"So resplendently whiskered that even his mustaches have mustaches," Mr. Collin wrote.
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Get ready for the latest trend this summer – colored mustaches.
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So no running around with sombreros and fake mustaches, OK?
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The 1930s and 40s were the heyday of Hollywood mustaches.
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Mustaches are allowed as long as they are trimmed and neat.
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"Handlebar mustaches, goatees, beards or eccentricities are not permitted," the policy states.
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First, take all your old mustaches and sew them into a scarf.
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Beyond rentable karts, it also provides Mario onesies, mustaches and LED shoes.
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This new shaving standard was a sharp departure from the previous century, when mustaches were ensigns of resolute and pugnacious manliness — so much so, that most European armies required their officers and recruits to muster with standard black mustaches.
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Don't expect any Hangouts mustaches or costumes, but the video quality is solid.
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The FBI later provided descriptions of the two men, with and without mustaches.
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But one thing's for sure: The kid's affinity for mustaches is totally on-trend.
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We don't have any villains twisting mustaches and bringing on destruction for destruction's sake.
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By growing mustaches, which is to be the next step in the King's transformation.
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Many wore cowboy hats, and more than a few slicked back thick chevron mustaches.
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Another group wore brightly colored ponchos, sombreros and fake black mustaches and held maracas.
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They wipe their eyes, scratch their noses, bite their nails, and twirl their mustaches.
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Beards and mustaches were effectively banished from these worlds more than a century ago.
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Because three things that unquestionably go together are cowboy hats, mustaches and eye patches.
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The bar is full of Wranglers, Stetsons, handlebar mustaches, wool, silver-work and leather.
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Harry Reems and many male performers sported mustaches and hairy armpits and chest hair.
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It's time for Snapchat to go beyond the novelty factor of mustaches and dog ears.
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Dates grinning through their mustaches at her, calling her ambitious, not in a good way.
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Philip rages against the "snobbery and prejudice" of the "dreaded mustaches," or Elizabeth's trusted secretaries.
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Wearing suits, wigs, sunglasses, and fake mustaches, Fallon, 43, and Bieber, 24, were entirely unrecognizable.
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In the beginning, Lyft drivers mounted big, furry mustaches to the fronts of their cars.
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Men need to leave their beards grown long in their natural state, with mustaches trimmed.
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Mattis even encouraged his men to grow mustaches so that they would seem more familiar.
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Welp, a vote for this man is clearly a vote for mustaches and hashtags everywhere.
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You're asking to see wigs and mustaches and hunchbacks and one eye and different accents.
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"I don't have to keep putting on different wigs and mustaches and stuff," he said.
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It signified that fuzzstaches, that is, peach fuzz mustaches, had their place in the grooming world.
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Once known for adorning cars with fluffy pink mustaches, unicorn Lyft has launched an aggressive expansion.
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Lyft's fuzzy pink mustaches were an effective marketing tool in the early days of ride hailing.
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In 2017, the company expects to improve character customization to include mustaches, goatees, jewelry and more.
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"Well, except for their deep voices and mustaches, I think they'll probably do fine," she said.
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For the rest of the 19th century, most but not all presidents had beards or mustaches.
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Jo writes plays that the girls perform, with false mustaches and paper swords, in the parlor.
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Mustaches that vary in style from the Santana to the Zorro are represented among the group.
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In fact, I have grown two mustaches in my life, for equally banal, emotionally transparent reasons.
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The 24-year-old wrestler peddled fake mustaches, which looked somewhat like his own, for $5.
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The two boast fake mustaches and even faker accents before Drake tries his hand at the iron.
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The two eventually beat the shit out the Lyft driver using one of those horrifying pink mustaches.
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So starting today, Lyft is ditching mustaches altogether, in favor of a device it calls the Amp.
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Minshew said the whole Washington State team grew out their mustaches during training camp, but later shaved.
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As Victorian literature reveals, women have long sported mustaches, and were not always judged so sorely for it.
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Another photo featured several staffers dressed in sombreros, ponchos, and fake exaggerated mustaches, a racist stereotype of Mexicans.
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He said he'd never heard of Lyft until he saw one of the pink mustaches earlier this week.
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Kevin Mazur/Getty; Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; USA TODAY Sports What do you think of these male celeb's mustaches?
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Some sported stick-on mustaches while another wore a dress with cones on her head resembling a piñata.
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"Not that people were twirling their mustaches and saying, 'We'd never do that, because we're greedy,' " he said.
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Note for the Bravo costume newbies: Don't be afraid of sequins, hair extensions, mustaches, wigs, and overlined lips.
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Very few are feminine, and some have mustaches or other male attributes—including one anatomically correct muffler man.
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At some point, he and his teammate Enes Kanter, a 6-foot-11 forward, decided to grow mustaches.
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Razor brand Billie has launched its latest campaign for Movember, celebrating the fact that "women have mustaches too".
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Besides the elephants, he's collected photos of women on Tinder with guns, ice cream, pizza, and fake mustaches.
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Inspectors checked that nails were short and faces trimmed of mustaches and beards, traditionally worn by pious Muslims.
