"I want to look like a cartoon pixie character, so pointy nose, pointy ears," she explains.
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Not to mention that a sharp pointy thing is far more effective against armor than an on-fire not-so-pointy thing.
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Since we last covered Pointy, it has extended its reach considerably via partnerships with Lightspeed, Clover and Square, which allows retailers using these POS systems to use the Pointy platform for free because it doesn't require the purchase of the $499 Pointy device.
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"I didn't realize that until I saw a picture of myself where my knees were really pointy and my shoulders were pointy," Mai says.
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Yes, you can use a real dildo based on Jon Snow's sword to "stick 'em with the pointy end" (don't worry, it's not that pointy).
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Specifically, the "Pointy box" hardware gadget connects to a store's barcode scanner and automatically puts scanned items on a Pointy-powered website for the store.
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To allow for its pointy nose, the cockpit will lack a front window, instead relying on a camera for the down-slanted view of the runway over its long, pointy nose.
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Stick 'em with the pointy end — even little, old women.
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Between our features, we could have some serious pointy babies.
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Knives and other pointy objects are some other big ones.
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Sometimes the children's fingers bled from handling the pointy rhinestones.
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He's got those close together eyes, that long pointy nose.
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Hangin' with Obama in those freshly polished pointy toes (2011).
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Pointy leather boots came in an array of bright colors.
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It's not all about, like, how pointy is your nose?
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Nine West Zadan Pointy Toe Booties, $119, available at Nine West.
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So, they chase Jughead through the forest, pointy sticks akimbo. Amazing.
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Not just any passable round shape with pointy ears would do.
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She loved jeans with white collared shirts and little pointy shoes.
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His shark route is complete with a set of pointy teeth.
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McCoy regularly called attention to Spock's "pointy ears" and green blood.
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Their pointy-eared brethren, apparently, tend to make us more nervous.
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Carrots if you like it pointy, radish for a little spice.
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It's a font, the type stylized with curly, pointy-ended serifs.
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"It's the one with the pointy football shape," Ms. Halloran said.
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The glistening chrome of three pointy ARIA Awards catches my eye.
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Trilobites Owls' are spherical, hummingbirds' are elliptical and sandpipers' are pointy.
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"We're at the pointy end of something really good," he said.
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And unlike animals with pointy parts, cacti can't decide who gets poked.
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Claire 100 Black Satin Pointy Toe Pumps with Ruched TPU, $1,195; jimmychoo.
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Pointy is solving that problem in a way that's effortless for retailers.
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And, not to fear — there's nary a pointy hat to be seen.
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The generator is located behid the hub, the pointy part up front.
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Pollard also notes that the pointy packaging could double as a weapon.
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The expecting mom wore a beige dress accessorized with pointy black heels.
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Their toothy smiles, moon-faced silhouettes and pointy nipples are increasingly appealing.
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Trim off the long antennae and the pointy end of its nose.
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Today's basic witch doesn't wear pointy black hats or long flowing capes.
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For accessories, Blanchett wore sparkling white dangling earrings and pointy black pumps.
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"Food Feed, Flying Squirrel, Pointy — they were bad," Mr. Blance-Stephany said.
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Pointy was co-founded by Mark Cummins (CEO) and Charles Bibby (CTO).
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But I don't like stilettos and pointy shoes, or wearing anything that's uncomfortable.
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Entering from manic Ocean Drive, it's always a challenge to avoid pointy elbows.
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He rolled the pointy tip of his beard between his thumb and forefinger.
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" Maybe "pointy shawl that looks like an amethyst crystal attached to your body?
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Luckily, Morgan's sharpened staff isn&apost as pointy as it used to be.
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The decline of the pointy-headed central-bank governor need not be calamitous.
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To put it another way, Dilbert guy did a Pointy-Haired Boss thing.
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Programs aimed at effeminate or pointy-headed undertakings like educating children get cut.
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The Robin Hoods of Hustlers don't wear little green rompers and pointy hats.
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They are tiny mouselike mammals with gray fur, long tails, and pointy snouts.
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Nylan's translation is "marvelously pointy and plain-spoken," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Nylan's translation of "The Art of War," however, is marvelously pointy and plainspoken.
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Pointy ears and hairy feet: Who wore it best at the Tolkien party?
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Most current smartphones aren't exactly impregnable to mankind's ancient enemies: water and pointy rocks.
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Instead of a fork and knife, though, it used its own pointy tools: memes.
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"Stick 'em with the pointy end," Arya replies just before Sansa turns to leave.
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Nevada's Aerion Corporation is making a pointy-nosed business jet, good for Mach 1.5.
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Note the hard lines, which make the Chromebook 23 look very sharp, not pointy.
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The <pointy brackets> are an archetypal pair of characters in the world of computing.
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Her superstructure bristled with antennae—some long and pointy, some sleek, white and domed.
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But that didn't stop Shadow's developers from bringing back pointy boobs as an option.
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She had on a tight white jumpsuit, pointy metallic boots, and a gilded belt.
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They're twisted and gold and pointy, sticking out from the center of decorated layers.
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The T.S.A. also uses some pointy-eared dogs, like Belgian Malinois and German shepherds.
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I've always dressed in a sharp, pointy hat to stick out from the crowd.
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My son Clement greeted the world with a pointy head and a loud cry.
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Surely Kardashian will follow in her footsteps — with or without the strategically pointy pinky nail.
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And this stylish pointy-toe leopard-print pair is only available to buy right here.
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Has the small council ever considered swapping the pointy sword seat with a standing desk?
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The looks were accessorized with pointy lace-up mules and high-heeled rope-tie sandals.
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They seemed tiny—really, really tiny—when they were supposed to be big and pointy.
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From her family to yours, Melania wishes you a very pointy and monochromatic holiday season.
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He knew he was arriving at the so-called pointy end of the American spear.
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However, jamming adorned, pointy nails up a vagina can feel like masturbating with a cactus.
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Using the pointy edge, he blotted it up and down the cheekbones and blended it.
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A hapless volunteer waving an oversized hand with a pointy index finger was predictably overwhelmed.
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They're typically a little bit spiky on x-ray, and so they're kind of pointy.
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Pointy also creates and hosts websites for businesses to feature what they have in stock.
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Yep—historically speaking, those ladies in big pointy hats might have actually been brewing ale.
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And more importantly, it eliminates any bulky, pointy awkwardness your usual bundle of keys creates.
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FUTURA was all of that, swapping serifs for the pointiest of pointy corners and ends.
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He gesticulates with his hands, one of which is still gripping the sharp, pointy sword.
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Even the pointy-headed folks who don't care about unity are still folks like Joe.
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How round and pointy, long and short we could be, all at the same time.
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The resulting images show the pointy crystals that live inside us like miniature Washington Monuments.
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They put me in these shoes that were your typical dominatrix-inspired pointy-toed stilettos.
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The other's dressed for a Ku Klux Klan meeting — mask, robe, pointy hat and everything.
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Through the years, scientists have come up with many explanations: birds that make their nests on cliffs tend to lay pointy eggs because if a pointy egg is bumped, it will spin in a circle instead of rolling off the edge of the cliff.
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Instead use pointy tweezers and gently pull the tick straight up and away from your skin.
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I started this experiment by putting on the blue pointy-toe pair for a 9 a.m.
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Other footwear consisted of ankle red booties that were backless and pointy shoes with geometric heels.
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He has his own YouTube pulpit, where he delivers pointy-headed, pompous lectures about the subject.
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Dan: It looks like the bee is constipated and is taking a really painful pointy dump.
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Is that weird pointy shadow over there a corner, or just the result of crap lighting?
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There are three speed options plus a pointy side and squishy side, so you can experiment.
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They squeezed a droplet of room-temperature water between the pointy ends of two cut diamonds.
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"I hate analogies like the 'pointy end of the spear,'" said then school chief Maj. Gen.
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I freely admit now that I was seeing only the pointy edge of an enormous machine.
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Most recently, Frontline was an early investor in Pointy, which was acquired by Google last month.
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But the show starts from the understanding that "stakes" don't need to be pointy to matter.
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The cursor in the demo looks not unlike the cursor on macOS today—thin and pointy.
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"A popular goth girl was wearing these pointy heels that looked like witch shoes," she said.
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Iridescent gold is dusted along the ruffled or pointy rims and the twisted or fluted stems.
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This is the second startup sold to Google by Pointy CEO and serial entrepreneur Mark Cummins.
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When Business Insider covered Pointy in late 2018, we speculated that Google might buy the business.
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They wanted to know, needed to know, where her pointy-toe red camo flats came from.
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And what better accessories for her outfit than Tiffany & Co. jewelry and pointy black Christian Louboutin heels.
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They wore knitted pink "pussy hats" with pointy ears, or carried such signs as "Viva La Vulva".
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For instance, if you plan on working small muscle groups, a cone or pointy head is useful.
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Its cover art, with a tiny boy wearing a red coat and a pointy hat, is iconic.
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It's aggressive, all pointy and jagged, with the letters all cramped together so they seem to suffocate.
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The pointy-toothed prehistoric animal is thought to be a distant cousin of the giant Tyrannosaurus rex.
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She also added a colorful sheriff's badge and an abstract pointy-nosed mask over her own visage.
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Gaga's dancers -- dressed in some spacey costumes -- circled her and probed her with a long pointy object.
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As a last resort, players can ram each other, their pointy prows tearing holes in enemy ships.
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No history of anything -- couldn't give a s*** less about politics, religion, pointy hatted people, etc, etc.
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The loaf is pointy at the ends with a sturdy crust verdantly streaked with pulverized dried nettles.
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Linney wore her hair in sleek waves and wore matching silver pointy heels to complete her outfit.
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"I didn't realize what a crazy urban myth and mystery this pointy 'S' thing is," he said.
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The piece is comprised of pointy robotic arms that each have a white light on the end.
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The lineup includes print dresses, hoodies, logo tees and accessories like, say, these pointy-toe metallic mules.
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Where chest-high blueberry and huckleberry had burned down to pointy stubs, tufts of grass were sprouting.
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We walked until we got to the row of pointy pylons marking the end of Closed Beach.
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Around the time I graduated from college, he bought me a pointy little surfboard with two fins.
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The cashier was carving little marks into the checkout counter with a small, pointy pair of scissors.
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Maybe that's just my ... Will they let go of the pointy little edge thing that comes down?
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Kardashian kept the streamlined look sleek with her bob slicked back into a ponytail and pointy black pumps.
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Anne only uses one of those skills to poison the Donovan marriage, and pointy swords are not involved.
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She has a gold septum ring, a perfectly pointy mauve manicure, and speaks with seriousness about her work.
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Well, it's technically called a "pointy-nosed blue ratfish" (hydrolagus trolli), but isn't "ghost shark" so much catchier?
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She added a pair of pointy-toed red heels and a gold anklet for a pop of color.
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I pair that with either a white, poofy-sleeved milkmaid blouse or a black corset and pointy flats.
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Her Dior So Real sunglasses; black, quilted tote; and lacy, pointy-toed stilettos made the outfit-switch cut.
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As you may have noticed, he is missing a common cat part: a set of pointy, triangle ears.
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She paired the dress with coordinating pointy ankle boots and added a bold metallic belt with dangling chains.
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Maisie Williams is sticking a bogus Game of Thrones story with the pointy end of her Twitter account.
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Cut the onion: Trim off 1/53-inch from the pointy stem end of each onion, then peel.
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Depending on your shoe size, the pointy almond toe might make your feet look a little clown-ish.
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Next week, Google will be putting on a big party at the pointy outdoor amphitheater in Mountain View.
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It could also finally explain your friends who find pop culture vampires inexplicably attractive, pointy fangs and all.
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It also sported a thick forehead crest and had a mouth full of pointy teeth for snatching fish.
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In fact, he emerges from the muck untouched – his pants barely cuffed, and pointy leather shoes almost spotless.
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The costume is for one of the maniacally grinning Wild Things, complete with horns and pointy-sharp teeth.
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Lois Pritchard, 40, single and a secret smoker, wears a sharp black bob and pointy high-heeled boots.
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The American sailor Matt Cassidy, 40, generally works at the pointy end of the boat as a bowman.
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There is NPC Wojak — a crudely drawn, gray cartoon avatar with a pointy nose and a blank face.
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The new EV's launch featured a very pointy design and a failed test of the pickup's shatterproof glass.
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Pointy had raised around $19 million from venture capital backers including Frontline Ventures, Polaris Partners, and Vulcan Capital.
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She was wearing a pointy hat, made of green felt, with a red feather tucked in its brim.
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Axanar's initial defense relied heavily on the idea that Star Trek was already borrowing from "non-protectable" copyright elements, arguing that Paramount can't copyright the name "Vulcan" (a Roman god), nor the race's pointy ears (elves have traditionally had pointy ears), nor the geometric shapes of the Starlet command insignia.
