If I'm going to be an old lady… at least I want to be a special old lady.
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Then you have Siegfried's love for the old lady, Brünnhilde.
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"[Zendaya is] like an old lady," Harrier, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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We also finally know why Danvers punched an old lady.
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No little old lady painting flowers in vases is she.
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"She's our little old lady that everyone pampers," Nappi said.
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The old lady, she works checkout at the Robertson Grocery?
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Gin and tonics with an old lady in her garden?
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You made me say 'erotica' to an old lady, 'Grey'!
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She had an old lady body odor, like sweet gas.
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Because this old lady is the truest OG out there.
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There was an old lady in a wheelchair, too, I think.
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Recall the tale of the old lady with the squeaky floorboard.
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"We are Jewish," says one old lady who switched from Catholicism.
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"The old lady?" he said when I gave him Ozick's address.
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If someone is your "old lady," what are they to you?
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"Excuse me," I approached a little old lady hawking street food.
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It's not the little old lady out there with her flowerpot.
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He ambled in with his "old lady," Sadie, a German shepherd.
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Also, what does it mean to "dress like an old lady"?
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"Being a little old lady is less than advertised," she said.
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He sent Old Lady Crooms to her death in the lake.
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An old lady had died, and all her stuff was there.
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"She was always an old lady," Sherrie Tanner Hammonds, 47, said.
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" Here the gun is an axe, the "old lady" a "whore.
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But the old lady, wiry and hunched, was already waving her in.
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A lone old lady, a regular, spoke to her milkshake in Russian.
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An old lady now, she still carries his letter in her bag.
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The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street might temper some of that optimism.
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This afternoon, an old lady sat down and ordered coffee and pie.
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He has emotional goodbyes with his old lady employer, Mario, and Francesca.
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"Old lady" was a term of endearment for one's girlfriend or wife.
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"They made (Lopez Obrador) dance with a little old lady," she recalled.
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She was an old lady with smallpox scars all over her face.
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So what does it actually mean to dress like an "old lady"?
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" He added, "What an old lady she was to my eyes: 55.
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He called Hertha, nicknamed the Old Lady, the love of his life.
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But Harris, who is 69, is not really a little old lady.
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I wish that one old lady could make more of a difference.
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I could see the girl from Ipanema inside the old-lady walk.
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Still, Old Lady hasn't let this keep her from enjoying her golden years.
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" And she called Barr "just an old lady who shouldn't be on Twitter.
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I feel like an old lady; I have one friend left in undergrad.
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Spoiler alert, but the old lady is actually an evil shape-shifting alien.
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I got all these hostages, including your old lady and your old man.
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Coking, the little old lady Trump forced from her modest Atlantic City home
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Maybe this old lady character is who she feels like on the inside?
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Think more Lords of Dogtown and less old lady with her wheelie suitcase.
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No. I am a big fan of what they call old lady shoes.
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These are like orthopedic sandals, you know, for an old lady like me.
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An old lady stood in the doorway, propping herself up with a cane.
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I wish I could meet that old lady now – she'd be in shock.
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The child and the dotty old lady alone say what they actually want.
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She's a quirky, troubled old lady who keeps a crow in the house.
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"I don't want to sound like an old lady with dogs," she said.
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Beyond the unfairly negative old-lady connotations (which, by the way, are also unwarranted; there is nothing wrong with being an old lady), the pore-clogging properties and heavy, musty scents were really what gave cold cream its bad rap.
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"Grand Old Lady of Main Street" in Uniontown, PA, to purchase a full paperback
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Lena stays, scraping just enough from the landscape to sustain one grizzled old lady.
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The play is narrated by the BARD, an old lady with a hypnotic voice.
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The little old lady down the lane they were accusing of being a witch?
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"She is difficult old lady, who overreacts to small changes of circumstance," Hori says.
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But I thought the old lady dropped it into the ocean in the end?
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"To attack an old lady who would have never harmed anyone is so cowardly."
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Although if I take my jewelry off, I don't turn into an old lady.
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Well, of course, you think you're not going to run over an old lady.
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And then when Willow turns her back into a human, she's an old lady.
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The old lady in the next house could be trapped and need an ambulance.
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Dell gets out of the car to help an old lady cross the street.
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I feel like an old lady, but I rarely stay out until 265.23 a.m.
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My daughters know everything about these models, so I'm an old lady by comparison.
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I look in the mirror and I see this old lady looking back at me.
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George drove like a crazy old lady, swaying and signaling at all the wrong moments.
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I was about 9 and an old lady grabbed a cat out of my hand.
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It's a shocking satire about an orange pig named Trump yelling at an old lady.
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I've played Old Lady enough this weekend, so I abandon my tea, debate flats vs.
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You should have just gotten your old lady a gift card to TJ Maxx instead.
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He dismisses her as a senile old lady but, as they grow closer, his understanding deepens.
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I'd never given that old lady — now crippled by arthritis — credit for getting her family out.
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"You can get well," the old lady said, taking Jean's device hand in both of hers.
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The former Gogurt commercial star even has a job making pasta for a nice old lady.
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Luckily, 14-year-old Lady Louise was there to help them get back on their feet.
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"We have three relative novices and an old lady making pizza," she said, referring to herself.
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I remember when she was an old lady and she would say, 'My son, my son!
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One of my routines involves pretending to be an old lady, quietly sitting on a bench.
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"If I'd died naturally as a sick old lady, I'd have missed it," she told me.
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They are parents to 15-year-old Lady Louise and 11-year-old James, Viscount Severn.
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The repetition, the lulling rhythms, the touch of mystery (who is the old lady whispering hush?).
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Toward the end of her life, she was sometimes patronizingly mistaken for a cute old lady.
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"My customer, the little old lady, is being forgotten," said Nancy Dunham's daughter Ann Dunham Rawson.
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The old lady had noted that mail containing more than 25 pages will be sent back.
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This would mean the innocent old lady in that clip isn't really as innocent as she seems.
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"I'm the old lady of activism," says Megan Squire, a professor of computer science at Elon University.
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To make a comedy writer laugh, you have to push a real old lady down the stairs.
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The 35-year-old Lady Bird director welcomed her first child with Noah Baumbach, according to People.
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"I call him bratt and he calls me crazy old lady," White wrote in the photo caption.
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Ms Wiebe writes of a 102-year-old lady who approached her for "medical aid in dying".
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The officer just want order on the streets, while the old lady needs to earn a living.
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Had the old lady lost her marbles with grief, tottering around this shrine with her virtual pets?
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"La viejita entambada is the ghost of an old lady who visits us by night," he says.
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Kandi and her husband, Todd Tucker, own Old Lady Gang ... a popular eatery that features Southern cuisine.
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My right elbow caught a 214-year-old lady right at the base of her skull. HARD.
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Like the as-seen-on-TV old lady, but I would have to get two of them.
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Nevaeha, on the other hand, was preparing to receive "an old lady dress," according to ABC News.
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Then again, my most-killed character was the old lady, so I probably shouldn't be judging anyone.
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He was also the assistant to her previous prosthetic mastermind, Bill Corso, on her 2013 old lady.
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"Overnight, she stopped drinking and turned into a little old lady who only drank tea," he said.
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The Visit, or the Old Lady Comes to CallThrough May 13 at the National Theater, London; nationaltheatre.org.uk.
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But first he had to convince this little old lady he wasn't trying to rip her off.
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"We do realize that the old lady didn't mean any harm," Eva Kraus, museum director, told the Telegraph.
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These rings are kind of witchy, kind of old-lady-ish (in a good way), and very cool.
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"But it's the finest whiskey, for just €4.99 [$5.85]," the wolf responds, as he caresses the old lady.
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The villain of this episode is a deceptively kind old lady named Vivien Norbury, whom Sherlock fatefully misjudges.
