"THE MYSTERY OF THE MISMATCHED LOUBS 🔍 Did Carrie buy these mismatched sandals straight off the rack?" the fan account wrote.
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"THE MYSTERY OF THE MISMATCHED LOUBS 🔍 Did Carrie buy these mismatched sandals straight off the rack?" the fan account wrote.
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Friday Socks Co. Bacon and Eggs Mismatched Socks, $13They may be mismatched but bacon and eggs are really a perfect pair.Â
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Damaged serial numbers or mismatched labels can be telltale signs.
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Together they face a firing squad of mismatched TV remotes.
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It's certainly a new take on the mismatched bridesmaid trend.
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We park ourselves on plastic patio chairs in mismatched colors.
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They complement the restaurant's whimsical décor, including the mismatched glassware.
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Nine small salvaged chandeliers illuminate tables set in mismatched period china.
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The Nets are 14-40, with a roster of mismatched talents.
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Royal or not, wearing mismatched earrings is a bold fashion choice.
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But to the sisters, a botched boob job left them mismatched.
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What happens next is a blur of mismatched fears and assumptions.
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It was as if the city had fragmented into mismatched pieces.
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She then paired an eye-catching yellow skirt with mismatched pumps.
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Our libidos are mismatched, with me being the high-desire partner.
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If you study the face closely, you'll notice its mismatched eyes.
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Currently, the hare is only mismatched by a week or two.
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It was violent and dangerous, with crooked managers and mismatched fights.
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The dated computers, mismatched furniture and portable fan suggest another era.
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These are more than "mismatched goals," even when motivated by love.
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"I like that offbeat, mismatched kind of stuff," Becky Voyce said.
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Even Sarah Jessica Parker isn't over Carrie Bradshaw's mismatched Christian Louboutins.
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This quick fix also works wonderfully to visually unify any mismatched furniture.
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Sometimes that shows up as mixed-gender wedding parties and mismatched attire.
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The g's were mirror images instead of mismatched as DiMaggio composed them.
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They're mismatched buddy cops from radically different backgrounds and with different worldviews.
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You have to pretend you like the mismatched colors of their team.
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This season, there's been whisperings that the shot is even more mismatched.
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I helped one client sort out ten years worth of mismatched socks.
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At Syrian checkpoints, irregulars in mismatched uniforms and shabby sneakers keep watch.
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One news outlet called California's 1100 Wilshire in Los Angeles "hideously mismatched."
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Minnesota's Capella Tower in Minneapolis is a little too mismatched for some.
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What's out of vogue from 1998: thin eyebrows and mismatched lip liner.
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Mismatched boxers often reach a tacit agreement, like animals fighting for dominance.
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Mismatched furniture and weathered free-standing doors capture the neighborhood's bohemian attitude.
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Remember back in 2014 when mismatched earrings first hit the fashion scene?
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But the scales of global emissions and personal choices are badly mismatched.
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They're big, gaudy, and often they're accumulations of traditionally mismatched architectural elements.
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"Barricades" is a mismatched grid of white and bright orange traffic barriers.
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The aging terminal was packed and badly lit, with peeling, mismatched carpeting.
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BEYOND THEIR mismatched styles, Cai and Gehry are an odd pair temperamentally.
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The parents, mismatched, fought a lot and, when Steven was nineteen, divorced.
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Shirley's moving account chronicles the seemingly mismatched friendship between the two men.
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But in terms of customer service, it's a pile of hot mismatched garbage.
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Jacquemus reigns supreme over the eccentric earring trend, though, with his mismatched pairs.
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Pinterest also notes that searches for mismatched bridesmaid dresses are on the rise.
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I love a good split—the weirder and more seemingly mismatched, the better.
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And now another form: mismatched shoes (soon-to-be guilty after this story).
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Cleared of major injuries, it was Bowie's mismatched eyes that has attracted curiosity.
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When our paths crossed, several drinks down, we found our moods were mismatched.
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Think mismatched clothing, high-end brands, and a nod to the streetwear realm.
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The Beauty of Subtly Mismatched Earrings: Four singular sets that aren't exactly identical.
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For example, what happens to all those "mismatched" calories that don't get metabolized?
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Food arrives on grandmotherly, mismatched china; family members beam out from framed photos.
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Like mismatched matryoshka dolls, the plays knock together when they ought to nest.
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They discussed trade, and the internet discussed Mr. Trudeau's mismatched "Star Wars" socks.
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One of the teachers stocked it with mismatched old dishes for communal use.
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Enjoy it in a cheery patio with tiled tables and mismatched throw pillows.
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Of course, some couples can be compatible even if their refrigerators seem mismatched.
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My collection was totally mismatched, so I always knew which mugs were mine.
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But the two economies are yoked together, despite their mismatched sizes and fiscal policies.
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Lulu DK x We Wore What Moon & Star Large Mismatched Drop Earrings, $84; nordstrom.com
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Importantly, this analysis isn't just a public service meant to assist the chronically mismatched.
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Wallpaper, painted floors, mismatched throw pillows — if you've pined for it, she's done it.
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But don't let your mismatched folding chairs or those pesky walls get you down.
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The cost for replacing your old, mismatched food storage containers can really add up.
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Mismatched children's sandals scavenged from a sprawling dump nearby are sold on the roadside.
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North Korea is mismatched when it comes to military technology and capability, experts say.
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How much more value would they create than the unhappy, mismatched workforce of today?
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Still, there are retailers like thredUP's The Mismatched 'Maid that help keep costs down.
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Mr. LĂłpez Obrador and Mr. Trump are on their own, together and terribly mismatched.
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When the shoes catch up, they see the girl's father, too, wearing mismatched shoes.
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Another problem is the mismatched incentives that regulators face with regard to energy efficiency.
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Go deeper: Our higher education system is mismatched with the realities of modern life
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Close to 600 ballots in Gwinnett County were initially rejected due to mismatched signatures.
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As with any mismatched movie pair, Brock and Venom eventually find a common understanding.
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She wore the mismatched set on a visit to Cardiff, Wales with fiancé Prince Harry.
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Were you imagining two mismatched dudes like Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan in Rush Hour?
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Unlike fancy purses or a trendy pair of mismatched earrings, shoes are all about practicality.
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Then, you glance towards and floor and spot them: a pair of mismatched beige heels.
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Models wore mismatched earrings, fistfulls of rings, long thin chain necklaces — even delicate ankle bracelets.
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But 12K video is rather mismatched with my Pixel 2128 XL with 22018GB of space.
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I find nothing more heartwarming than when two male friends of ridiculously mismatched heights hug.
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A second flyer handed out by the Trump campaign contained four mismatched names and numbers.
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Even more problems are being reported with this method, though, possibly due to mismatched build.
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Then he went for seconds, tweeting about Spicer wearing mismatched shoes to work that day.
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Flowers everywhere, perfectly mismatched dishware, beautifully embroidered napkins she picked up in Mexico or wherever.
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The ruby slippers in the museum's possession are actually a mismatched pair, Ms. Machado said.
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At the opening ceremony, Kenya's team came out in mismatched outfits, raising eyebrows and questions.
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"I like to merge mismatched ideas together to create a quirky juxtaposition," Farrell tells Creators.
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They were often mismatched with heavier opponents and sometimes not even paid for their efforts.
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We were terribly mismatched sexually, and it wasn't something that he was interested in addressing.
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But there is no working around the fact that Margaret and Wilcox are fundamentally mismatched.
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The mismatched pieces of wood, nailed together, resemble the wreckage that occurs after natural disasters.
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Today, the pair's art hangs throughout; their Knoll and Paul McCobb furniture is gracefully mismatched.
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And we were not disappointed with the result of their mismatched duel-turned-dance-off.
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My father, in addition to being scatterbrained and mismatched and menschy and brilliant, is dead.
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Tucker's mismatched eyes aren't passed down, but something bad keeps going wrong in Rhonda's womb.
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Historical documents say they were mismatched on just about every front: intellectually, ideologically, even physically.
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Fortunately, nightmares full of oversized, mismatched furniture are about to be a thing of the past.
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Paint each nail a different color, and you get a shade transition that feels purposefully mismatched.
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As such, she certainly doesn't reserve any pleasantries for her mismatched group of night school students.
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That's the first step to achieving a sense of balance unique to these seemingly mismatched pairs.
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Pay proper tribute to Doby the House Elf with this pair of mismatched "Harry Potter" socks.
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The mismatched eye look is something Mollie came up with on set at a photo shoot.
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I, meanwhile, wore an ill-fitting, rented tuxedo with mismatched accents, and the contrast was striking.
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A former DPP vice-minister, Tung Chen-yuan, highlights how mismatched the two sides now are.
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They are perfectly matched, which is to say interestingly mismatched, given the trajectory of the story.
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It has four mismatched legs, a tangle of writhing necks, and heads craning in every direction.
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The adjoining cafe, AVA Brew, with mismatched furniture and Pushcart Coffee, doubles down on the vibe.
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Well, now we give you mismatched makeup and we've got to admit, we're seriously digging it.
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The result is so incredibly Phoebe: creative, wacky, and mismatched in the most perfect ways possible.
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Doc, Sal and Mueller are a perhaps too-perfectly mismatched set of contrasting styles and attitudes.
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We picked the tracks and artists that capture a moment mismatched to usual joys of pop.
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A panel of often mismatched entertainers answers questions from unpredictable callers, and bizarre experiments are performed.
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He was "the boss" in a cardigan sweater, with a gruff mouth and sometimes mismatched socks.
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Here are some other things to consider when you and your partner have mismatched sex drives.
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Scientists think these mismatched measurements show that something is missing from their model of the universe.
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It's quite a challenge to wade through his stream of contradictory attitudes and purposefully mismatched techniques.
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When markets become volatile, investment timing is lost to confusion and becomes mismatched with actual market movement.
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Supply is tight in neighborhoods across the nation, but certain local markets are more mismatched than others.
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He found it charming, with its mismatched furniture, its multicolored walls, its unused bottles of discounted wine.
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The mismatched expectations could mean investors are saving less than they should to reach their retirement goals.
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The mismatched gear was a problem in that it made it hard to tell friend from foe.
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The bartender distributes mismatched mugs of hot cocoa, made with water and an alcoholic shot of choice.
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But Ivanka as climate czar seems as mismatched as a conspiracy theorist in charge of national security.
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I slumped down on my kitchen floor, surrounded by boxes of mismatched dishes, and started to cry.
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In another, Kim Jong-il strikes a fabulous pose in a mismatched Nike and Adidas track suit.
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Laszlo Sandler, the senior-caucus president, was M.I.A. They sat around a table in mismatched office chairs.
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It was bold, mismatched, and veered from traditional fall trends — and that's exactly why we love it.
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They meet at an ugly hotel with mismatched furniture and visit the fish factory where he works.
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They were mismatched, as Ms. See described them: he fun-loving and encouraging, she not so much.
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Many of the historical matchups that resulted in 0-3 deficits were between teams that were mismatched.
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Once there, I made another split-second decision to lift my skirt and expose my mismatched calves.
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The floral wallpaper, crystal chandeliers, mismatched wood floors and cramped 1980s kitchen didn't suit Mr. Bonsignore's taste.
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But the nation's housing market is assuredly unhealthy; in fact, it is increasingly mismatched with today's buyers.
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On "Rob & Big," the duo, mismatched in size and disposition, shared a house in the Hollywood Hills.
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Che: Election officials in Florida said their ballot machines overheated, causing mismatched results in the recount. Word.
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The objects' shadows are mismatched with their forms as if to hint at the deception of appearances.
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Mismatched furniture didn't help the lack of light, lending an overall unwelcoming feel to the otherwise warm set.
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But that is because in those elections, the campaigns are often greatly mismatched in resources and political skill.
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We thought the rainbow manicure lived and died in middle school, but mismatched polish is undeniably cool again.
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The seemingly mismatched coupling was framed by tabloids as a sort of giddy, glorious second chance at love.
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Insurance coverage for those businesses "appeared to be mismatched to the actual damage that occurred," the report said.
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Rowling had received four mismatched dining room chairs in 1995 when she was a single mother in Scotland.
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Let's face it: A lot of relationships out there feel like trying to fit together mismatched puzzle pieces.
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The rapid switch from an uptempo hit to a slowed down piano-backed track was rushed and mismatched.
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At the Kids' Choice Awards in 2004, Lopez wore low-rise pants as part of a mismatched look.
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Niu Nai is "odd-eyed," which means she has heterochromia, a genetic condition responsible for her mismatched eyes.
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Now that their chromosomes were mismatched with those of slough crayfish, they could no longer produce viable offspring.
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The hallway floors are dotted with mismatched tiles and scarred with peeling grout; the ceilings are already leaking.
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In "Minnie and Moskowitz" (1971), he and Ms. Rowlands played the title roles, a pair of mismatched lovers.
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For reasons he could not explain, new officers performed the best, accepting around 20 percent of mismatched photos.
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Amanam said mismatched skin tone makes it more difficult for people to feel confident with their artificial limbs.
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This is Chase's third book with these adorably rosy-cheeked, mismatched creatures who overcome snafus and stay friends.
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Indeed, she said, a ballot cast by Mr. Williams's daughter was once rejected because of a mismatched signature.
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The room was bare of furniture aside from a dozen mismatched chairs and a dresser of figured maple.
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They're a good concept and a driving force in the game, yet they're fundamentally mismatched with Borderlands' world.
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Stylist Zoe Cabello went on to add a pair of mismatched chandelier earrings to finish off the look.
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The lawsuit against Lyft highlights these mismatched interests, despite both companies' claims that safety is a top priority.
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Hammons noticed that Dodie was wearing mismatched shoes—the same model, but one black and the other blue.
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The majority of people ranked "uncomfortable beds and towels" as most bothersome, above small bathrooms or mismatched décor.
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As they drive through the South in 1962, the mismatched men begin to realize they have common ground.
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From his purposely mismatched sweaters to the color of his hair, every detail of this look was intentional.
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Scott immediately filed an appeal Thursday challenging Warner's decision to allow Florida to potentially count ballots with mismatched signatures.
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Her mismatched over-the-knees boots read Double Dutchess, the name of her visual album due to drop Friday.
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Two of those parts, the stem catch in the handlebars and stomp brake on the rear hub, were mismatched.
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Its brilliance as a plot device in the book is that it obscures and edits, corralling mismatched characters together.
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Because let's face it, that mismatched, stained, and "where did this even come from?" container is just not cute.
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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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Henry Deaver and The Kid are a pair of mismatched men whose mysteries form the center of Castle Rock.
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On Monday, a photo of the press secretary went viral because it looked like he was wearing mismatched shoes.
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Let's recap what we know: The collection was first announced in October with statement tights and mismatched sparkly shoes.
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It's known for being a mismatched trash-hodgepodge of liquors, soda, and citrus with some legendary hangover aftermath attached.
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Besides their lofty claims, the most peculiar thing about them is that the product and company seem totally mismatched.
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The mismatched detectives in his new film, "The Nice Guys", have two attributes in common, incompetence and self-loathing.
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When planning an ideal buddy comedy, you presumably want two leads who are either perfectly matched or perfectly mismatched.
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The décor — silver farmhouse chairs, black-beamed ceiling, mismatched floral china — is as refined yet unpretentious as the food.
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Mr. Comey roasted Mr. Margolis's fashion sense by wearing a loud orange tie with a mismatched, untucked purple shirt.
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She filled the rooms with mismatched furniture bought at thrift stores and borrowed from her flamboyant mother-in-law.
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When I saw someone I was drawn to, I did not study our compatibility, seeking out our mismatched traits.
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The show's mismatched creators — apparently assembled by random spins of a Rolodex — call the result a kung fu musical.