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She completed the look with simple pointy black pumps, a side-swept updo and emerald-and-diamond drop earrings.
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She accessorized her long waves with a hair clip and paired the dress with standard nude pointy-toe pumps.
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Robb selected a pair of pointy-toe black Aldo "Frigoya" wedges ($80) to pair with her mini shift dress.
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Each year, Mobile residents don their best set of pointy ears and gather to enjoy the city as elves.
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She also added a pair of pointy-toed red heels and a gold anklet for a pop of color.
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"I'm kind of a lefty, New York City, Manhattan, pointy-headed intellectual type," she told The Cut last month.
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The singer teamed the sock mid-calf stockings with pointy white pumps, a black tanks dress and oversize topper.
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A pair of skinny jeans, a T-shirt, a leather motorcycle jacket and some pointy pumps … easy and done!
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Crop tops were paired with lace-up cat-suits, hot pants, sporty creepers and pointy-toe high top boots.
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Of the 22 species of these portly and pointy-nosed creatures, the True's beaked whale is among the rarest.
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She'll bend any rule to win, stepping on those who get in her way with her pointy heeled shoes.
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It's comfortable and fashion-forward thanks to its low block heel and dramatic pointy toe with subtle gunmetal trim.
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You will find the iconically familiar bike frames and pointy racing helmets sidewinding and jumping on tricked-out courses.
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In a warehouse behind the shop pointy-leaved plants bask in the artificial light of two-storey growing rooms.
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Seems like Harry Kane wasn't the only bleached-white, pointy-nosed, cardboard-like personality to score on the day.
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So, yes, the pointy-toe stiletto is back, after years of being shunned for block-heel, round-toe shapes.
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His pointy nose and a frame that nearly matched the dimensions of the wheelchair lent him an elfin quality.
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But Mr. Bush himself worked overtime to make sure no one could mistake him for a pointy-headed intellectual.
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The hair on his pointy head was combed over from right-to-left and very unnatural shades of brown.
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For a pop of vibrant color, she teamed the neutral ensemble with a pair of neon-yellow pointy-toe pumps.
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Case in point: swapping out a glass coffee table with pointy edges for two plush ottomans in the living room.
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Even in full pointy-eared, green-skinned Skrull latex and costume, Mendelsohn as Talos is dangerous and charming, even sexy.
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Check out the aggressively stylish boots, with foot-long spikes so pointy even Michael Jackson would have found them unwearable.
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When buying leeks, for example, look for the ones that don't have their pointy tops cut to a uniform shape.
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Anyone with kids already knows that Lego bricks, with their pointy corners, can be immensely painful to accidentally step on.
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That is how the workers in the Dilbert cartoon strip end up being managed by the clueless "pointy-haired boss".
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And accessorized with color coordinating pieces including white-rimmed sunglasses, a purple shoulder bag and bright pink pointy-toe pumps.
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Céline showed pointy mules in vivid colors, while J.W.Anderson switched up the design, replacing the point with a golden cylinder.
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I saw the little foxes on the hillside with their pointy red ears; up close, a fallen branch of autumn.
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The earliest, "Untitled" (553), is a pencil drawing of a stringy-haired profile with a pointy nose and cleft chin.
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Or the San Francisco Chinamen, featuring slanted eyes and a pointy hat (as the National Congress on American Indians suggested).
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And there were more than a few stalls selling just pointy shoes, in seemingly more colors than I thought existed.
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The Elantra is just as pointy out back, where an H-shaped tail light stretches the width of the car.
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Looking like a pointy circus tent from the distant future, Liquidrom is a spa that only Berlin could conjure up.
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Flashy silk and gold-embroidered outfits, adorned with pointy red shoes fit for royalty, are acceptable garb for Bollywood performers.
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The pointy-headed folks are putting their faith in a couple of things happening before they can build their spaceship.
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The corners are also much less pointy than those of past Galaxy phones, making for a softer, noticeably chic design.
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The god, in response, just sits and does a fast little finger dance, his nails elongated with pointy brass ornaments.
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As a result, they elected Mr. Trump, a disrupter who will fight with the pointy-headed coastal elites in Washington.
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Google is acquiring Pointy, an Irish startup that helps people find out what their local stores have in physical stock.
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She did the geometric-patterned pointy acrylics that the British singer FKA Twigs flaunted on the August cover of Elle .
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The Kylie Cosmetics founder paired the gown with matte green nails, pointy-toed heels, and an emerald and diamond necklace.
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But it&aposs very detailed; its gaping mouth has pointy teeth and a tongue that almost sticks out of its snout.
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The discomfort of having an awkward, pointy-shaped Samantha Hunt, writer, inside me, brews a mixture of both humiliation and compassion.
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She chose a custom black sheer lace Jason Wu A-line dress paired with pointy-toe black pumps for Tuesday's address.
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I used to draw a lot of comics with that guy, and basically gave him an elf hat and pointy ears.
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They were extremely pointy and silver and more expensive than anything I'd ever purchased, but I just knew they were right.
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She also wore a pair of Manolo Blahnik heels, the BB Pointy Toe pumps (get a similar look for less here).
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"So I am going to pack a crown and a cape this time and some funny pointy-toed shoes," he cracks.
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She kept the rest of her look relatively minimal, with dark talon nails and pointy-toe black patent Christian Louboutin pumps.
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Sure, a generation that came of age in the Berlusconi era might have gotten stuck wearing pointy shoes and whiskered jeans.
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But as VentureBeat noted, it also flipped over Flash's carcass and thrust another pointy object in there just to be sure.
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Yeah, we've got no idea whom back of the head the pointy-eared person right in front of her belongs to.
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What's more, the applicator comes with a pointy tip, which means you can create a sharp lip line with one product.
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She accessorized with T-strap pointy-toe heels and kept her beauty look simple with a tousled hairstyle and nude lip.
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But the tick that covertly slid its pointy barbed mouthparts into an unlucky 66-year-old Yonkers resident was something new.
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They both pair their delicate tops with straight-cut "mom jean" and even match down to their pointy-toe black boots!
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The models have been stepping out in silky separates, pointy-toed stilettos, delicate top-handle handbags — and that's just for lunch.
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What are we to make of a pointy-nosed witch looking at a clock, her mouth wide open, in "Untitled" (2016)?
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Laurie has full eyebrows, flowing chestnut locks, and canine teeth that are very pointy, so when he smiles, he looks conspiratorial.
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The silver pointy font that adorns the back of the stage set is a dead ringer for the Spinal Tap logo.
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Putting my hand down into the trunk, I stab myself in the palm with the pointy top of my piano award.
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The world's largest gathering of witches saw more than 1,607 people dressed up in pointy black hats and floor-length dresses.
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In each painting there is an animal, oversized cats and pointy-eared dogs, staring at the viewer with their wide eyes.
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"Seriously, TSA?" one person wrote on Twitter, posting a photo of a pointy-eared dog named Indiana Bones with his toys.
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It is unnerving how malnourished babies begin to look like birds, so much skin draped against bones arranged at pointy angles.
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Google is acquiring a small Irish retail tech startup called Pointy for an undisclosed amount, the search giant confirmed on Tuesday.
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Before I can take you seriously, you need to hang a brightly colored strip of narrow pointy cloth around your neck.
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Later, in the police report drafted up for the assault, Bennett swore the man was wearing two pointy white bunny ears.
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A demented one-eyed first mate with a squirrel tail of a handlebar mustache and tall, pointy teeth named Horace Horrible?
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I haven't seen a lot of Asian models with noses like mine — all of them have noses that are pointy and small.
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She teamed the look with a pair of black pointy-toe Aquazzura pumps and of course a pair of sheer nude stockings.
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If a creature so large and pointy really needed camouflage to fool predators, that says something about the environment it lived in.
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But for all its pointy edges and its suicide doors, the Nissan looks pedestrian in comparison to the Jetsons vehicles of CES.
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It turns out these cute, little, pointy buggers are highly flexible and have adapted to humans living in their environments very well.
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She wears the newest styles including the strappy "Bailey," classic "Misty" and the pointy-toe "Liz," noting the latter was her favorite.
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Gacy, as Pogo, shaped his mouth into pointy tips, the Miami New Times reports, rather than rounding them to be kid-friendly.
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Banks said that del Rey's "pointy nose" had to be fixed and also insinuated that the singer should get a breast augmentation.
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It's an adorable animal with pointy ears, a long face and striped legs and is native to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The pointy-nosed blue chimaera is known to live in deep waters near Australia, New Zealand and the French territory New Caledonia.
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While Posh mostly stuck to pointy-toe pumps and stilettos that wrapped up her leg, her bandmates gravitated toward more eccentric styles.
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Unfortunately for them, magic is real, and it's about to kill them all if they don't get their pointy-eared act together.
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And if you're wanting to purchase the same Madame Menule embellished bow pointy toe pumps as J. Lo, it'll cost you $850.
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And hey, on the bright side, at least now you won't have to wedge that Aramark visor underneath your pointy white hood.
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Shirts, some in fine leather, had pointy collars and see-through sleeves and were worn with pleated trousers and asymmetric transparent skirts.
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OUT WEST, libertarian-minded politicians sing paeans to local control and the superior judgment of the common man over pointy-headed experts.
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Made from life in red chalk, the drawings represent soldiers in tricorn hats, knee-length coats, knee-high socks and pointy shoes.
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I was initially concerned that the boot's pointy toe would result in a narrow fit, but that wasn't the case for me.
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The model looked like a magical creature with her golden dress, which she paired with dramatic wings, horns, and pointy elf ears.
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And if they're particularly pointy, they can rip your dog's mouth, throat, and digestive system to shreds, leading to bleeding and infection.
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The real life animal's pointy ears and elongated proboscis veer a little more creepy Alf than they do Arthur Read-level adorable.
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If you say, 'I frequently run with blunt-edge scissors and I keep the pointy edge down,' I would say, 'I understand.
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She prides herself on being a "pointy head" and "girlie swot" because she enjoys the thick briefing books she studies every night.
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"I guess I worked in a similar industry in that it involved pointy things flying through the air," Dale said by phone.
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Perhaps we'll start to get smart homes that know who's home, and stop having to carry pointy metal sticks in our pockets.
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But how will the bunny ears fare in a zone better known for the blooming of thousands of pointy-eared "pussy" hats?
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The odor-pursuit dogs are drawn from pointy-eared breeds like German shepherds and Belgian Malinois, whose traits dovetail with the job.
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A thrifty guy, he built the castle with its pointy towers on a budget, rejecting the first three blueprints as too expensive.
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If(legs=4) and if(ears=pointy) and if(whiskers=yes) and if(tail=yes) and if(expression=supercilious), then(cat=yes).
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He noted that Kelly has a more angular jawline and pointy chin and heavier eyelids than Theron so he created pieces accordingly.
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The pink congo philodendron's leaves were pointy, not heart-shaped like the pink princess, but they had the same shock of bubblegum.
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At Halloween, if I paint my face green and wear a pointy hat, will witches around the world condemn me to hell?
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On that front, Google this week acquired a startup, Pointy, for $163 million, to help physical retailers track their in-store inventory.
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Tesla's pointy-looking pickup truck — er, excuse me, "cybertruck" — is now available for pre-order, although production won't begin until late 2021.
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The elf cannot be touched or the magic will be broken; it is a silent observer, a CCTV camera with pointy ears.
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Mick Neville picked up a composite sketch of a white man with a high forehead, a blocky haircut, and a pointy jaw.
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There are the pointy witch hats dotting the roads and fields outside the Sagaponack estate of the junk bond billionaire Ira Rennert.
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Christmas trees are a nice thought, but the pointy pine needles and inevitable shattered ornaments can make them more trouble than they're worth.
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They put a long, pointy nose on the fuselage and tucked four two-speed engines under a big delta wing to reduce drag.
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In the post-credits scene, Nick Fury and Maria Hill are driving together when they both shapeshift into green, scaly, pointy-eared aliens.
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Carved pumpkins, cottony spider webs and pointy witches have long been popular Halloween decorations in New York and many places across the country.
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The former Libertines frontman then went on to explain how he ended up on the pointy end of one of the hedgehog's spines.
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THE executioner's axe sailed through the January chill, the pointy-bearded head thudded into the basket and the crowd let out a moan.
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Sahlin found some wire and a bit of red yarn and turned it into a little character with big eyes and pointy ears.
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Fortunately for humanity, William had the foresight to create "the countermeasure," a pointy little McGuffin that you'll spend most of the game chasing.
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It currently counts 5,500 retailers using Pointy in total, with 70 percent from the U.S, and the remaining in Canada, U.K. and Ireland.
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"To put the U.S. number in context, just under 1 in 200 U.S retailers is now using Pointy," a company spokesperson tells me.
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You can also get them with the pointy ends if you're not worried your kid will poke themselves (or a classmate) with them.
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So if the little baby creature with green skin, pointy ears, and distinctly Yoda-ish features isn't Yoda himself, then who is it?
