
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"Old-timers like me look at it and get it," said Osborne, 51, a lanky, soft-spoken man who gives off a Mr. Rogers vibe.
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Of course, I was always the lanky white guy in the karaoke, literally and figuratively, and my background is different from most of their backgrounds.
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He had the posture of a green bean, which made it possible to see the continuity with his younger self, the lanky wild-eyed troubadour.
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Just ahead, Northern Arizona University ecologist Ted Schuur, a lanky 6-footer, leads the way to Eight Mile Lake, his research field site since 23.
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"Do you want to see a child hit by a car?" asked Kostas Bakoyiannis, 38, the tall, lanky governor of the central region of Greece.
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Basil's lanky frame and distinctive red hair were captured by a security camera during the burglary, though the red hair may have been a wig.
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She didn't seem to notice the chaperone, and the tall and lanky 15-year-old with an easy smile was able to nab her number.
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The lanky right-hander struck out seven, needed just 97 pitches to tame the Dodgers and only once went to three balls on a batter.
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Abraham Lincoln remains the most hallowed of our screen presidents, but it wouldn't be surprising if Barack Obama — another historic, divisive, lanky colossus — eventually followed.
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While the juveniles are long and lanky in the classic raptor mold, the adult appears to have packed on mass to deal with bigger prey.
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He is Uliks Gryka, 33, a lanky Albanian immigrant with no art training who goes by the more familiar variant of his given name: Ulysses.
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The lanky right-hander struck out seven, needed just 97 pitches to tame the Dodgers and only once went to three balls on a batter.
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McNab landed in northern Guatemala in 1997 as a lanky 33-year-old, tasked by WCS to shut down its field program in the country.
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He is pale and lanky, discreetly tattooed, caustically funny and so well mannered that he would rather miss his train than cut into a line.
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Enter a lanky psychologist with a very particular set of skills (Colm Feore), none of which prepare him for those of his pint-size patient.
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Even the very nostalgic realm of mid-to-late aughts pop punk been put through the lens of Netflix's beloved lanky, Ice-T-loving stand-up.
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Within that group, Tillmann Werner—the tall, lanky German researcher with the security firm CrowdStrike—had become known for his flair and enthusiasm for the work.
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I was a skinny kid and a lanky adolescent, but my days of carefree consumption ended after one afternoon's typical post-school, pre-dinner hog-out.
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As a lanky human-sized robot, I fired the grappling hook at the roof of a building, leapt over the roof, and flung myself into battle.
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Lanky and blond, he was late to puberty; at pool parties, he would keep his hands under his armpits to hide his lack of body hair.
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Mr. Kendall's lanky Josh is determined to follow his passion, but he's also withdrawn, as if continually holding back some secret sorrow or source of conflict.
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Lanky and pale, with a jumpy, frenetic presence, Esvelt was wearing shorts, sandals, and a blue button-down shirt that emphasized the blue of his eyes.
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After a few rounds of call-and-response chanting and testimonials from individual staffers, someone adjusted the rally's microphone for the next speaker's tall, lanky frame.
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Multiyear studies on those lanky teenage girls showed an increased risk of mild hypertension, ovarian cysts, amenorrhea and hyperprolactinemia, an excess of prolactin in the blood.
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By the time I was 10, I had bid farewell to the lanky child of yesteryear and embraced a slightly more fleshed-out version of myself.
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She was riding high on her own serotonin, oozing charm and wit, more and more at ease moving her lanky body along the endless red carpet.
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"We used to get in at Max's when we were 15, no problem," said Mr. Shaw, who is tall and lanky and obviously not 15 anymore.
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The Maret junior E. J. Jarvis, a lanky young man who speaks softly but prolifically, has been offered a scholarship by Virginia Tech and several midmajors.
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On the surface, they were an odd couple: Dunn was a lanky Texan who stood behind the microphone and let his supple voice do the work.
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When that lanky kid hit puberty, he bulked up seemingly overnight, and used his stout frame and athletic ability to become a football star in school.
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From our first glimpse of the lanky Bertie Carvel as Murdoch, the renegade newcomer to British shores, he remains the most compelling figure in the room.
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Today we're talking about house intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff, the lanky law man who's going to be ring master at the live hearings starting tomorrow.
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He was tall and lanky, with a John Cleese mustache and the kind of wary astonishment I imagine that men released after years in prison have.
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Quinn — skinny, lanky, black and white — and Max — bigger and thicker, with tan eye markings that give him a friendly expression — loped up the granite steps.
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If there are any complaints, they come from drivers like Force India's lanky Frenchman Esteban Ocon who has had to eat more than he would wish.
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Now I wanted Felix to feel that for himself, outside of me, fully aware of the cool water pulsing on his lanky 5-year-old body.
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The lanky six-time All-Star has won five straight starts at home and has a 43 ERA in eight appearances at Fenway Park this year.
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As an undergraduate math student at Harvard, the lanky and bespectacled Conrad encountered the composer La Monte Young, a controversial figure who would change his life.
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She said the intruder was lanky and appeared to be young and that she believed the most likely motive for the intrusion was an attempted robbery.
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The lanky Mr. McFarlane wrapped himself around the burly Mr. O'Dette, who commented that Dowland may well have written this to perform with a comely female partner.
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Though his lanky figure towered over "the boys", as he always thought of his first recruits, he had left behind that life of controlling and commanding people.
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The repository for the CDU's hopes is Carsten Meyer-Heder, a lanky IT entrepreneur who joined the party only a year ago with no background in politics.
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Of course, in the above photo you'll have to use your imagination a bit to picture the cast in CG character as lanky blue cat-eyed Na'vi.
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Ten years ago he was simply the lanky 20-something who was a borderline townie on TV, now he's a movie star with a really great beard.
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With her economic line, limited color palettes, and simple, lanky limbed characters, she has encapsulated every feeling and theme of what it means to be an artist.
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Stolid to the point of dourness, the lanky, balding man oversaw a single deputy, the pair based in a cinderblock construction on the main road into town.
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With his lanky build, languid swing and natural athleticism, Johnson is among the first golfers cited by fellow pros when asked who has the most natural gifts.
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But if you grow weed, and you've grown it for any length of time, you know that if you get your plant's root bound, they get lanky!
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Despite learning to love the stage, Mr. Cook, lanky with a gentle, reticent manner, always felt awkward in social situations, especially when it came to meeting women.
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Morant is lanky — listed at 175 pounds — but Whitman said he probably added 20 pounds since arriving at Murray State's campus in far western Kentucky in 2017.
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His mother studied the images, leaning in closely, and lingering on one that a colleague took of Mr. Foley, his lanky frame curled up with a notebook.
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In the early 1970s, my uncle, the jazz musician Alan Braufman, was a lanky young man with a bushy mustache and a wavy pile of black hair.
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Lanky, left-handed and able to unleash bat-incinerating sliders at will, Miller did not allow a run in the first 24 postseason appearances of his career.
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Dr. Auzinger, a lanky 51-year-old from Salzburg, Austria, has a clipped accent and speaks in Briticisms ("I was gobsmacked," he says of the Brexit result).
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Andrés Gimeno, a lanky Spanish tennis player who in 25 became the oldest man to win the men's singles championship at the French Open, died on Oct.
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Rinne was a lanky, unheralded teenager when he joined the developmental program for Karpat, a club based in the northern city of Oulu, near his hometown, Kempele.
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He was tall and lanky and relatively slow — while most starting quarterbacks can run a 40-yard dash in under 5 seconds, Brady's time was 5.28 seconds.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeAs smartphone screens have grown, using their on-screen keyboards with one hand has become problematic for anyone without lanky digits.
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Hollier, who is tall and lanky with a sheet of long red hair, grew up in New Jersey skateboarding, shooting videos, and shooting videos of people skateboarding.
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Zola jumps at the opportunity but has doubts when Stefani shows up with a tight-lipped, muscle-bound stranger and lanky roommate (later revealed to be her boyfriend).
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Also on the day shift are Iwaki, a tall and lanky university student, and job-hopper Yukishita, who's now found a proper job and will be leaving soon.
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Pooh has represented Xi to Chinese netizens since another meme compared the pudgy bear and his lanky friend Tigger to Xi and then-president Barack Obama in 2013.
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Kiki In this episode, Kiki's trio of white, lanky, over-confident co-workers finally realize that their brazen newcomer isn't spewing conspiracy theories about a united plaza system.
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One unidentified conspirator used the cover name "Fatty"; another in the plot which Belgian authorities have said intended to target police officers, went by the handle "Big Lanky".
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The judge said investigators had heard cryptic messages, some from Turkey and Greece, to various alleged members of the Belgian cell, including those named Fatty and Big Lanky.
