Cobblers usually fix soles by adding half or full new soles; you'll want to specify whether you want leather, rubber, or foam soles ahead of time (leather tends to be slightly more).
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They don't ever tell you about their air soles and why they're better than Reebok's air soles.
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The stock closed at 2.01 soles ($0.6209) on Friday, down from 4.70 soles at the start of the year.
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I had the black pair with white soles, for what it's worth, and liked the contrast offered by the soles.
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Alternatively, you can rub your hand along the soles of your feet (or rub the soles together), but that's not nearly as satisfying.
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Raul Urere, part of a union that represents 2,200 workers at the Cuajone and Toquelapa mines and the Ilo refinery, said this year workers received between 13,000 soles ($4,000) and 16,000 soles in profit share, less than the 40,000 soles they received last year.
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Motors in the soles loosen and tighten the laces once you press the integrated buttons, and the kicks juice up via magnetic induction points on their soles.
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Motors in the soles loosen and tighten the laces once you press the integrated buttons, and the kicks juice up via magnetic induction points on their soles.
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The shoes — spectator platform pumps — had cork soles.
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The government has set up a fund of 323bn soles ($770m) to help victims and begin reconstruction, on top of a stimulus package that will pump 5.5bn soles into infrastructure.
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Markle wears the version with gum-colored soles (pictured above), but if you prefer a more monochromatic look, it's also available in all-white with both white uppers and soles.
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"It should at least be 90 million soles, supposedly the amount of the bribes, plus penalties and fines that could bring it to hundreds of millions" of soles, Kuczynski said.
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Ask your cobbler to add protective half soles to your soft-soled boots, she suggested, as protective soles are plastic, waterproof, and add grip to the bottom of your shoe.
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He was wearing work-casual (a striped button-down, jeans, blue Allbirds with white soles), in contrast to Brown's cool minimalism (charcoal T-shirt, navy cardigan, cream Allbirds with matching soles).
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When walking indoors, always wear shoes or slippers with nonskid soles — not barefoot (unless you want a broken toe), and never just socks unless they have nonslip grips on the soles.
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In contrast to these pieces, "Worn Soles" (2001) looks at crowds as a diverse selection of people: the apparent differences among the shoe soles speak to differences in class and gender.
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You will most likely be approached, as I was, by locals selling crafts, hats (2130 soles) and ponchos (270 soles), offering tours of local sights, or even marijuana (I did not partake).
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Each worker is scheduled to receive an average bonus of 483 soles ($146) this year based on 2015 profits, down from about 30,000 soles ($9,090) the year prior, said union leader Zenon Mujica.
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Workers downed tools to demand an 8-soles ($2.38) hike to the daily wage of about 80 soles, but management has only offered an increase of 1 sol, said union leader Julio Ortiz.
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Walking barefoot in the rainforest is rough on your soles.
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Kate's R. Soles cowboy boots made an appearance then, too.
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Their textured platform soles give the wearer a lift, too.
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Someone beat the soles of his feet with a stick.
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A worker sprayed the soles of their feet with disinfectant.
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Its soles are made from castor beans and natural rubber.
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For this reason, the most notable feature is Mahabis' detachable soles.
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CBC may also announce a RegS transaction denominated in Peruvian soles.
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But, as Adidas's soles show, these shortcomings are being dealt with.
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He was also married to actress P.J. Soles from 1978-1983.
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She's lusting after those signature red soles just like everyone else.
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Together with polished patent leather soles, it was a home run.
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The co-founder of kids shoe company Baubles + Soles has grit.
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Recognizable brands, like Christian Louboutin shoes with their red soles, do.
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She said only the soles of Layne's feet were not burned.
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The soles then feel more like a compressed piece of styrofoam.
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Look for pairs that protect from stubbed toes and thicker soles.
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The kitchen tiles were cool against the soles of my feet.
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Her soles had toughened to parchment and hide over the years.
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They were soft and pale pink and had white rubber soles.
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I knead her soft soles, notice her toenails, pearly and perfect.
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Kicking the air, kicking walls, kicking cars — their soles don't discriminate.
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Then Caligula had slippers with pearls, we imagine, on the soles.
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However, the soles of my feet did feel a touch smoother.
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Why was there snow on their soles on a snowless day?
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The minimum wage in Peru is 850 soles ($252) a month.
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Oh, and there were Johnny Thunders boots with monster platform soles.
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The house slippers should be previously unworn and have felt soles.
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Water gets progressively more expensive the closer you get to Machu Picchu — a bottle on the street in Cuzco will run you around 2 soles; by the time you get to the site, it's 8 soles.
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The soles of his feet rise into a bright blue, cloudless sky.
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The soles are really thick so my feet feel cushioned all day.
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Now, the patron saint of crimson soles is ready for something new.
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Some of them had wrapped their soles with sellotape to prevent blisters.
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They've got leather tassels on the zippers, leather lining, and rubber soles.
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Her chief rival, investor-favorite Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, has proposed 850 soles.
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It includes the brand's signature embossed tongue label and rubber grip soles.
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The insoles contain recycled foam, while the rubber soles are carbon-free.
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Chalk that up to Danner's patented air-cushioned microfiber-lined polyurethane soles.
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The researchers heated it and added tiny particles to the shoes' soles.
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The soles of our boots started to melt as we were hiking.
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Fingers, toes, the soles of his feet — all exquisite, all perfectly formed.
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Stella McCartney Your boots have some serious soles, almost like a creeper.
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The soles of her shoes also appear to have been rather long.
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Kim went for luxe comfort with these sandals, equipped with fur-lined soles.
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Finished off with leather laces and genuine crepe soles, these are super premium.
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After Sunday's race, I plan to tear off the soles and make S'mores.
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Wipe away any excess mud from the soles with a wet paper towel.
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From these data an algorithm determined the ideal soles for the customer's shoes.
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Upstairs, a couple of 3D printers began humming away to make those soles.
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The soles of his feet placed carefully on the ground the whole way.
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Kids became computer literate and improved their English skills using the SOLEs approach.
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Her landings were so solid that her soles seemed coated in super glue.
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When you notice yourself starting to slip, it means your soles are done.
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The casual lace-up gets more substantial with stiff leathers and lug soles.
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But it's not one-size-fits-all when it comes to the soles.
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The 8353-foot-long white plastic tube stuffed with shoe soles titled "Cake"?
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Mr. Glass said that a cameraman felt the soles of his shoes burning.
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Instead, I rub ointment into her palms, into the soles of her feet.
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Before that, Quaid was married to actress P.J. Soles from 1978 to 1983.
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I picked up a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice for 4 soles.
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They repurposed a Japanese 2-D printer to decorate the flip-flops' soles.
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The Louboutins I have look like regular tennis shoes but with red soles.
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Slip-resistant soles or cleats can help keep you upright on icy pavement.
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A lawyer for the De Soles' did not respond to a request for comment.
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I will pay you whatever money for pictures of the soles of your feet.
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The so-called "moon boots" are similar to a hiking boot with flexible soles.
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Drug traffickers leave behind cloth slippers with carpeted soles, used to obliterate their footprints.
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If you've already got holes in your soles, expect to pay a little more.
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The shoemaker initially sought trademark protections for his red soles in 2010 in Switzerland.
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The Interior Ministry has offered 100,000 soles ($30,000) for information leading to his capture.
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As the wooden brakes wore down, she padded them with a shoemaker's leather soles.
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All the other stuff is added—the soles, sidewall stitching, a microsuede heel piece.
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"I knocked doors until rainwater came through my soles," she tweeted back in June.
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Dear shoe gods: Can we please have more heels and brogues with gripped soles?
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He was also wearing boots with decent-looking soles, and brass, not steel, eyelets.
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Sequins have discolored, threads have come loose, and paint on the soles is cracking.
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Rubber Baron A box of Margom soles waiting to be married to JBF uppers.
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Or walk through Christian Louboutin's studio and suggest tweaking the color of the soles.
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The shoes have iridescent soles and an ISS National Lab patch on the tongue.
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An average meal for two, without drinks or tip, is 130 soles, about $40.
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He once sold 5,000 pairs of socks that had been manufactured with no soles.
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In particular, the stacked soles of the maximalist shoes seem to subtly affect balance.
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The joot radiates a kind of energy that strikes fear in our very soles.
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They proved surprisingly light, thanks to a process that aerates the soles' rubber by injection.
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Simply attach the rubber soles with the snap-on in the back and head out.
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All of Le Chameau's boots are designed with arch support and all-terrain-grip soles.
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She added custom satin Aquazurra shoes featuring nude mesh detailing and baby blue-painted soles.
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The wearer controls it using pressure sensors that sit under the soles of their feet.
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Meghan added custom satin Aquazurra shoes featuring nude mesh detailing and baby blue-painted soles.
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Before that the father of three was married to actress P.J. Soles from 1978 -1983.
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Back then, many police officers wore finely-polished dress shoes with soft, slippery leather soles.
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Owners turn to The Leather Spa to have their red-painted soles protected or refinished.
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The answer lies in the shoes' soles and the attention to detail in their manufacturing.
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The zip-up sneakers are dirty and cracked, with holes splitting each of the soles.
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Go for rubber or PVC and leave those leather soles alone — you'll only trash them.
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Falling off, in the restrictive soles of ballet shoes, is more painful than is ideal.
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Millions of counterfeit euros and Peruvian soles have also been seized by police in Peru.
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Shoes and boots should have slip-resistant soles (rubber or neoprene, not plastic or leather).
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A huge portion of savory fried rice topped with a shrimp omelet cost 32 soles.
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A boleto parcial — partial ticket, allowed entrance to four sites, including Sacsayhuaman, for 70 soles.
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She wore cheap, ragged clothes with the seams torn, shoes with the soles worn down.
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One day, we feel a resonance, from the soles of the feet to the cranium.
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There were lashes from his forehead to his groin to the soles of his feet.
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Sneaker companies are using it to create new types of shoe soles from experimental materials.
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Tory Sport snow boots in leather with treated rubber soles, $208.60 (on sale) at shopbop.com.
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He sat up to find a big Doberman sniffing at the soles of his shoes.
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All we know about the perpetrator is that their shoes have red Christian Louboutin-esque soles.
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The red ones have gum permanently stuck to the soles, but I'm pretty sure they're clean.
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Danced in high-heeled boots, its footwork flows to the edges of soles, twisting ankles too.
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The former came courtesy of her nude mesh Aquazzura shoes that featured soles painted baby blue.
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The real secret magic happens inside the foam soles, where all of the gadgetry is embedded.
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Afaq Hussain has worked in the same backstreet shoe workshop hammering on soles for 26 years.
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Your soles will drink it all up overnight, so you'll have the softest feet come morning.
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As I'm walking, I feel a thick layer of salt underneath the soles of my boots.
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The company may also announce a RegS transaction denominated in Peruvian soles as early as Wednesday.
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And now she's baring her sole — well, soles, from her new footwear line, Daya by Zendaya.
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Its most recent launch is the Tree Topper, a high-top sneaker with sustainable foam soles.
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So she designed a single style with a sleek shape and sourced the soles from Italy.
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Start with the toes, the soles of the feet, the tops of the feet, the ankles.
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Shoes Soles 4 Souls: Find drop off locations or ship your shoes to those in need.
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Made in Italy, with thick soles for added comfort and durability, they're also of excellent craftsmanship.
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The designer, 56, sat facing me, wearing black boots with platform soles as high as pylons.
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The "fabric" portions are turned into carpet tiles, the rubber soles into yoga and gym mats.
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It is hinting at something we step on, and that is the SOLEs of our feet.
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One of the bonds was for 8,000 million soles ($2,375 billion) and is due in 2040.
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They also noted that carbon-fiber soles have been used before in the running shoe industry.
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He'd prescribed creams, lanced cysts, cut plantar warts out of the rubbery soles of smelly feet.
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"Many luxury boots have soft leather soles, which really isn't great during winter," Cospito told INSIDER.
