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The harness is sewn to the pack bag but it's not sewn to the edges.
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That means nothing is sewn together – no sleeves, no lapels.
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Coast to Coast had punk sewn into its very aesthetic.
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It's made in China with visible threads, sloppily sewn together.
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The mom is sewn up, and the procedure is over.
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In extreme cases, the vaginal opening is also sewn up.
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We know that this cloth is not sewn without us. . . .
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The vaginal opening may also be sewn up or sealed.
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Within hours, Schumer had sewn up the votes, and Sen.
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Next, the different parts of the jeans are sewn on.
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They are painted, printed or photographed; projected, beaded or sewn.
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All 1,000 costumes are sewn, bedazzled, and tailored on site.
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Just what I'd have done if I'd sewn them myself.
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Big Lev from Biz Dev had sewn up Silicon Valley.
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Earnest Sewn Connie Cropped Boyfriend Jean, $185, available at Earnest Sewn Emily Holland, Styling Director The Origin StoryI, by and large, wear vintage Levi's with a higher waist and a straight leg — they feel classic.
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The holes in his body could have been sewn up—they just couldn't be sewn up in less than the five or six minutes it takes for the brain to die from lack of oxygen.
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Green was anesthetized and her cervix was sewn shut once more.
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Snippets that, when sewn together, never smoothed to a cohesive timeline.
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They were sewn by this lovely guy called Leonardo from Armani.
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Zen is life itself sewn into the fabric of daily existence.
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DJ Dog Dick, Narwhalz of Sound, Sewn Leather, Juiceboxxx, HEALTH, Fluct.
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Each straw is hand embroidered onto a machine-sewn silk base.
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The very first sequins were coins, sewn into clothes for safekeeping.
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Or, like a Chinese sausage bun with one end sewn up.
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Minutes later, Dr. Leavitt had sewn in a new, mechanical valve.
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The one that incorporates holograms of saints sewn into the fabric?
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"It's sewn into my head," Ms. Hadid said of her veil.
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"I wouldn't conclude (Biden) has this state sewn up," Henson said.
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Photovoltaic panels appear sewn into fabrics, essentially creating super portable generators.
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Earnest Sewn Rachel Denim Trouser, $185, available at Earnest Sewn Bethie Girmai, Associate Stylist The Origin StoryI think finding a flattering jean jacket can be just as challenging as finding a great-fitting pair of jeans.
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"It's embroidered, it's sewn into the flag by Betsy Ross," he said.
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The Mountain is a groggy, misshapen creation sewn together in Qyburn's basement.
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Sewn on the front of her dress is the Star of David.
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It took 100 hours to make and featured 3,000 hand-sewn crystals.
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The bodies leave Eusebio empty of their organs and roughly sewn up.
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He also had to have part of his ear sewn back on.
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Those sewn-on patches on the fire suit were just the start.
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After the shoes are made, colorful or patterned cloth is sewn on.
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I woke up in a hospital having my forehead sewn back together.
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Aligning such sheets so that they can be sewn together is easy.
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You'll get a huge diamond / And a peony dress sewn with vines.
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These are the bureaucrats in shirts sewn with the immigration department logo.
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A swimsuit is not just a little piece of fabric sewn together.
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The Boston Red Sox (pretty much) have the AL East sewn up.
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Viti's version wears a hand-sewn ostrich feather dress, made in Italy.
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Even if, as Barack Obama suspected, Clinton had the nomination sewn up.
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And all around us, the seeds of false reminiscence are being sewn.
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The long strands of ribbons need to be sewn down, he decides.
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In Somalia and Somaliland, the vaginal opening is typically sewn almost closed.
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Once again, my mom had sewn those letters to my tank-top.
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The other leading performance categories also seem to be largely sewn up.
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"If we were closer … I would be sewn to her," Alec said.
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Other students have sewn blankets and pillows for a local VA hospital.
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You can find the code sewn into the inside of the carrier.
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A woven Corona label is sewn into the back of the tongue.
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In its most extreme form the vaginal opening is also sewn up.
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I drew a backdrop that I just had hand-sewn for me.
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This look was hand sewn by our Grandma, so it's extra special!
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Those tiny plastic flowers, the stylist noted, are hand-sewn onto the gown.
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Hospital staff dressed her tiny body in tiny baby clothes, sewn by volunteers.
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The loose threads are always dangling, as if sewn haphazardly and in jest.
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His house is now a tent made of blankets, taped and sewn together.
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Apparently, though, Romanovs had sewn jewels into their clothing, which stopped the bullets.
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If ever you've sewn a patch on a jacket, you've done appliqué work.
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It could be American flag bandanas for bulldogs sewn by Betsy Ross herself.
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As I was sewn up, Daniel went over to check on the babies.
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This is finely observed character work, sewn seamlessly into the larger story line.
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I genuinely question any uniform that has their undying grudge sewn into it.
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Someone's shoe was found to have a razor blade sewn into the sole.
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The woman from the narcotics house had sewn the packages into the dress.
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There was one overwhelming takeaway from Tuesday's presidential contests: Nothing is sewn up.
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Now we know it could be corn silk sewn into The Donald's gourd.
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These conductive yarns, where sewn, are able to respond to gestures and touch.
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It wasn't pretty but the handles sewn onto the sides made it easier.
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Ms. Crowner's sewn-canvas technique continues to give her colors a satisfying separateness.
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His arms fell off several times and had to be sewn back on.
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Plus the men want their names sewn on, and their ranks and units.
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It involves getting sutures sewn into her face as an alternative to fillers.
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It's a silk Japanese pouch with an airplane image sewn into the fabric.
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On the back of the apron, she'd sewn a tiny vintage Barbie outfit.
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I learned in Jordan that a city can be sewn into a dress.
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This lumpy stocking is full of leftover lands, sewn into a monument designation.
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A copy of the elaborate Victorian wedding gown will be designed and sewn.
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It was so difficult to shoot on an iPhone sewn into the shirt.
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For the last year, I've worn a sewn-in weave with a lace closure.
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His accolade to come once inside is all sewn up as an honorary tribute.
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"They're sewn within an inch of my leg," he said of the bespoke suits.
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The interior is dressed with a cut and sewn dashboard peppered with rich details.
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Now, a robot's sewn up incisions in a live pig's gut, all by itself.
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Picture this: Angela is strapped to the chair, her mouth half sewn-shut. Mrs.
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She came to class dressed in frumpy homemade clothes sewn by her Bangladeshi mother.
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Glass beads are sewn into small compartments and are then weaved into the Puro.
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They're made of recycled nylon or polyester, and they're also Fair Trade Certified-sewn.
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Several women wore dresses that rattled from deer hooves sewn in pairs to hems.
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We're talking 1,650 Swarvoski crystals strong, each glimmering jewel hand-sewn to the dress.
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They do that over and over again until all the track pants are sewn.
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Pot holders sewn onto the knees of her pants cushions her while she works.
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How about the "L" monograms that were SEWN ON all of Laverne DeFazio's tops?
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She has dressed dogs from many breeds in outfits sewn by a hired seamstress.
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About hand-sewn communion and birthday dresses now being worn by a third generation.
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I comment on a band patch one of them has sewn onto his pants.
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Once he'd sewn up his Republican candidacy, this was exactly the tactic Trump used.
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I lost three of my fingers, but they were sewn back by the doctors.
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The Cthulhu-thing is sewn together from dead flesh, but it's just a puppet.
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After that&aposs done, the ears are sewn onto the rest of the mask.
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"Firstly, they are cut out into different sizes, which are sewn together to make them thick and in layers, that they take the shape of a tunnel," he wrote, adding that the straps were cut out by hand but sewn by machine.
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The seeds of this impact were sewn into the very production of the film itself.
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An Eder flag measuring 50-by-80 feet weighs 119 pounds and is hand-sewn.
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Here's another memo to the Hillary camp: you've already got the feminist vote sewn up.
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I have a big Raiders banner and I had LOU-RAIDER sewn on to it.
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However, an American Girl spokeswoman told PEOPLE that Logan's underwear will not be sewn on.
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Meanwhile, Yves Saint Laurent's haute couture evening dress was also machine-sewn and hand-finished.
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People liked the juxtaposition of this socially charged "curse word" hand-sewn into pastel embroidery.
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Some upstart with a glitzy umbrella sewn into his saddle has stolen this year's title.
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Someone has carefully measured this concrete abomination & lovingly sewn it a fabric cover #bollards pic.twitter.
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The student was taken to the hospital, where his tooth was sewn back into place.
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This material is often gifted by a family member, then sewn into a modern design.
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Patting his chest to check for the hidden pocket sewn into his shirt, Babr smiled.
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"It's like my eyes were sewn open with a piece of electric thread," she says.
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Let's go out on a limb and say he's got this résumé category sewn up.
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Most are JanSport or High Sierra backpacks retrofitted with ballistic panels sewn into the back.
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It could come down to identifying a sewn seam versus a bonded or taped one.
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Inside the shell is an extra layer of microfiber already sewn to protect against accidents.
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The extravagant veil also included the phrase "Till death do us part" sewn onto it.
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The interior is clad with swoopy aluminum extrusions and a cut-and-sewn instrument panel.
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Josh Gerstein: I'm having four gold stripes sewn onto each sleeve of my best suit.
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Similarly, a commitment to sustainability is sewn into the very fabric of clothing company Patagonia.
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Dresses were still in construction, with pleats painstakingly pressed and sewn and ballgowns in pieces.
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The extravagant veil also included the phrase "Till death do us part" sewn onto it.
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They had sewn together these blankets to hide the street view from Turkish army snipers.
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Though, it should be noted, even Hadid's purse had extra pockets sewn on the side.
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This is a movie made with the utmost restraint, unsettling horror sewn into its every breath.
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A knitted Stanford bunny skin (left), stuffed and sewn shut (center), viewed from the front (right).
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He could still be competitive in a race the Democrats were assumed to have sewn up.
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They also showed a doll wearing their bikini swimsuit design, with the sewn-on underwear underneath.
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One picture shows Emily and her older sister dressed in Halloween costumes sewn by their mother.
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In the summer, I get them sewn in so I can go to the beach (~$1500).
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" I'm like, "That makes me feel so confident, with big clamps and things sewn into it.
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You can get shoulder bags made of discarded sailcloth and pillows sewn from Japanese shibori remnants.
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And the whole thing is sewn using the same color thread used in your Wraith's interior.
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Sure, my breasts were sewn together, and they were red and inflamed, but they were mine.
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They're still hand-sewn, full-grain, unlined leather, and they break in without losing a stitch.
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Stephen has his own long first-person narrative sewn in, a story that's harrowing and fearful.
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Yet, vast economic changes are creating a true rift that needs to be sewn back together.
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Republicans treat the system somewhat differently, but President Donald Trump has it sewn up this year.
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Despite such an illustrious group of patrons, Doherty has never even sewn labels into her garments.
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Another Bunny-to-be, Lauren McFall, was being sewn into her bodice for the first time.
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Maybe give her a light cashmere twin set with a scarlet "A" sewn onto the chest?
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Sewn across the canvas is a strip of multicolored fabric that divides the composition in two.
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These include sequins, paillettes and hundreds of glass shards sewn in with 24-karat gold thread.
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One pair of sneakers has "75" sewn into it, a nod to the Paris postal code.
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But he poured those resources into Iowa, won and pretty quickly had the nomination sewn up.
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Lutz's work was too deftly sewn into the English language to be picked free of it.
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Note those suave hood ridges, sort of like the darts in a well-sewn suit jacket.
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She wore an oversized Gucci set designed with sewn-on flowers down the arms and pant legs.
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"We've sewn girls into their dresses as they were running onto stage with broken zippers," Corbo explained.
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Celebrate the upcoming #IndependenceDay holiday with these Air Max 1s featuring the flag sewn by Betsy Ross.
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Sewn into the bag is a bike tube, an axel, and a pocket that stores the wheels.
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His finger couldn't be reattached, so a new tip was sewn on using skin from his hand.
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Yellow and black — Lee's favorite colors — also adorn the strap of alligator leather sewn on natural rubber.
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While walking around the empty orphanage, Angie sees apparitions of little girls with their faces sewn shut.
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Conveniently, in Manifest, Michaela spots a Bible verse sewn onto a pillow and does the math herself.
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This fabric aloe plant, sewn onto an embroidery hoop, has a sweet message stamped on to it.
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His mom had sewn a tunic, and his dad had fashioned a sword with a wood shield.
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You'd forget your bloody kids' names if they weren't sewn into the back of their school shirts.
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Clinton's supporters, particularly as Mr. Trump has sewn up his race weeks before people expected him to.
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But the gloves are off for one simple reason: Hillary doesn't have the race sewn up yet.
