Is it a haircutting smock from a very stylish salon?
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"I think it's switched a lot into groups," Smock explains.
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He had on a black smock, jeans, and rubber clogs.
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She flew into her smock and switched on her lamp.
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Amanda Kennedy is in her "cheese room," wearing a white smock.
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"I can't work a day before I clear this up," Smock said.
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The transparent Hunter Boots Original Smock Coat is adorable, durable, and waterproof.
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Experts agree that the Hunter Boots Original Smock Coat is the exception.
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Brown appeared in court early Friday wearing a sleeveless anti-suicide smock.
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A woman in a smock stood over me, staring straight into my eyes.
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One Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) candidate wears his doctor's smock in his poster.
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I should wear a red smock and a nametag while I'm at it.
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But it's more than Smock can remember from his years as House historian.
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It would be laughable to compare my drapelike smock to my grandmother's white gown.
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A figure in a hessian smock, cowled like a monk, was pushing a handcart.
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I was still wearing a suicide smock—no metal or buttons, almost a dress.
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They didn't tell Smock to shut up or circulate petitions to bar him from campus.
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And her own favorite dress, a yellow sleeveless smock with sunflowers embroidered around the hem.
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In the snapshot, she wears a black smock with the Supercuts logo emblazoned on it.
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In the snapshot, she wore a black smock with the Supercuts logo emblazoned on it.
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Who takes fan pleating of the most elitist kind and makes it basic, like a smock.
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Dunham included a non-nude selfie, too, posing with her hood up in a light blue smock.
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In court, he stood quietly in handcuffs wearing a green safety smock designed to prevent self-harm.
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Models wore trench coats and smock dresses while long bright scarves added pops of color to trousers suits.
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Purinton wore an Army green, sleeveless suicide-prevention smock and stared straight at the camera the whole time.
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This is certainly an upgrade from technicolor leggings we wore under our denim smock skirts back in the day.
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Smock pleaded guilty in December to conspiring to oppress, threaten and intimidate worshippers at the Islamic Center in 2011.
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The littlest royal was all smiles in her mother's arms on Saturday in a pretty blue floral smock dress.
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In Valley, Nebraska, outside Omaha, Pete Smock, 42, worked to clear deep mud surrounding his home and construction business.
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On a team full of basketball chemists (are those lab coats in their lockers?), Green wears an artist's smock.
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Goddard also scrunched colourful open-collar smock and taffeta frocks and used puffy floral dresses to play with volume.
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His red smock signaled that he was on "restricted status" at the jail — meaning he was back in solitary.
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There were little straw hats and woven espadrilles, striped shorts and smock coats, misty tie-dye and filigree embroidery.
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In Valley, Nebraska, outside Omaha, Pete Smock was working to clear deep mud that surrounded his home and construction business.
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Cumberbatch, who'd already spent weeks wrapped in Stephen Strange's heavy wool smock and luxurious cape, had one of those realizations.
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He got fined for forgetting to wear the yellow smock and cap that Rome taxi drivers once had to wear.
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For the first time, I noticed a black barber's smock and a fedora hanging from a hook on the mirror.
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"That is part of the arrogance the Trump administration is exhibiting all up and down the line," Mr. Smock said.
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When the robber with the handgun had his back turned, Jackson reached under his plastic salon smock, pulled out a .
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Unshaven, these days, and hangdog, glasses clipped to his smock, Mr McIver has clutched a bible as he shuffles into court.
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She has a smock of her own, identical except for the fact that it is deeply stained all over with paint.
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This is why you generally wear protective gear when getting an X-ray, like that big, heavy smock at the dentist.
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Instead of a lab coat, she had taken to wearing a kappogi , the square-necked smock typical of a Japanese housewife.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sophia Dawson's paint-spattered army green jumpsuit and color-splashed smock strike quite a figure.
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To help you leave that years-old printed smock behind this summer, we've rounded up 18 beach dresses to wear anywhere, anytime.
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Participants who were told they were wearing a doctor's coat performed better than those who were told it was a painter's smock.
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Ridiculous or not, I would have worn that smock if it could have got me into Jas de Bouffan (Cezanne's family estate).
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A little African girl, wearing the pink smock of an Italian nursery schooler, waved at her while her mother shopped for potatoes.