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Dr DeSimone is the boss of Carbon, the firm that produces the printer which makes the soles.
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Chairs in the conference room began life as plastic bottles, food packaging, aluminium cans and shoe soles.
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Sweikt was "severely beaten all over his body, including the soles of his feet," according to Reprieve.
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In the world of boots, Vibram soles are pretty much synonymous with long-lasting quality and durability.
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There's a small economy of elderly tracking and tagging devices, from pocket GPS trackers to wearable soles.
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Leftist lawmaker Veronika Mendoza, third or fourth in opinion polls, has promised an increase to 1,000 soles.
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The view below stage level captures the soles of their shoes as they pop into the air.
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However, the soles had a chemical stench to them when I brought them close to my nose.
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They're made from 100% leather, with soft soles to support balance and coordination as your baby walks.
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The soles include tiny sensors that track where you're going, the distance you've traveled and calories burned.
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The Royale is made with 25% reclaimed rubber in the soles; the insoles also use reclaimed materials.
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They often write their anniversaries on the soles and add baby shoes when they start a family.
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I pulled them on and walked 40 blocks comfortably on cushiony soles with zero break-in time.
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The display explained each component of the shoe, including the soles made out of 50% recycled materials.
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Traditional soles can be narrow and unsupportive, leading to all kinds of foot problems, like plantar fasciitis.
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Sneaker brand Primury makes shoes with part-recycled rubber soles, as well as some completely vegan styles.
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It was 600 soles at the start of his five-year term, which ends on July 28.
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Leftist lawmaker Veronika Mendoza, just behind Kuczynski in opinion polls, had promised an increase to 1,000 soles.
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These are the same Italian-made cup soles used by tony design houses and chic footwear brands.
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Skaters already loved Vans' sneakers for the rubber soles, but these weren't expressly designed for the sport.
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On ice, wear cleats – you can buy inexpensive soles with metal studs that slip over your shoes.
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If red soles aren't in your budget just yet, a red lacquer could be just the thing.
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The nickname comes from "pece," the tar that Mr. Parrello's father, a shoemaker, used to fix soles.
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With vision (new soles and a good cleaning), you can score show-stopping footwear on the cheap.
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Markle's Aquazurra heels for the night had "soles painted in baby blue," according to the royals' website.
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"You should call Rick," he said, meaning their landlord, Rick Soles, who managed 400 properties in Durham.
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My floorboards burned the soles of my feet, and there was a faint whiff of, well, glue.
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A small leche de tigre for 4 soles was a perfect aperitif — fishy and almost too tangy.
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The high-quality suede with patent and shearling detailing is impeccable, and the soles are super sturdy.
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Not far away was Koricancha (10 soles admission), the ruins of an important temple in Incan history.
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Sadly for him—and honestly, also for all of us—there are no smooth, soft soles here.
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Snapshot: Above, a design by Christian Louboutin, a high-end French shoe designer known for red soles.
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From comparatively lightweight road offerings to expensive insulated moon boots with lugged soles, there's plenty of variety.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Christian Louboutin's battle to protect the distinctive red soles on the shoes he designs got a boost on Tuesday when the European Union's top court said their red color was separate from the shape of the soles, which is usually not protected under EU trademark law.
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While Vans typically have hard rubber soles, the ComfyCush midsoles are more cushioned and softer to the touch.
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Vans shoes took off when skateboarders discovered that their sticky soles gave them a competitive edge while riding.
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Pro tip: Don't pick shoes with soles that are too hard or inflexible, or your feet will hurt.
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The soles of the woman's feet glow orange, highlighting her retreating gait and suggesting frequent use, possibly inflammation.
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And for visitors who aren't into long treks, the journey can be taken on horseback for 80 soles.
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Your team digs and sifts through concrete and rubble, the heat melting the rubber soles of your boots.
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Butterfly Stretch Sit tall with shoulders relaxed, knees bent and soles of feet touching; place hands on feet.
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The shoes are made in the USA with calfskin leather, single oak leather soles, and Goodyear welt construction.
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Mitra introduced SOLEs to a school in Gateshead, England, and found primary school students learned secondary school material.
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The soles are nearly indestructible, and if you do manage to damage them, they're built to be replaced.
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I wipe the soles down when they get dirty, but haven't needed to wash the shoes themselves yet.
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In Juba, you drum on your body, slapping your chest and knees and the soles of your feet.
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"An eventual impact from the resolution is much lower than 700 million soles," it said in a statement.
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Anyone who ventures across the cobbled courtyards wearing shoes with heels or stiff soles is asking for trouble.
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Steve Madden's classic black shoes were especially popular, known for their giant rubber soles and thick elastic bands.
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Lunch for two, without drinks and tip, is 947 soles (about $290) for the eight-course tasting menu.
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Forgo slippery rubber treads; instead, grip opposite sides of the tree with the soles of your bare feet.
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Apply on the soles of your feet, under your jawline or on your wrists just before bed time.
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Determine whether your walk is off-kilter by studying the wear pattern on the soles of your shoes.
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The incoming tide is rising over the soles of our boots and the hatchlings won't stay dry long.
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I recommend the conchas del griego, savory scallops with the creamy roe sacks still attached, for 48 soles.
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Along with a plate of empanadas full of Andean cheese and sausage (16 soles), my evening was complete.
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With the shoes, Nike was essentially able to place a version of the blades inside the oversized soles.
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The Mercury idles with a deep, penetrating rumble that I can feel through the soles of both shoes.
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Corks are donated to ReCork, a recycling program that repurposes the material for shoe soles and yoga blocks.
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Another distinction that sets his process apart from mass-produced boots is how the team attaches the soles.
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The objects they print range from car parts to the mid-soles in Adidas Futurecraft and Alphaedge shoes.
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My boots are a pair my mom bought me five years ago that have holes in the soles.
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There's just something so refreshing (and, yes, disgusting) watching those flakes fall from your tired soles into the basin.
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"The soles were completely gone," said Jason Reynolds, founder of PurpMe, the nonprofit Tunstill was working with that day.
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What she neglects to say is that the in-soles with tell Kris where MJ is at all times.
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He grew a beard and walked around barefoot until the soles of his feet grew tough, like elephant hide.
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Unfortunately by that point there's already enough wear on the soles that the shoes are rendered un-returnable. Fun.
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" To Aldous Huxley in 1928: "I have read Point Counter Point with a heart sinking through my boot soles.
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Stefani topped it all off with a bold red lip — matching the red soles of her Christian Louboutin shoes.
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Mark Fuhrman, watched O.J. struggle with trying on a shrunken glove, or debated the soles of Bruno Magli shoes.
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Nguyen broke down the numbers for the Sharks: She said Baubles + Soles was projecting $300,000 in sales for 2019.
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Despite rugged soles, Gore-Tex lining, and heavy-duty leather, Danner hasn't gone without its fair share of critics.
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The soles have plenty of traction that can handle everything from basic dirt trails to rocky or wet terrain.
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She instructed me to place the soles of my feet together "like a froggy," and I dutifully did so.
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He could hear grit crunch beneath his thin leather shoe soles as he stepped along the far mirror wall.
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Soles with a broader surface area may help improve balance and stability and prevent falls, the study team notes.
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Elias arrived with diamonds in the soles of his shoes; his father, a diamond merchant, had hidden them there.
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You do not need a gym membership or a treadmill or special shoes with rockers built into the soles.
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Inside, hundreds of workers cut leather from Brazil, then glue and carefully pinch, gather and hammer it into soles.
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An adviser for the European Court of Justice said no in the case of Christian Louboutin's famed red soles.
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A quarter chicken with a large handful of French fries and a green piquant dipping sauce was 11 soles.
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That was because for some of them, the soles of their shoes had started to melt on the court.
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Vaporfly soles give runners more energetic efficiency, but some researchers and runners think the shoes confer an unfair advantage.
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Later on that same trip, they encountered this style of clogs, again, but with polyurethane rather than wooden soles.
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Dancing veterans favored cowboy boots — their leather soles and heels suited for the two-steps and waltzes of zydeco.
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As part of the operation, Peru sold nearly 6 billion soles ($1.75 billion) in sol-denominated sovereign bonds expiring in 2034, with demand for them climbing to nearly 20 billion soles, said the source, who asked not to be named because an official announcement from the government had not yet been made.
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Geox is representing a revolution in the shoe business, because 95% of the population, the consumer, use rubber bottom soles.
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She is so far accustomed to going barefoot that she could strop a razor on the soles of her feet.
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The De Soles say Ms. Freedman told them that she knew the collector's identity but had to keep it confidential.
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Sure, there may be no kangaroo-fur soles, but that's exactly what we love about Alberta Ferretti's new Mia Mule.
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They laid me down on the floor And beat the soles of my feet, my back and about the face.
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Feet have marched up and down those impossible staircases, with the soles of shoes leaving subtle scuffs on each step.
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But embedded within its soles are tiny sensors that track where you're going, the distance you've traveled and calories burned.
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The sportswear giant says it'll soon introduce microwaves in its stores that can "bake" soles in just around 15 seconds.
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The bride is wearing shoes from Aquazurra made in silky satin, with nude mesh, with soles painted in baby blue.
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Share Your Soles is another place to donate all types of footwear, including running shoes, sandals, boots, and children's shoes.
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But the shoes he was wearing had "F*** U" in the soles, and yeah ... now that's in the cement too.
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In a basement in San Francisco, Lavion Gibson circles tiny imperfections on the soles of shoes with a red marker.
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The insoles on all of Rothy's shoes contain recycled foam; the rubber soles are made without environmentally stressful black carbon.
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The sensors can even tell you how "fresh" the soles are and if you need to replace them or not.
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In December, Kardashian West donated 1,000 pairs of Adidas and Kardashian Kollection shoes to non-profit organization Soles 4 Souls.
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Adam Driver may be wearing a fully black outfit, but the soles of his shoes are spectacularly red and shiny.
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His foot was broken and dangling: he'd been flogged on his bare soles, then tied to a gurney and electrocuted.
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The rubber soles on these boots are perfectly grippy, and permissible everywhere where the Department of Natural Resources is concerned.
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Grenson's Fred wingtip brogues with commando soles are a truly unique boot, with beautiful details and a bit of edge.
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Producer Fabiana Buontempo got a look at how the secret to New Balance sneakers' comfort is all in the soles.
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The soles of his shoes were worn flat, the seams frayed and threadbare, the color faded to a dull gray.
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And since it's spring, look to open-toe stunners that won't leave you with sore soles or cut up ankles.
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His heavy Redwings had a fresh shine and much less mud caked on their soles than might have been expected.
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There are rainbow-embroidered shorts ($69.50) and jackets ($98) from Levi's pride collection, and Superga sneakers with rainbow soles ($85).
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Police officers wounded Mr. Soles, who was later found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison.
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In practically the same breath, however, the man behind the desk said he would accept 100 soles, or about $30.
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More flexible knees and "hiking-style" boots with flexible soles will make crouching and getting up much easier as well.
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He made loafers super-glossy, in silver, gold and Emerald City green — and then gave their soles the same treatment.
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But the Vaporfly soles fuse together a foam layer and carbon-fiber plate in order to minimize that lost energy.
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He knew more about the souls and soles of the rich and the powerful than any lobbyist, podiatrist or priest.
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Mink displayed sneakers made of corn plastic soles, and there was ample talk about a much-coveted material called Frumat.
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She'd never run on pavement before and she was wearing a brand new pair of boy's sneakers with thin soles.
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The pantyhose feature soles embossed with several translucent strips of gel, which act as a non-slip grip on the foot.
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But Mr. Andrew's best styles, at least to this judge, were the unadorned lace-up derbies sitting on chunky lug soles.
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Wear Proper-Fitting Shoes Dead skin forms from repetitive friction on the soles of the skin from walking, says Dr. Pourziaee.
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As for those special effects on the soles, you can set them to flash in one hue, or alternate between two.
