Set a wire rack inside a large rimmed baking sheet.
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Spread in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet.
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Place a wire rack inside a large rimmed baking sheet.
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Line a large rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper. 2.
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Place tomatoes, cut side up, on a rimmed baking sheet.
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Spread two rimmed baking sheets with 1 tablespoon olive oil.
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Place the lemon halves on a rimmed baking sheet. 2.
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Place 1 cup shredded coconut on a rimmed baking sheet.
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The top of the wall is rimmed with barbed wire.
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He took and rimmed the first shot of the game.
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Place squash and potato cubes on a large rimmed baking sheet.
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Place squash and garlic packet on a large rimmed baking sheet.
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Some held little wands, and others sported black, round-rimmed glasses.
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He had a large puffy face, and big steel-rimmed glasses.
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Place roast on a wire rack on a rimmed baking sheet.
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Hemant had an underfed look and teeth rimmed with tobacco stains.
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Despite his frailty, Bell's eyes danced behind his thick-rimmed spectacles.
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His second shot rimmed out, too, and Michigan rebounded the ball.
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She dressed modestly, in a navy suit and dark-rimmed glasses.
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It rimmed out, as did Tyson Etienne's follow-up tip attempt.
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Oprah wore black-rimmed glasses on the red carpet in 2018.
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Why are her eyes – three of the four – rimmed in red?
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DiCaprio added a black Yankees cap while Morrone donned black-rimmed sunglasses.
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Set a wire rack on top of a rimmed baking sheet. 5.
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Etna, sweating and panting, his lips "white rimmed with thirst and excitement."
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It is a Buck Rogers Starfighter with grafted-on, golden-rimmed wheels.
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Immediately spread the batter into 13 (18×12-in.) rimmed baking sheets.
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These sets of gold-rimmed plates can be used at holiday dinners.
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The meat, mainly from crossbreeds, is mild, tender and rimmed with fat.
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My glasses were horn-rimmed and they looked weird with long hair.
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Then, place a wire rack atop a foil-lined rimmed baking tray.
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I choose a cute pair of prescription tortoiseshell horn-rimmed round glasses.
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His face was serious behind his steel-rimmed glasses, his lips pursed.
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Giannis' layup just rimmed out, Mirza was wide open for a 3.
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Troy Brown Jr.'s 23-point attempt rimmed out as time expired.
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He was Syrian and badly sunburned, his blue eyes rimmed with red.
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Hughes' last-ditch 3-point attempt rimmed out and the Seminoles held on.
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Penelope wore white-rimmed sunglasses, while North opted for black cat-eye frames.
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Spread mixture evenly over 2 rimmed baking sheets lined with parchment paper. 3.
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Combine broccolini and garlic oil on a rimmed baking sheet; toss to coat.
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Shake off any excess, and transfer chicken to 2 large rimmed baking sheets.
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She also occasionally wears a pair of large round rimmed, dark colored glasses.
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Daytona reminds me of a rock-rimmed amphitheater in Utah's Zion National Park.
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Ghassan Abu-Sitta peers through his black-rimmed glasses at an X-ray.
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He's a sad and deceptively dangerous man, sharp-eyed in black-rimmed glasses.
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She has a "Rachel" haircut, wire-rimmed glasses, and an even-keeled demeanor.
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A young woman with red-rimmed eyes held a baby beneath a blanket.
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Harris's long jumper at the buzzer rimmed out, sending the game into overtime.
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But perhaps celebration is always rimmed with portent — then as much as now.
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Large, horn-rimmed glasses framed the open gaze of her genuinely curious mind.
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He fit the description of the attacker down to his round-rimmed glasses.
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It's that power outfit: The red cardigan, the white tie, the black-rimmed glasses.
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Bake walnuts on a rimmed baking sheet 8 to 10 minutes or until fragrant.
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Place on a rimmed baking sheet, and bake in preheated oven for 12 minutes.
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Place chicken in the middle of a small roasting pan or rimmed baking sheet.
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Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper, and lightly grease with butter. 2.
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Combine tomatoes, olive oil, salt, garlic, and basil on a small rimmed baking sheet.
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While the oil is heating, line a rimmed baking sheet with paper towels. 4.
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When getting rimmed, it's normal to wonder, Does my partner think this is gross?
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On a rimmed baking sheet, toss the fingerlings with the canola oil and salt.
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He was wearing a fitted jacket over a dark shirt, and steel-rimmed glasses.
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He wore a charcoal suit, and his hazel eyes were raw and red-rimmed.
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Lay some paper towels on top of a rimmed baking sheet or large plate.
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Then pour over ice in a salt-rimmed glass, and top with soda water.
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But a funny thing happens when you're being rimmed—the sphincter starts to relax.
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Strain liquid into high rimmed bowl or mug over a large piece of ice.
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Adjusting his thick-rimmed glasses, he made a series of groans over the broccoli.
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Some models have black-rimmed eyes, others wear swipes of white and deep blue.
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They positioned themselves along the railing that rimmed the court's lower-level seating area.
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The Postage Stamp is more subtle; it is long and narrow, rimmed by bunkers.
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Excavated and terraced, the two courts are rimmed by seating for hundreds of spectators.
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Thick-rimmed glasses can only hide the bags under my eyes for so long.
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Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper, and lightly grease with cooking spray. 2.
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Pile squash on a rimmed, nonstick baking sheet and drizzle with about 2 tablespoons EVOO.
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Place bread slices on a large rimmed baking sheet, and drizzle lightly with olive oil.
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Italo, the family patriarch with white hair and thick-rimmed glasses, makes me an espresso.
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Place a rack over a rimmed baking sheet and place each pepper on the rack.
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Toast hazelnuts on a rimmed baking sheet, tossing occasionally, until golden brown, 8–10 minutes.
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Line two 83×9-inch rimmed baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone mats. 2.
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He paired the stylish ensemble with a black sneakers and a black wide-rimmed hat.
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Lay the potatoes in an even layer on a rimmed sheet pan lined with foil.
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Spread evenly on a greased rimmed baking sheet or in 2 large cast-iron skillets.
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After creating space for an open jumper against Iman Shumpert, Jackson's shot precipitously rimmed out.
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Spread 1/4 cup olive oil over the bottom of a large rimmed baking sheet.
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Looking at his watery, pink-rimmed eyes, I felt a pang of pity for him.
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Transfer to a rimmed baking sheet and bake for 7 to 9 minutes, until crisp.
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But a Joe Ingles 3-point attempt rimmed out at the buzzer, sealing the Nets' victory.
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A fadeaway jumper by Afflalo rimmed out at the buzzer, and the game went to overtime.
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Lightly coat a rimmed 9-inch baking sheet with cooking spray, and line with parchment paper.
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After Jones split a pair of free throws, Pipkins rimmed another tightly contested long-ball try.
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The two, wearing matching pink tops and black-rimmed glasses, embraced and cried alongside their parents.
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Butter a 12-inch cast-iron skillet and set on top of a rimmed baking sheet.
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I cried myself sick, until my puffy eyes were rimmed with tears that refused to fall.
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Then Crabbe rimmed in a 3-pointer to make it 90-88 with 173:41 left.
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"Of course, no sunscreen talk is complete without the mention of broad-rimmed hats and sunglasses."
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Then Crabbe rimmed in a 42-pointer to make it 90-88 with 2:41 left.
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Fields sat impassively, dressed in a light blue sweater and black-rimmed glasses, during Tuesday's sentencing.
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The morning's fresh milk, what we hadn't drunk, she poured into a large, wide-rimmed pot.
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In "Iridescent Oval" (2016), a nail can be seen in a rimmed hole in the center.
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The Ippudo Highball ($212) is the same, but comes in a glass rimmed with yuzu salt.
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The shower's stainless-steel rimmed glass enclosure prevented any water from spilling over onto the floor.
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With wire-rimmed glasses that nearly obscure his face, Telford looks like an academic Clark Kent.
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For accessories, she chose dangling earrings, a diamond necklace, and black-rimmed sunglasses with pink lenses.
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His eyes grew sadder still; they rimmed with an unbearable melancholy that she had seen before.
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"Weaponize," on the other hand, conjures thick-rimmed glasses and pomade, official reports and secret plans.
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The main excitement was whether Bogdanovic would get fifty, but his last two threes rimmed out.
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" In Williamsburg, Brooklyn, you'll find "cool little bowl cuts, some neck tattoos, and wide-rimmed glasses.
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Toss sweet-potato cubes with garlic powder, salt and 2 tablespoons oil on a rimmed baking sheet.
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"Many locals here drive Cadillacs," said Wu in Xinxiang, sporting a pair of trendy black-rimmed glasses.
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Sprinkle with salt and pepper, and spread in an even layer on a rimmed baking sheet. 2.
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Favel was wearing a green toque and black-rimmed eyeglasses when last seen, according to the statement.
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Pour mixture into butter-rimmed casserole dish and sprinkle remaining cup of cheese evenly over the top.
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Transfer to a rimmed baking sheet and mix in the oil to keep the noodles from sticking.
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"That must be so frustrating," Mona said, fixing her large, kohl-rimmed eyes on Sara with sympathy.
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His gray hair is swept back from his high forehead, his horn-rimmed spectacles seem well-considered.
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Squat and powerfully built, he had a thin black beard that matched dark eyes rimmed in blue.
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At one point, as if to highlight the fallibility of sight, they all wore thick-rimmed glasses.
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Sporting black horn-rimmed glasses and a plaid green, short-sleeved shirt, he had stories for each.
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Her eyes were rimmed with heavy shadow; her black bob was adorned with a fascinator and veil.
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He wore black-rimmed glasses and a Cambodian scarf that brushed against his salt-and-pepper beard.
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"When you see gold rimmed along the bottom of a pan," he said, "it's better than sex."
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"Look, it's enormous," she said as she spotted one species, a pulsating violet-rimmed Rhizostoma pulmo — a.k.a.
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My favorites are the "Compositions," though, which look like psychedelic vortexes rimmed with neon or spectral rainbows.
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Transfer to a rimmed baking sheet, drizzle with olive oil, and place the eggplant cut-side down.
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The set was briefly thrown into panic when Meredith arrived with several pairs of blue-rimmed glasses.
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Other models, like Hanne Gaby Odiele, wore dark-rimmed eyes, while Kendall Jenner's face appeared almost bare.
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A woman with dark-rimmed eyes and long dark hair who said she had once met Mrs.
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The Suns played for one shot, and Rubio's 3-point try from the left wing rimmed out.
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With Arizona State holding a 91-773 lead, Stokes rimmed a 3-pointer with seven seconds to go.
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And Brooke Shields was almost unrecognizable in her black-rimmed glasses and tailored suit and white collared shirt.
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Mayo had close-cropped hair, wire-rimmed glasses, and a wisp of goatee to go with his mustache.
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Guards ensure they do not make off with the iconic round-rimmed spectacles placed on the Lennon statue.
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Ultimate Chef Set of 2 Baking Sheets, $16.59, available at AmazonThese rimmed baking sheets are essential for baking!
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Pipkins' potential game-tying 25-footer with 33 seconds rimmed out, which forced the Friars to foul Scruggs.
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Meanwhile Vikander, 29, struck a goofy pose while wearing a relaxed white dress and round white-rimmed sunglasses.
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The thick-rimmed glasses were long gone, replaced instead by a tight vest, gold chain and dad cap.
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Check out his Toy Story onesie and his black-rimmed glasses, which could definitely count as Williamsburg chic.
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As for Steven's wire-rimmed glasses, which he adopts as an adult (along with a slight Dutch accent)?
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"Now, again from the beginning," says a brigadier general with gold-rimmed glasses perched low on his nose.
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Dr. Sadou Diallo is a slight man, trim and compact with a high forehead above wire-rimmed glasses.
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He looked like a professor from a film, with his wire-rimmed glasses and impeccably parted silver hair.
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Another duckling glides nearby, its black-rimmed eyes round and awake, its head slightly downturned but not resting.
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Ginsburg, with her large-rimmed glasses, hair tied back in a short ponytail, presented the picture of seriousness.