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In one study from 2012, people were given a coat and told it was either a doctor's coat or an artist's smock.
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Hence, raffia was intricately woven with pearls into cross-body bags, worn over voluminous lace-trimmed smock dresses and embroidered white shirts.
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As has been done after many of Trump's previous Twitter flubs (lookin' at you, covfefe,) people were quick to mock the "smock" spelling.
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"I'm bringing together being an artist and an economic agent," explains Meyohas, who has also designed a pinstriped "business smock" for her character.
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It will feature a 20th anniversary collection filled with functional workwear pieces like a smock sweatshirt ($160) and a scallop-edge shirt ($200).
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But once he got back in bed, his public persona fell away and he was again a sick, frightened man in a smock.
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He had to be dosed every six hours, and I was under strict orders to wear latex gloves, a mask, goggles and a smock.
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It's like we were right there with him, wearing that salon-provided smock, sipping on a glass of seltzer while someone combs our damp hair.
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Marlee couldn't resist snapping this shot Wednesday morning where you clearly see President Trump's former campaign adviser posted up mid-styling sesh, rocking a smock.
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Equally sensuous is a gorgeous smock of red, navy blue and gold velvet with an embroidered eye radiating gold rays above a three-link chain.
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Destry, 20, a soft-spoken attendee wearing green pigtails and a black latex smock, sat with their friend Kennedy, 20183, in one of the breakout zones.
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"The list is growing mostly from those representing strongly Democratic districts with a lot of people who don't want their representative there that day," Smock says.
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Tunisia game, one daughter was dressed as a tiny Beefeater with a tall black hat, while the other was in a traditional north African long white smock.
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Prince Harry donned the same white smock worn by factory workers, but he wore a fedora-shaped net instead of the blue hair net worn by employees.
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When she talks of escaping the city she has called home for 20 years, tears roll down her cheeks and she dabs at them with her smock.
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On this particular morning, he wore a paint-splattered smock over a white T-shirt and blue pants, swishing a small glass of cappuccino with both hands.
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They were joined in the front row by Randy Short, a Washington, D.C., activist wearing a white religious smock who has described himself as Stone's spiritual adviser.
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A costume with a thin mask and screen-printed smock was cheap, but it didn't look as appealing to parents as more elaborate costumes, accompanied by sophisticated accessories.
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Wrapped in a black smock, Cree laughs excitedly as he has his hair trimmed with scissors and then yells eagerly when the barber brings out the electric razor.
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The 78-year-old grandmother sits at her long kitchen table in a floral smock and slippers stirring aioli for the dinner she'll later serve to her family.
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"The man from the store said he couldn't identify O'Bryan, but he remembered that his customer was wearing a beige or blue smock, like a doctor," says Hinton.
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She would pirouette down the long wood-floored hallway and look out the attic windows, wearing her mother's work smock, imagining she was a dancer or an actress.
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The avant-garde composer Philip Glass shocked at least one music lover when he materialized, smock-clad and brandishing plumber's tools, in a home with a malfunctioning appliance.
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While on P.O.I. watch, Manning wore what's known as a "suicide smock," a white nylon garment that is all but impossible to twist or rip into a noose.
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I loved the respect that being a pediatrician brought me in Japan, even when I wore a smock and had a tower of three hats on my head.
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"Congress in 2017 seems to want to blame their dysfunction on Trump," said Ray Smock, the director of the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education.
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I, in fact, learned a lot from watching this -- such as that people like Smock existed, for one thing, but more importantly what the handy arguments against them were.
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After their ride through the park, Kate changed into a pink smock dress with Indian-inspired embroidery and a tassle neck tie for her visit to a nearby village.
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Its most popular image is of a clay figurine of a chubby peasant girl in a red smock, her chin resting on her folded hands, her eyes cast upward.
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On the factory floor in September, a worker in a gray smock covered by a shiny rubber apron loaded lobsters into a plastic tube to feed into the machine.
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Not far from the swings and the dragon is a tiny shop with a large "Dogman" sign where Marcello (Marcello Fonte) patiently waits in his smock, ready to serve.
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A glass case displays the white smock and thermometer of Georg Renno, senior doctor of Hartheim Castle in Austria where mentally and physically disabled Germans and Poles were euthanized.