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He once said his family was so poor that he regularly wore shirts sewn from flour sacks.
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On a man's jacket, part of the lapel is sewn into the fabric for a smoother effect.
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She recalled the tables at the reception having a horseshoe motif, and invitations hand-sewn onto handkerchiefs.
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The words "love you always" and "always with you" are sewn into the feet of each bear.
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This costume is made of 100% scuba knit: Polyester, in other words, and machine-sewn at that.
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This play is a flower of that seed of vile sin, sewn at the beginning of time.
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It's not as drastic, but just about all the playoff spots except for two are sewn up.
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That is why a 10 Corso Como label is sewn into all of the clothing it sells.
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In Los Angeles, McGregor wore a David August suit with fuck-yous sewn into the pin stripes.
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Each shoe is hand cut, shaped and sewn by Feit and features a custom design by BDDW.
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"My God, that place is really sewn up; how's the baby going to come out?" he wondered.
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The injury, a wound about the size of a nickel, was sewn up with a few stitches.
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It's essentially 20 different "Call of Duty" maps all sewn together into one absurdly large, dangerous quilt.
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Combat is fast, brutal, and punishing, and levels are sewn together by cleverly placed, successively unlocked shortcuts.
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One woman had $100 bills sewn into her bikini cups and a painted handprint on her backside.
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The effect is such that each performer seems sewn to the last by the continuity of sound.
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The sheer side panels and sleeves on Andrade's dress stand out thanks to the sewn-in rhinestones.
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This is the first time I've had a sewn-in weave and it came out really well.
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During a tug of war, people joined dolls whose hands Ms. Ayano had sewn to the rope.
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Cynthia Erivo wore a $3 million diamond necklace, and her dress had peonies sewn on the inside.
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Behind it, a curtain of fabric pieces sewn together into tower-like forms evoked a ravaged skyline.
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Boro clothing is made of assembled pieces of fabric bits dyed with indigo sewn into a patchwork.
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Yet, there is a poetically conflicting relationship between the undergarments and the hard-edged words sewn into them.
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Themes of the heart are sewn through the record: love and lust; friendship and betrayal; birth and death.
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Many asylum seekers suffer from depression, some have sewn their lips and gone on hunger strikes in protest.
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At Timothy Taylor, Eduardo Terrazas's embroidered, geometric works are objectively flawless — meticulously sewn and contained within perfect shapes.
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It's stuffed with sand and sawdust, a concoction that is then drenched with holy wine and sewn shut.
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A 17-foot train also featured intertwined initials of an A and an S sewn in silver beads.
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Inside, tucked away and sewn in, they keep their "belly buttons," meaning their fallen-off umbilical cord stumps.
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RFK also had the nomination all sewn up at this point, too.... and look what happened to him.
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With dollar notes sewn into her kimono — to avoid custom hassles, Kusama arrived in New York in 1958.
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Ms. Schumer goes on a bus tour, is denied sex and has her arm sewn to her face.
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Nobody can seriously accuse these innovators of having sewn up their markets or of depending on state favours.
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And anyone who thought Hillary Clinton already had this election sewn up, must now face a new reality.
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There's no sophisticated tech involved; the ticket is a fabric version sewn into the tongue of the sneaker.
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While toupées sit on top of the head without much adhesion, weaves are either sewn or glued on.
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He styles his thinning hair in a Mohawk, and Bronwen has a string of glitter sewn into hers.
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A portion of the clothing was donated by Muscovites, then hand-sewn into the giant medicine capsule shape.
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Hand-sewn, they are not exact replicas but instead playful interpretations of a wide range of fire-arms.
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That's where Robin Kornides, 63, lives with her husband and makes her living selling sewn and knitted goods.
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Mr. Georgiou knew it well; his mother had sewn one on his jeans when he was a child.
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And many of the costumes being sold in the gift shops at the park are sewn in China.
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He doesn't want you to buy pajamas sewn in China, because he thinks they could catch on fire.
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Java is deeply sewn into the software world, particularly when it comes to business-focused or enterprise software.
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The seeds of the second-wave feminist movement were being sewn, and disillusionment with the American cultural landscape grew.
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Tracks can be made into clips, they can be taped into hair, or they can be sewn into hair.
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They may taste dry and cloying as shit, but these candies are deeply sewn into America's shared gastronomic consciousness.
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In most U.S. elections cycles, party insiders quickly coalesce around candidates once they have effectively sewn up the nomination.
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The brand uses cotton picked in The States that then gets woven, processed, cut, sewn, and packaged here, too.
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He already has the California primary sewn up, and he seems to be getting into a groove attacking Clinton.
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The company announced last week that its dolls will now have their underwear sewn on to their cloth bodies.
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It probably definitely won't be hand-sewn, or anywhere near as contest-worthy as what John would have chosen.
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Lindsay says Heather had sewn a piece of lace from her late grandmother's wedding dress into her own gown.
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All the pieces of me that I felt were missing got sewn up the minute I saw his face.
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They're carnations and baby's breath and they're not even sewn onto a crown, they're simply pinned into her hair.
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Green and Angela and Eliot are walking, Beth has her mouth sewn shut — just like the orphaned girls did.
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When Kingdom Hearts 3 launched in late January, selfies weren't simply for enrichment—they were sewn into the game.
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But there's one problem: the motif sewn into the hat is actually a four-leaf clover, not a shamrock.
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Sleep on the side of the pillow sewn in the luxe fabric, and the benefits are just the same.
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That's then sewn back together with fishing wire while it feels like your vital organs are trying to escape!
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The Democratic nomination is all but sewn up, which leaves the question of what Bernie Sanders will do next.
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"The feathers were dipped, the crystals were sewn," said the nominee, extolling the work involved in the couture gown.
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In order to look "tactical," Tom told me, the brothers wore black turtlenecks with " taser " sewn on the neck.
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But to Glafira Candelaria José, who has sewn those images all her life, there can be only one source.
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It is all the rejected themes for every TV show ever made, sewn together like a quilt of nightmares.
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Too compressive, to loose and bunchy, or poorly sewn seams that chafe and scratch, the horrors can be endless.
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Steve King, the Republican congressman from Iowa, posted on Facebook about the Cuban flag sewn to Ms. González's jacket.
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Miep, Gerda, Els, Annie, Betty and Lies had written their names in pencil and she had sewn over them.
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Each of the device's zones is hand-sewn with triple-reinforced stitching, giving it a high level of durability.
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Pogue immediately thought of the Korean tradition of bojagi — patchworked squares of cloth joined with hand-sewn sealed seams.
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In the comments section of her video, she explained that the puffs aren&apost actually sewn together at all.
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Everything is knitted, dyed, cut and sewn in Los Angeles, and designed to be worn throughout pregnancy, and beyond.
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Music masked the background noise and distracted patients from the experience of being cut open and sewn back together.
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Cut-and-sewn dashboards, dramatic LED light piping, and panoramic glass roofs have become the norm in premium vehicles.
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But 2016 was the 108th year after their last title, and a baseball is sewn together with 108 stitches.
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He needed to pick up some tennis shirts onto which an elderly neighbor had sewn sponsor patches for him.
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The script feels like two plays roughly sewn together, one about external borders and another about internal, identitarian ones.
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Incoming prisoners who were selected for forced labor received tattoos and had a serial number sewn into their uniforms.
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And the Confederate battle flag—the infamous stars and bars—was sewn in Baltimore by sisters Hetty and Jennie Cary.
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At that time, all of your pieces were still being sewn in house by your team of designers and sewers.
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Back in July, Cailey Fiesel bought a Zara dress that allegedly came with rodent-borne disease sewn into its hem.
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Performance Ankle Sock, $14The first thing that stands out about these socks is the silicone pad sewn into the heel.
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The Vitesse basically just has a plain nylon strap, sewn on at an angle to the corners of the bag.
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Recalled items can be identified by their lot number, which is printed on the sewn-in label on the stroller.
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After the operation, scarring occurs on multiple levels of your abdominal wall after the layers are sewn together, she says.
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They were generally made of several narrow, loom-width lengths of material sewn together, creating another element in the design.
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Every costume has sewn inside it the number of the production and the name of the actor who wore it.
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Called Gamgam's Wall, this collection of hand sewn pieces is Stefanie Tam's response to a society that relies on compartmentalization.
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Wenger is sewn deep into the very DNA of the club I support, and I couldn't be happier about it.
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Next you're going to tell us Kim even gets her underwear sewn by hand to accommodate her infamously extreme measurements.
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The new doll comes as the company faces backlash for its newest change to the beloved dolls: sewn-on underwear.
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Oh, and remember when a woman recently sued the retailer after she found a dead mouse sewn into her dress.
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He enjoys putting photos of himself cuddling puppies and blondes on social media, and he has local politics sewn up.
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Watch "Protest Through Sewn Lips: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 10)" Read "Europe Will Close Main Migration Route at Today's Emergency Summit"
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The next day, he took them out again, but he'd sewn up their pockets so they couldn't leave a trail.
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Whereas the four biggest carmakers sell two-fifths of road vehicles, liftmakers have the market sewn up far more tightly.
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The new design uses a combination of mesh, ripstop nylon, and Nubuck in a retro-inspired cut-and-sewn upper.
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Its style lends itself well to minimalists and lovers of that cut-and-sewn look found on retro running sneakers.
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Boned stays were sewn into men's coats during the same period to stiffen and support before the rise of tailoring.
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But there was one problem: the motif sewn into the hat was actually a four-leaf clover, not a shamrock.
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The penis and vagina were sewn together in simulated copulation, and the entire setup was preserved with a formaldehyde solution.
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Everything you see, from the characters' clothes to the ship's rusted furniture, was designed, cut, sewn, and painted by hand.
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With Donald Trump having sewn up the GOP nomination in early May, only the Democratic side really mattered on Tuesday.
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Today, it's the largest bank in the US.The complex's multiple structures have since been sewn together and opened to visitors.
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At Calvin Klein, Raf Simons paid homage to the American heartland with hand-sewn chiffon dresses inspired by vintage quilts.
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It is flesh torn apart and sewn together again in a shape other than that in which it was born.
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Now there's so much television, there's no reason for harassment and abuse to be tidily sewn into a single installment.
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Another was a small plastic wrap inside a leather pouch sewn to the inside of the pants of a body.
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A star was sewn onto the front and it had a thick hem to be let out as I grew.
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Every spring in Shukhuti, a black leather ball is sewn together to play Lelo Burti, a brutally physical folk game.
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Accompanying my pregnant friend shopping one day, I pined over a striped onesie with a crab sewn on the backside.
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Vanquished local rulers, if lucky, might be granted a princely death, sewn into a sack and then trampled by horses.
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Her gown featured flowers hand sewn to her long skirt, inspired by the Kadayawan Festival, an annual celebration in Davao.
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"Each piece of our lives here gets sewn together," Ms. Taylor said later, noting the hothouse that is Martha's Vineyard.
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Erroneously known as the "one-seam wedding dress," this extraordinary garment appears to have been immaculately conceived rather than sewn.
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Threatening to veto the Berkshire offer suggests the fund doesn't have the financing sewn up and is stalling for time.
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The Roam Robotics ski exoskeleton is currently on preorder for $3,500 and is made from molded plastic and sewn fabric.
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Made out of muslin, they are sewn between layers of mousseline and tulle, both on the bodice and the skirt.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Lopez&aposs bodysuit was decorated with 12,000 silver sequins and 15,000 hand-sewn Swarovski crystals.
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I've heard that the SoftBank deal couldn't quite be finalized in time, although I've also heard it's all sewn up.
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The world only becomes a moral one if the fabric it's sewn from is made moral by those in power.
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By July, 2018, the company had sewn up $5 million in financing from a who's who of entrepreneurs and celebrity investors.
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With the growth gone and Josh sewn up, he walks out with minor swelling and a soon-to-be-smooth forehead.
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Burden, Abramović, and their progeny treat the human frame like a canvas — an object to be nailed, sewn, slashed, and stapled.
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These will then be sewn together and supported by an aluminum framework which will hang from the ceiling via a truss.
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"Freya has been sewn, bolted, drilled and bandaged back together," the family wrote in their first blog post after the incident.
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With the smartphone OS market almost entirely sewn up between Google and Apple, what's an alternative operating system maker to do?
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Ortega's designs are cut from materials finished and treated in his mills and then sewn by a network of local shops.
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The toy is sewn together multiple times, meaning it has several seams that take quite a long time to rip apart.
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Each toy also comes with "squeaker safety pockets" so that piece is sewn into pouches as an added layer of safety.
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" It was "a huge umbrella-size straw brim with long celluloid fringe sewn around the brim edge, hanging to the floor.