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In the glittered short video, he sits outside in front of a car, his eyes rimmed in makeup.
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Munfix Gold-Rimmed Plastic Cups add a touch of class to more formal gatherings at a reasonable price.
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But he also had red-rimmed eyes; if that was a sign of fatigue, who could blame him?
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It's a simple plastic-rimmed Getty-esque image of a smiling professional looking couple innocently canoodling over coffee.
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Tenedos Bay was rimmed with sheer cliffs dropping into water so deep we had trouble setting the anchor.
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On another visit, he went for a more subtle look: a gray pinstripe suit and wire-rimmed glasses.
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Her polka-dot dress with puffed sleeves and two missing buttons, her wire-rimmed glasses half in shadow.
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Some of the lakes on Titan are steeply rimmed, with the edges reaching heights of hundreds of feet.
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It is baked in a rimmed sheet pan, which allows the dough to rise to a chewy thickness.
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He banged the floor in frustration as the ball rimmed out, then rose and hit both free throws.
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He was dressed in thick-rimmed glasses and white hair — characteristics that have become synonymous with the Democratic candidate.
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Place chicken halves, skin side down, on a greased rimmed baking sheet or in a greased shallow baking dish.
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Among Haft's employees is Sana, a 23-year-old with long black hair, thin-rimmed glasses, and a goatee.
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Place ham on a heavy-duty aluminum-foil lined, large rimmed baking sheet or in a shallow roasting pan.
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Before pneumatic tyres, city streets were full of the deafening clang of metal-rimmed wheels and horseshoes on stone.
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Consider the mockery visited on Rick Perry when he appeared in Clark Kent-like thick-rimmed eyeglasses in 2014.
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So, for the purposes of this list, we'll classify a "thriller" as a gripping page-turner rimmed by darkness.
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His profile photos on multiple accounts show a slim white man with black-rimmed glasses, frequently sporting a fedora.
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It's as if the red jacket and rimmed glasses were magical devices that had imbued him with Dean's spirit.
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Qandeel, with her kohl-rimmed eyes and whispering sexual soliloquies, challenged the age-old hierarchies of modern-day Pakistan.
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Sofia, Sivan's daughter, is standing beside me in a brilliant white apron, wearing some super-Scandinavian wire-rimmed glasses.
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It is Yayoi Kusama, wearing a diaphanous dress and spotted socks, her kohl-rimmed eyes serious beneath thick bangs.
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I looked in his eyes — watery and red-rimmed — and realized I had reached the end of my reporting.
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In his leather jacket and trendy horn-rimmed glasses, Mr. Sellner embodies the image makeover of the far right.
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The women, especially, inhabit their artificially constructed roles with an in-the-moment immediacy, only marginally rimmed with unease.
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He wore a pair of Nike Kobe 9 high-top shoes, along with purple-rimmed glasses and a cap.
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The fairly dark, intensely rich prosciutto is rimmed with silky fat, combining a salty tang with a sweet finish.
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A 26-year-old Latina with thick-rimmed glasses, Diaz rents a small two-bedroom apartment in Braintree, Mass.
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He has traded his signature dress shirts for scholarly sweater vests, horn-rimmed glasses, and a sage Vandyke beard.
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He had neatly trimmed dark hair, and, behind horn-rimmed glasses, he projected a friendly expression befitting an innkeeper.
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He has short hair and thin-rimmed glasses, a face that defaults to bashful, a smile that skews contrite.
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In "Orange Red and Olive Green Disk" (2016), the rimmed perforations vie with the red, orange, and green surface.
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And the epilogue ends with me going into this room full of men in horn-rimmed glasses ... Yes, exactly.
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Black eyes rimmed in red with lids half-shut evoke a sense that the subject is holding back tears.
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Here's how you do it: Take some flat-bottomed sugar cones and place them upright on a rimmed baking sheet.
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When you think of designer Christian Siriano, it's hard to imagine him without accessorizing with his signature black-rimmed glasses.
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Heavily tattooed, with a modified Mohawk, rings of stainless steel rimmed the circumference of the big holes in his ears.
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He started writing "Strawberry Fields Forever" on the set and incorporated his character's wire-rimmed spectacles into his own image.
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"Everything" is what she says, looking back at her mother, whose green eyes, rimmed in red, stare out so hungrily.
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Remove from heat, sprinkle on the ground peppercorns and green onion, and then transfer to a rimmed dish or bowl.
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No more twinning with men with buns in their hair wearing wire-rimmed glasses, that, to no surprise, aren't prescription.
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Don't fold and settle for the less pricey plastic, thick-rimmed set, because we've got nine alluring and affordable alternatives.
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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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He and his wife looked so cute in their nice old-people clothes, khakis and sweaters and thick-rimmed glasses.
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Coat squash pieces evenly with 2 tablespoons olive oil, and place in an even layer on a rimmed baking sheet.
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His eyes, full of vigor in interviews just a few years ago, were barely perceptible behind his large-rimmed glasses.
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Michael Dever, a skinny 34-year-old in horn-rimmed glasses, black hoodie, and black pants, was already in his
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In a checkered shirt and horn-rimmed glasses, he projected a mild air, but his voice boomed over the speakers.
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Roberto, seventy-one, still looked like an accountant; he wore khakis, a blue short-sleeved shirt, and thick-rimmed spectacles.
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees and coat a rimmed baking sheet with cooking spray, or line with parchment paper. 2.
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MEERUT, India — The vandals attacked a statue of Gandhi in the southern state of Kerala, breaking its wire-rimmed eyeglasses.
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He wore a striped button-down shirt and wire-rimmed glasses, his disheveled white hair loosely tumbling to one side.
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But none has the same functionality and convenience as the humble, heavy-duty, 13-by-18-inch rimmed sheet pan.
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The first mini-challenge was a classic ball walk down the runway, which was rimmed with queens from seasons past.
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"I don't know what else to do," said Mr. Abdulwahab, his watery brown eyes framed in thin-rimmed, rectangular glasses.
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I always love a good salt-rimmed glass, and I thought this topping was a flavorful addition to the drink.
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On Tuesday, he sat with black-rimmed glasses on the tip of his nose, watching debate attentively and taking notes.
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Trevor Ariza launched a 3-point attempt at the buzzer that would have tied the score, but it rimmed out.
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They used gold-rimmed china commissioned by the former first lady Laura Bush, and centerpieces of white flowers and grapes.
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She also donned chunky sandals — despite temperatures reaching less than 30 degrees outside — and black-rimmed sunglasses with pink lenses.
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Mr. Modi has even used Gandhi's signature round, wire-rimmed spectacles as a logo for his "Clean India" sanitation campaign.
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She peered over her small horn-rimmed frames as she talked, and punctuated her confidences with a low, husky laugh.
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With her kohl-rimmed, challenging stare she penned songs that blended catchy synth-pop hooks with the occasional reggae inflection.
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Darboe, tall and thin, wearing pink-rimmed glasses, was a distant cousin of Alasanna Darboe, a 0003-year-old Gambian.
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In the image, Loughlin wore a light, turtleneck sweater and black square-rimmed glasses with her hair down by her shoulders.
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Toss potatoes with ½ cup oil, 1 teaspoon salt and ½ teaspoon pepper on a rimmed baking sheet; spread in an even layer.
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But the crown jewel is the included mini-bar, complete with four gold-rimmed glasses for all your liquor-guzzling pleasure.
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While Broderick looked dapper in a navy suit with pale blue tie, adding a classic touch by wearing black-rimmed glasses.
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We get the broad-rimmed hats and shades of Duran Duran and the black duds and charcoal eyeliner of The Cure.
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Lim, in his early 30s, appeared on Monday for questioning by police, wearing a mask, thick-rimmed glasses and a hat.
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Mark Barberio dumped the puck in after the center ice faceoff and it rimmed around behind the net to Lehner's right.
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Some have taken to buying mobile-phone cases, flash drives or T-shirts adorned with the former president's thick-rimmed glasses.
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I hopped from island to island, finding shelter in tiny hurricane holes and exploring the granite-rimmed shoreline of my youth.
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She has lustrous brown hair, bangs, and a lined, weathered face; her eyes, behind auburn-rimmed glasses, were mischievous and cheery.
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To complete the look, Cardi added three accessories designed by Thom Browne: platform heels, an oversized handbag, and gold-rimmed glasses.
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As she looked at the United States flag rising to the rafters, tears began to fall from her glitter-rimmed eyes.
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Gong Gong, as we called my grandfather, wore hip, thick-rimmed glasses that he prided himself on owning since the 1960s.
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The interview in mid-April took place at a studio table rimmed with 15 wig stands, surrounding piles of false nails.
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It's that dry analytical look—everything from his half-rimmed eyeglasses to his seemingly starched dress shirts—that turns her on.
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She had dreads, and was wearing wire-rimmed sunglasses, a grungy tank top, and blue track pants—a surprisingly good look.
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Ms. Solomon turned out to be a poised woman in wire-rimmed glasses with chestnut-colored curls gathered into a ponytail.
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Prick the sweet potatoes, wrap each individually in foil, arrange on a rimmed baking sheet, and bake until tender, 1 hour.
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" Frost is a mild-mannered guy, 5'10" with black-rimmed glasses, a former Division-III hockey player who is still fit.
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As far as the latter goes, see Ms. Sorokin's nerdy thick-rimmed glasses, which have been a constant in every look.
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By the time of "Into the Great Wide Open," from 1991, Mr. Petty wore another ridiculous hat and wire-rimmed glasses.
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Restaurants often keep smaller containers together on rimmed baking sheets, which are easy to pull out to get a better look.
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The gadget, which looks like a particularly nice computer mouse rimmed with gold, has also caught on with celebrity makeup artists.
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Ottawa Senators Coach Guy Boucher could pass for a college professor when he wears thin-rimmed glasses and gives erudite soliloquies.
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At Mission Control in Houston, young men in horn rimmed glasses and crewcuts sent commands to spacecraft heading for the Moon.
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"With him, everything has to be perfect," says Mary, a blonde Texan native with pink-rimmed glasses and a warm smile.
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Place the finished tortas on a rimmed baking sheet and bake for about 10 minutes or until the cheese has melted.
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Seeing sports through this privileged, gold-rimmed pair of glasses has helped J'Biebs to see to the deeper truth of sports.
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The harbor-rimmed municipality also is mostly powered by clean energy - and it has its own renewable energy company and wind turbines.
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After Conley put the Grizzlies ahead 128-125, Spencer Dinwiddie's off-balance 3-pointer rimmed in and out with 15 seconds left.
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I find most of my inspiration for styling Toby from what's currently trendy and fits well with his signature thick rimmed glasses.
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For the occasion, the makeup mogul, 21, wore a silvery blonde wig, shimmery, red pants, a graphic tee and black-rimmed glasses.
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He looked the part, small and benign, with a bald dome of a head, wire-rimmed glasses and a bureaucrat's bland suit.
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Little Jack can be seen adorably flexing his muscles in the middle wearing an orange shirt and his dark-rimmed circular glasses.
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"Buongiorno," he responds without looking up from behind his characteristic black-rimmed glasses, before handing out Italian instructions to a young woman.
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John DeVore, Woolly's editor-in-chief and a New York Post alum, was wearing a pink shirt, Nikes, and steel-rimmed glasses.
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He's balding, wears stylish thick-rimmed glasses, and often dresses in business-casual attire with the sleeves rolled up to his elbows.
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Some styles popular in the '80s were reminiscent of the '40s, like wide-rimmed hats and dresses that belted at the waist.
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Williams does not wear those wire-rimmed glasses from the 1990s anymore — laser eye surgery — but the jazz man is forever cerebral.
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One short putt rimmed out, and another deflected out of the back of the cup in a double bogey on No. 2.
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The pond at the entrance to Steinbrenner Field is rimmed by a fence, but it is not as secure as a sanctuary.
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It showed her in the back of her car, her face pale and sheened with sweat, her eyes red-rimmed and watery.
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Physically, the puppet is a eerie apparition, with a ghoulish white mask and black-rimmed eyes under a tightly drawn dark hood.