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Mar Mar Aye and her daughter built a new business selling shoe soles by sending money and information via their phones.
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Footwear groups say that new tariffs won't bring back the suppliers of uppers (the part around your foot), soles or inserts.
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They're also equipped with a padded footbed and skid-resistant soles, so that your walkabout is a safe and comfortable one.
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Villagers say each household got 400,000 soles ($120,000), which amounts to a lifetime's earnings for a minimum-wage worker in Peru.
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Oliva told me that each loaf of cheese earns her 10 soles at the market—a little more than US $3.
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This summer, Allbirds unveiled a line of flip-flops made with SweetFoam, which uses sustainable sugar cane to build shoe soles.
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In April a Dutch company started selling training shoes with soles made from chewing gum scraped off the streets of Amsterdam.
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Outdoor Voices collaborated with Hoka One One, the running brand best known for their super-cushioned running shoes with thick soles.
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"These defendants were lying to their clients about the paintings," Emily Reisbaum, a lawyer for the De Soles told 10 jurors.
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Some might find that the soles and arches of APL sneakers aren't supportive enough for a high-impact activities like running.
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" This condition causes thick calluses to grow on the soles of the feet, "Where you experience a lot of the trauma.
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Think: slip-on suede styles with rubber soles, lace-up leather ankle booties, and breathable burgundy boots ready for absolutely anything.
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The difference between these and those awkward sneaker-loafers you'll find on cubicle-bros is all in the toe and soles.
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Uncharted 4 is a polished piece of Uncharted work from the tops of the mountains to the soles of Nathan's shoes.
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The soles on the underside give a preview of the colors the white Converse might turn into when they're brightened up.
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This was the third marriage for Quaid, who was divorced from Meg Ryan in 2001 and actress P.J. Soles in 1983.
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And as soon as we start thinking about our 11:00 meeting, bring yourself back to the soles of our feet.
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But the rules haven't kept some league superstars from sporting designs from Soles By Sir and other designers in the space.
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And then, in flashback, we learn about a failed escape, after which Offred was beaten on the soles of her feet.
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"These shoes are in wonderful condition for their age, with evident signs of use to the soles," the catalog description reads.
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The brand's shoes are made with merino wool or eucalyptus trees for the uppers and sugar cane for the SweetFoam soles.
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Current Vaporfly models have 1.4 inch-thick soles, whereas midsoles of other racing shoes generally hover around 1 inch, Burns noted.
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The used gum is made into a recycled compound called Gum-Tec, which becomes the rubber to mold the shoe's soles.
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And even though it's called a "back, neck, and shoulder massager," it feels amazing on the soles of my (clean) feet.
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In one house with the green corrugated roof, three women sit in the sitting room, their soles bruised with black marks.
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The sneakers are made using full grain leather from the Veneto region of Italy with soles from suppliers Margom and Dila.
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This is a song that demands motion, whether it be dancing in dirty warehouses or scuffing your soles along city streets.
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Peru's President Pedro Pablo Kuczysnki has said Odebrecht should pay at least 90 million soles ($26.7 million) to settle in Peru.
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If you plan on sitting down for your photo, make sure that the soles of your shoes aren't facing the camera.
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It's part of an exhibit entitled "Step Into the Soles of Recovery," sponsored by the university's four-year-old recovery program.
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One pair was gold-colored, with cushioned soles fashioned, according to Umicevic, to help Melania follow her husband's campaign across America.
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Christian Louboutin's famous red-soles look can be worn on your lips — and now around your neck as a statement piece.
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He seemed to be kneeling inside her womb; we could see his bottom and the soles of his feet, impossibly small.
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For most of the 20th century, golfers wore what were essentially dress shoes with hard metal spikes molded into the soles.
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He liked them so much, in fact, that he decided to slap Teflon plates onto the soles and curl in them.
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I had pairs designed for both trail running and hiking, featuring grippy, durable soles that proved reliable on rocky, unstable terrain.
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Vaporflys give runners more energetic efficiency, but some people think the shoes&apos soles should be regulated to avoid unfair advantages.
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All of the cozy styles are designed with anti-slip soles and memory foam cushions for added support in each step.
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The mesh upper is thin and breathable enough to see my socks through it, and the Vibram soles are very sticky.
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However they were unable to produce leather shoes with rubber soles, which include popular shoes like the Superstar and Stan Smith.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Jazmyn Benjamin walked onto the hardwood floor at Madison Square Garden to a symphony of squeaking soles.
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Also, Adidas is sending up a machine that makes its BOOST shoe soles, just to see how it works in space.
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The ruling places an immediate, indefinite ban on shoes with more than one plate or with soles thicker than 40 millimeters.
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Their aim was to procure as many elements of the shoe—the lining, the fabrics, the soles—from within the country.
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The soles on the bottom of them just allow me to slide and glide the way that I like to onstage.
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They earn cash salaries of 650 to 1,100 Peruvian soles ($180 to $329) per month, depending on their level of experience.
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This particular sneaker is actually Amazon's best-selling women's walking shoe, thanks to its super comfy memory foam soles and lightweight design.
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Fratino underscores the weight of one body atop another by pressing the bare soles of the bottom figure against the picture plane.
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Baby Foot promises to rid your soles of the toughest, roughest calluses and reveal the smoothest feet you've had since, like, birth.
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Sadly, my soles are in such amazing shape that I fear it will be many months before I can justify another treatment.
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PERU'S TAX AUTHORITY SAYS TELEFONICA'S LOCAL UNIT WILL HAVE TO PAY IT 700 MLN SOLES ($212.6 MLN) IN TAXES AFTER JUDICIAL RULING
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So, as soon as she finds out about the secret soles in MJ's shoes, she tries to talk Kris out of it.
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An additional entry fee of 10 soles is taken at the site and is not included in the price of most tours.
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In docs, the good Doc says Madden's soles, undersoles and heel loops are way too similar to theirs ... and cause marketplace confusion.
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Humala, a former leftist military officer who turned conservative after taking office, last increased the minimum wage to 750 soles in 2012.
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The singed markings also align with several needle-sized holes located just above the thick rubber soles of his size 13 boots.
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Mario Cifuentes, also a volunteer firefighter, said that the soles of some firefighters' boots had been torn off because of the heat.
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Nike announced it's going forward with plans to make soles for Nike Air shoes in a Phoenix suburb even though Arizona Gov.
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Everything about him glows: his metallic spacesuit, the soles of his shoes, the helmet he clutches in the crook of his arm.
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Even though the soles are soft and thin, they give Ellie enough grip that she doesn't slip when walking on smooth surfaces.
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A pair of shoes with rubber soles used for walking and running are usually called "sneakers" or "tennis shoes" across the US.
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They passed rows of sock-like calf-high sneakers with thick white soles—a nod to a Balenciaga design that went viral.
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Humala, a former leftist military officer who turned conservative after taking office, last increased the minimum wage in 2012 to 750 soles.
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In 2007, the brand launched the Original Earthkeeper Boot, which featured interior linings made from recycled plastic bottles and recycled rubber soles.
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If anthropologists are too busy searching for soles, toes and arches, they might miss clues from those who wore animal skin shoes.
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United, in a very real sense, has sold its soles, but whatever qualms that might have once existed have long since evaporated.
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What struck Advani about the rash was that it spread to the soles of her feet and the palms of her hands.
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In 163, Michael Soles killed three people and wounded eight others from the 26th floor of a Holiday Inn in Wichita, Kan.
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Russian working group representatives used sticky strips on their shoe soles to collect material samples during tours of semiconductor and aircraft factories.
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As he stood to speak, he seemed to be almost bouncing on the soles of his feet, delighted at RT's newfound prominence.
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But some players turn running or training sneakers into curling shoes by using adhesive or Velcro to attach Teflon to the soles.
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LAGOS/ABUJA, March 1800 (Reuters) - Two men in grey jumpsuits brush glue onto rubber soles, while factory machines whir in the background.
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The white sneakers with red metallic accents and bright red soles have never been worn and are kept in the original box.
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I took the host up on the offer to provide transportation to the apartment from the airport for 30 soles, around $2100.
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"This law will be the chewing gum that sticks to the soles of the government's shoes," he told France 2 public television.
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As one tossed off pirouettes, another edged into the circle, etching zigzags into the pavement with the soles of her yellow sneakers.
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You currently have four ticketing options: entrance to Machu Picchu (903 Peruvian soles, about $290); entrance to Machu Picchu after 22 p.m.
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Lee: We&aposll start hand-sewing, and then you&aposll notice, as we put the soles on, we&aposre using wooden pegs.
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Another was a reopening of a bond due in 2034 of 2,000 million soles ($595 million), according to data from the ministry.
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Rutas de Lima said it was open to dialogue and that the fees allow it to recover 1.7 billion soles in investments.
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Adidas declined to make Mr. Armstrong available for an interview and did not respond to questions about his meeting with Progressive Soles.
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This type of sweating is more associated with apocrine glands—found in your armpits, areola/nipples, genitals, palms, soles, and inside your ears.
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Described as "odor-zapping shoe inserts," Zorpads stick to the inside soles of your shoes and block the release of the shoe's odor.
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There was a private island, a diva in a bathtub, a rapper licking the soles of never-worn sneakers, and so much more.
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When Christian Louboutin first entered the fashion scene, it was all about those sleek, sexy, sky-high stilettos with the candy-red soles.
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In 2014, shoemaker Christian Louboutin stepped into the beauty space, launching vibrant nail lacquers inspired by the scarlet soles of his famous shoes.
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The art historian E. A. Carmean Jr. called the painting that the De Soles bought "one of Rothko's classic works," Mr. Nikas said.
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BASE can be preordered now on Kickstarter, and the company hopes to ship the soles to their earliest backers as soon as February.
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The eyelets mimic the PlayStation controller button colors of green, blue, pink, and purple; and the blue rubber soles glow in the dark.
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As a teen, I had a pair of shoes that I wore everywhere, from first dates to gigs, until the soles fell off.
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When ready, customers will be able to choose their colour of the various layers of their sneaker soles, including the midsole and upper.
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Then, she heard the sound of leather shoes, a distinctly different noise from the patter of rubber soles, and knew something was wrong.
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Running on old soles can lead to injuries such as shin splints, runner's knee and IT band syndrome, which take months to heal.
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New Balance, Nike and Adidas have all incorporated 3-D printing into their companies to create mid-soles and spikes for athletic cleats.
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Soles' family said in a statement to The Virginian Pilot that she joined the Navy to help make the world a better place.
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"Kanye and I were so happy to donate 1,000 shoes to Soles 4 Souls this holiday season," the star wrote on her website.
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Neiliansheng has made shoes with traditional 'thousand-layer' soles and hand-stitched fabric uppers since the Qing dynasty, which ruled China until 1912.
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Allbirds most recent launch, the Tree Toppers, a high-top sneaker with sustainable foam soles, also got a new color treatment this week.
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The soles on each shoe are also filled with holy water that came from the Jordan River and was blessed by a priest.
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Nike said that building renovations will begin later this summer and production of Nike Air soles is expected to start in early 2020.
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Nevertheless, the croissants were miraculously flaky considering the heat and humidity, and buttery with a chewy sourdough tang — well worth the 6 soles.
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I enjoyed a salad of local organic lettuce and prawns coated in blue-black quinoa with a maracuyá (passion fruit) vinaigrette (25 soles).
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Flat sandals, embellished with pearls or gilded in gold, are fancy enough for black tie without endangering the well-being of your soles.
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"I had to undress, even open up the soles of my shoes because they were looking for hidden messages or something," he said.
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Steven Soles, a guitarist in the band, recalls the atmosphere as "like the court of Henry VIII," including the possibility of getting beheaded.
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That's why many "training" running shoes are designed with thick foam soles, compared to "racing" shoes, which tend to be lightweight and almost flat.