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If people see a bunch of mismatched overweight slobs, they are not going to care what they are saying.
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Understated formal elements, often mismatched to the odd events depicted, imply an emotional disconnect that is tenaciously adhered to.
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" The word means broken, but she meant its more popular sartorial definition, mismatched, or as she put it, "unexpected.
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I remember staring down at my mismatched hands, feeling betrayed — not by my genes, but by my observational powers.
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The first nine weeks were an "X-Files" parody involving mismatched partners solving wacky-alien cases of the week.
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A set of matching (or artfully mismatched) towels and bath mats can help prettify a less-than-lovely space.
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That's why the soul mates are mismatched; that's why the vain, needy Tahani is there in the first place.
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In the yard, mismatched chairs, stacked pallet tables and umbrellas rest on a bed of gravel and cigarette butts.
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I came up during the time of Madonna: mismatched earrings, crop tops, holes in your jeans and scrunchy boots.
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And now, she's daring to go where no royal has gone before: She wore mismatched earrings for an official engagement.
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A mismatched market is where the type of available supply is not in balance with the current type of demand.
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The Daily Jewel Proenza Schouler unearthed fool's gold, tiger's eye and other gemstones for its artsy, totally groovy mismatched earrings.
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Over the course of the series, it's clear that they're an incredibly mismatched couple, as they bicker back and forth.
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Magid will activate one of Calder's standing mobile sculptures whose base and top were mismatched and separated in the 1960s.
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From Nicole Kidman's strategically mismatched heels to Heidi Klum's custom-dyed slingback sandals, the shoe game was hotter than ever.
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Many have been laid low by profligate governments, overstretched companies, mismatched balance-sheets, fickle foreign capital or volatile commodity prices.
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We're confident that the mismatched twosome of massive rocks has a very posh next chapter ahead, whatever that may entail.
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The mismatched view between the U.S. and its NATO ally has caused a number of issues in the past year.
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According to Mother Jones, Florida officials rejected 24,000 ballots in 2012 and 28,000 ballots in 2016 for purportedly mismatched signatures.
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It is garish, perpetually unoccupied, and stylistically mismatched to the other houses on the road, formally named The Bishops Avenue.
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Justin Timberlake wore a mismatched jacket and pants — complete with a sleek pinstripe down the side — for a bold look.
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Can this hilariously mismatched duo find a way to set aside their differences and work together towards a common goal?
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When the one-room restaurant, with its beige metal siding and mismatched tables and chairs, opens at 22005:230 a.m.
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A village of lumpy, mismatched characters greets you at the door, while strange, jewel-toned monsters and creatures lurk beyond.
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Despite their booming business, though, the Balducci clan was as mismatched as bread and butter on an authentic Italian table.
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Often the action stops while the musicians play, however feelingly, which gives the show a stuttering rhythm, a mismatched shape.
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The mismatched soundtrack makes Ashes's insouciance feel foolish at times — but, given his boyish and charming demeanor, not for long.
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Saying yes to each other, and also saying yes to all the mismatched socks for the rest of our lives.
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Last weekend, the headquarters sat mostly empty, with just a few pieces of mismatched furniture in a large open space.
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That makes it appealing to a diverse and sometimes mismatched group that includes tech enthusiasts, civil libertarians, hackers and criminals.
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There are mismatched demands and expectations on both sides, and the pitfalls have only gotten more obvious in recent weeks.
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They were crammed onto mismatched furniture, their long limbs so intertwined I couldn't tell which limb belonged to which body.
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That makes it appealing to a diverse and sometimes mismatched group that includes tech enthusiasts, civil libertarians, hackers and criminals.
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In the music video, the guys are dressed in floppy hats and mismatched clothing doing the viral internet shoot dance.
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"That relationship was a mystery to all of us — even Jim and myself — because we are terribly mismatched," she said.
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Instead, do what Hawkins does: go for fun and funky, with random, mismatched chairs from vintage shops or flea markets.
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From mismatched pairs of earrings to a riff on Richard Burton's 40th birthday gift for Elizabeth Taylor, 2017 sure sparkled.
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Here, a perfectly mismatched pair by Hemmerle, with rubellite, tourmaline or oval amethyst, suspended by beaded amethysts or beaded garnet.
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The charming space includes vintage-style tables, mismatched chairs and wood plank floors, and is known for its excellent breakfasts.
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That caused mismatched results with the recount of 174,000 early voting ballots, forcing workers to go back and redo their work.
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Dallas, which tops Trulia's list of most mismatched markets, has seen a huge drop in its supply of homes for sale.
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"Let this Court be clear: it is NOT ordering county canvassing boards to count every mismatched vote, sight unseen," Walker said.
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I don't really think it worked quite as well — it seemed mismatched to have a casual vest over this dressier top.
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Snip a few pieces of ribbon and tie one around a variety of jars to make a mismatched collection look unified.
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We wore mismatched, unwashed sweatshirts and leggings with weird kaleidoscopic patterns because our mother didn't pay much attention to our clothes.
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They also discuss some of the reasons why this year's top prizewinners were so wildly mismatched from many critics's top picks.
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The gig was notoriously stressful, with managers constantly assailing the Garden's matchmaker for mismatched bouts that would boost their fighter's record.
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On the edges you can see design lines that are mismatched and make the G5 feel cheaper than it actually is.
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Last week, a federal court judge ordered Georgia election officials to halt the rejection of absentee ballots due to mismatched signatures.
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She tied this mismatched outfit together with matching strappy sandals and a complementary shade of lipstick from her brand, Fenty Beauty.
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In early May, the activewear start-up Outdoor Voices released a Teva collaboration with sandals marked by mismatched, color blocked straps.
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Well, it's Walker's job to keep us guessing, even at the risk of clumsily building her heroine out of mismatched parts.
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This comedy about concealed identities, madness and mismatched couples contains some lovely arias and ensembles, but also reams of workmanlike recitative.
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" After they'd discussed telltale signs of fake news such as mismatched fonts and bad grammar, John-Hall asked, "What about quotes?
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It has all the tropes — mismatched police partners, prying small-town reporters, gruesome murder — but everyone is bad at their job.
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In Ohio, an Associated Press review found thousands of absentee applications were denied last year because of missing or mismatched signatures.
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Lawmakers sustained the bipartisan tradition of using spare tickets to import human symbols, looking upon Mr. Trump like a mismatched orchestra.
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Mainly I wanted to know what it feels like to be on a schedule mismatched with the rest of the world.
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The hypothesis here isn't that chronotype inherently causes these negative outcomes, but rather that a mismatched chronotype and daily schedule do.
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I don't think they were necessarily bad people, but I think the miscommunication made it such that the experiences were mismatched.
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Trump — despite being the world's most powerful man, with the world's most powerful pulpit — portrayed himself as mismatched against a biased press.
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The promotional website for Michael Jordan's 1996 flick Space Jam is dripping with datedness—terrible backgrounds, mismatched font, and Shockwave games galore.
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The sturdiness of "Wagon II", from 1964, belies its lightheartedness; with its mismatched wheels and upright "driver", it evokes a strange charioteer.
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Guests ate at long tables decorated with family photos, mismatched glass candlesticks and hydrangeas hand-painted in a pink/purple/green hue.
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That decision is what lead to the mismatched notches on the Google Pixel 3 (no notch) and Pixel 3 XL (giant notch).
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"There's even some evidence that well-adjusted couples who have mismatched sleep schedules are actually much better at problem solving," she said.
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Occasionally, an artist or a song that my housemate and I liked would creep into what we deemed a musically mismatched context.
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Charlotte and Raleigh, in North Carolina, and North Port, Florida, are also highly mismatched, with not enough affordable homes to meet demand.
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If a market is highly mismatched, there are likely to be more renters than buyers, which bodes well for single-family landlords.
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If the issue is more about mismatched bedtimes and wake-up times, Dr. Augelli says you should stick to your own clock.
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Not especially well, though, and its headlines are seemingly compiled robotically, which results in fragments of nonsense often paired with mismatched images.
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But for couples who are mismatched in their habits, weed is a lot less chill—and a lot more complicated to navigate.
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From classic pearls to mismatched gems to trendy druzy stones, your bridesmaids are sure to wear these far beyond your big day.
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The biochemical cost of coping with mismatched mitochondria might, therefore, be tempering the animals' metabolisms in ways that improve their overall health.
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I am seated at what appears to be an old tea trolley, decorated with china dogs and an assortment of mismatched cutlery.
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The cups were mismatched in color and in shape, the pitcher rose oddly elongated behind them, the whole painting was eccentric, asymmetrical.
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"This is the most lopsided, mismatched labor market in the nation's history," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank.
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She admires his steely work ethic and believes, behind his facade of good cheer and mismatched socks, his discipline is nearly fanatical.
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In them, he comes off as a wannabe Rainer Werner Fassbinder, with his many-ringed fingers, thick mustache, mismatched earrings, and sunglasses.
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These areas felt like whimsical galleries hung with dozens of eclectic paintings and mismatched seating that paired velveteen couches with sculptural chairs.
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As with many siblings, the sisters at the center of Morgan Dameron's "Different Flowers" fit together like a pair of mismatched socks.
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" 'Standard Deviation' by Katherine Heiny "About a perfectly mismatched New York City couple whose son, with autistic tendencies, is an origami prodigy.
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Specifically, his mismatched "Star Wars" socks, one in blue and gray with R2D2 and the other in gold and black depicting C3PO.
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Dazzled by this courageous man from the woods, Rhonda falls for Tucker, wondering already if their children will have his mismatched eyes.
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When Charlize Theron wore a mismatched pair of mega-diamond earrings to the Academy Awards in February, social media went into overdrive.
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Presumably, the senators thought even a president of the other party deserved the cabinet of his choice provided nominees weren't radically mismatched.
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They added feet and side panels to boxwood carvings, turned interior reliefs upside down and cobbled together mismatched halves into single beads.
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I'm generally aware if they are mismatched, or holey, but have I really strategized about them — and coordinated them to my clothes?
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According to WFAA, in the bin with the bag was a broken blow dryer, some torn and stained clothes and two mismatched shoes.
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If you want all these letters to appear equal in size, you have to adjust their height and positioning, lest they look mismatched.
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At best one in five new drugs succeeds, and so the financial rewards are mismatched with the immense value antibiotics provide to society.
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Florida law says that when election workers find mismatched signatures, they must try to notify the voter and give them until 5 p.m.
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If a pre-production unit with mismatched parts can slip through, who's to say the same thing can't happen to Boosted's production scooters?
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Many of us have gone out with someone once and then moved on, thanks to a lack of spark or totally mismatched lifestyles.
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His mismatched eyes have one brown and one white iris, and his soul is as cold as his yellow-white hair and pallor.
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The Daily Jewel Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez unearthed fool's gold, tiger's eye and other gemstones for these artsy, totally groovy mismatched earrings.
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In the most 90's future-techie video ever, a man in a mismatched suit and bowtie manipulates a waist-high scroll ball.
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Since uninfected females don't have the corresponding key to unlock the male's Wolbachia-modified genes, the eggs from these mismatched couplings never develop.
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It was their mismatched nature that made them such a compelling couple in the first place, but who are they without the other?
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In most respects, the venue resembles your typical cozy/shabby coffee joint: freelancers sit on mismatched furniture, working on laptops and eating food.
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His eyes could appear eerie and mismatched, producing a captivating or mesmeric gaze from on stage or through the lens of a camera.
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations Stunning Collages Erupt From The Mind of This Turkish Artist Collages Embrace Imperfections with Quirky Mismatched Faces
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If Darren Aronofsky and Jennifer Lawrence can't make it, what hope is there for any grossly mismatched couple in this topsy-turvy world?
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Like his trademark yellow Suzuki Esteem with the mismatched door, Jimmy is unmistakeable—you can see him and his flaws a mile away.
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Each conversation between the two mismatched women is tense, mirroring the psychosexual discomfort perfected by Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis in Black Swan.
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You don't need to add to the mix a million mismatched towels, hand-me-down dishes, and clothes you haven't worn in years.
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Just like Brucker, an 84-year-old Pagedale resident, Mildred Bryant, was fined for several residential violations, the most outrageous being mismatched curtains.
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Transplant chains are able to take pairs of mismatched living donors and recipients and scramble them around to create chains of matching pairs.
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Hidden behind an unassuming door, I discovered a polished lobby filled with plants, mismatched chairs, white-washed brick walls, and shiny tiled floors.
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Indifferent to continuity, Micheaux, an extremely pragmatic filmmaker, cobbled together scenes out of imperfect takes and papered over mismatched shots with dubbed dialogue.
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During its run, "Sex and the City" featured so many unique ways of styling clothing, from mismatched shoes to belts over bare midriffs.
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Read more:CĂ©line Dion's $750 mismatched stilettos stole the show at Paris Fashion WeekCĂ©line Dion is already 2019's reigning queen of celebrity fashion.
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A new law implemented for the first time this year gives voters with a mismatched signature more hope of having their votes counted.
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You can thank his Chinese and Romanian parents, as well as his upbringing in Toronto, for his ability to pair seemingly mismatched ingredients.
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Mismatched libidos come in all forms, from the amount of sex we desire to the ways in which we desire to have it.
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Related: This Artist Recreates Memories With Photographic Collage These Handcrafted Collages Are Hopelessly Lost in Thought Collages Embrace Imperfections with Quirky Mismatched Faces
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"The vaccine will also likely prevent severe disease and death caused by H3N2 viruses, even though this component of the vaccine is mismatched."
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Mismatched towels aren't a big deal when you're dealing with communal showers, but they won't look very good in your bathroom full time.
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The Daily Jewel A mismatched set of earrings — one large pearl, one crystal drop — makes for a perfectly feminine, and perfectly quirky, moment.
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The main buildings resemble skyscrapers that have been expelled from other cities and deposited here, their mismatched angles gesturing in an aesthetic void.
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Earrings, long a loving pair, are especially ripe for this look, and are being uncoupled into mismatched shapes, sizes or different colored stones.
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This installation was especially meant to conjure a Chinatown bus stop, with its mismatched tiles, hanging red lanterns and unglamorous folding chair setup.
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It was a skirt of crinoline, like a giant floral handkerchief fastened with a gold belt and daringly mismatched with a denim shirt.
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James was busy winning championships with the Miami Heat, and the Cavaliers stumbled along by surrounding Irving with a collection of mismatched parts.
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His mismatched eyes are sensitive, too, and are often hidden behind makeshift sunglasses fashioned from a mask in order to keep flies out.
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It found that what constitutes a great rivalry is not necessarily just proximity: If the two teams are horribly mismatched, the ferocity diminishes.
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Alex (Romain Duris) has a very special profession: Anxious friends and parents pay him to break up mismatched couples by seducing the woman.
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It would be cool if "The Get Down" evolved into some messy stealth masterpiece, its many mismatched octopus arms thrashing toward something tremendous.
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And so we have rafts of sheets, towels, comforters, pillows and air mattresses, along with dozens of mismatched plates and bowls and glasses.
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In the bin with the bag with her damaged bag was a broken blow dryer, some torn and stained clothes and two mismatched shoes.
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"It is unfortunate that we are seeing now, especially during the last year, a different America with severe mismatched power and responsibility," Zhang said.
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Most were the result of mismatched egos, while a couple of the relationships began in unity and fractured in the heat of the fray.
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She stepped outside, where a line of fans snaked around a man who was sitting on a blanket, selling sports trophies and mismatched shoes.
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The actress and model accessorized her edgy silver pixie cut with mismatched earrings, rose-tinted glasses, and a silver ring for her bottom lip.
