A year later, I thought, Let's see if this sews together.
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Between those two, the Mets' manager, Terry Collins, just sews patches.
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Ms. Higgins, who sews, needed a big table for cutting fabric.
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Ma sews each pillow by hand in her New Jersey design studio.
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He sews parts together and attaches them to the wall with thumbtacks.
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My aunt lives below me, while my grandmother sews in the cellar.
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A designer with couture experience, Mr. Jaruraak sews each constricting costume himself.
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Natalia sews dresses because even in the occupied city people buy dresses.
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Refinery29: How did the scene in which Ma sews your lips shut work?
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Dr. Lee sews him up, hiding the scar sneakily within a forehead wrinkle.
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Then he sews up the mouth to make sure nothing moves out of place.
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He sews tiny bow ties for cats and dogs to help them get adopted.
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The 52-year-old sews the interiors of caskets at Cardinal Casket Co. in Orlando.
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She has memorised the design, recalling key components as she cuts and sews the fabric.
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She dearly loves her mother, a tough woman who sews and who calls her Wizzle.
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It neither validates the righteous nor condemns the wrong but rather sews the two together.
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In the Calais Jungle, a man sews his lips up in protest at migrants' treatment pic.twitter.
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Dr. Lee carefully sews the pieces of earlobe skin back together, creating a fresh, new lobe.
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Perhaps most impressively, Narcissister makes and sews all of her own costumes and props by hand.
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Now, read the article, "Artist Sews Together Sports and Geopolitics," and answer the following questions: 1.
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The elegant sentence in this poem ties, sews and flows in a stream of chemical consciousness.
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But the petition to the Supreme Court sews further uncertainty into North Carolina's already tumultuous elections process.
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It also brought her closer to her her now-husband, Ralph, who even sews her a tail.
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It sews together powerful hardware, like a great camera and modular design, but falls short on looks.
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Kurt falls in love with a fashion student named Ellie (Paula Beer), who sews him a suit.
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The ragpicker of Brooklyn sews in the back, behind a makeshift wall sprouting a riot of scraps.
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For this, she molds fabric over wooden forms and then hand sews the pieces and their embellishments.
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She cooks, she cleans, she sews, she works, she's got 14 kids—not all of them are hers.
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The 25-year-old sneaker guru sews his ultrarare wares here, in a 2,000-square-foot warehouse loft.
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Enflux makes the clothing and then sews in the motion sensor to tell you if you are lifting correctly.
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She sews pillows, headbands, skirts, quilts and in the summer of 2800, she started sewing her own coffee sleeves.
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Some might only sew the zippers, while another focuses on the pockets, and someone else sews just the inseams.
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Blanca Hernandez sews stars on a Confederate flag in the Alabama Flag & Banner shop in Huntsville, Alabama, on Aug. 603.
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Instead, they recall Italo Calvino's novel, Invisible Cities, which sews together fragments of other locales with a fantastical visual vocabulary.
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The robots are designed to hold onto and sew cloth and other materials by "mapping" the surface as it sews.
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Elin Thomas crochets and sews mold patterns into fabric and they look as though they've come straight from the lab.
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Konley sews unique leather bags from salvaged fabrics and materials like old western blankets, vintage chenille brocade and elk hide.
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A mother sews outside her tent as her son looks on in a camp installed by the National Guard on Jan.
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Blanca Hernandez sews stars on a Confederate battle flag in the Alabama Flag & Banner shop in Huntsville, Alabama, on Aug. 213.
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I know the woman who sews my clothes, who turns them from sometimes shapeless or ill-fitting pieces into, well, mine.
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The home side sews a new, plush side for herself and staggers around the house, leaning her pillow half into walls.
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Shihui Zhou sews together articles of clothing in droopy, evocative ways that make the absence of a wearer seem almost grotesque.
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At one of Chanel's haute couture ateliers in Paris, a seamstress sews a temporary trim motif for the client's second fitting.
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The artist cuts the letters from calico and sews them onto antique quilts, making the already dated language harder to read.
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Guerrero said she sews profanity onto the masks because she thinks it makes them unique and will help them sell better.
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A woman named Anju in Bangladesh, who sews clothes 12 hours a day for export, makes just over $900 a year.
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Esther, a 34-year-old mother of three from the Harare neighborhood of Chitungwiza, sells donuts and sews bedspreads for a living.
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The best sewing shearsAs anyone who sews will tell you, cutting tools are invaluable to ensure the precision shaping of fabric pieces.
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He picks through giant boxes and metal shelves of castoff fabric rolls and then sews his finds together to make new rolls.
