Every vehicle had been burnt into black and rust colored skeletons.
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Hot Hot Soca Sauce is rust-colored, smoother and takes no prisoners.
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It's frigidly cold, incredibly dry, and its rust-colored soil is practically lifeless.
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The columns, made of Corten steel, surround visitors like a rust-colored forest.
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Elsewhere a couple of rust-colored pointers have treed something, presumably a squirrel.
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Now those pools were frothing and rust-colored, the tide having shifted towards the Republicans.
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Pelosi emerged from the White House on Tuesday wearing sunglasses and the rust-colored coat.
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Finally, she decides on a long, rust-colored crushed velvet one before we head out.
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To date, only NASA has successfully landed and controlled rovers and landers on the rust-colored world.
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The "Mary Poppins" and "A Quiet Place" actress looked ready for fall in a rust-colored pantsuit.
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The actress, wearing shades, sported a dark coat and jeans, which she accessorized with a rust-colored scarf.
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Already it was encased in thrombus by the body's essential resistance, as if dipped in rust-colored ink.
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Shaw is sixty-three, with a rust-colored boot-brush mustache and a high bloom in his cheeks.
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Red tide is caused by a flare of microorganisms, often in summer, that turns the water rust-colored.
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White tiles have faded to a dingy beige; some bear the rust-colored scars left by water damage.
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The duck is known for its narrow red beak and rust-colored flare of feathers on its neck.
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Nyong'o's copper and blue dress was made even more memorable by the rust-colored scrunchie holding up her hair.
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To passers-by, he looked like a hipster, dressed in rust-colored skinny pants and a gray polo shirt.
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The tiny indigo beauty rewards me with a chest puff, a rust-colored breast popping against the brilliant blue.
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After her raw rejection of Laurie, Jo crouches on a rust-colored hillside, nearly blending in with the landscape.
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Immediately, residents noticed rashes and hair loss and a variety of other ailments associated with the often rust-colored water.
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The image, taken moments after landing, shows the rust-colored surface of Mars from InSight's perspective through a fisheye lens.
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At 59, Tyndall looks lean and youthful in a pair of light wash jeans and a sporty rust-colored jacket.
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The outer curved metal cladding is silver rather than rust-colored, but it is very clearly a cousin of Barclays.
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The evergreens went matte, while the rust-colored trunks of madrone trees were poppingly visible from hundreds of yards away.
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This week, a group of villagers gathered around a sowing machine, preparing rust-colored rice grains for germination before planting.
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The contorted body of a WWI casualty lies, Pieta-like, entwined within gold and rust-colored spears of barbed wire.
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What about the rust-colored drips and thin smears spreading beyond the painting's edge onto the black border framing it?
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Ms. Handler lingered at the gift shop in the basement, a labyrinth of gold-toned mirror panels and rust-colored marble.
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The buildings are faced in gray brick and have deep-set windows with rust-colored frames and dramatic diagonal exterior supports.
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Similar shapes and colors — a brown seat cushion or a rust-colored hat, for example — can be mistaken for a basketball.
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But the map, from above, captivates — a tempestuous burst of almost extraplanetary rust-colored desert strikingly offset by the pale blue lake.
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The insects have black bodies, bulging rust-colored eyes, clear wings and legs that have been known to get stuck in teeth.
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Moore, 58, opted for a rust-colored floor-length dress, which she paired with black open-toed booties and a black purse.
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A despondent, rust-colored orangutan, clinging to a couple of spindly vines, confronts a startled toucan in "Canopy" (2018, 30 x 40 inches).
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He rested his foot on the rust-colored steel fence, constructed a decade ago to stem illegal immigration, as he passed the time.
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We also have a soft spot for a standout olive-green trouser suit, which was paired with a white and rust-colored shirt.
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Looking at the installation—which I'm doing online, through an interactive, 360-degree tour—is like gazing at rust-colored waves lapping the floor.
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The river — which is located in the Spanish town of Minas de Ríotinto — is known for its rust-colored shades of red and orange.