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Maps were made, pointy Ottoman helmets were taken as booty by soldiers, and tiles were copied from the Alhambra for houses in London.
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As we dust off the broomsticks and pointy hats, it seems fair to ask what exactly we mean by a witch these days.
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I'll tell you where… They're housed within a dusty jewel case adorned by a picture of Val Kilmer in a pointy-eared mask.
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The Shape: ConicalThe Top: Sexy & ShapelyTops with structure and shape, whether it's through padding or boning, are ideal for conical (or pointy) breasts.
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For instance, if your bot has pointy feet and walks like a quadruped, it may not be very effective in sand or rubble.
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I resolve, if the gowno hits the fan, to tear off a sharp branch or grab a pointy-toed pheasant and swing it.
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I thought it was a quirky solve, kind of pointy and modern, and I'll be interested in seeing more creations from Mr. Richter.
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Bad Bunny emerged in a reflective lavender trench coat, his hair the color of a Penn tennis ball, with pointy fingernails to match.
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If hearing aids came in the form of, say, pointy Spock ears, or lit up with crazy colors, wouldn't you try them out?
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In a blog post today, Google announced that it's purchased Pointy, a Dublin-based startup that helps local retailers sell their products online.
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Mr. Basquiat's piece shows two red-faced police in blue uniform, one baring pointy teeth, with batons raised over an all-black silhouette.
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You're asking who has the largest collection of analog porn: magazines, videotapes, DVDs, vintage stills of Bettie Page in a pointy bustier, etc.
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It naughtily monumentalizes John Adams, the second President of the United States, as an anaemic, spindly, Gitane blue persona with pointy little arms.
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"Ok so if you noticed I changed my nail shape from pointy to square so I won't hurt my baby," Cardi explained on Twitter.
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Last week, she posted a photo to her Instagram Story of a puncture wound in her palm caused by one of her pointy nails.
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"Pointy-eared dogs can be a little ominous, a little intimidating — you generally see that with police dogs or tactical dogs," Bilello tells PEOPLE.
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Pointy-headed academics, critical journalists, and suspicious members of Congress can complain about Amazon, but it seems it won't hurt the company that much.
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Russ Curtis of International Bird Rescue says the birds noted for their large, pointy beaks were returned to a beach Friday in Sausalito, California.
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And Max and Dani's mom spends the entire movie, save one scene, in the most disturbingly pointy cone bra ever to grace the screen.
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For Schnapp, a Harvard professor and longtime technologist with a shaved head, pointy goatee, and a distinct Ben Kingsley vibe, this was market research.
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This presented a pretty obvious problem: if you keep throwing pointy things at it, eventually the board will become pitted and difficult to use.
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"Ok so if you noticed I changed my nail shape from pointy to square so I won't hurt my baby," she explained on Twitter.
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The ones who might totally annihilate humanity while humanity is too busy bickering over who gets to sit in the pointiest of pointy chairs?
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What they associate with hard but successful work as a child—learning to spell—is more precious than the pointy-headed reformers ever realise.
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The picture that emerges is overwhelmingly one of nostalgia — more money for men with guns, less money for education, caring, and pointy-headed science.
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My face is on the cover, but there's some added value here in the fact that I have pointy ears and a ripped shirt.
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Lady Gaga and her pointy shoulder pads crushed the Super Bowl halftime show, and we assume you'll want to relive all that glory soon.
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In Mobile, Alabama, thousands of people dress up in pointy ears to join one of the largest congregations of elves in the world: Elfapalooza!
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Now, it's important to stress that there's a lot more to Cluj-Napoca than a pale bloke with a big collar and pointy teeth.
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Two years on, those themes have only grown bigger with Amazon's rise, perhaps one reason why Google was keen to bring Pointy in-house.
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As he crushed the tiny wishbone in his fist, it cracked into pointy shards that poked into the skin of his palm like needles.
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Our Parenting editor's toddler stabbed her in the eye with a pointy toy, and doctors say broken ankles from tripping over playthings are common.
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"Over the past several years we've developed a very close partnership with Google," Pointy founders Marks Cummins and Charles Bibby said in a release.
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"By joining forces, we will be able to help people discover local stores and products on a much larger scale," the Pointy founders wrote.
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By his early teens, he had begun wearing drainpipe jeans and pointy shoes, and had cut and bleached his hair into a blond Mohawk.
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Rather, the "real" Mr. Darcy would have been pale and pointy-chinned, and would have had a long nose on an oval, beardless face.
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As Allred made her way through the lobby of the Marriott Hotel, she gestured toward a young man in a pointy green felt cap.
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Furr's representations of the phallic and yonic are straightforward: sharp, hard, pointy objects piercing round ones, or tongue-like protuberances extending out of pipes.
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The reporter Gray Chapman was already endeared to opossums when she first spotted the pointy-faced, small-handed marsupials in her social media feed.
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From the close-up image it certainly looks like it has two pointy ends, although it's worth noting that only one has the "dragonglass" label.
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There was also a voluminous shoulders trend - puffed up at Preen or pointy at Julien Macdonald, who dressed models in sparkling dresses slashed all over.
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I've seen the pointy, sleek "face of Hyperloop," as Priestman called it, but appealing or not, the actual tunnel will have to adapt to reality.
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The study revealed that the revered Darcy would have had powdered white hair, a pointy chin, a pale complexion, a long nose and sloping shoulders.
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Maybe it's because of this song that haunted my childhood, or because of their pointy noises and wooden faces, but these elves are the worst.
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He was "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry's first pick to portray pointy-eared Vulcan Mr. Spock, an iconic role that eventually went to Leonard Nimoy.
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With her neon reflective vest, pointy ears and gaping mouth, she looks more like a beloved family pet than a veteran drug-sniffing police dog.
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For those of us at the pointy end of the airplane, there is no more important task than to ensure the safety of our passengers.
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Needlemouse,' a hedgehog with long legs and pointy shoes, a determined look and long, semicircular quills across the back of his head and upper body.
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During a sit-down interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper in October, Melania chose a simple white cap-sleeve sheath dress paired with pointy-toe pumps.
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The Superga Cotu sneakers are just $65, which is definitely more accessible than her go-to L.K. Bennett pointy-toed pumps or Jimmy Choo sandals.
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The bar menu featured traditional mezcals and custom-created cocktails, and our bartender sported a pointy beard and a handlebar mustache, waxed into wispy curls.
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A strange phenomenon is how many dressed like him; tie and a blazer, skinny dress pants or dark-washed jeans ending in nice, pointy shoes.
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Berkenblit's first language consists of sharply angled, geometric forms, often concluding in the outline of a pointy nosed witch with long eyelashes but no eyes.
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The Stellato Sacchetto flats by M. Gemi have the look of a loafer and a pointy flat combined, and they're made of a buttery suede.
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" Instead, take a breath, find a good pair of pointy tweezers and a bright lamp, and then carefully remove it while shouting, "Get it off!
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"Pointy creates the data feed for the store, which the retailer can then use to integrate with other services such as Google Shopping," Cummins said.
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But wearing tight shoes, hand-me-down shoes or narrow or pointy shoes encourages development of the condition, especially if there is a genetic predisposition.
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See Balenciaga, where the creative director Demna Gvasalia showed pointy-toed pumps and boots and ankle-strap heels with every woman's look on the runway.
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No pointy-headed bureaucrat could make a stronger case for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration than do the unregulated Westovers with their many calamities.
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Pointy ears and hairy feet: See who wore it best at the J.R.R. Tolkien-themed costume party at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York.
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Her music videos go heavy on remixed Spanish iconography: matadors flagging down motorbikes, pointy-hooded penitents skateboarding, dancers in streetwear, and shots that echo Goya.
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Global Health Some British red squirrels — cute and pointy-eared, like Beatrix Potter's Squirrel Nutkin — carry a medieval form of human leprosy, scientists have learned.
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It's August, so get out your very pointy sun hats and garden brooms and try matching these five quotes with the presidents who uttered them.
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Currently, Pointy allows sellers to either use an app or special bar code scanner to keep up-to-date inventory information on in-store products.
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So needless to say, when she stepped out in the same pair of black, pointy toe leather boots three days in a row, we noticed.
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Cummins came up with Pointy while still working at Google post-acquisition, and quit the firm to set up the startup with cofounder Charles Bibby.
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He also gained some measure of fame among Star Trek fans for a role he didn't play, pointy-eared starship Enterprise science officer, Mr. Spock.
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The only angle I'm not sold on is the front three quarter's view, where it looks too pointy and shark-like for its own good.
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Quite simply, even with their pointy teeth, porgs don't seem capable of bloody human carnage, because they have the traits humans are hardwired to appreciate.
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In the above episode of online baking show "Nerdy Nummies", vlogger Rosanna Pansino demonstrates how to create a Dumbledore-worthy batch of the pointy magical delicacies.
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Suddenly he's getting shorter, his ears are getting pointy, and starts randomly talking in an Irish accent while chasing down the villain after his grandfather's gold.
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I'm not really a pointy makeup artist, so I don't make things go into a sharp point, I don't like sharp creases and sharp flicked eyeliner.
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Aquazurra makes the heel that's been the Duchess of Sussex's go-to over the past year — she specifically loves the Deneuve Bow Pointy Toe Pumps ($21).
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The uruhimbi was like an altar to milk, and those big milk pails with pointy lids protected us, like statues of the saints in a church.
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Tall and piratical, with a man bun and a pointy beard, Stafylakis studied piano as a boy in Montreal then dumped it for heavy-metal guitar.
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It's a little unclear what the pointy-hatted creatures are up to, but this new production from the Little Lord company doesn't traffic in narrative intelligibility.
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Itstarted with two sets of three parallel lines that were joined diagonally left to right, then capped off at the top and bottom with pointy bits.
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And yet, every year, the halls are decked with red and white spiraled sugar sticks intended to be sucked on until they become pointy, minty daggers.
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The "Lose You to Love Me" artist wore a lace bra under the sheer, collared top and tied the outfit together with pointy-toe white heels.
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It possessed a scaly face, a mouth full of pointy teeth and one particularly dangerous toe claw, and probably hunted small mammals, lizards, birds and fish.
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The company has created the Pointy box, a piece of hardware that attaches to a shop owner&aposs barcode scanner and logs what is being sold.
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Some members descended into the water in bathing suits and pointy witch hats, breaststroking around like black crows that had taken a turn for the aquatic.
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"It's just nice to not be at the pointy point of the spear for every news story he generated," she said in a recent phone interview.
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Then came the push button start, which led to the elimination of the pointy metal bit and saving your thigh from the indignity of a sharp poke.
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Paramount claims that elements of the film, such as the Vulcans' pointy ears, the command insignias, and the names of planets and characters infringe on its copyright.
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Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP; RB/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images King paired the new do with a sexy graphic, long-sleeve Brandon Sun minidress and pointy-toe pumps.
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The pointy ears and arched eyebrows immediately set Spock apart from his fully human shipmates, but the film argues that his appeal went beyond his physical oddities.
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" The odor-pursuit dogs, which cost about $50,000 each, "are drawn from pointy-eared breeds like German shepherds and Belgian Malinois, whose traits dovetail with the job.
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In my questionable early-morning judgment, I grabbed the first hard, pointy object skinny enough to fit in the port I could think of: a fucking nail.
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Fur coats in black or brown were worn over cropped bra tops and skirts or shorts while slim long dresses with pointy shoulders had cut-outs throughout.
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They filmed the ghost sharks using a remotely operated vehicle and worked with different fish experts to confirm the fish was indeed the pointy-nosed blue chimaera.
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Thankfully I made enough salary at this nice clothing store to buy some cool stuff for myself, like pointy-toed shoes and skinny pants and big sweaters.
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When we first saw the Vive, its hardware looked like someone split Valve's Steam Controller in half and topped each side with a pointy LED-encrusted hat.
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Here, anything pointy will do, Nintendo's stream showing Link making use of an enemy's spear as his primary weapon and a pot lid as a makeshift shield.
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Cole Haan Ramsey Genuine Calf Hair Flat, $99.90 (after sale $150) [You save $50.10]Cutouts on either side give these leopard, pointy-toe flats a contemporary upgrade.
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Their signature step-down slipper now comes in pony hair, and pointy-toed, slip-on flats are re-outfitted in watersnake patchwork and brindle-colored calf hair.
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But if it seems like all your favorite shows are returning in April each year, well, there's a reason, and it's shiny and gold, with pointy wings.
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Like coming together on November 8 to use pen and paper—not fire and pointy stick—to defeat an orange-hued malevolent force once and for all.
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Three-year-old Pointy has moved into individual stores and small chains across the United States and this month began expanding into Canada from its Dublin base.
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Some 20 pairs of stiletto-heeled pumps, including her favorite — a cream-colored pair with a pointy, black-tipped toe — were lost for the moment in transit.
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The Iberian lynx is smaller than other species of lynx living in northern Europe, but it has the same pointy, tufted ears, large paws and glowing eyes.