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The four swaths of fabric were sewn together in a staggered fashion to create a cascading effect of the floral forms.
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Each piece has 'property of:' sewn-in tags to note the wearer throughout the years, one of Parker's own family rituals.
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Ms. Stipkovits's donated dress, sewn with Swarovski crystals, made her jaw drop; her daughter, now 14, was her maid of honor.
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We're told, the satin bomber jacket was hand-cut and hand-sewn ... and had 4,000 Swarovski crystals hand-placed into it.
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The shot to Smith's head almost tore off his left ear, which needed to be sewn back on, the complaint says.
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A captivating work by Yinka Shonibare reflected on that subject: hand-sewn Dutch cotton flowers blossoming out of a replica gun.
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The designer was gifted the World's Creepiest Doll, which had something that's supposed to look like her face sewn onto it.
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We're hitting many parts sewn deep within Nigerian society (corruption, lack of accountability and transparency) — the results of the resource curse.
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There will be discounts of up to 70 percent on hand-sewn styles like a four-eye oxford ($350, originally $700).
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Each one you visit is a winding labyrinth of corridors, chambers, and wide-open spaces sewn together organically, but with purpose.
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It is thus hard to align two pieces of it in a way that allows them to be sewn together accurately.
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Agents found buckets full of body parts, male genitalia in a cooler, and heads and bodies of different people sewn together.
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The scalp flap, sewn back on, had been carefully shaved to leave enough hair to mask the titanium implants, a little.
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She was tall for a villager and barefoot, with a long skirt that had fingernail-size silver bells sewn onto it.
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Take for instance the softly pink dress (pictured), lavishly covered in laser-cut silicone feathers attached to machine-sewn white cotton.
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So far, Raj said, small companies across the US have started using Softwear to make clothes, bedsheets, and other sewn linens.
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I then spent another $75 on alterations and a sewn-in strapless bra (I blame that one on you, flat chest).
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At the 2014 Australian Open, a British man was arrested with an electronic device that had been sewn into his clothing.
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Who cares that the sequins are this badly sewn on when you can entertain yourself for hours stroking Nicolas Cage's face?
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You can only imagine — but she's sewn them all together into a bulbously erotic swing chair, just in case you can't.
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She liked low heels from Saks Fifth Avenue, the tops sewn together with raised seams, resembling the veins of a leaf.
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The swimsuits are made from recycled fishing nets that are sewn without seams to make them feel like a second skin.
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I was even encouraged to peek into a large area behind the showroom to watch some items being sewn and assembled.
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Mr. Parr is no stranger to extreme acts, having once sewn his lips together to highlight Australia's treatment of asylum seekers.
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Every Colon-Lugo hat is composed of "ingredients" that can be cut up and sewn years later into a new style.
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New England (14-2) entered the game with the AFC East title and a first-round playoff bye already sewn up.
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Jen Atkin, the celebrity hairstylist and social media star, started fussing with the flower she had sewn into the bride's hair.
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Materials look and feel great, but at $240,495 as tested, where is the cut and sewn dashboard and LED accent lighting?
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Sara had tremendous style and dressed in outfits copied from the pages of European fashion magazines and sewn by her mother.
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Some of my own family quilts are gorgeously complex, but others are barely more than plain rectangles sewn in a row.
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And while being new, the garment echoes the history of fashion, namely, in this case, Elsa Schiaparelli's own hand-sewn skeleton dress.
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The hospital staff dressed Maia in this outfit sewn by volunteers and took photos of her—mementos to honor her short life.
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Fast forward to 2017, and the years of R&D have yielded a $350 Levi's jean jacket with Jacquard technology sewn in.
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But — oh, speaking of feet, a woman found a dead rodent sewn into her Zara dress and lived to tell the tale.
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It is a button up shirt sewn onto your t-shirt, or you can wear it interchangeably and have a t-shirt.
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"So I'm getting for the Oscars and everything's getting sewn together," he also shared behind-the-scenes glam prep on Instagram Story.
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Some examples include fibers made from genetically modified yeast, leather made from lab-grown cells, and fabrics sewn with bacteria inside them.
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He suggested a plastic arm should be sewn on people's spines, to give them a tripod to sit on while in line.
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Well, except one, when it comes to suits: "They're sewn within an inch of my leg," Consuelos says of the bespoke suits.
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Rihanna's music had morphed during the hiatus: Her new songs were still brassy and explicit, but sewn together with a fresh rawness.
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Altogether what this tells us is the big rise on the Times' valuation is almost entirely sewn up in its digital growth.
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Probably right here, as demonstrated by a woman who "pranks" her sleeping boyfriend by waking him up with her lips sewn shut.
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Its writer penned the verses on vellum, and the pages were then folded, sewn, and bound into a codex for convenient reading.
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But no sooner had he arrived than he was captured by Sunni opponents, sewn into the belly of a donkey and burnt.
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The Fool sculpture is a frolicking wire man, clothed in a shirt sewn by Casey's grandmother for Alice in Wonderland's white rabbit.
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It's really just an NFC tag sewn onto a suit, so it's a far cry from "smart fabrics" like Google's Project Jacquard.
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Take Issey Miyake's "Flying Saucer" dress: That dress, unveiled in 1994, was machine-pleated, machine-sewn, and is an avant garde icon.
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I guess a special label he had sewn in the back of every tie, that says the Donald J. Trump Signature Collection.
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You'd be forgiven for thinking that Google has search all sewn up, but that's not necessarily the case in Albanian-speaking countries.
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Nestvold-Haugen, though, believed the seeds of the success were sewn when Norway last hosted the Winter Olympics at Lillehammer in 1994.
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Her eyelids were sewn shut to protect her eyes from desiccation, but this did not prevent tears from rolling down her face.
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Olde Hope Antiques has a possible museum candidate in a quilt sewn in 1869 by a Virginia-based Quaker named Elizabeth Holmes.
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They plastered the sides of Vitebsk's buildings and streetcars with geometric forms, and started to wear black squares sewn on their jackets.
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Republicans clearly believe that the more disgust and frustration is sewn with the proceedings among the average voter, the better for them.
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It's Fair Trade Certified sewn, and its zippered internal chest pocket also doubles as its own stuffsack with a reinforced carabiner loop.
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Mezher spent months in the hospital, his tongue sewn to the bottom of his mouth so that he wouldn't choke on it.
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"From the moment he had the nomination sewn up, he should have been pounding the turf in states like Pennsylvania," Skelley said.
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When the holiday came, they met their jailers by waving a sea of tiny hand-sewn stars and stripes through the bars.
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The failure to cooperate with a congressional impeachment inquiry undermines the separation of powers sewn into the fabric of our glorious Constitution.
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The sewn-fabric drawings of Geta Bratescu insinuate melting faces, while Melvin Edwards's potent little "Lynch Fragment" wall sculptures imply further violence.
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Even with the help of Rightfully Sewn, a charity that trains and places refugee seamstresses, Ms. Choules can't find enough skilled workers.
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So, she planned to cut a heart-shaped patch from the dress and have it sewn onto her wedding gown for the Sept.
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It was then embellished with both hand-sewn pearls and gemstones and machine-printed rhinestones, perfectly encapsulating the tension between man and machine.
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Once Girl Guides have a new skill under their belt, they earn badges which can be sewn onto clothing or a camp blanket.
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Freeport Police Department patches are sewn on the arms and chest of her long-sleeved navy shirt and even on her cowboy boots.
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Typically, the nomination is sewn up well before the convention, making the actual event a prolonged celebration of the party's newly anointed one.
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Typically, the nomination is sewn up well before the convention, making the actual event a prolonged celebration of the party's newly anointed one.
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Michael McDonald, president of the Sewn Products Equipment & Suppliers of the Americas, a trade group, says that clothesmakers face a "sizeable labour shortage".
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After fidgeting with my eyes sewn shut for the better part of two hours, I emerged with lashes that were indeed natural-looking.
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These measurements are then put into a algorithm that uses CAD to create custom patterns that are hand-sewn together by a tailor.
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The objects most commonly sewn on to Mr Medalla's "A Stitch in Time" were business cards, not the meaningful embellishments the artist intended.
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Another veteran commission doctor, Anthony Curreri, an ophthalmologist fresh from having sewn up another boxer's face — "repairing," he will say — soon joins him.
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Men from her party, the All-India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK), wear white shirts with a filmy pocket sewn over the heart.
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Amazon has audiobooks sewn up, which means that podcasting is the natural area for Spotify to try to differentiate itself from its competitors.
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Sewn into Chopra's dress was a piece of her now-mother-in-law Denise Jonas' own lace wedding dress from her 1985 nuptials.
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It's hard to ignore those soulless, button eyes, the sewn mouth, the dress with a stain that may or may not be blood.
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I felt safer knowing that I could grab Tiny out of the water by a thick large handle sewn into the life jacket.
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First the raw denim was washed in a drum filled with pumice stones and bleach, then it was cut and sewn into shape.
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It's Time To Take Up Knitting Alert your grandma and Pinterest-obsessed sister that you're going to need one hand-sewn cardigan stat.
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Why is no one addressing the verbal, emotional, and even physical abuse that were basically sewn into the seams of the Hollywood system?
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Several of Cline's stage costumes, many sewn by her mother, Hilda Hensley, show the singer's evolving look from corny cowgirl to sophisticated chanteuse.
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But it's only until well after childbirth when the skin has been cared for and sewn back together, that it starts to hurt.
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The company announced last week that the dolls will now have their underwear sewn on to their bodies rather than selling them separately.
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In 1996, it was revealed that dresses from her $300 million clothing line sold at Walmart were being sewn by Honduran child laborers.
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The Infinity Burial Suit, a one-piece garment designed to be worn in the afterlife, is sewn with a mushroom spore-infused thread.
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Dortmund jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first ten minutes of the match and looked to have it sewn up.
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By selling direct, I'm able to avoid the retail markup, and therefore offer finely sourced and sewn pieces at a more modest price.
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There's also a new spotlight system that has been sewn into performers' costumes to make the art of lighting each performer a science.
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Trump, who has already sewn up the Republican nomination, also advocates for dismantling Dodd-Frank, but has given few clues to his plan.
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He explained that all luxury shirts have extra buttons sewn in, so that in case of loss, there would be a replacement available.
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Granted, I'm driving the top-shelf SX Turbo model that adds a cut-and-sewn dashboard with satin finish to metallic trim bits.
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Patagonia's swimsuits are Fair Trade Certified-sewn from recycled materials, they look great, and they stay in place whether you're surfing or swimming.
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Her mother, who was illiterate, was a "crazed creative figure," Ms. Applebroog recalled, who added fur accents to her daughter's hand-sewn clothes.
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A young woman approached a canvas alley made of nine sewn-together drop cloths; it flowed between the audience, seated on either side.
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We would probably still have had some piece of the British flag upon our own, and Betsy Ross would have sewn in vain.
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I saw women from Uzbekistan who had their national flag sewn onto their head scarves, and men with "Kurdistan" emblazoned on their jackets.
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The gown was said to be so tight-fitting, Monroe had to be sewn into it on the day of JFK's birthday party.
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The floor mats were hand-sewn and made of durable woven vinyl textile with a commercial-grade polyurethane backing, according to the automaker.
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But is it a sign of bad personal chemistry or of something deeper, a widening divide that might never be sewn back up?
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Though it neither thinks like nor resembles a government, it has effectively sewn itself into the fabric of users' public and personal lives.
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The chef's kiss of the costume was a floor-length red cape, sewn by Ms. Dalton, which matched that of her Supergirl costume.
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She handed over a parcel of fabric and asked for it to be sewn into a tunic by the end of the day.
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University of Wisconsin Health said Tuesday that anyone planning to donate sewn masks should give money, blood, or food for medical staff instead.
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They were wearing a thick vest they had felted, with a full marten, body and head, sewn in as a collar for warmth.
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It's a testament not only to Moss (who might have just sewn up another Emmy) but also to the episode's director, Daina Reid.
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Gussets, or extra material, were sewn into the looks so Margot Robbie and a stunt double could look natural while bending and moving.
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This gives surgeons larger vessels to use during the procedure, in which vessels from the donor organ are sewn together with the patients'.
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This gives surgeons larger vessels to use during the procedure, in which vessels from the donor organ are sewn together with the patients'.
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I was wearing green velour bell-bottoms and a blouse with big purple flowers on it, both prized items I had sewn myself.
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Inside were trunks packed with perfectly preserved Victorian-age garments and goods, hand-sewn men's shirts, painstakingly embroidered napkins and homespun baby clothes.
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My grandmother was wearing a blue brooch in the hospital before she passed away, and I had the brooch sewn into my dress.
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I had a tear in my shirt that I needed sewn, and Mahir wanted a resistance band and exercise mat in our room.