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Tyler Bryant, the chapter president of Kappa Sigma, nervously surveyed a party outside his fraternity, where rust-colored Keystone Light cans littered the grass.
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There were no security cameras at the time, and the couple took off in a rust-colored sports car before anyone could stop them.
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After allowing them to sizzle for a few minutes, she used a slotted spoon to fish them out, leaving a rust-colored oil behind.
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The new toad, called Bufo (Anaxyrus) williamsi, has an olive-colored body "with small, diverse and irregular black flecks," as well as rust-colored warts.
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Earlier in the day, Johansson stepped out in the Big Apple alone, wearing shades, a dark coat and jeans, along with a rust-colored scarf.
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The singer wore a casual cropped rust colored Elizabeth and James sweater with black skinny jeans, an L.K. Bennett bag and Ralph Lauren ankle boots.
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Nookie Somsanuk answered the door in a blast of enthusiasm and poured me an opaque rust-colored Thai tea that she'd just made from scratch.
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But the sliced duck breast was perfect on a recent night, with rust-colored, crispy skin, accompanied by a luscious farro, leek, and Parmesan porridge.
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They would be transformed into a North African stew to serve with couscous, warm with toasted cumin and hot pepper, very brothy and rust-colored.
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" Yet two aggressive bidders last year at Christie's New York ran up the price on a dark Rothko, two luminous rust-colored clouds titled "No.
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Twenty minutes later, a rust-colored sludge had collected at the bottom of the jar, which the students strained with a (non-medieval) coffee filter.
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Rust-colored, toxic algae blooms have choked Florida's coasts for several months now, killing thousands of fish and other marine life and even making beachgoers ill.
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There was a jellylike mass of raw lobster inside a ring of chickpeas, and a rust-colored puddle of 'nduja under raw turnips and nasturtium leaves.
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They're tinged with cosmic melancholy rather than battered, rust-colored allusions; their melodies are designed to be translucent, light enough to float away like little hallucinations.
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Then in 2011, the federal government replaced it with a rust-colored steel bollard fence, encased in cement footing with four-inch slats between the bars.
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Ms. Pepper continued making sculpture well into old age, including immense curvilinear forms of rust-colored Cor-Ten, though she left the actual fabrication to younger assistants.
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Harris and Brown told the Ledger-Equirer that the rust-colored male hog is about 2 years old, 2 feet tall, and lives with a female pig.
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No matter how many times you see it on Instagram or done by beauty vloggers, applying green or rust-colored concealer to your skin can feel overwhelming.
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It's also a gorgeous one, drizzled with a rust-colored roasted pepper vinaigrette you whiz up in the blender and decorated with colorful cherry tomatoes and olives.
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The Malians' mission was to guide a pretend fighter pilot to a pretend terrorist den — a rust-colored house, just like all the others in the city.
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They patrol on bikes and in their white vehicles in Calexico, whose downtown sits up against the rust-colored bollards that separate the United States and Mexico.
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Dominating the stage is a rust-colored wheel that churns like a windmill and has adjustable shelves for the actors to support themselves (sets are by Thomas Flach).
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Using a foundation brush, damp sponge, or your ring finger (it delivers the lightest touch), dab your rust-colored product under your eyes, focusing on any dark circles.
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The federal police released a combat video saying they were fighting near the restaurant, and a glimpse of the rust-colored facade showed it damaged but not destroyed.
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Maybe test the edge with your fingertip; a single drop of blood, the color and luminosity of a Burmese ruby, beads up, smears rust-colored across the steel.
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An enormous square pool in Australia opened recently, with a mechanism that is basically a giant plunger—fourteen hundred tons of rust-colored iron—sitting in the center.
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The resort is made up of low-lying, rust-colored buildings set among the 60,000-acre Red Cliffs Desert Reserve, a mixture of lowlands and craggy sandstone mountains.
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They confronted elected officials outside City Hall, hoisting bottles full of rust-colored water from their taps, only to be told, again and again, that the water was fine.
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Despite the persistently warm weather, my excitement for fall is expressing itself by way of aspirationally autumnal attire — today, a rust-colored jersey dress from Boden and Adidas Gazelles.