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The border wall doesn't get any shorter or stranger than this — giant, pointy-topped steel pillars that would seem imposing, if only there were more of them.
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Details that might look like decorative flair — like twisted sides, tapered pointy tips, and gaping holes — are actually carefully designed wind reduction techniques that keep buildings still.
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A source notes that this was a "good outcome" because Pointy has a "one of a kind" product that didn't really have any comparables in the market.
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Mr. Carson, wearing a well-fitting suit and pointy brown monk strap shoes, had an easy manner with the men here, and credibility because of his past.
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Pointy&aposs software tracks what a retailer is selling and can take a good guess as to when it&aposs out of stock on a certain item.
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The domed tip was actually rounded, not pointy, which is probably better for helping bleed off drag when the rocket is making its way back to Earth.
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His first company, the visual search startup Plink, was Google's first-ever acquisition out of the U.K. For Google, Pointy is a known quantity for more than the fact that it has transacted with a Cummins startup before: Pointy and Google have been working together since 2018, when the former was part of a bigger push that the search giant was making into building tools for brick-and-mortar merchants.
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The mom of two, 31, wore a black gown with a high slit, which showed off her pointy black pumps, a matching fur coat and a chunky belt.
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Officials with the Transportation Security Administration say they are hoping to employ more dogs with floppy ears for airport screenings, because pointy-eared canines "scare children," PEOPLE confirms.
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"I think it has to do with the geometric roundness of it, compared to some other sans-serif faces that have really pointy Vs or As," she says.
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You can start by replicating her look with the pointy-toe velvet shoes, which are by British fast-fashion brand, Boohoo, and will only set you back $44.
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In fact, its pointy upper extremity overshoots the height of blockier capitals, like H, I, and L. Similarly, the lower extremity of the letter "V" undershoots those letters.
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Rescue officials say the birds, instantly recognizable with their long, pointy beaks, were emaciated, anemic and suffering from other ailments when they arrived at the group&aposs aviaries.
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If he was just another rich guy sitting in his gold-plated apartment in Manhattan tweeting about how those pointy-headed scientists don't know anything, it wouldn't matter.
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It comes with a travel bag so you can take it with you on the go, and it's supposedly puncture-resistant to protect itself from sharp, pointy things.
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It seemed to be in possession of Arya Stark, which would indicate that she encountered Littlefinger and, you know, stuck him with the pointy end, as they say.
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Honestly, what I find quickest and easiest is to cut off a tiny piece from both sides of the garlic clove — the root end and the pointy side.
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But we also know that it's possible — if you're well equipped with some ninja fighting skills and a pointy dagger — to delay the inevitable for a little bit.
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The collection features three different styles, all exclusive to Nordstrom: the Pointy Toe Flat that Meghan wore (in a different color), a Round Toe Flat and a Loafer.
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Meghan donned her elegant LWD with a Philip Treacy hat and accented the look with sharp black accessories, including a skinny belt, pointy pumps, and a minaudière clutch.
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Those as confident and articulate in their opinions as Bork has been, so it was deemed, might as well have been handing sharp, pointy sticks to their opponents.
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" A few months later, Mitchell was assigned to partner a very pointy-nosed white ballerina—Tanaquil Le Clercq, Balanchine's wife at that time—in the choreographer's "Western Symphony.
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We don't wear helmets, we sit upright on bikes without pointy saddles, parents may have a child in the front and the back, people talk on their cellphones.
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He had on black stovepipe jeans with a small hole in one knee, brown suède pointy zip-up boots, a black T-shirt, and a gray Lemaire overcoat.
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Here at R29, we've also tested and ranked their signature pointy-toed flats — kind to your feet and to the environment — as a top pick for commuter shoes.
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We must focus the upswell of stakeholder initiatives and national efforts alike on empowering and equipping these local defenders who are at the pointy end of the spear.
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Ratajkowski's beloved Maryana Pointy Toe boots have a crocodile-embossed finish that gives them a chic southwestern-inspired style, perfect if you're looking for a fall statement boot.
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On a global scale, the authors found, one of the best predictors of egg shape is flight ability, with strong fliers tending to lay long or pointy eggs.
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So that little roughness at the bottom of the pointy bit, those little sort of grooves in the glass, those are really good places for a new bubble.
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There are loads of industries populated by pointy-headed pseudo-philosophers who want to spend their days with likeminded people with a 2:2 in Politics from Newcastle.
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I want you to imagine a tiny bundle of tan fur with pointy ears like a Chihuahua, the short, scruffy body of a corgi and warm, engaging brown eyes.
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On Wednesday, she stepped out in white tee with rose-print embroidery over a side pocket, paired with a green-printed wide-leg pant and pink pointy-toe pumps.
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It's got a pointy end (and we all know Arya knows how to use that), but then it's also got a detachable bottom that can be removed for... something.
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And he just introduced flats that follow his philosophy, unveiling a collection of pointy-toe ballet flats designed to provide the same leg-elongating effect of the nude heels.
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The fact that many of Mr Trump's picks are plutocrats reflects his preference for pragmatists over pointy-heads, as well as his belief that moneymaking is a transferable skill.
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It's a bit glossy — everyone in this fantasy is good-looking in that bland, Disney way, even the characters with pointy ears — and the special effects are sometimes rickety.
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One day you could have a deflated robot stashed away in your glove box to help with emergencies—as long as they don't involve a cactus or anything pointy.
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The pointy shoes added a level of sophistication to her girly ensemble, which included a blush pink dress featuring feminine pleats, plus beachy waves that complemented her soft makeup.
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And the zipper pulls are shaped like tiny versions of the NES' pointy-cornered controllers, lest you ever forget the humble, and often uncomfortable, origins of modern console gaming.
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With the pointy side facing out like a "snowplow," it allows you to slowly and gingerly travel down a slope with two narrow, slippery planks bolted to your feet.
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Even if this luxury item is objectively terrible, he is also starting to experiment on the footwear front, just still in the realm of pointy and so, so shiny. .
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Pointy CEO and co-founder Mark Cummins says the Series B round will be used by the startup to accelerate growth and build on increased uptake by U.S. retailers.
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In the American context, right-wing populism has often aligned itself with the tabloids, using gossip to wage war against Hollywood liberals, pointy-headed intellectuals, and the Washington establishment.
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On that morning dive—my first attempt at the art of lobster hunting—I had spotted one underneath a den staring back at me, waving its long, pointy antennas.
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Look for long-stemmed cups: You can always trim the stem (the pointy part), but having a solid stretch of material to pull will help you remove the device.
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Almost as soon as their boat reached the area, they were surrounded by 25 to 30 killer whales with snub noses, narrow, pointy fins and small white eye patches.
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The pants, both white (make that Spotlight White) and green, have the same kind of pointy stripes made popular when the Denver Broncos changed their uniform design in 1997.
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It's what happens when certain kinds of electrically charged particles travel between a pointy electrode and a flat one, but bump into a puddle of oil along the way.
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Pointy doesn't track incoming inventory per se: it uses algorithms over time to figure out stock amounts to a very close degree of accuracy based just on purchasing patterns.
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Visions of ankle-hugging footwear constantly dance in our heads: colorful block-heeled boots, sturdy lace-up clompers, heavy-duty hikers, pointy-toed styles with miniature heels to match.
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Alphabet's Google on Tuesday said it plans to acquire Pointy, an Irish retail start-up that helps traditional brick and mortar retailers list inventory online, for an undisclosed amount.
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That information is then displayed on Google's "see what's in store" section, and on a Pointy page, so customers can find specific items that are in-stock near them.
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Considering that falls account for nearly a third of all Halloween-related injuries, that pointy object could just as easily end up in your child's eye, or someone else's.
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His gallerist partner, Amalia Dayan, accompanied him in pointy S&M attire: a sharp-shouldered gunmetal-gray jacket, tight skirt, and bondage heels (to stomp on the non-rich?).
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Among the plants donated were dracaena warneckii, a plant native to tropical Africa that is known for its pointy, striped leaves and that can cost more than $100 each.
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For the first time ever, scientists have captured video footage of a pointy-nosed blue chimaera (aka ratfish), a species of ghost shark, hanging out in its natural environment.
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Pointy, an Irish start startup that lets local retailers put their stock online so that they can be discovered via search engines, has raised $6 million in Series A funding.
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Arya "Stick 'Em With The Pointy End" Stark saved humanity from endless night and the erasure of all memory by stabbing the Night King with the Valyrian steel catspaw dagger.
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DJ Pauly Delvecchio is still a pointy-haired sweetheart, Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is in a (very bad) situation, and Deena Cortese just wants to be a drunken, harmless meatball.
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She added pointy black heels and rectangular sunglasses to her outfit, trading out a bag for a black fabric body pouch that strapped around her waist and over her shoulder.
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Meanwhile, Dany's nephew, Jon Snow, is rallying his forces in the North — but he's not interested in the pointy chair in King's Landing — his focus is on the White Walkers.
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The couple was photographed leaving the Plaza Hotel to go to dinner, with Kardashian donning a crop top and bustier paired with straight-leg trousers and black pointy-toe pumps.
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Alessandra Ambrosio put a ladylike spin on her risqué Pretty Woman-esque crop top and mini skirt outfit (with chain-metal detailing) with a draped blazer and pointy-toe pumps.
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Sharp, pointy bone plates run the entire length of Zuul's tail, showing that North American ankylosaurids, not just their Asian counterparts, were heavily armored nearly down to their tail tips.
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Stone, 29, was photographed earlier this fall with platinum waist-length extensions, pointy ears, and a bow and arrow, along with a windswept look that was reminiscent of Bloom's Legolas.
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"Add a bit more than you think you need and start blending with the pointy edge of the sponge, keeping the color to the apples of the cheeks," he says.
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Reason Three: It makes a vintage-style dress look of-the-moment: Lupita Nyong'o's '70s-inspired mint Gucci shirtdress gets a fresh update thanks to the pointy pastel pink pumps.
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Then, one day, men from Mugabe's ZANU-PF appeared and began building a kraal—a round wattle and daub hut with a pointy roof—right in front of his farmhouse.
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In one, the pointy-eared couple coldly reason their way through everyday home life as their dog with a matching bowl-cut hairdo leaps through a sleek automated doggy door.
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Judis does better with Wallace, who railed against integration and "pointy-headed intellectuals" when he was governor of Alabama but was far less strident and racist in his presidential campaigns.
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"Someone could just walk down the street and pick (an item) up, but that information is just frustratingly difficult to find," Pointy Co-Founder and Chief Executive Mark Cummins said.
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The plot is surreal: with the help of a pair of pinky pointy-headed monsters, George Bush puts Barack Obama in the detention facility and proceeds to steal his identity.
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Also last year, the Japanese label Comme des Garçons showcased guarachero boots — impossibly long, pointy boots that originated in northern Mexico and are celebrated in the "tribal guarachero" music culture.
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What soap and warm water do Under the microscope, coronaviruses appear to be covered with pointy spires, giving them the appearance of having a crown or "corona" -- hence the name.
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Muhammad Al Khafaaji, a short, stout man with pointy eyebrows and a well-groomed goatee, is a well-known and experienced lawyer who has dealt with hundreds of terrorism cases.
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Motifs appear — a cat or pointy-nosed girl — along with cropped views of small works that may or may not have to do with what she is drawing or painting.
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There were nods to equestrian styles in the form of tall riding boots, reworked with heels and pointy toes, and form-fitting silhouettes to match the tailoring of competition jackets.
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On "ALF" (the initials stood for Alien Life Form), a back-talking, pointy-eared alien from the planet Melmac crash-lands at the house of Willie Tanner, Mr. Wright's character.
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A spot in the pointy end of the plane will be an even more enviable location next year as some of the world's most luxurious airlines battle for rich fliers.
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Then, to create the dots, he applied the gold eyeshadow from the Lancôme Color Design 5 Pan Eyeshadow Palette in Kissed by Gold palette using two different size pointy eyeliner brushes.
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The star handled the whole thing like a pro, and was spotted turning the sidewalk into her own personal catwalk in the dress, which she teamed with pointy-toe red pumps.
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Aquazzura says Ivanka jacked their shoes before ... copying its Belgravia shoe and calling it Necila, and also copying its Forever Marilyn shoe and calling it Teagin Pointy Toe Pump with Tassel.
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I definitely wanted shaped pointy brows when I was 15 or so, but thick bushy brows got trendy around then and I figured it was more 'me' to grow them out.
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After three decades of failed peace proposals by pointy-headed experts, whom Mr Kushner disdains, he describes his plan as an effort to "change the paradigm" of Middle East peace diplomacy.
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Unlike its talon-like sis, the pointy stiletto shape, coffin nails can take a beating while still being fit for delicate jobs, like touching a baby or putting in contact lenses.
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And there's a lot of glitter and a lot of shine going on, so if you literally pair anything with a simple, pointy toe black pump, then you're good to go.