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Whether you're tossing dull knives, chipped plates, or mismatched tupperware, Williams-Sonoma can help you restock your kitchen with the latest and greatest kitchenwares.
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The best asymmetrical dresses are ones that are familiar with an edgy twist — a lifted leg hem, a mismatched sleeve, a one-shoulder strap.
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Adobe says it's also made sure that displays of mismatched resolutions — like a 4K laptop alongside a lower-resolution desktop monitor — work smoothly together.
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Golden State coach Steve Kerr elected to keep Bogut in his starting lineup, it became imperative for Cleveland to go at the mismatched center.
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After the mismatched pair's meeting, viewers end up meeting other deities from both sides, whose identities are playfully hidden in their names and mannerisms.
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Simpler times when holding court over Lunchables on the playground was the status quo — not meetings and hunching over mismatched tupperware at our desks.
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This could include "mismatched fingerprints and inaccurate criminal history records" that led to the FBI rejecting a person's application for a gun, Emmer explained.
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Pots and pans tend to clutter spaces with their mismatched sizes that don't nestle together and lids that clash and demand their own pile.
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Instead of struggling with the mismatched containers and lids in your cabinet, this is a good opportunity to save on new high-quality containers.
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GIFs are bad, touchdown celebrations are bad, and if you don't get it, it's because fans are too dumb to get our mismatched morals!
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The curved wooden desk for the council members and the mismatched chairs for the audience could have been located in any town in America.
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Erik Noonan, a poet and former student, recalled the lectures in Mr. Clark's bare dining room, with the class sitting on mismatched wooden chairs.
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Decorated with posters, mismatched chairs and British knickknacks, it looks more like the ramshackle studio apartment of a graduate student than a V.I.P. haunt.
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And when the air warms up but the length of days stays the same, species that rely on each other become "mismatched," she said.
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Beyond are some of Louisville's most distinctive neighborhoods and preservation districts, dotted with charmingly mismatched turn-of-the-century homes, parks, schools and seminaries.
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They hold the fabric in place, help prevent mistakes like sewing mismatched pieces together, and leave both hands free for hand or machine sewing.
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" Many of its leaders have chided progressives for creating an "entitlement mentality" and pushing unqualified and undeserving students into elite colleges where they're "mismatched.
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The intellectual progenitors of Cambridge Analytica found that advertisements designed for different psychological types generated 40-85033 percent more purchases than psychologically mismatched ads.
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The dining room is homey but not cutesy: The old wooden floorboards support mismatched tables and chairs, and bookcases full of cookbooks and plants.
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But we need to make one up just to accurately describe the way these horribly mismatched couples left us as dry as the Saharan desert.
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Both lawsuits challenge the rejection of absentee ballots and absentee ballot applications without allowing voters an opportunity to dispute a finding of a mismatched signature.
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If a market is mismatched, buyers are more likely to get into bidding wars and either pay too much or be forced to drop out.
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WHY IN-N-OUT ISN&aposT COMING TO EAST COAST Columbus police also noted that he was wearing "mismatched" gloves while cracking open the registers.
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A pair of movies more mismatched than A Star Is Born and Venom would be hard to find, and their audiences seem unlikely to overlap.
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After the ceremony, this perfectly mismatched pair sets out on the expected road trip, venturing deep into the forest to check on their old cabin.
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I felt like if I could wear gigantic hoops or mismatched metal earrings with my favorite T-shirts, everything would be right in my life.
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They would sit together at the kitchen table, an amber finger of whiskey in mismatched juice glasses, and he would take notes while she read.
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At modern ports of entry, scanners also look for other inconsistencies and can quickly flag them, including incorrect typeface or mismatched traveler information, Henderson said.
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They are, as Maud says, "like a pair of mismatched socks," but they rely on each other for survival — more of a companionship than romance.
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A word of advice to all future Lohan Beach House employees: To paraphrase "Mean Girls" favorite Gretchen Wieners, stop trying to make mismatched footwear happen.
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The fresh white material of his kimono was a drastic contrast to worn pieces of Moleza's own mismatched attire, but Moleza didn't seem to notice.
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The Tibetan establishments I had frequented in the past were usually decked out in mismatched textiles and gold-covered antiques, supplemented with earth-colored motifs.
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Walker ruled early Thursday that the state must give voters whose mismatched signatures disqualified their provisional and mail-in ballots until Saturday at 5 p.m.
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These four-inch heels are mismatched — one shoe features a bow on the back of its heel, while the other has a bow its strap.
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Proenza Schouler has sent wrap-look bandage sweaters with mismatched slits, rounded peepholes on party dresses, and ribbon-tied open-sided gowns down the runway.
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She offered guests what she called a West Village martini — gin and vermouth and ice and an olive in any mismatched glass that was handy.
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" He noted that mismatched – or more specifically, overmatched –  black students would have better outcomes if they attended "a slower-track school where they do well.
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"It centers on the exploits of two mismatched buddy cops as they seek to protect Communism and comrades from the evils of capitalism," THR writes.
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The folding table is layered with a collection of mismatched textiles — '70s stripes clash with African kente cloth — and no two napkins are the same.
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Balancing the mechanicals' scenes are the ones focusing on the foursome of mismatched young lovers, whose antics have a youthful mix of eagerness and awkwardness.
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"Talking about those upfront will cause less friction from ambiguity later on when there were mismatched expectations of what remote work looks like," said Tuchman.
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The mustachioed barmen in plaid, and the interior's twee mix of taxidermy and mismatched vintage glasses makes it feel like Buffalo by way of Brooklyn.
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But its frontages were subtly mismatched, and its walls accented with golden, three-dimensional friezes embedded with natural motifs like flowers, seeds, roots and stalks.
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Sometimes there's the amplified ticking of a clock, a bursting heartbeat, a mismatched thrum of tentacular chords or a brass fanfare sliding into sinister dissonance.
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In his too-tight, mismatched clothes, he suggests a creepy, socially challenged uncle in a family that has more or less learned to accept him.
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Critics felt that the plot of "Sweet November" was overwhelmingly schmaltzy, and it didn't help that Theron and Reeves seemed to be a mismatched pair.
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But he stopped short of granting Democrats' broader request to invalidate Florida's signature-matching requirement and order that all ballots with mismatched signatures be tallied.
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The diptychs, with mismatched outer dimensions and square-within-square compositions, may be derived from actual window banks or lifted from sections of other paintings.
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On the surface, they seem so gloriously mismatched — and yet, the two of them together really do bring out something very good in one another.
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Or—at the very least—something sweet and luridly coloured, drunk from a novelty picnic cup while you lounge on mismatched deckchairs in your back garden.
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But on closer examination, the clean work of this California-based artist is somewhat mismatched with the New York grit of the production's Coney Island elements.
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Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper are no longer friends because nothing, not even a 17-year friendship as mismatched and perfect as theirs, is sacred anymore.
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Together the mismatched group head toward the abandoned West Virginia farm that once belonged to Jodi's grandmother, hoping maybe they can turn it into a home.
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That's because, says Habito, 1 in 4 British homeowners are currently mismatched, paying lenders an average of around ÂŁ4,000 more than they need to every year.
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With all our mismatched home goods, our get-togethers tend to look more like the Mad Hatter's tea party and less like a luncheon at Downtown.
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A green frame around the footage as it plays indicates a match, while a red frame takes its place for any portion with a mismatched hash.
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Fans will remember Moore's kitschy decor, including a gallery wall featuring a mismatched collection of art and the familiar letter M that hangs above her typewriter.
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Good taste, and a horror of mismatched plates, was the reason she spent $209,508 on new china for the White House, which everyone attacked her for.
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Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe will be at the fest to promote their crime comedy The Nice Guys, about two mismatched detectives in 1970s Los Angeles.
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Polyamory can be an option for couples who have mismatched sex drives, but it would be a mistake to think that polyamory is all about sex.
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Where rectangular storage containers make a mess of mismatched lids and sometimes unstackable shapes, the ordinary cylindrical deli cups used for food delivery are far superior.
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He located a pair of mismatched socks, flip-flops, my navy-blue Adidas, and a half-open umbrella, but my traffic cone-colored kicks were missing.
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The modest space will have illustrated murals of New York night life personalities including Joey Arias, mismatched chandeliers and a small curtained stage with a piano.
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The nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang stalled in February when a summit between Kim and Trump collapsed over mismatched demands in sanctions relief and disarmament.
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Mr. Digrugilliers applies his checklist to the kitchen, where the counter is crowded with mismatched dinnerware, new appliances and clutches of flatware bound with rubber bands.
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Beneath open shelves crowded with mismatched serving vessels, Gohar's knives are suspended across a three-foot-long magnetized ceramic knife strip that resembles an outstretched hand.
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She was China Lee, who would be modeling one of the giddily mismatched plaids and brocades Ms. Shui planned to unveil a couple of floors below.
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Their assorted poses are matched and mismatched by dialogue that encompasses what feels like far more than a dozen variations on archetypal gender-baiting and -switching.
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She kept accessories minimal, and one of the only pieces of jewelry she wore were slightly mismatched earrings — though it seemed this asymmetric look was intentional.
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The color, the beading, the quirky mismatched Chopard earrings, the artfully mussed blowout — it all added up to a look I'm sure to love years from now.
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"The core is often mismatched for the kinds of challenges and opportunities it faces, while the crowd, because it's so big, almost never is," the authors write.
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A sign above the front door reads "Patterson's Retreat" but inside, the home is filled with mismatched furniture, exposed insulation, and piles of dishes in the sink.
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Even as they've lost much of their stigma, dating apps have acquired a transitional set of contradictory cultural connotations and mismatched norms that border on dark comedy.
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His compositions go in different directions, ranging from images of an ashtray arranged in a grid to all-over concatenations of flowers to mismatched heads and bodies.
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This morning, our living room was a fascinating display of mismatched shoes, half-buttoned blouses, and sighs of frustration in front of our shared full-length mirror.
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But AHS has always had a problem with hokey characters and mismatched ideas, B-plots that get abandoned, gratuitous, stylized sexual violence, and odd notions about race.
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Now, he's back with a period crime comedy that stars Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling as mismatched men investigating a missing-person case in 1977 Los Angeles.
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And it was not your average celeb ceremony: It was "confetti-themed," according to Martha Stewart, complete with funfetti cake, colorful mismatched glassware, and a confetti explosion.
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The wedding looks were surprisingly simple given the theme of their nuptials: confetti, complete with Funfetti cake, a confetti explosion, mismatched glassware, and a patterned dance floor.
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Now more of an offbeat bar with peeling paint, mismatched chairs and a disco ball, its local D.J.s cater to Krymska Street's late-night, hard-partying crowd.
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Young homebuyers with different attitudes toward conspicuous consumption are also killing off the McMansion, a sprawling, often architecturally mismatched home boasting several thousand square feet of space.
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Designer-label items that have mismatched patterns or stitching When secondhand shopping for a designer or high-end item, certain design features can be a red flag.
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And in one of the most improbable (and mismatched) collaborations in pop history, Mr. Cohen made his 1977 album "Death of a Ladies' Man" with Phil Spector.
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There is hardly a shortage of buddy movies about mismatched men bonding under duress, but films that chart the emotional weather of everyday male friendship are rare.
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This would not be happening if minority students learned less because they were mismatched to the law school, or could not later handle the work lawyers do.
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But it is impossible to look at this Grizzlies team, mismatched, marked-down, and secondhand as it is, and not read something into the "Garage Sale" motif.
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But those whose sexualities — whether that means their libidos or orientations or preferences — are mismatched with their partners' understand that relationships are not one-size-fits-all.
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Their outfits were mismatched, commercial Kevlar and denim jackets and puke cameo, and they held an assortment of ugly automatic weapons, none of which Samira could name.
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And the reason we weren't speaking about the same thing is that we were not looking in the same direction; thus, our basis for correspondence is mismatched.
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In the 200-seat dining room, the ceiling is hung with dozens of mismatched vintage chandeliers, while the velvet seat cushions are blush pink and baby blue.
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But Teitel's story may have implications beyond her industry, as America grapples with gender inequality at work and the sometimes mismatched words and deeds of powerful men.
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"That relationship was a mystery to all of us — even Jim and myself — because we are terribly mismatched," Hamilton told The New York Times in an interview.
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McAlpine generously piles pears, pomegranates, cranberries and leafy satsumas onto mismatched vintage crockery and cake stands of varying heights and scales for a chaotic and colorful finish.
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In it, "The casting alone is remarkable: With those praying-mantis legs and mismatched eyes, Bowie really does look like something not of this Earth," says Zacharek.
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But Nando's, to my naive, 2005 eyes, inhabited a strange hinterland between fast food chain and actual waiter-menu-artfully-mismatched-chairs-paintings-on-the-wall restaurant.
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An inscrutable van driver — likely limited by the language barrier — distributed well-worn wet suits and mismatched neoprene bootees to us and a backpacking couple from Switzerland.
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During the couture shows in Paris this summer, the presentations by fine jewelry players around the Place VendĂ´me focused on pieces with mismatched colors, sizes and stones.
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The haute joaillerie collection, first shown in May, included diamond ear-clips, mismatched chandelier earrings and even an ankle bracelet with tourmalines and rare blue-gray sapphires.
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On a quiet corner near Christiansborg Palace, Ved Stranden 10 feels like your Danish friend's living room with mismatched midcentury furniture and stacks of books about Burgundy.
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Mismatched plates, vintage upholstery and Formica-topped tables may signal a hipster hangout, but the Cretan restaurant Aster has the substance to back up its quirky style.
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Paradoxically, the crumbling, mismatched and patchwork nature of our electoral infrastructure makes it unlikely that we will see large-scale computerized hacking that alters the political landscape.
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My view is that it would be regarded as an insolvent savings and loan institution with a terribly mismatched balance sheet that was headed for meaningful trouble.
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Mounds of discarded metacarpals sucked clean grew on mismatched picnic tables, as a moody, crooning rendition of the "Bingo" song signalled the start of queer singles bingo.
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Read more: The Beauty of Subtly Mismatched Earrings Inspired by aristocratic jewelry from the Edwardian era, this Paul Morelli collar necklace is meant to mimic a garland.
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The first sign of unsettlement is when Carl starts bringing mismatched chairs to Jody's shop, where the play takes place, claiming his own apartment is too small.
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"Ernie's fiscal forensics uncovered mountains of mismatched receipts and invoice gaps that left taxpayers footing the tab for rampant waste and unchecked spending sprees," Senator Grassley said.
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His office has also been ordered to stop tossing out absentee ballots with mismatched signatures, and he has been accused of purging voter rolls for the wrong reasons.
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To get help, our mismatched heroine takes to a grocery store, and manages to convince a seemingly harmless man to rescue her from her made-up abusive husband.
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And the stuff draws you in too, the sheer amount of grimy stuff — mismatched, broken down, real, it's the concept George Lucas called "the Used Universe" in overdrive.
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Equally, anyone who's sunk their share of hours into Wild Hunt, and perhaps its two expansions, will have regularly pounded the mismatched cobbles and muddy puddles of Novigrad.
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On Wednesday, September 26, ABC will premiere Single Parents, a sitcom about a bunch of lovable mismatched weirdos brought to us by the one, the only, Liz Meriwether.
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Like the McMansions of today, these houses made use of lopsided and often mismatched architecture that was meant to show off the affluence of their Victorian-era residents.
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Once again, Black returns to the LA noir well, with a story about two mismatched buddy detectives looking for a missing girl, and falling into a murderous conspiracy.
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One-off events like sports tournaments, concerts and conferences can exacerbate the problem of mismatched supply and demand, by flooding cities with visitors for just a few days.
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But Love is still packed with well-known Apatow signifiers, from the comedian-packed cast to the Los Angeles setting to the immaturity of the mismatched central couple.