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DRATS maximized the look with increasingly baroque confections, some with improbable wings and trompe l'oeil jewelry, like paste crystals sewn into the neckline.
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One dress has black beads dripping down the model's hands; a practical black winter coat has beads sewn into every inch of it.
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It was a brutal and poorly performed execution, in part because the children had diamonds sewn into their clothes to keep them hidden.
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One dead Marine had his genitals cut off and sewn to his face, with a photo of his girlfriend stabbed to his chest.
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She wore a straw hat festooned with daisies and a gold-starred blue tabard that she had sewn herself from an E.U. flag.
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Two thousand of those letters were sewn into the skirt of her costume with ribbons in the colors of the South African flag.
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Starring Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson, it is a forensic depiction of a divorce and the disentanglement of two lives sewn together tightly.
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Trim-cut and sewn from high loft fleece that looks more like shiny faux fur, Helly Hansen's Precious seamlessly blends fashion and function.
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ACLs are sewn back together with such ease that Kyle Schwarber and Marcus Stroman returned during the same season that they tore them.
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Fast forward about 73 years, and these days I've sewn a good 95 percent of the dresses, shirts, and coats that I wear.
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Nursed back to health, they return to their plane to find it scuttled — not by violence, but by being impenetrably sewn up in canvas.
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Kim wore a bright blue collard shirt dress with zippered fanny pack-like compartments sewn throughout and oversize sporty sunglasses that resemble ski goggles.
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Confusion sewn by travel ban Bikkannavar kept the story to himself for days until he decided to share in a Facebook post with friends.
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That's right, Lively even had a small cross-shaped crest sewn into the gown with the initials of her kids and her husband, Ryan.
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They're works of art, painstakingly sewn by hand over weeks or months, with mathematical precision and designs associated with the wearer's village of origin.
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Stitch-binding, where the book is sewn together at the spine with thread, is a little more work, but has a nice DIY look.
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The Duchess of Sussex revealed that she had a piece of the blue dress she wore for the date sewn inside her wedding dress.
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No longer will we have to take every pair of pants we own to the tailor to get the pockets removed or sewn shut.
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"Look, it's got head bands!" she said, pointing out ridges intended to mimic the strip sometimes sewn in at the top of a binding.
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A strip of dyed green fabric has been sewn into the pentagon's upper four sides, forming a border, as well as demarcating a shift.
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Embroidered into the Chopra's dress was a series of messages — and sewn into Jonas' jacket was a piece of lace from the bride's dress.
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He tempered the loudness of the aforementioned standout items with a finale that included soft lavender feathers sewn to minimal, '90s-type wardrobe classics.
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It was a dress for little girls, pretty basic in almost every way except that there was a Hula-Hoop sewn into the hem.
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Lee admits that Markle's wedding dress is a well-kept secret and that her hand-sewn designs for the dolls are guesses at best.
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Each individual piece of dyed wool and recycled felt in these intricate and dynamic portraits are hand-cut and sewn together by the artist.
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The first year, the tech was applied in patches sewn on to Kanaan's Nomex fireproof racing suits, which all drivers are required to wear.
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With this feedback in mind, Holloway set off on a design process involving many hand-sewn prototypes and a collaboration with a design consultant.
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According to some accounts, the security officials flashed ID cards with "worn off" pictures or pointed to the "security" patch sewn on their shirts.
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Cwynar said his team found a "cooler filled with male genitalia" and a woman's head sewn onto a man's body in a "Frankenstein" manner.
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"Look, Mom," said my 13-year-old, and pointed out that sewn into the lining were the names of every member of the class.
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And then I tried on one of the more molested pairs, with abrasions all over and black denim patches sewn into blue denim gaps.
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The girls had sewn jewels into their clothing, perhaps for safe-keeping or even protection, but this only served to delay their terrible deaths.
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One is beautifully painted with formline clan art, while the other is plainly colored, with several rows of Chinese coins sewn above puffin beaks.
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Almost two years later, Baxter has made over 100 hand-sewn, pastel-colored guns—often quilting them during her hour-long commute to work.
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Its delicacy is what makes it remarkable: sheer, with dozens of pintucks running down the shoulders and the neckline, all of it hand-sewn.
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I used a photo of my grandmother's embroidered parrot to guide a recent project: a bust of my mom sewn into a periwinkle handkerchief.
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The cut end of one branch of the scalp artery would be sewn to a hole cut in the side of the deeper vessel.
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Days earlier, Ms. Hoaglund's friend Judy Walker had told her that a local health care system had approved a design for home-sewn masks.
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In public, journeymen wear distinctive traveling garb, their trousers sewn with pockets deep enough to hold a folded meterstick or a bottle of beer.
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There on the chair in the living room was T's coat, distinguishable by the faded back patch he'd sewn on himself with red string.
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The image, taken from the 14th-century London encyclopedia "Omne Bonum," shows a dental instrument on a belt or snakeskin with sewn-in teeth.
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The damage they have done to themselves is exceeded by the cynicism they have sewn in a country where trust is already dangerously scarce.
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The coat comes with the pockets sewn so tightly, and the lining so seamless, that I was afraid at first to cut the threads.
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Upstairs, one of the skylights blew open and the rain came pouring in, onto the wedding dress I'd sewn from a bargain bolt, brocade.
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Thalasinos even posted a picture of a goat's-head symbol sewn on a sneaker, intending to show that Satan is making his way everywhere.
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The gloves have a keystone thumb, meaning the thumb is sewn onto the glove as a separate piece and then reinforced with extra stitching.
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The theme entries are arranged to create a narrative about a fashion mishap which is sewn up in the end with an emergency fix.
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All of the pieces in Black Rubber Sheet — sewn and stretched, forged together from the materials at hand — show how he accomplished just that.
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Her dress took over a month to make ... the jewels on the feathers were sewn on by hand, which explains the $5k starting bid.
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It's a series of five different sound-generating electronic textiles, each of which were hand sewn based off Munoz's schematic drawings (hence the name).
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Throughout the film, Amy's political patches sewn onto vintage denim and Molly's stuffy Ivy League uniform separates them from their far more chill peers.
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The firing squad had the most difficulty killing the czar's four daughters, because the bullets ricocheted off all the hidden diamonds sewn into their clothing.
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At its center are four decadent, cabana-like enclosures sewn from an array of ornate fabrics that each shelters an artwork, like an illicit secret.
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Send in your measurements, and 19903 days later you'll be sent a custom-sewn velour replica uniform shirt or dress, complete with rank and insignia.
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Send in your measurements, and 10 days later you'll be sent a custom-sewn velour replica uniform shirt or dress, complete with rank and insignia.
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The hand-sewn durable composite nylon carrier comes in two shades of heathered grey (snowflake or twilight) and is accented with sophisticated faux leather piping.
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The technique, devised by the designer, has spiky, laser-cut fringes sewn in strips onto a pleated base, creating a fur-like 3-D effect.
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A drawback of most jeggings is that the pockets are sewn shut so you can't even use them, but all the pockets here are functional.
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I've been poked and prodded and scanned and strapped to a table and cut open and sewn back up over and over and over again.
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Additionally, all of the brands shirts are cut and sewn in the United States, so if you're concerned with buying American, they've got you covered.
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None of Ms. Bernard's new employees had ever sewn a stitch before, unless you count hemming a lapa, the wraparound skirts Liberian women wear daily.
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For starters, sewn into Chopra's dress was a piece of her now-mother-in-law Denise Jonas' own lace wedding dress from her 1985 nuptials.
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Keith Ellison (D-MN) had sewn up the endorsements of dozens of state Democratic Party chairs in his campaign against Obama Labor Secretary Tom Perez.
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To add to the familial sentiment behind her design, Chopra had a piece of her mother-in-law's lace wedding dress sewn into her dress.
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Imagine the look on her friend's face when she realized her purchase came with a stunning surprise: a little mouse skeleton, sewn into the garment.
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Louise Bourgeois remains best known for her spider sculptures, cell installations, and uncanny sewn figures, but print- and book-making sustained her practice for decades.
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The company said China accounts for almost all of its leather cut-and-sewn sets and fabrics and 25% of its casegoods (wood furniture) products.
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There's a folded school sweatshirt, the kind every British kid once pulled on, with the same plain name tag sewn into the neck: Amy Winehouse.
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Pocket Socks has a new line of fashionable crew and knee-high socks with a roomy zippered pocket sewn into one sock of each pair.
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If that's not enough to sell you on the line, they're sewn here in the U.S., and they're upfront about where their fabrics come from.
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The forecast of "three [or] four months" may have just been a ploy to buy time until Mr Trump had the Republican nomination sewn-up.
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It was an unusual look made even stranger by the fact that Lopez' pants and underwear appeared to be sewn together, attached at the waist.
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Like the Sleep works, the works in MUTATION are sewn and stuffed to give them a sculptural quality, but one much more experimental and diverse.
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All that remained was odds and ends, torn scraps of memories, bits of trimming sewn onto the cuffs, collars and hems of ordinary woolen coats.
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Three American flags sewn into Ku Klux Klan-style hoods stand in the window of a faculty art exhibit in Miami's historic Wynwood Art District.
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It was a major upgrade from her usual plastic visor sewn into a hat, which she said fogs up and makes it difficult to see.
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The pictures show Sperry had made yet another outfit change into a set of customized silk pajamas with "Mrs Teller" sewn onto the breast pocket.
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Two art handlers with walkie-talkies arrived to troubleshoot; it was decided that the Mylar would be cut and re-sewn, to the right dimensions.
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According to Sixers CEO Scott O'Neil, the seeds for the team's investment were sewn on a league-wide conference call with NBA commissioner Adam Silver.
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A sense of muted agitation seems to undergird their fidgeting gestures, also coming through strongly in the webs of hissing textures sewn throughout their arrangements.
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The breeches were sewn down the side seams with bands of white feathers, turning him into a first wild glimpse of mariachi singers to come.
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While posing for a photo, Trudeau spotted a pot leaf Bentham had sewn onto the shoulder of his custom-made star-spangled button-up shirt.
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But then while on Pinterest she came across a photo of a sweater sleeve repaired with a small red patch sewn on with white thread.
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He sat behind a long table, behind trays of rhinestone jewelry and piles of patches of yellow and black bees waiting to be sewn on.
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Modeling during Indonesian Fashion Week earlier this year, she had her kebaya sewn so tightly that the stitches tore when she tried to sit down.
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In addition, heroin was concealed in body creams and aerosol cans, and pressed into bead shapes or sewn into the lining of purses and luggage.
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Those without are resorting to trash bags, hand-sewn masks, and other improvised gear to prevent themselves from getting sick for as long as possible.
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Her embutido — the pork and sausage stuffing to be sewn up inside the chicken — required the technical precision of a French farce (finely puréed meat).
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And it's the president's mission to kill and gut the assassin, who has a key sewn into his heart that will unlock the nuclear football.
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Tom Thumb, an entertainer who had dwarfism; a dog running a loom; and the Feejee Mermaid, which was actually a monkey sewn to a fish.
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My home for the night — a modest but comfortable walk-in tent that provided an unbroken view of sprawling wilderness — was sewn by local seamstresses.
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The star of "Harriet" revealed the Thomas Browne gown had hidden peonies, her favorite flower, sewn on the outside and inside of the gown's skirt.
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He convinced fiercely competitive Wall Street firms to put up their own cash to bail out a competitor that had recklessly sewn its own fate.
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The hat measures activity in my cerebral cortex through three sensors sewn into the fabric—one covering each ear and a third handling the forehead.
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I noticed five helicopters following me, and I realized that they were homing in on a tracking device that somebody had sewn into my clothes.
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The California and Iceland photographs are sewn separately on either side of the hardcover monograph, so you can flip through them independently or as one.
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Inside the galleries, Ulrike Müller and Sarah Crowner use bright tiles, enamel, weaving and canvases sewn together to test the line between art and craft.
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Here, you could stick your arms, legs and head into sleeves sewn into a sheet of vinyl, like donning a second skin or alternative identity.
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All told, some 182 costumes were created for the new "Tosca," some sewn backstage in the Met's costume shop and others in Toronto; Racine, Wis.
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Their life in Japan begins with yet another loss: Hanako's bag and her brother's cannot be found, along with the money sewn into their pajamas.
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In hip-hop culture, an ostentatiously expensive earring represents triumph within a context of racial struggle that is sewn into the fabric of the United States.
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Her paintings, upon closer inspection, reveal fabric she's dyed herself, machine-stitched linen panels sewn together, and collaged shreds from that seem to burst with joy.
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Holmes wore a custom Zac Posen gown, made of 300 yards of multi-layered hand sewn colored tulle, a Tyler Ellis clutch and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.