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With his close-cropped hair and horn-rimmed glasses, Mr. Nype looked like a clean-cut academic, albeit with an ebullient baritone.
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Dylan Teng, a boyish 29-year-old engineer with a brush cut and wire-rimmed glasses, is among the last to arrive.
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The thick-rimmed glasses had been buried in the wreckage and turned into the County Sheriff's office a year after the crash.
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Long-haired and bearded, Mallya arrived at Westminster Magistrates Court wearing a dark blue pin-striped suit and gold-rimmed dark glasses.
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With his short-cropped hair, his horn-rimmed glasses and, sometimes, a trim beard, Robbins looked the part of a college professor.
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It's an all-purpose getup, accessorized with steel-rimmed shades, an unruly mop of cherry-tone hair and an ever-present cigarette.
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"He looked calmly back at me through his gold-rimmed glasses," Harlan says at one point, recalling his first encounter with Billy.
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Toss together grapes, shallots, 2 tablespoons oil and ¼ teaspoon each of the pepper and salt on an aluminum-foil-lined rimmed baking sheet.
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"It's not just house prices, it's not just that it's hard to find a job," said Wu, moon-faced with black-rimmed glasses.
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Her vivid blue eyes are puffy, glassy and rimmed with red, her face a connect-the-dots of sleepless nights and stress wrinkles.
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Durst was present again for Wednesday's hearing, walking haltingly into court wearing khaki pants, a light-blue collared shirt and black-rimmed glasses.
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Before this round-rimmed lady was keeping busy in Hollywood, she was just another pre-teen with a perm in Oak Park, Illinois.
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After Augustin tied the score with a driving layup with 44.9 seconds left, Marc Gasol's open 3-pointer from the corner rimmed out.
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Instead of just pointing and warping to a destination, though, you'll use a gun whose shots open extremely familiar-looking blue-rimmed portals.
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Pine looked nearly unrecognizable with black-rimmed glasses and a loose button-up shirt paired with even looser olive pants and white sneakers.
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Jack can be seen adorably flexing his own muscles in the middle, wearing an orange shirt and his adorable dark-rimmed circular glasses.
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"The first time we went in, we found about twenty mines," one of them, a bearded Arab in gold-rimmed sunglasses, told me.
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Sam Rainsy, 70, a former finance minister who usually sports large, rimmed spectacles, has been an opponent of Hun Sen since the 1990s.
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Afterward, the Democrat, clad in a tan blazer and wearing ankle boots and round-rimmed glasses, grabbed an hourlong lunch with liberal Rep.
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Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia (CNN)With his wire-rimmed glasses and mild manner, Siew Te Wong could be described as a Malaysian Clark Kent.
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Inside, a robot with hearts for eyes charged its batteries in an ersatz cave rimmed by silver stalagmites tipped with glowing white lights.
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She became the face of the company and was known for her signature geek-chic look, epitomized by her wide-rimmed black glasses.
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Shop Reese's versatile Wayfarers, gold-, black-, and silver-rimmed aviators, and even newer styles like round-frame and oversized specs for way less.
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We Know You Like It Hot is a tequila, lime, and basil-honey concoction, rimmed with Thai chili, which packs an impeccable punch.
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Just shake up some lime juice, grapefruit juice, and tequila, dump into a salt-rimmed glass with ice, and top with soda water.
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He was a celebrity by the 1970s, known for his bleach-blond hair and thick-rimmed glasses as much as his virtuosic painting skills.
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He rimmed the inside of models' eyes with a black pencil, pulling the shape up with a touch of brown shadow at the corners.
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The lanky defendant - a nursing student enrolled at California State University at San Marcos - wore dark-rimmed glasses with his hair combed straight forward.
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Rylund Johnson opens the door when I climb aboard in a red flannel onesie, peering through thick-rimmed glasses perched above a bushy beard.
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Spread half the roughly chopped vegetables in bottom of a large rimmed baking sheet lined with aluminum foil; set a wire rack over vegetables.
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He swaps his aviators for thick horn-rimmed glasses to contemplate "Hoboman", a creation that could easily be the male counterpart of "Female Figure".
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Using a cookie cutter or the tip of a sharp knife, cut out 6 (5-inch) hearts, and place on a rimmed baking sheet.
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He's a formidable presence, armored in gold-rimmed shades and a silky, sea-green durag, and is prone to speaking in rhyme and parables.
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During arguments, Kennedy leaned forward in his black leather chair, looking earnest and wearing wire-rimmed glasses, often asking probing questions of the lawyers.
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With his silver hair, sharp suit and black-rimmed glasses, he's giving off vibes not dissimilar from another handsome, silver-haired comedian: Steve Martin.
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Justin Bibbins had a shot at knocking down a go-ahead 3-pointer, but it rimmed in and out with six seconds to go.
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The long-haired, bearded Mallya arrived at the courthouse wearing a dark blue pin-striped suit, gold-rimmed dark glasses and patent leather shoes.
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Place broccoli florets and garlic cloves on a rimmed baking sheet and toss with to coat with olive oil, thyme, oregano, salt and pepper.
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Dark-eyed, with short, light-brown hair and black-rimmed glasses, she walks leaning forward a bit, as if successfully towing a great weight.
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Maddon's look is part of his appeal: the spiky white hair, the dark-rimmed glasses, the colorful bracelets on his wrist supporting various causes.
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On a recent Tuesday, the bartender (theatre major, kohl-rimmed eyes) pointed to the rows of liquor bottles behind her, some dusty, some new.
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El Nour, the Syrian sweets shop on Professor Naci Sensoy Street, is owned by a short man with red-rimmed blue eyes named Majed.
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When I met with him, in May, he sat with his feet on his desk, wearing teal-rimmed glasses and smoking a Toscano cigar.
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Two of them had to buy special gas masks to bring to Spain, Mr. Hochschild writes, the kind that fit over horn-rimmed glasses.
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He's seventy-one, white-haired and pink-cheeked, with a neat mustache, half-rimmed spectacles, and a penchant for sweater vests and bow ties.
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The Florida air is thick with heat; it's 1938, and flies buzz around an old man with wire-rimmed glasses and shock-white hair.
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In the final seconds, Leonard rose up from the right baseline and rimmed in what immediately became the most important jumper in Canadian history.
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Streaky clouds rimmed in brilliant fire poked silver streamers across the great bloody ball which hung just above the trees of the far paddocks.
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Fannami, a small and bony 13-year-old with knotted muscles and big eyes rimmed with thick lashes, admired Ajegunle's dogs from his house.
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If Kawhi Leonard's fortuitous bounces at the last second of the Eastern Conference semifinals had rimmed out, Butler might be a champion right now.
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"The blackness of the black Margarita is achieved with the addition of charcoal powder, and the glass is rimmed with black salt," Nourse wrote.
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Spread the walnuts and pumpkin seeds in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet, and toast until fragrant and lightly golden, about 10 minutes.
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Her eyes are rimmed with charcoal liner, and she has on a bright pink Avon T-shirt, which matches her smack of pink lip gloss.
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"White on white," she captioned the second shot of herself wearing a white, low-cut blouse and matching white-rimmed sunglasses with her hair up.
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Put the rolls cut side up on a rimmed baking sheet, and place an equal portion of the sausages and peppers on each roll bottom.
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Illinois had another possession to get closer than six points, but senior guard Tracy Abrams and sophomore guard Jalen Coleman-Lands rimmed 3-point tries.
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We reserve the right to proudly sip our sugar-rimmed concoctions publicly, and we will raise our martini glasses high in the face of persecution.
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Place a rack in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 350° F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper. 4.
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It has a medium-firm, supportive feel and is rimmed with tubing like a traditional mattress, giving it better edge support than many foam models.
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He was in New York and when he took off his dark rimmed glasses and paused — I knew our President John F. Kennedy was gone.
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He pretty much open mouth kisses his comrades, in their wool coats and heavy-rimmed black hats, as he trundles towards this history-changing mission.
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Delish reports that the park's Krylorian Kooler may just be the sip of the summer, combining refreshing lemonade and watermelon that gets rimmed with Tajin.
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On April 3, 2006, at the age of 48, Coombs and three friends skied down the Polichinelle couloir, a cliff-rimmed run in La Grave.
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In one of the most chilling and pivotal scenes, Adjani rimmed her eyes with lipstick after wrestling with the phantom of her deceased young fan.
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The liquor makes its way into gasoline-strength margaritas rimmed with a lime salt so candylike, my companions were convinced it was Sour Patch powder.
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A geek in a plaid shirt, khakis, and horn rimmed glasses leaps next to me, screaming "ROCK, ROCK," and spilling his drink all over me.
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The day we met, he wore a black Lacoste polo shirt, shorts and horn-rimmed glasses that gave a decided intellectual slant to his appearance.
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Perpetually shadowy and often sporting emo-staple horn-rimmed glasses, Mikey was MCR's mysterious heartthrob; the quiet yin to his brother Gerard's mad hatter yang.
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Sergeant Simons, judging from photographs, must have been a commanding presence: tall and broad-shouldered in full uniform, a paratrooper's cap above wire-rimmed glasses.
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And such is the case in this recipe for pork loin with cider, apples and onions, roasted directly and unapologetically on a rimmed sheet pan.
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A man known for his dapper wardrobe was dressed simply in a navy blue cotton polo shirt, bluejeans and his trademark round, black-rimmed glasses.
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A pixelated image of Mr. Serebrennikov, wearing a black T-shirt, a trim beard and black-rimmed glasses, came to life on the small screen.
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She crept into her kitchen and spotted the culprit — long white neck, red-rimmed eyes, yellow-webbed feet — stabbing its beak into a garbage bag.
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There are three main roads, all of which, we would learn, are narrow, winding and invariably shoulder-less — if not rimmed with vegetation or walls.
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He was six feet two, and in photographs his round horn-rimmed glasses make him look a bit like the silent-movie star Harold Lloyd.
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Doodles in the margins are rimmed in Beatles lyrics, and ubiquitous WLS-FM radio record surveys look pasted-in amid Tyler's blotty Meet the Beatles!
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Line a 13×13-inch rimmed baking sheet lengthwise and crosswise with parchment paper, letting an extra inch extend above the rims on all sides. 2.
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For over 44 years, she's been jetting off in style, wearing oversize cowboy and flat-rimmed hats paired with pieces only Cher could dare pull off.
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And today, Snapchat is launching two new black-rimmed hipster styles of Spectacles V2 — a Wayfarer-esque Nico model and a glamorous big-lensed Veronica model.
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The presidential suite is decked out with a king size bed surrounded by silk curtains and a gold-rimmed bathroom with a barber's chair, Reuters reported.
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Wearing white-rimmed sunglasses she looks out at the river, obscured from the crowd that doesn't know she's there, Miss Havisham re-cast in Rear Window.
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She then pulled her workout-ready outfit together with over-size hoop earrings, round-rimmed sunglasses, and her wavy hair pulled back into a high ponytail.
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Spread oats on a rimmed baking sheet; bake in preheated oven, stirring occasionally, until oats are golden brown and smell toasty, 5 to 8 minutes. 3.
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But when I was escorted through death row's red-rimmed doorway, I learned that we had no phone access, except a ten-minute call at Christmas.
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"I just tell them that it's gonna get better," Hernandez said, his eyes, red-rimmed from crying, as one of his daughters clung to his leg.
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With his wire-rimmed glasses and up-arrow eyebrows, Mr. Taylor in particular resembled a prep-school headmaster, tough but fair and near impossible to discredit.
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Dressed in casual attire and shaded with orange rimmed sunglasses, Bynes, 30, showcased her brunette 'do while having lunch in West Hollywood, California with a friend.
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Another person said the elder Li, known for his trademark horn-rimmed glasses and an iron grip on his companies, could step down by year-end.
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In his navy suit and thin-rimmed glasses, Mr. Freedman, a professor of medieval history at Yale University, doesn't look the part of a provocateur, either.
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Showcasing intimate interviews with Walker's brother, sister, and Fast and Furious colleagues, each speaks of the late actor with red-rimmed eyes and a palpable affection.
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Rain and snow melt have for millennia washed lithium and other metals downslope, percolating into a salty solution that gathers beneath the volcano-rimmed salt flat.