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That means knit-and-leather, runner-inspired kicks, with a more traditional athletic look — except updated with contrast soles, suede accents, and even cutouts.
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Now you can easily pick out a random pair of socks with Boba Fett embroidered across the soles, but where's the fun in that?
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I wore the Nike Epic React on a few 5K treadmill runs, and was immediately impressed by how springy or "responsive" the soles are.
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The company makes smart shoes in 26 styles, and all of them have sensors in the soles that will notify someone when you fall.
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Hair covers almost all of the human body, except for the palms of our hands, soles of our feet, lips, that sort of thing.
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Locals take advantage of this by selling souvenirs — including photos with llamas wearing glasses — so it's worth taking some extra soles on the hike.
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If you're close enough, and if it's a large enough shot, you can feel it in your feet, a little tap on the soles.
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Vivobarefoot, which makes barely-there running shoes with ultrathin soles, designed a shoe that replaces plastic materials with a foam derived from algae biomass.
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For some reason, in my head, they are associated with shire horses, soft white rolls, and hammering nails into the soles of your boots.
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"[The natural extracts] have a high moisturizing power and astringency, so your soles become smooth after peeling," a rep for Baby Foot tells us.
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Constructed using rubber bottoms and soles, a steel shank, full-grain leather uppers, and 3M Thinsulate, these boots have hardly changed since the start.
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The shoe's soles have a fusion of foam and carbon-fiber plates designed to help runners get the most forward push for each stride.
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Despite my soles being turning red from residual passata, with the sun shining and a cool breeze running between my toes, I feel good.
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The bar for presentable is lower than the soles on a pair of FitFlop flats: Think Ed Sheeran in jeans and layered T-shirts.
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Rescuers clad in climbing shoes with sticky rubber soles scrambled up the slippery boulders to reach the visitors and provide life support, officials said.
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In Sinaloa, he said, cobblers do a thriving side business cutting compartments in the soles and heels of shoes and filling them with heroin.
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Next year, for example, the soles of some flip-flops will feature images designed by artists who live in the five New York boroughs.
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However, the soles are very slippery at first, so you'll want to scuff them up with a few outings before letting your guard down.
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She got the job and moved to nearby Portland in 2004, working on plastic airbags that go into the soles of Nike Air sneakers.
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In October, a pair of "Jesus shoes" — customized Air Max 97s whose soles contained holy water from the River Jordan — appeared online for $1,425.
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All will require the same gear: soft soles, minimal luggage and a floor map, with all galleries numbered, available at the Met's information desks.
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Brooks, the Seattle-based running shoe company, hopes to bring this technology to the masses by 3D printing perfectly complementary soles for every customer.
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The company collected 3D scans from the feet of 300 participants and delivered each of them sneakers with soles personalized for their specific needs.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly suggested that all Veja sneakers are leather-free and have soles made from recycled plastic bottles.
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Mr. Meilland's handsome, round-toed boots, with clunky, diamond-studded lug soles, were all right, but the sleek, hand-stitched Italian loafers were better.
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Dry ice clouding my vision, shoulders barging past, the soles of my trainers sticking to the floor when, out of nowhere, this tune starts.
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During his visit to the Adidas campus, Mr. Williams met with Mr. Armstrong to discuss inclusivity and sat down with members of Progressive Soles.
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To finish the pose, bend your knees to wrap around the front of the fabric and bring the soles of your feet together (as pictured).
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Its platform reached the apex of popularity in the '70s, but the company is still making spot-on retro sandals outfitted with foam-cushioned soles.
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There's nothing like a classic pair of wedges to take you through the rest of the summer — especially when the soles are rubberized for traction.
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The oddly-shaped blue slide against a concrete floor looks strange from this angle, and the zig-zag lugged soles look more sculptural than wearable.
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Back in 2014, Kim was snapped on a dinner date with husband Kanye West sporting Céline suede sandals with fluffy rabbit fur lining the soles.
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When a security guard caught me staring, I quickly walked away, footsteps muted by the membrane of bird waste encasing the soles of my shoes.
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It is possible to acquire orthopaedic and specialist shoes, such as ski boots, in which the soles have been shaped to suit an individual's feet.
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According to patent documents, the lightweight soles will be made with foam thermoplastic polyurethanes in pellet form, and can be customisable down to their firmness.
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Travel agents in Cusco offer tours for around 100 Peruvian soles ($30), with most operators returning hikers to the city center by 7:00 p.m.
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Some are bemused by the level of attention I give their trotters, while others are delighted to have their toes and soles sniffed and kissed.
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If the team wants to make a hot pink sole one day, they can do that—all of the soles are injection molded in-house.
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After going back to the drawing board, the 37-year-old retooled the product with higher-quality fabric and soles and launched her signature collection.
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PHOENIX (AP) — Nike announced Thursday it's going forward with plans to make soles for Nike Air shoes in a Phoenix suburb even though Arizona Gov.
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His body lay undiscovered for some hours and the soles of his running shoes were caked in the browny-reddish dirt of the Thai countryside.
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On his second try, he got set, tossed the pipe up onto the soles of his feet, and spun it around, like a helicopter rotor.
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The rubber outer soles are nonslip, and the insoles are made with EVA, a material that molds to the foot and provides arch support. $58.
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Our bodies contain anywhere from two to five million sweat glands, with a higher density in the underarms, palms, soles of our feet, and face.
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Peru is seeking 200 million soles ($60 million) from former government and company officials accused of involvement in Odebrecht's kickbacks, including former President Alejandro Toledo.
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It's all about sustainability: The company used recycled rubber for the soles, recycled cotton for the laces, and mesh created from recycled plastic water bottles.
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Vertigo is a sensation experienced in the stomach and the mind—though some sufferers feel it as sharp pains in the soles of the feet.
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They feature an FSC-certified Tree exterior, made from renewable eucalyptus woven into Tencel lyocell fabric, and SweetFoam soles, made from sustainably grown sugar cane.
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The search for a go-to pair of cute, versatile flats is often a game involving too many blisters, worn-out soles, and impractical upkeep.
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For Louboutins, The Leather Spa offers protective soles in a variety of colors — including a red one matched using a Louboutin shoe as a reference.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Marcus Rivero, owner of Soles By Sir, who converted a pair of Nike LeBron Soldier IX basketball shoes into football cleats.
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True, the talk show host Trevor Noah did make a point of tipping up his Louboutin pumps so everyone could clock their signature red soles.
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I had to wear special shoes to fit the metal soles of the exoskeleton, as well as tight ankle braces to stabilize my debilitated joints.
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My slippers, which are really shoes with rubber soles, reside next to my bed so I can slip directly into them when I get up.
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Once my work shoes are on, my work day has begun, and I can literally feel it right down to the soles of my feet.
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People claimed to see faint black lines drawn over her hair and said her blindingly white shoe soles appeared to be floating above the street.
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The Snoozies Classic Splitz Applique Slipper Socks are a slipper and sock combo with an extra fluffy, Sherpa fleece-lined interior and non-skid soles.
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This would be Dennis' fourth marriage -- he's been hitched to Kimberly Quaid, Meg Ryan and P.J. Soles, and had children with the former two women.
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Designers are experimenting with stylish flourishes like lug soles and animal print textures that are worlds away from the loafers we wore in private school.
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The government has proposed buying the land that the blocked road passes through from the towns for about 17 million soles ($5 million), Vizcarra said.
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Still, Rozay is in his dream land, walking the clouds while his adversaries below curse the sight of the red soles on his Louboutin shoes.
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Since 2007 she has suffered from an autoimmune condition that attacks her nerves, causing burning pain down both legs and across the soles of her feet.
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Disco balls hang overhead, the bar is in full swing, and the floor is filthy enough that the soles of my bare feet are already black.
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Eccrine glands release sweat directly onto the surface of your skin, and they're mostly found on the soles of the feet, palms, forehead, cheeks, and armpits.
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Forest rangers had attacked them and their 11-year-old son in the summer of 2017, they said, hitting the soles of their feet with machetes.
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The De Soles' lawyer, Emily Reisbaum, said Monday that some of the experts would say that their reactions to the works were misrepresented by Ms. Freedman.
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The De Soles argue that Ms. Freedman knew that the Rosales works were counterfeit or consciously ignored obvious signs of fraud for her own personal gain.
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Just looking at running, Vi is an A.I.-powered coach, while the Tiemppo smart in-soles help improve your running form with real-time gait analysis.
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Just like a cat will always land on its feet, a pair of Vans sneakers will always land on their soles when thrown into the air.
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Of course, the company's already got a decent head start on that front, having produced 100,000 pairs of mid-soles through its ongoing partnership with Adidas.
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Common symptoms of arsenic poisoning include pigmentation and keratosis, a condition that leads to hardening of the skin on the palms and soles of the feet.
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"There are no words that can describe the pain we feel or the pain that we see within our support group around us," Soles' family wrote.
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The pension funds, known as AFPs in Peru, collectively manage about 145.3 billion soles ($44.5 billion), according to data from the banking regulator updated last week.
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Sitting at the edge of the water, the soles of my feet and my ankles prickling pink, I thought I spotted a snake in the moat.
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If you have ever longed for those Christian Louboutin pumps with the signature red soles, they can now be had for a modest price — in chocolate.
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The Parisians who weren't deported or didn't flee used ration tickets to eat, wooden soles on shoes to replace scarce leather and sometimes curtains for clothes.
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The company said earlier on Tuesday that no figure was mentioned in the ruling and that the total amount disputed had been about 700 million soles.
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Pop any of these insoles into some cheap rain boots with heavy soles, and you should be good to go for most types of cold weather.
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In effect, he argued in a legal opinion, Mr. Louboutin's red soles could be refused trademark protection, sending the case back to Dutch courts to consider.
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Admission is only 10 soles, but prepare for a long visit: You're required to have a guide, and the process can last a couple of hours.
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As technology and design thrust sneakers into the future with self-tying laces and 223-D-printed soles, footwear gender equity remains stuck in the past.
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While awkward to get to (I passed through a hostel to enter), the bar, with its two-for-one mojitos (20 soles), is difficult to beat.
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Of all the successes among heritage brands, few have exceeded that of the traditional boat shoe with white soles incised in a pattern of chevron grooves.
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Danklefs said that when he works on a shoe, he generally removes elements like soles and panels from existing shoes and replaces them with different materials.
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The fall 2019 boot season will be a (s)luggish one, with mega platforms and chunky soles taking precedence over last season's stiletto and block heels.
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Comfort was also crucial for Gianvito Rossi, a man known for his skyscraper-high stilettos, who introduced backless satin bathroom-style slippers with durable leather soles.
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They purchased infant socks from the Gap, 0-3 months crimson with white rubber on the soles, and placed them on the mantel like Christmas stockings.
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This would be no small feat: German company Badische Anilin & Soda-Fabrik provided the "boost" materials in the shoes, and Continental Tire made the rubber soles.
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Slipping on a pair of sandals, their soles recycled from old car tires, the Warriors head out of their "kraal," a small sheltered community, to begin tracking.
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The ideal mix of Peruvian debt in soles versus dollars will depend on risks at home and abroad and opportunities to lock in cheaper rates, Thorne said.
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She wore one of Princess Diana's aquamarine rings on her right hand while the soles of her custom-made white satin Aquazurra shoes were dyed baby blue.
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When checking out her patients, she's especially wary of the soles of feet, between toes and under nails, all problem areas that people often ignore, she explains.
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Their soles are sturdy, their heels thick for extra height and support, and their look ready to go from sidewalk to rooftop bar in five seconds flat.
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Check out more videos from VICE: I wade into a sea of what seems a hundred more shoes, into a large container carrying soles black and blue.
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The fitness sneakers have grippy soles, and the golf shoes feel sturdy enough to give you the necessary support for when you're hacking away on a course.
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The women's ankle Bailee Bootie from Jack Rogers supports the feet without constricting them — the leather is soft and malleable, and the rubber soles absorb shock. $128.