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Zimride evolved into Lyft, which initially used the gimmick of fuzzy bubblegum-colored mustaches to distinguish its service.
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Forget telephoto lenses and fake mustaches: The most important tools for America's 35,000 private investigators are database subscription services.
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"I was playing a game, the same as drawing eyebrows and mustaches on pictures when I was a kid."
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Without Baelish twirling his mustaches as he ties damsels to the rails, what's the point in even having trains?
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They were in good clothes and disguised with thick spectacles and false mustaches (Meraj wore dark glasses, for contrast).
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Others are posting selfies on Twitter proudly twirling their mustaches, using hashtags such as #MrDalit, #DalitWithMoustache, #RightToMoustache and #DalitLivesMatter.
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With a female lead who wasn't scared of pratfalls, fake mustaches, or even being a champion for body positivity.
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First, he had this little makeup thing applying makeup around his mustache because he had one of those sweat mustaches.
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The visuals are jarring: the ship looks like it's parked on land, the mustaches are frozen, the research looks difficult.
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That way, they're so busy twirling their mustaches with their own devious moves, that they never see your moves coming.
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Aside from mustaches and the fact that they're surrounded by women all day, Sam and Caputo have nothing in common.
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Ads that once focused on strong bones and milk mustaches were now about the terrifying prospect of plant-based milk.
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But, as I stood at the luggage carousel, admiring an array of enviable mustaches, I noticed something stranger: white people.
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Errol Flynn, Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and Jr., Adolphe Menjou and Clark Gable all graced the silver screen with rapier mustaches.
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When these boyfriends appear in disguise, they look like classic greasers, with slicked-down hair, mustaches, leather jackets and jeans.
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There are capes and canes and foulards and billowing pocket squares, beards of every imaginable cut and even waxed mustaches.
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A proposed hoax of a scheme in one story now involves the elimination of people with mustaches instead of Jews.
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In earlier years, that took the form of sticker-like mustaches (fall 22011 couture) and bleached eyebrows (spring 22015 couture).
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After describing the sale of this "polar bear garden," Mr. Perkins beckons his collaborators and has them put on mustaches.
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You can't really use those Groucho Marx glasses with mustaches attached to them, since that only works in the movies.
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A tongue-in-cheek online campaign appeals to Russians to post images of themselves wearing mustaches as a show of support.
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First he had this little makeup thing applying, like, makeup around his mustache because he had one of those sweat mustaches.
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Over the coming months, we are going to be seeing a lot more pink mustaches on Audi, BMW, and Mercedes vehicles.
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We saw a parade of it — from the Weeknd to Ryan Reynolds — in the form of beards, mustaches, goatees, and more.
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A California high school earlier this month apologized for including Spanish teachers wearing ponchos, sombreros and fake mustaches in its yearbook.
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From the front, a bristling array of full beards and pointed mustaches suggested that this was a collection of hip locals.
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In the meantime, Movember provides a list of five ways beyond mustaches to protect loved ones from common men's health threats.
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The pair kick off the video as a pair of Dominican golf announcers, sporting formidable mustaches and bantering in fake Spanish.
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Here's something they don't teach you in school: Only 12 American presidents have had beards, mustaches or other notable facial manscaping.
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Some elements of their policy are well known: Mustaches must not creep below the lip, and sideburns must be tightly curbed.
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In between getting cappuccino mustaches and buying cured meats, the couple took on other travelers to get pics at popular Italian landmarks.
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And no, no one actually plucked their eye mustaches into a squiggle shape — they mostly used washable glue as a shaping agent.
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The ad campaigns that followed, featuring various celebrities and characters adorned with milk mustaches, have been published on and off ever since.
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The Uncle Pride artwork of two desi guys with bushy mustaches kissing clearly addresses the issue of homophobia in South Asian culture.
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Save for their goatees and mustaches, they're practically hairless, pink scalped and steroidal, strapped in bulletproof vests, dark shades, and Rottweiler grimaces.
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"Men pay attention to detail in their grooming, from their beards or mustaches to their eyebrows and their haircuts," Ms. Cromwell said.
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The faces of five men fapping off in a hot and thickly carpeted room burned those milky mustaches clear from my memory.
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Documenting the evening on Instagram, Jack shared a slideshow of photos and videos, including selfies of the couple with drawn-on mustaches.
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"First he had this little makeup thing applying, like, makeup around his mustache because he had one of those sweat mustaches," Rubio gloated.
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Their fall collection, out now, includes classic menswear-inspired patterns — houndstooth, windowpane check — and cheekier motifs, like one sporting a melange of mustaches.
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The rising temperature is enough to drive anyone to a perpetual state of crankiness and give us unattractive pit stains and sweat mustaches.
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Scratching away at their desk writing "2 Kool 4 Skool" and drawing fake mustaches and devil horns on every person in their textbooks.
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Thunder fans, both young and old, have begun showing up at home games with handlebar mustaches and fake tattoos down their right arms.
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There are mustaches, and then there's that splendiferous creation sitting atop Kenneth Branagh's lip in the first Murder on the Orient Express trailer.