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Egg shapes are incredibly diverse among bird species: hummingbirds lay eggs in the shape of Tic Tacs; owls make globe-like eggs; and sand pipers lay pointy eggs shaped like raindrops.
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Easy tells: lines that should be straight appearing curvy, blurriness at the edges of the body, pointy elbows and long hands, and mysteriously distorted features, like having two thumbs, for instance.
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Both phones' cameras struggle with the plant's pointy leaves in the back, but Huawei does a better job at making the bokeh blur seem natural, and its photo is overall sharper.
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Then at the CMT Music Awards Lauren made a crop top and short shorts look not only adorable but cocktail-attire appropriate with her messy top knot and pointy-toe pumps.
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But researchers report in Science Robotics that they've developed a prosthesis that can feel sharp pain and automatically drop a pointy object—in addition to telegraphing that pain to the wearer.
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The first season also had Jon Snow teaching her to "stick them with the pointy end" and Syrio Forel, the First Sword of Braavos, giving her lessons with a wooden sword.
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After unrolling the condom, as you're about to place it on the penis or dildo, pinch the pointy nub at the end of the condom with your thumb and index finger.
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But it's Mr. Chapman, bald with a beard pointy enough to poke an eye out, who really commands attention, with a turn that pushes cracked madness right over into cartoon silliness.
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I stuck my entire arm in one leg, tried to rip it apart with my pointy, unmanicured claws, and even stuck it through a zipper to see if it'd snag. Nada.
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The payoff was a tub filled with pointy little whelks, mottled periwinkles, a few bright orange crabs and some chitons — oval mollusks that look like fossils with shells of interlocking plates.
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But the shoulders were great here, between the epaulettes and the marvelous drape on the sleeves of the military jackets, plus a pointy bat-shoulder on a few coats and capes.
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The project is codenamed "Neptune," and the concept designs envision a sleek underwater craft with aggressive pointy-ended pontoons and a central passenger bubble cockpit with an unobstructed, all-around view.
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The statue, at the pointy end of a teardrop-shaped traffic circle that leads to the university's main administrative building, is among the first things drivers see when approaching the campus.
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The agency said it favors floppy-eared dogs over pointy-eared dogs, especially in the jobs that require interacting with traveling passengers, because floppy-eared dogs appear friendlier and less aggressive.
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He has a thicket of reddish-brown hair growing into a pointy beard sculpted in the Chechen manner, and a guttural voice with the bass-amped rumble of a heavy truck.
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As soon as he finished practice two days before Christmas, Kanter returned to the court dressed as an elf, complete with pointy ears, a long green tunic and a brown beard.
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But in India, the Caribbean, and some other areas of the world, the term refers to that slimy, hairy, pointy little seed pod more commonly known in the States as okra.
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They're made from real leather which gives off such a sleek finish, have a snake-skin print giving it a cool and edgy vibe plus come in a sophisticated pointy-toe design.
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Because the brain is a jellylike medium, cells sometimes drift out of range while they're being recorded or end up dying from the trauma of colliding with a pointy piece of metal.
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If Arya could beat the stuffing out of the Waif (Faye Marsay) blind, terrified, and with a boring old pointy-end-free staff during season 6, imagine what she could do now.
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Archaeologists denounced a "cruel hoax" a decade ago when amateur digger Semir Osmanagic said he had found pyramids in the small Balkan nation, at a place where others only saw pointy hills.
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When all the big pieces are done — perhaps two or three "barrel sections," as Wooster calls the cylinders, plus a pointy nosecone — SpaceX would somehow combine them all into a single fuselage.
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The idea came from a combination of two popular sponge-cutting techniques: making a pointy sponge to reach small areas and making a wide, round-bottomed sponge to cover big areas fast.
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But even her character is a bunch of mismatched bits of quirk — time-loop powers, bird-form powers, pointy hair, altruistic maternal feelings — that don't add up into anything consistent or coherent.
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While this time the focus was on pink noses and pointy ears, Jolicoeur-Martineau would like to find new ways to explore other aspects of cats with deep learning in the future.
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Nashville, Tennessee Nashville's AT&T Building is nicknamed the "Batman" building for its pointy ears, but designers Earl Swensson Associates intended the 1994 skyscraper to express the telecommunications business of the structure.
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In their fitted suits, dark sunglasses and pointy shoes, Wong, Lai, Kwan and Lam looked more like characters from Hong Kong's golden age of cinema than frat bros facing trial for murder.
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Ghostly black and white feathers in "Silkies" make seven chickens look as if they're trembling, and the evanescent "Stag Amidst Autumn Flowers" is a delicate creature pinned in place by pointy leaves.
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This post was originally published on Noisey UK. For some people, witchcraft represents nothing more than fashioning a pointy hat out of toilet rolls and defacing the household broom for a Halloween costume.
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But while Rick Smith Jr. spends his days as a professional magician, we're going to assume his nights are spent as a crime-fighting ninja who uses throwing cards instead of pointy stars.
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Hello, Samantha Hunt, model and photographer; Samantha Hunt, e-Commerce Marketing Channel Manager; Samantha Hunt, fiddler; and Samantha Hunt, writer of porn, with all your pointy exclamation marks and rocks in your vagina.
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Fans of all ages wore robes and pointy hats as they explored the six-acre space featuring a replica of Ollivander's Wand Shop, Hog's Head Pub, and other magical stuff from the Potterverse.
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Each of his models wore either pointy-toe or Reebok Sole Fury sneakers — and because everything old is new again, the kicks are available today for $90 at Reebok and select Champs stores.
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Landecker paired hers with Jerome C. Rousseau platform sandals, while Lewis opted to show a little more sex appeal showing a bright red bra underneath and paired her suit with pointy-toe pumps.
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"I wanted to see the grasslands," says a woman from Kunming, 20103,000km to the south, who is posing for photos beside a giant bronze statue of a pointy-helmeted Mongolian warrior on horseback.
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As we see him repeatedly violated by the "Addiction Demon" with a steel, pointy dildo, there is little sympathy portrayed for the character, who cries for help and is clearly in horrific pain.
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When an enemy goes white and sick-looking in battle, it's up to V to charge in and smash his pointy cane into their heads to send them off to the big sleep.
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We spied a lot of minimalist strappy sandals on celebs, but like Emilia Clarke and Olivia Wilde below (both in Michael Kors Collection skirts and tops), neutral pointy toe pumps can work too.
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Pointy, the startup that offers tech to help bricks and mortar retailers, put their stock online so that it can be discovered via search engines, has picked up $12 million in new funding.
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Deschamps-Braly was dressed more like an artist than like a doctor, wearing a chunky marled-wool cardigan, narrow black jeans, and pointy black shoes with silver buckles, his curly dark hair askew.
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There have been so many video games featuring SEGA's pointy-of-shoe and blue-of-hue anthropomorphized mascot that it's a minefield trying to sift the stars from the sludge from the shit.
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Wallace's coded assaults on Johnson's bills and the "pointy-headed intellectuals" in Washington created and exploited a coalition of frustration among white- and blue-collar workers, the core of the prevailing liberal coalition.
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Famous performers from around the world gathered in Los Angeles on Sunday night for the 2019 American Music Awards, celebrating the best artists of the year by giving them a clear, pointy stake.
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For the last 50 years, Mr. Leiser said, the traditional take was to portray the Arabs with long pointy shoes and big funny turbans, while the Italians were presented as elegant and dignified.
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They were swapped out for pointy horizontal stripes that come around the shoulders and aim underneath the neckline, toward the center N.F.L. logo, which sits above the words "New York" in capital letters.
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Cooper, who had worked in the tobacco fields as a kid, now seemed as disconnected from the Trump voter in rural North Carolina as any pointy-headed quote machine in the CNN greenroom.
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The nearly 26-foot tall wooden structure that had a mechanism to open Trump's red painted mouth full of pointy teeth was constructed last year in a nation divided over the U.S. president.
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Pointy has created a small, physical box that plugs into local retailers&apos barcode scanners, tracks what they sell, and then displays what they have to potential customers looking up the business online.
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There's also the possibility that some of the other very sharp, pointy weapons that have been effective in the series — things made from Valyrian steel or dragonglass — could pierce the hide of a dragon.
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" Smith's director father, Kevin Smith, has a different approach: "Every day, before I leave my house, he tells me to 'bring something stabby' with me – like a knife, honestly anything pointy, just in case.
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They pointed out everything from a heavy-duty, tried-and-true heritage snow boot to a sleek, low-heeled and pointy-toed number that will take you to the office five days a week.
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Because the dress is so eye-catching, follow the stars' lead and pair it with a bold lip, simple accessories and an elegant shoe, like a pointy-toe pump or a two-strap sandal.
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"My concern about this memo is that it's the pointy edge of the spear as a means of undermine two very important institutions in this country: the FBI and the intelligence community," Deitz said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mascot-loving Japan has two new characters to get excited about after two futuristic designs with pointy ears and chequered patterns were unveiled on Wednesday to promote the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics.
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" It's not only their gender roles they outstep, but the physical characteristics of their sex: "The traditional witch's features: the pointy hat, the boots, the claw-like nose, are suggestive of a phallic quality.
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I use the pointy tip to almost stamp the tail of the cat eye, and then slowly trace along my lash line — I find it a lot easier to create my look this way.
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A beaded pointy cap, which sold for $35,550, is now at the Maine State Museum in Augusta, along with Mr. Siebert's wampum necklace, which had belonged to a Penobscot basket maker named Sylvia Stanislaus.
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As if you are turning the top of the leek into a spear, or an arrow, cut the top of each one at a sharp angle, so as to make a triangular pointy tip.
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The sworn enemies of the Kree, for example, are the Skrulls, led by Talos (Ben Mendelsohn), who can shift their shapes at will, probably because they are self-conscious about their pointy green ears.
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A one-of-a-kind find Morris knew the discovery mattered: The ruddy insect, with her pointy horns and unique body structure, more closely resembles "Old World" species endemic to Asia, Africa and Europe.
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One popular hypothesis centered on nest location: Cliff-nesting birds, it was thought, lay pointy eggs so that if the eggs are bumped, they spin in a circle rather than rolling off the cliff.
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More than 130 years ago, a Swedish farmer discovered a black dragon — or, that is, a Viking carving of one that had a pointy horn on its head and a curled mane down its neck.
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Delevingne turned heads as she strolled into St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle wearing an Emporio Armani tuxedo featuring a cropped jacket, cummerbund, cigarette pants, black pointy-toe pumps and a show-stopping top hat.
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If anyone is going to sit on the Iron Throne at the end of all this bloody terror, it should be Dany, not Cersei, who will keep her pointy seat if the last Targaryens fail.
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Arya hands her a dagger (maybe one Gendry made?) and tells her sister to "stick them with the pointy end" (+5 for a witty one-liner) if she comes across any wights in the crypts.
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In this video, Professor David Brailsford explains that the pointy bracket first arrived on the scene to make Noam Chomsky's hierarchy—now a fundamental tenet of computer science—a little easier to read and understand.
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But conducting this procedure in microgravity comes with certain hazards, like this one: So as if space surgery isn't difficult enough, it may also involve sharp, pointy objects shooting out of their pressurized holding containers.
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Next she attended Dior's Addict Lacquer Plump event in a fall 2018 Dior patchwork jacket with matching wide-leg pants, which was dressed up with her sexy cat eye, pointy-toe pumps and drop earrings.
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The design moves away from the sleek and pointy trend for mid-sized SUVs and crossovers, and goes for a square, upright grille up front, and tall tail lights, emphasizing the bulk of this hulk.
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The design moves away from the sleek and pointy trend for mid-sized SUVs and crossovers, and goes for a square, upright grille up front, and tall tail lights, emphasizing the bulk of this hulk.
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Earlier that day, she wore a black short-sleeve mini dress with a scoop neckline, which she wore with the same bag and black pointy-toe pumps, round sunglasses and yet another '50s-inspired hairstyle.
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"Being a Beast" reads like what you might get if you took a writer like Julian Barnes or Anthony Lane and dropped him into the woods with only a granola bar and a pointy stick.
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Everything is codified: the dough (bread dough; light and airy inside, crispy outside), the shape (oval with two pointy tips of dough, and thin crust at the bottom), the cheese-to-dough ratio (1:1).
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Clearly, life on the run is not a sustainable option, although I'd still rather take my chances in a post-apocalyptic world with a pointy stick than hole up in a bunker with senior Republicans.
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On stage pops Shahid Buttar, 44, wearing a loose-fitting pin-striped suit and a colorful scarf, his head accentuated with a pointy, triangular goatee, salt-and-pepper man-bun, and black, horn-rimmed glasses.
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I got more compliments on the elegant flats than any other shoe I wore during the test — the extra-pointy toe is an elevated touch that sets the style apart from the more functional pack.