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"As a Jew myself, the only thing I knew was that he walked on water," hence the inclusion of holy water in the soles of the shoes.
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The interior ministry offered 100,000 soles ($30,000) for any information leading to his capture and urged Interpol to quickly issue a red alert to help find him.
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The interior is soft and cushy, the thick soles are puddle-friendly, and the calf is pretty wide, which all work together to make these really comfortable.
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A ceviche mixto (903 soles) with mullet, cuttlefish and prawn was fresh and fruity, and preceded the outstanding main course: an entire collar of róbalo, or bass.
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It was easily the best thing I ate on the trip, and for the money (40 soles), one of the best plates of seafood I've ever had.
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Early symptoms, including genital lesions and, later, rashes on palms and soles, have led patients and health care providers to mistake it for herpes or allergic reactions.
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The Pros: After days of testing out synthetic insoles that left my arches swampy and suffocating, the Day Glove's buttery leather soles felt really, really, really nice.
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Current Vaporfly models have 1.4-inch-thick soles, whereas midsoles of other racing shoes generally hover around 1 inch, Burns noted in a paper published in October.
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The sport's governing body said that with immediate effect, road shoes must have soles no thicker than 40mm and not contain more than one rigid, embedded plate.
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The Knoedler gallery bought their fake Rothko for the "bargain-basement" price of just $950,000 before selling it for $8.3 million, according to the De Soles' lawyers.
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They trekked over hills made of red-colored rock, and it was so hot out — about 122 degrees Fahrenheit — that the soles of Dr. Wallace's boots melted.
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She is wearing a cream-colored coat, draped capelike, as is her wont, over her shoulders, and matching high-heeled Louboutin shoes, recognizable from their red soles.
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The company reported second-quarter net profit of 897.4 million soles ($270 million), beating the $254 million forecast by analysts on Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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A month after the attack, Arce's soles were covered in bruises and cuts; she remained under medical supervision for injuries to her kidney sustained during the assault.
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Spanish and US media have reported that Cabello is being investigated as the alleged head of the Cartel de los Soles, or the Cartel of the Suns.
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A self-professed "product geek," Parker is credited with the invention of Nike Air, a technology that uses an air bubble in shoe soles for cushioning and propulsion.
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Also this week, Rag & Bone introduces Standard Issue, a new footwear line of classic men's and women's lace-ups ($195) and high-tops ($225) with vulcanized rubber soles.
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A veritable sea of cockroaches flooded out from the back of the fridge, enough to swarm the soles of our shoes, as did a blast of pungent air.
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Now, you don't need 20/20 vision to see the similarities between the two slip-ons: Both closures are wrapped in gold chains and sport thick, black soles.
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Roccuzzo's platform shoes were custom-made by the Argentine fashion designer Ricky Sarkany and bore the couple's nicknames, "Anto" and "Leo," and the wedding date on the soles.
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Unbeknownst to Letts, who lives in Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicestershire, UK, her mother had a secret message written on the soles of her daughter's bridal shoes before she died.
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And heat from the ground has been so intense that the soles of some firefighters' boots were tearing off and they were having to walk on wooden planks.
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The five-inch heels feature white soles, clear straps, and pink string, which looks a lot like the material often used to make friendship bracelets at summer camp.
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Designed with the same sleek silhouette, memory foam-cushioned soles, and quilted lining as the mother slipper, the two are essentially identical (one is just a lot smaller).
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"Sneakers" and "tennis shoes" are the top contenders that describe how people call "low canvas-top shoes with rubber soles," according to the Dictionary of American Regional English.
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The boots were built with extra soles and stuffed with moss or a similar material to help them last in tough terrain, according to the firm's conservation experts.
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Like the Day Boots, these flats have very slim soles and delicate leather, so I imagine mine would be more worn out if I wore them more often.
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It's at the fourth station where the soles get attached to the rest of the shoe, and it's something New Balance has been working on since the beginning.
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Mr. Louboutin had filed a lawsuit in 2012 against Van Haren, a Dutch company whose retail outlets were selling affordably priced high-heeled women's shoes with red soles.
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Curling shoes look like normal shoes — good, sensible shoes — except for the soles, which are equipped with Teflon sliders that allow the curlers to glide across the ice.
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Stella McCartney left a sheet (green, of course) detailing the brand's very admirable history and achievements in recycled nylon, sustainable viscose and biodegradable shoe soles on every seat.
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Elsewhere, sports gear maker Asics Corp climbed 2.5% after British media reported that World Athletics may ban the use of Nike's controversial running shoes with super-thick soles.
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Elsewhere, sports gear maker Asics Corp jumped 4.7% after British media reported that World Athletics may ban the use of Nike's controversial running shoes with super-think soles.
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Bring sunblock, a hat and plenty of water (don't bother with a poncho — you can pick those up for a few soles at the train station if needed).
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Bargaining is expected, with the exception of the prepared foods: Dozens of vendors hawk hot bowls of chicken soup, or plates with chicken and rice, for 5 soles.
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Then he made a lot of jokes about changing the "soles" of Tod's but not its "soul," which in their emotion and punning were kind of trademark Elbaz.
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" Selasi describes the dewdrops that Kweku Sai feels on the soles of his feet as he lies dying in a garden, "sudden, wet, unexpected, so shocking they hurt.
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After some complaints, I convince E. to let me put a few drops of lavender on the soles of his feet before I do the same for mine.
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The basketball hardwood creates not just the perfect frictional foil for rubber soles, but a surface that deflects sound so well that it can carry through an arena.
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The brothel supports Villon's political career, hanging up campaign posters and offering her discounted rates on the room she rents for 20 Peruvian soles (about $6) a night.
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But when two skin areas—such as underarms, palms, soles of the feet and butt cheeks—touch, rub, or fold together, the sweat can get a little intense.
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The settlement with the De Soles, who were seeking $25 million in damages, came after the collectors reached a separate agreement on Sunday with Ann Freedman, Knoedler's former president.
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The De Soles sued Knoedler and Freedman in 2013 after prosecutors brought charges against an art dealer, Glafira Rosales, for participating in a scheme to sell fakes to galleries.
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Her first something blue was sneakily and stylishly incorporated into her second look courtesy of the soles of her custom white satin Aquazurra shoes which were dyed baby blue.
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As for Soles By Sir, he's the guy behind Montrezl Harrell's Nipsey Hussle kicks from last week ... and has worked with other athletes like Christian Yelich and Baker Mayfield.
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The newspaper says workers at a Morristown, Tennessee, factory where the boots&apos soles were attached were instructed to remove the "Made in China" tags before shipping the footwear.
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What's more, the boots were of excellent quality, containing extra soles and some kind of substance, possibly moss, that was used to create a better fit or add warmth.
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He's given a tour around the factory, shown how the rubber soles are made, and even tries stitching a star onto one of the shoes with a sewing machine.
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Also in 2017, 375,000 Peruvians joined the ranks of the poor, which state statistics agency Inei defines as an individual surviving on less than 338 soles ($105) per month.
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Elena Brower, an essential oils educator at dōTERRA and author of Practice You: A Journal, says it's most effective to dab the oils on the soles of your feet.
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On these extreme endurance competitions, often the only sound accompanying the silent lyrics of her thoughts is the percussive beat of rubber soles on dirt trails or ancient ice.
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I pad back to the hotel in them — the soles are made from yoga mats, which feels indulgent and supportive after being thrown around by the sea all day.
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From Super Bowls to comfy soles ... NFL star Kam Chancellor is launching his own shoe collection ... and his goal is to make stylish shoes that don't destroy your feet!
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The tops are styled to look like the crispy breading of a piece of fried chicken, while the soles are unmistakably designed to resemble the famous KFC chicken bucket.
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Chunky sneakers or Buffalo shoes alone, - a streetwear classic from the '90s with thick rubber soles - recorded a 76 percent rise in arrivals in kidswear this June, Smith said.
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His split from Meg Ryan Quaid and Ryan fell in love while filming the 1988 movie D.O.A., five years after the actor divorced his first wife, actress P.J. Soles.
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With pressure rollers that target your soles and a built-in airbag that gently presses against the bridge of your trotter, you get 360 degrees of foot massaging bliss.
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In this extra scene, VICE News meets the ringleader of a counterfeit bill operation who was arrested along with more than 100 million forged Peruvian soles, worth $32 million.
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It also shows just how much Nike has grown since company co-founder Bill Bowerman used a waffle iron give the soles of running shoes more traction in 1971.
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Sugata Mitra, an education researcher at England's Newcastle University, is educating poor children using self-organized learning environments (SOLEs), where kids teach each other using technology and collaborative learning.
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While a Goodyear welt construction carries a price tag, the technique means that the soles can be replaced time and time again, and the shoes will last a lifetime.
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Loafers top the list of classy but uncomfortable, typically boasting too-slim fits, too-tight toes, and soles that feel like you're sliding on a slab of slick ice.
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He never forgot how alone and isolated he felt as a poor kid with cardboard soles in his shoes trying to fit in with the fancy big-city kids.
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To shore up revenues, Kuczynski's government will seek up to 46 billion soles ($13.9 billion) from large companies that have not paid their taxes in more than five years.
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Encapsulated air units in the soles added springy cushioning while box-toe perforations offered easy ventilation, making the Air Force 1 a simple and stylish choice for the pros.
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Men were beaten with batons while they lay on the ground, security agents also used the "falanga" torture, which involves beating the soles of the feet, the report stated.
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The soft, comfortable, and supportive sneaker has a dark gray body with black soles and vivid orange laces that pay homage to a hometown icon, the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Indeed, summer — as Blink-182 has enshrined in our memory — is inexorably linked to the Warped Tour, but so too are those low-top sneakers with their sticky soles.
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On Friday, Ms. Franklin, in a gold-plated brass coffin, was dressed in a gold-sequined gown and matching sequined Christian Louboutin heels with the signature bright-red soles.
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His sneakers, white platforms with light-up Lucite soles, flashed red as he led me up a flight of stairs and across a small skyway to a conference room.
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Imagine black matte alligator pumps with gold-plated wooden spikes shooting out from the heel, and knee-high white quilted sneakers with metal soles, and you'll get the idea.
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Another Seahawk, tight end Jimmy Graham, did not kneel during the anthem, but he did wear cleats with the words "liberty" and "justice for all" inscribed on the soles.
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Cushioning is minimal on these soles, which wasn't an issue for me, but something to take into consideration if you plan to walk a lot in this particular style.
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The ancient Romans smeared mouse fat onto the soles of their feet, and the Lunesta of the Dark Ages was a smoothie made from the gall of castrated boars.
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The Mizzle shoes are designed with a thicker layer of Allbirds' signature cozy merino wool and reinforced SweetFoam soles, in addition to the brand's newly developed Puddle Guard technology.
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A few weeks later, Mr. Armstrong attended a meeting of Progressive Soles, an employee-led organization within Adidas whose members are mostly minorities, and seemingly contradicted his earlier comments.
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Adidas's soles, however, emerge in a strikingly different way—one that is, according to Joseph DeSimone, the result of chemists rather than engineers thinking about how to make things additively.
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"If we see that the global outlook deteriorates because the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, it'll probably be better to have more in soles and less in dollars," Thorne said.
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But while versatility is the obvious hallmark to mention, with their collapsible heel and detachable soles, it's actually been the temperature control and material that has surprised me the most.
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Impossible to fill," the actor wrote, captioning a photo of what appears to be a literal pair of Hartman's shoes (two brown dress shoes with "Phil" inked on the soles").
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Behind these doors is the Ride Lab—the ride being Nike-speak for the sole of a shoe—where engineers test new iterations of Air soles and other cushioning technology.
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The condition primarily targets the underarms, palms of hands, soles of feet and the face, but some people experience sweating in the back and groin region, or around the butt.
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It was a 122°F (50°C) day at the end of July in Las Vegas, and the soles of my Converse had melted from walking on the hot sidewalk.