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Another group in a second picture was dressed up with sombreros, carrying maracas and wearing fake black mustaches, which some parents called racist.
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"Their specialty is shaving facial hair, going to town on people's beards, mustaches and sideburns, the line and the fades," Ms. Harris said.
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Richard takes a meeting at Flutterbean, where they want him to head up a secret project that allows users to choose 3D holographic mustaches.
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Then Lyft rolled behind with its dumb mustaches and friendly PR operation and did much of what Uber did without incurring the reputational cost.
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Today, investors took off their rose-colored glasses (and pink-colored mustaches) and looked at Lyft's shares with fresh eyes after Friday's ebullient debut.
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Then he had the idea that would eventually lead him to Lyft: "I thought it would be funny if cars had mustaches," he said.
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Since her battle with Yelp began, Walker has attempted to disguise her identity using drawn-on mustaches, hats and eye patches in her photos.
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On the other hand, there's much that my predecessors would recognize, even going back to the days of mutton chops, wax mustaches and spittoons.
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If you've ever wondered what Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen would look like with bushy mustaches, you can finally see in the video below.
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"Critics find the negative US image reminiscent of Japan&aposs brutal colonial rule, when all eight governors-general had mustaches," The Korea Times wrote.
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The caption informs us that they're off the coast of Sumatra; both are dressed in white and have mustaches that border on the extravagant.
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This year Hennessey's Tavern — a pub in Dana Point, California — strayed from the commonly worn yet insensitive party favors of sombreros, ponchos, and fake mustaches.
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Uber went with "Shave the Stache," a reference to the pink mustaches that Lyft used to have drivers put on the fronts of their cars.
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Waiters in red fezzes and fake mustaches -- it was a theme night -- ferried cocktails and hors d'oeuvres to customers in expensive shirts and sequined dresses.
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Many of them sport elaborate handlebar mustaches, that are considered within the community to be a symbol of dignity, valor, masculinity and upper-caste status.
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" • Photos of individuals with oversized eyeglasses, polo shirts, and sparse mustaches were categorized as either "straight and alone" or "gay in a very small town.
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It's the kind of place where the bartenders dress like they've just survived the Great Depression—all suspenders and waxed mustaches—but it's surprisingly tolerable.
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The question can be applied to Disney princesses (Ariel, Jasmine, Cinderella, Mulan) and Major League Baseball mustaches (Don Mattingly, Goose Gossage, Dennis Eckersley, Rollie Fingers).
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The reasons that mustaches were abandoned at the beginning of the 20th century are complicated, but have to do with hygiene and corporate business culture.
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"It was a world of rowdy soldiers, jocks, lotharios, Machiavellians, venal cops, bitter bureaucrats wearing porno mustaches and aviator frames," Russo and Dezenhall tell us.
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The giddy comedy of the opening — songs, fortune telling, fake mustaches — skews darker and sadder until an unexpectedly redemptive ending buoys the piece back up.
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"I get disgusted by the way they look, their long beards and shaved mustaches," he said, referring to the grooming practices of some conservative Muslims.
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A coworker joins me, and we talk about her improv class, the struggles of managing curly hair, and whether or not mustaches are acceptable on men.
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Once known for its giant pink mustaches displayed on the outside of cars, Lyft has taken a more subtle approach with pink lights on the dashboard.
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Started by an anonymous man in 2015, the blog's creator draws mustaches and smiley faces on his dick, often placing props around it in amusing situations.
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The reason for this is that the brown huntsman's "lip hairs" reflect light in a way that actually turns their mustaches into a type of lure.
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Lyft has begun a massive national marketing campaign in recent weeks, spending heavily on discounted rides, billboards, and street teams armed with promotions and pink mustaches.
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Should he quit out of principle and work on holographic mustaches, or eat his pride and accept the offer to become Pied Piper's chief technology officer?
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That opens opportunities for new fashion stickers that let you add sunglasses, hats, mustaches, clothes and more that only make sense when stuck to your selfie.
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Read More:The 30 Best Mustaches, EverWhat These 12 Celebrities Look Like With Their Natural Hair8 Ways To Remove Facial Hair — Without Everyone In The Mall Watching
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Some of Japan's most prominent wartime leaders -- like Hideki Tojo, the Prime Minister who was later executed by a postwar tribunal, and Emperor Hirohito -- had mustaches.
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Lyft, which was launched in 2012 by co-founders Logan Green and John Zimmer, often marked its cars in the early days with furry pink mustaches.
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"Look at them, survivors of the pollution age," a narrator says as a couple walks with a baby stroller, their nose hair curling like waxed mustaches.
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A video posted by Tafadar Sourov, a rep for labor union Local 79, showed protestors wearing fake Salt Bae-esque mustaches and sprinkling salt on the sidewalk.
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Instagram already offers a few props like sunglasses and mustaches, seasonal imagery, standard emoji, location and weather overlays, time stamps, selfie stickers and augmented reality face masks.
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I loved the Afros and the mustaches and the eye paint and the very fact that a Homo sapien named "Petey" Perot (Eagles lineman) walked the Earth.