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Insider spoke to a Florida-based interior designer to see what they'd recommend and he chose things like artificial garland, gold-rimmed plates, and clear ornaments.
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A former prison official with a buzzcut, he was wearing a khaki jacket and a lavender shirt, accessorized with wire-rimmed glasses and a gold watch.
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As the Limiting Factor descended into the Puerto Rico Trench, the gold-rimmed depth gauge slowly rotated before Vescovo's eyes: 299.933,22015 metres, 220,21 metres, 2100,20040 metres.
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Also the horn-rimmed glasses worn by Lori Loughlin, another case in point (no pun intended), during her appearance in a Boston court earlier this month.
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The next year, she went along to Comic Con dressed as him — wearing black jeans, a black T-shirt, a white wig and black-rimmed glasses.
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Second, you have to get comfortable with the undeniable presence of your own tears, the look of your red-rimmed eyes in the bathroom mirror afterward.
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"We must deliver by November," said Saint-Amans, dressed in a well-cut gray suit, sporting hipster black-rimmed glasses with a mop of silver hair.
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Odds are the person looks something like a helpless old lady with thick horn-rimmed glasses and an unsettling willingness to fork over her bank information.
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"He's never worked on anything related to dance in this way," said Arsham, who wore silver-rimmed glasses and a military jacket over a black hoodie.
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Seven hours later, including a layover at Miami International Airport, the plane landed on a sunny, flat field rimmed with pipe organ cactuses and scraggly shrubs.
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Dignified yet haunted, his eyes rimmed red from crying, he urged friends and strangers to read passages from the text his youngest child, Annelies, had left behind.
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Not only did the trio slick back their tresses and rock the exact same style of black heel, they also accessorized with Lyons' signature thick-rimmed glasses.
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In court in All Eyez on Me, Briana, who is previously seen only scantily clad, is dressed in a comically modest outfit, complete with thick-rimmed glasses.
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Viewers may have missed those lighted circle-G Garth logos that rimmed the arena's two upper decks, as if there was any doubt he owned the joint.
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I look to the left and right: two baroque-rimmed mirrors, two stretches of black-and-white striped archway, two shiny gold shelves, two dusty rose couches.
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Next, she removes her contact lenses and puts on horn-rimmed glasses that hide the bluish eyeshadow a makeup man hastily applied two minutes before the show.
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Xerxes is depicted as an androgyne sybarite, his brooding eyes rimmed with kohl, his lips, nose, and ears all pierced with rings linked by delicate golden chains.
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Boyish, with thick-rimmed glasses and a fondness for model trains, Mr. Ferro knew little about the media business, but he did have a barrelful of ideas.
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When you think of people recording a podcast, two white dudes with thick-rimmed glasses and button down shirts huddling over a microphone probably come to mind.
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But more often than not, it can screw up our finely tuned hair-care routines — and few styles look better drenched in sweat and rimmed with frizz.
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The lightweight but sturdy aluminum frame and thick, scratch- and shatter-resistant metal-rimmed glass lenses keep the timeless Ray-Ban Clubmasters on par with the best.
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Getting in required a certain amount of clambering, however, down a steep path that drops to a slipway rimmed with ancient boathouses built into the cliff face.
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Wartime photographs of him showed a self-confident and smiling young man in thin-rimmed spectacles, sporting the death's-head emblem of the SS on his cap.
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Wiry yet frail, balding early, his eyes compelling behind their black horn-rimmed eyeglasses, a nonsmoker and nondrinker, Lowenstein was a one-man excitement wherever he moved.
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Wire-rimmed glasses framed his dark eyes, and his hair, once dyed black, was shaved short and gray, matching the stubble around his chin and upper lip.
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On the spring/summer 2017 runways, a handful of models had dark-rimmed eyes so smudged that the phrase "next-day makeup" didn't do the look justice.
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He emerged on the international stage as his father's successor and wore traditional outfits, like the popular "Mao" suit and horn-rimmed glasses favored by his grandfather.
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In other works, County obsessively draws dots in bright colors, rimmed in black or white circles, rendering these cloaked characters in a manner akin to psychedelic pointillism.
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Corey Henderson got a good look at 233-pointer from the right wing out of the timeout, but the shot rimmed out, forcing the Golden Hurricane to foul.
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Parker, who has sandy blonde hair, an unkempt beard and thick-rimmed glasses, doesn't come across as a hard-charging executive scheming to take down the industry superpowers.
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Wearing a fitted white t-shirt, dark trousers and gold-rimmed sunglasses at 213:2600 in the evening, Salt Bae, the "internet's sexiest butcher, " strutted to a table.
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Zach Goldbaum of "Noisey," with his olive drab shirts and wire-rimmed glasses, spends the initial episode in the largely African-American neighborhood of Compton in Los Angeles.
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In the image, which was taken at Entertainment Weekly's pre-Emmy Awards party in September, the actress wears a strapless gown alongside a pair of black-rimmed glasses.
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Moore finally found a photo in the 1967 yearbook from Jefferson High School, in Lafayette, Indiana, of a teenager who is hidden behind big, black, plastic-rimmed glasses.
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On one slide, he paused, and behind his black-rimmed spectacles you could see him almost bask in the light reflecting from the white scene just behind him.
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The 36-year-old actor was recently seen out and about sporting a new look that includes dark rimmed glasses, a shorter hair style and a healthier physique.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - With his square, horn-rimmed glasses and measured academic tone, Poland's human rights commissioner seems an unlikely figure to attract a crowd at a rock festival.
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Gunn, who is fifty-three, has cropped graying hair and wears round white-rimmed glasses on a round face; she prefers adventurously billowing clothes made of dark fabrics.
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The man was perhaps in his early fifties, his pale eyebrows and wire-rimmed, almost invisible glasses shaded by a baseball cap with the Blackwater logo on it.
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This meant oversize earrings, peacock feathers, sparkly slides, tattooed fingers, faux fur and evening gowns, with an over-index of black rimmed glasses paired with long rocker hair.
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Her eyes red-rimmed as she lurches down the street, Erin is propelled by pure rage, and Kidman burrows so deeply into that anger that she becomes unrecognizable.
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On November 20163, ten days after Virk went missing, Dr. Laurel Gray, a solemn, soft-spoken coroner with cropped gray hair and gold-rimmed glasses, conducted an autopsy.
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Dates will no doubt be snatched up faster than you can slap on a slap bracelet, so keep your blue-liner rimmed eyes peeled if you want in!
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We shopped at Ranch Candy, an oddities-and-gift shop on the main drag, and chatted with the shop owner, an amiable guy with wide silver-rimmed glasses.
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In "Kruisstraat Crater" (2015), the frame creates a circular portal onto the ragged ellipse of the pond, rimmed with trees on the far side and grass on the near.
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Kate Winslet showed up to introduce Spotlight and Bridge of Spies wearing thick-rimmed glasses, helping girls everywhere believe they're not ugly or nerdy just because they're short-sighted.
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With her bleached blonde hair and kohl-rimmed eyes, it's impossible not to think of Courtney Love, even if Ross Perry claims the film isn't about her at all.
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Seated beside his lawyer and wearing an orange jail uniform and horned-rimmed glasses, the burly, bald ex-college football player showed no visible emotion as sentence was pronounced.
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"I'm here because America needs me," said his counterpart, arching his brow over a pair of wire-rimmed glasses instead of The Late Show host's usual thick black specs.
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The thousand miles of river valley before the delta, from Fort Providence to Tsiigehtchic, mostly consists of dug-out canyon rimmed with the black spruce of the boreal forest.
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While taking notice the of paint chipping on the campervan parked nearby, she spots a pair of red-rimmed reading glasses for which she then tosses into the fireplace.
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A wiry man in narrow, metal-rimmed glasses sits in a plywood-laden, nondescript apartment or drab hotel room eating a fruit and describing how it tastes to camera.
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Yes, the EGB2 comes with four gold-rimmed whiskey glasses and a mini-bar, so you can drink Johnnie Walker while listening to Johnny Cash, just as God intended.
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We've seen the famous white goatee and horn rimmed glasses grace the faces of Vincent Kartheiser, Darrell Hammond, Jim Gaffigan, Norm MacDonald, George Hamilton, and most recently Billy Zane.
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Wearing her blue Team U.S.A. hoodie and black-rimmed glasses, she confessed she was happy to be back in Texas – the first time she's been back home since Christmas.
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He was standing alone on the edge of the platform, a pale, middle-aged man with a teardrop-shaped belly, white-blond corn-silk hair and wire-rimmed glasses.
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Wagers, who has a Ph.D. in criminal justice from Rutgers, was the Seattle department's new chief operating officer, a 20153-year-old civilian in jeans and square-rimmed glasses.
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This weekend, I plan on bringing my father's grave an ofrenda: a bundle of flowers, a lime-and-salt rimmed Tecate, rice, a candle, and a cup of water.
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After surveying the shoe racks, Ms. Wise sorted through her finds and took the remaining clothes to the front counter, where she spotted a pair of pink-rimmed sunglasses.
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Standing in for the book's unnamed narrator is the little-known Italian actor Marcello Mazzarella, made up here with a dapper mustache and kohl-rimmed eyes to resemble Proust.
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There seemed to be no neutral opinions about Mr. Bergé, a man of slight build, exquisitely tailored suits and oval, horn-rimmed glasses, which gave him an owlish look.
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We've seen gold used in other minimalist fashions, like the French tip or a foil overlay, but the gold-rimmed iteration we're currently eyeing might be the chicest yet.
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I keep a small rimmed sheet pan — nonwarping — in my oven, not for want of storage elsewhere, but because I frequently use it and like to have it ready.
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In his comments to the judge, Mr. Schmidt — his wrists shackled and wearing a red prison jumpsuit and black-rimmed reading glasses — said he accepted responsibility for his wrongdoing.
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His hair was mussed, as if he'd been startled awake, and he wore a headset, a black V-neck and dark-rimmed glasses that he took on and off.
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Sheen -- who played Vaughn in the epic 1989 comedy -- just donned his old CLE uniform, complete with the signature horn-rimmed glasses, while screening the movie in his home.
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We might've actually missed the tattoo altogether — what with being distracted by her buttery 'do, oversized white-rimmed sunnies, and dangly earrings and all — but the caption clued us in.
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At the art show, Perry wore wire-rimmed glasses and a black coat as she and the pop artist posed in front of a portrait of President-elect Donald Trump.
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The Seal Point paintings are the artist's celebration of the tidal mud flats, wind-driven, irregular wave patterns, and the island-rimmed horizon hugging the upper edge of his canvases.
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When Lindsey finally rimmed a 217-pointer six minutes into the game, the Kohl Center crowd offered an audible sigh of relief - and the Badgers finally started finding the hoop.
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How uncouth would it have been for the bohemian bartender to ask his eager patrons what medications we were on before handing us a Kin cocktail, rimmed with gold glitter.
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"Leavers" have been characterized as racists and fear-mongers, but Johnson, a 29-year-old project manager with fashionably thick-rimmed glasses, jumped to defend his position on pragmatic grounds.
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" Watkins, who appeared in early Goldwater videos under the name Jim Cherney wearing thick-rimmed glasses, described the outlet as "a public service to provide news to the 22018chan community.
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Hanna-Attisha, an animated and passionate young pediatrician with horn-rimmed glasses who everyone calls Dr. Mona, realized there was a way to determine whether the water was affecting kids.
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In person, Salgado, who is forty-five, has dark bangs that sweep over a cherubic face with kohl-rimmed eyes; she has a cheery disposition and a deceptively guileless manner.
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If you are looking for a rimmed sheet that is ideal for creating delectable jelly rolls, look no further than the Chicago Metallic Professional Non-Stick Cookie/Jelly-Roll Pan.Pros:
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This dizzyingly sinuous cuff, nearly three inches high, is a diamond-rimmed roller coaster of 150 pearls in varying sizes, as well as a meditation on the passage of time.
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American media mogul Oprah Winfrey, appearing in a pink dress and broad-rimmed hat, was among the first to arrive at the royal wedding, along with British actor Idris Elba.