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Gfrörer sketches out her worlds in stark blacks and whites or monocolors, her human figures lanky and dripping with tears and snot and blood, her environments stark scrimshaw.
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At 13, James Ragan was an affable, lanky, top-ranked junior tennis player in Texas, competing in Europe for the summer and dreaming of life as a pro.
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"Jeffrey is one of a half-dozen people who understands this stuff," said Mr. Kalin, introducing Mr. Jackson, a lanky man with a shock of curly brown hair.
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Larry Smith, a lanky forty-four-year-old, was buffing the dashboard of his blue Cadillac Coupe de Ville in the alley behind his apartment, on Rosecrans Avenue.
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Tall, lanky, some say deceptively inelegant, Éder showed impressive upper body strength and single-mindedness with his low shot from 27 yards that beat France's goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris.
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James, Marty's husband, is the least developed character in the play, but the lanky Mr. Krupp provides him with a serious disposition that adds some weight and dimension.
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In the small towns between ranches, lanky men in straw hats lean in shady doorways, waiting for their feed orders to be filled, their boots to be reheeled.
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Georgiou is prepared to recommend the cooly logical Burnham, even though the ridiculously lanky alien science officer Saru (Doug Jones) keeps belittling Burnham by Saru-splaining to her.
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Bronson and his squad of sauntering, mild-mannered colleagues—most often, his collaborator Big Body Bes; the cherubic, winsome rapper Meyhem Lauren; and the lanky producer and d.j.
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Its success depends on Ireland, who is perfect in the role, bawdy and bristling, talking a mile a minute as she lashes her lanky body around the stage.
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A lanky speedster, Littleton is tied for second among all linebackers with eight pass breakups this season, and he's proven equally adept covering running backs or tight ends.
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France began an alliance with Charles Moneypenny, a lanky, slow-talking Daytona Beach city engineer known by the driver Mario Andretti for wearing tennis shoes with business suits.
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I was crossing my legs because I was trying to shrink, trying to be less of a presence than my tall, lanky, yet graceful (see: effeminate) body demanded.
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The simple-looking, lanky metal cart — with a keyboard navel, tablet for a chest, and camera for a forehead — allowed doctors to communicate with the patient in isolation.
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The seeded player he could face in the third round is the 31st-seeded Hubert Hurkacz, a lanky Pole who improved his ranking by 50 spots last season.
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He murmured a wish: He wanted to redraw one of the comic characters, a barrel-chested flying crusader, to more closely resemble the lanky young actor holding him.
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"It's a simple life — just as simple as the village," Chen, a lanky, baby-faced 22-year-old from a village about an hour away, told Business Insider.
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The lanky Russia got his serve under control, avoiding any double faults, and secured the early break before opening a two-set lead against an increasingly frustrated Wawrinka.
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While not quite a dead ringer, Jarrett says strangers do occasionally make the comparison, and he's had a few coaches call him Snoop based on his tall, lanky frame.
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So instead of mentally noting how a certain item would look on you instead of that lanky model, you can see it in augmented reality and in your size.
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Memories of their brown-eyed, lanky and perpetually shirtless boy who "swam before he walked," Cohen says, fill the family's two-story home and often manifest in mysterious ways.
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Friendly and confident, yet mindful of his words, he sat on a small leather couch in the lobby, wedging his lanky, red sweatsuit-adorned frame into a comfortable spot.
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Warren Craft, a bald and lanky dancer who might be at home in a Butoh show or with the Addams Family, often appears on the verge of falling apart.
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Williams is a lanky twenty-six-year-old who grew up in Lagos but speaks with a slight Scottish accent, which he picked up while studying law in Dundee.
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The tall, lanky Swedish chef, who closed his much-lauded new-Nordic restaurant two years ago, went through months of searching for space, then ran into complications with construction.
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The lanky Diallo possessed height that suggested a power game, but he relied instead on looping groundstrokes to pin opponents behind the baseline and wear them down with consistency.
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Robert watched her and found this moment of marital clairvoyance endearing, more like peering into the past than into the future, glimpsing the lanky girl navigating these social waters.
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But Sony has taken that idea to a whole new level with these lanky devices: the Xperia 933 and Xperia 923 Plus (not to mention the forthcoming Xperia 913).
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And while this won't happen every time you pull up a video, when things are all working together, I can see appeal of pushing screens to their lanky limits.
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Below is the premiere of his video for "Hazy Shades" which sees Cohen's lanky frame suited up like a lost cowboy and strolling the the streets of San Fran.
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"All of my rifles will go dark," said Mike, a lanky AR-153 owner in his 40s, who spoke to the Trace outside a gun shop in Los Angeles.
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We see him as a lanky youth, taken not just under Pushkin's wing but into his home, too, and into the furtive arms of Pushkin's wife, Xenia (Chulpan Khamatova).
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Imperial cormorants, lanky, long-necked creatures that live on the southern coasts of Argentina and Chile, spend much of their time immersed in the frigid waters of the ocean.
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A tall, lanky left-hander with an effectively erratic fastball and a looping curveball, he was considered Japan's answer to the Hall of Fame Braves left-hander Warren Spahn.
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Frank, lanky and red-haired, was a standout quarterback for Georgia Tech, leading the team to four bowl games while winning 10 varsity letters in football, basketball and baseball.
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Mr. Ramos, a lanky 20-year-old, had also been deported recently after working as a gardener in Curaçao, but had not managed to find work back in Venezuela.
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"I don't want to say too much," he demurs, the lanky high school senior as coy as anyone confident enough to defer college to start a company might be.
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"Carson's lanky verses and prose poems have made poetry out of the scary complexities of the distraught city," Thomas D'Evelyn wrote of that volume in The Christian Science Monitor.
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Enter Daniil Medvedev, a lanky 6-foot-6 Russian backboard with a precise two-handed backhand who, in the span of three matches, became the tour's most reviled villain.
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The most daring move, though, was the new girlfriend, who was a lanky, striking, high-strung and highly sexual ball of fire played with utter conviction by Madeline Wise.
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Even James wasn't tempted to attack Giannis here, opting instead to drive away from the lanky defender and toward the side of the court with more help-side defenders.
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After a while, a few assistants noticed the lanky Southern kid in the lobby, and took enough pity on him to finally get him a meeting with an assistant editor.
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On a rainy afternoon in March, Andrzej Nowak's lanky frame loomed in the cramped, faux-Renaissance entryway of the Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History, in Warsaw's Old Town Market Square.
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We had a couple of smooth Minnesotans—Scoobs, a soulful bull of a kid who ran a charter school in Harlem, and Mahonze, our ringer from Duluth, lanky and shy.
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In the first season, Jaime has lanky, floppy blond hair, which actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau said in a recent interview with Wired made him look like Prince Charming from Shrek.
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Physically, he may have seemed a bit off to play Kaufman (too lanky, too crowned with hair), but he took on the role with painstaking if seemingly typical actorly mimicry.
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With his lanky build and physical agility, he has incorporated elements of dance into some performances, notably of Anders Hillborg's "Peacock Tales," a piece that has become a calling card.
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Mr. Klein, lanky and heavily tattooed, was just as eager to resume his face-to-face relationship with Ms. Steinberg despite what he called the "Lady and the Tramp" scenario.
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Since his days as a teenage party promoter and, later, as Daft Punk's manager, Mr. Winter has cut an unmistakable, lanky and shaggy-haired silhouette on the Parisian cultural landscape.
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Lanky and hyper-athletic, Bryant was the Lakers&apos perimeter threat, a player liable to drive the lane and dunk or hit a pull-up jump shot at any moment.
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He threw more than his voice into this one: Performing in scenes on location, he donned a motion-capture suit and balanced on stilts to simulate the tall, lanky droid.
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His coat was thick, unlike that of any dog I had ever petted, and he was tall, with long, lanky legs and big feet on an otherwise German shepherd frame.
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However, her real hope was that she would find a partner, specifically someone tall, lanky, athletic, at least a little bit nerdy (she describes herself as very nerdy) and Christian.
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The device was fitted to Follmann's lanky frame only a week ago, and as he tried it out, his father, Paulo, and his physiotherapist, Eliene Lima, silently cheered him on.
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As Charles stood up, unfolding his lanky frame — sheathed in a slightly iridescent emerald-green suit — and leaned down to pick up his brown leather handbag, the woman rushed over.
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The French cartoonist's big eyes and lanky limbs share DNA with a style popular in mainstream U.S. superhero comics in recent years, particularly Babs Tarr's 2014–16 run on Batgirl.