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Watching the Oscar-winner wielding a needle and thread as she gleefully sews a teenage girl's lips just feels like the new normal.
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But on his new album Tragedy Of Truth, Bradley sews seeds of hope under even the bleakest sounds crawling out of his studio.
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Today, he not only styles his own wigs (which he says is "a fucking blast"), but also sews most of his own costumes.
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She's a Slovakian designer who goes home every year and buys up vintage handwoven hemp textiles, then cuts and sews them into bags.
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Rating this model as its top pick, the team at Design My Costume found that it cuts fabric cleanly and sews pieces expertly.
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The participant's pace directly correlates with how fast the worker sews, but losing the game is inevitable because the workload is always too great.
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Etsy seller Paula Ma, the designer behind the Pebble Plush store, sews space-inspired pillows that add a celestial element to your home decor.
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Maddalena sews at the factory but desperately wants to be a mother, while her husband's nighttime escapades threaten to unravel all their hard work.
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He brings along a suspicious looking doctor who "sews up" the girl as Ajji looks on with an increasing sense of helplessness and anger.
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Together, with a video documenting factory garment workers in the region, Piyarat's builds a multi-media installation that sews together textiles discarded from factories.
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Maddalena sews at a factory, but desperately wants to be a mother, while her husband's nighttime escapades threaten to unravel all their hard work.
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Joe: He hand-sews a small rim of leather known as a welt to the rim of the boot, allowing the sole to be attached.
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In between signing for packages in her studio, the designer Kelli Des Jarlais sews stage costumes and bespoke latex outfits for clients in the fetish scene.
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I thought it just went, like, king, queen, prince, princess, jack of spades, boy wizard, Dukes of Hazzard and then cartoon mouse that sews Cinderella's dress.
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What could be seen as crucial line of thought in Atkinson's writing sews a concept of interdependence and interconnected, shared culture between distinct modes of living.
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Lear, which cuts and sews material for Tesla, is likewise pressing to get the automaker's seat manufacturing business, according to Matthew Simoncini, the company's chief executive.
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Look a little closer though—beyond the idyllism of seemingly unreachable happiness—and you'll see that within Bloom, Troye sews a seam of pain, trauma and memory.
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Dr. Lee slices the protruding fatty tissue using a scalpel, then sews Tatiana's skin nice and tight, hiding the scar in her gluteal crease (her butt crack).
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Wendy eventually sews Peter's shadow back on, but the Wilsons have no such luck—they will have to fight the severed shadows for the right to exist.
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They include Luis Aleman, who sews for the shop from his studio in Hudson, N.Y. Ms. Pagan designs some of the hats with her employee, Emilija Guobyte.
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Early in this collection, in the poem "Grand Mal Seizure," a woman describes the calico and lace dresses she sews before they are taken away from her.
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Millie even sews the costumes herself, and given that they're so detailed, it can take up to two months — and it seems as if it's completely worth it.
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Gina Adams sews text from the American Indian Treaties onto quilts, articulating the deception and violence used to marginalize Native Americans in the formation of the United States.
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Scanlen, a 19-year-old Perth native known in Australia for the soap opera Home and Away, sews these halves together with perhaps a stitch from Twin Peaks.
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"She sews," the singer, 47, told Kelly Ripa and guest host Jeffrey Dean Morgan Monday of her 9-year-old daughter on an episode of Live with Kelly.
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"Production has improved dramatically since I started using a solar-powered machine, boosting my income from around $50 to $90 a month," said Chara, who mostly sews uniforms.
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Suitsupply uses imported Italian fabrics, sews its suits in China, and includes details you'd usually only find in suits that cost twice as much, like functioning button cuffs.
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The character's homophobia — "he ain't right," he repeats about Rodolpho, who sings and sews with sweet enthusiasm in the hands of Andrew Coshan — bubbles up slowly but effectively.
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"To see my most beloved place on the planet broken like this is heartbreaking," said Robert Lamarche, who makes "wearable art masks" and hand-sews Renaissance-period costumes.
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After the extraction, Dr. Lee digs underneath the exposed hole in Lisa's head, just to make sure nothing suspicious is hiding under the skin, before she sews Lisa up.
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In Chaksu, Devi belongs to a self-help group that sews camel-leather slippers for sale to a retailer in Jaipur, and helps members source loans to buy property.
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Zhelesnik, who hand-sews aprons for all of her students, guarantees that some of her basic cooking and sewing tips will stay with her kids as they get older.
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With traditional surgery, by contrast, a doctor cuts out the old valve and sews in a new one, removing the old valve instead of leaving it in the heart.
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Last spring, Ms. Standish found jobs for some of the farmworkers' wives when American Classic Outfitters, a local company that sews college football and baseball uniforms, called asking for workers.