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Founded in 1966 as the Van Doren Rubber Company, Vans had engendered strong ties to the skateboarding community, which was loyal to the brand's sneakers thanks to their grippy soles.
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Moss' stylist Karla Welch Instagrammed a close-up shot of the bottom of Moss' Olgana Paris heels that showed the word "off" written in cursive on one of the soles.
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Louisa in Louboutins, wearing a dust mask, her heels and trademark red soles teeter-tottering around in the Dumpster as she flicked over broken-backed volumes with a litter-picker.
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It's more of the mobile equivalent to those sneakers with light up soles that all of the cool kids with rich parents had in the early-90s (I'm not bitter).
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The soles are lined with pressure sensors that help measure your how you shift your weight, how hard you're hitting the ground, and your overall balance and center of gravity.
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One at a time: shoes off, pockets emptied, film equipment examined, I.D. check, metal detector, X-ray, full-body pat-down, and a glance at the soles of your feet.
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The landowners received compensation totalling 43 billion soles (then around $24m), of which 2000% was in bonds, redeemable over 228 to 30 years and paying annual interest of 4-6%.
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"I put double-sided tape onto the soles of my feet so that I don't slip out and this keeps my feet from sliding out of my shoes," she shares.
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I've found so many footwear brands over-dedicate themselves to traditional shoemaking techniques (stacked leather or wooden soles, Goodyear Welt construction, etc.), often to the detriment of comfort and wearability.
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In my Samsonite, I struggle to pack my shoes so their dirty soles don't touch my clean clothes, and so that there is enough room for everything else on top.
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"They made [Rose] one version, and I think they have Nike soles inside for some cushion because the stunt people are always flying around and landing really hard," said Dries.
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For about 40 agonizing seconds, he chugged along at a remarkably good pace, considering he was wearing shoes with rigid carbon fiber soles and heading up a steep mountain road.
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UGG Dakota Water Resistant Slipper, available at Nordstrom, $99.95Make sure their feet are kept cozy year-round in these plush UGG slippers with rubber soles for indoor or outdoor use.
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The protein-based Biosteel yarn forms a knitted top — a beige color, in the case of the shoes on display — that's met at the bottom by large textured white soles.
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However, it has included "Boost" soles on the sell-out "Yeezy" shoes designed by Kanye West as well as in a new casual running sneaker dubbed "NMD" launched in December.
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Beating out your ankle boots and worn-in white sneakers in versatility is a pair of LBHs (little black heels) whose soles you may have worn out...more than once.
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The goal is to design shoe soles that can provide "new performance and comfort benefits for our athletes," Henry Hanson, a mechanical engineer at Adidas, said in a promotional video.
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Saucony's Peregrines have grippy soles and a great fit that kept Wirecutter testers happy on everything from hard pavement to slippery mountain trails — they're a terrific choice for changeable conditions.
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Fingers, palms and soles of the feet are not good places for tattoos because they don't hold pigment well, and the design will quickly fade as the skin heals itself.
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The French shoe designer Christian Louboutin — known for sky-high stiletto shoes with scarlet soles that can sell for upward of $1,000 — has been trying to do so for years.
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The soles sticking to the floor, the height of the heel, the wooden floor too slippery — all reasons why we didn't remember the step or fell out of the turn.
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Louboutin - best known for producing shoes with soles painted lipstick-red - used to go to the Palais de la Porte Doree to look at exhibitions when he was a boy.
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His shoes have been designed with thicker soles to help cut possible heat coming from the volcano, and the cable will feel like a bar, the high wire artist said.
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On Wednesday, the first day the new CD was issued for 95.53 million soles, "demand for it was almost double," Velarde told reporters, in reference to the issue's over-subscription.
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While Nick Parker was only married once before, to Natasha Richardson's Liz James, this will be Quaid's fourth marriage following his relationships with P.J. Soles, Meg Ryan, and Kimberly Buffington.
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As a movie or music or video game plays, the sneaker picks up the audio and sends it as a perfectly synced vibration right to the soles of your feet.
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Even in places nobody can see, the sculpture isn't blank, it's richly detailed—the strands of hair on the top of her head, the bun, the soles of her sandals.
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Though they had established organic cotton supply chains in northeast Brazil, they were struggling to find the right partners in the Amazon to get the wild rubber for the soles.
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The government expects the new law to generate an additional 6 billion soles ($1.8 billion) per year, Prime Minister Salvador del Solar said in an interview with state-run TV Peru.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian financial holding company Credicorp on Monday reported 920.2 million soles ($283.75 million) in its second-quarter net profit, up 5.3 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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I wore out the soles of multiple pairs of shoes going door to door, sharing our vision for a platform that would deliver a digital, instantly accessible healthcare experience for patients.
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Supported Butterfly Pose Lay down with your head above your heart, the soles of your feet together and your knees turned out so that your body is shaped like a butterfly.
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Not only did it spark ethical debates about wearing fur, it also left us wondering what would happen if she did in fact have sweaty soles and the fur became damp.
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At Noon (1700 GMT), Grana y Montero's Lima-listed shares were down 13.3 percent at 2.08 soles ($0.6384), while the company's U.S.-listed depository receipts were down 12.1 percent at $3.21.
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A bride-to-be was moved to tears when she realised her late mother had not only paid for her wedding shoes, but also left a poignant message on the soles.
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State-owned Petroperu faces some 60 million soles ($17 million) in fines if tests confirm that the spills, in late January and early February, hurt the health of locals, said OEFA.
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Made from similarly strong but lightweight Nomex materials and natural leather, the boots have enhanced grips on the soles and special heel inserts for absorbing shocks and impacts during rough flights.
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"Except for the soles of her feet, every other part of Zahra's was burned," said Dr. Saber Nasib, whose team in Kabul, unsuccessfully, made a last-minute effort to save her.
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The thick, sturdy exterior and soles made me confident to wear them in a rainstorm, but the comfort factor and cute color convinced me to keep them on throughout the day.
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Featuring an exterior fabric made from eucalyptus fibers and soles made from sugar cane, these machine-washable flats are breathable, flexible, and supportive — truly a shoe you can wear all day.
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That's because those iconic (and trademarked) lacquered "Chinese Red" soles are so much of what makes a Louboutin a Louboutin, and The Leather Spa is famous for helping to preserve them.
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Available in white, off-white, or navy cotton canvas, these sneakers feature the perfectly simple look of the iconic 2750 Superga silhouette, but get a fresh, modern update with contrasting soles.
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The soles vary as much as the styles, so there's everything from delicate cork (which we wouldn't necessarily suggest wearing to trudge through winter) to hardy Goodyear Welts and Vibram outsoles.
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However, I did appreciate the close attention to detail, including the fact that the seller "Popular Shirt" went so far as to place fish eyes on the soles of the shoes.
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The addition of a super-thin sheath of fabric to the sole of a boot or shoe can help circumvent an existing 37.5 percent tariff on rubber soles imported into America.
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There was a tourist ticket for 130 soles (70 for students) that admitted one to numerous archaeological and tourist sites, including Sacsayhuaman, Q'enqo and Pucapucara, and was valid for 10 days.
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The water was rich with silt, chocolate brown; a few children investigated at its edge with buckets, paddling where it foamed lazily, curling warm around their ankles, sucking under their soles.
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It's clear why these slippers have such a devoted following: The rubber soles give adequate support, and the cozy sheepskin lining imparts the right amount of comfort without overheating my feet.
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Adidas, for one, has started to use a remarkable form of it called "digital light synthesis" to produce the soles of trainers, pulling them fully formed from a vat of liquid polymer.
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At trial, lawyers for the De Soles said Freedman and Knoedler knew or should have known the paintings brought to it by Rosales were fake, and ignored a series of red flags.
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Made with super-cushioned soles and quilted lining, they're seriously comfortable — and they even look like regular flats, so mom can opt to wear them in the house or out running errands.
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Guatemalan rescue workers had only searched during the first three days after the tragedy, calling off efforts as the volcano continued to rumble and hot vapors melted the soles of their shoes.
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At stake in the first trial is a suit filed by the De Soles in which they are seeking $25 million in damages from Ms. Freedman, Knoedler and the gallery's holding company.
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Since 2017's over-the-knee offerings are more diverse than ever, with decorated soles, bold colors, and bedazzled heels, now is the perfect time to consider slipping into a new pair.
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Click here to view original GIFThese guys may have melted the soles of their shoes a bit, but it was worth it to capture these jaw-dropping tricks in stunning slow motion.
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To ensure your shoes are as sturdy as they are stylish (and comfy enough to bike in, like Reese), Tretorn uses rubber soles, a cushioned collar and tongue, and removable cushioned insoles.
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Puma said it had reacted quickly to the new trend for retro sneakers with thick soles, launching the Thunder and RS styles, while shoes worn by Gomez proved a hit with women.
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Revisit said leather soles — you might not want to rock up in Doc Martens looking like you just stumbled out of the darkest, dingiest bar in the dirtiest, oldest part of town.
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She said she's "never tested" the special Nike shoes Kipchoge used with carbon plates in the soles, kicks that have, in independent studies, been found to improve a runner's efficiency by 4%.
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The book is designed like a 19th-century science album, with 26 "specimens," such as doll arms and shoe soles, obscured through the use of long exposures, faulty cameras, and expired film.
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It has a similar silhouette to a classic Chelsea boot (with elastic side panels for an easy fit), but it offers the same comfort of a sneaker thanks to its flat soles.
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He noted the city's water predicament, but his spirits were high, as were ours: We had just had a savory ham sandwich for 10 soles and a big draft beer for 7.50.
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At Huaca Pucllana (admission, 12 soles), an archaeological site right in the heart of the city, I learned about Lima's pre-Hispanic culture and saw an adobe pyramid roughly 1,500 years old.
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The soles of his feet were carved up by a small bomb that hit Mr. Lulihoshi, a former nurse, in 1996 on his way to the refugee camp where he was working.
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Although she is not in the evening's first ballet, Ms. Kretzschmar arrives before it begins and uses a rasplike tool to scuff the soles of her point shoes so they won't slip.
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LIMA, May 4 (Reuters) - Peruvian financial holding company Credicorp reported 889.6 million soles ($271.05 million) in first-quarter net profit on Thursday, up 11.8 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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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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Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge used a version of the Vaporfly now deemed illegal for his unofficial sub-two hour marathon in October, a model reportedly with extra-thick soles and three carbon plates.
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Kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge used a version of the Vaporfly now deemed illegal for his unofficial sub-two hour marathon in October, a model reportedly with extra-thick soles and three carbon plates.
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The government offered to introduce its proposed salary increase to a minimum of 2,000 soles ($618) per month in November instead of next year and said teachers 55 and older could retire early.
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The super-cushioned soles and quilted lining, which all add up to serious comfort — no wonder Meghan, the queen of comfortable shoes, chose to wear these slipper flats during both her royal tours.
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Made with botanical extracts like papaya, aloe, and lavender, they'll peel away all that dead skin that's piled up on your soles within one to two weeks (and smell good while doing it).
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Over the course of 19 years, Share Your Soles has provided more than three million pairs of shoes to families across the United States, Central America, Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, Africa, and Europe.
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Slip on the pair, and the tiny sensors embedded within the soles track where you're going, the distance you've traveled and calories burned -- all details which are transmitted later to a corresponding app.
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LIMA, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Credicorp Ltd , Peru's largest financial holding company, said on Wednesday it earned 977.8 million soles ($300 million) in second-quarter net profit, up 6.3 percent from a year earlier.
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Geox, famous for patenting shoes with breathable soles, reported sales of 884.5 million euros ($1.1 billion) last year, down 1.8 percent compared with 2016, hit by a downsizing of its network of shops.
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The luxe version is 100% real leather, with sturdy soles and wooden heels and subtle details of craftsmanship; the cheaper pair is synthetic, strangely shiny, with an exposed silver zipper up the back.