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Positioned off the floor on a wooden platform, the shamanist matriarch is surrounded by 300 oil-painted heads, each on it own cotton, hand-sewn pillow.
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Within minutes he had three match points, and his third semi-final at Melbourne Park sewn up when Tsonga pushed a defensive lob over the baseline.
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And while it's not strictly necessary for it to be made from hand-sewn leather, Pad & Quill has a reputation for shipping incredibly well-made products.
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Every item except the bed is a sewn replica — including the sewing machine, which is sewing a length of fabric that runs directly to the bedspread.
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This attitude is exemplified by "Thank U, Next"—don't lament one relationship thread when it's sewn into the sprawling, rich, and beautiful tapestry of your life!
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Everyone gets replaced by an interloper at some point, but none of us have had a freshly severed wolf head sewn to our necks, so relax.
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Sewn with pink fabric accents to look as if her arms were tucked into her pockets, the avant garde piece was a bold choice for Lasichanh.
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It's back-to-back J. Crew for Dunham, who donned a customized sequin skirt hand sewn by Lyons, to friend Audrey Gelman's Detroit nuptials on Sunday.
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Featuring the ever reticent co-owner of Chanel Alain Wertheimer, the film was narrated by Lagerfeld himself, sewn together from dozens of clips before his death.
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Most of his designs feature the cropped faces of popular politicians, or eye-catching campaign slogans cut from the posters and sewn together by a seamstress.
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Talking over the phone, Asli tells me that the seeds of Invisible Universe were probably sewn when she was young girl growing up in New Jersey.
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It was the evening after Donald Trump had effectively sewn up the Republican nomination; the night's conversations had been dominated by talk of polls and power.
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" Now she was seduced by the prints and dyes of his velvets and silks, sewn into clothes whose drapes made her think, "Panache, grace, startling, calm.
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He always wears the same outfit: black pants, an orange visor, and an orange Miami Marlins jersey, with his nickname, Marlins Man, sewn on the back.
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A Goodyear welt is a strip of leather that is sewn around the bottom edge of a shoe, attached to both the insole and the upper.
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"It is not out of the realm of possibility that everybody that thinks that Hillary Clinton has got this sewn up is completely wrong," he said.
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At the national level, because of the patchwork of ballot access laws and the byzantine nominating systems, the parties basically have the presidential landscape sewn up.
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On the opposite side of the small room hung a quilt, supposedly sewn at the Barker Ranch hideout: Each square featured an impeccably stitched floral swastika.
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The searing detail from "Tell Me How It Ends," about the telephone numbers sewn into the dresses, appears again in this fictionalized version of the story.
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Lockdown shades, made with love Pinterest and Etsy are loaded with examples of crafty handmade lockdown shades, sewn in cheery fabrics with ribbon or Velcro ties.
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Although some may quickly brush if off as whimsical, it is a space filled with labor, as each wormy form has been stuffed and sewn together.
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People who care about working conditions still shop at Zara, even after notes from Turkish workers appeared sewn into clothes explaining that they hadn't been paid.
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With Germanic precision, it had instructed him to pack one suit, some underwear and a coat with a yellow Star of David sewn to the front.
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Because of the scientific standards of the society, members followed certain procedures: They always employed identical traps, sewn from a template they first used in 1982.
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Initially you don't realize the needles that puncture you are herald to the most significant threads about to be sewn through the fabric of your life.
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Now his factory in Indore, in central India, sells more than 10,753 R.V. bed sets per year in the United States, many of them custom sewn.
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The hat, which included a hidden cellphone pocket, was also sewn with a crown of thorns inside, an allusion to the president's assassination on Good Friday.
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"Great power and responsibility are sewn into a Bureau of Prisons uniform," FBI Boston Division Special Agent in Charge Joseph R. Bonavolonta said in a statement.
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My favorite, a pink gown with a deep V neck, has feathers sewn into a gauzy overskirt which floated down the runway as the model walked.
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The star of "Harriet" revealed that the Thomas Browne gown had hidden peonies, her favorite flower, sewn on the outside and inside of the gown's skirt.
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A children's rights activist, Saeed Shirzad, 27, has vowed not to eat for at least a month and supporters say he had his lips sewn closed.
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As family members huddled around the television, watching images of burned buildings in Qaraqosh, Ms. Mosaky brought out a folkloric wraparound dress she had recently sewn.
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The fatwa pertains to the most severe form of FGM called infibulation, where the external genitalia are removed and the vaginal opening sewn or sealed closed.
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The name came from the members' signature flat-caps that became "blinders," the probably apocryphal story goes, when weaponized with razor blades sewn into the peaks.
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As the great American cover designer Peter Mendelsund put it to me, books have "more cloth, more foil, more embossing, page staining, sewn bindings, deckled edges".
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The tropes are still there: Harper, an aspiring journalist, is always eating, and the closing speech will eventually be sewn onto a pillow and shared on Pinterest.
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And for her 'something old,' Chopra incorporated her new mother-in-law by having a piece of lace from Jonas' mother's own wedding dress sewn into hers.
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It's dyed with a low-impact process that significantly reduces the use of dyestuffs, energy, and water compared to conventional dyeing methods and Fair Trade-certified sewn.
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"Khloe Kares," a charity she runs that makes and distributes "Kare Bags," which are hand-sewn bags filled with various essential toiletries and distributed to homeless women.
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Rubio is now Washington's man; his loss wasn't so embarrassing this time, and did you know his father came to America with money sewn into his underwear?
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That means that, as you're busy reading, Topshop is busy selling more pairs of hand-sewn denim than we'll probably ever buy (or wear) in our lifetime.
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Pindell's "Untitled" (1978), for example, is made from pieces of canvas sewn together and covered with paint, sequins, and countless paper dots made with a hole-punch.
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The procedures follow the same basic principle: Incisions are made, extra skin is cut away, the remaining skin (and underlying structures) reshaped, then all sewn back together.
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Corker's comments will be the catalyst for all the doubts about Trump's fitness ... [H]e has sewn the strands of doubt about Trump into a vivid tapestry.
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Per the bride's request, the names of her fiancé and her parents, Ashok and Madhu, were sewn into the waistband of her skirt in her native language.
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"Imagine having your entire hip cut out, replaced, all sewn back together and receiving absolutely no pain relief for a period of 2360 hours afterwards," Adams says.
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A messenger of sorts dropped a life size doll replica of Hanna (complete with a sewn on face) at Lucas' Hanna's door while Caleb was there intentionally.
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For example, it's pretty common to walk into a Topshop and find a sweater with a shirt attached underneath, or athletic shorts with compression leggings sewn in.
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Granted, the primary there was held after Trump had already sewn up the GOP nomination, so it's possible and likely that fewer of his supporters showed up.
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The all-black ensemble, which the actress was famously sewn into to shoot the scenes, fetched a combined $405,19923 at the sale in Beverly Hills on Saturday.
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Clinton had sewn up the bulk of available party endorsements by the time of the Iowa caucuses that year, normally a strong sign of party insiders' preferences.
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It's starting to fall apart — I've re-sewn a couple of the interior pockets that have torn — but I'm not ready to let go of it yet.
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After being hand-sewn together, and still on the last, the shoe has a little bit of moisture to it, so it's dried for about three hours.
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In big cities like Bangalore, where the company is based, there are a lot of tailors, but getting clothing fitted and sewn is a time-consuming process.
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With its color matching her skin tone, the dress, which was so tight that Monroe had to be sewn into it, gave the impression she was nude.
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A weighted blanket is exactly what it sounds like: A comforter-style blanket that has a layer of heavy pellets (usually glass micro beads) sewn into it.
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The painting's background is subtly sewn through with the rectilinear blues and yellows and reds and white of Mondrian's work, to which the painting's title playfully alludes.
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In some ways it seemed that the authors (songs by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul; book by Steven Levenson) had sewn the character directly onto his skin.
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An installation of dozens of sewn fruit skins scattered across the gallery floor not only recalls Ms. Leonard's 1995 solo but also her life at the time.
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Jessa, especially, aspires to the stoicism of her father, or better yet that of her creations: their wounds sewn up, seams disguised with hair dye and glue.
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Thiem had victory all but sewn up at 4-1 in the fifth set when rain again interjected, keeping the players off the court for an hour.
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While the silken layers are being meticulously cut and sewn, the embroiderers carry out their highly skilled work, which is done at one of Chanel's specialty workshops.
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As she and Wiktor trade looks and steam up the screen, the ensemble comes into shape: Costumes are sewn and dances rehearsed in crisply edited, unfussy scenes.
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His preferred materials are leather-like vinyl and glittered vinyl sewn into stuffing-filled shapes that evoke the soft forms of Post-Minimalist sculpture of the 1970s.
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Turn your children into makers at this Brooklyn festival celebrating all things woven, hammered, chiseled, soldered, hand sewn, hand shaped, hand dyed, hand carved and hand printed.
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He has trouble locating this style in the Pacific Northwest, so now he buys a pack of standard snapless shirts and has the snaps sewn on. Snaps!
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Alright, it's time to put the masks back on ... so says Future, who's donating a boatload of custom-sewn masks to medical professionals who desperately need 'em.
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Buck Mason jeans, which start at $135, are cut and sewn in Los Angeles, but the denim is Japanese, with hardware from China and dyes from India.
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Shmuel Rosner TEL AVIV — More than any other Jewish text, the Passover Haggadah — the book that guides participants through the Seder — is a quilt sewn over generations.
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This fine hand-forged kerosene lighter Handcrafted with intricate details and hand-sewn using the finest Italian cowhide, these lighters uphold a standard of quality and craftsmanship.
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They'll be able to see watches and movements being built; they'll see leather straps and small leather goods being cut and sewn right here in the factory.
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Birdwell's shorts used to be sewn one at a time, by one worker, but now employees cycle through several different operations each day, depending on what's needed.
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The gown also came with a built-in (well, sewn-in) message: an embroidered uterus to represent "empowering women's reproductive rights" — a suggestion made by Mr. Guadarrama.
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Other times, her canvas may be vinyl, as in Tea Time, or sewn onto paper, as in I Massage My Scalp As She Takes Out My Hair.
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She was the subject of a piece from his sewn photograph series; the dissociated composition shows the top half of her face covered by a photorealistic mask.
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But in the late 17th century, sewn pockets migrated into men's trousers and coats, while women kept wearing external pouches concealed under a slit in their skirts.
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He keeps the phone in a green felt bag he has sewn with a red trim and a black elastic band that holds the phone in place.
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In "Rag face #10" (2012) the mouth is sewn shut, one eye almost all the way closed, creating figures I'd encounter only in nightmares, visions, and fantasies.
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Kern Samuel, who was born in Trinidad and Tobago, offers a sewn-fabric work incorporating words, numbers, and silhouettes raising their arms, as if stopped by the police.
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Perhaps if I hadn't watched the "Living Doll" episode of Twilight Zone, I never would have abandoned my lifelike dolls and the outfits my aunt had painstakingly sewn.
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Everyday Pima Cotton Tee Element Tee, $54Beyond the odor-eliminating technology sewn into the soft Pima cotton fabric, the best part of the Element Tee is its versatility.
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A hastily sewn together Republican tax bill, dubbed by many on Twitter as the #GOPTaxScam, passed through the U.S. Senate after a critical vote at around 2 a.m.
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The BAE Systems Broadsword Spine is a harness that can be sewn into a soldiers vest, jacket, or belt that carries a battery pack and hides charging wires.
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This isn't a game you get good at; it's a series of sewn-together Game of Thrones stories that are shaped by your decisions from top to bottom.
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Later, Nike also released a new Air Force 1 model with lotus flower imagery and the brand's Mandarin name - Nai Ke - sewn into the back as Chinese characters.
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Both awards have been Oscar Best Picture predictors in the past, making it clear that Revenant didn't have everything sewn up as neatly as it may have seemed.
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After that bit's sewn up, Delaney just has to sit back and wait to be arrested, beat up, thrown in the tower, and tortured for 12 hours straight.
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My favorite aspect of the interior is in a tiny detail: the hidden stitching on the steering wheel, which feels like the seam of well-sewn suit jacket.
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Resin is hand poured into molds that are heated over flames, snipped out with scissors, and then pinned, sewn onto organza petals, and then tacked onto the garments.
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Now he has nothing but nice things to say about Fox News, because he's sewn up the nomination, and the network has become very, very nice to him.
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Rig the Trains so that They're Pulled Around by Rats Sure, there's the added expense of having millions of tiny harnesses sewn, but think how adorable they'll be!
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I'm rather petite and I've found that cropped tops give the illusion of a taller frame, a trick I definitely wanted to utilize in my Earnest Sewn piece.