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In Valley, Nebraska, outside Omaha, Pete Smock, 42, worked to clear deep mud surrounding his home and construction business Wednesday in what will be a long cleanup for the region.
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Amanda drank her coffee, phoned her mother and her sister, then began to talk about how irritating it had been sharing a room with the woman with the Oriental smock.
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The ease with which Mr. Lithgow inhabits the character, merely untucking his shirt to suggest a barber's smock, hints at the way all effective storytellers are complicit in their stories.
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To be sure, it was a sport among many students to circle Smock and jeer at him, get into goofy exchanges with him, and even interrupt him as much as possible.
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She even experiments with 16th-century hygiene, forgoing hot, soapy water in favor of a nightly dry rubdown with a linen cloth and an occasional change of "smock and hose" (underwear).
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El Rey, who was arrested in Mexico in 26 and extradited to New York in 21, took the stand wearing a jail uniform: a blue smock with orange long johns underneath.
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El Rey, who was arrested in Mexico in 28 and extradited to New York in 22016, took the stand wearing a jail uniform: a blue smock with orange long johns underneath.
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Unsuspecting members of the visiting public enter the exhibit, look around, and — at first tentatively, then with greater confidence — meet an artist, receive instructions, don a smock, and get to work.
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"He suggested that we did the cut first and then the color," hairdresser Gabriela Smallwood, who said they thief ran out while still wearing a salon smock, told KCAL9 at the time.
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While Crown Princess Victoria stunned in a summery white dress by Ralph Lauren, her royal mini-me brought the cute in a powder blue smock dress that once belonged to Victoria herself!
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Why do Ms. Lovette and her designer, Narciso Rodriguez, think it good to present men bare-chested in tights, but women with smock-like dresses hiding most of the female torso's shape?
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There was something dreadfully devout, he thought, or creepily churchy, in the voice of the woman to his left who invariably dressed in full meditation regalia with Oriental smock and black linen trousers.
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The baby was only hours old when a woman, dressed as a nurse in a flowered smock and green hospital pants, abducted her from her mother's room, according to the 1998 incident report.
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"Handcraft is still 80 percent of the work here," Ms. Carli said as she leaned over a woman in a blue smock who was delicately laser-soldering a silver chain, link by link.
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BALTIMORE — The barber had with him his tools of the trade — a black leather smock, a razor, clippers, scissors — and tufts of black locks he had collected from the floor of his shop.
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Furnival took the stage at Dublin's Smock Alley Theatre to play the melancholy Dane as a publicity stunt during a financial crisis and found the exercise so successful that she repeated it twice.
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"Company valuation multiples are elevated given the stock market, but rather than wait to realize growth, companies are willing to buy it through M&A," said Robert Smock, head of corporate advisory at MUFG.
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Sitting in the dock behind her legal team, dressed in a green floral baju kurung, a traditional Malay long smock and dress, and wearing a headscarf, Rosmah appeared calm throughout the first day's proceedings.
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The property is about three miles from the center of the historic town of Cranbrook, once a center for cloth manufacturing and known for its tall 19th-century smock mill, a type of windmill.
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Photographs from the institute's 2015 annual report, which resemble the suspect named by Turkish media, show Tubaigy wearing medical scrubs, a smock and rubber gloves in a laboratory setting, and separately chatting with colleagues.
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At her atelier, she employs 100 artisans who embroider, bead and smock in techniques seen on the folk costumes of various Eastern European countries including former U.S.S.R. states like Kazakhstan, where she was born.
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Dressed in a denim smock dress and matching jacket, Mia took turns playing with grandma Princess Anne and laughing with mom Zara Tindall and cousin Prince Harry as she ran around carrying a mini mallet.
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Stereotypes abound, she noted, with the upper echelons of the profession embodied by the aspirational up-and-comer cloaked in cashmere and silk and the role-play specialist dressed in pinstripes or a schoolgirl smock.
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Among her child admirers was a young resident of San Francisco, artist Anna Klumpke, whose Bonheur doll was dressed in a blue smock over an embroidered peasant blouse, black velvet pants, and patent leather shoes.
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Everyone else rocks up to the red carpet premiere in heels and dresses while Bledel drags herself behind them using only her hands and sporting nothing other than the pillowcase she was given as a smock?