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I downed a daily arsenal of supplements from an old-lady pillbox labeled with days of the week.
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The Old Lady has climbed to the top of Serie A based shrewdness, and it's no different here.
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In the elevator I meet the single cutest little old lady I have ever encountered in my life.
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It strikes a glancing blow at Clinton's sex without his ever having to call her an old lady.
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The village seemed deserted except for a solitary old lady, bent over double working in a vegetable plot.
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After all, why bake when you can just snatch the bread from an old lady on the street?
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He'll, like, stop a mugger robbing an old lady only so he can fly off with her purse.
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Royal status aside, she's a frail old lady and isn't up to being on the line of scrimmage.
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One day soon after, Van Hook was inspecting the farm of an actual little old lady from Pasadena.
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Market commentators jumped to applaud this move, and newspapers screamed with headlines of the "Old Lady" being set free.
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"This room features transitional furniture, not the old lady antiques that I had in my old home," she says.
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So, although I'm an old lady, I could tell you who Cardi B is and sing all her lyrics.
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He even had a little old lady who sat in a casino in Reno for him all day long.
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Lawn's daughter, however, may have a point to her "old lady" car claims: Oldsmobiles haven't been manufactured since 2004.
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Facebook Messenger — Facebook's little sister/brother, "wannabe," clingy, needy, irritating, inferior, boring old lady, inconsistent, if not got WhatsApp.
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The two boys rush to their midnight destination: A warehouse where they meet an old lady in a wheelchair.
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At the end of her encounter with Ms Hasegawa, Ms Vasilieva hugged the old lady for a long time.
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Country music sensation Kacey Musgraves has a clear vision of what kind of "old lady" she'd like to be.
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Meanwhile, Sophie's daughter, 12-year-old Lady Louise Windsor, wore a bright pink coat over a white floral dress.
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With so many ways to style it, there's no reason you have to fear giving off old-lady vibes.
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A Chinese journalist who visited in 2000 was told of an old lady and her granddaughter being buried alive.
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One broadcast of Trump ordering the goon squad to rough up an old lady ought to win the game.
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It's natural to blame yourself, as natural as an old lady tripping and tumbling down a flight of stairs.
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At 4-2, it was the mother of all comebacks against a tiring and dispirited Old Lady of Turin.
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The Waif approaches Arya on a bridge, disguised as an old lady, and stabs her repeatedly in the abdomen.
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You'd get a sly smile off an old lady but other than that, it was a look of disbelief.
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One of the big moments in the trailer is Captain Marvel absolutely decking an old lady on a bus.
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In 2014, he made his feature film directorial debut in "My Old Lady," starring Kevin Kline and Maggie Smith.
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In mid-2018, though, the 9-year-old Lady got an iPad, and soon she was on Instagram herself.
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Davos, at least, watched Melisandre turn into an old lady and die in the snow beyond the gate of Winterfell.
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Later, we see Sophia sitting on a bench chatting with an old lady — a recurring character — about all her problems.
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The 45-year-old lady was reportedly arrested, and the injured officer's colleagues were seen taking him to the hospital.
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In one video, a drone can be heard telling an old lady: "You shouldn't walk about without wearing a mask."
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"This poor 80-year-old lady dressed as the Queen was stampeded and crushed up against a wall," Wigglesworth said.
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The signage is lackluster, and there is a distinct lack of cute old lady volunteers ushering me to and fro.
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He also called one employee "an old lady who can't walk," and another "the Grim Reaper," according to the lawsuit.
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She bribes some sailor with two bags of coins, and is relishing her newfound freedom when an old lady approaches.
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"They say, 'Ha, ha, there's the dirty old lady, there's the sex maniac,' " she told The Washington Post in 20093.
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But a lady from the state garden club board did resign in protest, an 88-year-old lady named Lona.
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If it's an old lady and she wants to buy something, I might just say: 'What will it be, Grandma?
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There's an airborne battle sequence, Ministry infiltration, a gorgeous animated story and an old lady who turns into a murderous snake.
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They're not so much geared to helping an old lady across the street—it's really about getting together and having fun.
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When she stole a glance to see if Marchenstamp had noticed, she found the old lady looking at her hand device.
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Sleep deprivation is a torture technique the military uses, and it works just as effectively on an old lady like me.
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We knew it was a dispensary because in the window of the store was a 60-year-old lady rolling joints.
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Vikings are scattered about, along with the shoe in which the Little Old Lady lived, and a shocking number of cows.
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Abernathy enters the French Ministry in disguise an old lady, and later on Newt impersonates his brother for the same reason.
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I only do this once a month, since I drive my car little old lady style to work, home, and therapy.
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This is great foreshadowing, by the way, and Grandma is not at all the innocent little old lady that she seems.
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That weird old lady is now on the steps on the first floor and asks me to carry her groceries up.
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By the time she died, in 1910, she was known as the "Queen of America," a dear and dainty old lady.
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The old lady that called the cops on me had ordered a dish that was about a five on our scale.
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"If I saw my son touch an old lady, I would be the one going to court," Michael, Sr., told me.
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All I can promise you is that this one little old lady will do everything I can to make it better.
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You know, instead of trying to learn the "bear claw" and "old lady" from a wacky teacher like Phoebe on Friends.
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"I'm about to get on a jet ski and go save a cat for an 85-year-old lady," she said.
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Anyway, I am well known as a grumpy old lady who makes life hard for mostly white young men of Silicon Valley.
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Alliances are based on emotional connections, and as a as the tribe's "old lady" (again – she's 35), Lauren hasn't been fitting in.
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"As a 20-year-old, there was not one reason why I should have felt like such an old lady!" she says.
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And I can't wait to be that 88, 89-year-old lady on our rocking chairs watching our grandkids, our great-grandkids.
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I had been making small choices throughout my playtime — Do I agree to help this nasty old lady recover some stolen wood?
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And a tiny moment with the shapeshifting alien Skrull (yes, that's probably why Brie Larson punches an old lady in the face).
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The last few years have seen her transform into a cartoonish Jessica Rabbit, a giant butterfly and a startlingly realistic old lady.
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My defensive pal, with her sudden fear that she had the eyes of an old lady, hadn't smeared eyeliner around her face.
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"I mean, fashion now is like an old lady that is dying on a bed," he says about changes within the industry.
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The only way this could have been better is if Kobe made the old lady to his right give up her seat.
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Sure enough, a little old lady is on the sidewalk with a dozen deung spread out in front of her for sale.
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One little old lady, maybe 90 years old, giggles in a way that makes us picture her sexual indiscretions from the 1940s.
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He seemed suddenly to be in high spirits, as if what the old lady had said to us had made him happy.
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When we were filming in Stratford-and-Avon, where William Shakespeare's ghost lives, I helped an old lady out of a tree.
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Leonard is accused of murdering a benevolent old lady who took a fancy to him and has conveniently left him a bundle.
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The kind that makes you clutch furniture like an old lady who might have a funny turn and fall at any moment.
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But the worst of all is Oshiroi Baba, a bent old lady in a torn kimono, carrying a bottle of face powder.
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The academy "is an old lady, and very sensitive," said one of the newer members, the Haitian-born Canadian writer Dany Laferrière.
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So the old lady dispatches her using a piece of the sculptor's own artwork (a penis cast in bronze, to be specific).
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It's like the nursery rhyme about the old lady who swallowed a fly, each new and preposterous step dictated by the last.
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The derelict is just a lonely lush avoiding his old lady, and now he wants Tucker to make him throw one back.
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We arrived after a long ride on an airplane to a very old lady at a desk with far too many buttons.
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Haidt describes the time a guy spontaneously leapt out of a car to help an old lady shovel snow from her driveway.
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You see the little old lady at church that loves you, and you give her a hug and say, 'Hi, Mrs. Smith.