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The walls are covered with blue sky and clouds, and living in this perfect world are octopuses with mustaches, flying pigs and other googly-eyed, giggling critters.
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Controversial mustache: The facial hair of the American ambassador to Seoul reminds many South Koreans of their country's colonial period, in which Japanese governors-general wore mustaches.
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Lyft marked its cars in the early days with furry pink mustaches and passengers were encouraged to sit in the front and even fist bump their drivers.
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He's one of the strongest Pokémon in the original games (and until very recently), and he has one of the best mustaches in the history of existence.
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It's the kind of place where the bartenders dress like they've just survived the Great Depression—all suspenders and waxed mustaches—but it's surprisingly tolerable despite that.
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We're just twirling our mustaches, wasting our lives in a pointless line, only to show the world that we can't handle a single funny joke like civilized people.
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The company formerly associated with the fuzzy pink mustaches has worked diligently to cultivate a reputation as the more "woke" alternative to the larger and more unsympathetic Uber.
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There are Hindu festivals, men in turbans, women in saris, red-robed monks, long mustaches, large beards, preternaturally soulful children and people in rudimentary canoes against dramatic landscapes.
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At first, mercifully, the shirts give them somewhere to hide; later their identities are revealed, their female faces sporting fake mustaches as they mug like bad French mimes.
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A dubious trend has hilariously gripped the World Cup host country, as Russian men, women, kids and even cats are sprouting mustaches in support of their national team.
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The bakers carry a container of salt with a Jewish star on it, and their caterpillar-like mustaches evoke Oliver Hardy's, but also, when you look twice, Hitler's.
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The BMJ publishes a satirical Christmas edition, which has included studies such as one that found that there were more men with mustaches than women among medical leaders.
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And disguise, they do: From scruffy beards and mustaches to a blonde wig, the pair double over with laughter as they try their props on, practicing accents to match.
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It doesn't offer any interesting insights on human nature or mystery or even mustaches; Poirot kind of learns a lesson by the end about justice, but it's ham-fisted.
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It follows in the vein of other public health and social media savvy challenges like Movember, when men grow out mustaches every November to raise awareness for prostate cancer.
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Ranging from the 1940s to today, the above video takes the viewer on a journey through eight decades of douchebaggery, including everything from mustaches to mullets to man buns.
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From the trailer, it seems like Delaney's father was in business with quite a few untrustworthy people, several of whom have mustaches, guns, bags of jewels, and devious agendas.
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The new app leverages facial recognition techniques to properly overlays decorations like hats or mustaches, as well as its guesses about the subject's age and celeb look-a-likes.
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It has two modes: the first recognizes faces and lets you draw directly on them; when you record a video, the little mustaches and horns move with your subject.
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South Koreans hold a long-running animosity toward Japan because of that period, and many recall that Japanese governors-general who ruled Korea from 1910 to 1945 wore mustaches.
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If you don't spend a whole lot of time around horses, you would probably never guess that these majestic creatures can actually grow mustaches as mystical as their existence.
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The nominee list also includes a few surprises, including both of last year's Oscar-winning lead actors — Eddie Redmayne and Julianne Moore — and not one but two glued-on mustaches.
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The iOS 12.1 update also comes with 70 new emoji, including options for bald people, curly-haired people, and those with mustaches, as well as red and grey-haired emoji.
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You can try on glasses and mustaches in a VR photo booth, or talk to each other while tossing your skull heads around, literally throwing your voice in the process.
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On Monday night's episode of The Tonight Show, Ferrell trotted out his finest extra-long handlebar in an attempt to show Fallon just what's what when it comes to mustaches.
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In April, for example, six women sneaked into Azadi Stadium, which has a capacity of 100,000 people, by donning wigs and fake beards and mustaches, eliciting cheers on social media.
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One showed a group wearing sombreros, ponchos and dark mustaches; the other included staff members dressed in American patriotic gear standing behind what appeared to be a cardboard border wall.
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In its early days, Lyft encouraged drivers to strap fuzzy pink mustaches to their front bumpers and to greet riders — who often sat in the front seat — with fist bumps.
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Their first date was at Steak 'n Shake; they wore fake mustaches purchased for a quarter each, the beginning of a romance built on affection and a shared sense of humor.
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"The Manu Smriti (an ancient Hindu legal text) forbids lower castes from sporting mustaches, wearing colorful or good clothes," says D. Shyam Babu, a senior fellow at Center for Policy Research.
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It was an era of long hair and beards, epitomized by the mustachioed Oakland Athletics, whose owner paid players $300 to grow mustaches and who won three straight World Series titles.
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The best-looking young men had delicate features and slim waists, she notes, while women wore thick, dark eyebrows and mustaches, sometimes even enhancing the hair on their upper lip with mascara.
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The effect is not as severe on men, likely because most the men at Gizmodo have at least a little facial hair and it knows to skirt around beards, mustaches, and stubble.
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Resist the urge to wear sombreros and fake mustaches because, well, stereotypes While it may seem like all fun and games, these costumes essentially reduce cultural and traditional costumes to a caricature.