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There are unexplained miscarriages; cloying perfumes; boys with lashless and red-rimmed eyes; little girls speaking in voices that are not their own; mysterious sicknesses that modern medicine cannot cure.
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Using a scoop or a spoon, form the dough into 153 approximately 2-inch (2- to 2 1/4-ounce) balls and place them on the prepared rimmed sheet pan.
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Wearing a blue shirt and thick, black-rimmed glasses, a clean-shaven Jutting appeared in court flanked by four guards, with whom he laughed and joked during a brief recess.
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The Hokies had the ball while trailing 210-85 with 37.5 seconds left, but a 3-point shot by Justin Bibbs rimmed out and Snider grabbed the rebound for Louisville.
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Ward won a faceoff in San Jose's defensive zone, and Sharks defenseman Justin Braun rimmed the puck around the boards and past Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien at the blue line.
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Throughout his career, Mr. Elden, a lifelong Chicago resident with a penchant for horn-rimmed glasses and bow ties, often referred to his reporting background as an ideal training ground.
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When Benjamin Paddock sat for the examination, he was built like a refrigerator and wore a neatly trimmed blond mustache and horn-rimmed glasses that framed strikingly light gray eyes.
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NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — Christopher Williams, intense, wild-eyed and with a face bracketed by a shaggy goatee and wire-rimmed glasses, looks more like a revolutionary than a whiskey distiller.
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For some, it's underwhelming; the black-rimmed fantasy gear of childhood dreams has finally materialized, only to shave seconds off player reaction-times at a cost of thousands of dollars.
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The food is billed as "coastal Mexican," with delicious fish tacos, tuna ceviche and "daily escape" drink specials, such as a tart, $6 margarita rimmed with lip-numbing chipotle salt.
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Maxwell Evans canned a 226-pointer to cut the gap to 221-49 with 2:50 left, but Locke's 3-pointer rimmed in to extend the advantage to 58-49.
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His wire-rimmed glasses, Vandyke beard, and thick head of dark hair combined to give him a striking resemblance to the man then commanding Soviet Russia's Red Army, Leon Trotsky.
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As for Hamlet, the son of Gertrude and the murdered king, he more or less fits into this Western mise-en-scène, with his Edwardian attire and wire-rimmed spectacles.
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Iconic drummer Starr, 79, opted for a navy blazer over a graphic tee, a black leather belt, and sneakers, accessorizing with thick-rimmed black glasses and a peace sign necklace.
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In a bustling shopping center here at dusk, women in ankle-length skirts and men in broad-rimmed black hats shopped for food and ran errands with children in tow.
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Noah Vonleh gave the Knicks a 100-43 lead with a one-handed finish over Bryant with 33.7 seconds remaining, and then a 3-point attempt by Beal rimmed out.
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We first meet her in the present as Erin, a boozing mother and tormented detective with the Los Angeles Police Department whose red-rimmed eyes and sunken cheeks scream trauma.
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But it's not a normal, conventional sexiness—and so, Lost Boys vampires are alternative, dressed similarly to the subcultures of the late 80s, with bleached blond hair and eyeliner-rimmed eyes.
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The posed portraits, which contained horn-rimmed glasses and bouffant hair hinting at their Midwestern 1960s origin, came from a photography studio that once operated out of the Continental-Life Building.
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Brownstein and Armisen's portrayals depicted the more absurd aspects of gentrification and the creative class's return to cool urban enclaves, like Brooklyn and Portland, through rose-colored, albeit horn-rimmed, glasses.
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Audrey Doering of Wisconsin and Gracie Rainsberry of Washington, both 10, couldn't fight back tears as they embraced on Good Morning America Wednesday, wearing matching pink tops and black-rimmed glasses.
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Whatever the real nature of his job, mild-mannered Haruto-san, with his black-rimmed glasses and a habit of nodding diligently, looked more like a professor than a government agent.
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We see Flo, a 90-year-old woman in horn-rimmed glasses and tweed trousers, with ambivalent hands, a majestic body wave, stray hairs on her cardigan, and a sympathetic wattle.
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Look at this picture of Jeff Goldblum and Stanley Tucci, side-by-side by in ther dark-rimmed glasses and wearing nice, but not-too-nice button-up shirts and jackets.
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A gray-haired man wearing tight leather pants and thick-rimmed black glasses finished a cappuccino, ordered and downed a shot so green it looked radioactive, and calmly walked back downstairs.
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He wore the same wire-rimmed glasses his father wore in "On Golden Pond" in the role, although he said beyond that he was not channeling Henry Fonda in the performance.
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Atop each of the shellfish, including a funkily flavored pipi and and a red-rimmed strawberry clam, is a wafer-thin sheet that melts on the tongue as you eat it.
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The man's gaze seems softer, with gentle light on one side of his face, which emerges below a wide-rimmed black hat and above the inky black robes of his dress.
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My favorite parts of the drink were the tomato juice and vodka mixture, plus the spicy, smoky seasoning that rimmed the glass; but some of the food components left me confused.
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With just under two minutes to play and the Warriors nursing a 126-115 lead, James backed Durant into the lane, pivoted and shot a 14-foot turnaround that rimmed out.
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Here, like a bearded Waldo in a succession of floral swim caps, he's decked out in red-and-white-striped top and trunks, his round-rimmed glasses on at all times.
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Shahid's father — a man in distinguished middle age, wearing wire-rimmed glasses — was riding his bicycle home when he was surrounded by Hindu youths, who began beating him with hockey sticks.
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On the first day of the third decade of the 21st century, Nolan Williams Jr. stood beneath the silver-rimmed portrait of his late father and raised one palm for silence.
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Those are the times when you would bust out these stemmed, gold-rimmed cocktail glasses, which are hand-blown, come in a classy wooden box, and represent the height of liquor extravagance.
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Inspired by the mythical ruler of California, Queen Califia, the mosaic work is rimmed by a large snake wall and features nine sculptures based on Native American, Mexican, and Pre-Columbian imagery.
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If you look just to the right of the river you'll see a white-rimmed circle, that's the impact crater, created around 287 million years ago by an asteroid three miles wide.
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If you look just to the right of the river you'll see a white-rimmed circle, that's the impact crater, created around 4043 million years ago by an asteroid three miles wide.
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The 36-year-old Home Alone star was seen out and about in Los Angeles looking the healthiest he's looked in years, sporting dark-rimmed glasses and a shorter, more coifed hairstyle.
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He stood up, turned and walked to the periphery of Pruitt's property, where the yard was rimmed by a thicket of wild, knee-high spartina grasses, matted by wind and salt spray.
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I like a rimmed sheet that will also work for roasting veggies or throwing together a quick sheet-pan supper, and Wirecutter's pick, the Nordic Ware Baker's Half Sheet, fits the bill.
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Mr. Felkers, who wore wire-rimmed glasses and his hair in an undercut, perched on a white couch next to Ms. Marshall and Ms. Ruhl, who tucked their socked feet under them.
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The Hills star, 36, was spotted walking into the nightclub wearing a "Loverboy" shirt and a flat-rimmed hat while Canseco, 22, sported high-rise, black jeans and a cropped, green tank.
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" Dr. Parkinson — who is 31, wears large horn-rimmed glasses and has the wholesome look of a young Sally Field — described herself as introverted but said, "I've been fortunate with my friends.
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With more to offer than just beach resorts, ports of call and salt-rimmed margaritas, Mexico focused on the small towns and villages that best represent regional traditions, history, festivals and food.
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Both terms designate a lifestyle — as well as a look — describing a set of political and social beliefs, as well as a hairstyle or a type of glasses (wire-rimmed, of course).
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It goes without saying that my glasses were thick and black rimmed and I brought a Paris Review to read on the train, because fuck it, I am as God made me.
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There's no word on who Magnussen or Stoll might play either, but give Corey Stoll a pair of horn-rimmed glasses and squint a little—could he pass for a young Junior Soprano?
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Lean and agile, with wispy dark hair, blue-rimmed glasses and a bounce in his step, Karp hugs like the Angeleno he has become and deadpans like the New Yorker he once was.
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The 56-year-old was completely unrecognizable on the German set of her latest film, Suspiria, on Thursday dressed as an elderly man in a large coat, black beanie and thick-rimmed glasses.
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"All of humanity is one family," said Mayor Kong Guangbang, a government official in thick-rimmed glasses and digital camouflage pants I spoke with in Potou township, a rural community in southwest China.
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An 11-year-old in dark horn-rimmed glasses, Jordan is a devotee of Minecraft, the computer game in which you make things out of virtual blocks, from dizzying towers to entire cities.
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Within his cell he had nothing but a bed, desk and chair; he owned not even his heavy white and black robes, only his thin-rimmed spectacles, his shoes and his washbag things.
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My first thought when I saw him walk into the lobby was that Elvis Costello still looks remarkably like Elvis Costello — black-rimmed glasses, hairline, suit jacket, jaunty in a slightly jumbled way.
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The de Young show starts with a clipping from a 1958 Newport Harbor Ensign, showing a serious-looking 10-year-old Hardy wearing horn-rimmed glasses and drawing on a little boy's back.
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You can marvel at Funfetti martinis (made with white chocolate liqueur and cake-flavored vodka and rimmed with sprinkles), Funfetti cheese balls (sweetened cream cheese coated with sprinkles) and rainbow sprinkle cinnamon rolls.
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Curator Dr. Lorenza Beati, a smiling woman in wire-rimmed glasses and blue jeans, a woman who radiates the same vibe as a kindly, eccentric aunt, welcomes anyone who has daring enough spirit.
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Photographs uploaded to an Instagram account belonging to Marx's wife, Daisy Fuentes, showed a man with thick-rimmed spectacles being held back by flight attendants on one side and Marx on the other.
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Its opulent Napoleon III-style décor, which dates to the 276th century and was restored in 213, features gold-leafed moldings, heavy crimson velvet curtains and an azure ceiling fresco rimmed with flowers.
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Awlaki, polished and sober in his trademark wire-rimmed spectacles, was a go-to interview subject for mainstream outlets like PBS, a measured, moderate voice for Muslims in the aftermath of the attack.
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Pittsburgh had a chance to tie or take the lead after forcing a shot clock violation with 212 seconds left, but Trey McGowens' step-back 29-pointer from the right wing rimmed out.
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The unique browline frame, round metal-rimmed lenses, and a cool mid-century aesthetic put the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Classic on par with the timeless aviators when it comes to classic American style.
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A Good Appetite Cooking an entire meal on one rimmed baking pan — the so-called sheet pan supper — has become its own category of cooking, the oven analogue of the one-pot meal.
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Backstage Beauty Report "It's a bit nocturnal," said Diane Kendal of the onyx-rimmed eyeliner look she created for Alexander Wang's fall/winter 2017 show, held at the RKO Hamilton Theater in Harlem.
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Block-jawed with a mass of thick black hair and wire-rimmed glasses, Brock became a fixture on the DC scene in the mid-1990s, penning anti-Clinton hit pieces in the American Spectator.
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To add dimension, Soleimani rimmed more of the Blackest Black along the lash line, the crease of the eye and on the inner rim and then smudged underneath to create a messy, unkempt effect.
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Based on her shoe choice and that lovely, broad rimmed hat, your bets that the set for this Poppins is in circa turn of the century London are likely to win the office pool.
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Other companies such as Micheladas Antojitos and Don Chelada did something different by creating just-add-beer styrofoam cups that have been rimmed with their special spice blends (usually a chile-lime salt mixture).
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The spindly young man in dark-rimmed glasses bent his leg and fell dramatically to the floor — a vogueing move known as a dip, invented decades ago in New York's underground L.G.B.T. ballroom scene.
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Spears's most recent runway video opened with Spears before a garment rack — her eyes rimmed in makeup as black as midnight reflected in an infinity pool — angling a phone camera onto herself from above.
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Lillian Usa, dressed in a Clash T-shirt and dark-rimmed glasses, was there with her boyfriend, a medical student, standing near a wall decorated with lipstick kiss smears from women perfecting their makeup.