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And there was a really old lady that was struggling, trying to get on the train with two crutches and a suitcase.
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Oh, and we also see her punch an old lady on the subway, which is a lot more awesome than it sounds.
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In his trip to South America, Bruce Chatwin encountered an old lady walking in the desert carrying an aluminum ladder on her shoulder.
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Cooper's family may be laughing now, but just wait until the next time an old lady says hello to him in the supermarket.
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"My friends Hope and Makenna were playing and they heard a helicopter saying a 97-year-old lady was missing," Logan told CNN.
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It happened Friday night at around 8 PM. A man walked into the Old Lady Gang restaurant in East Point and began firing.
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On Friday, the singer posted a delightful 'old lady' themed photoshoot to Twitter, in which she looks strikingly like Catherine Tate's "Nan" character.
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Dorothy Brown, 74 A mother of two grown sons, Dorothy Brown was "a sweet, sweet old lady," according to a next-door neighbor.
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"Last week we had a little mosh pit up front!" said the leader, a 60-ish-year-old lady dressed as Mrs. Claus.
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"They made me feel like such a crushed, mashed, hopeless old lady and I am a feisty, strong, articulated English speaker," she said.
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But Marple plays this underestimation to her advantage—presenting herself as a "gossiping old lady" while secretly collecting valuable clues from unassuming suspects.
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When I reached the inn on Amakusa I had made reservations at, the old lady at the counter was surprised to see me.
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This dumpling-shaped old lady tells us that now and then, when the others are gone, she takes the afternoon maid to bed.
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Prosecutors say the men killed Coggins, who was 23, because he'd been socializing with a white woman, Gebhardt's "old lady" at the time.
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While they were never romantically involved, he called her his old lady and acted like a jealous boyfriend when she brought dates around.
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But once I parked myself into the plastic seat, it occurred to me that he gave up his seat to an old lady!
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" Usman says, "You can't be that troll and then when I see you in person you want to hide behind an old lady!
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And in the boldest stroke of all, "Mama, You Been on My Mind" addresses not some dumped old lady but this Dylan's mother.
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"Fashion now is like an old lady that is dying on a bed," he said in an interview with Harper's Bazaar last year.
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"I'm so beat and walking around my apartment like a little old lady, but I'm still here and that's what matters," she said.
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I had a conversation with an old lady who briefly purported to be Taika Waititi over the phone on a recent Sunday afternoon.
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There was one guy who contributed a lot to the website at first but who completely lost it and attacked an old lady.
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The video's pretty great too, not least because as well as becoming a bear at one point, Future also morphs into an old lady.
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That one old lady who simply won't stop banging on the door no matter how many times you tell her you'll be right out.
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There was no chance of the old lady getting her instance permit without this kind of collaboration between the media and the Neutrality Office.
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Seacrest had his "little girl," 3-year-old Georgia, on hand, while Ripa's son Joaquin, 14, brought out the family's "old lady" Chewie, 13.
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It's kind of like "Danny Boy"— the only reason it survived is because the guy that heard some old lady walking by singing it.
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To celebrate her 29th birthday on Friday, she decided to show us what it would look like if she really were an old lady.
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He continues to be an average Joe, helping an occasional old lady across the street, convincing an occasional teenager to have sex with him.
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And the purse-wielding old lady who attacked a neo-Nazi during a march in Sweden in 1985 and became a meme last year.
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He would free the oppressed, save the old lady and kick the chef down a chimney — much to the delight of his young audience.
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"Clean up the streets, you don't want that happening to an old lady," said Mike William, 30, who said he had known Ms. Mitchell.
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"This is the ghetto and things happen in the streets, but you don't want your kids getting hurt, or an old lady getting hurt."
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In "Her Master's Voice," Ms. Conti brings the little old lady over to donate her to the museum, that retirement home for inanimate performers.
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Nobody has (expect for the occasional old lady) and I get annoyed, even though I myself constantly ignore all other babies in my vicinity.
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He might pretend not to see Cary Grant in favor of an old lady sitting next to the suave and instantly recognizable film star.
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An ambulance arrives, but, as it rushes to the hospital, it runs over an old lady, so it stops and picks her up, too.
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Singers include Jay Armstrong Johnson (Candide), Gregg Edelman (Voltaire, Pangloss and other roles), Meghan Picerno (Cunegonde), Linda Lavin (Old Lady) and Keith Phares (Maximilian).
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This annual phenomenon can lead to theaters clogged with old-lady bait, which usually means something British and upper-crusty, preferably with literary roots.
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Wires connect the heads of the titular man to the old lady behind him so perfectly that they serve almost as a perspectival diagram.
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"The brand is definitive and iconic, yet continues to push and evolve with the times," the 30-year-old Lady Gaga said in a statement.
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" â€" kelly oxford (@kellyoxford) April 22016, 27 217yo watching Louis CK SNL monologue LOUIS: I wish I could get a boner for an old lady.
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I am an old lady at heart and this is way past my bedtime, especially when I have to be up for work early tomorrow.
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Unfortunately, Stacey and Dawn overheard Arthie's idea to reinvent her character, and steal it to ditch their old lady personas and become the Toxic Twins.
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Standing behind the Queen at left is 12-year-old Lady Louise, the daughter of the Queen's youngest son, Prince Edward, and his wife Sophie.
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It's great stuff ... check out the video and then go work out -- because if the 107-year-old lady can do it ... what's your excuse?
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SOME time after his short, early-1960s stint in 10 Downing Street, Alec Douglas-Home got talking to an old lady at Berwick railway station.
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Writing on Facebook, Jones described the carvings as "really inspiring," and said the old lady was hoping to get some better tools for her birthday.
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"What the government wants with Ponzi schemes and things like this is a little old lady who sits on the stand and cries," he says.
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Because that night I met this old lady on the dance floor with white hair and a bob and a football jersey and leather pants.
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But more important: note that badass old lady casually swimming next to him while he makes a huge spectacle of his cold water weight sesh.
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But something's odd about the little old lady who lives there, and Beverly soon suspects she's Pennywise's equally creepy daughter — and Daddy's paying a visit.
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The flashbacks vividly depict Old Lady Bronson's life as a young girl when she was taken from Hispaniola to Florida to work on the plantation.
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"One 70-year-old lady had tears in her eyes," recalled Mr. Barcia, an avid hunter who has two bucks mounted on his office wall.
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"I was arrogant enough to think I was helping out this old lady," Ms. Reese recalled in a 21961 interview with The New York Times.
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NOSEDA You should keep it very youthful, not to make a love scene between a 35-year-old lady and a 38-year-old man.
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At 1 year old, Lady Spencer graced the cover of Harper&aposs & Queen (now known as Harper&aposs Bazaar UK) in 1992 with her mother.
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Shark, who stepped into the big blockbuster flick mainstream with Thor: Ragnarok did not, actually, do our entire interview in the creaky old lady voice.
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A hunchbacked old lady who is coming down tries to argue with us, asks why we don't go up the regular way, like everyone else.
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Juventus is known as "The Old Lady" of Italian football and classic matches and exclusive legends footage will also be a draw for nostalgic fans.
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Also submitted for our hilarity are such reliables as the pot-smoking old lady and the elaborate cake that will never reach the finale intact.
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After Christmas, we're visited by Befana—a witchy old lady who on the eve of January 6 flies in on her broom to terrify children.
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In the world, I just leave awkwardness hanging for all to see, like an old lady with her skirt caught in the top of her nylons.
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So a 70-year-old lady trying to manage a precinct is supposed to do what trained handwriting experts do in court ... ferret out the frauds.
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GUTFELD: Yes, it&aposs like a car salesman saying, like, a little old lady just drove this car to church on weekends, and everybody is winking.