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The company then challenged three volunteers—a lanky scientist, a beefier sprinter, and finally a portly sumo wrestler—to try and make their way across the gigantic Gokiburi Hoy-Hoy.
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That's when the murder suspect, who police believe is light-skinned and lanky, shot at a stopped car carrying a 22006-year-old man and a four-year-old toddler.
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In the United States, most people who see Louis Theroux would likely look right past him—a lanky brown-haired brown-eyed guy donning a beard, glasses, and a warm smile.
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He was tall, lanky and ran the 40-yard dash in 5.28 seconds (when most starting quarterbacks do it in under 153 seconds) — not exactly what most NFL teams look for.
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Adopted by a French couple during the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, the lanky economist went on to be elected in 2017 to the National Assembly, for President Emmanuel Macron's party.
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Like every December, dozens of lanky Angels take to the world's most watched runway to strut the latest and greatest of what the multi-billion dollar lingerie company has on offer.
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I asked the rep running the bay, a tall and lanky guy with a short beard, if using such lightweight materials made his company's rifles less durable than the heavier competition.
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But as Comey confidante Ben Wittes told it on the Lawfare blog, the lanky lawman tried to avoid the awkward interaction by blending in with the drapes, which matched his blazer.
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With his lanky limbs as well as his dark hair and clothes, Mr. Butterfield can't help but bring to mind Mr. Burton, who of course plays the same role for us.
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Mr. Jin, a lanky design major who favors Fendi clothing and gold sneakers, extolled the virtues of exotic cars and was quick to dismiss those who criticized supercar aficionados as ostentatious.
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If they missed, the lanky Wilson leapt into action, grabbing the opportunities before returning to the floor and then back up into the stratosphere for another two points off the glass.
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Yes, the lanky guy with the dopey, chin-length bob haircut wearing a pair of hand puppets shaped like anthropomorphic sandwiches in sunglasses looked very much like the actor we know.
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Lanky and charismatic, sporting grass-green hair and a leather jacket covered in slogans and pins, Sanders's take on Bigger (or "Big," as his friends call him) fills out the character.
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He is packaged with the Lakers' 2016 pick — the lanky Duke alum Brandon Ingram, who was also picked second and once thought to be a core part of the franchise's future.
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Andrzej Klak is perfectly cast as Joseph K. — awkward, lanky, looking in over his head — and the other actors inhabit this world with the right amount of ominous matter-of-factness.
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The teenagers here are Gwen, Julia's lanky and still-girlish 16-year-old, and Nathan, James's charismatic and cocky 17-year-old progeny, who are now thrust together under one roof.
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A big-budget affair with live music, the Burberry show had always attracted celebrities who added flash and glamour to the front row, as the lanky models loped down the runways.
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PYRAMID HILL, Australia — A lanky Filipina girl with long black hair stood at the wickets behind St. Patrick's School, waiting for a bowl from a burly dad with a reddish beard.
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But M.B.Z. seems to have taken a liking to Hindmarsh, a lanky man with a deeply lined face and a relaxed, frank manner, and ended up choosing him for the job.
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He was tall, lanky and ran the 40-yard dash in 5.28 seconds, when most starting quarterbacks did it in under five seconds — not exactly what most NFL teams look for.
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But none of that prepared the affable and lanky 23-year-old for playing alongside some of the best infielders in the game with Team Netherlands at the World Baseball Classic.
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Van Cliburn, a lanky American pianist, played the great concertos of Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky in a lush romantic style, proving that America could compete with Russia culturally as well as militarily.
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Yet when she would talk about issues arising from systemic racism, she always called me a man — even if my lanky frame, hairless face and mouth full of metal screamed otherwise.
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As a lanky male Nordic-ish novelist on the cusp of the cusp of 40, I'm probably not the most objective spokesman for the Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgaard's universal appeal.
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" Martina Schulze, a lanky 17-year-old with a baseball cap and forest-green dirndl, shrieked into the ear of her best friend — who promptly returned the compliment: "Cool edelweiss cap!
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That may be not only because of the nutrition the tree offers, but the visibility, as lanky guarumo trees have open structures with plenty of places to see and be seen.
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It is about a young upstart on the men's tennis tour, a lanky power-hitting Californian who possesses skill and promise and a résumé stacked with solid but not spectacular results.
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Clara, described in the program as "a young girl," is danced by a male dancer (the lanky Leonardo Sandoval), and the Nutcracker is a woman, the longtime company-member Brittany DeStefano.
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Cuban then traveled to Italy to have breakfast with Ntilikina in June at a pre-draft camp in Treviso and posed with the lanky guard for a photograph that quickly circulated.
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Karthik had to spell two words correctly to seal the title, which he did with ease, and the lanky, soft-spoken Texan stepped back and smiled as he was showered with confetti.
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Jones certainly stood out on the red carpet, as he's a tall and lanky 6'3.5 (only Call Me By Your Name's Armie Hammer, who is 6'5 will be sharing Jones' rarified air).
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All that extra body volume presents issues for the achingly slow process of diffusion, which inspired Woods and his colleagues to explore how these lanky Antarctic titans manage to get enough oxygen.
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It's as if Jeanne had become Carole and James had become her once dapper and lanky husband, Victor, who now walks with a cane that he is always tapping against the ground.
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Cops believe the serial killer who emerged last year is a lanky, light-skinned Hispanic male in his early 20s, but unfortunately no witnesses have gotten a clear look at his face.
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From some 30+ yards out, Coutinho hit a screaming, curling ball into the very top corner of the net that even the tall and lanky Petr Cech couldn't get a finger on.
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In late April, 12 lanky male bodyguards made international headlines after they surrounded Kim Jong Un's Mercedes-Benz vehicle and jogged alongside it whenever the North Korean leader moved across the border.
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Tall and lanky, with his hair worn in an enormous Afro—his Twitter bio reads "gene maleska but statuesquer"—Agard wrote or cowrote 250 Times puzzles in the first half of 214.
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In the Anywhere, USA town of Riverdale, songbird Josie, played by Rachael Leigh Cook, pines chastely for Alan M. (Gabriel Mann), a lanky musician who doesn't even notice this kitty has titties.
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Carlos Gonzales of Manteo, N.C., a lanky and cheerful marketing major whose mother is a restaurant cook, broke down crying when he recalled the violence that drove his family from Mexico City.
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But the lanky former punk rocker touched a chord far beyond his state with an unorthodox campaign that relied heavily on his constant interactions with voters in Texas and with followers online.
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One night, as a fetching blonde described a complicated makeout arrangement to the bemusement of her lanky companion, the Even Keel (Bimini gin, chili-infused tequila, aloe water) kept bystanders pleasantly afloat.
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Braun, the 6&apos7 actor who plays the lanky Cousin Greg on the hit HBO series &aposSuccession,&apos is set to star in the new adaptation as WeWork&aposs charismatic co-founder.
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The lanky Micha Lescot, one of the most distinctive French actors of his generation, is Yvonne's weary son, Eric; only Camille Japy, as Françoise, is a notch less believable than her colleagues.
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The most whirlwind romance of 2018 was surely between minuscule pop diva Ariana Grande and lanky comedian Pete Davidson, who got together in late May and were engaged about a month later.
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In September, I travel to Johannesburg, South Africa, to meet Ryan Wallace, a lanky 38-year-old who used to set up the Internet for the British Royal Navy in far-flung places.
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Dwayne Johnson returns to his wrestling roots by playing himself in this Stephen Merchant-directed film (yes, the same lanky British dude from Hello, Ladies) based on the life of WWE Diva Paige.
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Most people recoiled at the sight of a disturbing, lanky CGI version of Sonic the Hedgehog when Paramount released its first trailer for the upcoming live-action film — and the studio has listened.
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To my right, a group of women passed around cold fried chicken and a joint, and a lanky man glided across the sand in a sarong with a matching scarf around his ankle.
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Wearing Birkenstocks and a long loose skirt that swished about her lanky frame, she met for the interview not far from the Brooklyn home she shares with her husband, the actor Morgan Spector.
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And the lanky birds (flamingos are the national bird of the Bahamas) aren't hands-off either — they like to climb all over guests as the yogis hold their high lunge and cobra pose.
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And then, in his second-round match Thursday against the lanky Rublev, he managed to blow 4-1 leads in the first two sets and succumbed, 203-5, 7-6 (22016), 22016-229.
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As he misted tables with a spray bottle and wiped them clean, Mr. Kong, a lanky 19-year-old wearing a gray fedora, said he had grown up watching soldiers patrol the area.
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One of the mourners who was visiting the cemetery, a lanky young fellow who wore a hockey mask and carried a chainsaw, stood unmoving, as if in shock, beside the Wolf Man's grave.