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She pinched the wrist of the glove delicately, placed the fingertips of her other hand inside the opening, then slipped on the glove in a single motion, pulling it over the edge of her smock sleeve.
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He was wearing a pair of huge turquoise eyeglasses, a dark blue smock and not much in the way of pants, just his bare legs sticking out from the wheelchair and wrapped in white compression socks.
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Researchers found that the subjects paid more attention to certain tasks when they thought they were wearing a doctor's coat, but that there was no improvement in performance when they thought it was an artist's smock.
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"What just happened?" she asked as we left the store, considerably broker, and went up a few doors to Yohji Yamamoto, where I bought what Hugh calls a dress but what is most certainly a smock.
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On July 10, 1998, a kidnapper, dressed as a nurse in a blue smock with flowers and surgical gloves, was captured in a grainy surveillance video at the Jacksonville hospital where Kamiyah Mobley was born, police said.
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The smock didn't change colors until 1987, when Starbucks transitioned towards a more European-style coffee shop vibe, including the sale of handcrafted drinks and espresso specialty sips (white shirts, black bow ties, and jazz music included).
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When she joined PEOPLE Now via Skype on Wednesday, she was in the same blue smock she wears every day as a volunteer foster grandparent – and still not quite over the disbelief of getting to meet the Obamas.
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The families of Bailey Holt, Gage Smock, Mary Bella James and Dalton Keeling filed the suit on Tuesday, a day before the one-year anniversary of the shooting at Marshall County High School in Benton, Ky., WKMS reported.
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The designers Patric DiCaprio, Claire Sullivan and Bryn Taubensee have ended their fashion shows with a white floor-sweeping terry-cloth bathrobe (spring 2018) and a bouffant chef's smock accessorized with a two-foot-tall toque (fall 2017).
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A U.S. district judge also ordered Adam David Smock, 24, to serve five years probation and pay $10,400 in restitution for violating the civil rights of others at the Islamic Center of Springfield in southwest Missouri, federal prosecutors said.
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But as I have noted above, that line, that touch, is already fully evident in the 1910 "Seated Male Nude, Back View" and 1911 "Reclining Nude Girl in Striped Smock" drawings that both smack of Art Nouveau's noodling nervousness.
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Mr. Panis was touring the watch-assembly floor at the Shinola headquarters, within a design college in the former General Motors Argonaut research building in midtown Detroit, wearing a shower cap and blue smock, like the assembly workers on duty.
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Raymond W. Smock, who served as historian of the House from 1983 to 1995, said it was one thing for Mr. Trump to assert a privilege and another for him to presume to decide what was a legitimate legislative purpose.
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Labor and material wastage, which she describes as time used to take breaks and leftover scraps of material that inevitably go unused in the production of the garment, costs $10.53, which brings the total cost of producing the smock to $63.16.
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Then Abbink—gloved and gowned, draped in a sterile blue smock in the isolation room—prepared the so-called challenge virus, which had been kept in tissue-culture flasks brimming with red broth, and they injected the mice with the virus.
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This is why Rachel Lee Hovnanian's array of sculpted infants, seen above, was right at home on the first floor of the Fashion Industry Gallery building, ready to be picked up (and Instagrammed), provided you donned a smock and some hand sanitizer.
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Oskar Kokoschka finds the lighter side of the inexhaustibility of self in his 1923 painting "The Painter and His Model II." The artist is a lovely, slightly ridiculous patchwork of colors in a blue smock, fully absorbed in painting a good-humored zombie.
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Surrounded by snacks and bottles of makeup, Atamanuik sat in the chair under a black smock and played music from his phone through a Bluetooth speaker at high volume, alternately singing along, checking emails and drying his face with a hand-held fan.
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LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - British designer Molly Goddard focused on volume for women's spring wardrobes at her London Fashion Week show on Saturday, presenting a colourful collection of puffy smock dresses, frilly skirts and plenty of her eye-catching trademark tulle frocks.
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Are we looking at Guston's idea of a painter's essence (not an uncommon line of inquiry for the time) or is the image a caricature of a long-legged artist in black pants and a red shirt (or, more satirically, a smock)?