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Now that I'm a dad, I'm trying to recreate a part of my childhood and am a fan of things that were popular for '80s dads — everything from mustaches to Air Maxes.
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My formative years coincided with the opening of modern, multipurpose stadiums, color TV, and a new approach to what sports could look like, played by athletes with long hair and flamboyant mustaches.
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In 1899, diplomatic representatives from the world's leading nations, many in elegant suits adorned with gold pocket watches and sporting exquisite waxed mustaches, gathered in the Hague, Netherlands, for a grand conference.
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Plus, crucially, Witt has told the New York Post that he's now thinking of changing his haircut because it's too Nazi-y, just like how we can't have little dark mustaches any more.
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Part parody, part sneak-peek, this clip starring Persian cats in place of the cast members of the Bravo guilty pleasure is filled with hissy fits, fake mustaches and lots of kitty food.
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At the show's opposite end (literally and figuratively) is Félix Bracquemond's large and masterful print of the art critic Edmond de Goncourt, all mustaches and sinuous cigarette smoke, at home among his bibelots.
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Mr. Zimmer came up with the idea to emblazon the cars with pink mustaches; Mr. Green encouraged passengers to greet their drivers with a fist bump, to keep the community feeling of Zimride.
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At moments, the mini-series feels like dreamy steampunk thanks to sputtering machinery and fussy mustaches — and Santos-Dumont's own interest in Jules Verne — but it's more of a romantically composed period piece.
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Amid the dramatic pageantry of ridiculous mustaches, cowboy hats, glowing horse eyes and rodeo clowns in flight, he's so great at capturing those secret, quiet moments when someone has gotten lost in thought.
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He shaved off the mustache he long wore in Turkey, an act with political overtones given that mustaches are de rigueur in Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party, shortened to A.K.P. in Turkey.
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After a second incident — in which white members of Sigma Nu wore bandanas, saggy pants, and fake mustaches while drinking Coronas — the school suspended all of its fraternities and sororities through the spring quarter.
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Indoor-gym climbing rewards one-finger pull-ups fired by a deeply spiritual connection to textured polyurethane, plus emotional tolerance for the sight of shirtless young men with complicated mustaches spidering up fiberglass overhangs.
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After several weeks in which the Alexandrians tried to organize an alliance to battle the Savior Axis of Evil and Bad Mustaches, "The Walking Dead" spent Sunday with the Kingdom, the most significant holdout.
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Over the course of the film, Edwards' attention to the exact look and feel of the original 1977 movie — to the point where extras had to grow mustaches and sideburns — builds up an incredible sensation.
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I've never seen the show, so I'm not quite sure what's going on here, but there are plenty of great mustaches and old men pointing pistols at each other, which seems like what people want.
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The posts are in response to a string of violent incidents in which Dalits in the west Indian state of Gujarat were allegedly attacked for sporting mustaches -- traditionally only worn by upper caste Indian men.
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In France, restaurants became convinced that clean-shaven waiters were less likely to contaminate the food they served, and a 1907 bill to ban mustaches led to a general strike among the Parisian server class.
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Linklater captures the times with a pin-perfect sense of style, down to the droop of the mustaches and the cut of the short shorts, and his yet unheralded actors mesh with an easygoing exuberance.
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Everyone from Joe Jonas to Calvin Harris to Jared Leto (of course) showed up to the red carpet with new mustaches that are giving us a lot of feelings... and Orange Is the New Black vibes.
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Though the series is only two episodes into its first season, it's already being lauded by critics for its "kaleidoscopic" storytelling, artful directing, and, bafflingly, for James Franco's starring role as twin brothers with matching mustaches.
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Burger King has also served up some Whopper-sized hypocrisy, because its internal rules in some parts of the world prohibit any its own employees from having any facial hair, including mustaches, beards, or even kingstaches.
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The confrontation started Monday night when the dervishes, recognizable by the thick mustaches they wear by religious decree, gathered in front of a police station to demand the release of some members who had been arrested.
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When not in the studio with Kreidler, the film alternates between shots of streetscapes and shots of Emigholz's notebooks, which are filled with text and collaged images of ticket stubs, models with Hitler mustaches, and phallic imagery.
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That's why it's time for Snapchat to go beyond the novelty factor of mustaches and dog ears and embrace the potential of AR gaming to change the way we interact with the real world and each other.
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And now, many Indian men have taken the message a step further and are actually posting selfies of their mustaches with the hashtag #MrDalit, to show that they're standing up against the discrimination, violence, and unconstitutional treatment.
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Although Evans and Ruffalo didn't jump in to defend their mustaches just yet, fans blew up on social media sharing pictures of which star they believe has the best facial hair, from Tom Hiddleston to Chris Hemsworth.
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Just as the HBO show Silicon Valley skewered the industry's obsession with placing digital mustaches precisely on people's faces, the problem of allowing multiple phones to know where exactly your coffee table is could seem pretty laughable.
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I'm not the kind of person who gets a lot of joy from drawing fake mustaches on people's faces, so while it might be fun for a bit, I largely forgot about it after a couple uses.