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The film adapts Barry Crump's book Wild Pork And Watercress, but it's also meant as a throwback to 1980s-era mismatched-buddy comedies and on-the-run movies.
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The girls wore mismatched outfits from Kitson, ankle boots, fedoras, vests, and, in the case of Lindsay, an alcohol-monitoring ankle bracelet (though that didn't come until 2010).
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Instead, it falls among the seaweed monster, Parker's hateful cop, and some clumsily foreshadowed psychic powers as one of Louis Drax's mismatched grab-bag of barely examined elements.
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During the talk, you can address the fact that you didn't sense a spark, or even explain that you felt like you had "mismatched core values," Burns says.
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Crazily mismatched in size, shape and hue, petals enlivened the catwalk at Diane von Furstenberg, Rag & Bone and Jason Wu, their designers intersplicing outsize blooms and tiny ones.
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A pleasure that does translate from one version of the story to another, and it's significant, is the humor and pathos of the relationship between the mismatched detectives.
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His first effort as a feature director was "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," the 1974 comic crime caper starring Mr. Eastwood and Jeff Bridges as a pair of mismatched criminals.
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Morning walks of shame were not uncommon, with an athlete wearing mismatched country clothes scurrying across one of the walkways between the thousands of balconies and waving flags.
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They've streamlined the healthcare appeals process by developing digital tools for both VA employees and Veterans filing for appeal — decreasing appeals claims with mismatched documents by 40 percent.
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The supernatural hocus-pocus amounts to very little, but at least you get to see two great stars, however mismatched, being themselves in an all-too-symbolic setting.
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In a photograph from Korogocho, one of the largest slum neighborhoods in Kenya, LĂ©ki Dago documents the interior wall of a house fabricated from mismatched scraps of matabi.
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After being reconfigured many times over the years, the apartment was a hodgepodge of awkward spaces, mismatched flooring and multiple electrical panels — which was exactly what they wanted.
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For every week the hare is mismatched, Dr. Mills and his colleagues found, it had a 7 percent higher chance of being killed by predators like the lynx.
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Swathed in mismatched separates, shapeless woolens and schoolgirl ankle socks, Ronnie is supposed to look quirky; instead, she just looks like she doesn't own a full-length mirror.
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Patrons order at the counter and eat at sundry chrome dinettes off mismatched dishes (including plastic Disney plates), seasoning their food with kitschy vintage salt and pepper shakers.
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And the current flu vaccine seems to be mismatched to the virus — in Australia, where flu season comes earlier, it was estimated to be only 10 percent effective.
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They lacked the character and personal touches you find in privately owned motels: the tacky statues, mismatched smokers' chairs in front of the rooms, the pastel paint jobs.
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They include illustrations in books onto which he's pasted images of eyes or genitals, or cut-up anatomical and scientific drawings with mismatched parts arranged in new configurations.
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And if all that happens, Hardaway's path back to the Knicks will be something to behold: a sort of Rube Goldberg machine of wayward deals and mismatched parts.
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To overcome this obstacle of mismatched perceptions, organizations like Black Girl Ventures are working on bringing the two communities — investors and minority women entrepreneurs — together in constructive ways.
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The eggs that result from the mating of mosquitoes with mismatched strains are infertile, causing the mosquito population to crash — and giving the birds a chance to recover.
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Around a table cluttered with water glasses and a scale model of the Villa Grimaldi, the women sit in mismatched chairs and try to sort it all out.
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Yes, it all sounds fun now to have a president who was once half of the most delightfully mismatched tag-team champion duo, The Rock 'n' Sock Connection.
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The Santa Monica space, with its guava-hued walls plastered with mismatched frames and trinkets is known around town as a down-to-earth, art palace of the people.
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Mismatched bottoms and tops makes the look very unfussy, and the style is comfy enough to rage in … as well as to nurse a hangover in the next day.
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Stefani, 47, documented much of the big day on social media, showing off their well-stocked bar and place settings, which included painted pumpkins, fall leaves and mismatched china.
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The bandanas, bandeaus, and boots of today's Brooklyn raves — a sort of high-low, luxury meets trash, mismatched aesthetic of late '90s grunge and classic Americana — all make appearances.
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Thanks to a rush of Instagram-worthy new trends (jelly nails, fruit nails, mismatched nails...), the demand for certain nail enhancements, including acrylics and gels, has shot up recently.
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Despite the lower tally, those tragedies seemed to receive more media attention, in part because of the grossly mismatched threshold for what constitutes a gun atrocity on each continent.
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With mismatched knee-high socks, a striped head wrap, and platform creepers, though, the Gen Z-er cancelled out the kitschiness that tends to accompany a pre-made costume.
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Get a Grooming or Cologne subscription box from Cratejoy See Details If crazy, mismatched schedules plague your relationship, get back to the basics with The Date Crate subscription box.
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Then, of course, there's Miuccia Prada's Talisman collection, a unisex jewelry line featuring animals from the fearsome (bears, lions) to the whimsical (birds, monkeys), raw crystals, and mismatched shells.
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Sure I could keep packing my beat-up mismatched options, but haphazardly making my usual lunchtime salad is no way to keep myself motivated to pack instead of buy.
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At first glance, it might seem like a terribly mismatched fight—how could an MMA fighter compete in a different sport against one of the greatest of all time?
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We open with her seemingly doing her job without problem, interviewing Ode Montgomery, a writer played with wacky precision by Tracy Ullman — no bra, mismatched teacups, a bold lip.
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Behind one screen door lay a bar with a broad wooden porch opening directly onto the river and decorated with mismatched retro furniture as if for a backyard barbecue.
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When Anna was 7, the family moved to Brooklyn, where she slept on a parlor couch with elevated trains pounding past the window and her mismatched parents battled endlessly.
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The furniture (saggy couch, weird end tables, mismatched dining set) looked as though it had come from a Salvation Army showroom display, and, as she learned later, it had.
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Jess (Ally Maki) and Todd (Will Greenberg) are a mismatched couple who have been together for years, she hoping in vain that he might put a ring on it.
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"Display in mismatched groups or on their own," she said, and drape matching stands of beads around the bottoms of the vases, scattering a few ornaments around the outside.
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There would be mismatched antique silver-plate utensils in the kitchen drawers, and the beds would be dressed in neutral-color linens from West Elm and Pine Cone Hill.
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The singer is wearing mismatched lingerie while sitting in front of an opulent floral arrangement, and lightly caressing her exposed stomach which contains two mini-Beys (or Jay Zs)!
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If black students are mismatched – or more specifically, undermatched – into less selective schools, conventional analysis suggests that undermatching will have no effect on the graduation rates for these students.
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For high-risk patients, in fact, several transplant centers now advocate the opposite of the once-intuitive strategy: using deliberately mismatched cord blood to minimize the risk of recurrence.
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This comedy about mismatched roommates Felix (the clean one, played by Art Carney) and Oscar (the messy one, played by Walter Matthau) was another Broadway smash for Mr. Simon.
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Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano will star as mismatched brothers in a coming Broadway production of Sam Shepard's "True West" directed by James Macdonald, Roundabout Theater Company announced Tuesday.
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Some analysts fear it will be a meeting of mismatched expectations, with Mr. Trump expecting denuclearization from North Korea in return for helping the impoverished nation improve its economy.
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Mismatched chairs and tables serve to recreate the play's scenes, and the performers use pillows and bedsheets to suggest the homes they grew up in or made for themselves.
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There was a thick layer of grease coating every surface, from the beige tile floor to the strangely painted walls, each of which was coated in mismatched highlighter hues.
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At the Oscars in February, the actress Charlize Theron wore a pair of mismatched earrings weighing more than 50 carats from the resulting jewelry collection, named Garden of Kalahari.
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The weathered 50-somethings Atalanta and Barry, who grew up together in Providence, are mismatched with the shallow 20-somethings Freddie and Patty, who once had a disastrous affair.
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Its resources are scant in comparison: Lines of mismatched chairs and shampoo bowls surround tables and bookshelves filled with VHS beauty videos and textbooks that appear to be decades old.
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Bong's second and breakthrough movie, based on a true story, is about a pair of mismatched detectives trying to crack the case of Korea's first serial killings, in the 1980s.
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A Florida judge has ruled that the state will have until Saturday to potentially count mail and provisional ballots that were rejected due to mismatched signatures, reports the Washington Post.
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Nicole Kidman may have taken one of the coolest fashion risks of the night by wearing a pair of mismatched heels to the Emmy Awards – and it totally paid off!
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This sees its tech continually monitor the mortgage products available on the market and alert you if it thinks you have become mismatched and therefore are paying over the odds.
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Frankly, they look mismatched even against the underwhelming threat they face in the movie, the Enchantress (Cara Delevingne), an ancient sorceress with a hazily defined scheme to destroy the world.
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If Garten is using her white dinner plates and mismatched salad plates, there's no reason to go out and buy a brand-new dining room set for the big day.
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These sleek glasses are meant to be used for both reds or whites, so you can go ahead and donate the random, mismatched wine glasses you've collected over the years.
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The Pelicans have Anthony Davis, certainly, but the rest of their roster is just completely insane and seemed to be terribly mismatched against the Blazers' crew of sturdy, dependable boys.
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Clients who respectfully engage in dialogues with their sex workers, especially if our opinions are mismatched, and who recognize the incalculable value we bring to the world, are incalculably valuable.
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You're going to, for approximately five to seven years upon first living on your own, have exclusively mismatched dishware and silverware, probably collected from old roommates or the thrift store.
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This convenient 18-piece set is under $25, looks better in a drawer than mismatched takeout tops and yogurt bottoms, and is safer and better equipped for cooking in general.
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You do the best that you can with the communication options you have, but "good morning" texts can get mundane, and busy, mismatched schedules can constantly mess with Facetime dates.
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In short, he specialises in arch buddy movies in which two mismatched detectives drive around Los Angeles, uncovering sleazy criminal conspiracies, and interrupting their gun battles to trade screwball dialogue.
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Both sides agreed, however, that the total number of ballots in question would be around 5,000, similar to the number of mismatched-signature ballots in question after the 2016 election.
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It stars a pair of mismatched operatives, Stone and the right-wing author Jerome Corsi , who, without formal connections to the Trump campaign, went on a transatlantic quest for dirt.
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Even our little book-lined room, with its mismatched furniture and worn carpet, was, as the sociologist Eric Klinenberg reminds us libraries were once called, a palace for the people.
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Especially because a US attorney is less closely identified, both personally and policy-wise, with the incumbent administration, this can be a great launch pad in an ideologically mismatched state.
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Primarily, it's seeking business professionals with a skill mismatched to their city, such as sales, human resources or operations in a place without companies competing to hire for those roles.
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CARAMANICA At the beginning of the fourth segment of this season, I found myself unexpectedly wistful for the original mismatched space-cadet children of the first segment, Ami and Yuudai.
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My father, by contrast, once spent an entire vacation wearing mismatched shoes, because he'd packed no others and discovered the mistake only when airport security asked him to remove them.
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It's an accusation that has infuriated the President, causing him to lash out in ways that only hardened the view that his words are mismatched for a somber national moment.
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If the teacher was so scandalized by this that he decided to take back his mismatched plates (without a word to you), let him enjoy his petty outrage in private.
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After all these mismatched BFFs have been through, they found themselves on opposite sides of the siege at Riverrun, facing the very real possibility of taking up arms against each other.
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A shifting cast of soldiers, federal police, and local militias in mismatched uniforms — some wearing running shoes and others in boots — are arrayed along the desert in trenches and at checkpoints.
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Yet it still makes for a compelling narrative; a couple so strangely compatible but yet so mismatched, a union that will surely end like the ones in the past have ended.
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Now, status quo be damned, Instagram is all over mismatched nail polish, whether that's alternating colors on every finger or Technicolor nail art — either way, it's good and perfect for fall.
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As a girl who unashamedly runs around in mismatched layers and bunny ears (she tells Sophia they put her in touch with her spirit animal), she presents a potentially comical figure.
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Since we're in dire need of some adult-worthy upgrades for our entertaining arsenal (mismatched wine glasses won't cut it anymore), we're teaming up with CB2 to round up the essentials.
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The mismatched flavor and colors seems to be a theme for Starbucks since last Halloween's Zombie Frappuccino was also green and purple but was supposed to taste like a caramel apple.
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The last time I wore mismatched shoes was in one of my repeat nightmares in high school where I caught myself in class wearing one blue sneaker with one yellow boot.
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Apparently 1 in 10 home searches nationally are "mismatched" when you compare what the buyer wants and what is available for sale, a jump from just 8 percent a year ago.
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She then added texture to the star's hair by using a curling iron to create mismatched waves and sprayed Joico's Hair Shake Finishing Texturizer Spray to give it grip and texture.
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But that doesn't mean she'll stop making her distinctive mark on the world of royal style, whether that's with mismatched earrings, a tuxedo to a formal event or a messy bun.
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The kit included 2 mismatched gloves, a flashlight, orange wire, Glad trash bags, a brown gym bag, white clothesline rope and strips of bed sheets used for tying up his victims.
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State officials are conducting a manual recount in the Senate race, giving voters until Saturday to fix their mismatched signatures—a hurdle they shouldn't have to cross in the first place.
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With its artfully exposed plaster walls, perfectly mismatched vintage tableware, and a seasonal menu showcasing local ingredients and whole-animal butchery, the restaurant initially appears to have been airlifted from Brooklyn.
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The last one's face, body, and long coarse ponytail are so utterly mismatched from his voice and tenderness of the melody that I find it hard to tie the two together.
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"Porto," named for the coastal city in Portugal where it takes place, is a wistful mood piece about a one-night stand between mismatched expats, an American man and a Frenchwoman.
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I just think that Toby and Rachel were phenomenally mismatched for each other, and that Toby perhaps has a lot to learn about all of the invisible work that women do.
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They found a worn vintage Milo Baughman sectional sofa and used mismatched remnants from a discount fabric store, bought for about $3 a yard, to reupholster the cushions in different materials.
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But this deceptively mannered "picture novel" isn't an excuse for nostalgia; rather, it shows the furies that drive the mismatched Matchcard brothers, who have inherited their father's business, into lifelong enmity.
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Grace Glueck, reviewing that exhibition in The New York Times when it came to the Grey Art Gallery and Study Center at New York University, found it moderately intriguing but mismatched.
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They just fear that their neighborhood is already bursting at the seams, with scores of glass apartment towers transforming an area long characterized by a mismatched jumble of low-rise buildings.
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Georgia election officials must stop rejecting absentee ballots and absentee ballot applications because of a mismatched signature without first giving voters a chance to fix the problem, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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ColorWare also will paint each AirPod a different color, if the mismatched look is more your style (or if you'd like an easy way to tell the right and left earbuds apart).
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By making him and Jackson into mismatched partners on a crime-solving mission, the movie foregrounds generational conflict, which brings a sense of the actual change that eludes Men in Black: International.
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So put away those stained pub coasters and mismatched glasses and get in on the The Home Depot's Barware Savings for up to 50% off everything you need to entertain in style.
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DKNY served up extreme proportions — think tiny waists, wide shoulders, and extra-long sleeves — and Off-White put a sporty spin on white blazers with mismatched hems, baseball caps, and racing stripes.
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Our politics and values were wildly mismatched, she said things that made me cringe so hard my eyes felt like they'd pop out of my head, and she was a chronic liar.
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" Harris credits extraordinary hair, makeup and wardrobe with helping to cement her Oscar-nominated performance, explaining that Paula's tiny shorts and mismatched slippers helped her understand "just how far gone she is.