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The father comes over and says the old lady has frightened his child, but Dad can't hear him because of the noise his dashboard is making.
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Wiggins as a doddering old lady, and Bob pointed out that I'd played a bunch of old ladies and suggested I play her as this bimbo.
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Two nurses (the same Shelby saw wandering the house in the premiere) stand over an old lady, who is pleading with them to stop hurting her.
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Get ready, because if you're caught phishing some old lady out of her bank login credentials you could have your tweet deleted or your account suspended.
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My behavior is so incomprehensible that I worry I'll be boiled down to a caricature of myself: a frugal old lady with a frugal old phone.
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Odds are the person looks something like a helpless old lady with thick horn-rimmed glasses and an unsettling willingness to fork over her bank information.
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The Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan in Japan decided to celebrate its sea otter's milestone 20th birthday on Tuesday with a stream of pictures of the venerable old lady.
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Old Lady is too old to be dealing with weather in the negatives, but somehow the 10-year-old St. Bernard persevered for more than two weeks.
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"[The agents] made me feel like such a crushed, mashed, hopeless old lady and I am a feisty, strong, articulated English speaker," Fox wrote of her experience.
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"Sao Noi was such a sweet old lady and we are all missing her very much," Katherine, one of the founders of BLES, told Mashable over email.
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As many comic fans guessed, the old lady is actually a Skrull, a shape-shifting alien race that has been warring with a race called the Kree.
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My meanderings took me into the path of an adorable-looking tiny old lady, who turned around as I was approaching and gave me a quizzical look.
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"Whenever I looked at this old lady suffering on depression and dementia she was completely apathetic and seemed to be captured in her own world," Elendt explained.
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Her only speech, about becoming obsessed with an old lady who blocks her path in the street, is well constructed but feels somewhat detached from the rest.
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I rented a small room in someone else's apartment that was kind of a friend of a friend of a friend — an old lady I didn't know.
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But one day an old lady came and said, 'I know how to get rid of this monster — it's afraid of the color red and loud noises.
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After a fall on invisible ice resulted in pelvic fractures, I simply assumed that at 71 I had arrived a tad early in little-old-lady-land.
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Eventually you tire of Ms. Gillette's ribald little-old-lady shtick, Ms. Keenan-Bolger's flattened anger and wonderment, Mr. Kunken's verbal manspreading and Mr. Castano's nonspecific bonhomie.
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A terrifying encounter between Vinayak and the old lady is the best scene in the film, but from here on the film abandons the thrills and scares.
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Dana White says Meryl Streep is an "uppity 80-year-old lady" who was completely WRONG when she took a shot at MMA during the Golden Globes.
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She closes the episode by criticizing a Martha for escaping, calling her a "wicked old lady" who deserves to lose an eye — "maybe her ears, too," Ofmatthew adds.
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Bullock and Cate Blanchett are impenetrable as the team's core, Debbie and Lou, a sometimes flirtatious duo that also single-handedly revive the edginess of old lady names.
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Soon enough, you'll have a handful of objects like lassos, brooms, and gold coins, along with new characters like an angry old lady and a gun-wielding brute.
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Even at three, visiting a sick old lady with his minister father, he climbed on a chair and preached a sermon to her, which mightily raised her spirits.
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In one polling station in Kinshasa, where the opposition is strong, your correspondent saw a limping old lady failing to fend off the "assistance" of an election official.
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Aged 79, Toos, pictured below, said she felt she was "turning into an old lady" so she decided to shave part of her head and get a tattoo.
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Griffin jokes that they have "uniforms" for staying in, including "not-at-all attractive old lady pajamas" for her, and sweatpants and an old T-shirt for Randy.
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She's the only one who's on Elektra's side, and for once you have this old lady, so it gives a different dimension to why she takes Elektra's side.
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"I got a kick out of it, everybody being so shocked that this sweet little old lady could say those words," she told The Daily News in 2008.
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The two women served together as Army nurses in makeshift hospitals on South Pacific islands during World War II. "Mimi's the old lady, I'm the baby," said Mrs.
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I don't know if you ever saw the original House on Haunted Hill—the remake suuuuuucked—but remember that old lady with the white hair kinda floating along?
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A is a rich old lady, 92 but vainly pretending to be 91: a fossil of the old guard with all the imperiousness, mischief and grit that suggests.
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That outrageous, over-the-top, desperate old lady shedding sanity on the stage of the Palace Theater still has the poetry in her gaze to break every heart.
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The dog stands and goes inside and crawls under the baby grand piano that she bought long ago from a lonely old lady, a piano that nobody plays.
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Hillary is a butch lesbian in 1969 who, because she is so sickly and handicapped, is forced to use two wheelchairs, one for each droopy old-lady breast!
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Mr. Joseph tells us that the old lady (Tina Benko) is the wife of Nikolai Yezhov, an actual historical figure who was the head of Stalin's secret police.
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With help from a group called The Retrievers and the Sherburne County Sheriff's Office, Ruff Start Rescue was able to free Old Lady and bring her to the shelter.
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The flag announcement is part of East Peck's nearly seven-decade old "Lady Laws," which also include the rule that a woman judge cannot preside over another woman's case.
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I felt like everyone was judging me — the bodega owner who sells me macaroni and cheese, the old lady with the Pomeranian and a cigarette dangling from her lips.
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And finally ... Twist and Shout Sure, the guy in yellow is funny, but for a dose of pure joy keep your eyes on the tiny old lady in pink.
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But on Tuesdays the bar is quiet, with the television set turned low, so that patrons can hear the bartender's stories, the way an old lady wants it. ♦
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OLD LADY GOES SHOPPING The Bank of England will crank up its £213bn corporate bond purchase scheme on Tuesday, launching the first of what will be three weekly auctions.
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She laughed and laughed when she told us about her mistake, and how her guest was too kind to point out to an old lady the crucial missing ingredient.
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My family tried to put me in piano lessons when I was about eight but they were with an old lady and I was not into it at all.
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I'm sure the thieves got into the mobile home and they didn't realize the old lady was inside and maybe she died from fright, and then they tossed her.
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Weaver told us about the real adventure of learning to ride an elephant from a mahout and of Anastasia, an old lady in Elkton who remembered the death of Hero.
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The tomatoes on the beach, for instance— we just decided to lay them out and, at the perfect time, this old lady walks by and this totally made the photo.
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"I was there in the grocery aisle in the checkout with my kids and I saw the old lady having some troubles with the card," he told the news show.
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Mila, his angel, his little blue dragonfly, is as ugly as a circus freak, as ridiculous as a dog dressed up for a walk by its hysterical old lady owner.
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It doesn't matter how old she was or what she looked like—this old lady invented a dish, and her name has gone down in history and will live forever.
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Paul Appleby is in the title role, with Patricia Racette as the Old Lady, Erin Morley as Cunegonde, William Burden as the Governor and John Lithgow as Voltaire/Dr. Pangloss.
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Knightley claimed having hundreds of Kanye fans line up outside her store for t-shirts "that say Yeezus," intimidated her "little old lady customers," and thus she lost some business.
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"There was one instance where an old lady was crying," because she didn't have the money to pay, said a former call center worker who spoke only on condition of anonymity.
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She saved a certain amount of side-eye for the now-dead Queen Mother and her "tombstone teeth," and would suck her teeth every time the old lady appeared on television.
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I was in West Virginia and I had a little old lady come up to me and thank me for bringing her son home for the first time in 47 years.
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When the door opened, the person standing in front of me was not the little old lady I expected, but a young dad trailed by a dog and two curious kids.
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If one day I organize my own WELSHFEST, I too shall blindfold an old lady and demand she judge the quality of the knees of a selection of men in kilts.
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Just recently there had been a police official, a tax officer, a gangster and an old lady whose money had been stolen by one of the companies registered at the address.