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The brush strokes are short, doubling back on themselves; it's a violent cover-up of his first attempt, now visible only as a bright specter behind a rust-colored veil.
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Perhaps the most compelling reason to be skeptical is the technological barriers that need to be overcome before any humans board a SpaceX capsule bound for Mars' rust-colored surface.
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Through Main Street, the water moved in a rust-colored torrent, swallowing pavement and washing away cars and trailers, so that a goulash of hazardous debris roiled below the surface.
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With a No. 108 ranking and four straight wins on the rust-colored clay of Roland Garros, Rogers may be the most unexpected American hit in France since Jerry Lewis.
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She then emerged from the White House, slipped on her sunglasses and strode to the awaiting media, her rust-colored coat's stand-up collar buttoned high, just below her chin.
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Vie-Long manufactures its excellent shaving brushes in Valencia, and the striking 12705 is a prime example of Spanish flair with its mid-brown bristles and rust-colored acrylic grip.
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Bright, frosty polar caps, and clouds above a vivid, rust-colored landscape reveal Mars as a dynamic seasonal planet in this NASA Hubble Space Telescope view taken on May 22, 220.
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In the pilot, Shiv wears a huge, shapeless Fair Isle sweater, paired with rolled-up maroon trousers, what look like hiking boots, a rust-colored trench, and a blue baseball cap.
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There's Labyrinth Bowie (above), side-by-side with a terracotta-and-rust-colored nudibranch with similar head fronds, and check out Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie (below) next to his striped sluggy cousin.
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The city of Denmark has been under scrutiny from residents suspicious of the rust-colored water coming from their taps, even though the local and state government assured them it was safe.
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The pattern repeats over and over, a process that Dr. Grundy referred to as "bombing the rubble until the rubble bounces," until the heavier, rust-colored organic macromolecules, known as tholins, develop.
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First, there was the photograph of Ms. Pelosi in sunglasses and swinging rust-colored coat, after she upbraided Mr. Trump in an Oval Office meeting in December, even before she became speaker.
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This coarse, rust-colored paste adds more than heat; after it sits in the soup for a while, the broth takes on a toasted flavor that sometimes reminded me of roasted peanuts.
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One woman began to crawl through the parted legs of another, as if a child at recess, while a third communed with the wall, splaying her limbs against its rust-colored surface.
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What they will hand you is a plastic-wrapped hunk of rust-colored, barely cooked-through dough that is far heavier than you expected it to be—like it's waterlogged with canola oil.
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Naruhito wore a rust-colored robe -- just as his father did during his own enthronement in 1990 -- while Masako wore a patterned, white robe and topped her traditional hairstyle with a gilded headpiece.
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A rust-colored patch on Pluto suggests that a mix of liquid water and ammonia periodically upwells to the surface through cryovolcanic vents, according to a study published on Wednesday in Science Advances.
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And we feel a deeply deranged thrill when Arthur, having come out the other side of his rage, emerges wearing smeary make-up, green hair, an orange vest and a rust-colored suit.
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This rust-colored, toxic substance has been the criticism of the tequila industry in the past, not unlike the environmentally harmful whey that is often dumped in the course of industrial Greek yogurt production.
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Steele usually offers a few kinds: a sweet but balanced rust-colored rojo , blanketing pork cheek; a negro that cooks twice as long, served over grass-fed short rib; a smoky mole chocolate cake.
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I'm tempted to buy a pair of silky rust-colored cupro trousers ($450), truly the most A-line garment I've ever seen, so I can experience wearing them while standing over a subway grate.
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In a flash, his body folded in on itself, a grotesque fright of rust-colored skin, as he was whisked down the 164-foot-long pipe, arms twisting about, and pitched into the salty chasm.
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A rust colored long-sleeved shirt pokes out from her Eckhaus Latta tee, layered with a tomato red floor-length Nike puffer coat — and then there's the soft smear of glitter on her eye lids.
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At first glance, the fibers woven into these 19th-century bracelets, earrings, brooches, and even walking stick handles look like rust-colored thread, but closer inspection reveals that the shiny strands are actually human hair.