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She'd just moved from a tiny apartment in Chinatown to a much more spacious abode in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn — and she'd brought along her boyfriend, Jack, and a chunk of mismatched furniture.
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The Not-So-SweaterdressIt's too soon to break out the heavy knits — so, consider this a Sweaterdress Lite: made from thin knits, with bright, mismatched pinstripes for a fun, graphic effect. 303.
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Though there is a direct link to buy Riedel stemware, this is also a useful app for those mismatched flutes from Great Aunt Sally that you never knew were perfect for Sauternes.
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The azure-blue with mismatched blue pants and the too-tight haircut was clearly former Air Force, likely off to try and sell a new jet to some out of state representative.
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"Most deep-set geophysical variations—seams of rock, mismatched strata of soil, and excavation projects—show up as indistinct lines," on the screens of the ground-penetrating radar machines that authorities use.
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What kind of relaxation is that, if you've got to struggle to suppress your hatred of the boozy party tourists and their mismatched playlists of the "best" Avicii songs in the background?
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Trudeau's was mismatched R2-D2 and C-3PO socks worn during a meeting with the Prime Minister of Ireland, who gifted him with socks and an Ireland rugby union shirt in July.
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The grudging bond that Marshall and Friedman forge -- after no shortage of bickering -- bears a resemblance to "In the Heat of the Night," a movie about mismatched cops released 50 years ago.
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But even her character is a bunch of mismatched bits of quirk — time-loop powers, bird-form powers, pointy hair, altruistic maternal feelings — that don't add up into anything consistent or coherent.
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Mismatched buildings feature personal touches like artwork from the French caricaturist François de Givré and a wacky foyer with a black lacquered spiral staircase and walls covered in green palm-tree paper.
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A duckling that was first shown two green spheres, in other words, was more likely to move toward a pair of blue spheres than a mismatched pair of orange and violet spheres.
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Two mismatched teenagers forge a tentative friendship on a Rhode Island beach in "Indian Summer," a melancholy, rather wan comedy-drama by Gregory S. Moss that opened on Wednesday at Playwrights Horizons.
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A short while later, as they stand and begin walking out, Visser, wearing mismatched pink and blue sneakers, turns back to reach for the gold leather handbag she's left on the chair.
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Back inside, Goldhagen pointed out shoddy construction details: mismatched reflective panels, misaligned molding joints, a wall from which half-dollar-size pieces of wood veneer had fallen away, revealing the particleboard beneath.
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Less windy than windblown, it is a film full of jarring shifts, disorienting angles, and sudden jumps to close-up — an expressionist style that let Welles accommodate all manner of mismatched footage.
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Shots of silent work, like the construction of a stage that is a gnarly tangle of mismatched wood, show the extent of players' labor, which is as underappreciated as it is unpaid.
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Expressing sadness for the pain of others from a place of mismatched understanding is no more helpful than my saying that simply being Black and visiting St. Louis makes me an activist.
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The French film emphasized the sheer ordinariness of its hero, but Mackie is a more conventionally ripped action star, and most of the tension comes from his mismatched-buddy dynamic with Grillo.
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One of the most charming is Le Kykouyou, where mismatched chairs sit under a canopy forged from driftwood just steps from the bay's oyster beds. 011-33-563-56-60-90-06.
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Originally announced as a Netflix series, the project ultimately became an anthology film featuring six stories that incorporate such familiar figures as crotchety gold prospectors, seemingly doomed outlaws and mismatched stagecoach passengers.
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Mr. Gillum said he would continue his push to have all ballots — including some of those initially rejected because of mismatched signatures or other problems — counted before any election results were certified.
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That coffee stain on your shirt, those mismatched earrings you absent-mindedly selected this morning, that unfortunate haircut you just got — people do not notice those things as much as you think.
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Kamala Harris' consistency in national polls is impressive as a top 5 Democratic candidate, but her placement among voters is still mismatched, Molly Ball writes for the latest TIME magazine cover story.
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After glancing at the other kids who were already on the mats donning their own mismatched assortment of gis over jean shorts or swim trunks, he dashed into the bathroom to change.
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There's considerably less life in another new show featuring a pair of mismatched females, "Tuca & Bertie," the tale of birds voiced Tiffany Haddish and Ali Wong, respectively, who live in the same apartment.
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The original stars of Grease will be replaced by younger actors in the iconic roles, which means it's time to start speculating wildly on who could portray the original film's adorably mismatched pair.
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"It's not so much an issue of the e-vapor product but with the lithium batteries they are using, and most are mismatched to the charger," TVECA's Tom Kiklas told CNN in February.
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Though hookup culture superficially achieves the same goal, at least on the demand side, it brings with it a potential for emotional messiness and mismatched expectations that truly transactional sex work neatly avoids.
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Mismatched earrings if you just have one hole in each ear should stay within the same vein as far as the vibe of the earring goes … edgy with edgy, feminine with feminine, etc.
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"The issue in this case is whether Florida's statutory scheme, which provides an opportunity to cure no-signature ballots yet denies that same opportunity for mismatched-signature ballots, is legally tenable," he wrote.
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Sophie's pop track record so far: his harsh sound design paired excellently with Charli XCX's impenetrable vocals on the Vroom Vroom EP, while "Bitch I'm Madonna" fared worse with a mismatched Diplo chorus.
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Your friend awkwardly takes them off to reveal mismatched socks and slinks back to the living room in shame where your fellow literati are quickly baring their feet to avoid a scolding. Yes.
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Misaligned systems are more likely to be created by stars that collapsed into black holes separately, then became gravitationally entangled once they were already in black hole form, explaining their mismatched spin characteristics.
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As with "Personnage" (1947), the mismatched eyes in "Visage de femme" are a wink at the idea that human identities are collections of broken but hip syntax — at once polyphonic and forever marginal.
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Many Kiwis have access to a little waterfront shack tucked away somewhere that we call a Bach: a simple, often tatty summer dwelling filled with old furniture, mismatched cutlery, and important family memories.
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A proper rock 'n' roll shithole has great sight lines, a low ceiling, mismatched paint, a good PA system, the smell of beer, and no urine, otherwise it's a rock 'n' roll pisshole.
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In "Midsummer," the first act tells Shakespeare's story, in which Titania and Oberon fight over a Page, while the star-crossed lovers — Helena, Hermia, Lysander and Demetrius — find themselves gravely and humorously mismatched.
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Ms. Nitsche's three-piece suits come classic and correct, but also in versions that are, as it's said, spezzato: in checks that, on inspection, turn out to be subtly mismatched piece to piece.
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I sent the team photos of all our mismatched pieces of art and Modsy was able to render how to hang them on the wall in ways I wouldn't have thought to do.
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The jester in orange and green decorated with a third-grader's squiggles; the man's shiny purple skirt and open black vest for the Russian variation; and the mismatched greens of the Villager women?
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I admired the way Ms. Herzog drove the story of a badly mismatched American couple on two tracks at once: the naturalistic, incremental accumulation of plot and the sudden, anarchic lurchings of mood.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 76%Summary: In the animated comedy "Trolls," plucky Poppy (Anna Kendrick) joins morose Branch (Timberlake) on a mismatched journey to rescue their friends after the Bergens invade the Troll Village.Â
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An explosion of colors, mismatched sizes and styles — with the flavor of her anniversary collection presented last summer in Venice — brought some contemporary charm to an old idea in this 3053-piece collection.
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With natural and cozy textures, expertly mismatched patterns and funky light choices throughout, it projects a warm and inviting vibe that's not unlike the one the first-time talk show host projects herself.
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Concentrix 10.5-inch Round Dinner Plates It's high time that you replace your mismatched plates with this set of six heavy-duty ceramic ones, all of which feature a sleek and funky design.
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Although the house operates as a collective, the finger prints of its artistic director, John Galliano, could be felt in each of the looks, most notably in the couture volumes and mismatched styling.
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They include, but aren't limited to: Mismatched schedules, personalities that don't sync up, high costs, and the somewhat awkward experience of working out in public with someone focusing all of their attention on you.
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It came in acid wash denim and a sturdy cotton and sat comfortably in a lineup that featured more structured ensembles like leather button-ups, asymmetrical pencil skirts, trench coats, mismatched suits, and more.
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The Stranger says one possible reason for the mismatched numbers is that many of these Facebook ads are purchased through third parties, like political consultants, and not directly through the candidates' own Facebook pages.
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If you were able to look away for a moment from Lady Gaga's glittering red eyeshadow and custom matching Gucci suit, then you may have noticed she was wearing some very interesting, mismatched footwear.
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Clapton is a hero, and I'm out here wearing the same Burlington Coat Factory number for three winters straight with mismatched gloves from Target (why throw out one just because you lost the other?).
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After the doors opened on Black Friday, it was only a matter of time before the immaculately organized store devolved into a chaotic mess of mismatched shoes and an obstacle course of piled boxes.
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With his mismatched eye colors (the result of a schoolyard fight) and needlelike frame, Bowie resembled the aliens he wrote so much about; his otherness was a canvas that he used fashion to embellish.
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The road into the farmland was a county road, sparsely lined with economically mismatched houses—beat-up boxes with meagre strips of yard were situated next to charming farmhouses set back amid leafy trees.
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The bill signed by Kemp also address issues with voting rules that Democrats have said could lead to vote suppression, including blocking county election officials from denying absentee ballots because of mismatched signatures alone.
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Year & Day Dinnerware, from $26Most people's first apartments (and the next few after that, if we're being honest) feature cabinets full of mismatched plates, glasses, and mugs they've collected over their time in college.
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"I work with a lot of couples with mismatched sex drives, and occasionally the mismatch can be so extreme that one partner will suggest opening up the relationship," sex therapist Vanessa Marin tells me.
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I realized that something about my gender felt mismatched when I was a teenager, but I convinced myself I was wrong because I was ashamed of admitting that I wanted to be a girl.
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By mashing up his personal style and varying tastes Young pulls from across the musical spectrum weaving together wonky and mismatched genres which ultimately combine to create songs that are both layered and relatable.
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The show is set in the rolling hills of northwestern Wales and focuses on mismatched detective partners (Sian Reese-Williams and Sion Alun Davies) who work together to nab a criminal abducting young women.
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Once a jam factory, now a bar and restaurant: the front area of this airy, two-year-old space is home to a bar cum lounge with mismatched couches and chairs with deep cushions.
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One 2015 lawsuit targeted Pagedale, Missouri, where nearly 40% of the town's 3,000 mostly black, poor residents had been ticketed for issues like mismatched blinds, cracked pavement, or a basketball hoop in the driveway.
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Hobday was a readily recognizable figure to the galleries, with his generous mustache and equally generous waistline, the cigarettes that sometimes dangled from his mouth, his often mismatched trousers and shirt, and his antics.
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With a versatile range of pieces from leopard-print midi-skirts to boss-move blazers to mismatched striped sweaters, there's no shortage of on-trend options to help you curate your dream fall aesthetic.
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The Mets still seem rather tentative, retaining Yoenis Cespedes but mostly just hoping to win with the same group of mismatched position players and star-crossed pitchers that captured a wild card last year.
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Analyzing the outcomes of 3,361 booby offspring, the researchers found that the chicks of age-mismatched parents were significantly more likely to later become parents themselves compared with the progeny of similarly aged pairs.
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In a cloud of cigarette smoke amid the fashionably mismatched chairs of his parents' Paris apartment, family friends, including the clothing designer Junko Shimada and Marc Berthier, the industrial designer, debated politics and painting.
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The music in this trailer is kind of mismatched, but overall it's an interesting first look with a fun long shot through a train car with the film's cast all reacting to the titular murder.
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"Portrait of a Lady on Fire" obeys all the accepted conventions of juicy gothic romance: In a drafty mansion on a windswept coast, a mismatched couple tries to ignore the irresistible pull of forbidden love.
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My friend Wajdi offered him a spoonful of fish eggs in exchange for a lemon wedge—a mismatched deal, perhaps, but we squeezed the lemon onto the fish, and ate it greedily with our fingers.
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Patton Oswalt will recur as a millionaire whose temper tantrums tend toward the deadly, while Keegan-Michael Key and Oscar winner J.K. Simmons show up in the first episode as a pair of mismatched cops.
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Newcomers Ben and Erin Napier of Home Town have a lot to love about their Laurel, Mississippi, cook space, including a mix of country-style cabinets and quirky extras like industrial lighting and mismatched hardware.
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From shoulder-grazing drop earrings and mismatched pairs to asymmetrical singular styles and oversized hoops, statement earrings have been trending for the past few seasons – and are showing no signs of slowing down this spring.
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With a refurbished interior that's bright, minimalistic, and accented with new wood benches and chairs, Lode & Stijn is the antidote to neighborhood restaurants decked out in mismatched vintage furniture and booze bottles acting as candleholders.
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Wilderpeople starts to look like a familiar story about a crotchety old fart and a plucky young orphan who make each other's lives better, after some mismatched-buddy jousting and a series of big calamities.
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Mismatched tables and chairs -- all in muted tones -- look like they've come from an office surplus store and then bounced through multiple government buildings before ending up wedged between Mueller's prosecutors and their latest witness.
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Of the 10 or so pairs that were produced for the movie, four are still in existence (fun fact: the Smithsonian's pair is mismatched; one shoe reads "#1 Judy Garland," the other "#6 Judy Garland").
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The differing state and city policies also mean none of my documents match, so any time I need to show mismatched documents, there is a risk that one or the other will not be accepted.
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Meanwhile, the Scott campaign was demanding an investigation into reports that some Democratic Party representatives had altered official state affidavits distributed to voters whose ballots had been rejected because of mismatched signatures or other issues.
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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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Keeping Score The Knicks and the Rangers are the mismatched brothers of professional sports, two teams that share an arena, a practice facility and an owner but are profoundly different in how they conduct themselves.
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Movies deserve artistic license when it comes to portraying couples, even when they seem mismatched in attractiveness and charm, but Fred's behavior is so strange that his fling with Regan plays like directorial wish fulfillment.
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The star of the team Matt McNeill (or "McBaskets"), is still slacking off and requesting special treatment but Jane manages to convince him to do the work through a game of very mismatched one-on-one.
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Instead of copying the same look on both eyes, makeup artists and influencers have recently decided to stick it to the beauty rules — opting for mismatched eyeshadow and liner in a bevy of bold, contrasting shades.
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Maybe it's her central casting-worthy chortle, or her soothing delivery or the sight of Chewbacca with a mismatched lady voice coming out of his mouth, but something about it really hit people the right way.
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Below, five L.A.-based women open up about their unique takes on retro, which decade they're most inspired by, and how they're living their best lives one mismatched eyeshadow and pinstriped lipstick look at a time.
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"You end up with this perfect storm where workplace and public policies are mismatched to what the workforce and families need," said Vicki Shabo, vice president at the non-partisan National Partnership for Women & Families (NPWF).
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Rowling, 50, used the chair – which is reportedly one of four mismatched seats that were given to the writer – as she wrote Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
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Constantly decked out with hoops, studs, and tons of other dangly baubles, Bowes' ear styling makes us want to leave our super-simple pieces in the past and pile on as many mismatched earrings as possible.
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Think of acclaimed writer Zadie Smith, who's often seen in mauve, crimson, and aqua turbans, or former First Lady Michelle Obama who relied heavily on a colorful mismatched prints during her time in the White House.
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In fact, the hastily arranged Singapore summit and the vague joint declaration that resulted demonstrate precisely why a diplomatic process that lacks a substantive foundation of detailed understandings is bound to collapse due to mismatched expectations.
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Even prominent and respected dealers, and auction houses, have been sued for selling watches somewhere on the spectrum from fake to "Frankenwatches" [watches with mismatched parts] to watches that have had restoration that was not disclosed.