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Bony, lanky, with a cavernous mouth that releases roars of laughter as his eyes telegraph humiliation and defeat, Phoenix imbues Arthur with a sense of menace even when he's at his most helpless.
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From their very first moments on set together, the then lanky 0003-year-old playing Jack Dawson made sure Owens-Sarno felt comfortable and had fun regardless of the demands of the shoot.
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At one point, doubting his decision to venture into India's overburdened legal system, the lanky, round-faced Mr. Verma, who wears big square glasses, begged the judge to let him withdraw the petition.
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The lanky right-hander struck out seven, needed just 97 pitches to tame the Dodgers and only once went to three balls on a batter — against Pee Wee Reese in the first inning.
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Duvall's next film role was opposite Robin Williams in Popeye as Olive Oyl, a name she was once teased with as a child for her lanky figure, she told Ebert during a 1980 interview.
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The NBA eventually hedged against those cautionary tales by making high-schoolers ineligible for the draft, and while the lanky polymaths still come along, their promise is now met with hearty, evidence-based skepticism.
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While the lanky 25-year-old Cameroonian, who only seriously started playing basketball eight years ago, has shown plenty of upside, the Raptors are still gambling he can blossom into a top drawer player.
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It may take a lanky Egyptian teen up to a year to reach such mastery—and countless falls, after which he brushes the dust off the bread and places it back on his tray.
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We were transfixed, as was most of sub-Saharan Africa, at the sight of this young, lanky, beautiful, clever, black man stepping up to take one of the most powerful jobs in the world.
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Paxton mowed through the Rangers' order, with the lanky left-hander retiring 15 in a row after walking Carlos Gomez to lead off the game — and subsequently erasing him on a double-play ball.
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One of them, a lanky 210-year-old with a lean, foxlike face, seemed startled when I asked about his childhood; I got the sense that no one had bothered to ask him before.
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Helgesen, who is thirty-eight years old and lanky, with hair that he regularly brushes out of his eyes, grew up in Silver Bay, Minnesota, a small town on the shore of Lake Superior.
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What a sublimely ill-matched couple the actors make: Hayek is steady and foursquare, with unflattering bangs and a disconcerting gaze, while Lithgow, twice her height, is lanky, richly amusable, and pink of cheek.
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"He was my son — but he had been a coward out there fighting me," said Mr. Basir, a lanky, cleanshaven commander in his 40s who has known little but combat since he was 15.
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Flocka's buildup to Flockaveli, the Salute Me or Shoot Me series, introduced him as someone beyond the lanky, dreaded hitter in the background of Gucci videos, as Guwop would insinuate in his mixtape cuts.
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During a recent trip to Berlin, I would often spot the artist's strikingly tall figure flashing across late-night dancefloors like a chimera in the night, jacking his lanky limbs to brutally hard techno.
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Ingram, 21, has revealed glimpses of brilliance as a lanky scorer, averaging 18.3 points while shooting 49.7 percent from the field before a blood clot in his right shoulder ended his season in March.
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Of the 21950 men and women in the program, a lanky, soft-spoken New Englander named Henry and I were the two recruited to a new cartography unit within the Office of Strategic Services.
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In the photographs, my mom is right there beside me, looking like I do now, with her big (slightly gummy) smile and lanky arms and a desire to walk until she can't walk anymore.
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Mr. Hogg, 17, a lanky senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and the student news director there, was in his environmental science class when a single shot rang out, echoing down the hallways.
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"That's good stuff" he said, and the two of them—lanky, conspicuously cool guys in late middle age—slurped away as three cameras, which Bourdain had once likened to "drunken hummingbirds," hovered around them.
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In a city that loves Rodgers and Hammerstein, this account of the pioneering 1943 show about frontier folk generated advance curiosity for the casting of Mr. Fairchild as the lanky young cowpoke, Will Parker.
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Livingston Kagasi, a lanky day laborer who donned a suit, a pressed shirt and a tie for the group interview, said that the local public school was an unappealing option for his son Rivival.
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His lanky cousin served as a model, his father's buddy brought a mule, and a friend from Paramount brokered a deal for secondhand Prada shopping bags after Mr. Malin's eBay searches came up empty.
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There, the 2002 graduate found himself working in the team's corporate affairs group at the same time a lanky, sixth-round draft pick named Tom Brady was ascending to the top of the NFL.
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The catalyst for the offense is Ball, a lanky 6-foot-6 point guard who plays with an uncommon calm and savvy (and whose two younger brothers most likely will follow him to Westwood).
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She would then shoot the dress rehearsals for each cast, typically arranging her lanky frame in ballet's fourth position, leaning back on her rear leg and switching between wide-angle and close-up lenses.
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In the last few decades it's been fashionable to favor the early Giacometti, with its sex and humor, and to huff that the lanky postwar sculptures merely reiterate that we are doomed to isolation.
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A fair-skinned and lanky man wearing white sunglasses, a star-spangled bandana, and a red shirt, Matt Kaminski was the lone member of Jake's family to fly to Rio to watch him compete.
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CreditCreditChris Donovan for The New York Times MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — The lanky 6-foot-6 player with the aquamarine sneakers floats downcourt on defense, and the opposing point guard flips a pass too casually and.
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"I always knew how to handle weapons, but the UAE army taught us military discipline and gave us jobs," said Ahmed al-Khashaf, a lanky soldier in ill-fitting fatigues who was guarding the port.
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It's directed by Sylvain White—who previously directed Stomp the Yard and a direct-to-video I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel—and stars IT's Javier Botet as the lanky, faceless figure himself.
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"Tonight would be a good night for tea," Katia Tallarico, 33, a lanky psychotherapist from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, said to Light Watkins, 42, an organizer from Los Angeles typically partial to a hot lemon-ginger elixir.
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In the case of "Example User 1"—identified only by an image of the lanky Nintendo villain—Waluigi has apparently been using Twitter to post abusive information on his profile and tweet out hateful imagery.
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The lanky, blurry apparition known as Slender Man has been haunting creative writing spaces on the internet since it emerged from the Something Awful forums in 2009, and now it might be heading to theaters.
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Damm might be too lanky to thrive in a physical league, like the EPL, but a move to a team in the Bundesliga or the Dutch Eredivisie could prove beneficial for both club and player.
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Lanky 290-275 freshman guard Brandon Ingram (16.4 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.6 steals) has picked up most of the slack in Jefferson's absence, averaging 20.5 points, 8.2 rebounds and 2.2 steals in those six games.
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Hassan, a lanky young man who asked that his real name not be used, warned his contact that the prison was likely to be full of detainees — innocents, kidnapped or jailed by the jihadi group.
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The size and shape of the bones confirmed that finding: Some of the bones belonged to people who were "very robust and tall, " while others were more "gracile," or long and lanky, the authors wrote.
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She and Mr. Bright, a lanky classics major who burned out on a Ph.D. track and then discovered a talent for graphic design, met just after the recession, in Philadelphia, where he had grown up.
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It's not a matter of mere cosmetics, although Ms. O'Toole looks quite like the lanky Robert did in the film, with a sprig of a beard on her chin and a mustache lining her lip.
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I observe him now, a lanky frame hovering over small bits of cardboard, and I marvel at the years gone by since his chubby fingers fit together pieces of dinosaurs on our living room rug.
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Paul Erickson, a lanky cowboy who works as the program director for the rodeo, popped his Stetson-topped head into the wooden concession shed to exchange information and to thank Scholten for taking on King.
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He was tall and lanky, while I was short and curvy, and sometimes I caught a glimpse of us while we were walking, and we looked like mismatched glassware, a champagne flute with a snifter.
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Kids from other countries he spoke to during the tournament in Williamsport, Pennsylvania - the world's biggest youth baseball event - were aware of the problems facing Venezuela, said Salcedo, a lanky and soft-spoken left fielder.
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The fifth-seeded Medvedev, a lanky and vexing player with an unconventional style, defeated the unseeded Grigor Dimitrov, 7-6 (203), 6-4, 6-211, in a semifinal under the roof in Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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"It's a good feeling that I'm able to showcase my skill with my size and show to the kids that you're capable of doing that, even if you're tall and lanky like me," Porzingis said.
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Five of them are ranked No. 1, including a tall, lanky kid from Washington State named Thomas Fletcher, who just graduated from the famed IMG Academy here and is — wait for it — a long snapper.
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In this sequel, David Attenborough's iconic narration often takes a melancholy turn as he explains why an island's crab population is deteriorating, or why a family of lanky lemurs has lost much of its habitat.
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Although the blues—especially as played by his idol Muddy Waters—are all over Mr Berry's music, his lanky fingers played longer and wilder solos, and he wrote new, challenging licks for every song he recorded.