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Their income from performing in bars and at local concerts is meagre; Irene Baeni, the group's third and only female member, also sews and sells clothes to make ends meet.
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She then feeds that design into a digital embroidery machine, which sews the image onto fabric, whirring away with up to 12 threads while she observes with a watchful eye.
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Or, to put it another way, he takes the keratinous appendages of modern-day dinosaurs and crimps and cuts, glues and sews them to fit the bodies of undernourished mammals.
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The old man smokes his pipe, the young woman sews, and they say nothing—not until the final minutes, when, in a seraphic closeup, she utters one word of farewell.
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Giorgi, whose mother sews all of her tennis outfits, has reached the second week of Grand Slams twice before, at Wimbledon in 2012 and the United States Open in 2013.
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Wearing baggy clothes that he sews himself, Mr. Claiborne preaches the Gospel, lives among the poor and befriends prisoners on death row, modeling his ministry on the life of Jesus.
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Todd Shelton, a fashion designer who makes sleek separates and sells them online, sews his clothes at a factory in East Rutherford, N.J. But there are trade-offs, namely price.
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On the value of making her own clothes: Being a person who sews means that I exist outside of capitalism, trends, and society's ideas about the size of my body.
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Within the same work, a couple stretches to a workout video while a woman seemingly masturbates with a teddy bear, a man dissects a rabbit, and another figure sews a blouse.
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Mr. Politi paints on it while it is temporarily stretched, then gives it to his local tailor who cuts it up according to the artist's instructions and sews the pieces together.
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Artist Pyotr Pavlensky, a supporter of the jailed members of the punk band Pussy Riot, sews his mouth closed in protest outside the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg, July 23, 2012.
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In the end there's a gaping hole in Anthony's forehead, but Dr. Lee sews it up nice and tight, giving Anthony a new bump-free face and a renewed sense of confidence.
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Harking back to the suave songs of Lee Hoiby and Ned Rorem, David Hertzberg's "Ablutions of Oblivion" sews together two Stevens poems with mellow lines for the singer and exuberant drizzles of piano (Milena Gligic).
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Polly's husband, Peter Noonan (Peter Scolari), is one of Corning's closest friends; when the play begins the two men are drinking scotch and watching basketball in the Noonan living room while Polly sews and strategizes.
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But the biennale's curator, Anita Dube, also chose to show the works of Bapi Das, a little-known artist from Kolkata, who drives a three-wheeled taxi and sews needlepoint scenes of daily life there.
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At the back of the shop, Reed's sister-in-law, Jordan Reed Boyd, a former ballerina, sews custom leotards and swimsuits, and the stained-glass artist Katie Sisum sells handblown glass art inspired by Yellowstone.
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Making only small tweaks to existing camouflage—Space Force sews its nameplates in dark blue, rather than the black and "spice brown" used by the Army and Air Force, respectively—is both practical and economical.
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"Valeur et Constance," or "Value and Constancy," is a Parisian almanac for the year 1823, and it slips out of its slot and can be read (albeit with some physical maneuvering) even as its owner sews.
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Though 75, she seems 15 years younger, and her handiwork is all over the house: a fruit pie cooling on the kitchen table, handsome quilts on the couch, elaborate Christmas stockings that she sews for her grandchildren.
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He moved meticulously through a process perfected over the past decade: He hardens a polyurethane-based form inside a mold, carves it with a knife, manipulates clay to recreate the bull's facial structure, and sews on the hide.
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It's a large, understated embroidery in which the artist sews the trajectory of his identity, from being a baby in his father's hand, in the top left corner, to a gay man with his partner, on the far right.
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I use two heavy-duty, commercial ones; another with a five-foot arm for large items; one for lightweight material; and a serger, which sews a seam and finishes it in one process and also removes the extra material.
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Most nights and weekends, Rose, a hospital respiratory therapist, cuts and sews swaths of colorful fabric and adorns the cloth with a variety of objects: buttons, snaps, zippers, doilies and even baby clothes that can occupy a recipient's mind for hours.
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Meanwhile, the islanders' world moves on: an old woman meticulously makes her bed and kisses a statue of Saint Mary, a silent man hunts for sea urchins at night, a grandmother dispassionately recalls the bombs of World War II as she sews.
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He was filling a very specific role, filled once every four years by someone like him: a stern conservative with the faith and the manner of a pastor, who sews up the support of the most devout members of the Republican movement.
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The superintendent of Jackson Central-Merry High School sent out a concerned letter to parents apologizing for the incident and condemning the "inappropriate and unacceptable film," which is about a guy who sews people together, ass to mouth, thus creating the titular centipede.