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A standout drink was the spicy National Capital Caesar; made with a Clamato base, it had more depth than standard American Bloody Mary and was rimmed with crushed only-in-Canada ketchup-flavored chips.
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Outside, bus stops and a Long Island Rail Road station are plopped down in a depressing terrain of trash-strewn streets, chain-link fences rimmed with barbed wire and panhandlers camped out on sidewalks.
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This mid-century-style boasts a distinctive browline frame with round, metal-rimmed lenses for a retro aesthetic that's not as aggressive or overwhelming on smaller heads as other old-school shades like aviators.
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To make them at home, place pieces of chicken skin seasoned with salt and pepper atop a layer of parchment on a rimmed sheet pan, cover with more parchment and weigh down with another pan.
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Looking extremely Dilbert in my white short-sleeve button-up, striped tie, and horn-rimmed glasses, I slathered on sunscreen and caught a ride to the ramp connecting the westbound 110 to the 4053 south.
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It was October 2009 when Bre Pettis — his unmistakable sideburns and dark-rimmed rectangular glasses framing his face — took the stage at Ignite NYC, threw his hand in the air, and shouted "Hooray!" two times.
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I'm talking about the very brief glimpse we caught of him, enjoying the best of the Egyptian hospitality industry, all gold-rimmed coffee cup, languor and refinement — while Jed is being tortured in the bathroom.
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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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There's a bar up front where pisco, the Peruvian grape spirit, figures in 77003 of the 12 cocktails, including a pisco and tonic and a piscajita, a riff on the popular Mexican salt-rimmed drink.
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At 7, Neil was a heartbreakingly endearing, bushy-tailed youngster from Liverpool who wanted to be an astronaut or a motor-coach driver; at 14, his bright lantern eyes have gone red-rimmed and panicky.
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Opened in the fall, Thanda Island comes with a tennis court, gym, glass-rimmed swimming pool and a boat house filled with snorkeling, scuba-diving and fishing equipment as well as kayaks, paddleboards and sailboats.
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Maps of the island show it rimmed with 62 numbered dive and snorkel sites, marked on the roadside with yellow painted rocks, with names like Andrea 2000 and Andrea 22010, Tori's Reef and Jeannie's Glory.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - The king size bed in Saddam Hussein's superyacht is made, the silk curtains around it have been drawn back and, in the gold-rimmed bathroom next door, a barber's chair awaits its occupant.
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He was that spotty, nerdy-looking fellow in horn-rimmed glasses who worked for AFR in 1965-66, doing his draft-impelled tour in Vietnam because he liked the sound of going to the Far East.
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Since the ad's debut last Thursday, Bieber's thick-rimmed glasses, tuxedo and absurd dance moves have drawn comparisons to another dancing ad character: Six Flags' Mr. Six, the old dude who really, really liked to party.
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And more and more women want that fresh look, and I feel like the trend is there and not necessarily the dark kohl-rimmed eye, which I love, but it's more about fresh makeup right now.
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I even switched my style from aping Kanye West's pink polos and Pharrell's streetwear for the tight jeans, ankle boots, and full-rimmed glasses that I imagined Tunde might wear hanging out at the Union Pool.
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"Our overarching goal is for the 21st century to be an Indian-American century - instead of a Sino-American century," said Kumar, wearing a dark suit and gold-rimmed pilot glasses, his white hair swept back.
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Lyons arrives for work in the traditional uniform of a midlife achiever—"gray hair, unstylishly cut; horn-rimmed glasses, button down shirt"—to find himself surrounded by brogrammers in flip-flops who nickname him Grandpa Buzz.
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Benjamin Samuels is confident that the buyer will be happy to spend about £300,000 to snap up everything on display, right down to the bathroom towels, the gold-rimmed plates and the bronze stork candle sticks.
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The actress did Annie Hall proud, arriving in a black bowler hat, double-breasted blazer, trousers, and a button-down shirt cinched with a tie and finished off with her signature pair of thick-rimmed glasses.
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The stereotypical horn-rimmed glasses and pocket detectors types who were super into science, technology, video games, and all that, which by the way, I am all of those things minus the glasses and pocket detector.
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In "The Gold-Rimmed Spectacles," we follow the fortunes of Athos Fadigati, a gentle, kindly doctor whose homosexuality is tolerated until he embarks on a masochistic and highly public love affair with a vicious local youth.
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When chance connects him with Avi Drexler (Alon Moni Aboutboul), an Israeli coke kingpin with gleaming gold-rimmed shades and a necklace, gun and phone to match, Franklin gets a dangerous opportunity to apply his ambition.
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Castoldi, 53, a classically trained musician with horn-rimmed glasses and a shaggy mane of dark hair, is the music director at the Garden, which means he also handles recorded music at Knicks and Rangers games.
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They both live where there is no need to build a fire on a cold night though the hills around them are rimmed by the glow of fire pushed by warm winds in this dark December.
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There's a pretty plate of raw fluke under red-rimmed wheels of radish and tiny globes of finger lime; it was as good as it is in other restaurants where I've had nearly the same dish.
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She hired a courtroom stylist to help her put together outfits for her trial appearances, with classic basics — such as a beige sweater and plain black pants — elevated by a velvet black choker and thick-rimmed glasses.
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Shortly after, a short-haired redhead wearing black and white horn-rimmed glasses and bright red lipstick came to greet me and led me to the desk from where I would begin my two-year nursing internship.
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What am I to make of six wooden shelves stacked in two sets of three, each lined with golf balls that have been altered and anthropomorphized to resemble the heads of sheep, some wearing wire-rimmed frames?
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Radocyis, short with a full head of white hair and round, thin-rimmed glasses, went on to handle nearly every insurance fraud case in the county for the next two decades until his retirement this past spring.
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He wears round rimmed glasses on a thin face sheathed in silver-grey whiskers, IV drip attached to an arm that moves with the rise sink rise sink rise sink rise sink rhythm of his narrow chest.
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"(Attenborough) has had so many jobs and done so many things that doing a slightly absurdist show about him doesn't feel out of place," Neenan said, who wears heavy-rimmed spectacles and adopts Attenborough's distinctively earnest style.
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Hold the cake over a rimmed baking sheet and gently cover the sides and tops of the cake with the sprinkles by pressing them against the frosting and allowing the excess to fall back onto the tray.
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Phillippe, who captioned the post "me n mine 🖤", can be seen with his arm around Deacon — who looked and dressed just like his dad with square-rimmed black glasses, casual t-shirt, and a similar hairstyle.
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She was then a part of the live play-by-play coverage of the election by NBC News later in the night, and looked chic doing so in black-rimmed glasses and a white, belly-hugging ensemble.
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Butter the inside of a 18-by-13-by-163-inch rimmed baking sheet, then line the bottom and 2 long sides with a sheet of parchment paper, letting at least 1 inch hang over the sides.
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In preparation for the visit of the American delegation, she had dressed up: lilac eye shadow, kohl-rimmed eyes, rose lipstick and three exquisite scarves around her head, each one echoing colors in her conservatively cut gown.
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There's a low-rent faux-art-deco office, there's the clink of ice rolling around in cheaper-than-it-looks whiskey, hairy armed producers in thick rimmed glasses sat slightly too close to their very female secretaries.
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Wearing his trademark thick-rimmed spectacles, he approaches the watch business — whether it's a four-minute interview with a collector at S.I.H.H. or a 19-minute clip highlighting the history of Patek Philippe — as an exuberant neophyte.
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In a slouchy gray cardigan, wire-rimmed glasses and a fuzzy soul patch, Mr. Shinkai sipped from a bottle of vending-machine iced coffee and smiled almost sheepishly as he described the recurring themes of his work.
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It's a blue-tinged room, booming with surf-roar and the cries of gulls and rimmed with marine dioramas: teeming kelp forests and coral reefs, a walrus lost in thought, dolphins and tuna fleeting through twilit seas.
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I thought of that approach when I went to Badlands National Park, a searing pastiche of rolling hills, dry grasslands and rimmed buttes that stretches over 244,000 acres divided into what are called North and South Units.
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While the macaques take the prize for being the cheekiest monkeys, the timid dusky leaf monkeys take the crown for cutest with their hallmark big saucer eyes rimmed in white that always seemed surprised to see you.
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My usual instinct for preparing this kind of dinner is to pull out a rimmed sheet pan, but in this case, a 9-by-13-inch baking pan or a small roasting pan is a wiser choice.
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Wowing audiences with bright traditional outfits and jewel-encrusted tiaras, and off-stage sporting brown-rimmed Ray Bans, Hashimi's songs in Pashto and Dari have won her thousands of fans, who vote by text message and on Facebook.
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The plastic blue shaker that carries your marg to the table is left to the side after your waiter pours your drink into a blue-rimmed glass, containing a little extra marg to top you off later on.
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Mr Greengrass himself is almost as recognisable as his work: at any film awards ceremony, it's easy to spot the smiling, burly six-footer with the mane of grey hair and the pair of owlish wire-rimmed glasses.
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Toss them with butter and a little raw sugar, spread them out on a rimmed sheet pan, put the pan on the grill and let the peaches turn caramelized and syrupy — and perfect to spoon over ice cream.
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I like cooking my bacon spread out on a rimmed sheet pan in the oven because I can do a lot of it all at once, and I don't have to stand over it like when it's frying.
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Yes, a number of elements (like the radiator) are rimmed in rose gold, and yes, the grille has been replaced with a display that can feature "animations which provide information on the vehicle status," according to the company.
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With his red-rimmed eyes and a cigarette drooping from his lips, Harry comes across as one of those classically shabby gumshoe types, the existential inside-outsider who chafes against the rules even as he saves the day.
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In the ceramic "Lao Tzu's Journey" (2011), Seborovski disrupts the surface with circular openings rimmed by gold or platinum luster, and redeploys the latter to top the three vertical forms rising from the vessel's double stacked, rounded body.
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The game went to overtime, where Irving scored 7 of the Nets' 11 points, but his last-second shot rimmed out for a disappointing end to what was otherwise a stellar first night in a season of great expectations.
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In the run-up to the autumn release of Thor: Ragnarok, Jeff Goldblum hit the promo track hard, appearing in brightly colored clothes and his trademark thick-rimmed spectacles, sprinkling cheer and goodwill across a generally turd-stained year.
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But the intent gaze of her kohl-rimmed eyes, as she stands with arms folded on the edge of the dancefloor in an all-black outfit, watching couples bob and twirl to the music, gives away her real occupation.
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The look is definitely more on the boring side with a rubber, matte black finish rimmed with red rubber (which you can barely see when wearing) but it's more or less unobtrusive and you'll soon forget it's even there.
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The 51-year-old actor, who has been married to Tori Spelling since 53, was photographed wearing a pair of light denim jeans, a V-neck white shirt, a blue-grey blazer, brown leather boots and black-rimmed sunglasses.
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The tennis star, who's been friends with Meghan since meeting at the Super Bowl in 2010, also had her hair pulled into a ponytail, wore black square-rimmed glasses with tape in the center, and carried a black purse.
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But as business booms — steeples of cash, silver-rimmed luxury cars and women are all in abundance at one point — the sting of trauma, and the manner in which its venom slowly overtakes the body, becomes unbearable for Watkins.
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A pair of horn-rimmed glasses — which at one point was considered a crucial piece of evidence but was later dismissed as irrelevant — had been picked up from their original place on the floor and set on a desk.
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When we met she was huddled up against the cold in a tawny fur-covered jacket; a chunky yellow G-Shock water-resistant watch adorned her wrist and a pair of horn-rimmed glasses sat snugly on her nose.
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But Dr. Smith, a veterinarian with a group known as Vaquita CPR, knew that the porpoises — whose black-rimmed eyes and dark noses have earned them the moniker "panda of the sea" — were likely to disappear without human intervention.
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Despite her now white shock of curly hair and wire-rimmed spectacles, Ms. Nilsson's mischievous smile is still recognizable from photographs of her as a fresh-faced art school graduate at the Hyde Park Art Center, flushed with excitement.
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Using MAC Chromagraphic pencil in pure white, Kendal rimmed the inner corner of the eyes, both on top and on bottom, as well as their outer edges, then blending out the line with her finger to soften the impact.