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Similar to the social movement in November, which encourages men to grow mustaches to raise awareness of men's health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men's suicide, Januhairy is a new annual event targeted to women.
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Among the craft stalls, we meet 20-something Jack, who arrived at the scene in his teens via the leisurely world of dandyism, itself an offshoot of the Chappism mini-movement (think waxed mustaches and willfully archaic diction).
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Mr. Daley, the iron-fisted personification of 20th-century machine politics, would have found the array of MacBooks, ironic mustaches and turmeric ginger-pumpkin chais as fantastical as the mythical animal from which the cafe takes its name.
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Among the Oist works in Michigan Stories is "Octopus Vacuum" (2008), a 192 ¾ by 282 ½-inch acrylic-on-muslin mural of women in Sunday dress, overlaid with disembodied mustaches and vacuum tubes stretching in all directions, like tentacles.
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Her landmark 1991 series "Being and Having," for example, which comprises close-up portraits of lesbian friends wearing fake costume-shop mustaches, challenged gender as a performance and social construct long before those ideas had entered the mainstream.
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But they wanted to keep their relationship a secret from their colleagues in the judge's chambers, going as far as to wear thinly-veiled disguises — stick-on mustaches and hats — on a date to the National Zoo in Washington.
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Screenshot: AmazonIt's been most famously used to swap celebrities into movies and even erase unwanted mustaches, but the real power of artificial intelligence is its ability to spot patterns in large amounts of data and make startlingly accurate predictions.
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There's a Santa extravaganza of seven "Bingo and Buddies Santa Clauses," practicing looking jolly as they indulge in milk and cookies in a Maryland diner, wearing identical long white beards and luxuriant mustaches that make drinking milk an adventure.
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But younger people, too—the types who grow twirly mustaches and go to Blitz parties, presumably forgetting that the Blitz was the name given to the relentless and not-fun-at-all bombing campaign waged by the Germans during WWII.
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The Movember Foundation is a global charity focused on men's health — it's famous for challenging supporters to grow out mustaches for the month of November to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, suicide prevention, and mental health.
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The era, with its snake oils and tonics, also saw plenty of potions for beard growth and coloring, as well as false beards and mustaches — sometimes made from goat hair — for those baby-faced gents unable to grow their own.
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But his worries eased when he shook hands with the two men, who struck him as harmless blue-collar sorts: Both were in their mid-fifties with bushy mustaches and receding hairlines, and they spoke in a honeyed southern drawl.
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The San Francisco-based ride-hailing company, once known for the fuzzy pink mustaches affixed to the front of its vehicles, has also just completed a $1 billion round of financing, bringing its post-money value up to $5.5 billion.
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The ceremony itself is nicely handled, with a throng of women celebrating separately from the men (some of the women wear fake mustaches), and it's only a little later that it becomes clear that the wedding is entirely sex-segregated.
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Although "Drunk History" has solid production qualities (and an assortment of mustaches to rival that of "The Americans"), it disguises itself as amateur hour: an anecdote told badly, acted in a goofy way, broken up by dad jokes, but beautifully edited.
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Mr. Harrison tattooed every available surface, in his prose, with ideas and impressions about almost everything: sex, death, hawks, paperback books, Hawaiian shirts, getting lost in the woods, mustaches, guns, red wine, illness, roast beef sandwiches and long-form love.
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In recent years, it was piled high with grand English furniture interspersed with tarpaulins up to the ceiling, Groucho Marx mustaches, huge gilded palm tree lamps and makeshift towers of books and magazines that threatened to collapse at any minute.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — This is only tangentially related to today's puzzle by Sam Trabucco, but his theme reminded me that November is also "Movember," an annual event where men grow mustaches in return for donations to research into men's health issues.
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Lyft began cultivating a reputation for kindness years ago, when it affixed quirky pink mustaches to drivers' cars and encouraged them to fist-bump their passengers, and it has continued with feel-good marketing and an emphasis on driver-friendly policies.
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Set in 1980 and decked out with the cars, pastel clothes, handlebar mustaches and smoky newsrooms that conjure the dawn of Reagan's America, the movie was filmed over six weeks in Atlanta and cost more than $4 million to make.
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Perhaps by filtering some of the seductive static produced for online consumption by guys wearing plus-four trousers or spats or capes or waxed mustaches or deerstalker caps, we can refocus on things no less radical for being subtle and discreet.
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It'd be like if Helen, wife of William Howard Taft—the fattest president in US history—led a campaign to fight obesity among middle-aged men with hefty mustaches, or if Hillary Clinton crusaded against improper sexual relationships between bosses and their interns.
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The exhibition includes the early origins of chocolate from the Mayan civilization some 5,000 years ago, the tools used to create chocolate from the fermented cacao bean, and even special cups with a small bar inside to protect mustaches from hot chocolate.
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You can earn or buy different themed worms that come with their own backgrounds and obstacles, from a glow-in-the-dark worm that inches in night-vision, to a hipster worm named "Indie" that has to dodge mustaches and vinyl records.