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Throughout their honest attempts at courtship, they're constantly thwarted by his thanatic restlessness; in the canvas of a wedding dress for a foreign princess, he sews the words "Never Cursed," a blessing for her good fortune—and a longing after his own.
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Many manufacturers of flat-screen TVs, computer hardware and medical devices are set up south of the border, while the apparel industry sources raw materials like cotton, buttons, zippers and threads from the United States and sews them into finished products in Mexico.
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II. While all of this was playing out, a Bay Area TV station KTVU reported on the story of Kate Kretz, an artist who sews Make America Great Again hats into hate speech symbols, such as a Ku Klux Klan hood or Nazi armband.
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John Akomfrah's The Stuart Hall Project (2013) sews the eponymous Jamaican intellectual's television and radio appearances into a tapestry which explores his impact on culture in Britain, his upbringing, his love of Miles Davis, his thoughts on the postwar period, and colonialism's effects on Jamaica.
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Dr. Marashi then sews multiple rows of sutures into the perineal body, starting from further inside of her vagina until he gets to the outside, where he finishes with a row of stitches up from her anus to the new, lifted bottom of her vaginal opening.
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When the Marquis de Sade's Eugénie sews up her mother's vagina after watching her be raped by a man with syphilis (Philosophy in the Bedroom, 523), he is offering an example of what Gilles Deleuze calls, in 1967, 'an astonishing development of the demonstrative use of language.
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You have a few options: The sew-in method, which actually sews wefts of hair to your natural hair; clip-ins that are fastened with barrette-like attachments; micro links, which are individual extensions that are applied strand-by-strand with bead-like rings; and then there are tape-in extensions.
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Strout, who will turn ninety in July, was carrying a bag of cloth she'd bought next door, at Jo-Ann Fabrics, and was wearing a gray-blue wool cloak that she'd made: she still sews all her own clothes, and used to make clothes for Elizabeth, whom she called Wizzle.
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If Notre Dame sews up its final four games, there will probably be a similar situation: With wins over Michigan in the season's first game, and, presumably, No. 19 Syracuse (6-2), which it plays next month, the Fighting Irish, who are independent in football, would probably be shoo-ins.
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Over in Tamiami Trail, a reservation area home to the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians in Miami-Dade County, Erin Tiger, 33, who sews clothing, had tried three different shops in Homestead, Florida (a one hour drive from her house), before she'd been able to finally hunt down a generator before the storm.
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In Lacy's piece, women hand-stitch fabric from towering piles of red, white, and blue cloth that are replenished every evening, creating an endless stream of work that calls attention to San Francisco's own garment district, where mostly female immigrant labor sews to feed America's consumer maw, and to feed their families.
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Examples include everyone from former astronaut Mark Kelly, who cofounded a company that aims to float thrill-seekers to the edge of the stratosphere in giant helium balloons, to Lien Pham, a Vietnamese immigrant who became a technician at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and sews temperature-regulating blankets for craft like the Curiosity Rover.
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A seamstress sews the incorporeal bodies of vanished women into ball gowns; a middle-aged mother, recovering from gastric-bypass surgery, is haunted by the featureless, fleshy mass of her former self; a husband tries to uncover the secret behind a green ribbon that his wife wears around her neck, despite her pleas for him to desist.
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Kang Collection (9 East 82nd Street) has a large-scale painting made with buttons by Ran Hwang, while the Korean Cultural Center (460 Park Avenue, at 58th Street) has an exhibition devoted to Hanji, a traditional paper made from mulberry trees and updated by the artist Aimee Lee, who sculpts little animals and sews dresses from the paper.
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The book is filled with fun facts: how the Green Turtle travels a thousand miles to lay eggs on the beach where it was born; how the Tailorbird "sews" together leaves to build its nest using "plant fibers or spider silk"; how the skin cells on the Blue-Ringed Octopus change color to camouflage or warn enemies.
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Shaman Furs, a one-man operation run out of a 900-square-foot trailer that doubles as atelier and apartment, specializes in hats, vests, earrings and pencil skirts made from sea otter and sealskin, pelts that Mr. Williams harvests, designs and sews himself (the only part of the process he outsources is the tanning) in an elaborate combination of traditional ritual and modern basics.
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Our favorites include Emilia Olsen, who considers global warming through paintings of plants; Natalie Baxter (listed in 41 Varick but with instructions to enter through 13 Varick, #11), who sews together soft, drooping guns; and studio 303, where, among other artists and possible encounters, you can talk to Man Bartlett about meditative sound and outer space or break down the gender binary with Katya Grokhovsky.
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