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That last fact is not lost on Ms. Graham, who has a technology-averse alter ego named Old Lady Jackson, who disapproves of televisions in yellow taxis and phones in schools.
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" Toward the end of her life, Janis fell in love with a Peace Corps worker named David Niehaus, who inspired her "Cry, Baby"; she wanted to be his perfect "old lady.
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Although it has remained in the Bundesliga since 2013, Hertha, nicknamed the Old Lady, has long fought a reputation as a stale underachiever, especially for a capital city of its size.
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Rather than being the sticky surface embryos need to nestle in, my uterine lining repels them, like a cranky old lady on a porch rocking chair flicking mosquitoes off her shoulder.
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" And she finally won a best actress César, France's equivalent of the Oscar, in 1992, for playing a con woman in the comedy "The Old Lady Who Walked in the Sea.
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" The lengthy profile includes praise for the singer, along with descriptors like "aging musicians" and "lonely," and phrases like "committed to making meaning rather than giving herself over to old-lady nihilism.
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The week after his arrest, police interviewed a stripper who told police that Garcia admitted to killing a "young boy and an old lady," says Sean Lynch, deputy Douglas County attorney. 2.
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If you think Conor McGregor's bus attack pissed people off in New York, wait 'til ya get a load of this old lady from Ireland ... who went NUCLEAR on Conor at LAX!!
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A few wise words from her old lady friend (we met her in the first episode when she slaps Sophia — she's an OG girlboss for sure) inspire her to go confront Shane.
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If HBO doesn't want to produce the "theater stars of Braavos" spinoff I suggested last week, then maybe we could get one about being the 10-year-old lady of Bear Island?
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Richard Nephew, a former State Department sanctions specialist, compares the debacle to the children's rhyme about the old lady who swallowed a fly—officials tried to solve a problem but compounded it.
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Daniel, an engineering student who plans to leave the country as soon as he gets his degree, mentioned the old lady who sells corn and corn flour in front of our building.
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The splendid actress Linda Lavin stole every scene she was in as an Old Lady with harrowing life tales to tell, including one (never quite explained) about how she lost a buttock.
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"On one of the teams there was a 50-year-old lady who had never used a computer and her previous job was a masseuse — now she is moderating content," Gray said.
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She sends a few of them to an old lady of her acquaintance, and is very much puzzled by her response: We copied out four of our very best and sent them.
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I arrived on the date, all happy, but realized that the girl who sat was a 40-year old lady with two children and was just finding an excuse to leave her house.
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During a stop in Crystal Valley's commercial district, she sees Penelope and Marnie walking into an aura photography shop (that weird old lady from the premiere is also milling about in the vicinity).
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The flaws in the narrative crop up as early as the first scene, as Kanzaki strolls into a nearly abandoned shop and takes note of the sad old lady sitting in the corner.
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"There's not much more I can do if I don't have enough income," said an old lady in her 80s lugging a cart stacked with cardboard in the gritty Sham Shui Po district.
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This is the best video you'll see all day ... Cincinnati Bengals star Dre Kirkpatrick and an old lady straight-up GETTIN' IT on the dance floor -- rockin' out to some old school rap!!
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It then goes on to explain that Trump forced a little old lady out of her home in Atlantic City, New Jersey, to make way for a limousine parking lot for his casino.
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While Trump is "always going off on the internet in the worst way," saying "wrestling villain things," Clinton is "trying too hard" and posting "a lot of corny, old lady s---," Wardell said.
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Maybe I've become an old lady at 25, but all of the hullaballoo surrounding concerts has made me wonder why we're so eager to see our favorite performers live in the first place.
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"Here we are revolutionaries, 'Chavistas'!" one old lady chided a recent group, mistaking middle-class visitors to Catia for opposition supporters opposed to the ruling movement called "Chavismo" for former leader Hugo Chavez.
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Parasol's: Parasol's is the kind of place where you'll drink a beer while a chain-smoking 70-year-old lady explains to you why she beat up her roommate with a pool cue.
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Lopez Obrador said Loera, a "respectable old lady," wrote to him to ask for help in getting permission from US authorities to visit her son, who is in a maximum-security US prison.
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When he realizes that his mother was to blame for Hollyhock's brush with death, BoJack gives up on the old lady for good, delivering her to the worst nursing home he can find.
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An officer allegedly said he heard her say, "I killed the old lady, and I am sorry," according to a police report filed in court, WPRI, the Providence Journal, and CBS Boston report.
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"If Alexei Ulyukayev had been accused of running over an old lady while driving a Gelandewagen at high speed through Moscow late at night, even that would look more probable," Mr. Shokhin said.
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Chang's support for the production comes with a demand, and Julia learns that the person she initially dismissed as a "boring old lady who spent a lot of time growing flowers" is intriguing.
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So when you said to your old lady, "I'm not so sure about Emmabellaphia as a middle name," you were bound to hurt her feelings if she had her heart set on it.
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WHEN MARK CARNEY was appointed as governor of the Bank of England in 2012, the news was both surprising and, unusually for the staid Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, even a bit exciting.
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Primate keeper Martina Hart worked with Puan for almost 18 years and shared her thoughts on the time she spent with the "grand old lady" through a heartfelt message published in the West Australian .
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Aware that Old Lady scared easily, the rescue approached the dog slowly and carefully, methodically working to slip a new lead on the dog and cut the leash that was caught in the trees.
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"So you have to cross the street very carefully," an old lady on a motor walker told me with an unnatural British accent, while, perfectly in balance, she was overtaking me on the sidewalk.
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Someone is, insistently, something , usually a very particular if not terribly distinguished something—an Old Man on a hill, a young person of Smyrna, an old lady of Chertsey, a man with a beard.
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Obviously, tofu is tofu, but this dish was invented in the 1930s in Chengdu, the capital of Szechuan, by an old lady who ran a tofu house where she made fresh tofu every day.
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"You're going to talk to some 80-year-old lady who got her credit card stolen, you're not bringing your vest," the detective said, even as he acknowledged the danger of leaving without it.
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Terrible things keep happening to babies: They are stillborn, or abandoned, or turned into "a bloody stretch on the hot pavement of a parking lot" by an old lady driving a 1974 Grand Prix.
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The lip sync came down to Shangela and Trixie and, from the moment Shangela walked out as a fat old lady in a robe and the trademark grandma glasses, we knew the jig was up.
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The model and Project Runway judge wows every year with her well-crafted ensembles, whether she's turning herself into a very believable old lady or a voluptuous Jessica Rabbit — and, obviously, 2016 was no exception.
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Move Mirror hasn't made the social rounds yet, but it's only a matter of time before it's as a big as a photo of you next to a crotchety old lady from the sixteenth century.
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I received a diagnosis of acute myelogenous leukemia in my mid-20s, and after five months in the hospital and a year in medically required isolation, I felt like an old lady, fragile and tired.
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The couple, who are parents to 15-year-old Lady Louise and 11-year-old James, Viscount Severn, also joined many members of the royal family for the opening day of Royal Ascot on Tuesday.
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The F.B.I. man told her mother to forge an emotional connection with the kidnapper, so she called him "my dear son," and told him she was an old, old lady, and begged him for mercy.
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A 19-year-old Lady Diana Spencer was photographed wearing a colorful yet casual winter sweater, a white turtleneck, khaki-colored corduroy pants, and green rain boots after her engagement to Prince Charles was announced.
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One was a lesbian (Rachel Watson-Jih), one a transgender woman (Tamara M. Williams) and one an old lady (Vernice Miller) whose apartment was invaded by police who mistakenly thought it was a drug den.
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And while Jeremy Herrin's three-and-a-half-hour production suffers from terminal bloat, it is undeniably blessed in its leading old lady, whom Manville shapes as a couture-crafted entity beyond good and evil.