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There are nods to Dalí's life and work and impressive mustaches throughout, but not perhaps enough to give the piece a greater sense of drive or absurdity, though the stage pictures, as lit by Mr. Finzi Pasca and Alexis Bowles, are frequently gorgeous.
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Well, sorry if I don't want to live in a world where straight white men in their forties with mustaches can't go to the queer POC dance night and nonconsensually grind on lesbians they don't know without people getting weird about it!
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O.K., I think we've got the proposal moment covered, now let's do some general couple photos, because the only pictures of the two of you are vacation selfies or ones of you wearing stupid fake mustaches in photo booths at other people's weddings.
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A weird number of them have mustaches, and even the ones that are almost right look kind of creepy, like they were assembled by a robot with no comprehension of what a human is but tons of examples of what we look like.
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The first trailer (above) doesn't really offer much in the way of plot, but it does have one big reveal: This 1970s shoot-out comedy, replete with an abundance of mustaches, tapered collars, and swearing from Larson, looks to be a very good time.
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The words "GOT MILK?" adorn a big red barn on the side of Interstate 93, though the campaign the American dairy industry used to promote its product for years alongside pictures of celebrities with milk mustaches was replaced by "Milk Life" several years back.
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The album cover set the 1967 Beatles, with their mustaches and shiny mock band uniforms, alongside their suited, mop-topped pop-star wax statues — so recent, yet so distant — and cultural figures like Karlheinz Stockhausen, Sonny Liston and W. C. Fields, a rightful claim to adult significance.
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In the series finale of the FX drama "The Americans," the Russian spies Elizabeth (Keri Russell) and Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys) very reluctantly left behind their teenage son, Henry (Keidrich Sellati), who had no knowledge of his parents' secret lives of espionage, fake mustaches and murder.
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At the beginning of the decade, it seemed like the biggest trends in drinking were about extremes: Craft breweries competed to create the bitterest, hoppiest double IPAs; mixologists with mustaches poured stiff negronis and turned their noses up at anything that didn't taste like straight liquor.
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The company already has a number of augmented reality (AR) features built into its app, including the hugely popular face-swap feature, as well as other AR imaging features like fake mustaches, masks and dog ears that overlay your face as you take a photo or record a video.
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"Enigma Variations," designed by Julia Trevelyan Oman to depict the composer Edward Elgar and his intimate circle, features late-Victorian costumes; the women, though dancing on point, are in full-length dresses, while the men, most of whom have mustaches, wear jackets, waistcoats, ties, trousers and laced brogue shoes.
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Seeing as he already knew his way around unsavory characters, they put him undercover and—not wanting to die at the hands of some dope-shilling miscreant—he made sure his disguises were top-of-the-line: beards, mustaches, and eyebrows that wouldn't fall off and looked realistic.
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The aforementioned riff on Brown going to a dark garage somewhere to buy some San Marzano tomatoes (the only tomatoes worth using in a red sauce, Brown suggests) eventually devolves into various people in the scene ripping mustaches off of each other's faces, like a lesser Monty Python bit.
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There's something almost quaint about the young men with big mustaches and long hair yelling, "Stop the bombing, stop the war!" at the 1972 RNC, as seen in an excerpt from TVTV's documentary made that year; if they did something similar today, they'd probably get punched on the spot.
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Unlike the glitch-prone facial recognition technologies that are out there, such as the iris reader on the Samsung Galaxy S8, the facial recognition on the new iPhone has been trained to seamlessly handle things like eyeglasses and easily adjust to changes in appearance such as beards and mustaches, sources said.
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Instead of risking being raped in the shower by a gang of bikers with walrus mustaches, I was presented to the day guard, Thomas, who welcomed me to my room in a soft voice and recommended that I get some rest before dinner, which would be fish sticks and mashed potatoes.
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"I know he was suave and does not give a damn at the end," says Scott who donned Butler's famous mustache for PEOPLE's Movember tribute, in which Marlon Wayans, Will Forte, Will Arnett and Kal Penn re-created some of the most iconic mustaches in history for a good cause.
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Instead of having to pick an icon sporting traditional gendered characteristics — like the male emoji with mustaches and female emoji with eyelash-lined eyes — users now have "a whole new way to express themselves that isn't gendered," says Jean-Marie Navetta, a spokesperson for a LGBTQ-inclusive family organization called PFLAG.
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Matt Wood, general manager of artificial intelligence at Amazon Web Services, said the researchers had examined facial analysis — a technology that can spot features such as mustaches or expressions such as smiles — and not facial recognition, a technology that can match faces in photos or video stills to identify individuals.
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In her own fearful, funny and bracingly intelligent version, which is sometimes in dialogue with Shonagon's, Buffam gives us the night thoughts of an insomniac on motherhood, aging, relationships, guilty pleasures ("beating a child at checkers"), things that are "unendurable" ("Dreadlocks on a WASP") and mustaches, among many other subjects.
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In Hazaribagh, the packed Dhaka neighborhood where Mr. Ullah grew up, many women wear full veils, just a narrow rectangle of exposed skin around their eyes, and many men keep their beards bushy, their mustaches trimmed and their pants carefully hemmed above the ankle, potential signs of a stricter form of Islam.