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A man splayed on his back on the polished floor of an art gallery, his scuffed soles facing the camera as if he had been flattened like the Wicked Witch of the East.
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Read more:A pair of Jesus-inspired sneakers that have soles filled with holy water sold for $3,000Religious influencers are gaining traction on TikTokWhite evangelicals are calling out Trump for his use of profanity
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In 1974, Bowerman made the Nike Waffle Trainer, a shoe made using his wife's waffle iron that had a grooved pattern on the soles, which Bowerman thought would help athletes' grip running tracks.
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Sperry was inspired by watching his dog trot around on icy surfaces in the Connecticut winter, so he designed a shoe with rubber soles that were similar to those of his dog's paws.
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In 1974, Bowerman made the Nike Waffle Trainer, a shoe made using his wife's waffle iron that had a grooved pattern on the soles, which Bowerman thought would help athletes' grip running tracks.
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Now, Mesquita says Louboutins are having a moment, with musicians like Cardi B rapping about the "bloody soles" and stars like Rihanna showing off the brightly painted red bottoms on the red carpet.
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That first year, Martens' soles were, maybe not so ironically, a big hit with housewives — and more specifically, women over 40 — who accounted for about 80% of sales within the enterprise's first decade.
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But the pulpit produced little income; the family was impoverished during the Depression, Mr. Walker told a biographer for a dissertation; he used cardboard to cover holes in the soles of his shoes.
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Amid a swirling black and blue laser beam projection, precise lines of light traced through the vapors along the soles and heels of the shoes to create a glow-in-the-dark effect.
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The soles of her Hermès shoes — as white as the altar's Carrara marble Jesus — faced the grating above the crypt where her deceased husband and his noble family's ancestors lay in polished coffins.
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Before you even wear a new pair of shoes — with their perfect, smooth soles — take them to the cobbler and ask for metal taps on the toes and rubber caps on the heels.
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Days later, an Italian autopsy would confirm the extent of his injuries: Regeni had been beaten, burned, stabbed and probably flogged on the soles of his feet over a period of four days.
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Officials sidestepped making a ruling on whether the design of the shoes — extra-thick soles and springlike, carbon-fiber shanks that spring runners forward — gives an unfair advantage to runners who wear them.
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Cabello's potential designation is especially because of his role as leader of the Cartel de los Soles, a network of drug trafficking cells plaguing Venezuela's military and has reigned with impunity for decades.
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From lace loops to decorative decals to stiff outer soles and cushy innards, running shoes are an intricately manufactured stew of acronyms: TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate), and PET (polyethylene terephthalate).
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The Knoedler gallery bought their fake Rothko for the "bargain-basement" price of just $950,000 before selling it for $8.3 million, Emily Reisbaum, a lawyer for the De Soles, said in her opening statement.
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In an emotional testimony, torture victim Marina Nemat saluted the political declaration after describing having the soles of her feet lashed at with rubber cables until they became "indigo blue" about 40 years ago.
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Buying less expensive, low-quality products — say, a cheap pair of boots with cardboard soles — often results in a larger outlay of money over time than a slightly more expensive and higher quality item.
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Back to her latest outfit of the day, if you're confused by the fuzzy footwear (what happens if she has sweaty soles?), you should know this not the first time she's worn the look.
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The soles are made from a soft, responsive, wax-based foam, which is supposed to reduce impact on your muscles and joints when you run, explains Justin Howe, Under Armour creative director of footwear.
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But, if that weren't reason enough to love her style M.O., here's another FLOTUS fashion philosophy we're very much on board with: When heels are killing your soles (and soul), just take them off.
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In June, Nueva Fuerabamba filed a lawsuit against the company, seeking 150 million soles ($46 million) and the annulment of its relocation agreement with the company, said Frank Chavez, another attorney for the community.
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Add to that sweaty soles, too-high a pitch, and cramped toes, and you've got yourself a sad sandal situation that makes you that annoying girl who complains about her feet every few minutes.
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The Philadelphia WR is set to wear custom cleats with Nipsey's face and lyrics on them all season long ... and Marcus Rivero AKA Soles By Sir has already designed Jackson's first pair of kicks.
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Drivers of the trucks are required to be equipped with fire-resistant clothing, steel-toed boots with rubber soles, safety goggles and helmets, the document says, pointing to the hazardous nature of the cargo.
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With a distinctive, chunky look that incorporates durable materials like nylon straps and neoprene panels, the brand's shoes notably feature custom-molded Vibram footbeds and soles, making them as functional as they are stylish.
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Adidas has faced criticism for failing to replicate the broad appeal of Nike "Free" with its most notable recent innovation, high-tech springy "Boost" soles, initially pitched only to serious runners rather than fashionistas.
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It was the first Versace show he attended, and he was wearing his first Versace suit (black, slim-cut), as well as a pair of Versace Chain Reaction sneakers (also black, with white soles).
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Certainly the eye is ready as never before to accept Fluevogs' generous foot beds, thick and springy soles, decadent heels and often whimsically rounded toes (though there are also dainty and rapier-like toes).
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo's collaborations with Paul Simon on his 22002 album "Graceland," on the tracks "Homeless" and "Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes," introduced South African choral music to an international pop audience.
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo's collaborations with Paul Simon on his 22002 album "Graceland," on the tracks "Homeless" and "Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes," introduced South African choral music to an international pop audience.
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The Tree fiber is as breathable as it was in the Tree Runners, the interior merino wool is still surprisingly soft, and the carbon-negative foam soles as sturdy and bouncy as any other.
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Gregory Clarick, a lawyer for the De Soles, said they were not surprised by the settlement given evidence introduced at trial that he said showed Freedman and Knoedler lied to collectors to sell fakes.
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But an advocate general at the European Court of Justice advised the court that Louboutin's trademark protection on the shade of red used on his soles, dating from 2010 and 2013, might be invalid.
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After about seven minutes of offbeat Gregorian chants, a wave of drums and guitar chords suddenly — and hilariously — engulfs the soundtrack, prompting the child to spin and pound her dirty soles into the ground.
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We're told Galloway hit up Marcus Rivero -- AKA Soles By Sir -- to whip up a one-of-a-kind pair for the big game ... complete with the orange and black pattern of Fred's iconic outfit.
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Carcel's Peruvian workers are paid between 650 and 20183,100 Peruvian soles (approximately $180 to $329) per month, depending on their level of experience, the brand revealed in a recent interview with the New York Times.
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The lawyers for the De Soles say the gallery realized, or should have realized, that the paintings were fake and Ms. Reisbaum previewed the case Monday, saying there were several areas that pointed to culpability.
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Butterfly flight visualization: Promotes imagination, reduces stress, increases mindfulness Have children sit on the floor with the soles of their feet together and knees bent out in traditional yoga cobbler's pose, also known as butterfly.
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VICE met up with Chambrone at Surgeon Studios to see how he turns an idea for a shoe into a finished product, following along as he picked out materials, cut fabrics, and slapped on soles.
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Common methods included dulab, the act of forcibly contorting the victim's body into a rubber tire, and falaqa, or flogging on the soles of the feet, which have been documented by other human rights organizations.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Previously uncalculated damage caused by severe flooding in Peru this year has pushed up the cost of rebuilding infrastructure by 28 percent to 25.65 billion soles ($7.92 billion), a government official said Wednesday.
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Amaziah Hohenkirk, a Guyanese citizen, tried to hide a white powder substance that tested positive for cocaine underneath the soles of about six pairs of his own shoes, per a press release from the CBP.
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LIMA, March 30 (Reuters) - Peruvian President Ollanta Humala raised the minimum wage on Wednesday by 13 percent to 13 soles ($252) per month, effective May 1, following pay-increase proposals by the country's presidential candidates.
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According to Sotheby's, the shoe was dubbed the "Moon Shoe" because of the tracks that the soles left in the dirt, which looked similar to the impressions that astronauts left on the moon in 1969.
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Carbon's 3D printers (in relatively small numbers) are able to build out particularly impressive mid-soles, which feature 20,000 struts, a feat that would be far more difficult and exhaustive to accomplish through traditional manufacturing.
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We all knew that former University of Washington wide receiver John Ross could melt the soles off his shoes with his speed, but now he's gone and cemented himself in the annals of hella fastness.
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And so the clothes position them not just as normal people, but as insurgents, candidates without the monied backing that might let them sit in air conditioning and make calls wearing shoes with intact soles.
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From a 2015 Guardian profile by Alexis Petridis: We are literally sitting at Prince's feet: feet, it's perhaps worth noting, that are wearing a pair of flip-flops with huge platform soles teamed with socks.
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" Dr. Lebensfeld generally found both the men's and women's collections to be "non-constraining, with a soft and springy foot bed, and with heels and soles that almost merge, allowing for a better toe-off.
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Other food options on this end of the spectrum include La Bodega 220, where I had a decent 216-sol Estrella pizza with mushrooms, salami and ham, and a local Peruvian beer for 16 soles.
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D. meets me and we head to DSW to see if we can get a new pair of shoes for him, since his one casual pair of shoes is starting to wear on the soles.
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When he exited the consulate dressed as Khashoggi, the video then appears to show him wearing the same dark pair of sneakers with white soles that he first arrived in prior to the journalist's death.
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New Rock, a footwear brand, will soon begin producing a new batch of shoes made with Piñatex, a sustainably sourced pineapple leaf leather alternative, and plans to experiment with coconut fibers for their inner soles.
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Also, try to keep track of where you're dampest, as sweaty pits can indicate a significantly different problem than sweat that's localized in the palms or the soles of the feet or all-over swampiness.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of heels from one of her favorite footwear brands — Aquazurra — that are "made in silky satin, with nude mesh, with soles painted in baby blue," according to Kensington Palace.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian holding company Credicorp Ltd said on Wednesday that it earned 956.9 mln soles ($288 mln) in net profit in the fourth quarter, a 10 percent drop from the same quarter a year earlier.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of heels from one of her favorite footwear brands — Aquazurra — that are "made in silky satin, with nude mesh, with soles painted in baby blue," according to the palace.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of heels from one of her favorite footwear brands — Aquazurra — that are "made in silky satin, with nude mesh, with soles painted in baby blue," according to the palace.
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" And then you find yourself hanging upside down, wrapped around one of these loopy "hammocks," with the soles of your feet pressed together and your hands in prayer at your heart, and you say, "More please!
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Every day, they stepped on it and waited 20 seconds while it measured temperatures at different points on the soles of the feet, then the device wirelessly transmitted the temperature data to servers managed by Podimetrics.
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Gently massage it on your neck, wrists, and temples before bed (reviewers also say that using it on the soles of your feet works wonders!) and you may just get the shut-eye you've been craving.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of heels from one of her favorite footwear brands — Aquazurra — that are "made in silky satin, with nude mesh, with soles painted in baby blue," according to the palace.
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With a heel height of four inches, the Rossi design is a little higher than the Russell & Bromley's, and rather than a nude sole with a dark trim, the Rossi soles are completely nude in color.
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At London's Tate Britain museum, which is displaying the works of all four Turner Prize contenders, she showcased collage-like presentations of everyday day objects such as cotton buds, shoe soles, limes, coins, marbles and eggs.
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"Your feet are doomed to smell because apocrine glands, like the ones in your underarms, produce perspiration on the soles of your feet," says Leslie Campbell, a podiatrist and member of the American Podiatric Medical Association.
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But Nike will still get more than $2 million in tax breaks from the city of Goodyear, where Nike said it will begin work on the facility later this year and begin making soles in 2020.
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Abandoning abstraction, he started to make paintings that weren't just figurative but amounted to a catalog of comic-strip crumminess: light bulbs; rusted nails; old shoe soles; hairy legs; hooded, slit-eyed Klansmen smoking fat cigars.
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The soles are thick enough that peddling a bike was easy, and, although I've only had them for a few days, they seem like they'll hold up as well as any comparable, less sustainably produced shoe.