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Google said in a blogpost that the startup had been a key partner for several years, and that Pointy had made it easier for local retailers to showcase their offerings to shoppers searching on Google.
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There was something about the metaphor there: It's so beautiful, but if you really look at it, the thorns show that there are hard, pointy, scary things that happen, even to the most beautiful flower.
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Now, about 60 percent of their sales are a British size nine or above, ranging from the pointy-toed, fetish high heels and thigh-high glittery boots favored by drag queens to plain black court shoes.
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This collection of pointy, gooey, hastily assembled objects originated out of a drill that artist Harry Dodge invented: Your government has been taken over by an angry mob that is particularly hostile to people like you.
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Things like the US defense commitment to Taiwan or the future of NATO are things that a lot of pointy-headed elites in Washington care about, but they're not gut-level voting issues to most people.
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Stoddard and her team began by creating two metrics for egg shape, including ellipticity (was the egg more circle or more oval shaped) and asymmetry (was the egg symmetrical, or did it have a pointy side).
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The designer selected an oversize blazer and slim-fit, straight-cut pants, which she accessorizes with black pointy-toe pumps (for the last time ever?) and an oversize clutch, for a night out on the town.
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In honor of the bash, Garner, 46, dressed up as Astrid from the animated film, wearing blue and orange face paint, a fur shawl, arm sleeves, a pointy, leather skirt with leggings underneath, and fur boots.
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If you think Waluigi's color scheme is just purple, then I implore you to look closer at his feet, where you'll see that he's wearing what appears to be a pointy pair of orange elf boots.
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Indeed, there was a grown-up practicality at the forefront of many designs, such as the new Fenty stilettos, with cutouts and a ferociously pointy toe but which came in a broad variety of heel heights.
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Senga Nengudi's "Rapunzel," a large staged photograph from 49793, pushes fairy tale into nightmare, and Ellen Berkenblit's painting shows her signature pointy-nosed heroine, who blends with and confronts an abstract jangle of color and fabric.
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The hardware retails for around $700, but Pointy also has a free app that integrates with specific POS devices from Clover, Square, Lightspeed, Vend, Liberty, WooPOS, BestRx and CashRx POS, removing the need for the hardware.
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This not only provides a spine for the show's various pointy ribs but allows Stanley, making the most of her meatiest role to date, to show how a fine singing actor can deepen pop into drama.
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As extreme as they are — we're talking everything from super tall, slouchy styles to pointy, kitten-heel ones — we know they'll just take some getting used to, and before you know it, they'll be your everyday shoe.
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Many know Christian Louboutin shoes for their sexy pointy-toe designs with sky-high heels and red-soled bottoms, but one of the brand's first ever shoe styles was all about "Love" and inspired by Princess Diana.
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And they're also wearing CGI reskins that come complete with big pointy ears, whiskers, and tails, which make them all look a bit like their faces have been punched up and pasted onto someone's erotic anthro art.
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The pointy black boots are a half-size too small and have ground my heels into raw, red open wounds, so I hobble into a Duane Reade and pay $12 for two boxes of enormous Band-Aids.
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I was a little alarmed to see the entry DRILL plunging through the BALLOON, seeing as how delicate they are, but fortunately for us, DRILL is clued as "Fire safety measure" and not as a pointy object.
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After filming Today, she headed to the tension-filled Live with Kelly and Michael set where she swapped into a vibrant Victoria Beckham sheath, nude Christian Louboutin pointy-toe heels and jewels courtesy her bestie Jennifer Meyer.
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Though it has been close to two decades since that geeky sexual awakening, Bloom in that flowing wig, with his sensual pointy ears is pretty unforgettable, and we're always up for a callback to the pivotal role.
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It's funny you should ask, because while espadrilles on sale from the designer cost a mere $653, many Jimmy Choo items — such as these $4,595 crystal-covered pointy toe pumps — cost far more than a pretty penny.
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But the simplest, and probably most gratifying method of grunt elimination is to Far Reach the soon-to-expire right onto the tip of your pointy pal, Emily's always readied blade—which used to belong to Corvo.
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An arched tunnel through the structure's midsection leads to a lovely small garden with a ground of loose, white pebbles and a perimeter of pointy-topped evergreen bushes arranged in the outline of a shirt lying flat.
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A few of the oldsters remembered Otto Soglow's fun-loving cartoon character by that name, a small hemispherical monarch dressed in a fur-collared red garment, with a pointy golden crown and a flamboyant black handlebar mustache.
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But there are indications — Tom Ford's pointy pink glitter shoes and the feathery pink ball gown Lady Gaga wore to the premiere of "A Star Is Born," among them — that pink has yet to run its course.
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There must have been chocolates and lollipops and squares of pâte de fruits (gummy bears' ritzy relatives), but I had eyes only for the tall, glass, footed apothecary jars with lids shaped like the Kremlin's pointy domes.
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For the last six weeks, the two diplomats have been dancing around each other delicately, she in her trademark pointy-heeled boots, he in avuncular brogues, both trying to leverage the other to get what they need.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations tell us on the day the final agreement was reached -- Chyna arrived several hours late and dressed to the nines -- in a look that was complete with pointy translucent fake green nails.
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The book traces Nimoy's life from Boston's West End, where he was born, to his early career as a struggling actor, to finding success and fame as a pointy-eared Vulcan and as a director of hit films.
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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel tweeted a photo of himself on the throne as well, looking quite the king with the caption, "On my pointy couch, ready for tonight..." Turner gave followers a little behind the scenes action.
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Typically, Asian players are well represented at the pointy end of the tournament, but the British flag was raised high over the Riocentro as rank outsiders Chris Langridge and Marcus Ellis stormed into the men's doubles semi-finals.
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Then you have the 5 spreading petal lobes, five pointy anthers in the corolla mouth, and an elongated style coming out of the corolla mouth with a stigma (where the pollen lands) on the apex of the style.
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Except the Pointy-Haired Boss is supposedly an amusing caricature of out-of-touch management, while Adams was trying to convince survivors of a massacre that happened just hours before that they were leaving cash on the table.
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My personal favorite was the guy who wrote a letter about how he was from space, complete with a picture of him painted green from head to toe with a blue cape, pointy ears, and magical space backdrop.
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Store pages are then optimised for search engines, so that when you search for products locally — say your favourite artisan beer — a Pointy-powered result shows up and encourages you to visit the store and make a purchase.
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Stone, who took the best actress award home for her turn as an aspiring actress in the musical movie "La La Land", wore a Chanel off-runway couture embellished silver outfit with matching cigarette pants and pointy heels.
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We're told that Google will be making a formal announcement in about an hour, but Pointy has already posted the news on its own site while we were digging around for details after getting pinged by a source.
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That stock information is then displayed on a dedicated Pointy page and on their Google business profile, so anyone trying to find a local shop that sells, for example scotch tape, can check whether it&aposs available nearby.
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Superman being a dick, Supergirl taking names, the one with the pointy ears, the one with the whip that isn't Wonder Woman, the one with the whip that is, Aquaman—these people, these aliens, I know all about.
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The orc leaders are deeply flawed, torn between duty and their own personal struggles, willing to betray one another at the drop of a giant pointy hat if they believe it's in the best interests of their clan.
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Cara Delevingne skipped the A-line sheaths, coat dresses and fascinators in favor of a menswear-inspired Emporio Armani tuxedo featuring a cropped jacket (with tails!), cummerbund, cigarette pants, black pointy-toe pumps and a show-stopping top hat.
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The service took place as throngs of women, many of them wearing bright pink, pointy-eared hats, descended on the nation's capital and other cities around the world Saturday for marches organized to push back against the new president.
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Seven years after this footage was taken, marine biologist Lonny Lundsten and his colleagues say the fish in the video is likely a pointy-nosed blue chimaera (Hydrolagus trolli)—a fish previously identified only in the southwestern Pacific Ocean.
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Its pointy incisors, or front teeth (not necessarily their side fangs as you see in the humanlike vampire), break the skin just enough to damage blood vessels that ooze out blood that they can then lick up, not suck.
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We know it, if we know it at all, as a dimly remembered chapter in high school history, or as scenes from old black-and-white movies of soldiers hunkered in trenches doing battle with Germans in pointy helmets.
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Mr. Abdullah serves his customers green tea on an antique coffee table (old maple inlaid with hammered metals of several types), loaded with trays of pistachios, Afghan sweets, native raisins (long and plump) and local almonds (narrow and pointy).
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Innerst's acrylic, gouache and digital art shares the book's gentle humor: Little Aaron was a Star Trek fan, and images of Leonard Nimoy (a Yiddish-speaker himself) as Spock sneakily appear, like a pointy-eared Waldo, throughout the book.
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One afternoon I took a drive around Greater Noida with a local farmer named Vikrant Tongad, a sly young man with pointy shoes and a thick pompadour who wanted to show me what had happened to the surrounding rivers.
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Entering the film too late is Samuel L. Jackson's Mr. Barron, a shapeshifting villain with bulging white eyes and pointy teeth that make him look like Beetlejuice when Burton's earlier creation took the form of a snake-like staircase.
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Inside Hangar 1 was a Sky Dragon—cloud-white, a hundred and fifty-two feet long, with a pointy nose, four stabilization fins jutting from the rear, and a royal-blue gondola with a two-wheeled landing gear underneath.
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There's a big war going on between the Kree — Vers's people, at least as far as she knows — and the Skrull, green-skinned, pointy-eared beings who have the unnerving skill of turning into doppelgängers of anyone they see.
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In a fight between his character Ethan Hunt and evil protagonist Sean Ambrose (Dougray Scott), Cruise heads as far he humanly can by allowing the pointy edge of Ambrose's blade to stop just short of his milky white eyeball.
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Later that month, Christian Louboutin released a line of pointy-toe flats in an extended nude color palette, following a heel line in the same shades in 2015 (and the stunning ballerina campaign photos, seen above, were a nice bonus).
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The garment is a one-piece wonder: Not only did it not require a shoe nor accessory change, since the choker and pointy-toed stilettos went perfectly with the plush velvet, but it's also the high-end equivalent of a onesie.
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The Washington Monument is basically a giant tribute to our first president's junk, Toronto's CN Tower looks like a pointy needle dick, and, speaking of needles, the Space Needle can start looking pretty cockish if you squint at it right.
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And then, I come to the startling realization that people 39 years younger than me aren't even alive yet, and I feel compelled to run towards the nearest knife block, jaw unhinged, ready and willing to devour its pointy contents.
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Reggie wore a black T-shirt over the contours of a black tank top and fitted gray sweatpants; he had a short fauxhawk and a wide, pointy beard, which gave his large head the shape of a big, dark diamond.
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Instead of merely identifying, say, a Western Grebe, the software also explains that it thinks the image in question shows a Western Grebe because the bird in it has a long white neck, a pointy yellow beak and red eyes.
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But since this is PeopleStyle, we can't pass up the opportunity to admire the look, from the perfect fit to the understated-but-cool pearl demi-hoop earrings to a silver pair of her trusty low-heeled pointy-toe pumps.
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Minutes after her red carpet strut, Hadid kicked off the show in a plunging, floor-length white coat with gold embellishments, which she teamed with matching cropped pants (both by Elisabetta Franchi), gold pointy-toe pumps and a Jennifer Fisher choker.
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From timeless styles such as The Lance, a bestseller and the most requested red carpet shoe, to The Romy, a sexy pointy-toe pump that goes with just about everything, Jimmy Choo has become a fashion powerhouse and beloved celebrity staple.
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"The handful of people who might be even less equipped than Jeff Sessions to dispense justice on behalf of the American people typically spend their weekends wearing pointy hats and burning crosses," Democracy for American executive director Charles Chamberlain said.
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High-end sports cars rotated slowly on meticulously lit platforms; men in pointy-toed shoes ferried croissants and espressos to visibly jet-lagged attendees; and incessant basslines echoed throughout the maze of convention halls spread along the southern edge of Paris.
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Icelandic elves, also called hidden people or alfar, are not tiny, pointy-eared creatures, Alda Sigmundsdottir, a journalist and the author of "The Little Book of the Hidden People: Twenty Stories of Elves From Icelandic Folklore," said in an email.
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As an early adopter of the deep-V shirt, skinnies and those pointy boots you only ever see on guys who probably still like Kasabian, Harry's aesthetic has been priming him for a "classic rock meets glam" single like this.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trudeau himself was simultaneously praised for cultural sensitivity and lambasted for cultural condescension earlier this year after he and his family wore elaborate traditional Indian clothing, including gold outfits and pointy red shoes, during a trip to India.
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Pointy had also managed to pick up quite a lot of traction as a small startup, working with around 10% of all physical retailers in the U.S. in certain categories (pets and toys were two of those, I was told).
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I'm certain that any pointy-head would tell you that it is foolish for any country, especially a young one rapidly becoming much bigger and more powerful, to willingly hostage its foreign policy to the fate of a single soldier.