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Husband-and-wife owners Kevin and Bo Carney have been early supporters of a lot of Eastside designers who have since blown up, including Clare Vivier and Beatrice Valenzuela — and they're most certainly on track to replicate that success with their own clothing brand, Smock.
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The singer looked like the lovechild of a unicorn and an ice cream factory (in the best possible way) in her shimmery smock, worn underneath a duck egg blue coat and accessorized with a pale pink headband, small pink bag, drop earrings, and kitten heels.
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For example, it is routine for people in the throes of a mental health crisis to be put into a cell, often termed a "safety cell," where they are naked except for a suicide resistant smock or blanket, and watched continuously by a correctional officer.
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Officials refused us entry into the Pastrogor facility, but two men ventured out in the light drizzle to say hello: Idriss, a cheery middle-aged gentleman in a green smock from the Ivory Coast, and a Kurdish man who went by Rom, who had fled northern Syria.
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Or, for that matter, a dress — "the accessory to our accessories," Ms. Arons said — that is about to go online for pre-order: a bright red traditional Mexican smock embroidered in white peacocks and inspired by one of the many Mexican dresses in Ms. Spade's own closet.
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It does, however, make sense that the absurdly idealized final family shots — including Jo's fantastically modern pink smock dress — aren't real in the same way that Jo watching her book come to life is, and the collapsing of Jo and Louisa was really interesting to me.
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The conditions would have required him to be moved to a special bare-bones cell where he would be outfitted in a tear-resistant one-piece smock and receive stepped-up observation from a staffer or inmate posted outside, according to Lindsay and sources familiar with Epstein's case.
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Those more rebellious in spirit cast off their corsets (a mannequin in the show features this new, liberating uniform: a free-flowing smock); rallied for labor rights, racial equality and peace; spoke about the need for birth control (a topic so taboo that the mere mention of it could lead to arrest).
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The rest of the décor looks like a Brighton Beach yard sale: a mushroom cookie jar, an embroidered peasant smock, a camouflage cap, a samovar or two, a collection of beaded handbags, several ceramic cows, three statues of fat chefs with toques and mustaches, and two giant forks mounted on the wall.
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In another work from 1911, "Reclining Nude Girl in Striped Smock," a weepy sexuality is delicately suggested by a flushed pink ear and a soft watery eye topping-off the beautifully colored-in contour lines that adhere to the kind of voluptuous natural forms popular with Art Nouveau: the flowing curvature of seaweed and lilies.
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Mussard, an impish woman in lime-green cashmere and an orange smock, looked on as customers took scraps of "ex-scarves," as she called them, backed with silver and gold foil, and cut and bent them into angel-shaped holiday ornaments with felt-ball heads, which they could then take home free of charge.
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Only those blessed with the privileges money and slim good looks bring, these women seemed to suggest, could get away with wearing a dress that evokes virginal drabness at best and cult-style patriarchal oppression at worst; a dress which, with its sacklike silhouette, looks like a cross between a 1880s homesteading smock and the so-called bankruptcy barrel archetypically worn by old-timey hobos.
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Even if they're only vaguely aware of the details, people do generally know that the investigation into Clinton has resumed and that she appears to have lied about it (which she indeed has.) Cory Smock, 22, attends Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, and like many voters he's absorbed disjointed snippets about the investigation on the internet, but doesn't particularly care about the details because it just reinforces his pre-existing conviction that Clinton is constantly engaged in corruption and criminality.
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The AIC, and the ad agency (Burnett) and media company (Spark) that built the room, decided to model it on the second version of the painting — owned by the AIC — and they have faithfully copied everything in it, from the smock and straw hat hanging on pegs behind the bed, the chairs and side table laden with toiletries, and the paintings on the walls to the shutter windows, the furniture, and even the splashes of green light on the floor.
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There was no particular difficulty in gauging what he's been looking at lately from the outsize coats he made in British checks and Scottish tartans, the shirts with exaggerated Western wear fringe, the Punk half-kilts he stitched over trousers, the embroidery on the backs of jackets, the eyelet he used to pierce coats and jackets and trousers, and the marbleized paper — whether Indian or Venetian — whose patterns were printed on lightweight smock coats that drifted behind the skinny boy models in a final theatrical parade around the loading bays.
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