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To channel your personality in your workwear without pushing the dress-code boundaries too far, up the ante on the classic blouse-and-trouser look by adding in metallic details like silver rimmed glasses, shiny heels, and a subtle buckle belt.
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With their chestnut hair, wide rimmed glasses and sweet smiles, Shaylyn Gibson and her mother, Fiona Gibson, look more like twins than mother and daughter in the throwback picture Shaylyn shared of her and her mom – both at 25 years old.
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In an interview with Carol Costello on "CNN Newsroom" -- and sporting the same red cardigan and black-rimmed glasses from the night before -- Bone explained the iconic outfit had only come about as the result of an earlier wardrobe malfunction.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With a wry smile and a twitch of his wire-rimmed spectacles, Jacob Rees-Mogg made his debut as a member of the British government on Thursday, embodying a radical shift toward Brexiteers under Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Prince, who sported a neatly trimmed white beard, balding head and dark-rimmed glasses usually perched precariously high on his forehead, hung a bulletin board in his Rockefeller Center office in New York adorned with notes he wrote to himself.
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"Rumors," she said, sitting on a dark, squashy sofa in an opulent reception room in the Versace Palazzo on Via Gesù a few days before the show, rolling eyes rimmed in dark shadow and making exaggerated quote marks with her fingers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On the cover of Lorna Simpson's new book, Lorna Simpson Collages, out now from Chronicle Books, there's a cutout image of a black woman's face, eyes kohl-rimmed, diamond necklace hanging in negative space.
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Kish-Kash, her vibrantly tiled new couscous parlor on Hudson Street in the West Village, takes its name from the broad, wood-rimmed sieve used to sift a mixture of semolina, water, oil and salt into ever finer-textured couscous.
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Tanjung Puting is one of Indonesia's most protected and beloved landscapes, rimmed by mangrove swamps around a core of heath forests that are home to orangutans, proboscis monkeys, clouded leopards and sun bears, as well as some 20163 species of birds.
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For most people my age—elder Millennial/Gen X cuspian—"goth" conjures up images of folks bedecked in black, with high-contrast hair, kohl-rimmed eyes, probably some body mods, shrouded in the distinctive whiff of clove cigarettes and melancholy.
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Just one untitled example includes two pairs of red-rimmed eyed in a blue-bordered pocket mirror and two diamond rings on a loop of pink ribbon twisted twice to make it both a Möbius strip and an infinity sign.
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JERUSALEM — The sleek figures, kohl-rimmed eyes and offerings to the gods etched on ancient Egypt's temples and tombs are enjoying a kind of graphic afterlife, reincarnated in the tears of joy, clinking beer mugs and burger emojis of digital messaging.
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Detectives had already matched his description to that given by a woman who had been attacked inside a Catholic church on the outskirts of McAllen weeks before Ms. Garza's killing — a white man with horn-rimmed glasses just like those Mr. Feit wore.
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Other Beatles items auctioned on Tuesday include a pair of gold-rimmed John Lennon glasses, given to designer friend Barry Finch in 1967 (selling for $12,700), a Lennon 'Big Top Circus' drawing ($10,300), and one of Lennon's made-to-measure 1960s suits ($6,300).
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THE chief justice of Pakistan, Saqib Nisar, peers through a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles at the ingredients list on a packet of powdered milk, shakes his head in sadness and then shoos 20 lawyers for the industry away from the bench.
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The jeweled raiment and serene kohl-rimmed eyes of Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music and the arts, were projected on a screen behind the stage one recent evening at Pioneer Works, the exhibition and performance space in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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It looks like The Lawrence Arms' Brendan Kelly is looking to step on Buffett's sandal-covered toes and get in on this salt-rimmed, money-making scheme with his new song, "Shitty Margarita," an ode to sub-par tequila and bad ideas.
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Special table-setting fees are charged per guest, and they can vary significantly depending on the kind of tableware you choose (gold-rimmed china can be expensive) and whether your caterer owns the products or has to rent them from a third party.
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With his thick black-rimmed glasses and tattoos, his rake-thin build and wild, Richard Hell-esque hair, he looked exactly as I remembered him when I was staying at his place on Semitelou, give or take a decade of worry lines.
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In fact, they are so dynamic, the contours of their flavors so precise and rewarding, that smart diners lick the sauces from the heavy, scrolled, silver-plated tablespoon set to the right of the gold-rimmed plates, waiting for just this purpose.
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He wore horn-rimmed glasses and a T-shirt that read "A Mike Nichols Film," and the small work space was decorated with knickknacks like a Peabody Award for "The Knick" and a sagging cat balloon ("Wishing You a Purr-fect Birthday").
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In an Uber to his hotel—we'd come from New York by train—he peered through square-rimmed glasses at the city gliding by, which reminded him of the kind of development zone one sees on the edge of China's ever-expanding cities.
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McSpadden had short dyed-red hair, and she wore a black hoodie, gold-rimmed sunglasses, a sparkly crucifix, and a bracelet of colorful beads, a token of the organization she founded, called Rainbow of Mothers, which supports women who have buried their children.
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By foregrounding the schism between form and content, Beach is demonstrating the agitated unity of her handmade domain, an oasis of light and color rimmed by a jagged borderland, where the world we live in can be glimpsed, teasingly, just beyond our reach.
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He removed gold-rimmed glasses to wipe away tears as he recounted the story of a subordinate of his who remained at his post for days after the waves hit, despite having lost both his wife and young daughter to the tsunami.
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Three works by Howard Kottler — the only non-living participant in the show — have a likewise playful feel, mashing up decals of the Mona Lisa on porcelain, luster-rimmed plates, with progressively convoluted titles that comment on the relationship between muse and artist.
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Dressed in a breezy stub-collared, pale blue shirt, khaki pants, with thick-rimmed glasses and sandals, Uno cuts a starkly different image from Widodo's running mate - a septuagenarian conservative Muslim cleric - and one that has proved popular with young voters and female voters.
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One day everybody on the street is wearing horn-rimmed glasses and businessman raincoats buttoned up to the neck, the next they are all dyed blond and sporting cowboy neckerchiefs and big hats pushed back on their heads, and those go for all sexes.
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About a block away, Saddoun Hashim, a retired teacher who wore wire rimmed glasses and a carefully pressed gray suit and tie, looked mournful as he ruminated on Iraq's abundant oil wealth and storied past as part of the Middle East's crescent of civilization.
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"You have to create a space that feels safe enough for people to share their ideas," Levy said, wearing black horn-rimmed glasses, a teal sweater, and navy slacks that distinguished him from his monochrome-clad character but for the same immaculately cropped locks.
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The Walled Off Salad is mayonnaise-free and served on floral and gold-rimmed British china, alluding to the fact that the West Bank art hotel that serves it opened in 2017 to mark the centenary of the British Empire taking control of Palestine.
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With the help of a cast-iron skillet, a roasting pan and a rimmed baking sheet, I'm able to cook things on my grill that I would, in less delightful weather, happily roast in the oven — everything from cornbread to sliced peaches to roast chicken.
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The unscrupulous but charismatic Leo Koretz, a Bohemian immigrant turned king of affinity fraud, was a wolf in horn-rimmed glasses and bow tie who built an empire of deception one swindle at a time — and apparently wooed plenty of women in the bargain.
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Mr. Greenberg, wearing gold-rimmed glasses that often slid down his nose, often replied that he could not remember the events in question, and spoke so softly that the court reporters sitting just a few feet away asked him to repeat his answers several times.
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Who was that man I saw in the mirror, declaring his love for Trump on cheaply made shirts, eyes rimmed with bags because Crippled America kept him up, weak and malnourished after too many tubes of terrible dollar-store snacks dressed up with Trump's name?
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Whether he was striding down Brick Lane in thick-rimmed glasses with a guitar slung behind his back in the mid-2000s, or years later, on the cover of magazines like Dazed and The Fader following the mammoth success of Blood Orange's Cupid Deluxe.
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It's not that the constant churn somehow instantly absolves all the back-rimmed free throws and palpably jittered players and long stretches of clammy pack-zone boredom; even if you are inclined to forgive all that, it is still only precisely what it is.
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Giordano's installation draws its magic from the precision of her details — from the ugly floral patterns on the furniture to the orange-rimmed coffee pot in the waitress's hand — as well as the interplay between this faithfulness to reality and the materiality of her creations.
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An intensely bookish young man who passed his post-collegiate years in Central and Eastern Europe as a correspondent for The Jewish Daily Forward, Cohen affects a personal style, to judge from photographs — round-rimmed glasses, melancholy gaze — of a Russian Jewish intellectual circa 1910.
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Shortly before the Magnificent Jewels sale at Christie's in December 183, Mr. Tarpin visited the auction house's jewelry department to present his first design: geranium-leaf pendant earrings, with four overlapping leaves sculpted in green anodized aluminum and gold, rimmed with tiny round diamonds.
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If it's going to be one of our glittery parties where everyone's in velvet and pearls, we make sure to neatly stack the gold-rimmed bread-and-butter plates on the buffet, right next to the small cocktail forks rolled up in linen napkins.
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" In case anyone wondered if there were any red-rimmed Dixie cups in the CNN newsroom this time around, the network highlighted Pompeo's lack of specifics Tuesday morning with a chyron: "Pompeo Defends Soliemani Killing; Trump Admin Yet To Offer Evidence of 'Imminent Threat.
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You can drive through Marfa in a blink of an eye, but you can't miss the mix of urbanites and folks who, I'm guessing, were transplanted from hip, urban spaces; people with purple hair and horn-rimmed glasses clomping around in muddy cowboy boots.
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We're supposed to see substance but we're left with a threadbare illusion of heft; an explanation, perhaps, for the bounty of thick-rimmed glasses in primary colors worn by attendees who are all trying to discern something that may or may not be there.
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With musical references ranging from garage to orchestration and psychedelia – performed by a theatrical frontman with slicked hair, black lipstick and silver earrings, and a guitarist who never took off his thick white-rimmed glasses – many audiences didn't know what to make of them.
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One magical dance number early on in the film shows a teenage Reggie (pre-Elton) tearing up a neighborhood carnival with fellow horned-rimmed glasses wearing teddy boys, belting out "Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)," a song that wouldn't be released until 1973 when John was 26.
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Place the legs on a large heavy rimmed baking sheet and roast for about 40 minutes, or until they are golden brown and barely pink at the bone when pierced with the tip of a small sharp knife and much of their fat has been rendered.
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In his Topps card from that year, the Quebecois reliever is photographed with his eyes cast upwards through horn-rimmed glasses the size of cruise-ship portholes, as if watching his catcher assess a harmless foul pop; an empty ballpark sprawls behind him, sun-bleached and vacant.
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Cadogan, a tall, slight man with an undulating Jamaican accent and red-rimmed reading glasses, delivered to Ward's project an essay that successfully catalyzes an otherwise banal act—walking—into yet another arena where a black person must consider his body and its safety, its agency.
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Ms. Moha, a baby-faced 18-year-old with round, wire-rimmed glasses and close-cropped hair, had not dared tell her father that she had a job, let alone that she worked at a coffee shop where clientele and baristas mixed freely, male and female.
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For a while he had the national spotlight, a 58-year-old maverick whose white hair, horn-rimmed glasses and clearheaded presentation gave him the air of a genial professor who was not so much above the fray as he was unwilling to play by its rules.
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Either way, the film is an ugly display, and I prefer the poise of "Fellini's Casanova" (1976), in which the dying hero of the title, played by Donald Sutherland, ends up peering back, with red-rimmed eyes, at his youthful self, waltzing on a frozen Venetian canal.
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Paula Strautmane made a pair of free throws with 53 seconds left to give Quinnipiac (28-6) a 67-63 lead and added another with 2.8 seconds left, and the Bobcats — who never trailed — escaped when Natisha Hiedeman's 3-point attempt rimmed out as time expired.
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Prince was the first musician who made me understand that you could be many things at once: an impish figure in a tightly cut red matador suit, cooing in a falsetto, then in the same breath one dropping to a velvet baritone while fluttering kohl-rimmed eyelids.