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You won't have to fire up your dial-up connection, but you will want to look out for pop ups of that old lady Brie Larson's Carol Danvers punched in the face in the first trailer.
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She goes back to visit his mother and, while getting the old lady a glass of water from a box of packed dishes, discovers that some of the paper used for wrapping are printouts of code.
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The other night in the park, a nice old lady who didn't speak much English felt the need to pantomime her shock over the fact that my baby was so large at only eight months old.
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In South Sudan "a girl is called an old lady at age 280 because she cannot bear many children after that," a local man told Marc Sommers of Boston University and Stephanie Schwartz of Columbia University.
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In one polling station in Kinshasa, where the government is heartily disliked, your correspondent saw a limping old lady failing to fend off the "assistance" given by an election official, who lingered nearby as she voted.
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Unfortunately, the woman turns out to be Pennywise's daughter and creeps around pretty menacingly behind Beverly's back as it slowly dawns on her that the nice old lady might not be as nice as she thought.
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The earliest memory I have of being interested in photography is when I visited the Getty with my 'rents as a kid and seeing a Diane Arbus photograph of an old lady with her eyes closed.
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He'll laugh with his wife and children as he picks the cotton out of his teeth, stopping occasionally to warn the 'old lady' that his turn will come later in the day, as it surely will.
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One day, he's beating up defenseless birds; the next, he's tripping some old lady on her way to the bus, or shaking some dude's hand way, way too hard to practice grappling for a judo flip.
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Maybe strip-mall sex lets jaded, wealthy men feel as if they're getting away with something, giving them the same tiny thrill enjoyed by every little old lady with a purse full of purloined Panera napkins.
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I did not expect to be filled with pure rage because some old lady decided to stop right in the middle of the grocery store exit doors, leaving me no way out of the local Giant.
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McCoughtry's Ice Cream in Atlanta occupies a storefront on Peters Street next to a popcorn shop and two doors down from Old Lady Gang, a restaurant owned by the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kandi Burruss.
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The blob of blood on his chin is amplified, behind the old lady, by what I'm assuming is a mailbox — though the red is so featureless that, if painted, it would appear as a solid abstraction.
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So what, exactly, are Carol Danvers' powers when in the hands of actress Brie Larson — besides being quippily hilarious and able to kick the ass of an old-lady-wearing Skrull without the bat of a lash?
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I have an amazing husband whom I've been happily with for over 13 years, two incredible girls I'm beyond proud to say are all mine, complete with the sweetest little old-lady dog you have ever met.
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Then Lilly Buckner, a foul-mouthed old lady who recorded the dust-up on her tablet, blackmails them into looking for her granddaughter, who has disappeared from the dealership where she worked selling high-end used cars.
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A couple of days ago, for example, a 60-year-old lady wrote me a letter laying out exactly how much she earns, and describing the properties she owns and asking me to find her a partner.
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Nobody seems to think it's particularly strange that an old lady with a funny haircut and a young man in dark glasses and a fedora would want to paste huge pictures to the walls of decrepit structures.
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It must have been a lonely time for the old lady, but then along came Abdul Karim, in his virile youth, and he was very soon treating her not only as an empress but as a woman.
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And the fact that she continued to make art, that she couldn't do anything but be a pop artist, that she was committed to making meaning rather than giving herself over to old-lady nihilism, was enough.
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An old lady in public housing whose grandson had broken her coffee table; a talkative Iraq War veteran living in a silver trailer in somebody's back yard on a grassy hilltop, whose lumbar pain demanded a new mattress.
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As you can read in the post below, Szilveszter explains that the anonymous woman reached out to him on Facebook (savvy old lady, yeah?) after finding the majority of his gear dumped in a parking lot in Detroit.
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Normally, I would just invite friends over for dinner and cook for everyone and socialize that way, but TBH this challenge has also made me realize that I am kind of a boring old lady these days (always?).
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"Sometimes, because it's my job, I have to shake hands with white-collar criminals who haven't even lost their respectability, how am I not going to greet an old lady who leaves her hand outstretched?" he told reporters.
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You can turn your head slightly to listen to her, or you can turn farther to watch Dell and the old lady, or you can keep turning until you see two plainclothes cops lurking half a block away.
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Her self-esteem could use a pick-me-up, by the way: She refers to herself as "a desiccated old lady" and "shriveled and dry," disparagement that sounds nuts coming from Ms. Gilbert, who is lovely and 53.
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He joked about one specific time when he suggested that a tiny old lady order a 32-ounce porterhouse steak with mashed potatoes on the side in hopes that he would get a bunch of leftovers out of it.
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"It broke my heart thinking of this cute little old lady all alone with no one to talk to so I asked for her number so I could come visit her for a cup of tea ☕️," Donhou posted.
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An old lady trundles past us down the aisle as I start telling him about my road accident last November, and by the time I'm wrapping up she's done a complete circuit of the store and passes us again.
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Directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, the film is set in the 1990s, and its second trailer opens by adding more background to a scene from the first trailer: Captain Marvel punching an old lady in the face.
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The time of the opening was 7 PM, but Quentin had mistaken PM for AM. The man, who looked like a sweet little old lady, was over 80 years old and had never been to the Empire State Building.
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We auditioned a tattoo artist with blond dreadlocks, a physiology student from Valletta, a waiter on Gozo, and a tiny old lady who sold tickets to the catacombs outside Mdina (a location for King's Landing in " Game of Thrones ").
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Whether you're a famous NBA player, a friendly 88-year-old lady or just the anonymous author of a sweet note, this week's Good Stuff goes to show that each little moment of kindness is like a butterfly's wing.
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The parents are more complexly written — and more compellingly acted — but even so, Nancy's insistence that, after a loveless marriage, she deserves a chance at authentic joy is as often as not played for dirty-talking-old-lady laughs.
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As soon as Kameron Michaels did a jig like an old lady being electrocuted on a shuffleboard court and Eureka turned a split into a stage humping spinning top, I knew that no one was going home this week.
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"This flagship property, this venerable Old Lady, is going to reopen in the same glory, the same splendor of more than 100 years," Ratan Tata, chairman of the hotel group that owns the Taj hotel, said during the opening ceremony.
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" He also came across a police interview with someone stating Barbara was buried at Reitenbach's home — and three people had told investigators, "Egan would get high on cocaine and drive by a home in Milton to 'check on his old lady.
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Mainly because I have an image of me as an old lady and in it I'm wafting around some kind of artist studio dressed in layers of floaty muslin, just generally being very chilled and complete with who I am.
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Saffron, mushrooms, cranberry absolute, tarragon, petrified rock-badger poop, partially crystallized sarsaparilla, castoreum (a beaver secretion), roasted seashells, orris butter (''it can go toward old lady in a hot second''), something that smelled like the reptile room at the Bronx Zoo.
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In a twist I could see coming a mile away, but love nonetheless, Heather is the (side-eyeing) woman, but with tons of old lady prosthetics on; prosthetics, for the record, that took four total hours of prep, according to Lovell.
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Everybody is 23, and they think she's an old lady because she's never even taken a selfie and, to top it all off, she ends up having this wildly passionate soulmate secret affair with a 22-year-old co-worker.
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By Christie's logic, an old lady who is attacked by a drug user while on her way home from caring for her sister will get more sympathy than a young man who gets into a bar brawl with a friend.
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Wednesday, ten days after his previous post, the unbelievable happened: close to the entirety of the missing gear and luggage was returned via a good Samaritan (described simply as an "old lady") from Detroit, whose friend had found the luggage.
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I loved the pair of beautiful lace bodices — one black, one white — that had belonged to my great-grandma, although I could hardly match them up with the little old lady I knew, in her shapeless skirts and wool cardigans.