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The Smithsonian Institution, which has owned and displayed them since 1979, is hoping to raise $300,000 through a Kickstarter campaign to preserve the shoes (which are mismatched sizes) and build a special, temperature-controlled display case.
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"There was a lot about it that we liked, but it had a couple of weird things to it," Mr. Burroughs said, including a glass wall between the master bedroom and bath, and mismatched light fixtures.
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Read more:10 things you didn't know about 'Toy Story 4'Reebok is releasing mismatched sneakers that look like Buzz Lightyear and Woody from 'Toy Story'99 details you may have missed in every Pixar movie
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At Louis Vuitton's fall 2015 show, we saw jumbles of mismatched buttons and safety pins (think the kind you'd find in your granny's Royal Dansk tin but dipped in the LV monogram) looped together via shoelaces.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's passionate duet of "Go Ahead and Break My Heart" at last night's Billboard Music Awards left little doubt that these two seemingly mismatched musicians are in it for the long haul.
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Influenced by his early work as a commercial illustrator for the I. Miller shoe company, Warhol made gold-leaf shoe collages, including a pair in 1956 with pointedly mismatched buckles for the transgender celebrity Christine Jorgensen.
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This young adult novel, told through the farewell letter artsy Minerva Green writes to the popular basketball team co-captain, Ed Slaterton, chronicles the unlikely love story and inevitable breakup of two mismatched high school students.
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She followed us as Offill gave me the tour through the home offices and a bathroom that had a small laundry line strung up in a window bearing the sign "Sock Refuge" and dangling mismatched socks.
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Both women are indigenous; but where Aila is willowy and elegantly dressed, Rosie is stocky and awkward, her pregnant body wrapped in mismatched clothing and her hair clotted over the bruises left by her boyfriend's knuckles.
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That her morning show on NBC might not be able to make appropriate use of her talent is not her fault, but the fault of NBC, which has mismatched the wrong host with the wrong audience.
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While she must wear modest attire at her all-girls Yeshiva in Teaneck, her powerlifting outfit includes a singlet and T-shirt, as well as colorfully striped knee socks, always mismatched, and bright red high-tops.
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The seemingly mismatched pairing isn't so different from that of Dory and Marlin in Finding Nemo, but O'Neill does a masterful job throughout the movie of evolving Hank's initial contempt into something more like gruff affection.
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Befitting such a mismatched pairing, Cuomo also crushed Nixon in fundraising, outspending her about 20-1, and called in an unusual endorsement from the Democratic National Committee along with the support of the entire state party apparatus.
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But these films also tell largely the same types of stories — a quick look into a hidden world, usually centered on mismatched traveling partners, the approach Pixar has used since its first film, 1995's Toy Story.
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It is remarkable to note that "Barefoot in the Park", Mr Simon's first Broadway hit about a couple of adorably mismatched newlyweds, arrived on the scene after Edward Albee's incisive "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" in 1963.
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But, baring cultural differences or mismatched personalities, your partner disliking your friends so much that they don't want you to hang out with them either, could be a sign of an unhealthy or controlling relationship, Stewart says.
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Or, she adds, it may be a matter of mismatched expectations that have finally bubbled to the surface — maybe you'd like more physical contact from your partner than they need or want to give, or vice versa.
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"This change may seem small but it is monumental," said Tanya Asapansa-Johnson Walker, a transgender activist who took part in the signing ceremony and spoke of the anxiety that goes with living with gender-mismatched identification.
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Nelson's lawyers did score a narrow win on Thursday when Walker ruled voters whose mismatched signatures disqualified their provisional and mail-in ballots and who were "belatedly notified" of the problem have until Saturday at 5 p.m.
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Its mismatched structures, plunked down in a neighborhood of grand 19th-century apartment buildings on the Seine, a block from the Eiffel Tower, disturbed traditionalists who felt that the ideal of Parisian architectural elegance had been violated.
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Mladenovic and Garcia showed up for their opening match in Rio in mismatched outfits, against Olympic regulations, and Garcia had to wear a spare outfit of Mladenovic's as the highly regarded doubles team went down to defeat.
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His first Broadway play, "Five Finger Exercise," was a 1950s domestic drama about a British family with culturally mismatched parents and the emotional fissures that are unwittingly exposed by a young German tutor brought into their household.
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He would crank up the Middle Eastern music and belly dance for his customers, who would often eat in his dining section: a row of mismatched chairs he would set up in an adjacent supermarket parking lot.
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At first, the outside world looms in "Captain Fantastic" through its stark absence, even though the compound is well-equipped and stocked with necessities from that world, including sharp knives, heavy books and bales of mismatched clothes.
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Sean J. Young, the legal director for the Georgia chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said that roughly 700 absentee ballot applications, and 189 absentee ballots, had been rejected by county officials because of mismatched signatures.
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You can imagine the two like mismatched dancers: Viewed from space, the Northern Lights may contort and groove in one direction, while the Southern Lights could perform a routine that doesn't quite sync up with its partner's.
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The Bulls front office has made a catalogue of wretched decisions since (and before) Hoiberg was hired, and most of the ingredients he's cooked with over the past two years have either been rotten or totally mismatched.
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As PetaPixel pointed out, you don't have to look too closely to see a white blob surrounding the plane's silhouette that's mismatched from the sky, and changing the photo's levels makes the copy-and-paste job ridiculously clear.
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They also dance in front of an adorable live band of kids until some predictable setbacks get in their way — from bees in the conifer, mismatched snowmen, accidentally wrapping Shelton in Christmas lights, and trouble with a nutcracker.
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So while researchers have been able to train robots to do something first in simulation, then port that knowledge to robots in the real world, the transition is extremely messy, because the digital and physical worlds are mismatched.
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Likewise, thousands of absentee ballots were tossed out in Georgia this year because of mismatched voter signatures and other technical errors like missing birth dates, giving rise to lawsuits challenging the criteria under which the ballots were rejected.
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Moore's thesis — that the sartorial flamboyance of queer, brown and other people on the margins is social-justice theater that's changing the world — is muddled by his inclusion of elements as mismatched as the outrageous wardrobes he lionizes.
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Stepping over the threshold was like stepping through the looking glass into an imaginary world: A sophisticated French salon filtered through the fever dream of Alice in Wonderland, all pops of color, perfectly-mismatched pattern and vibrant art.
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But the director, Daniel Aukin, and his perfectly mismatched cast — Eboni Booth, Bobby Moreno, Deirdre O'Connell and Frederick Weller — find the resonant meaning in the battle between hope and cynicism that infuses these characters' every word and gesture.
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More recently, however, the Lakers have been hindered by a series of ill-conceived moves, including a failed experiment in 2012 to build a superteam around three aging and mismatched pieces: Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash and Dwight Howard.
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" About a mismatched couple, Jen thinks, "I don't want to generalize, but let's face it, hot goes with hot, average goes with average, and so on down the line unless there is a large amount of money involved.
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The chairs and tables in the big, open dining room are mismatched, framed pictures of women line the walls, and blankets bought on travels are draped over the ceiling beams to soften both an echo and the room's look.
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On the cusp of the all-important and usually busy spring housing season, an increasing number of local markets are mismatched; that is, buyers are not finding what's on their wish list because that's not what is for sale.
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"I don't know if many people picked up on the fact that there have been multiple events in the past couple months where I've worn mismatched earrings," she says (like for her second look at the VMAs, shown above).
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Bill Nelson, the incumbent Democratic US senator, filed a complaint in federal court last week alleging Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner would ignore votes — from legal, registered voters — due to an overzealous system that tosses out mismatched signatures.
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Bill Nelson, the incumbent Democratic US senator, filed a complaint in federal court Thursday night alleging the Florida secretary of state's office will ignore votes — from legal, registered voters — due to an overzealous system that tosses out mismatched signatures.
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A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on Wednesday to block Georgia election officials from tossing out absentee ballots with mismatched signatures, in response to two suits brought by voting rights advocates that argued hundreds were improperly rejected.
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Holly serves as her dad's chauffeur, his chief critic, and his companion; if Healy weren't in the movie at all, Black would already have a functional mismatched-buddy mystery just from the banter between Holly and her disintegrating dad.
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It'll also use its Real Time ID and other shortcuts when reports of mismatched driver identity crop up, so that riders mistakenly identified as someone other than who they claim to be can get back to driving more quickly.
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Bassett, who rocked a blue Adidas track suit and ball cap (gloriously mismatched with sparkly stilettos to practice walking onstage and to get the microphone height right), laughed and then spotted her own seat decidedly closer to the stage.
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Whether flat, heeled, casual, or mismatched Ă la CĂ©line (hey, the shoe of many names comes in many varieties), the 15 options ahead offer all the simplicity you could want in a summer sandal without having to sacrifice style.
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"You saw the scruffiness, the down-dressing that really didn't exist in the American vocabulary: the mismatched look, the leather jackets, adopting some of the traditional rhythm-and-blues style," said the designer Anna Sui, a lifelong Stones fan.
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Suggested explanations for the warp have included longstanding torques emerging from mismatched axial motions of the disk and the galactic halo, or perhaps tidal forces from satellite galaxies of the Milky Way, which could gravitationally yank at the disk.
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Dre and Bow, former high-school sweethearts, have four kids: the Instagram-addled Zoey, the proud nerd Dre, Jr., and the mismatched twins Jack and Diane (who are named for the John Cougar Mellencamp song—one of Barris's favorites).
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The confusion has extended to events following Soleimani's killing, as the administration offered diverging narratives about Iran's retaliatory attack on US forces in Iraq Wednesday and the departments of Treasury and State presented mismatched details on Iran sanctions Friday.
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For the bathroom, he installed a double marble vanity that Ms. Chapman bought from an antiques dealer in Saugerties, N.Y., and built a sliding barn-style door from mismatched boards he pulled out of a Dumpster across the street.
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But there's always been a strange allure to them, in that they allow WWE to throw together weird, mismatched teams and concentrate on the storytelling in the moment, letting the broader ramifications fade to the background for one night only.
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Another scene shows manly Manganiello and the child-like Herman amusingly talking through their mismatched experiences, prompting Manganiello to declare, "I think I know why you and I met" as he vows to force Pee-wee to embrace his adventurous side.
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There's nothing wrong with grander ambitions, and they often kept Bones from turning into yet another show about mismatched romantic partners trying to solve crimes that slowly ran out of story to tell as its central couple endlessly circled each other.
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Yet again the limitations of mismatched standards and record-keeping enter the equation: The team compared data from Mexico City and Milan and soon found that the two have very different ways of dividing the city, and recorded different data therein.
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Watts wore a mismatched white ensemble consisting of a cream embellished skirt with a shimmery bright white tuxedo-style jacket to the Vanity Fair and Chanel party that felt more like a last-minute cover-up find than a woutfit standout.
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While spotted out with friends sipping on a matcha tea after a run to Alfred Coffee in L.A., Gomez, 26, wore a mismatched pair of Melissa x Baja beach sandals that featured the word "THRIVING" in bold lettering across the straps.
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The official music video for "Like I Would" (not to be confused with the extremely similar One Direction song "I Would") features Malik wearing mismatched orange and blue contact lenses, a reference to Robbie Reyes from Marvel's Ghostrider comic series.
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Pisces is all about peace and love, while Mars is the planet of war, so, sometimes this can feel like a mismatched energy…but, it can also manifest as a deep well of inner fortitude—the strength to withstand anything.
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In an attempt to compete with peers like Nike and Adidas, Reebok has launched a series of gimmicky shoe designs — like these mismatched sneakers that look like Buzz Lightyear and Woody from "Toy Story" — and marketing campaigns filled with celebrities.Â
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But some of the work is already done: In a cupboard full of colorful mismatched plateware, she has been fermenting black rice in a jar for four days, transforming it into a floral, fruity dessert she will serve over ice cubes.
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One play, "Save Grand Central," is the story of two mismatched Upper East Side couples and the attempt by one of the men, a ravenous lawyer, to replace the pretentious upscale restaurant owned by the other with a Burger King.
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To those who don't live in the neighborhood, the modest storefront may look like any of the city's thousands of takeout joints, with its neon welcome sign, photographs of food in the front window, utilitarian counters and two mismatched tiny tables.
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"People don't understand this town, but l love the people and the history," he says, standing in the doorway of the boxy one-story building, topped with a row of mismatched early 20th-century iron finials salvaged from railroad signal posts.
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No. 41 Minorca, Spain This novel, the first in a series, starts in Minorca but spans continents, as two mismatched men, the lieutenant Jack Aubrey and the physician Stephen Maturin, hit the open sea amid the backdrop of the Napoleonic wars.
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Madoff and Knox had something in common with Hitler, according to Gladwell, in that they all were what he calls "mismatched": either a liar acting like an honest person (Madoff, Adolf) or an honest one acting like a liar (Knox).
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Drawing on the work of Tim Levine, a professor of communication studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Gladwell argues that it is when we come into contact with mismatched people that our usual ability to spot truthfulness fails.
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The collection would, in Ms. Markle's words, per British Vogue, offer wardrobe options more universal in design and appropriateness than "a potpourri of mismatched sizes and colours, not always the right stylistic choices or range of sizes" assembled from donations alone.
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You know, under the sink where you stash all the plastic bags you promise to recycle soon, the cabinet with all the mismatched storage containers and that "miscellaneous drawer" full of tons of tools you use — and tons you don't.
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In each of those cases the mismatched mix should be obvious, but somehow NBC missed the telltale signs of how off and off-putting the combination of Kelly's views, especially on race relations, would be with NBC's own, more conventional positions.
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Its faceted planes relate directly to "Etreinte" ("Embrace," 1971), Picasso's depiction of mismatched lovers (huge man, tiny woman) on the same wall, while mirroring the explosive brushwork of the show's other German-speaking artists — Baselitz, Fetting, Penck, and Markus Lüpertz.
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Sure, the basic premise sounds like The Odd Couple with beaks, but with Haddish onboard and judging by how well BoJack Horseman subverted washed-up actor tropes, it's safe to say that Tuca & Bertie won't just be another mismatched duo story.
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After being relentlessly pelted by the Symbiote's disembodied insults and the ridiculousness of Hardy's internal monologue with a flesh-craving alien whose pleasures are both carnal and anatomical, it's hard not to end up rooting for this strange, mismatched pair.
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Off the lobby, the bright and colorful Cambridge Street Kitchen, with banquette seating covered in mismatched fabrics and a long copper-topped bar, overlooks an open kitchen for watching chefs assemble playful dishes like a soft shell crab burger on a brioche bun.
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Naomie Harris ditched her super modern Calvin Klein by Raf Simons gown and mismatched yellow shoes to hit the after party circuit, keeping with her all-white color scheme but going for something much more traditional in a pleated one-shoulder Grecian gown.
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But one series of works, a set of five standing mobiles all originally titled "Untitled Standing Mobile" and made between 1960 and 1965, has had a somewhat jumbled history, its bases and tops mismatched and recombined with parts of other Calder sculptures.
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While the Zooey Deschanel starring series came to its logical end — complete with a final rousing game of True American and one last prank — it was still difficult bid farewell to the Lofties, a gang of lovable mismatched weirdos who became a family.
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Shot either full frame or in extreme close-up that accentuated the icy eye shadow around his famously mismatched eyes, Mr. Bowie is an otherworldly figure here, but also an intimate one, bringing the song's epic dimensions down to human (or humanesque) scale.
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Her black wrap coat, coordinating scarf, pants and boots (worn with another surprisingly casual hairstyle) were standard yet chic Markle fare, but it was her accessories that stood out: her mismatched earrings, and her deep-green top-handle purse from DeMellier London.