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IVANHOE, N.C. — As the rivers trapped them inside their blacked-out town, the dwindling families of Ivanhoe collected rain to drink in plastic pitchers and flushed the toilets with buckets of rust-colored hurricane floodwater.
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The Metropolitan Correctional Center, the rust-colored fortress in Lower Manhattan where hundreds of federal inmates are housed, was described as less hospitable than Guantánamo Bay by one inmate who had been incarcerated at both.
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In the project, she plays two characters: A blonde bewigged cowboy out on the dusty range wearing a beige fringed shirt and rust-colored pants, and a woman locked indoors wearing a pink lace dress.
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In "I Like Me Better" (24 by 1063 inches), that feature is lighter in value than the surrounding rust-colored field, a hot spot of yellow, orange and lavender that glows like a distant bonfire.
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The gorgeous rust-colored outcroppings of sandstone are the most obvious attraction — the auburn cliffs, some thousands of feet high, look down on Joshua trees, agave and other flora and fauna of the eastern Mojave Desert.
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U.S Border Patrol agent Jose Romero has observed the trend first-hand along the tall, rust-colored fence punctuated with rural border crossings stretching some 40 miles (65 km) from El Paso to beyond Tornillo, Texas.
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AND the fanfare around the rust-colored Max Mara coat she wore while walking out of the West Wing inspired the fashion house to re-issue the coat five years after taking it off the racks.
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It's a fitting meeting place for the group of 30 or so women who congregate here each Saturday and sit around the large, rust-colored Formica tables in the palace's stately neo-Classical Old Archives Building.
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The orb seems to exert a gravitational pull on the array of broad, pinkish, horizontal swipes surrounding it, while rust-colored squiggles appear to escape their orbit and float off the painting's surface, like pieces of collage.
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The gawky, rust-colored birds were installed in a small brown plywood coop, and so, on the last day of March in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, another New York household joined the ever-growing ranks of the chickened.
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From her sleek trench coat to her rust-colored monochromatic outfit to her ultra-cozy cardigan sweater, Katie Holmes has been serving up some serious outfit inspo as of late, and her most recent ensemble is no exception.
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Projected onto the floor are two overlapping videos: The first shows a desiccated landscape with rust-colored rocks, yellow grass, and a malevolent sun, while the second shows a wrinkled hand inscribing a red motif on a yellow ground.
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Several holes had been dug in the rust-colored earth at the cemetery of Altamira, where grieving families began to arrive Wednesday to mourn some of the 58 inmates killed by a rival gang in a grisly prison riot.
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The pair was dressed in casual chic attire, Payne wearing a black button down tucked into pinstripe joggers and black boots, while Henry wore a rust-colored jacket over a black cropped shirt, flared black pants, and black pumps.
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Painted in The Hague in 1883, when van Gogh still thought of being a clergyman rather than a painter, the small canvas features the New Church of The Hague surrounded by the rust-colored roofs of houses in the foreground.
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But soon his eyes would close again, and he would sleep through the December blur of Rust Belt towns and rust-colored fields, right to the edge of the Ohio city where he was to fight his first professional fight. Youngstown.
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The madcap story of the Incandenza brothers and the dysfunctional damaged characters who cross their paths unspools on a mostly bare stage, with the actors performing in front of, leaning against or, occasionally, mounted on a large rust-colored wall.
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But certainly among the creepiest images to emerge were the rust-colored mounds formed by colonies of fire ants, the nightmarish spawn of the deadly storm that first made landfall last week and soaked South Texas with record-setting rains.
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From Katie Holmes' rust-colored trench coat and burnt-orange slip dress combo to Jennifer Lopez's ensemble featuring multiple shades of blue to Priyanka Chopra's mix of candy-color pinks and magenta, we're totally on board with their vibrant looks.
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A single oversize draped sleeve in tweed or flannel would be tied on with a bow atop a two-tone lilac- and rust-colored silk slip-dress caught beneath a scrim of tulle — which also crushed ruffled shirts into submission.