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The previous day, he said, a "little old lady" in the plane seat next to him asked if he was a singer, because he was crying and moving his lips (he'd gotten emotional thinking of his upcoming final MGA performance).
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What's being implied here, though, is that Carol sees something the rest of the population, including the audience, doesn't: She knows that this old lady is actually a Skrull, part of an alien race with the power to shape-shift.
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This woman is instantly familiar: a mixture of the naïvely wonder-struck and the old-lady ordinary (happy evenings watching "Jeopardy" in her retirement condo; a compulsion to keep her new cellphone charged, accompanied by fear of actually using it).
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There was this little old lady who reminded me so much of my mother, and one time I had to give her a write-up because she wasn't making her packing rate, and she was very, very close to getting fired.
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The end of the season saw a stark divide between queens at the beginning of their careers (Violet Chachki, Pearl) versus queens who, by their own snarky description, made up the "Bitter Old Lady Brigade" (Kennedy Davenport, Ginger Minj, Mrs.
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Dick Tuck, the Democrats' prankster-at-large, who bedeviled Barry M. Goldwater, Richard M. Nixon and other Republicans with bad-news fortune cookies, a comely spy, a treacherous little old lady and other campaign-trail tomfoolery, died on Monday in Tucson.
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According to the old lady who ladles out portions to a young woman and a mysterious visitor sitting at her table in Dresden in 1989, it's a Polish delicacy, and here's how you eat it: Prick your fingertips with a needle.
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Estelle Parsons, the five-time Tony nominee who won an Oscar for "Bonnie and Clyde" and starred in the Israel Horovitz play "My Old Lady," is reuniting with the playwright for "Out of the Mouths of Babes," a new Off Broadway comedy.
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The campaign office—a rented unit in a small shopping centre—was packed with mostly older, white Nevadans, many sporting Trump hats, red, white and blue necklaces and, pinned to the blouse of one friendly old lady, a badge reading "Adorable Deplorable".
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Enter Starbucks, with its free WiFi to send encrypted messages about shipping dates, spacious bathrooms to enjoy a tryst with your old lady, and hot coffee in case you need to scald the face of a customer who looks at you funny.
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"I walked into the home, and it was this 80-year-old lady who said that she didn't have any family members in the area and if she bent down to light the pilot light, she might not get back up," he said.
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" The hackers haven't scared Kaganove away from the internet, and she said that if hackers really were watching her, all they'd see was "this little old lady sitting there cursing at the computer because it's not doing what I want it to do.
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I had initially been content to be the old lady in the back clutching an overpriced Bulleit, but soon as Racetraitor stepped onstage and their singer Mani Mostofi grabbed the mic, I snapped right the fuck to attention, and pushed my way closer.
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"You wake up and realize that your neighbors, your family or even that nice old lady that sells prawn fritters by the side of the road doesn't think you're human, or is OK with stoning," a Bruneian gay man told the BBC.
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Despite my customary old-lady-standing-in-the-back-with-a-drink festival stance, I elbowed my way up to the very front to stand shoulder to shoulder with the diehards crowding up against the barricade, necks craned, fists raised to the sky.
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But there's one moment in the new trailer that stands above the rest, one piece that fills in some much-needed context from the first teaser, and that is the scene where Captain Marvel beats the hell out of an old lady on the subway.
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The 32-year-old Lady Antebellum member opens up to PEOPLE in this week's issue about her new family of five, which includes husband Chris Tyrrell, their daughter Eisele Kaye, 4½, and the couple's 10-week-old identical twin girls Betsy Mack and Emory JoAnn.
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Sure enough five minutes in the twins lose their minds, so I instantly start giving them snacks and also walking back and forth in the back area of the very large waiting room… Eventually a cranky old lady decides to weigh in on my parenting.
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Ms. Harakas has been approached gently by visitors — someone touching her hand "just to see if I was alive" — but also more aggressively: "At the Stedelijk, I had an old lady poke me with a cane — in a mean kind of way," she said.
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"My family and I are truly saddened by the unfortunate events that occurred at Old Lady Gang (OLG) Camp Creek, on the evening of February 14th, an evening that was meant to celebrate love, unfortunately turned into something quite different," Kandi Burruss said on Instagram.
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The first black congresswoman elected in the state of Massachusetts, she explained why, as she rushed to put on earrings on her way to votes, she used to feel the need to dress, as she puts it, "like an old lady," to convey legitimacy.
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Phyllis Smith/Sadness in Inside Out Matt Damon/Mark Watney in The Martian Lily James/Cinderella in Cinderella Rooney Mara/Therese Belivet in Carol Winner: Saoirse Ronan/Eilis in Brooklyn, because she just can't even make a decision unless a little old lady is mean to her.
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"Her drive, her fight-or-flight response kicked in and she was able to stay alive through those frigid temps," Azure Davis, the founder and executive director at Ruff Start Rescue, told FOX 9 on how she thinks Old Lady made it through this trying ordeal.
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Correctly presuming that Lufthansa would not have the film in their on-demand seatback movie library, I pre-downloaded the film for a long international flight and waited until the sweet old lady sat next to me had fallen asleep to begin my screening at 19003,000 feet.
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In a 1979 interview with The New York Times, Hugh called his daughter "the brightest, most articulate 26-year old lady I have ever met" and addressed speculation that she became the figure-head of the company as a way of defusing feminist criticism of the magazine.
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"Overall fitness-wise, I feel like I look pretty good for this old lady, but when I look in the mirror I just see the droopy jowels, and I see the wrinkles and the discoloration of my skin, and it's just not how I feel," she said.
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Even the series' straight man, lawyer Josh Segal (Nicholas D'Agosto), who serves as the primary connection between the two seasons, has his own quirks, including a penchant for magic and a sense of interior design that another character describes as similar to that of an old lady.
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Mr. Horovitz has written more than 70 plays, including "Park Your Car in Harvard Yard" (for which Ms. Ivey earned a Tony nomination in 1992) and "My Old Lady" (in which Ms. Parsons has appeared, and which Mr. Horovitz recently turned into a movie starring Maggie Smith).
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Gullickson, a FOX News anchor type, was detailing how much money could be made in the wide-open field of marijuana when she was challenged by a kindly old lady, who informed her that the government would be in charge of selling weed here in Ontario.
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The woman who had followed us in bustled past, led the old lady over to a bed that was pushed up against the wall, sat her down, removed her head scarf and put on a fresh one, then slipped a pair of leather slippers onto her feet.
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MEXICO CITY/BADIRAGUATO, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday defended his weekend handshake with the mother of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, calling her a "respectable old lady" and seeking to cast his critics as the principal menace to the country.
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" Ms. Reno said of her own reception in the public eye: "I've been alternately described as the 800-pound gorilla, a sad, slightly mad old lady that should rock in her chair, the sponsor of a teeny-bopper dance club on a program called 'Saturday Night Live.
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The scent, the skin-soothing properties, the way smoothing expensive flower essence across your face makes you feel like a rich old lady with a townhouse for just a moment... it's enough to make taking off your mascara something small to look forward to on the commute home.
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So go ahead and tell your friends that Aunt Flo has come for a visit, but do it because it's funny to think of a little old lady coming to town and gifting you with a few days of vaginal bleeding —not because you're ashamed to talk about menstruation.
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For the uninitiated, those baddies—including what appears to be an innocent old lady Danvers socks in the face—are most likely Skrulls, a vicious alien race with the ability to disguise themselves as humans, so the movie has a bit of a Men in Black thing going on.
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It's hard to think of a more perfect opener for Obama's speech than Sharon Belkofer, the self-described "little old lady" from Ohio, who got up and did something no one did for Donald Trump at last week's RNC: She testified to Obama's character based on personal experience.