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A 2014 FBI raid of a for-profit body-donation center in Phoenix, Arizona, found a woman's head sewn onto a larger man's torso, among other gruesome discoveries.
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Ms. Paulsen has even found herself advocating doll rights with an undisclosed manufacturer, hoping to fast-track the removal of "permapanties" (the underwear that dolls are sewn into).
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In a live-streamed video from his home in Delaware, Biden sounded like he believed what the delegate math makes clear: He had sewn up the Democratic nomination.
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Her father became an envoy to Mexico, her mother died, and Anna and her sisters became scattered refugees in occupied China, with family jewels sewn into coat linings.
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The mixed messages have sewn confusion in the markets and across the state lines, forcing state and local officials to take matters into their own hands, they've said.
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Food in the Oberholtzer home consists of hearty farm dishes, pie crusts are made from scratch, and clothing is hand sewn, in keeping with generations-old Mennonite traditions.
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They even sported the now-iconic style seen on the show, complete with silk scarves, tailored jackets, and peaked flat caps with razor blades sewn into the peaks.
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Conservative commentators and politicians pointed the finger to Gonzalez' olive-colored jacket that she wore during the speech on Saturday which had a Cuban flag sewn in it.
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More and more voices — former players, paid observers — emerged suggesting that he was more style than substance, that he was merely a designer label sewn into workman's overalls.
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The cabin updates are more noticeable, dressed up with a steering wheel that is flattened at the bottom (you rogue you!) plus cut-and-sewn instrument panel sections.
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There wasn't the sound of a single sewing machine whirring during our entire visit: Another hallmark of haute couture is that almost everything is sewn entirely by hand.
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"To be able to build bags and all, and to be able to sew behind the machine, to do hand-sewn products, it is my passion," she said.
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For years, California has been an afterthought in presidential primaries, because it usually votes long after candidates have sewn up their parties' nominations with wins in other states.
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Lima made her change into a beige dress to match her skin tone, complete with a sewn-on flap meant to cover her genitals as she lay down.
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He called over his thrifting buddy Talia Rappa, and the two gawked at how official-looking the things were—American flag patches, sewn-in name tags, the whole shebang.
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But thanks to Bella, we now know that what you need to wear is a sheer, backless Alexander Wang catsuit so skintight, you need to be sewn into it.
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It documents a performance in which artist Kembra Pfahler (ironically wearing a Young Republicans T-shirt) has her vagina sewn shut as a protest against the prevalence of rape.
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I was not swayed or inspired by a million Pinterest promises of "easy Halloween ideas," or shamed by other moms lovingly displaying their home-sewn Moana costumes on Instagram.
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The robotic implant that Dupont and his co-authors designed basically works like this: A battery-powered motor is attached to two rings that are sewn around the esophagus.
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The most-hyped designer of London Fashion Week's fall 2018 schedule back in February, Halpern's aesthetic has party season sewn-up, from high-impact prints to disco-dancing shapes.
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Teigen dressed her bump in a maroon floral embroidered Marchesa gown with an open back, which she had to be sewn into minutes before stepping out onto the carpet.
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Available in eight muted colors including a berry purple and classic black, its spacious pockets, mid-calf length, and sewn-in waist ties are the icing on the cake.
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Along the way you receive a swatch of the material to review the color, fabric and feel, plus photo and video updates as the dress is cut and sewn.
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But conversations with several of the most prominent activists groups and progressive think tanks during the weekend events revealed that Warren doesn't have the progressive wing sewn up yet.
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They're a reminder that this body is all I have—that it can be reshaped, cleaned up, cut, and sewn, but, one day, everything but bone will be gone.
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Instead of only using patches sewn into his fire suit, the shirt has been "dyed" with the sensor tech, putting it closer to his skin for more complete coverage.
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Even so, the area is still anchored by a sense of community that's sewn between the diasporas from the Caribbean, Somalia and Ethiopia, Bengalis, and Afghans that inhabit Regent.
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American-supplied mine-resistant vehicles, known as MRAPs, are parked outside the outpost, and some soldiers wear patches reading "Shoulder to Shoulder with the US" sewn into their fatigues.
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I thought I was the cat's pajamas in this Ginger Rogers — style square-shouldered monstrosity created from the bodies of over 100 little animals, all sewn together so cleverly.
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Rick Helfenbein is president and CEO of the American Apparel & Footwear Association, an American industry trade group representing hundreds of clothing, footwear and sewn products companies and their suppliers.
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During an FBI raid in 2014, officials reportedly discovered buckets of body parts, male genitalia in a cooler, and pieces of different people's bodies sewn together at the facility.
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More than 3,000 faux pearls — and 500 yards of fabric — went into its 76 Elizabethan-style costumes, which were sewn in the Met's costume shop on the second floor.
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It's easy to fall for the Platinum's features, including a panoramic glass roof, climate-controlled front seats, a punchy Sony sound system and a cut and sewn instrument panel.
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On a wool coat, a woven tag that says "Made in Italy" in loopy script is sewn on the outside of a sleeve, right where you'd have a wristwatch.
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Popova designed embroidery sewn by proletarian women for the Verbovka Village Folk Centre, an artisan cooperative (21923), and joined the faculty of Svomas (Free State Art Studios) in 21923.
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Charney thusly has at his disposal one of the larger sewn-products facilities in the G20, a skilled workforce of 400 to 450, and experience churning out big orders.
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Two escapees were cut by razor-wire as they fled; one of those inmates was hospitalized so that he could "have his thumb sewn back on," the sheriff said.
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Somalia's national army is a patchwork quilt of rival militias sewn together by thin threads of hope that one day it will be able to prevail against the extremists.
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His trousers are a few roughly sewn patches; his vest with Argentinian stripes, with a very low neck and with many holes eaten out by the invisible mice of use.
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He's got the nomination sewn up and based on what we saw today the RNC is not anywhere close to seriously considering running some kind of third candidate in November.
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The exchange was unusual, given that at the time Clinton was still locked in a primary battle with Sanders, and had not yet sewn up the delegates needed for nomination.
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The pressure caused by the air trapped under the dog's skin was released and the cause of the pup's puffed up appearance, the hole in his windpipe, was sewn shut.
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She wears a hand-sewn, two-piece skirted suit with a colorful bird-of-paradise embellishment, its suede naturally dyed in greenish hues, influenced by West African fabric dying technique.
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But Jolla can point to more seeds being sewn with the potential, with work, determination and patience, to sprout into another sizeable crop of Sailfish-powered devices down the line.
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"We made a lot of the foam, and then these pieces of foam were placed inside mesh bags – basically laundry bags, with sewn channels to house the foam," Darling says.
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In the decades that followed, Loving explored new directions, creating more organic abstractions from torn and sewn pieces of canvas, trading in a restrained formalism for an unbounded, exuberant aesthetic.
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My Girl Scout badges that were never sewn on, a Troll (from the time when Trolls were not voiced by Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake), a signed Andrew Shue photograph.
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Nominated for best actress in "Carol," Blanchett drew both raves and raised eyebrows with a sea-foam Armani Prive gown adorned with a profusion of hand-sewn flowers and feathers.
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And Nike's Flyknit technology, which allows sports shoes to be woven, not sewn together from pieces, cuts waste by four-fifths and earned revenues of about $1 billion in 2014.
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Rangers NEW YORK — Leading by a goal with less than 10 seconds remaining, the New York Islanders saw a sewn-up victory transforming into a loss right before their eyes.
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CNN reported that the book was presented in a crimson and gold-tooled cover and featured hand-sewn headbands in the colors of the United States and United Kingdom flags.
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Max, whose fedora has apparently been sewn on to his head and whose mouth is set into his face like an em-dash, reads the thing on the train home.
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It featured items such as a $3,000 jacket "with French sequins in various shades of tortoiseshell hand-sewn into silk chiffon," the now defunct magazine Portfolio wrote at the time.
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More sporadically, the artist also adds designs and embroidered illustrations to the tapestries, often employing imagery that makes the previously sewn narratives more ambiguous or pointed towards entirely new directions.
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I gently tape it to the backside of the RFID chip sewn into the back of my green overalls with a band-aid, before stuffing them back into my bag.
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"Strachy," for instance, a large-scale installation, was made with his grandmother and features dozens of colorful crosses with items of clothing sewn around them, then wrapped in barbed wire.
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But the artist collected the clothes sewn on the crosses from lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Poland, and many of the garments had stories of struggle behind them.
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Cooper the Pomeranian was dressed as a time traveler, complete with goggles, and Penelope the yorkie's "summer romantic dress" was bedazzled in not one but 10,000 hand sewn Swarovski crystals.
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He staged his first public "action" in July 2012, appearing at a cathedral in St. Petersburg with his mouth sewn shut in protest at the arrest of Pussy Riot members.
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Because as the Democrats voters seem unwilling at the moment to coalesce behind one person, it only increases the odds that this thing won't be sewn up any time soon.
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Na sank a four-foot par putt at the second extra hole at TPC Summerlin to see off Cantlay, but he should have had the title sewn up well before.
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They were offensive relics that caused pain to the native Americans they slurred, and having them atop a ballcap, atop a helmet, sewn to a sleeve -- well, it was wrong.
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The embroidery was hand stitched in a technique original to him that shaped the fabric as it was sewn, and the silhouette of the bodice was sculpted as a result.
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At the request of the bride, Jonas' name and those of Chopra Jonas' parents — her late father, Ashok, and her mother, Madhu — were sewn into the skirt's waistband in Hindi.
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Homages to his masters are everywhere, sewn seamlessly into the graceful narrative: a round coffee table that summons up Brancusi, a pair of sofas designed in tribute to Eileen Gray.
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The hand-sewn Elizabethan gown, which incorporated plenty of pink, was created by Celestino Couture — the designer Sergio Guadarrama and the creative director Cade Johnson — which works with upcycled fabrics.
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Its 63-62 victory stunned Auburn, which minutes before the end appeared to have the game sewn up, and sent the top-seeded Cavaliers to their first national championship game.
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It's common for serious Furby fans to have only a few of the little guys — treasured and modified with custom dye jobs or hand-sewn appendages — or up to 250.
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But because the weave is sewn onto my scalp, it would make washing the extractor out difficult, and it's hard to know how any chemicals left on my scalp would react.
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With high-profile investments from Alibaba and SoftBank fueling an impressive growth story since demonetization last year, you could be forgiven for thinking that Paytm has India's payments market sewn up.
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There's little doubt in our minds that, before long, a Premier League manager will see one home-sewn protest banner too many and completely lose his rag in a similar fashion.
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Housed in the Bayeux Museum, its name is actually a misnomer: the Bayeux Tapestry is really an embroidery, made of threads hand-sewn into fabric, rather than woven with a loom.
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I smirked at his bowl haircut and his off-brand clothes, even though most of my own clothes were sewn by my mother; she cut my hair at our kitchen table.
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Besides the spacious 20-liter central space, the Everyday Backpack also has little pockets sewn into the various flaps, and a larger pocket in the back intended for laptops or tablets.
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These pieces are elaborate compositions featuring cheap, store-bought items — necklaces, dolls, doilies, plastic utensils — that have been sewn and stuck together to suggest crude bodies, or sometimes just their parts.
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Subtle changes were made: shorter sleeves that are slightly more off-the-shoulder, hand sewn bridal buttons down the back, and a more fitted silhouette to show off the bride's curves.
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However, because the bulk of the material is from the U.S. and it was partially assembled in the states, then a Made In U.S.A. label is sewn on with no problem.
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Legend has it he disappeared into a mental institution for a week and came back with small coin purses and keychains he had sewn for us in art therapy while there.
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The beach houses many of us grew up visiting had creaky floorboards, musty pantries, and an almost endless supply of grandma quilts that could have been sewn by Oregon Trail travelers.
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The most surreal of van Herpen's costumes, called the Samurai, was a black bodysuit, with gloved hands and covered feet, onto which dozens of spokes from dismembered umbrellas had been sewn.
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Small glass beads are evenly distributed and sewn between layers of poly-fill, so the blanket is free of any lumps and doesn't make any noise when you move it around.
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The poster for the 1989 Rosa von Praunheim film Silence = Death, which shows him with his lips sewn shut, comes directly from his 1986-7 art film Fire In My Belly.
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Indeed, this is how our brains actually process information about the world around us: in snippets and fragments that are sewn together into something more streamlined and coherent after the fact.
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Indeed, as Vox's Andrew Prokop explains, this is one common theory for why recent polls have shown the race tightening: Trump has sewn up his party's nomination, whereas Clinton still hasn't.
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In the triptych "I Go to Pieces: My Inner Life (#6)," made before her death in 2010, two sewn panels flank a red figure spouting umbilical-like cords and snaking hair.