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In time, with licence from his superiors to travel and teach and by posting his lectures on YouTube, his tall, lanky figure, with high-domed bald head, became famous across the world and in other faiths.
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KEENE, N.H. — Resting his lanky frame on a makeup chair backstage at an old vaudeville theater, Andrew Yang's then-campaign manager kept his bloodshot eyes fixed on his phone while the candidate fired up the crowd.
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That October, Leshchenko, a lanky, bearded hipster with a passion for rave culture, became part of a cadre of Western-oriented newcomers elected to Parliament, even as he continued to work as a journalist exposing corruption.
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The players are all men, most with roots in the Land of the Thunder Dragon, the young ones lanky in faded rock tees and track pants, their elders slouching in bomber jackets and bright white kicks.
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Older kids, lanky from growth spurts, first beelined for the internet, then wrote their names down to get the day's meal — macaroni with ground beef — after a gentle reminder from Kevin Collett, a library services assistant.
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"I don't know of anything that is more meditative than this," said Marc Anthony Butcher, 67, a lanky writer and poet, who was once featured in The New York Times as a poem-sharing taxi driver.
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BERLIN — The man whom Chancellor Angela Merkel calls "dear Barack" was back in Berlin on Saturday, his lanky figure and easy smile a reminder for Germans of a different era that ended not so long ago.
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The whole town gathers to see Gwen, Grizz, Bean, Mickey and "the lanky boy" (I'm serious, that's how he's described in the audio description subtitles) off as they head out in search of suitable land to farm.
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The tall, lanky Pandey, from Naubise village in Dhading district, 24 km (15 miles) from Kathmandu, is one of hundreds of thousands in the desperately poor Himalayan country hit by the currency ban announced two weeks ago.
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He places them aptly at the heart of the nuclear conflict and poignantly in the personal odyssey of a lanky, gay pianist from a small prairie town who never wanted to do much except play Russian music.
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LONDON — He has been variously called "Basil" or "the ghost," a mystery man with red hair and a lanky frame who appears to have played a crucial role in the largest burglary in England's history — before disappearing.
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The most recent picture on display, "Tagged" (2014), is one of the many images McNeely has made of a nude, lanky woman, often a stand-in for herself, trapped in some kind of uncomfortable, often intolerable situation.
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If you're looking for shreds of doubt to bolster the chance that McGregor—a tall, lanky southpaw with unorthodox footwork and a left hand that hurts—might really win, his UFC career is ripe for cherry picking.
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The idea for the event came from Jorge Castillo, a lanky 57-year-old librarian and musician with a salt-and-pepper beard who was born in El Paso and grew up in Ciudad Juárez in Mexico.
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The rapid rise of Mr. Muzinich, a lanky father of two from Manhattan, is emblematic of the new power dynamics in Mr. Trump's Washington, where business experience and New York roots are often pathways to top posts.
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They moved in unison, like mirror images — Mr. Wise, tall and lanky, opposite Mr. Livingston, short and sturdily built — except that Mr. Wise lagged just a few seconds behind as he mimicked Mr. Livingston's tie-tying moves.
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Together, the studio and label make up one of the most respected reggae institutions in the United States, and Barnes, a calm, lanky man with a penchant for crisp clothing, is their founder, chief producer and champion.
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Most unusual — and exemplary of Ms. Dorrance's experimentation — is a somber solo for the lanky Mr. Craft, who repeatedly crashes to the floor, legs sliding out from beneath him, as he explores the art of the fall.
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"It's good quality," says the lanky 30-something in a frayed tracksuit and worn-down flip-flops, as he proudly fishes out of his pocket a bud sticky with resin and a golf ball sized lump of hash.
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My chief analyst on this, a lanky Notre Dame graduate, met with me almost daily and stressed that as bad as this might be for Afghanistan and our forces there, the threat could also come to our shores.
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An unknown peanut farmer who had become governor of Georgia outworked and out-organized a slew of liberals including a decent, smart, lanky congressman from Arizona, Morris Udall, who seemed to finish second to Jimmy Carter almost everywhere.
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Danika Harrod, Social Editor: for me it's gotta be Lanky Kong Patrick Klepek, Senior Reporter: I can see me and KK Slider sipping on some whiskey way too late into the night, while he strums his chill guitar.
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They are usually handed over to a clown character, and here it's a goofy traveler (the lanky Fool Koller) who is always on the move — maybe that's why he never overstays his welcome, the usual curse of fillers.
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On Capitol Hill, Mr. Cotton — a lanky long-distance runner who speaks with a slight Southern drawl and who has said that he eats a piece of birthday cake most days — is known for his discipline and intellect.
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I had spent hours in a fugue state watching videos of Jackson when he was a lanky teenager, wiggling his sequined hips in the "Rock With You" music video, his skin still the color of a coconut husk.
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The lanky 6-foot-7 actor will star as WeWork&aposs charismatic co-founder Adam Neumann, in an upcoming series tracking the office-leasing company&aposs spectacular rise and fall, according to the Hollywood Reporter&aposs Lesley Goldberg.
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It was not one of the Crimson Tide's cornerbacks or safeties, those long, lanky young men endowed with what is known throughout college football as SEC speed, for the Southeastern Conference, which Alabama has won three straight years.
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Beyond his lanky frame and floppy hair, he acts in the movie as an anticapitalist hero who happily surrenders his expertise to Princess Kida, his Atlantean love interest who obviously knows more about her culture than he does.
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Lanky 6-8 freshman guard Josh Jackson is showing why he's is considered a high NBA lottery pick, ranking second on the team in scoring (16.5) while also leading the Jayhawks in rebounding (7.2), steals (1.8) and blocks (123).
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The lanky rim protector has excelled in his two years as a pro, becoming the first local player to lead the Chinese league in blocks since, yes, Yao; he is also now a critical part of the national team.
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His tall, lanky form, tousled hair, and calm, owlish expression give him the aura of a pleasantly surprised child who's just wandered into the living room on Christmas morning and discovered a gargantuan Merzbow boxset tucked under the tree.
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The lanky lefty struck out 12 and allowed one run in seven frames to pick up his first victory in a Red Sox uniform and Mitch Moreland continued his hot start with a solo homer to open the scoring.
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To talk to me in a visiting slot in his cell block, he had to lean his lanky body over to the side of the cubicle because the cord on the phone attached to the wall was humiliatingly short.
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In the draped final version, on display in the central gallery, Wiessant is bursting at the seams: His frame remains lanky, but his arms have bulked up, his fingers are splayed almost violently, and his thumb is bent back.
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Jack is tall (basically all legs) and lanky, something I adore about him by day, but which, I came to realize as soon as we were spending every night together, makes it tough to share a queen-size bed.
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A later novel described Hamish, the constable in the fictional village of Lochdubh in the Scottish Highlands, as "tall and gangly and lanky and unambitious," yet he had a shrewdness that, book after book, enabled him to crack cases.
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The lanky 19-year-old had been sitting for almost a month in St. Louis's Medium Security Institution, a city jail known as the Workhouse, after being pulled over for driving some friends around in a stolen Chevy Cavalier.
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If you want to understand the magic of Devil May Cry 5, look no further than V. The game's newest lanky boy addition is one of three heroes to play as throughout Devil May Cry 5's winding narrative.
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The lanky, bespectacled biology professor-cum-municipal politician fears an accident at the Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station, which lies 25 miles south of downtown Miami—and a mere 20 miles from Stoddard's office in South Miami City Hall.
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He fully extended his lanky 7-foot-1 frame and swatted the 3-point attempt out of midair so matter-of-factly that Grant pulled his hands toward his body, looking almost sorry that he had attempted the shot.
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But it is the lanky, ponytailed Stewart who towers above this team, who arrived in Storrs four years ago with the expectation that she would own her era, as Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore, Connecticut greats of yore, owned theirs.
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Built up of repeating, modular units that bring to mind leaves or arrow heads, such pieces as "Tower 9" (2013, forged copper) and "Tower 4" (2006, forged steel) are tall, lanky and plant-like, shooting up from small, chunky, metal bases.
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After a pack of chasing lions closed in for the kill on a fleeing giraffe, the lanky beast did the only thing it could: it ploughed its way through the lead female and made a jaunty run for sweet, sweet freedom.
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MANAGUA (Reuters) - Lesther Aleman, a lanky and bespectacled 22016-year-old student, had never taken part in a protest until April when he became the public face of a revolt that has shaken the rule of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.
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The movie starred a lanky, antic James Woods as Richard Boyle, a sleazy lout of a journalist who travels to El Salvador to report on the civil conflict in the early 1980s, and was as overlooked as Platoon was widely praised.