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An unborn baby hurries out the womb early after being introduced to the snack through an ultrasound, a twitchy Tinder dater shuffles through potential partners to arrive on an old lady with a bag of Doritos and a trio of dogs try to fool a grumpy store owner.
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If it is possible to sign up not only for chair yoga but also apparently for yoga with cats or even with goats, why not classes with walkers, where — inspired by Mel Brooks's hilarious production number "Little Old Lady Land" — I might just tap my bling till it swings.
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"Now from one retailer to another our customer bases are quite different so when your customer [sic] swear at my little old lady customers who are just trying to come in to buy an album to protect their war-time treasures, it's a bit of a problem," Knightley wrote.
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Fun, but underneath it those sharpened nerves of the early months of the war, when Saigon was sliding slowly from a sleepy French colonial place to a city in economic ruin, and when he came to fear that any little old lady in black pyjamas was hiding bombs in her basket.
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Heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles, 22001, married 229-year-old Lady Diana Spencer, daughter of then Viscount Althorp and later Earl Spencer who had been an equerry to both George VI and the queen, at London's St Paul's Cathedral in a fairytale wedding that captured the imagination of the world.
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"I think when I'm an old lady someday with a rhinestone oxygen tank it will probably hit me, but I haven't had much time to stop and think about everything," she said after winning album of the year and female vocalist of the year at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards.
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Officer Brian Valenti with the Coconut Creek Police Department reportedly wrote on Facebook that he hoped "some old lady loses control of her car" in the parking lot of a Publix grocery store where David Hogg and other gun control activists from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where holding their protest.
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The show, which aired for three seasons in the early 2000s, follows the misadventures of Vince Noir (Fielding) and Howard Moon (Barratt) as they investigate mutant science experiments at a zoo's secret lab, save the world from a demonic little old lady and explore another planet for the Fountain of Youth.
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This is one of my all-time favorites, about Dunkin' Donuts, from March 1, 2009: DEAR DIARY: (This is a true story; it took place in Sheepshead Bay this winter.) In Dunkin' Donuts this morning, an old lady wearing a tattered watch cap started speaking to no one in particular.
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Scrambling for something worthy of a sultan, the old lady mixed together whatever she had on hand, and the sultan found it as melt-in-the-mouth delicious as the current day versions, and made it famous upon his return to the city—naming it after the mother of Ali.
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After Trump defended the process of eminent domain, the process of government claiming private property for public use, as a necessity, Bush tore into Trump's use of the process to try to force an old lady out of her home so he could build a limo parking lot for his Atlantic City casino.
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For Mr Barnes, his extravagant love of Hamilton's commuters came partly from Bermudans' habit of saying "Good morning" anyway, partly from his genuine joy in the life God had blessed him with, and partly from the switching his mother had given him when he failed, as a child, to greet an old lady.
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CBS 4 Miami reported Wednesday that Coconut Creek Police Department officer Brian Valenti will face the disciplinary action after he wrote on Facebook that he hoped "some old lady loses control of her car" in the parking lot of a Publix where gun control activists from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were protesting.
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Coker was casually perched at the table from which he and Broder, his chief assistant, had called a white supremacist, a child molester and other jailhouse snitches to testify they had heard Gebhardt brag about killing "the n****r" who'd made the mistake of socializing with his "old lady" back in 1983.
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Manhattan resembles an Americana strip mall lined with corporate chains, but you can still find the halal guys, the homeless man who feeds his measly food scraps to the pigeons, the old lady hobbling down the street to the latest exhibit at such and such, an equally ancient, equally elegant dog tucked under her arm.
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Look, carry on icing your Meggles and Harry cupcakes; I understand it's hard to be angry at an old lady shuffling around shaking hands while wearing a matching mint ensemble, but maybe we should stop focussing on the personalities and at least question the incredible privilege they enjoy and how long we want to go on propping it up.
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And once you realize just how comfortable they really are, you won't even find yourself reaching for those worn-out tennis shoes to get from point A to B.The trick to making this silhouette work is to wear it with boyfriend jeans, a cropped trouser, or other laid-back pieces that will balance out the old-lady feel.
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I may not remember jack from pre-calculus, but these minor hits—songs like "Got You Where I Want You" and "Bound for the Floor" and "Little Black Backpack"—remain so firmly ingrained in my bones that I feel like I could hum them even if I was riddled with dementia like the old lady in The Notebook.
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From the scent itself — a fresh, airy fragrance that recalls a zesty springtime breeze rather than heady, indolent old-lady rose — and the inspiration behind it down to the limited-edition packaging and the fact that it's a $48 bottle of hair perfume, for crying out loud, everything about the luxe Parisian brand's latest offering is opulent to the very last detail.
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It all spirals out of control on the plane when the guy sitting next to her gropes her and tries to kiss her, she knocks over the old lady in the next seat in her rush to get away from him, throws her wine on him when he denies it, and ends up handcuffed and in jail when they land.
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In the evenings, she mucked around and wrote songs (in-between watching the NBA playoffs because Rankin, like any truly good Torontonian, is a Raptors fan.) Rankin says, laughingly, that her day-to-day life is fairly quiet and old lady like (her phrasing) so she put herself into a whole different realm and imaginative space when it came to writing this record.
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Popping her huge eyes and chain-smoking Lucky Strikes, she plays two equally fun Bette Davises: the saucy, pants-clad actress, a radical clown who smears crazy makeup all over her face, then struts out with her arms in the air like an M.M.A. champion; and the legendary villainess Baby Jane, an old lady who is also a cruel, spoiled little girl.
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He's right: even on a quiet Wednesday afternoon, when much of nearby downtown is tethered to cubicles, the people straddling Elliott Street's barstools include a grizzled biker in a weathered Harley-Davidson t-shirt, a woman in smart business-casual, leather-skinned men in highlighter-yellow safety vests, and a raspy-voiced little old lady, all huddled around the cramped bar over cheap drinks and deli sandwiches.
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We&aposve been discussing the relationship with the press, and the crybaby response, which I think is feigned, phony moral outrage, the horrible things said about this president, the horrible types of violence at anti-Trump protests, and smashing windows, and beating people up who have a cap on that says make America great, but now the press is upset because some 22020-year-old lady yells at Jim Acosta.
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The funniest episode in the protective yet revealing new Hillary Clinton profile arrives when we learn that this sad, unemployed, 69-year-old lady is so desperate to keep her self-image alive that she still employs flunkies and retainers to treat her as though she actually were the president, or the secretary of state, or a president in waiting, or at very least the leader of the opposition.
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The most pacific grasses and meadows of her inner being were subject to sudden sinkholes full of bone and bilious tissue, spilling over with the multifarious faces, the intimate crimes and errors of her life, all pulling her in the opposite direction as she walked forward, saying hi to people and their dogs, mostly middle-aged except for one bent but fast-moving old lady with an alert husky.
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The chip I've just taken out should go in a box, to go into a container, to go onto a truck, to go onto a ship, to go to China, to go onto another truck, to be dumped in some no-fucking-where village in Guangdong where an old lady that used to be a subsistence farmer will pull it apart in her front room to recycle the components.
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At 8 years old (arguably the birth of my affection for old-lady fashion) my favorite pastime was not riding my bike, playing with dolls, nor watching The Love Boat on TV. It was chilling with my grandmother upstairs in her tiny, doily-filled apartment, while she cooked tomato sauce and I dug through her enormous collection of hats, shoes, and costume jewelry, wearing as much of it as I could at one time.
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My grandmother was the quintessential "old lady": She didn't drive; she worked as a telephone operator only briefly during the war, and ceremoniously never worked again after she got married; she got her hair tinted and set weekly by my Aunt Lita down the street (a very au courant shade of bluish lavender), and painted her nails herself along with insisting on washing all her nylons, house coats, and underthings in her bathroom sink.
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