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"My throat was stuffed, my mouth was sewn up, banned from making noise, I was not heard," she wails in "Mouth Mantra", as if she's breaking a long vow of silence.
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Word of the Day noun: a decorative design made of one material sewn over another verb: sew on as a decoration _________ The word appliqué has appeared in 36 articles on NYTimes.
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The collection featured oversize parkas sewn into slips or polka dot dresses, and bustiers atop trench coats, all of which shimmered in states of psychedelic transformation as the models walked past.
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We never see that in the girls' neighborhood, which seems like a relic of the more-distant past with humbly sewn clothing — can we talk about poor Lenù's homemade bathing suit?
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The paintings "Anordnung: Clearly Visible/Strongly Sewn" (1985) and "A = Girl" (1986) recall ancient pages of Scripture, with a calligraphic version of Ms. Korot's language and weathered surfaces layered with marks.
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The fabric is then hung in the studio to dry before he can do the same work on the other side: Once sewn into a kimono, it won't even be visible.
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A couple of elements stand out: the students sewed the space suit out of a packing blanket, which Savage points out was clever because it came with pleats already sewn in.
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Inspired by a sneaker of the same name from 1979, today's version features a full-length Boost midsole, a cut-and-sewn upper, and plenty of reflective accents for nighttime visibility.
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Five evening dresses from a recent collection of Dolce & Gabbana feature hand-sewn paillettes that cohere into icons of Mary and the saints, based on the mosaics of a Sicilian church.
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The Los Angeles store where the pussyhat was first sewn, Little Knittery in Atwater Village, had to move after the owner's landlord said her lease would not be renewed last year.
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It is also home to some of the city's most intriguing and exclusive places to shop, for items like statement silver jewelry, hand-carved chairs and locally dyed and sewn fashion.
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It's as if the book has been carefully cut apart and reassembled, its signatures sewn back together in an order that produces sparks of surprise and occasional bouts of pleasurable dizziness.
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One of Barnum's most successful humbugs, the FeeJee Mermaid, was advertised as the mythical creature but was nothing more than a monkey's upper body sewn to a fish's tail, Young writes.
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Special Projects Coordinator Ryan Castalia hand-cut and pressed various types of plastic into sheets that could be cut and sewn into items such as tote bags, fanny packs, and wallets.
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But once the government rested, it was clear that there was never only one case against the kingpin, but rather there were several sewn together in a kind of patchwork quilt.
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Nearby, on a low bench, are stacks of jeans in four styles, origami-like in their stiffness, which the designer has sewn from British denim milled in the north of England.
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The Levi's Commuter Trucker Jacket with Jacquard has microthin conductive threads sewn into the left sleeve of the jacket, which senses your touch and links to your mobile device via Bluetooth.
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According to People, Holmes wore a custom Zac Posen gown, made of 300 yards of multilayered, hand-sewn colored tulle, and rocked some Lorraine Schwartz jewelry along with a Tyler Ellis clutch.
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If it did—if, for instance, tiny arrows were sewn everywhere in the fabric of the universe, indicating its direction of motion—this would violate "rotational invariance," a symmetry of the universe.
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At some point, Widman told me, he mentioned the name of the nun who had sewn with the girls, and who was said to have sexually assaulted more than one of them.
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"The stars have a lot to say about women born in the month of May," she sings, each word placed with a slow, thoughtful tenderness like stitches through a hand-sewn patch.
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" During her speech, Warren fiercely rejected Trump's effort to portray himself as tough on Wall Street, saying, "Now that he has sewn up the Republican nomination, Donald Trump has dropped all pretense.
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Grill seems more interested in the weathered surfaces and muted colors of the sampler than the prayers or alphabet sewn on it — the tactile and optical features are focus of her attention.
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Giving the illusion of two different-wash pairs sewn together, Kennedy's jeans offer that viral Vetements aesthetic at a fraction of the price (and with a handmade, small-business feel, to boot).
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Nearby, a black-clad man with a Confederate flag sewn onto his shirt said they had tried to stage a rally to show that white people were "just different" from other races.
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Unfortunately they are sewn into my sides and when they read a certain amount of fluids coming from my chest, I can finally get them removed which will be a huge milestone.
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While many attendees wore white roses to bring attention to the #TimesUp movement, Lorde had an excerpt from feminist author Jenny Holzer sewn onto the back of her stunning red Valentino gown.
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The sites themselves are all custom-designed by D'Agostino and follow a standardized footprint: They consist of hand-sewn canvas expedition tents from Colorado, set on an elevated deck with Adirondack chairs.
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Ta Lou appeared to have the race sewn up but fatally failed to throw herself at the line and there were moments of suspense before the result appeared on the stadium scoreboard.
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Related: Asylum Seekers Say They're Ready to Die Protesting Illegal European Border Restrictions Refugees and migrants have previously sewn their lips shut on the Greece-Macedonia border in protest at their treatment.
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Recalled Forky toys have one of these tracking numbers sewn into the label at the base of the toy: FAC-024868-18338; FAC-024868-19032; FAC-024868-19060; and FAC-024868-1909.
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The gown was inspired by Gomez herself, the brand shared on Instagram, with sketches of the dress alongside the embellishments that would be hand-sewn onto the silky and lace-trimmed fabric.
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In Nevada, the stakes are even higher: Neither the presidential race nor the Senate race is sewn up for either party, but Senate candidate Joe Heck is running slightly ahead of Trump.
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If no presidential candidate has a majority of delegates sewn up on the first vote (which has not happened in more than half a century), then superdelegates can vote on subsequent ballots.
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Like my Mom, the first in her family to go to college, and my Dad, who fled prison and torture in Cuba, coming to Texas with just $85033 sewn into his underwear.
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In the center of the room are works by Authentic Skid Mark, vibrant fashion pieces with sewn sentences such as, "Someone you love is ugly," are funny and captivating all at once.
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Currently participating in Y Combinator's accelerator program, Binks solves the problem by using computer vision and machine learning to provide customers with clothing sewn to their measurements, shipped in just three days.
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"We're using a lot of great technologies in our construction — a lot of them are not sewn at all," he says, citing the slew of laser-cut, bonded pieces in the collection.
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Stands sell intricate pieces of silver jewelry and T-shirts with defiant slogans like "Proud Indian Warrior," while children with jangling bells sewn to their tribal costumes scamper through the building's hallways.
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But a Sanders win – even if it's a narrow victory and Clinton has sewn up the nomination – will leave Democrats fearing that he'll take his crusade all the way to the convention.
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A woman is suing clothing giant Zara over a rat -- or at least part of one -- that she says was sewn into the hem of a dress she'd bought off the rack.
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That image helps to make the point that all of this work is personal and intimate, from the hand sewn canvases, to the process of applying paint, to the conclusions she draws.
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As one looks again, Kanu's image is not only repeated on the floral wallpaper, but is also present in the curtain fabric and on the sewn coverings for the chair and settee.
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A striped gray jacket opened the show, followed by witty polo shirts sewn to twist asymmetrically around the torso, a reissued Beastie Boys concert T-shirt, a windbreaker worn with a tie.
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Her textile works are sewn from fabric scraps — brick-stamped canvas, Timberland-colored beige, acid-washed denim — and imagine black women and men in her home neighborhood of Harlem as exaggerated characters.
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At the 2015 Australian Open, Tim Smyczek, ranked 112th, received a deal to wear the patches when he played Nadal, and dropped off eight shirts to be sewn by the tournament tailor.
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A rack of pieces by Greg Lauren, Ralph Lauren's nephew, are all weathered flannels ($395), destroyed hoodies ($1,066) and distressed khaki jackets sewn together into an aesthetic that's essentially Burning Man hygge.
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It may pay tribute to Marcel Duchamp's first bicycle-wheel ready-made, but it also echoes a small red painting here — a putative flower still life whose blooms are sewn-on buttons.
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He has sewn his lips together to highlight Australia's treatment of asylum seekers, nailed his arm to a wall and spent 10 days in a glass cage with only water for sustenance.
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Aside from the 100% recycled polyester material, it's Fair Trade Certified sewn, and dyed with a low-impact process that reduces the use of dyestuffs, energy, and water required to make it.
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And her nearest new neighbor, an aspiring preacher named Mabel (Crystal Dickinson), resents Thalia's claim on property she has long intended as the site of a grand, if hand-sewn, revival tent.
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Its queerness is ever-present, sewn into the fabric of a universe where sex is magic and the relationships between its main characters freely disregard the borders of platonic and romantic love.
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PARIS — He has nailed his scrotum to the cobblestones of Red Square, sewn his lips shut to protest free-speech restrictions and set fire to the doors of Russia's Federal Security Service.
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Iêda Maria Vargas took the crown wearing a gorgeous sky-blue gown with sewn crystals all over, and a chiffon sleeve made to blow in the wind while she walks on stage.
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A fanciful, hand-sewn purse that tucked under the arm like a French loaf and came in hundreds of variations, it was fashion's first real "It" bag — and named for a carb.
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He also wears the sort of leather jacket that has the hood of a sweatshirt sewn into it, one of many jackets in the film that suggest maybe it is a period piece.
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Her loving parents struggled to alleviate Olivia's joint and back discomfort from the incurable disease, but nothing seemed to work – that is until Lisa placed a hand-sewn pillow underneath her daughter's back.
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Along an assembly line made of three segments, an engineered knit fabric was laser-cut (by robots), shaped and sewn (by humans), and fused into soles (a collaborative, multistep, human-and-machine process).
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"A weave is when you braid your hair up, you have a net over it and you weave the hair — the tracks — into the net that is sewn onto your head," she says.
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In the women's 470, Britain's Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark finished eighth out of 10 in the medal race, to win a gold they had sewn up on points before the test started.
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They also employed tricks including a structured organza foundation beneath the lamé and a chain sewn into the hem to make Cotillard's walk down the red carpet seem more like a fluid glide.
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A crowd sporting in Derby hats and sipping mint juleps cheered on as Nyquist was gifted the famous garland of roses, which weighs over 40 pounds and includes over 400 hand-sewn roses.
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In 1976, Jimmy Carter had the election sewn up as soon as he won the Democratic nomination thanks to a public that wanted to punish the Republicans and all crooked politicians for Watergate.
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Osella's remixing can feature drawings, doodles, text, letters, and symbols, along with more textured elements like photos torn and stuck down with tape, thread sewn through the page, paint brush strokes, and more.
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Translation: it's got encapsulated cups, which are fully sewn into the bra and are meant to soften boob bounce, and the bra "houses each breast separately without compressing the breast tissue," Plante explained.
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To copy the look, the St. Louis teen teamed up with local designer Toi Hall, of Toi Box Couture, to design an opaque mesh dress painstakingly covered with over 2,000 hand-sewn jewels.
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The felt appliqué technique is a form of ornamentation where a pattern or shape, cut out of textiles, is sewn on top of another piece of material; basically a collage made from cloth.
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The loving parents struggled to alleviate Olivia's joint and back discomfort from the incurable disease, but nothing seemed to work – that is until Lisa placed a hand-sewn pillow underneath her daughter's back.
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Delicate, feminine prints have been a major part of the brand since creative director Stuart Vevers took over — they were hand-sewn (as opposed to printed) all over Gomez's floor-skimming gown, too.
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"It is not sewn—it's glued together," she says, explaining that the fit of latex is very different than that of other fabrics; patterns for latex designs can't be treated the same way.
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But she continued to run Healing Arts from her second day in the hospital, Mr. Russo said, meeting with forensic accountants even though her eyelids were sewn shut, and fielding calls from colleagues.
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Cwynar said his team stumbled on piles of "severed heads, hands, arms," a "cooler filled with male genitalia," as well as a woman's head sewn onto a man's body in a "Frankenstein" manner.
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If I told you what the rune sewn onto Christian's tunic means, it would give away the entire plot—it's the name of a mythical Scandinavian god who meets a very specific fate.
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She came to the United States in 1987 with $400 sewn into her clothes, and worked as a nanny and home attendant in Washington D.C., where she met her husband, Ms. Chung said.
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TOKYO/PARIS/SYDNEY (Reuters) - In 2014, a blossoming friendship between Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe looked to have all but sewn up a $40 billion submarine deal.
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The tracking code, the U.S. CPSC says, is "included on the sewn-in label attached to the base of the toy," which was sold at many Disney locations as well as on amazon.com.
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While Amazon has the indie book world sewn up with Kindle Direct Publishing, the desktop-based iBooks Author has always been the multimedia alternative and a favorite for folks creating one-off texts.
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Mr. Focarino chose a white Alexander McQueen dress shirt with ferns embroidered on the front while Mr. Shea wore a Dolce and Gabbana white tuxedo shirt with scarab beetles sewn to the bib.