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Departing from his usual black or navy suits, Kim gave his televised speech wearing black-rimmed glasses and slicked back hair, speaking fluently and rarely looking down to read as he raised the possibility of sending a delegation to the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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Children's Healthcare of Atlanta posted Wyatt's photo on its Facebook page shortly after Atlanta advanced to the big game: a picture depicting an irresistibly cute little guy decked out in a Falcons jersey and neck brace, peering out from blue-rimmed glasses and holding up his right index finger.
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Still, Denver had plenty of time to get a good look coming out of the timeout, but forward Will Barton, who led Denver with 22 points despite poor shooting, went one-on-one against Felton, took the possession deep into the clock and then front-rimmed a long jumper.
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NEA KAVALA, Greece — As her young children played near heaps of garbage, picking through burned corn cobs and crushed plastic bottles to fashion new toys, Shiraz Madran, a 583-year-old mother of four, turned with tear-rimmed eyes to survey the desolate encampment that has become her home.
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After a punishing night, when I use a fine-pointed brush to apply Clé de Peau Beauté concealer to my red-rimmed lower lashline, I am trying to fake wakefulness; I cannot fault a man who would, taking my illusion at face value, rush to celebrate his own wokefulness.
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There are mornings when he turns up in an old sweatshirt with unkempt hair and a weary smile, and others when he appears in a pressed oxford shirt with parted hair and black-rimmed glasses that do nothing whatsoever to obscure the haunted air of a sleepless night.
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An inch-wide crack running up a sandstone tower in the Utah desert is rimmed with a dusting of white; an arete of volcanic tuff in Oregon is vertically speckled with bursts of pale powder; ascending a bronze-colored wall in West Virginia is a constellation of silvery smudges.
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Tall, spare and urbane, Mr. O'Keeffe, who said he is in his late 70s, wears handsomely tailored suits, custom-made shirts, tasteful silk ties, horn-rimmed glasses and the impish expression of someone holding back a humorous anecdote for the perfect moment (and there are plenty of them).
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When: Saturday, December 10, 8pm Where: LAXART (7000 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles) With his dark-rimmed, coke-bottle glasses, and perennial cigarette dangling from his lips, Morton Feldman was a seminal figure in the avant-garde New York school of composers alongside John Cage and David Tudor.
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Most of the Cantina cocktails can be primed for a perfect picture by placing them on the ring light that graces every table top in the bar, but the crown jewel is The Outer Rim, a pink tequila cocktail topped with golden tropical fruit puree and rimmed with black salt.
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In the back were an extendable pole, cans of industrial-strength adhesive, and a half-dozen posters printed on plastic, each featuring a blown-up French passport photo of a goofy-looking teen-ager with wire-rimmed glasses, wavy hair, and what can only be described as a shit-eating grin.
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This is the attack described in the prelude that the playwright Zack Russell and the director Chris Abraham had affixed to the production (whose music director is John Hess), a monologue featuring the actor Alex Ivanovici as Vivier, complete with hyena laugh, wire-rimmed glasses and a perpetually stinking sheepskin coat.
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Grayson Allen, the senior who on Sunday completed his tenure as the latest in a long line of Duke villains, nearly won the game for the Blue Devils at the end of regulation with a drive and a shot that banked off the backboard and rimmed out as time expired.
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Always arrayed in a beret, thick-rimmed glasses, and a smile, Tezuka was an artistic genius who created more than 700 manga titles — comprising 150,000 pages of hand-drawn art — and more than 60 anime in his lifetime, making him one of the most prolific Japanese manga creators in history.
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The most ostentatious room by far is the first-floor bathroom, which is covered in wall-to-wall gold-rimmed mirrors — as Armstrong once wrote, "It's a pleasure to see yourself wipe your ass from all angles" — with marble floors, a marble bathtub and a marble sink converted from a birdbath.
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In a Trenton courtroom Wednesday, Jha—wearing a conservative suit and the dark-rimmed glasses familiar from his old LinkedIn portrait—told the court that he aimed attacks against at his own campus when they would be most disruptive—specifically during midterms, finals, and when students were trying to register for class.
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Early last Monday morning Manga, 25, was preparing to head to work as a carpenter in the Regent area of Freetown, Sierra Leone, when he realized something was badly wrong "The land was trembling and the whole area was trembling with me," he tells CNN, his eyes still red-rimmed with emotion.
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Herrera kicks up her heels, and her ruffled skirt, at a party in Santo Domingo; Robert Mapplethorpe's 1979 portrait of the designer in a veiled pillbox hat and gumball-size pearl earrings, looking every inch the movie siren; and the famous Warhol screen print, her eyes rimmed in turquoise, her expression serene.
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Here is the best disposable drinkware you can buy:Best disposable cup on a budget: Hefty Disposable CupsBest disposable drinkware for the environment: Repurpose Compostable Cold CupsBest disposable coffee cup: Avant Grub Disposable Coffee Cups and LidsBest disposable cold drink glass: Munfix Gold-Rimmed Plastic CupsBest disposable champagne flute: Precisely Plastic Champagne Flutes
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And yet Ms. Cave, whose friend Alex Adamson is a partner in the business, has amassed a following for her signature ruffle-rimmed Festival dress, form-fitting velvet blazers and tailored tea skirts, thanks to quirky Instagram posts and famous fans such as Cate Blanchett, Chloë Grace Moretz, Alexa Chung and Kylie Minogue.
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Minsk Journal MINSK, Belarus — On Friday nights, Zybitskaya street — or simply Zyba, as locals call it — turns into a vast party scene, filled with hipsters in bright shirts, tight dark jeans and black-rimmed glasses, showing how they can be carefree in a country that has been labeled the last dictatorship of Europe.
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After a few days of living like an Italian on Swiss soil, I noticed that Ascona has an attractive dual nature: snow-capped mountains fraternizing with palm trees and vineyards, bougainvillea-rimmed hotels with snappy service, mild-mannered (at least the ones I encountered) Vespa drivers who stop for (and often greet) pedestrians.
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Service is a relaxed, hands-off affair that encourages independence, and a refined eye is necessary to distinguish the plainclothes waitstaff from the customers: a Jesus-beard-and-German-fade combo can often be found on both sides of the bar, as can cute women in horn-rimmed glasses and cut-up tees.
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It included rock legends (Joan Jett, Kim Gordon, Courtney Love among them) mingling with entertainment and fashion luminaries like Justin Bieber, who posed for a snapshot with Grace Coddington of Vogue; Jane Fonda; and the Fanning sisters, Dakota and Elle, their eyes rimmed in much the same glitter the models would flaunt on the runway.
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And when a man named Ken Bone -- with his now-famous red sweater, black-rimmed glasses and earnest demeanor -- emerged the surprise sensation at this month's town hall-style presidential debate co-hosted by CNN's Anderson Cooper, Clinton was "tickled" by Bone's revelation the next day that he had ripped his olive suit, aides said.
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The ghostly soul of the novel is the section detailing the making of Claude's masterwork, the story of a mysterious, consumptive widow — played by Sabine, her face made lunar with lavender powder, her eyes rimmed with midnight kohl — who runs a remote hotel where traveling salesmen might stop, at their peril, for the night.
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The shop's owner, Jerome LaMaar, whose line, 5:31 Jérôme, has drawn high-visibility clients like Beyoncé and the model Hailey Baldwin, wore fur-rimmed virtual-reality goggles the other week while presiding at the opening of Africollision, an installation at 9J that eschewed the space-is-the-place hallmarks of old school Afrofuturism.
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Sweeney, a slender Keith Haring lookalike in wire-rimmed glasses, came out to his family after the 2016 election — "I'm not as straight as you think I am!" he announced at Thanksgiving — and then to his entire southwest Georgia hometown in a letter to the editor of the newspaper after his state senator cosponsored an anti-gay adoption bill.
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A hundred thousand guys in thick-rimmed glasses and plaid shirts, who would look more at home as extras in an episode of Portlandia than the MySpace top six, will bemoan its reputation as idiot teen fodder, and point you in the direction of the OGs: Sunny Day Real Estate, Dashboard Confessional, Jawbreaker, and the like.
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In my O.C. days I wore a lot of lip gloss and the darker inner-rimmed eyeliner, but now I like to keep my look more natural with just a little ChapStick and mascara," she says, adding that she hasn't held onto anything from the set, aside from trying "to steal Princess Sparkle from Josh on occasion.
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Britney Spears threw it all the way back to her school girl days (circa her 1998 music video for "…Baby One More Time") when she posted a set of selfies wearing a funny t-shirt that read "Talk Nerdy to Me" with a pair of glasses on it, as well as similar-looking plastic-rimmed glasses herself.
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Physically, he transformed himself into a near-reincarnation of his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, who was much more popular than Kim Jong Il. He bore a natural likeness to his grandfather, and, to accentuate it, he gained weight, cut his hair in a shorn-sided pompadour, and began wearing horn-rimmed glasses and a panama hat.
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Unlikely icon Tai, a mild-mannered Hong Kong University professor with a round clean-shaven face and thin-rimmed glasses, was a marginal political figure when, in January 2013, he proposed a civil disobedience campaign to pressure the government to introduce universal political suffrage — a long overdue promise of Hong Kong's de facto constitution known as the Basic Law.
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In town, you could watch the dive bars becoming lunch spots that served portobello sandwiches with garlic fries; visit new museums and new stadiums; see empty industrial buildings turn into cafés where the smell of grinding dark roast chased you past the patrons with gauged ears and thick-rimmed glasses into the wide, light-gray drizzle outside.
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Dressed in a black Fender T-shirt, a tuxedo jacket and Elvis Costello-style black horn-rimmed glasses, Mr. Sztabnik was in his basement rehearsal studio, a tiny soundproofed room, packed with drums and amps, the walls lined with classic Gretsch and Gibson guitars and '70s and '80s posters, some with his old bands' names on them.
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He's dehorned, his wings cut off, feathers plucked and rhinestones popped off, until, at the end of this musical romp through the rock star's early career, we're left looking at a man in a simple black Puma tracksuit and wire-rimmed glasses — the antithesis of the bejeweled mad hatter that was his stage persona in the 1970s.
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I spy with my little eye … an extravagant bishop's sleeve on a slithery black wrap dress; structured panniers atop a sheer lace frock; peaks and valleys of silk and summer lawn in elaborate christening layers; antique tablecloth linen shirtdresses and baby doll macs; ribbed knits, the necks rimmed in marabou, and simple black jackets, the seams dangling diamanté strings.
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The Mystery Set technique, a method of setting stones so no prongs are visible (patented by the jewelry house in 1933), brought to life three heart-shaped flowers rimmed by diamonds in the Amour Sacré brooch and a lush frond encircling one cushion-cut internally flawless type 2A diamond of 9.05 carats in the Feuille de Rubis ring.
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Held in a room banked with white hydrangeas and rimmed by mileslong bars, where white-coated servers dispensed Dom Pérignon and Casa Dragones tequila, the event, though mobbed, was smaller than in previous years and smacked of a return to the exclusivity and glamour some complained it surrendered when it moved from its longtime setting in the Sunset Tower Hotel.
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As you saw in the student review above, a good piece will make you feel as if you're having the experience too, whether it's in a cracked maroon booth in a nondescript strip mall in Rockville, Md., or while witnessing the "stunning production" of eating at French Laundry in California, where servers bring out gold-rimmed dish sets and place them down in unison.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The next time you find yourself hate-reading a fawning profile of a photogenic young Brooklyn potter whose hot-pink-rimmed wares are transforming the "stuffy world of ceramics into a cool new craft" (or something to that effect), navigate yourself away from there, and instead visit the website of the Museum of Contemporary Craft (MoCC) in Portland, Oregon.
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I'd read in one of my acting books to dress as the character you're auditioning for, so I ran around my house pulling out clothing that was the opposite of my usual wardrobe to create an English spinster outfit: an A-shape, mid-calf, tweed skirt; plain, long-sleeve blouse buttoning to the neck; horn-rimmed glasses; flat shoes with laces; hairpins to flatten my hair; and no makeup.
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