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He's embarrassed, and while you may laugh — in sympathy, in recognition or just because it's a funny setup — his familiar anime look, his pert nose and pointy chin, as well as some of his expressions, put distance between you and him.
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Back then, they were the people who were looked down upon," Wilson added before recommending that Fredericks "go on Amazon, order yourself a pointy white hat, head down to Home Depot and get the wood to build a burning cross.
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I think Wallace's pitch to the shared resentment of people who felt like the pointy-headed intellectuals in Washington didn't know what they were doing and the elites didn't know what they were doing — that's a shared comparison between the two.
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The chicory family is a large one, though, and other members come in other colors, such as the fetchingly speckled yellow-cast Castelfranco; pale green broad-leafed escarole; curly endive (blanched for salads); or pointy Belgian endive, which can be ivory or pink.
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If Britain had a favourite wild animal, it was probably not the fox, gallant but verminous, or the hare, magical but moonstruck, but the bright-eyed pointy-nosed hedgehog, suddenly appearing on lawns at dusk like the head of an old brush.
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"Night Vibe" has the well-known Berkenblit profile — a flat shape with a pointy nose, an open-mouth sporting a single, tombstone-like tooth, and dirty-blonde hair tied into a pigtail — stretching from one side of the painting to almost the other.
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The characters consist of animals (horses, a cat, and birds); a hand (usually with only three or four fingers visible) about to pluck or pinch something; a pointy-nosed young witch with long eyelashes, who can enter the painting from any edge.
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And yet, if you were to take a sample of any number of trick-or-treaters this Halloween, you'd likely find more than a few kids wearing black, pointy hats and toting broomsticks, declaring themselves witches of the highest and spookiest order.
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His drawing has since been followed by all manner of dicks: some are reposts of the original, while others have taken artistic license by making them a little hairier, a little bigger, or inexplicably pointy, but all of them have tagged Burger King.
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"When she talks about how there won't be ground troops in Iraq, she means there won't be significant numbers of American troops there at the pointy end of the spear," said Derek Chollet, a former senior Obama administration official who strongly backs Clinton.
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Its the sort of sound that might make the prehistoric part of your brain want to sharpen a pointy stick in anticipation of an attack from a wild beast...if it weren't already occupied looking through the windshield for the next threatening corner.
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Nobody knows whether any given 60-year-old man will have a heart attack this year, but stack up 10 million of them, and the pointy-headed actuarial nerds can tell you with a high degree of accuracy how many of them will.
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Whether she wears it with denim or as part of a monochromatic set, the pointy-toed shoes stand out — both because of the distinctive silhouette, but also because of how incredibly bright they are, and quite reminiscent of 1960s go-go boots.
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And apparently McAdams got the citrus color palette memo, as she arrived in a sherbet orange mini with floral-embroidered lining and an accent bowtie, which she accessorized with a pair of nude pointy-toe pumps and a few dazzling diamond rings.
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Among the list of offending elements, CBS and Paramount say the film's use of pointy eared Vulcans, the gold uniform shirts, and the Klingon language, were an unauthorized use of the "Star Trek" lore, CBS and Paramount argue about the crowdfunded project.
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To make the whole ensemble more nighttime appropriate, Jenner did add a few details that took the look out of the athleisure playbook and into the supermodel M.O. She paired her all-black outfit with pointy-toe black heels and an easy topknot.
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For Monday's London premiere of her latest film, X-Men: Apocalypse, Munn, 35, hit the red carpet in a brown criss-cross, halter-neck crop top teamed with a brown-and-gold embellished midi skirt (both Balmain) and metallic pointy-toe pumps.
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When these crabs appear on a beach — suddenly and in large numbers — they can seem fearsome and even malevolent, and that's before you glimpse beneath their intimidating, pointy-tailed carapace at a mouth set in the center of 12 madly churning legs.
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Which in this case meant flared jersey trousers that swished with a step under almost everything: oversize shirts with pointy piped collars and sleeveless trench coats; skinny nylon tunics stretched long and silver screen satins knotted on a hip; and balloon bouclés.
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His imagination has produced outrageous concepts like fitting Madonna into a pointy conical bra, slipping the bearded transgender Eurovision winner Conchita Wurst into a couture dress and sending models down a runway lined with menorahs for his fall 1993 Chic Rabbis collection.
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Their black-and-white coloration quickly identified them as killer whales (which are members of the dolphin family), but their snub noses, narrow, pointy fins and small patches of white near their eyes made it clear that these were not typical orcas.
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Although, Kennedy's successor, President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Texan born and bred, would privately rail at so-called pointy-headed liberals whom he associated largely with Harvard, he nevertheless kept quite a few them gainfully employed at high levels in his administration.
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Pointy is six years old and had raised just under $20 million from a variety of investors, including Frontline Ventures, Polaris, LocalGlobe and individuals like Lars Rasmussen (the former Google Maps supremo who went on to build search and enterprise products at Facebook).
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As music played, some live and some recorded, a few lavish set pieces unfurled, like a woman sawed in half (a fine trick accessorized with some graceless sex jokes) and an escape act featuring handcuffs, a burning rope and some very pointy spikes.
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The foreign-language immersion continues in the hotel's adjacent Italian restaurant, where yet more Italian-speaking staff serve up prosciutto, smoked mozzarella, numerous pizzas and a pasta list featuring a solid take on cortecce, a slim, pointy pasta with diced pancetta and funghi.
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"We could see then that egg shapes varied from spherical, to elliptical, to very pointy, to almost everything in between," said Mary Caswell Stoddard, an assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Princeton University and the lead author of the study.
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Before the extracting begins, experts known as "tecchiaroli" hang on ropes from the sides of the mountain and pick at its sides with pointy iron bars to remove loose rock that could fall and hurt workers in subsequent phases of the extraction.
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"Cells of the Brain" presents some of the basics, beginning with pyramidal neurons, and including the pericellular nests that surround them like pointy hats, or Eva Hesse sculpture, and proceeding to the coral-like Purkinje neurons (from the human and pigeon cerebellum).
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In 453, a young Navy veteran, running as a Republican, unseated a New Deal Congress member in rural California with a campaign that promised, "Richard Nixon Is One of Us" — not one of the pointy-headed pinko elitists running things in Washington.
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Wearing pink, pointy-eared hats to mock the new president, tens of thousands of women massed in the nation's capital and other cities around the globe Saturday for marches and demonstrations aimed at showing Donald Trump they won't be silent over the next four years.
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In a call, Pointy's founders, who both have PhDs in robotics, explained that even though the Pointy device scans items for addition to the store's website at the point of sale, the startup has built algorithms to try to determine if it remains in stock.
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What's intriguing, however, is that the imagery Guston developed in these cartoons—from shoes and nails to hairy legs and pointy heads (see "Painter's Forms II" above)—reappears in the late works on show in Venice, where the story could not be less about politics.
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Your faithful sister, Sansa Game of Thrones historians might remember that back in "The Pointy End," episode 8 of season 1, Sansa Stark was in King's Landing, waiting to marry the vile Joffrey Baratheon, when her father Ned was arrested for plotting against him.
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The local catalog ads and inventory listings are coming by way of some new partnerships: Google will be working with point-of-sale and inventory data providers like Pointy, Cayan, Linx and yReceipts, who work directly with merchants, to provide the data to Google.
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And thanks to her fair share of skin-baring moments on the red carpet, runway, photoshoots and more, Jenner's affinity for going braless has even resulted in a rising trend of nipple injections so women can get the same perky, pointy nipples as the star.
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The official Pikachu filter applies the electric mouse's trademark rosy cheeks, pointy ears, black nose and big eyes to faces in the app, and when users open their mouth the iconic Pikachu cry rings out as an animated version of the characters leaps into frame.
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I think there is a challenge in fantasy—especially epic fantasy—that even with queer heroes and romances, it can still operate in the same hetero and patriarchal modes: a hero has to stab stuff with pointy things to dominate the bad guys and win.
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A nylon-looking, high-necked zip-up (with an attached outer pocket) was paired with a black skirt and pointy kitten heels; scrunched jogging pants were matched with a pierced, white-collared top; a quilted running jacket was cut back and worn as a cape.
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The injury they do to corn, for instance, is invisible until the ear is husked, at which point certain kernels—the ones into which a stinkbug stuck its pointy mouth—will reveal themselves to be sunken and brown, like the teeth of a witch.
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To save you from pages upon pages of pointy, pinchy toes; blister-inducing straps; wobbly heels; and other too-formal options you'll never wear beyond your nuptials; we're rounding up 20 pairs we'd get married in any day — and then wear again and again.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pointy, a Dublin-based firm with Silicon Valley backers, is solving the problem of how to make it easier for people to find products they want close to home, as shopping online gets easier but locating what you want locally remains elusive.
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Add in the way Aniston continued to dominate the cultural narrative as the girl-next-door in the epic Brangelina triangle throughout the aughts and it's easy to arrive at the conclusion that to Turner, Aniston's star is as pointy as it's ever been. —AR
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Nate romantically pursues Hannah only after minutely cataloguing her physical defaults (her brows are too heavy, her features too pointy, and "while she had a nice body, she was on the tall side and had something of the loose-limbed quality of a comic actor").
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Scientists said on Thursday they unearthed 215 eggs of the fish-eating Hamipterus tianshanensis — a species whose adults had a crest atop an elongated skull, pointy teeth and a wingspan of more than 11 feet (3.5 meters) — including 16 eggs containing partial embryonic remains.
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But they are the ones most likely to make a contemporary audience giggle: the circular plates like coconuts on the women's breasts; the fake rocks and big, pointy things in the phallic underworld; a Pluto festooned with what look like eggplant-shaped water balloons.
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Lopez paired the bold ensemble with a pair of aviator sunglasses, pointy nude sky-high pumps and a beige bag with red trim to match her outfit (it's a longtime favorite by Christian Louboutin and a steal compared to her crop top, at a relatively modest $2,400).
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She was honored with the Video Vanguard Award in a love-filled ode from Drake and attended the afterparty with the rapper in tow in her fifth outfit of the night — a bright green fringe-adorned jumpsuit with a matching jewel choker necklace and pointy-toe pumps.
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The pointy-toe suede pump is versatile and polished, with a tortoise patent heel that adds an unexpected style note — the perfect shoe for any fashion-conscious royal with a calendar full of public appearances (or a stylish commoner who missed out on the Natalie flats).
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You can put it out there in hopes of attracting a certain type of person, just like you can put out a pointy-ass logo and a shirt about disfiguring prostitutes and it is gonna resonate with a certain guy with a shaved head and a beard.
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In the new study billed as the first historically accurate portrait of the fictional character, scholars found that Fitzwilliam Darcy would have probably had "sloping shoulders, powdered white hair, a long nose, pointy chin and pale complexion," in keeping with early 19th-century ideas of male beauty.
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Well worth a YouTube deep dive, Henson's black and white 60s advertisements for instant coffee and cheese flavored crackers featured early incarnations of puppets that would later become iconic—a pointy-toothed prototype of Cookie Monster, for example, is actually more interested in devouring savory snacks.
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In an era of increasing sensitivity to cultural stereotypes, the Chinese Tea segment — with its pointy finger movements, rice-paddy hats and a Fu Manchu-type mustache for the male dancer — had begun to seem offensive to audiences, as well as to some members of City Ballet.
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His handiwork is easy to spot: the spindly heel that flares subtly at the base, resembling the stem of a champagne flute where it widens to kiss the cup; the elongated pointy toe, with its ever-so-slightly rounded tip, like the smooth beak of a swan.
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There are hints of pain and discomfort mixed into these paintings, as in "Steel Pulse" (2018), where a pointy red object rises up from the bottom edge, passing through the center hole of what resembles a circular saw blade as it floats against a black ground.
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"We know how sharp and pointy the shape has to be, in an abstract, theoretical sense, and we know how far apart the crinkly regions are, again in an abstract, theoretical sense, but we have no idea how to visualize it in three dimensions," DeMarco explained in an email.
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We love how she paired it with tights and pointy-toed black pumps for a more casual daytime look, but think that the dress could just as easily be dressed up for a winter cocktail party with glittery baubles, a pair of metallic heels, and a show-stopping clutch.
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Meanwhile, Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, the First of Her Name, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Protector of the Seven Kingdoms and all that jazz enters the throne room and fulfills eight seasons of prophecy, vision and mission by finally. touching. the. pointy. chair!
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And, thanks to the pointy, metallic, patent, and over-the-knee boots that are trending hard right now, it's not difficult to find a dressier boot option that suits your style (especially since most boots at your favorite shops right now are leaning more toward the dressy side).
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Founded on the premise that people often resort to e-commerce behemoths like Amazon because they can't find the same item locally, Pointy has developed a hardware and cloud software solution that makes it easy to create a bespoke website as means of making local stock discoverable online.