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I try on a sweater with bra underwire sewn into it ($1,150) and am really excited when I see that there's a small knitted strap hidden inside, like the back of the bra.
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I remember I wrote a feature about you for a tattoo magazine that was entirely about the song "All Sewn Up." That song pretty much single-handedly built up a Lucero tattoo cult.Yeah.
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Leather-jacketed and fuchsia-haired, Ms. Aarniomaki was a celebrity in the online world for her hand-sewn hobbyhorses and riding videos, but she was apprehensive about letting her classmates know about it.
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A bad fall in childhood meant having a skin graft on my knee, which ended up resembling a sewn-on patch that was a source of both fascination and disgust among my classmates.
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At the Fridman booth in the Presents section, the painterly lines of Wura-Natasha Ogunji's sewn and inky multi-panel work "Unfinished" (2020), beckoned me closer to its enchanting tangles of indigo thread.
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Removal experts were able to disarm it after they noticed wires sticking out of the back of the stuffed animal, which was bulging in the spot where the bomb had been sewn in.
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In Somalia and some other countries, almost all the genital flesh is cut away and the vaginal opening is sewn closed with wild thorns, to remain nearly sealed until the girl is married.
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Of them, 500 were cleaned, sewn together and then glued onto a new canvas, forming an imperfect portrait of men dressed in elaborate clothes playing zarro, a betting game popular in the 1500s.
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They put on their two-piece freediving wetsuits spotted with hand-sewn repair patches, then gather up their humble equipment: small harpoons, net baskets, and Styrofoam flotation devices to keep their nets afloat.
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Independents now oppose it 40 percent to 32 percent, according to Reuters, marking the division that impeachment has sewn in politics, along with the risks of the Democrats drawing this partisan process out.
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Later, he played video of an aging, mentally sluggish lab mouse that had been literally sewn onto a strapping, younger mouse in order to let an unadulterated youth leak into the elder's bloodstream.
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Only in the late seventeenth century did pockets make their move to become part of men's clothing, permanently sewn into coats, waistcoats, and trousers; women's pockets, however, failed to make the same migration.
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Road trips, going 100 miles per hour on a freeway, racing through Park La Brea—they're all sewn as tightly into my DNA as ice-skating in Central Park is for a New Yorker.
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The connectors here are also super smart — there are no moving parts, they just snap on and off the sewn-in loops placed around the bag — which means added durability and ease of use.
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A rich, reddish-brown in color, it's a peculiar choice for a painting support, since it goes wavy across wide swatches while, elsewhere, holes open up and thickly sewn stitches meander across the surface.
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But look past the painstakingly sewn sequins, feathers, and crystals on the supermodels sauntering down the runway, and you'll find something that you can wear without taking a second mortgage out on your house.
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The former New York City mayor's wealth is almost entirely sewn up in his company, which means he's worth whatever his company is worth, or what someone might be willing to pay for it.
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Opening with subterranean dub and trance, the Basic Channel co-founder threaded unlikely combinations together that brought to mind some freak music taxidermy, like a dog head sewn onto the body of a bear.
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Lisa and Chad have since sewn and hand-delivered over 1,000 colorful pillows, which they craft with the help of volunteers, to 12 hospitals across the state – and the family is just getting started.
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The exhibition includes an 1858 letter from Patrick Brontë, Charlotte's father, with a sewn-on snippet cut from one of Charlotte's letters, in response to an American admirer seeking a sample of Charlotte's handwriting.
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FBI agents found buckets of body parts and a man's body with a woman's head sewn onto it, among other gruesome discoveries, during a 2014 raid of a body-donation center in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Cruz has earned the backing of some of the most prominent Christian conservatives in the country, but those endorsements have sewn bitterness in some quarters and provoked questions about his commitment to the cause.
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Baxter, who is based in Brooklyn, is best known for her Warm Gun series, which involves over 150 hand-sewn and stuffed pillow guns, and its inventive approach to America's complicated relationship with firearms.
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Fisher almost surely would have had the record sewn up next week, when the Rams travel to Seattle against a Seahawks team who were thoroughly humiliated by Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.
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On my weird trails of researching on the internet back in the day, I've seen people dry out the SCOBY layers to make vegan "hides" and some have even sewn durable clothing with them!!!!
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A former "body broker" has a surprising theory for why the FBI found different body parts sewn together in a 2014 raid, the gruesome details of which were revealed in court documents in July.
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But the idea is also just getting started—a favorite trope of future consumer electronics is the integrated wearable computing device, an iPhone sewn into your sick jorts or even grafted onto skin itself.
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To complete the circle the garments were sewn at the St. Luke N.E.W. Life Center in Flint, a community organization dedicated to providing education and workplace training to allow participants to be self-sufficient.
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One birth mother had even sewn her baby an outfit of patterned cloth from which she cut a patch — a precious bit of proof to be preserved, perhaps, until the day they were reunited.
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Among her Gaumont titles are "La Femme Collante," a risqué charmer about a maid with an amusingly sticky tongue, and "Le Matelas Alcoolique" about a peripatetic mattress with a drunken man sewn into it.
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The centerpiece is a set of monumental tapestries, laid flat on the floor like carpets, their embroidered surfaces sparkling with sequins and dense with sewn-on objects which partially obscure images of urban murder victims.
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The centerpiece is a set of monumental tapestries, laid flat on the floor like carpets, their embroidered surfaces sparkling with sequins and dense with sewn-on objects that partially obscure images of urban murder victims.
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What it does have to do with is when the cuff, neckline, hem, or trimmings of a garment are sewn and frilled to look like the edges of, you guessed it, a piece of lettuce.
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Wang, meanwhile, put a bridal spin on hers and added a large white silk bow and tulle veil (the same fabrics she uses on her acclaimed wedding gowns) with hand sewn crystal and pearl embroidery.
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Textile artist Tasha Lewis, featured at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens, also examines America's culture – and its possible decline in relevance – through a series of hand-sewn busts and figures evoking the decay of ancient Greek sculpture.
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The centerpiece of her new exhibition at PPOW is "The Garden" (535–98), a kaleidoscopic, room-filling installation housing hundreds if not thousands of artificial flowers under a canopy of sewn together flower print dresses.
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Volunteers all over the world (including inmates in Florida prisons) have sent so many hand-sewn pouches to Australia for the orphaned kangaroos and koalas that one aid organization asked people to stop sending them.
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The messy, dangling strands of our lives got pulled into a braid … And we've been coming for years, generations, lifetimes, layered in prayer and handwoven regalia, beaded and sewn together, feathered, braided, blessed, and cursed.
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In May 2015, Kate Spade teamed up with innovative start-up Everpurse to create a line of six bags that feature sewn-in charging docks compatible with iPhones 5, 5C, 5S, 6 and 6 Plus.
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Neoliberalism has brought us the global supply chain, where fast fashion is sewn by women in sweatshops in Cambodia and Bangladesh, out of sight and mind from the women who will ultimately wear the clothing.
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To better understand the universe's insatiable obsession with denim, we headed to DSTLD Los Angeles to get a glimpse at the mesmerizing process of jeans as they're shaped and sewn to perfectly hug every curve.
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Love 'em or hate them, you be the judge: Kiran Jassal's costume features the country's iconic twin towers in Kuala Lumpur, and has more than 100,000 Swarovski crystal sewn into the silver and nude piece.
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This is what scared me: If my parents were models, then the baby that now grew inside of my mother – her belly was filling the elastic panel sewn into her pants – could be a model.
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Asif Mian's sewn-together carpets illustrate the hybrid or "double consciousness" (as the exhibition brochure describes it) of young, urban or marginalized Muslims, while Umber Majeed uses morphing computer animations to examine Pakistan's patriarchal past.
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While most of her dress is concealed in the photo, viewers can see its long train and matching veil, which is sheer and features the phrase "'Till death do us part" sewn onto the edge.
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I have a belt here that I'm embroidering and it's taken two years so far and the dress that I'm working on at the moment, the sleeves alone have 800 pearls hand sewn into them.
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" There had been speculation in 2015 that Brown would enter the race, but, Gust Brown told me, "at that point, he had just gotten reëlected, and Hillary had it all sewn up, by everyone's account.
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Stauffer and 32 other plaintiffs are suing the center, and eyewitness testimony revealed that a 2014 raid on its facility uncovered buckets of human body parts and a human head sewn onto a different body.
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The muscle was secured in place by a customized splint that hooked into Kevin's mouth and was sewn to the side of his head to keep the relocated muscle from pulling out before it healed.
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One of the most urgent components of the package provides $150 billion for hospitals and other health entities that are pleading for help to contain the pandemic, relying on hand-sewn masks and donated ventilators.
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It is hard to imagine a Ryder Cup taking place without him — or without Woods, who already had a non-playing spot on the team sewn up and was 11th in the final point standings.
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The original efforts speak to the seriousness some Americans brought to the project: Eisenhower's committee received designs in all forms, from crayon renderings and pencil sketches to ones actually made of fabric, carefully sewn together.
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Bill had a key to Coffin Point and let us make our way through the narrow aisle to the altar, draped by a hand-sewn cloth, where two old-fashioned lamps bookend an open Bible.
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Like many Sudanese women, this patient underwent the most extreme form called infibulation: Clitoris, labia majora and minora are severed, labia are repositioned and the vagina is sewn mostly closed, requiring surgical opening for childbirth.
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In contrast to most modern sneakers that use fused synthetic uppers and modern manufacturing techniques, the Nite Jogger has a cut-and-sewn upper that's reminiscent of 1979 version and other silhouettes from that era.
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When she was 4, her mother departed for the United States, leaving Edwidge with 10 dresses she'd sewn — most of them too big, and meant to be saved and worn in the years to come.
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The collection was a study of contrasts — with Halpern sourcing "horrific, disgusting" fabrics from Shepherd's Bush and Walthamstow markets and elevating them by pairing them with delicately hand-sewn paillettes and luxurious silks and satins.
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Both comfort and support are present here, and the handcrafted quality could be seen in details like the hand-sewn tufts, which allow the mattress to be held together without any toxic adhesives or chemicals.
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One crucial win "La La" missed was the top Screen Actors Guild Award, an Oscar bellwether that went instead to "Hidden Figures," adding a measure of frisson to a race that's all but sewn up.
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Unless you are a descendent of Stuart Little or an American Girl doll, there is no way that all of your belongings can fit inside of a one-inch square pocket sewn into skin-tight fabric.
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These wearable e-skins, either tattooed onto our bodies or sewn into our clothes, could also be used to monitor our vital signs and even help medics predict future heart attacks, by monitoring our heart signals.
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Whether a dildo gets the realistic treatment (like a skin-colored paint job and sewn-on pubic hair) or ends up neon pink, we're willing to bet there's someone out there who'd love to have it.
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Visitors can walk along its edges, noticing details in the dense installation of art and furniture, such as a sewn, red fish pillow on a painted chair, or a wire statue of a flying human figure.
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Dressed in a white rhinestone-encrusted dress so tight she was reportedly sewn into it, Monroe's sultry rendition of "Happy Birthday" marked her last major public appearance before she died in mysterious circumstances on August 5,1962.
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The case is made of rough leather, as if hand sewn by a wounded Union soldier confined to an infirmary but the handle and head are beautifully crafted and surprisingly light thanks to a skeletonized handle.
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But it also happens here in the U.S. As part of the gruesome tradition, some or most of the female genitals are removed — including the labia and clitoris — and the vagina may be partially sewn up.
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"When Marilyn sang 'Happy Birthday' to Jack Kennedy in the famous dress she had to be sewn into, the sequined Jean Louis gown, Mike was there that night," Dowd told authors Ash Carter and Sam Kashner.
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Everything stands out here, but most of all Justin Q. Martin's large work in sewn and painted brown wool that floats before the wall on a delicate wire infrastructure, conjuring an eccentric hand puppet or mask.
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This magical bundle of black clay and bad omens may look like the cat of your nightmares, but in reality he's just trying to save Dakota Fanning's dumb ass from getting buttons sewn into her face.
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Plank offers an optional cooling mattress topper sewn into the bed, but I'd advise you opt out and just buy this cooling mattress pad by them instead, which I use (and love) on all my beds.
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Directed by Jackson Gay at the McGinn/Cazale Theater, it's billed as a play — Ms. Lampanelli's first — but it's more of a play manqué: a patchwork of stand-up comedy and monologues only loosely sewn together.
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"We are fighting for the right to work and for our families' survival," said Lily Cortez, leader of the El Alto Association of Nighttime Workers, surrounded by prostitutes who had sewn their mouths shut in protest.
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And while a wedding-insurance policy may cover a damaged or stolen veil or gown, it does not cover, say, having to be sewn into a dress that doesn't fit moments before marching down the aisle.
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