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The ailing, third-seeded Kerber was beaten by Kiki Bertens, a lanky Dutchwoman who is ranked No. 58, by 6-2, 3-6, 63-3 in the first match on Philippe Chatrier Court on a cool, overcast day at Roland Garros.
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The lanky 2003-year-old with a mop of curly hair was part of a tank crew that had crawled into the German city of Cologne for what would become the US Army's biggest house-to-house fight in Europe.
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They are also given to nudging, off-color innuendo, particularly regarding poor Thomas Jefferson (the amiably lanky and laconic John Behlmann), whose loins burn for his ravishing wife, Martha (Nikki Renée Daniels), from whom he has been separated for weeks.
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His family said it was "his tall, ruggedly handsome, lanky good looks that landed him the unexpected role," but despite having a cigarette in his mouth or hand for around 14 years, Norris never smoked a day in his life.
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CreditCreditDavid Dare Parker for The New York Times PORT HEDLAND, Australia — A lanky, dark-haired surfer, Lee Meadowcroft modeled on the runways of London, Milan and Singapore, then followed his dream of going home to Australia to sell herbal medicines.
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" Before Oxford, Mallory had been self-contained—Jeffery West, who taught Mallory in a Duke acting class, and cast him in a production of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia," said that he was then a "gawky, lanky kind of boy, an Other.
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The lanky wild card kissed the Montreal court after completing a rousing 3-6 6-4 7-13(4) triumph as the 18-year-old became the youngest player to ever reach the quarter-finals of an ATP Masters 1000 event.
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The Knicks opened up a double-digit lead midway through the game, and though the Timberwolves charged back at the end to lose by a single bucket, the real attraction was the lanky showdown involving 14 feet of improbably skilled humans.
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The officers had not been parked five minutes when one, Nancy O'Laughlin, spotted her first targets: two lanky young men, one wearing an empty backpack — a red flag because it suggests that one might be purchasing on behalf of the other.
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Oscar Brand, the lanky, affable, gravelly-voiced folk singer and songwriter whose weekly on-air hootenanny was the longest-running radio show in history with a single host, died on Friday at his home in Great Neck, N.Y. He was 240.
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The lanky Mr. Grubinger, an Austrian virtuoso who was brilliantly athletic in John Corigliano's percussion concerto "Conjurer" with the New York Philharmonic in 2016, shared billing with Ms. Wang in the Carnegie program, and commanded the stage with equal authority.
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The lanky lady depicted in "Standing Nude with a Patterned Robe" has a transparent left arm, an apparently shaved pubis, and two powerfully grotesque satyr-like legs: the combination of which creates a visual mythical delight that is almost involuntary.
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One recent afternoon, Christian Robinson, a lanky 18-year-old who plans to join the Marines after he graduates from high school, said his mom went to rehab when he was 11, but she relapsed last year on meth and heroin.
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Then there is Gucci, of course; its wickedly headstrong designer Alessandro Michele garnishing a long and lanky pink chemise with a gaudy trompe l'oeil bow, or sending an incongruously racy message by patterning a version of the look in cheetah spots.
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Bernd Moss, a lanky, expressive actor in the Deutsches Theater's ensemble, is Ms. Rois's chief interlocutor, heckling or at least provoking her as an onstage spectator, and swashbuckling his way around the stage with her in a long fencing duel.
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Known as Tex, Mr. Watson, a lanky former honor student and high school athlete from Dallas, was said to have led the killing spree as Mr. Manson's assistant after living at the Spahn Ranch for parts of 1968 and 1969.
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On Basketball No matter how incongruous it might look to an outsider to see a former point guard extraordinaire tutoring one of the most distinctive lanky forwards in the history of the sport, there is zero hesitation from Steve Nash.
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The lanky 60-year-old congressman will have a large role in drafting promised legislation to replace former President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement and a huge say in decisions about the future of Medicaid, which the health law greatly expanded.
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Fred Rogers was a curious, lanky man, six feet tall and 23 pounds (exactly, he said, every day; he liked that each digit corresponded to the number of letters in the words "I love you") and utterly devoid of pretense.
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Since then, Mr. Guaidó, a lanky 35-year-old, has spent long days working to shore up his support abroad while leveraging his escalating public support at home to get government insiders, in particular military leaders, to turn on Mr. Maduro.
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But — because this is still a sexy teen supernatural show — Jack has to take breaks from his magical vengeance plot to scheme his way into better grades, pine for a cute girl, and find his own Stiles Stilinski-ish goofy, lovable, lanky sidekick.
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Often there is this idea that short range is the stockier man's territory, but Jon Jones's mastery of elbows in recent years has shown that if you aren't limiting yourself to Queensberry rule,s a lanky man needn't feel uncomfortable in trading range.
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The way the night ended is difficult for her to remember, but the way it started is crystal-clear: Clara—a lanky girl with big brown eyes and a long mane of curls—wandered a few blocks off-campus to a house party.
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Strickland entered the UFC as the youthful King of the Cage middleweight champion and was victorious in his first two outings in the MMA's top promotion—submitting TUF alumni Bubba McDaniel and earning a controversial split decision victory over lanky Englishman Luke Barnatt.
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Midway through a line about having three children and a wife, T.J., 33 and lanky with a long face and combed-back hair, paused to wryly point out that at 16, this was what he'd thought country songs were supposed to be like.
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I could swoop in, do a brief character sketch of somebody who spends his days playing Axis & Allies, make fun of Žižek's slovenliness, and rejoin my brother for the end of Raptors game and grow our familial bond by screaming at lanky millionaires.
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Elected in 2014, the lanky, laid-back congressman is a rare brand in the House GOP conference: a young moderate willing to break with his leadership and his President on everything from gun control bills to repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
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Olson is a man possessed, a man whose curiosity is his tragic flaw, a man whose brain went to Harvard but whose heart never progressed past being nine years old and lied to, a lanky, loquacious loner with an ax to grind.
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It's a kind of memoir, this novel, in which God recounts his obsession with a tall, lanky, promiscuous lab rat, a young woman who's smart enough to enlist bacteria in the production of clean energy, but who just can't find the right man.
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It's reminiscent of Sony's new Xperia 10 and Xperia 10 Plus devices with their long 21:9 displays, but while we found those too lanky to comfortably use, Sharp's would be much easier to pocket given it folds down to half its size.
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But Wiseau and Borchardt are both determined filmmakers with a true love for American cinema, bound by their aggressively ambitious and uncompromising personalities, as well as lanky, long-haired appearances and a shared passion for over-the-top and occasionally off-putting filmmaking.
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" It brings back Woody (the lanky toy cowboy voiced Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen's spaceman) and Bo Peep (Annie Potts), and also introduces Forky, an insecure toy made out of a spork and voiced by Tony Hale, of "Veep" and "Arrested Development.
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But although Joey from "Friends" is charming, he's hardly some funny looking lanky buffoon, nor is he a fusty long-haired professorial type, and he certainly isn't a peppy little guy who become sullen when he wrecks a fabulous car on a racetrack.
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Images of Simmons at that time show a lanky, nubile ingenue who is all legs — a reported 221 inches of them — and whose looks were bound to test the limits of race and beauty standards in the very white world of haute couture.
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Yesterday morning a tall, lanky 16-year-old boy in a red polo shirt stood at a podium in front of a roomful of doctors, scientists, and regulators and told them about how a drug they were considering for approval had changed his life.
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So, yes, it's a relief when Luke eventually comes around to support Kate as a friend, not to mention when Emaline looks at Kate with new eyes and realizes there's something there she might appreciate in the way she once did her lanky boyfriend.
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I was so naive and persuadable, in fact, that one night while chatting, my older friends were able to convince me to toss salt over my shoulders and spin around a few times to ensure the lanky, faceless freak wouldn't kill me in my sleep.
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At the University of Southampton, on England's south coast, I met with a chemical biologist named Ali Tavassoli, a lanky, youthful forty-two-year-old with a chilled-out demeanor, which gives way to geeky enthusiasm when he starts explaining the particulars of protein interactions.
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If he were to remain in Boston, or at least in the American League East, for the remainder of his career, it is very likely he could catch Frank Tanana, another lanky left-hander, for the most starts against the Yankees in the divisional era.
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It was just me, my computer, a file of papers, and John Cameron, a lanky, forty-three-year-old construction supervisor who'd been healthy all his life, felt fine, but was told to see a surgeon for reasons that he still didn't completely understand.
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"He moved with this fluid, lanky, youthful movement, and that contrasted so strongly with Raúl and his stiff military bearing," said Richard Feinberg, a senior fellow in the Latin America initiative at the Brookings Institution, who traveled to Cuba last week to witness the visit.