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Well, heterosexual women's sexuality tends to evolve in a different way: Some might need a moment to get over their insecurities, accept, or understand the fact that they themselves are more bothered about their mismatched underwear and droopy asses than their partners.
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On a drizzly Sunday in December, Ms. Trauss hosted the SF YIMBYParty Congress, a gathering of pro-housing groups held at a Market Street co-working space full of start-up touches like mismatched furniture, a foosball table and lots of white men.
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That dynamic, adapted from Akira Kurosawa's "Seven Samurai," endures in the director Antoine Fuqua's update of "The Magnificent Seven," in which Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke, Chris Pratt and others are the mismatched gunslingers; Peter Sarsgaard is the ruthless industrialist they are set against.
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Some officials who have worked to stage past presidential summits fault the President's staff for not shielding him from an in-person encounter with Putin, arguing that he is badly mismatched with the wily Russian leader, who was trained by the KGB.
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It's a whimsical fantasy land of jewelry spilling out of drawers, hanging from chandeliers and coming together on her work table, where she makes everything herself by hand, setting semiprecious stones, mismatched beads and bird- and fish-shaped pendants using twisted wire.
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There, alright, alright, alright, he transforms into Moondog, the type of guy who's sloshing red wine in the morning and wearing whatever mismatched clothes he can find, as he writes—or avoids writing—a sort of Great American novel, Richard Brautigan–style.
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Onstage, the dozen or so new songs that Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez have written to supplement the seven they wrote for the movie feel over-tailored to their moments and, as a result, though in one or two cases lovely, mismatched.
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Ms. Jiang and Mr. Lowe met in 2003 at college, and a year later began co-hosting a weekly campus television show, in which they amused viewers with their mismatched styles — she a serious news reporter and he a joking political commentator.
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In keeping with its "simple but refined" style, Ms. Rose's food will be plated on a high-low, intentionally mismatched combination of ceramics sourced from Japan, Sweden, Australia and Denmark, eaten with vintage French silverware and dabbed away by linens made in Sweden.
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They are utilitarian spaces where the paint has faded, furnishings generally are not much more than a couple of mismatched chairs and display cases hold a jumble of goods — but it takes owners only a moment to find whatever their customers might want.
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No one gets much time or, as of yet, much of a personality, with the exception of Ariela Barer and Allegra Acosta as mismatched adoptive sisters, one a purple-haired "social-justice warrior" and the other a shy girl with mutant super strength.
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Angela (Lily Dorment) and Tony (Nick Hetherington), another married couple, are a bit less mismatched, yet they too have troubles, as does Susan (Colleen Clinton), whose 15-year-old daughter, the unseen Abigail, is throwing a bash of her own within earshot.
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Toward the end of the book, there are two essays — "The Unseen Wind," about the mismatched halves of her face, and "The Book of My Body," about having a photographic record made of her melanoma-prone skin — whose intense introspection grows claustrophobic.
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Others were certain that the hype around junior year was directly linked to a connection between Zoey's adorkable brother Junior (Marcus Scribner) and the tough-to-crack Sky, with the mismatched couple's one-off hookup giving the Cal U crew their first baby.
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The actress, 54, paid tribute to her legendary Sex and the City character at New York City Ballet's annual Fall Fashion Gala on Thursday, wearing a fushia ballgown, diamond stud earrings and — wait for it — mismatched strappy heels from her own SJP Collection.
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The United States says it is determined to speak out about human rights abuses in China, re-balance what it sees as a mismatched trade relationship and stop potential national security threats with restrictions on Chinese companies such as tech giant Huawei.
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The 32-year-old businesswoman called out two waitresses at Lohan Beach House Rhodes in Greece (her newest nightclub), who posed for a photo on the brand's Instagram which shows the ladies wearing matching outfits, aside from mismatched heels — which Lohan was not okay with.
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"The State has already confirmed they are eligible and registered to vote," the Democrats said in their lawsuit, arguing that the practice of tossing out votes with mismatched signatures violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments while denying those voters their constitutional rights to equal protection.
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When Crowe's fist first meet-cutes Gosling's face, The Nice Guys still holds all the promise of a spirited disco-period caper, complete with a mismatched-buddies-duo worthy of Lethal Weapon (which Black famously wrote as a twenty-something, his VIP ticket to Hollywood).
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Angel, my spirit-guide for the next hour and a half, is wearing a silk robe with purposefully mismatched socks and platform slippers, along with drag-style glittering eyeshadow in bright turquoise and hot pink that gives her the appearance of an intergalactic peacock.
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Maria Matthews, an official with the secretary of state's office who was one of two witnesses to testify on Wednesday, told the court that the number of mismatched-signature ballots is slightly more than 3,700 from the 46 counties that had reported numbers to her.
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Into that mismatched harmony come their two fathers, Brad's touchy-feely dad Don (John Lithgow) -- who greets him with a wet kiss on the lips -- and Kurt (Gibson), an absentee for much of Dusty's youth, who's all swagger, womanizing and "Back in my day" bravado.
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By knotting, draping, ruching and otherwise swathing bodies in dresses based on the concept of the beach-ready maillot and pareo (even if they came in pinstriped linen and jersey), adding mismatched geometric earrings and gigantic straw hats, he generally upped the sophistication factor.
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Turning things inside out, tipping them upside down, placing mismatched objects side by side, nesting harm within harmlessness and vice versa: All this Hadley does to great and various effect, yielding humor here and sorrow there, serving up the bitter along with the delicious.
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"With my roomies @RepShimkus @RepKevinBrady supporting @SteveScalise at congressional baseball game & pray for his recovery," Mr. Paulsen tweeted on Thursday, posting a photo of him and his housemates wearing mismatched jerseys and yellow Louisiana State University hats, a tribute to Mr. Scalise's alma mater.
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The main storyline is certainly arresting, with a couple of mismatched detectives (played by Jim Sturgess and Agyness Deyn) stumbling upon information that suggests an apocalyptic, mass-extinction event is in the offing, one that shadowy forces will do anything to prevent from becoming public.
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Usually billed as a delightful romp of mismatched young lovers — in this case played by Annaleigh Ashford, Kyle Beltran, Shalita Grant and Alex Hernandez — it will no doubt get the full frolicsome sylvan treatment from the director Lear deBessonet, a master of comedy alfresco.
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HaSalon, on a desolate corner in Hell's Kitchen, retains that devotion to technique but has an entirely different concept: reservations only; high-minded, high-priced food served in a kind of mismatched living room, which, after ten o'clock, turns bacchanalian, complete with dancing on tables.
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But sometimes you'll find mismatched woods from different periods, which might require more extensive stripping techniques (like hand-stripping the wood with a wire-bristled toothbrush) and refinishing, a process that Mr. Camenares said could cost upward of $25,000 to $40,000 for an entire house.
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And it's a feeling that was evoked the moment I saw the slightly worn, mismatched chairs in the coffee shop in Dragonfall, the chess game sitting abandoned at one of the tables just begging to for someone to come along and pick it back up.
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New York's increasingly tight rental market is what New York University's Furman Center referred to as a "mismatched growth in demand and supply for rental units" in a city where the average cost of a one-bedroom rental is well above $2000, according to Rent Jungle.
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As aides try to set up a first meeting between the two presidents, the mismatched nature of their respective wish lists gives Trump the edge, and means that a deal, if one is done, may be more limited and longer in the making than the Kremlin hopes.
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It's hard to know what that could be, but it's very easy to imagine a mismatched negotiation — where Kim wants something limited and Trump wants something huge — leading to a return to the kind of tit-for-tat threats and belligerency that made last year so scary.
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In all likelihood, your morning looks a little like this: You hit snooze three times on your smartphone, jump out of bed like a madman twenty minutes before you're supposed to be at work, and get halfway to the office before realizing you're wearing mismatched shoes.
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In practice, Europe's hodge-podge of duplicated, mismatched equipment (Europeans use 17 types of tanks to America's one) and continued dependence on America in key areas—such as moving troops and refueling warplanes—mean that its armed forces are far less than the sum of their parts.
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There are also shows like "Dave and Ethan: Lovemakers," from Broadway Video's Above Average Productions; "Sammy J & Randy in Ricketts Lane," a musical comedy about mismatched housemates – one attorney and one puppet; "Before the Morning After," which features comedians, drunk in a diner at 2 a.m.
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While watching last night's part 2 of the group screamfest called a reunion show it became obvious why the group's most mismatched couple ended up scoring their own series, before, say, newlyweds Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney: Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright are an absolute riot.
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Pinnuendo This is the kind of pin that you might not "get" at first, and then it hits you: It's a warm day at the beach, you tear off the wrapper, and there's bizarro Sonic, features mismatched with his gumball eyes are melting down his face.
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Often seen as simply another layer to cover up (or maybe a more dressed-up alternative to ratty, mismatched pajamas), slip dresses cropped up on the runways of Chloé and Givenchy, making us wonder why we ever parted ways with the style in the first place.
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But taken on its own terms, the movie possesses hard-to-resist warmth in its underlying theme, and welcome humor in the mismatched buddy dynamic -- with Don attempting to make Tony less of a philistine, while the driver introduces his meticulous boss to deep-fried foods.
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In his ruling, Walker, an appointee of former President Obama, appeared to side with attorneys for Nelson, who claimed that Florida's current process for evaluating provisional and mail-in ballots with mismatched signatures lacked uniform standards and offered voters only an "illusory process to cure" the issues.
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It does so much with such profoundly mismatched parts that it might read as mere fucking-around, but as Callinan and fellow Aussie weirdo Alex Cameron shout out basically every single country in the world, (including both Koreas) the madness of "Big Enough" begins to resemble optimism.
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The house's mismatched furniture, spartan bathroom—which has the very specific dinge that you can only find in domiciles populated exclusively by dudes—and reserves of cheap beer both in the fridge and on the dining room table give it the air of a frat house.
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Offering a simple menu of bar food — burgers, pizza, fish and chips — its most appealing aspect is the almost hallucinatory interior, with junk furniture, mismatched furnishings, haphazardly cobbled-together lamps and the centerpiece mural of a woman with curly red hair who seems lost in thought.
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As fashion has moved from minimalism to baroque, following the lead of Gucci and its Pied Piper creative director, Alessandro Michele, a new demand has arisen for what could be called party jewelry: big hoops, mismatched pieces, glittering chokers — all-out opulence and plenty of layering.
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"Green Book" came into Toronto amid low expectations and emerged a ferocious crowd-pleaser: A racial-issues dramedy in the vein of "The Blind Side" and "Hidden Figures," the film stars Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali as mismatched personalities on a road trip through the Deep South.
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Beach's Roger," Mr. Brantley wrote in his 2001 review of the original cast, "who winds up filling in for the original Adolf (he breaks a leg, natch) on the opening night of 'Springtime,' becomes every aging crooner who played the Palace rolled into one brilliantly mismatched package.
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On another day, my sister watched the police arrive at a playground to question the mother of an autistic child whose messy hair, mismatched clothes and erratic movements caused someone to think they had better say something, but not to the mother who was supervising her child.
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What set it apart was its cast, including Jodie Whittaker and Andrew Buchan as bereft parents, Arthur Darvill as a sketchy reverend and, pre-eminently, David Tennant and Olivia Colman as the cops, mismatched partners who fought bitterly while seeing each other through their lives' greatest trials.
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"Nothing makes sense and I don't think it was supposed to," Mr. Filicia added, referring to Monica's purple apartment with its vintage refrigerator, high-end Viking stove (she is a chef, but still), mismatched chairs, an Aubusson rug and swagged patterned curtains only Nana could have loved.
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" I said, "Hey listen, when I go out there and a woman just doesn't care for herself, like you, and doesn't brush her teeth, and doesn't comb her hair, everything is mismatched, and there isn't a clean appearance, I'm going to think that she doesn't care about herself.
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Because nothing feels better than some cozy velvet when things start to get cool... Now, let's not forget the rest of the get-up: Her vintage-inspired yellow floral top is from Aritzia, and the high-waisted, mismatched-hem jeans (which you can totally DIY!) are from Mother.
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So when the weather drops below freezing in Brooklyn, there we sit, my ankles and me, chilling on the stoop with a knit cap, lined jeans, puffy parka, mismatched gloves (usually one of mine and one of my sons'), and my classic Vans slip-ons, totally sock-free.
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Her somewhat rustic but effortlessly chic linen summer dresses with rows of tortoiseshell buttons were ubiquitous; as were her balloon-sleeved shirts and dresses with contrast stitching; and also her smart but relaxed pink suit jacket and cropped trouser set, with enamel buttons in mismatched shapes and colors.
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Trying too hard is frowned upon in Oakland, and Riley was brought up in The Town, so while the first-time filmmaker may be making Hollywood inroads, his mismatched mise-en-scene is pure Bay Area: an overburdened key ring, a wallet straining with business cards and transit passes.
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To be fair, back at the 2007 MTV VMA's, Spears' performance of "Gimme More" heavily drew lip-syncing criticism, but more recently the singer received some flack on her international summer tour after footage of a Japan performance appeared to show her mouth movements mismatched with her lyrics.
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Hot Pockets, mismatched chairs and a critical mission: Inside year one of the Mueller investigation If there could be some meat to the allegations, the Justice Department would need to determine one of two things: Did the potentially criminal actions take place unrelated to or before the presidency?
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More than once, I featured a reckless scene of my mother and me and Niall on a train bound for Chicago or New York or someplace far away from Mississippi, where people would know nothing about us and would not see us as the mismatched parts we were.
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I was given four mismatched dining room chairs in 1995 and this was the comfiest one, which is why it ended up stationed permanently in front of my typewriter, supporting me while I typed out 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' and 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets'.
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The company doesn't currently have plans to do away with its wearable offerings; it's just counting more on shoppers coming in for mismatched flatware and, "Maybe I bought this from an artisan in an obscure village on my Eat, Pray, Love-type self-discovery adventure"-worthy duvet covers.
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Based on Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward's 1974 book about their famous investigation of the Watergate scandal, the film stars Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman as the mismatched pair of Washington Post reporters who broke the story behind the 1972 burglary of the DNC headquarters in the Watergate complex.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Nelson has brought a lawsuit in federal court over how Florida counties validate signatures on mail-in and provisional ballots, a process his campaign claims is unconstitutional because of inconsistent criteria applied by elections staff; a judge gave voters till Saturday to validate their mismatched signatures.
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The uncomfortable scene in which he tries to kiss her and she guides his hand down her jeans sums up instead their mismatched expectations: If he's falling in love, then Camille seems to be using him to quell some desperate hunger that being in Wind Gap has awakened.
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Defense Department researchers later noted that the skeletons showed signs of having spent years on a storage shelf, and in many cases the bones were mismatched and did not fit the physical descriptions of the men whose dog tags the North Koreans said had been found with them.
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Ms. Post brought in Bernhardt Design lounge and dining chairs with mismatched upholstery, added graphic yellow-and-gray wallpaper to one of the bedrooms, and stocked the unit with eye-catching art, including an explosive geometric painting by Allan D'Arcangelo, and a sculptural free-standing penguin from Robert Kuo.
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Veronica and I are unreliable weather with mismatched closets of rage potentially the mothers of gunshot teenagers prone to brine and fixed turbulence despite the sieving motion in history, the retrieval of balance between reason and perspective does not apply to us, instead we teeter on the brink of boiling vertigo.
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Mr. Giornetti is one of the most courteous men in the business — a good thing in a gentleman, less so in a designer — and his show of discreetly mismatched checks and tweeds, the best cut trousers seen this week and blouson jackets in tomato red suffered from an excess of correctness.
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Every once in a while, we take a look around our homes and realize they've lost that edge that makes them uniquely us: our wall paint is dull and chipping, our kitchen accessories are a mismatched collection from past roommates, and our duvet is the same one we've had since college.