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I've described them before as "apocalyptic riot grrrl," and I think that pointy shoe still fits; using only baritone guitar, drums, and two sets of vocal chords, Candace Miller and Devlin Goldberg weave a sonic spell that's at once sweet and strange, heavy and heavenly, quiet and creepy.
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"The first time around he lost 17 percent of his pointy nosed Air Force airplanes," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon, referring to the U.S. strike on a Syrian airfield in April 2017 following a chemical weapons attack by the Assad government on residents in the northern Idlib province.
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"Retailers are losing out and those sales are going away to Amazon or they're going away to even a larger brick-and-mortar retailer," he said in a video-link interview from Dublin, where Cummins estimates that 14 percent of the city's retailers have adopted the Pointy service.
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The first rays of a new day's sun reveal what is making the noise: large brown birds more than twice the size of a barnyard chicken, strutting and shaking while thrusting bulbous yellow air sacs out of their chests, and fanning a fantastic spread of pointy tail feathers.
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The search giant is acquiring Pointy, a startup out of Dublin, Ireland, which has built hardware and software technology to help physical retailers — specifically those that might not already have an extensive e-commerce storefront detailing in-store inventory — get their products discoverable online without any extra work.
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Her inspired fix: Shoes of Prey, a mass-customization, on-demand online retailer that within days can produce, say, a size 3 extra-wide pointy pump with zebra stripes if you need it — and at a rack price that has traditional shoe brands pivoting heel to catch up.
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"The first time around he lost 17 percent of his pointy nosed Air Force airplanes," Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon, referring to the U.S. strike on a Syrian airfield in April 2017 following a chemical weapons attack by the Assad government on residents in the northern Idlib province.
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Hager buys these very sharp, pointy scissors — she uses straight rather than curved tips — from Klötzli, a knife smith near Bern.) We were accompanied by the mother of our Swiss neighbors (they live above us in the chalet); she gives talks on Scherenschnitt around her home in Wisconsin.
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One of the highest-profile examples of the normalization tack is that of David Duke, a former KKK grand wizard who traded the klans signature white robes and pointy hats for a business suit, adopted more mainstream conservative talking points, and made the runoff election for Louisiana governor in 1991.
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One of the highest-profile examples of the normalization tack is that of David Duke, a former KKK grand wizard who traded the klan's signature white robes and pointy hats for a business suit, adopted more mainstream conservative talking points, and made the runoff election for Louisiana governor in 1991.
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Where Joyce's book demands you work to read it, a novel to take reading back from the masses, Miyazaki's Dark Souls games can also be enjoyed as the most pure kind of action experience: a satisfying third-person combat simulator with tight controls and more pointy weapons that you'll ever need.
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From the far western, pointy end of the grounds, where Serena Williams recently practiced her serve in relative seclusion, to the array of comfortable orange beanbag chairs on the east end, where much of this article was written in glorious repose, Roland Garros is now about a kilometer in length.
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During the presentation of the Princes of Vallenato, I saw people approach the stage to request songs and shout-outs, northerners with pointy boots illuminated by the light of a star that was hung from the ceiling, a guy who looked exactly like Tao Pai Pai from Dragon Ball sweet-talking two girls.
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But once you pierce through the material with a pen (or any of the other random pointy objects that tend to float around in your bag), you'll witness the fabric working its magic: The double-sided coating on the material allows it to reseal itself using only the natural heat of your hand.
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All hail Laika, then, for making a movie in which it's a pleasure to ponder the sharpened contours of a pointy schnoz or the tufts of an animal's fur, which, in the case of Mr. Link (voiced by Zach Galifianakis), as the gentle simian man comes to be known, resembles hair-colored plumage.
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On social media, the Suzhou department publicly called out, among others, a Ms. Dong, a young woman in a plush pink robe, matching pants and orange pointy flats, walking on a street, and a Mr. Niu, who was singled out for donning a black-and-white-checkered full pajama suit in a mall.
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Read: Homes for Sale in Toronto —Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a man whose fashion choices include colorful and elaborate socks, heard from critics after slipping into "flashy silk and gold-embroidered outfits, adorned with pointy red shoes fit for royalty" during an official visit to India this week with his similarly attired family.
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Founded by Mark Cummins and Charles Bibby — both of whom have decent startup pedigree, including Cummins co-founding Plink, a visual search engine company acquired by Google in 2010 — Pointy combines hardware and a software platform to help local retailers easily establish a presence online in order to drive more people to their store.
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A note: If you can see yourself doing multiple repairs in, say, the next few years, I'd recommend getting slightly less necessary but incredibly useful tools like a suction cup (for pulling screens off of phones), a heating pad (for loosening glue), and/or a spudger (a little pointy plastic thing for disconnecting wires).
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Yes, we all watched Aquaria take home a well-deserved crown last night after doing a pointy boob reveal in a body suit that made her look like one of the spiny koopas from Mario, then an encore where she slayed Jessie J's "Bang Bang" with some magic sparkles and a few glitter cannons.
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Kellyanne Conway, a senior Trump adviser, once used a bowl to illustrate the administration's strategy during a breakfast with an acquaintance of mine: The rim was all the pointy-headed peripheral coastal types; the meat was in the deep middle, the heartland, where Trump claims a special bond with "the people" whose "voice" he is.
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One afternoon, some of the Santas suited up, boarded a bus and made their way to the local Toys R Us. Santa Fred Osther, 80, who traveled from Oslo, Norway to attend this year's training, looked like a Norwegian gnome with his red pointy hat as he shopped around the kids section looking for toys.
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Essentially, they, for all of that pivotal decade that brought racial and gender politics to the forefront of our consciousness, the Panthers were the pointy end of the spear that was the black liberation struggle in the US. All of this ferociously wild history is then shrunk down to some style choices and this is considered empowering?
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Google's initial partnership with Pointy in 2018 was part of a push to build out Google's search portal with more e-commerce tools, and it was coming not a moment too soon: Amazon was both ramping up its own efforts with physical retail, and becoming a bigger threat to Google as a first port-of-call for online shoppers.
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All military dogs use a collar and a leash, but just as there are different types of dogs for different missions, such as pointy-eared dogs like German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois for tactical operations and floppy-eared dogs like Labrador Retrievers for screening activities, the various types of military dogs tend to have varied gear kits.
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She was far from being the prettiest of the Mary Wards—she had stick-thin legs and large round glasses and wore her hair in what were then called standing buns, pointy antennae that made her look as if she were perpetually waiting to receive alien signals—but she was a Mary Ward, all the same.
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Rothy's has two ongoing patent lawsuits against competitor brands: one against OESH, a doctor-designed label targeted toward women with foot pain, which began marketing its Dream Flat in June 2018; and another against Giesswein Walkwaren, an Austrian brand best known for its wool slippers, which debuted its washable, biodegradable Round and Pointy flats in April 2019.
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And this season, there are some super out-there boot trends that you've probably been avoiding, but you may as well give in now because these are all you'll find at your local stores.. Even if you're devoted to your plain black ankle boots, you may consider doing a slouchy black ankle boot, or a pointy ankle boot; something's gonna have to give!
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Connie Brown, a UI undergrad at the time, remembers Nimoy being cranky—everyone wanted the green-blooded, pointy-eared, exceptionally logical Spock, not this mere man, this actor named Leonard-something, this down-and-out, can't-get-a-movie-deal, struggling actor who would, only a year after this visit, publish his bridge-burning autobiography entitled, fittingly, I Am Not Spock.
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The storied shoe designer created a commemorative four-piece collection honoring four of the film's heroines including Rey (Daisy Ridley) with a clear sandal with brown ankle strap, Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo (Laura Dern) with a purple pointy-toe pump, Captain Phasma (Gwendoline Christie) with a metallic curved-heel pump and Rose Tico (Kelly Marie Tran) with a gold ankle-strap sandal.
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Given the current conversation around sexual harassment in all walks of life (no pun intended), including Silicon Valley, the idea that the default digital representative of most women's footwear is a hot, pointy shoe that makes the calf seize up and cants the rear upward is perhaps one we may want to, if not retire, then at least put in perspective.
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You can even download a phone app for iPhone and Android called iLlamador, which has route maps.) We walked briskly on narrow, stone streets that squeaked with dried wax from previous processions, remnants of the candles carried by the nazarenos in their pointy hooded robes (outfits that may shock American visitors, as they closely resemble those associated with the Ku Klux Klan).
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Still, it's quickly becoming clear that the MAGA hat threatens to become the white, pointy hood of our generation, and the beastly bellow "build the wall!" is slowly beginning to replace "white power!" as the preferred phrase of the bigoted and hateful, and they're obviously passing on the putrid ideologies to their children and paying PR firms to spin situations caught on camera.
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After taking it back to the lab and cleaning it up, Pinheiro and his team knew they'd found something special: The skull of a four-legged lizard that would have measured about 1.5 meters long, with the pointy teeth of a meat-eater, and nostrils that point upwards like a crocodile, suggesting it lived and hunted around the edges of lakes and rivers.
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While they don't actually look like anything sent down the runway, the suede fabric, the knotted detailing, and the sharp-but-sweet silhouette are reminiscent of Maria Grazia Chiuri's fall 2017 collection for the label — her all-blue, feminist manifesto of sorts has trickled down fast-fashion and dominated street style, so it's no surprise we're getting Dior vibes from these $119 Zadan Pointy Toe Booties.
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Similar to the way human DNA tests shows a pie chart of percentages from ethnic regions around the world, a dog DNA test shows you what your pooch is really made of — and maybe you'll finally find out that his grandma was a Great Dane, and that's why his ears are so pointy when you've been thinking he was all Mastiff this whole time.
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The new policy also includes a model pointy that the DOT is hoping will help individual states craft legislation that's more harmonious and consistent with its own national framework, and regulatory tools that can help interpret existing laws of the road in light of automated vehicle use, as well guide the creation of new regulation and statutes in service of safely deploying self-driving tech.
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Whether that means donning a pointy cap and tights to play an adopted elf from Santa's workshop, perfecting the art of playing the flute while ice skating around in a fur coat, or strapping himself into a corset and growing out his goatee to play the world's most evil fashion designer, there's nothing Ferrell wouldn't be willing to do to fully get into character.
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Group / Splash News Because no sexy sister weekend would be complete without a second sultry set out of outfits, the two also stepped out prior to the awards show in body-flaunting ensembles — a body-con off-the-shoulder dress with Stuart Weitzman sandals for Bella, and a thigh-length black denim shirt for Gigi, which she paired with pointy over-the-knee boots.
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Along with illustrations by Walter Crane and Arthur Rackham, there are six red cloaks: the oldest, a red felted-wool number from late-18th-century England; the most extravagant, Altuzarra's scarlet velvet hooded cape dusted with Swarovski crystals; and the most contemporary, an après-wolf creation with blood-red slashed cape and pointy quilted patent-leather hood from Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons spring 2015 collection.
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Pointy had also started to work a little closer with retailers, giving them insights into what was selling well, and what they might want to stock more of in the future, but it had never delved into the actual transaction aspect of products that it was listing online: that was left to the retailer and a shopper visiting a store to buy in person.
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It's not exactly what Star Trek's pointy-eared Vulcan had in mind when he raised his hand in the now-familiar Vulcan salute, but surely he'd appreciate the sentiment — especially when it refers to a young amputee who can now dribble a basketball and shoot baskets again thanks to a 3D-printed prosthesis that makes it look as if the boy is simultaneously shooting and giving the Vulcan greeting.
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In some of the spiral-bound sketchbooks, large and small, that Miyawaki showed me at his Kyoto gallery, every page contained a strange drawing — of heads with numerous, oddly placed eyes and mouths, from which pointy tongues dangled; fragmented human figures and stingrays caught in tangles of thick, linguine-like lines; guitar players; a woman (the artist's mother) positioned near or seated on a toilet; and lounging cats.
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Their work is called "avant-garde," meaning dresses are made of Saran Wrap or chicken feathers with leather pointy-shouldered blazers and mismatched shoes (although the much-copied Phoebe Philo of Céline showed the latter for spring/summer 2017, so maybe the lopsided look is about to go mainstream.) But recently something counterintuitive has begun to take shape in the city: Designers are showing clothes with a notable polish and sophistication.
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Although the Cuban giant owl, an awesome predator nearly four feet tall, no longer terrorizes rodents, having died out some 12,000 years ago, and sloths the size of St. Bernards no longer creep through the forest, the park harbors Demarest's hutia, a brown-furred rodent weighing up to 20 pounds, and the solenodon, an insectivore with a pointy snout and weak, beady eyes that secretes venom through a groove in its front teeth.
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" Williams takes in Elvis Presley's Graceland estate in Memphis ("it's as tacky as one could hope for and only demonic pointy-headed intellectuals and lovers of art like ourselves would quarrel with any of it"), meets the Fabulous Go-Go Girls of Boot's Bar in Lexington, and, also in Kentucky, learns about Martha Nelson, the inventor of hand-made, dimple-faced fabric dolls, each of which she had been selling along with its own "birth certificate.
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