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Part of it is due to the strength he added to his lanky frame, and part of it is due to all the information he absorbed from the Lakers coaching staff, from teammates like Luol Deng, and from the experiences he had on the floor.
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With his long mane of hair and blue Rickenbacker bass, the tall and lanky Maida, always seemed to be in the right place at the right time and over the years ended up playing and partied with some of the biggest names in music.
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Champions: The Oilers won the first two A.F.L. titles, in the 19773 and 1961 seasons, with George Blanda, a lanky quarterback in his mid-30s who had come out of retirement, and Charlie Tolar, a 5-foot-6 fullback nicknamed the Human Bowling Ball.
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In a letter to his 16-year-old self, which appeared in a Rugby School publication, Farquharson wrote, "You're a lanky, over-confident public school boy, desperately trying to prove to your friends how much of a 'lad' you are and have failed miserably."
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Mr. Meyer, who is tall and lanky and speaks with a kind of barking precision, set out steaming glasses of glogg, otherwise known as spiced wine, and plates of chestnut-size balls of dough made with lemon peel, cardamom and apple and sautéed in butter.
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Toksvig, one half of the comedic duo that paired her with the lanky, eccentric Noel Fielding, had evolved as a warm, self-deprecating presence on the show — who also gamely allowed herself to be the subject of many (many) jokes about her diminutive height.
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So nothing seemed out of the ordinary this past Sunday as I pedaled west on Ninth Street toward Avenue of the Americas and saw a lanky guy heading into the crosswalk without a thought about the light, the traffic or any other petty details.
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It would spiral into different iterations and meanings ( emo) but the lanky OC character started a particular kind of recognition in modern masculinity, or the deconstruction of it, that had long existed: he was sensitive and weird, usually very anxious; shy but funny and wicked smart.
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But before John Waters was John Waters, Self-Deigned Pope of Trash and Prince of Puke, he was a lanky kid from Baltimore crashing punk clubs in a leather jacket, his long, greasy hair dangling precariously over a lit cigarette and, of course, that pencil mustache.
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The western Red Dead Redemption 2 was the best-selling video game, a lanky child yodeling in a Walmart counted as one of the music industry's biggest breakouts, and Kacey Musgraves' LP Golden Hour would go on win the 2019 Grammy for Album of the Year.
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They do play some new tracks from the forthcoming Ti Amo, including new song "Fior di Latte," which Mars announces with goofy grin as he sweeps his long lanky hair out of his face and clutches the mic with two hands, looking out eagerly into the crowd.
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Plimpton, whose lanky frame looked as if had been pieced together out of random lengths of industrial piping, starts on Page 1 with an extended metaphor that involves a crew of Japanese admirals screaming at all the unwieldy parts of his body to act in unison.
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Case #2: John Next, we meet 45-year-old John, a lanky guy with long grayish-brown hair who flew in from Hawaii (which we could've guessed from his chill vibe, his Hawaiian t-shirt, and the fact that he greets the receptionist with an "Aloha").
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With 53 match wins, no player has had more success this year than the lanky Russian but Medvedev had no answers for a rampaging Federer, who needed just 25 minutes to reach the last eight, where he will take on towering sixth-seeded South African Kevin Anderson.
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Drag queens on roller blades vogue-ing their hearts out; lanky gay Boricuas who slept on the heating vents outside of NYU to stay warm through winter because their parents kicked them out; butch dykes who took on the role of mother to the rest of us.
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In Ex Machina, the directorial debut from Sunshine and 28 Days Later screenwriter Alex Garland, Lanky, blonde programmer Caleb Smith (Domhnall Gleeson) is in for the biggest test of his life, and possibly in the history of humanity: the Turing Test to end all Turing Tests.
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"If I could convey one message, it would be don't cross the border in this kind of a situation," said the lanky former English teacher from Somalia, who only wanted to be identified by his first name because he doesn't want to jeopardize his refugee claim.
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Ronson—a lanky man made at least an inch lankier by a towering, dawn-of-rock-and-roll pompadour—is a platinum-selling producer (most famously, of the Bruno Mars collaboration "Uptown Funk") and a recent Academy Award winner (for "Shallow," from "A Star Is Born").
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With his lanky frame and earnest manner, Mr. Stewart cut a remarkably different figure from the eventual winner of the Conservative leadership race, Boris Johnson, who is vowing to pull Britain out of the European Union, with or without a deal managing future relations, on Oct. 31.
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"If you sit at a bar anywhere in town and ask for a tapas menu to order from, it's a surefire sign that you're a tourist because Granadians would never to think to pay for them," said Pablo Romero, a lanky guide and native of the city.
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Dating other famous people, a cynic might say, but there was buzz surrounding this lanky comic even before he became one of the youngest cast members in the history of "Saturday Night Live," and then a regular player in the daily soap opera of online media.
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At one point in the middle of their concert in Madison Square Garden's Hulu Theater on August 3, the lanky, inscrutable Hyungwon manages to flip a water bottle perfectly and the the members explode with cheers and pats on the back as he dances in celebration.
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In person she's tall and lanky, with a long heap of light brown hair behind her, a three-sizes-too-big T-shirt, and clunky white sneakers on her feet, which makes her sound like a geek in an '80s movie but really means she's a 2019 cool girl.
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Katy Perry's latest single "Swish Swish" already had fans talking — the Nicki Minaj-featured track is rumored to be a diss track aimed at Taylor Swift — but a lanky backpack-wearing dancer stole the show when the pop star performed the new song on Saturday Night Live this weekend.
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Taukir came along with them on these excursions, looking alternately keen-eyed and lanky and then despondent and distracted, one arm looped behind his back and clutching the other hand in that lackadaisical, half-stand-at-ease, half-chastised posture that is the hallmark of bored people at rest.
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In "Anthropos #1" (1972), a lanky upright totem of carved mulberry, wild olive wood, linen twine, and wire, Whitten consciously combines an ancient Greek term for humankind and a reference to upright ancient Cycladic figures with the geometric West African wooden tribal carvings and masks that inspired Cubism.
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He's downright scary—six and a half feet of lanky bone and sinew careening through the air at tremendous speed, and all conspiring to hurl a rather solid sphere of leather and string 60 feet and six inches through the air to home plate, and towards you. Anyway.
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But the lanky Russian is now into his first Grand Slam semi-final after a 0003-6(6) 6-3 3-6 6-1 win over Stan Wawrinka on Tuesday and it comes as no surprise to his coach Gilles Cervara, who described his pupil as a "genius".
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The work is touching not only for Mr. Craft's transformation and improvisation as he shifts between lanky entertainer and hobbled villain, but also for Mr. Irwin's conscientious role, as he rises from the narrator's seat to shoo Pantalone offstage and coax the dejected Harlequin back into dancing shape.
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THE SPIRIT OF SCIENCE FICTION By Roberto Bolaño Translated by Natasha Wimmer It's sometime in the early 1970s, and a blond, lanky, 17-year-old poet named Jan Schrella is writing a fan letter to one of his literary heroes, Ursula K. Le Guin, describing his living situation.
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We have The One again, a New One — another lanky, bookish, handsome man with an attractive young family, a thin résumé, an exotic name, a hip affect, a rock star aura, an enticing smile, a liberal press corps ready to fluff his pillows and a frothing Fox News.
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They're both tall, lanky, wear braids and claim their street gang affiliation, but what Snoop said he will remember most is Nipsey's "kind spirit" and how he served as a "peace advocate," making music with rival gang members and showing love to everyone no matter the colors they flew.
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But Anderson, a lanky South African who would go on to reach his first major final at the 2017 Open, was still fortified by the support of the crowd that packed into the 8,500-seat structure and did his best to focus on the match rather than the environment.
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A provision in the bill allows farmers and other cultivators to grow the leafy, lanky plant, cannabis sativa L, and sell its harvest to processors, who in turn extract and market raw materials to producers of hemp-based products, everything from foods, beverages and cosmetics to paper, clothing and building materials.
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" The tall, lanky Landau also was nominated for Oscars as best supporting actor for his role as a visionary carmaker's partner in Coppola's 1988 "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" - the role that revived his career - and as a man who kills his mistress in Allen's 1989 "Crimes and Misdemeanors.
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I wanted to speak with the lanky 36-year-old, who has extra inches thanks to a billowy afro, about how he's managed to write, direct, and act in a show that has shattered limitations placed around black creativity at time when Hollywood is still trying to push white savior films.
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And so on a rain-lashed afternoon, standing in a church room minutes away from the base, Scott Cooper, a lanky retired lieutenant colonel, reprised his role as wingman for his old cockpit mate and pilot, Richard Bew, two Democrats testing their military credentials in Republican swaths of North Carolina.