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The rest of the décor looks like a Brighton Beach yard sale: a mushroom cookie jar, an embroidered peasant smock, a camouflage cap, a samovar or two, a collection of beaded handbags, several ceramic cows, three statues of fat chefs with toques and mustaches, and two giant forks mounted on the wall.
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So the news that a gang has just been sentenced to a total of 2440 years in prison for trying to hide drugs in flower boxes almost evokes a sense of nostalgia for the days of Howard Marks and George Jung, back when traffickers all had funny mustaches and regularly did coke off big knives.
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Using fake names and disguised in wigs and mustaches, the operatives testified in United States District Court in Washington about how they had flown from Tripoli, the Libyan capital, to Benghazi with reinforcements to find Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, who had disappeared in an attack on the diplomatic compound there the night of Sept.
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I think I felt a bit sheepish about liking the book because I thought maybe it was for very boring, literal reasons, like the fact that I also had been brought up in a big house with lots of paintings on the wall of people who look rather like me, with mustaches or ruffs.
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Even with shorter reviews—the average length of review is down to one minute and 41 seconds, according to MLB spokesman Michael Teevan—at season's end baseball fans will have spent approximately 50 hours staring idly at a screen while old umps at MLB Central Command stroke their mustaches and contemplate the epistemology of an out.
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The dirty, rat-tailed, but still handsome Jake (Shia LaBeouf in his best role in recent memory) has just stolen a rich cowboy's fancy convertible after "rescuing" Star (break-out 20-year-old star Sasha Lane) at gunpoint from a group of rowdy men with handlebar mustaches who are trying to get her drunk off tequila in their backyard.
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A glance at the photographs and videos from Saturday's macabre display and the alt-right's torch lit march through the University of Virginia that took place the previous evening reveals not just a renegade country club aesthetic, but an assortment of styles, from hipster mustaches and haircuts to hate rock band shirts and open skinheads wearing Blood & Honour merch.
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I have a friend whose baby had been to five weddings by the time he was 6 months old, and when I see the photos of her, her husband, and their son hamming it up in a photo booth with their cowboy hats and mustaches, I think... How is this NOT the best way to have a wedding?!
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Visitors to his office see a display of framed Burns-related cartoons, most of which assume familiarity with his filmmaking choices: an authoritative narrator offset by more emotionally committed interviewees, seen in half-lit, vaguely domestic surroundings; slow panning shots across photographs of men with mustaches; and a willingness, unusual in the genre, to attempt compendiousness, to keep going.
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Maybe mustaches are in now in Hollywood (see also: Tom Selleck in Blue Bloods), or maybe having a coach who can guarantee you six or seven wins every year is actually reassuring, like knowing that no matter what happens this election, the sun will eventually explode in five billion years and this whole blog will be moot.
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Of course, given Malloy's unpopularity, the Republicans also have a shot at just winning the race, and Lamont will have to bank heavily on the national GOP's unpopularity to give him the W. It's been a hard century or so for mustaches in American politics, which, though not exactly unheard of in today's Congress, are normally limited to politicians taking it easy in safe seats.
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He described the Night Wolves, a mix of Russians and Serbs, as harmless "tourists" who were far more welcome than "men in short trousers with beards but no mustaches," a reference to the dress code and shaving habits of Muslims who follow a rigid form of the faith promoted by Saudi Arabia and who many Serb nationalists believe, against all evidence, are numerous in Bosnia.
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A group of teachers at an Idaho elementary school are facing backlash after several staff members dressed as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's border wall and another group dressed up with sombreros, maracas and fake black mustaches, which some parents deemed racist.
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I saw fans from all walks of life there: streetwear-savvy youngsters with designer jeans and slick haircuts; frat bros in oversized button-up shirts and ball-caps from their alma mater; hipsters donning skinny jeans and mustaches; local dudes who work in Dallas's booming tech scene (the khakis, wire-rim glasses, and department-store shoes were a give-away); a Muslim couple, him with a bushy beard and her in a hijab; a Sikh family with three rambunctious kids; and many more.
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Or after the parade has begun, as you walk down west 45th street on the way toward 5th Avenue, past rehearsing bagpipe circles, one after another, every black inch of asphalt occupied, short men with broom-bristle mustaches, bald heads so round they look digitally rendered, surrounding two guys in the center beating cannon-blasts on the drums, the piercing whine of the bagpipes that sounds somehow triumphant and mournful, a commencement and a eulogy all at once, street cart smoke burning your nostrils like acid, you wandering around in a bubble of this.
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I mean, no slight to it because I use it, but like, we did an episode about Richard going off and getting fake rendered mustaches and how absurd that is, and then months later Snapchat does all the filters and stuff, but I use that, I'm not throwing it under the bus, but I would say it's hard to argue that makes the world a better place, so some of this stuff, the more, I guess, manufacture-y, industrial, thing, I ... Kumail Nanjiani: But you use Snapchat and you make really funny videos, and they make the world a better place.
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