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"The precise issue in this case is whether Florida's law that allows county election officials to reject vote-by-mail and provisional ballots for mismatched signatures — with no standards, an illusory process to cure, and no process to challenge the rejection — passes constitutional muster," Judge Mark Walker wrote in his decision.
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Arranged (and mismatched) marriages are dangerous in Westeros — this season, they've resulted in the deaths of Joffrey (when the Tyrells decide it would be better for Margaery to marry his brother), Lysa (when she gets jealous about Littlefinger's obsession with Stark women) and Oberyn (when he tried to avenge his sister).
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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Trans advocate Gillian Branstetter (formerly of the National Center for Trans Equality) told VICE on Thursday that people should think of identity documents as a form of free speech — and that being forced to carry inaccurate or mismatched documents is a kind of "compelled speech" on the behalf of the government.
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After trying out dozens of United States factories that all supplied samples with seams that wouldn't stretch enough or fabrics from mismatched dye lots, she found a Chinese manufacturer that now produces some of her ready-to-wear leotards using the same materials, machines and techniques as her Kansas City atelier.
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Things get going with the featured exhibition, a lively potpourri of works organized by the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford and introduced by a Jack Pierson sculpture that is all but site-specific in this setting: It consists of the text shorthand OMG spelled out in mismatched letters from vintage signs.
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"Trends come and go — however, I feel like [the mismatched earring look] will be a new classic staple for the modern woman," says Artigas, while Polny says it only adds to Meghan's charm: "I feel it shows that she has a very down-to-earth attitude while still presenting herself with sophistication."
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About 15 activists from cities all over the US stayed in the house this week — sleeping on mismatched couches, a futon, and the floor — to pull off their biggest action yet: a march on Tuesday from the National Mall to ICE headquarters, where they planned to quite literally shut the building down.
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It mattered greatly to him and Tia that they were both Chicagoans who had gone to the same elementary school when they were little and had met in graduate school in Wisconsin, but it was far too sentimental and irrelevant a story to matter to anyone else, because they were so mismatched.
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Canadian writer-director Robin Aubert is a fan of the genre, and he knows the tropes: the growing hordes of shambling monsters, the thrown-together crew of mismatched survivors, the sudden attacks that winnow them down one by one, the understanding that even a single bite can doom an otherwise healthy person.
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At the Israeli chef Eyal Shani's HaSalon, a Tel Aviv spot with a second location in New York's Hell's Kitchen that started dinner service in April, the tavern-like space features mismatched chairs at about a dozen large tables, upon which patrons often dance to Israeli pop music after the meal concludes.
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From adopting rules defining apps available for download in a state as nexus to enacting requirements for out-of-state sellers to provide notice of consumers' due taxes, a mismatched patchwork of state law and regulation was already emerging as states desperately looked for an answer to the growing e-fairness problem.
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Relentless bickering and ridiculous personal skirmishes are the rule among the residents of the building, where the mismatched newlyweds Nora (Kate Stanley Brennan) and Jack (Ian-Lloyd Anderson) — a commandant in the Irish Citizen Army — share their apartment with his cousin (Ciaran O'Brien) and her uncle (James Hayes), who cannot bear each other.
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In 303, during a two-day tournament, Jackson—who, that same year, left his head coaching job in Albany and become an assistant with the Bulls under Doug Collins—coached Ryan and a mismatched collection of middle-aged muscle-pulls waiting to happen in a weekend competition in Scotch Plains, New Jersey.
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Celestial designs have been trending for a few seasons now but the London jewelry house Vant suspended mismatched moon and sun rock crystals from planetary studs, and the jeweler Sabine Roemer paired a simple diamond star stud with three strands of stars in glittering sapphires and fluorites cascading from a monochrome moon.
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As strong Turkish coffee was served on mismatched tables, followed by plates of fruit, Mr. Zein told the all-too-familiar story of the refugee's journey: a modest existence in Aleppo disrupted by civil war; a flight for safety to exploitative circumstances in Turkey; a plea to the United Nations for help.
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I wouldn't mind holing up here for a while — which is not surprising given that Kemp is the co-owner and creative director of the Firmdale hotels in New York and London, which are similarly decorated with her whimsical but luxurious signature style, a mix of lively colors and brilliantly mismatched patterns.
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Everyone has their own way of adapting a look, and while Moylan tends to go for a full eyelid of color, her friend Lillian Ahenkan, a DJ and MTV presenter based in Australia, mixes things up with a graphic bow of color arching across her lid or slashes of mismatched neon eyeliner.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MĂłnica de la Torre's sixth book of poetry, The Happy End/All Welcome, begins by declaring itself to be "after" Martin Kippenberger's The Happy End of Franz Kafka's "Amerika" (1994), an installation of mismatched office furniture assembled on a soccer field for the purpose of conducting job interviews.
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And the Brazilian jeweler Ara Vartanian paired large South Sea cultured pearls with inverted black diamonds in his double rings, while the Los Angeles-based Spinelli Kilcollin brand split a Tahitian pearl and a South Sea pearl, then reunited the mismatched halves in 18-karat yellow gold circlets, for its Galina MX drop earrings.
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Read more:Reebok is releasing mismatched sneakers that look like Buzz Lightyear and Woody from 'Toy Story'Nike is releasing a 'Stranger Things' collection of sneakers and apparel that will make you feel nostalgicNike's new slide sandals come in the perfect shade of summer watermelonVans has finally launched its collection of 'Harry Potter' sneakers and apparel.
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In just a few short years this band of mismatched misfits released a four-song demo, signed with Brit imprint Under One Flag, gigged on both sides of the Atlantic, and released two of thrash metal's finest, weirdest albums: 1987's Terror And Submission and its peerless follow-up, Mind Wars, released in 1988.
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Throughout her visits she noticed that while the donations were plentiful, they were also notably a combination of mismatched items and colours which weren't always the right stylistic choices or sizes that didn't necessarily "suit" the job at hand: to make a woman feel confident and inspired as she walked into her job interview.
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To watch Richard mush into Festus Ezeli at the rim, make an uncontested putback, hook around Harrison Barnes off the dribble, and draw fouls on fast breaks is to know, most intimately, the character of these first two games, and to experience the pure banal letdown that a mismatched series engenders in viewers and fans.
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That scene comes early in the episode, and is filled with so many vivid details that show how much Lynch and his crew are on their game: from the mismatched paint job on Richard's car to the way Miriam is barely visible behind her glass door as the young Horne's reflection fills the rectangle.
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The Row makes a beautiful soft suede version accented with mismatched gems, while the London-based label Le Monde Beryl — a line of Venetian gondolier-inspired slippers founded in 2015 — offers an array of different colors and styles; my favorite is the velvet ankle-strap shoe, which comes in black, blush pink and brick red.
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"The precise issue in this case is whether Florida's law that allows county election officials to reject vote-by-mail and provisional ballots for mismatched signatures — with no standards, an illusory process to cure, and no process to challenge the rejection — passes constitutional muster," says the order from Judge Walker in the Northern District of Florida.
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They needed the heroics of their two stars, Durant and Russell Westbrook, more or less nightly, and even those two seemed occasionally mismatched, with each preferring the ball in his own hands, each a little wary in terms of trusting the other to get it there, and sometimes unsure of what to do with themselves without it.
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Earlier in October, the American Civil Liberties Union partnered with the Georgia Muslim Voter Project and Asian Americans Advancing Justice–Atlanta to file a lawsuit over the mismatch law, arguing that voters of color were more likely to have ballots rejected, pointing to Georgia's Gwinnett County, where close to 234 ballots were rejected due to mismatched signatures.
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Based on John E. Douglas and Mark Olshaker's book Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit, the show follows a pair of mismatched FBI agents (Jonathan Groff and Holt McCallany) and a psychology professor (Anna Torv) who begin interviewing serial killers in the 1970s in order to understand why they do the things that they do.
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Jack Stubbs and Christopher Bing, who sound like mismatched partners in a 1980s buddy-cop movie, found new tentacles of the Iranian influence operation uncovered by Facebook last week: Facebook and other companies said last week that multiple social media accounts and websites were part of an Iranian project to covertly influence public opinion in other countries.
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Just this month, a federal judge ruled that Florida's election law for disqualifying mail-in ballots amounts to "taking as many as 23,000 ballots, crumbling them into balls, and throwing them in the trash like dirty tissue, without any opportunity to cure," because the state's law would throw out ballots with mismatched signatures with NO NOTICE to voters.
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It's a lot, so I'll try to break it down for you: it opens with a scene from Adventure Time in which the character Magic Man—a martian wizard who also wears mismatched boots and has been banished to Earth for crimes against inhabitants of Mars (duh)—offers to do Finn a favor in exchange for candy.
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Read more:Nike is releasing sneakers that look like SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick StarNike is releasing a 'Stranger Things' collection of sneakers and apparel that will make you feel nostalgicPeople are charging hundreds of dollars for Adidas x Arizona Iced Tea sneakers that originally cost $0.99Reebok is releasing mismatched sneakers that look like Buzz Lightyear and Woody from 'Toy Story'
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Labor supporters and a top campaign aide, Brandon Davis, former chief of staff at the Democratic National Committee, had begun agitating for a reassessment of his decision shortly after his concession speech, campaign aides said, after receiving reports that poll workers had rejected a number of ballots over mismatched signatures — grounds for a possible legal challenge.
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The real focus is on the byplay between the mismatched detectives: an uptight former Laestadian (Johannes Holopainen) for whom the case is an excuse to skip therapy sessions with his boyfriend, and a middle-aged single mom (Maria Sid) with guilt issues — she killed her daughter's father, for one thing — who self-medicates with loud and frequent sex.
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He and Dawn routinely performed barefoot in pajamas, and their central dynamic on camera, then and now, calls to mind a mismatched classic-comedy duo: Dawn musters the low-affect cool of a '60s chanteuse, preferring to hold still with her eyes wide and unblinking, while Conte mugs for the camera and bounces around a lot.
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The eighth floor (which used to be the Café SFA, the dining equivalent of the store's shopping bags) has been transformed into Le Chalet, a bar modeled on an alpine lodge, with logs "procured from Europe" (as the fact sheet said) running the length of the ceiling, a stone wall and a scattering of mismatched faded floral couches.
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The low-budget aesthetic is a distractingly mismatched mashup of retro-futuristic props — like a wall-sized computer that answers internet searches with paper telegraph strips — and literally modern clothes or gadgets like iPhones (which people use with separate telephone receivers.) The dialogue isn't snappy enough to feel like a classic early comedy, but it's not deliberately bad enough to be parody, either.
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It's perfectly amusing to observe these eccentric alterna-heroes banter amongst themselves about how they got there (the effect is not unlike watching Homer Simpson adapt to being computer-animated in the "Treehouse of Horror" episode where he steps into the third dimension), but it's not quite as fun watching a squad of mismatched Spideys take on a supercollider full of goons.
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Rep. Mary Gay ScanlonMary Gay ScanlonFour House Judiciary members say they will 'move forward' with impeachment Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment GOP leader, Ocasio-Cortez give boost to lawmaker pay hike MORE (D-Pa.) joked on Wednesday that the pace of Washington politics led her to go an entire day without realizing she was wearing mismatched shoes.
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Comparing black students with similar academic qualifications, data from the 2003 – 2009 Beginning Postsecondary Student Survey show that mismatched (overmatched) black undergraduates – those with low GPAs and standardized SAT/ACT scores matriculating at the most selective schools – were far more likely to earn a degree within 6 years than were their peers attending minimally selective institutions that matched their academic qualifications.
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That power is making itself known in the Georgia governor's race: Under Kemp, the secretary of state's office purged voters from the rolls when they failed to respond to a postcard and didn't vote in two consecutive elections, stuck 53,000 people in administrative limbo because their applications to vote didn't exactly match other state databases, and rejected absentee ballots over perceived mismatched signatures.
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A pair of the mismatched binoculars scattered around the restaurant materialized just when I was trying to locate the clock tower in the Consolidated Edison Building; before I'd had a chance to point out a fruit fly in my wine (did it ride up with me in the elevator?) a sommelier spirited the glass away and brought a fresh one.
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The remarkable thing is not that these two garishly mismatched women fought—Japan is MMA's ancestral home of circus fights, after all, and finding an opponent for a woman as large and athletically accomplished as Garcia is nearly impossible: just ask Garcia's last opponent, Yumiko Hotta, a professional wrestler who was 50-years-old and gave up 40 pounds to Garcia when they fought last December.
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New series include "The UCB Show" from the Upright Citizens Brigade founders Matt Besser, Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts and Matt Walsh; "Dave and Ethan: Lovemakers," from Broadway Video's Above Average Productions; "Sammy J & Randy in Ricketts Lane," a musical comedy about mismatched housemates — one a lawyer, the other a puppet; and "Before the Morning After," featuring comedians drunk in a diner at 2 a.m.
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A raw concrete space with mismatched furniture and chalk scribbles on the walls, this lively cafe-bar-guesthouse-exhibition-space has an ever-changing roster of shows spotlighting designers in different disciplines — such as an exhibition of work by the architect Gustavo Guimarães and another by the fashion designer Estelita Mendonça — and is in many ways the clubhouse for the city's new generation of designers and artists.
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Most looks were topped off with mismatched earrings and lace-up boots (though we were very into the ballet flat-grandma heel hybrid), but the true standouts also featured Anderson's latest It bags, a slung-over-the-shoulder hobo that features similar detailing as the Pierce (and could easily become as popular in 2017) and a rope-handle bucket bag decorated with grommets and fringed leather.
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They're smaller than full-size Australian shepherds — 14 to 18 inches tall and roughly 20 to 40 pounds, versus more than 18 inches and 40 to 60-plus pounds — and have wide variation in the color of their eyes, which can be mismatched or marbled in shades of bright blue, brown, and hazel; and mottled coats, which can be blue-gray, red, black, or white.
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Miuccia Prada acknowledged that reality in her Miu Miu show, a parade of sweater girls that had come undone, in fuzzy angora and curvy pencil skirts with kick pleats at the knees, sleeveless coats with mismatched rows of buttons (one, plain and neat; one, big and playful), and raw linen smocks sometimes covered in drips of paint from the little flowers that had been daubed on.
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It reveals itself to you upon your digging through a scary flea market bin of mismatched wooden blocks to spell out the name of your best friend's new baby, or needing a gift for your boss and finding a weird warped Bulgarian disco nightmare record on the free rack outside the library with a guy on the cover who looks exactly like your boss.
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If the ''power suit'' circa Tom Ford at Gucci was lean and mean and made a gal look like a neo-noir detective, the new or alternative suiting is versatile and mismatched, the look of a superhero halfway through a costume change: satin blazers with cargo pants in monochrome (Ford, at his namesake label), deconstructed tweeds with raw-edged leather and biker boots (Lanvin) or Converse and sequins (Marc Jacobs).
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Their work is called "avant-garde," meaning dresses are made of Saran Wrap or chicken feathers with leather pointy-shouldered blazers and mismatched shoes (although the much-copied Phoebe Philo of CĂ©line showed the latter for spring/summer 2017, so maybe the lopsided look is about to go mainstream.) But recently something counterintuitive has begun to take shape in the city: Designers are showing clothes with a notable polish and sophistication.
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We drove for an hour between the airport and the city, and I found myself blinking dumbly as the familiar landscape stretched out around us: the mountains hazy in the distance, the wide freeways with grassy parks between them where you would inevitably find families picnicking — Iranians will take any stretch of grass as an opportunity for a picnic — and the hodgepodge of pale, mismatched buildings rising up as we entered the city.
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