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But we never see Jared really come to terms with how that experience may have shaped his feelings about sex with men; instead, we keep flashing back to an obliquely shot evening Jared spent while still at college with a lanky local artist, where the most they appear to do is cuddle chastely.
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Its punchy power pop has broadened, daubing power chords with a range of wacky elements: xylophone; marimba; breathy backup vocals; lanky string arrangements; splashes of synthesizer gloss; bubblefunk rhythm guitar; and foregrounded African highlife riffs, of all things, with that high, clear, trebly guitar sound (is this the '80s influence in question?).
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The gathering of works in Chelsea reconfigures the general sense of Twombly (1928-2011) as a lanky, slow-moving, ever-relaxed Southerner who worked in fits and starts and soaked up the good life on Italy's Amalfi Coast or in Lexington, Va. — his birthplace, to which he returned in his later years.
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A lanky former computer science professor from the countryside whose quirky brilliance becomes apparent the longer you listen to him tell you not to interrupt, Mr. Rodriguez is a co-founder of Merchise Startup Circle, a group of Cuban programmers who have begun to host two-day start-up competitions in Havana.
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One natural shot was apparently too provocative for the show (maybe the US isn't that much more liberal than China), but it was perhaps the most memorable, if you can, get a glimpse of it in the exhibition catalog: the recurring, lanky, long-haired woman, legs spread, thighs smeared with menstrual blood.
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Fane Lozman, a lanky captain who converted his 2000-foot former Navy vessel into a salvage ship about six years ago, eases on the throttle as he approaches a marina behind a beige apartment building in North Bay Village, a seaside town made up of three small islands between Miami and Miami Beach.
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Four days after what became known as the Malmedy massacre, Francis Currey, a lanky 21990-year-old Army private in the 248th Infantry Division, carried out an extraordinary feat of arms to repulse an onslaught by the First SS Panzer Division a few miles from where its members had committed the massacre.
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Maddow had torn three ligaments in her left ankle — fishing accident — and one of those ligaments ripped off a piece of her bone, so now she was lumbering toward the sidewalk, her foot strapped into a boot, her lanky body bent over crutches that creaked and boomed with every hit to the sidewalk.
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I shamefully hid it in my pocket three times on a thirty minute walk uptown—once as I made eye contact a lanky college-aged guy in a rainbow bomber jacket and bleached hair near NYU, and another as I walked by an especially chic-looking woman in a big hat in Madison Square Park.
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She said the family member she and her husband tried hardest to protect throughout the war was their elder daughter, Mohanatharsini, the lanky, cheerful 23-year-old who showed us around the house, talking nonstop and dressed in a parrot-green shirt and dark skirt, her uniform at the clothing manufacturer where she works.
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Its most famous set-pieces, though, are more low-tech: the Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, in which the lanky Rockettes fall, one after another, in a line, like dominos; a miniature version of the Central Park skating rink, complete with ice dancers; and the humble Living Nativity, featuring camels, sheep, and a donkey.
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If you make the pilgrimage out to Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright's "cabin" masterpiece designed for the family of Edgar J. Kaufmann, you can see Ms. Reaves's sculpture on the terrace, made during a residency there: a lanky homemade shelving unit with an iridescent burgundy zip-on mantle that looks like a sadomasochistic vampire's cape.
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When she does make an appearance, it's in pieces, like a visual drumroll — first her voice, then her lips talking into a microphone, then her feet (always with the feet!) — before we see the unexpected whole: a canny, lanky, black-bobbed beauty who runs circles around Vincent when he's tasked with entertaining her for the evening.
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Representatives from companies like Amazon and Facebook feted the South Dakota senator, providing evidence that Thune, a genial and lanky Republican from a Plains state not known for its links to the tech industry, has made himself into an indispensable player in debates over the future of technology policy and its ripple effects around the economy.
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Then someone else soon enters the room who, from the other side of a flimsy dividing curtain, can hear Karla's raunchy musings on masturbation, and they do not sit well with him: Don (Erik Lochtefeld), a lanky, middle-aged millionaire who dresses like a homeless person and who's there to visit his mother, the vegetative-seeming Geena (Jacqueline Sydney).
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In 643, Barnes was billed as the next Kobe Bryant, which is the silly, breathless sort of thing meat market experts say to justify all the time they spend lurking in the bleachers of high school gyms, but he was genuinely as promising as any lanky, 264-year-old, semi-formed mass of talent can be.
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While Mr. Vogel — a lanky, 34-year-old attorney and poet with a commanding voice who serves as the executive director of The New York Preservation Archive Project — spun tales of this forgotten nightspot, a young man in a pink tank top and navy shorts stenciled the words "Gay Bar Was Here" with blue chalk on the sidewalk.
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Milos Raonic, the big-serving No. 6 seed, beat 25th-seeded Albert Ramos-Viñolas, by 7-63 (3), 6-4, 7-5 to set up an intriguing fourth-round encounter with 10th-seeded Alexander Zverev, the lanky, 20-year-old German who ousted the little-known Austrian qualifier Sebastian Ofner, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.
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At Allison's side, and in her creative thrall, were four friends enlisted to help execute her plans: a young producer energized by the vintage studio equipment at hand; a good-natured guitar player (who also happened to be Allison's boyfriend); a lanky bassist; and an old pal with a video camera, hired to document the process.
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As part of Lucasfilm's strategy to strain the fragile human hearts preparing for the end of Star Wars (until a new movie in the series comes in 2022), the studio has found yet another weak spot it hadn't already prodded: the possible death of C-22PO, the lanky, lovable gold-plated droid who's been with the franchise since A New Hope.
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Baby Carrie Fisher and her younger brother Todd toddle around their childhood mansion, play in their pool, and appear on TV. The entire documentary would be worth it just for the footage of Fisher as a lanky, grinning teenager, belting out Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" at one of Reynolds' cabaret shows, or improvising a wacky dance on a California lawn.
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The up-close, softly lit compositions produce an aura of tranquility even in the midst of disconcerting situations, as with the burly and legless "Disabled Ex-servicemen" (1928) in his wooden wheelchair, alone at the foot of sidewalk steps, or in images of anodyne aristocrats or bureaucrats, like the lanky, nattily-dressed "Public Prosecutor" (1931), with his beady-eyed attentiveness.
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The lanky right-hander, working around a 45-minute rain delay after the fifth inning, held the Yankees without a hit into the seventh inning before Aaron Judge ended it with a double over the head of center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr. Giancarlo Stanton followed with an infield single, but Porcello quashed any hopes that the Yankees would bash their way back into the game.
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Gucci comes through with the kind of tough-silly bars that made him famous: "my money lanky taller than a man six foot three / my left pinky: nine carat diamond cut so neat / and if I told you what it cost, you would say golly" (yes, pals, the reason everyone is freaking out so much about Gucci being back is that he's the hardest rapper who rhymes folksy expressions like "golly").
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The lanky Wu-Tang leader has a lot to be excited about; since early this morning, he's been filming a music video with Interpol frontman Paul Banks, who's also perched in front of me in shadowy formal attire, for their much-anticipated Banks & Steelz project, first announced back in 2013 and finally seeing the light of day later this summer with the release of the album Anything But Words on August 26.
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To put it more precisely: Why did Mr. Letterman, after stepping down from CBS's "Late Show" and a 22-year career in late-night television and all but disappearing from public life, spend the past year and a half cultivating a fleecy and prodigious mound of facial hair, which, depending on your disposition, makes this 2700-year-old entertainer look like either a lanky Santa Claus or an escapee from an asylum?
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The compositions at times parody Leni Riefenstahl's "Triumph of the Will," while Dr. T, foppish and lanky, seems modeled after the wartime caricatures of Adolf Hitler that Mr. Geisel published in the New York tabloid PM. Adding to the allegory, the adult hero, an all-American plumber named Zabladowski (Peter Lind Hayes, Ms. Healy's real-life husband and show-business partner), must be coaxed to join Bart in the struggle against the music teacher's totalitarian racket.
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Anderson, who insisted on practicing despite being hampered by a sore left hamstring, was joined by a motley crew — teammates like Gabe Freeman, a lanky forward from Phoenix and the Mill Rats' only licensed mechanic, and Anthony Stover, a former reserve center at U.C.L.A. Stover said he had received more lucrative offers from teams overseas — N.B.L. clubs are subject to a salary cap of 150,000 Canadian dollars (less than $23,000), spread among 12 players — but was lured to St. John after playing for Spon last season with the Rochester RazorSharks of the Premier Basketball League.
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