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From the moment it landed on my desk, it was practically love at first sight for this Eastern Shore native: The bottle's label mimics the iconic tins, and the contents looked appealing, with flecks of spice evident amid the rust-colored sauce.
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The piece continues: But certainly among the creepiest images to emerge were the rust-colored mounds formed by colonies of fire ants, the nightmarish spawn of the deadly storm that first made landfall last week and soaked South Texas with record-setting rains.
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Continuing to Atlantic Avenue, in Brooklyn, I pass the Barclays Center's immense rust-colored bicycle helmet; then I bear right at Grand Army Plaza so I can go by 152 Prospect Park West, where my wife and I lived when our children were little.
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A suspended pathway from the parking lot leads to the modernist-style cafe with its floor-to-ceiling windows, crosses a tranquil pool that seems almost Zen-Buddhist in inspiration, and, from there, a staircase cuts through the steep mountainside to a rust-colored steel viewing platform.
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On a two-mile hike to one of three monitoring stations she maintains there, we passed perhaps only a hundred and fifty feet of what most people would consider picture-postcard Sierra Nevada forest—dark-green, conifer-packed woods with a rust-colored carpet of fallen pine needles.
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Eventually they settled on a juicy Guinea hen from D'Artagnan that is crisped up in a bath of oil (without any batter or coating) before being strafed, as it comes out of the fryer, with a rust-colored spice mix that includes paprika, cumin, Aleppo pepper and sugar.
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"The same rule applied to the Bronx Colors-brand face makeup from Switzerland that Trump slathered on — two full containers, one half full — even if it meant the housekeepers had to regularly bring new shirts from the pro shop because of the rust-colored stains on the collars," according to WaPo.
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As with long stretches of the 2,000-mile (3,200-km) border, a 25-foot-tall fence already exists along the international boundary here, built in 2011 and made up of thick rust-colored metal beams that follow the rocky terrain for miles to the west and east of the city.
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It was 1963, three years before the Cultural Revolution, an event that would ravage her generation and eradicate the very notion of culture, and the bulky, rust-colored chest standing mysteriously on its hind legs seemed like the kind of novelty her father, a sergeant in the People's Liberation Army, would have forbidden.
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MICHAEL SITTOW: ESTONIAN PAINTER AT THE COURTS OF RENAISSANCE EUROPE An exhibit of 20 of the Bruges-trained painter's surviving oeuvre, organized with the Art Museum of Estonia, in Tallinn, will include a portrait thought to be of Spanish nobleman Diego de Guevara, a depressive man with rust-colored hair, a broad fur collar and 5-o'clock shadow. Jan.
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Artist Jeremy Brooks parodies conventional masculinity with his three-piece "Shinowear" (2015) collection, a series of stoneware plates with digital ceramic detail of men's underwear advertisements, nearly obscured by the heavy rust-colored glaze — which, Ruhwald explains, during an interview in his studio at Cranbrook, is typical of a certain school of highly masculine ceramics artists.
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Though it is possible to distinguish stylistic differences in the design of the masks — the helmet-style Mende mask that would cover the whole head of a female elder during Sande rituals that guided females through rites of womanhood, or the detailed, braided hair of the Chokwe mask, rendered in rust-colored cloth — De Becker is quick to emphasize how much these works have in common.
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France, tasked with finding him an outfit for the show's debut, offered up a number of options, including a velvet rust-colored suit (which Minhaj said made him look like "Indian Arsenio Hall") and a grey pinstripe suit (which Minhaj said made him look like Michael Jordan in the '90s), and a hoodie-turned-crop top (Minhaj just stared at the camera, Jim Halpert style, at that point).
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It also took first prize in the annual photo contest's Nature category; other entries include Tarun Sinha's aerial picture of crocodiles lounging on the muddy banks of Costa Rica's Rio Racroles like prehistoric predators awaiting a feast; Yatuka Takafuji's magical image of fireflies hovering near a Japanese shrine; and another scene of a volcano by Reynold Riksa Dewantara that shows Indonesia's Mount Bromo spewing a cloud of rust-colored smoke that Turner would have loved to paint.
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