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The key updates include an overall lighter design, recycled plastic interior linings and laces, recycled rubber outsoles, ethically sourced leather uppers from Silver-rated tanneries, and stacked foam in the soles for added comfort and style.
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It draws offbeat tourists to the town of fewer than 200 people, a dusty strip where the burning earth can melt the soles of shoes and the water running from the "cold" tap comes out hot.
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On the Right Bank of the Seine, Le Bon Marché is showcasing what it calls "3.0 shopping" with its "Geek Mais Chic" exhibition through April 22, featuring 3-D printed shoe soles and algorithmic perfume selection.
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After the tip from the hotel staffer, a warrant was obtained and Mr. McNally entered the thieves' penthouse suite and found plenty of incriminating evidence, including burglary tools and sneakers with glass stuck in the soles.
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Oakland Zoo's elephants are given daily examinations and treatments by animal keepers, along with bi-weekly thorough exams by in-house veterinarians that include foot soles inspections, blood work, and a vitals check, zoo officials said.
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The bifurcated (and, for some reason, always turquoise) soles enable the shoe to fold double, allowing the heel-obligated among us to collapse their commuter footwear into a compact bundle once they've arrived at the office.
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New laws allowing Peruvians to withdraw large parts of their retirement savings from private pensions have prompted funds managing the assets to de-dollarize their portfolios ahead of potentially big pay-outs in soles, Velarde said.
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Calls to ban Vaporflys, from editorials in the British Journal of Sports Medicine to Instagram posts by record-holding athletes, claim that these soles, made of a proprietary foam surrounding a carbon-fiber plate, are springs.
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Weighty mid-calf Army gumboots similar to ones that also turned up at Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada were amped up with supersize lug soles that gave the models the appearance of giants, another battle trick.
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LIMA, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Peru's central bank said on Monday it was lowering reserve requirements for deposits in foreign currencies and soles starting on Wednesday in a bid to stimulate credit amid rising global interest rates.
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Occasionally, it seemed that his purpose was to render the models ridiculous, such as when he sent out some in platform sneakers with the kind of rainbow-colored soles that club kids wore in the nineties.
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Take Casadei, which created sturdy snow boots with rubber soles or chunky block heels, then wrapped them in lashings of fur in sorbet shades, cocooning the foot and ankle in a blast of soft, kaleidoscopic color.
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And both said she had lacked permission to include their names on a roster of experts who had viewed the forged painting, a list Ms. Freedman included with a letter of authentication provided to the De Soles.
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Though Vogue editors seemed to be onboard with the Kane Crocs, there are many who would prefer these rubber soles disappear forever, and they're pretty clear about that while responding to Balenciaga's tweeted photos of the shoes.
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A judge in Peru issued an international arrest warrant for Toledo Thursday, and the government offered a 100,000 soles ($30,000) reward for any information leading to his capture after he failed to turn himself in to authorities.
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Some of my all-time favorite boots — from legacy brands like Timberland and Danner as well as startups like Thursday Boot Company — feature Vibram soles, so it's reassuring to know that Taft has the same high standard.
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The soles of her feet must have been freezing, given that it was the middle of January, and back in the 90s, the San Fernando Valley dropped down to around 45 degrees after the sun went down.
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Those were the kind of boots Vimes always bought, and wore until the soles were so thin that he could tell where he was in Ankh-Morpork on a foggy night by the feel of the cobbles.
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On his first trip, he got hung up on the majestic beauty of it all, but it didn't come without a price: "On the way back, I realized the soles of my feet were bleeding," he explains.
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Among the methods described in the report were severe beatings to the body and soles of the feet with sticks, plastic pipes or cables, electric shocks, including to the genitals, prolonged suspension by the arms, and suffocation.
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"The process takes five per cent of the water used for cotton and about half the carbon footprint," Jad Finck (blue Allbirds, white soles), the vice-president of innovation and sustainability, said, rubbing Tencel between his fingers.
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With 94.2% non-virgin plastic soles, leather sourced from the world's cleanest tannery, and laces and linings made from recycled plastic bottles, The Trainer is touted (by its maker, mind you) as the world's lowest-impact sneakers.
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An internal document provided by a former Takata employee shows that drivers operating these trucks over their 36-hour journey are required to wear fire-resistant clothing, steel-toed boots with rubber soles, safety goggles and helmets.
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On the Christian Louboutin website, under "Product Care," the brand states "red lacquer on our soles will wear off with the use of the shoes," and recommends customers consult with a leather care professional for specific advice.
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"The actor, who has previously been married to P.J. Soles, Meg Ryan, and Kimberly Buffington-Quaid, went on to say that he "didn&apost go out looking for an age gap or someone really younger than me.
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After realizing that the base was pretty permanently stuck to the ground, they smashed the naked Don's ankles and threw his footless body into a truck, leaving just the remains of the short-lived statue's sorrowful soles.
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To walk through Paris with Hazan is to be accompanied by a wise octogenarian who has absorbed the great city not only through his eyes and soles but through a close study of its literature and history.
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Currently focusing on plastic films like shopping bags, the three-hour process breaks down plastic into chemicals that can act as the building blocks for more complex plastic products: nylon for clothes, shoe soles, even automobile parts.
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In the 1980s he created works that fragmented his body into disorienting black-and-white close-ups — his hairy chest, the soles of his feet, genitalia — and confronted topics that many young artists are grappling with now.
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The shoes also have red soles in honor of the shoe color worn by the pope and are scented with the resin frankincense, which was given to newborn baby Jesus in the New Testament, Yahoo Lifestyle reports.
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Others like McGuinn, Burnett, Joan Baez, Neuwirth, Kinky Friedman, Ramblin' Jack Eliot, David Mansfield, guitarist Steven Soles, and poet Allen Ginsberg were either friends, transplanted from Neuwirth's shows, or had previously worked with Dylan on other projects.
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The centrist government of former investment banker Kuczynski, who took office in July, has also proposed about 2 billion soles ($588 million) in social and development plans to help poverty-stricken towns near Las Bambas, Vizcarra said.
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LIMA, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Peru's finance ministry is considering selling bonds to help state water company Sedapal build up to 10 billion soles ($3 billion) in infrastructure projects through 2021, state news agency Andina reported on Tuesday.
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In addition to offering a personalized design and experience, custom-made shoes are a great option for women who wear very small or large sizes, need extra-narrow or wide soles, or whose feet are two different sizes.
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Ms. Rosales, who has pleaded guilty to criminal charges stemming from the scheme but has not yet been sentenced, earned about $274 million from the sale of the paintings, said Gregory Clarick, a lawyer for the De Soles.
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Allbirds are knitted in Italy with proprietary technology and have soles made from a combination of rubber and foam (as well as more-sustainable castor bean oil-based components) that is both lightweight and resilient enough for running.
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The key factors at play are the low thermal conductivity of the burning wood-turned-to-coal, an insulating layer of ash, and the short time of contact between the hot coals and the soles of the feet.
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"Relevant audiences - namely, mostly female buyers with a slightly elevated fashion sense - perceive colourful or in this case red soles on high-heeled women's shoes primarily as a decorative element, not a brand," the three-judge panel wrote.
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Christian Louboutin's battle to protect his trademark red soles was given a lift when the European Union's top court said they did not consist exclusively of a shape, which are usually not protected under EU trade mark law.
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A judge in Peru issued an international arrest warrant for Toledo on Thursday, and the government offered a 100,000 soles ($30,000) reward for any information leading to his capture after he failed to turn himself in to authorities.
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The officer later testified that he smelled a chemical "masking agent" used in drug trafficking and that the boots felt "lumpy," and that he could see plastic through a "quarter-sized slit" in one of the boot's soles.
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"This looks like a shoe that's been dug up from a village in the Arctic," the company's head of design, Jamie McLellan (black Allbirds, black soles), said, picking up a stained and crumpled Tree prototype in off-white.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru is seeking 200 million soles ($60 million) from former government and company officials accused of involvement in bribes distributed by Brazilian builder Odebrecht to secure public works contracts in the country, authorities said on Friday.
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There are some easy-to-spot style cues that will help you avoid the pain that tends to come with wearing sky-high shoes: We're talking chunky heels, ankle straps, comfort soles, and platforms, to name a few.
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There's the relentless squeak of rubber soles on linoleum, the distant whirr of shopping cart wheels, the dazed chatter of couples deciding what's for dinner, and the polyrhythmic beeping of the cash registers that guard any available exit.
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Cowhide and pony hair also take center stage at Terrible Enfant (Arroyo 961), an elegant atelier where the multi-toned men's shoes (4,500 to 6,500 pesos) have soles lasted by hand and a funky but extremely stylish sensibility.
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The condition usually occurs in the third trimester and causes severe itching — what doctors call pruritis — that begins in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet and can spread to other parts of the body.
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Using shovels and backhoes, emergency workers dug through the debris and mud, perilous labor on smoldering terrain still hot enough to melt shoe soles a day after the volcano exploded in a hail of ash, smoke and molten rock.
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In a deal with community leaders that ended a week of protests on Monday, Anglo offered to finance 100 million soles ($29.6 million) in short-term local development projects for communities in Moquegua this year instead of in 2022.
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While the bride wore custom satin Aquazurra shoes featuring nude mesh detailing and baby blue-painted soles, Nonoo followed suit by wearing the same brand for footwear, except hers were baby blue which she shared on her Instagram Story.
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Inside each Kylie box emblazoned with her famous cosmetics logo are three Arthur George socks knitted with a middle finger pattern, Kylie's portrait, and last but not least, a pair of socks that say "Lip Kit" across the soles.
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Claudia Suarez said during an event in Lima that the Supreme Court had sided with Sunat, Peru's tax superintendence, in two of five tax payments Telefonica del Peru had disputed since 2000, amounting to some 700 million soles owed.
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If you currently own a pair of running shoes, the odds are that the midsole—the shock-absorbing layer in between the inner and outer soles—is made from molded ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), which is squishy, resilient foam.
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LIMA, May 3 (Reuters) - Peru's largest financial holding company, Credicorp Ltd, earned 1.037 billion soles ($317 million) in net profit in the first quarter, up 16.7 percent from the same period a year earlier, the company said on Thursday.
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Hospitalman Shianne Soles, 19, of Veradale, Washington, and her friend, 23-year-old Hospitalman Meaghan Burns, of South Deerfield, Massachusetts, were found shot to death outside the 7-Eleven on Effingham St. in Portsmouth late Saturday night, PEOPLE confirms.
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Outside of the shows, besides styling advertising campaigns for those brands and others, Grand is editor in chief of Love, a doorstep of a magazine published by Condé Nast International and almost as thick as Jacobs's spring platform soles.
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Not only do the shoes contain holy water in the soles that came from the Jordan River and was blessed by a priest, but a crucifix has also been placed on top of the laces on the right trainer.
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Copyright and trademark protections also often don't extend to fashion design, though there are exceptions: Shoemaker Christian Louboutin has won trademark protection for its red soles in the United States (though it was just dealt a setback in Europe).
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It's calling them the world's lowest-impact sneakers, using recycled and natural rubber for the soles, leather from a Gold-certified tannery (meaning it meets high environmental standards) for the body, and recycled plastic for the laces and lining.
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In a corner, two big freezers stock the different fish, whose skins will soon become leather: bass, salmon, soles, trout, turbots, burbots, sturgeons, catfish, rays, mullets...The list is long—if it swims, it ends up on Marielle's workstation.
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He made clothes out of subway station posters, the shoe-printed runway from his first show (he had dipped the soles of the models' split-toed tabi shoes in paint), flea market scarves, old theater costumes and vintage clothes.
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Maciej Szpunar, an advocate general for the court, said on Tuesday that Mr. Louboutin's red soles were not a separate entity from the shape of his high-heeled shoes, and shapes typically cannot be trademarked under European Union law.
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I always marvel at her closet, which has over 3,000 pairs of shoes in it that she's designed, and think how extraordinary it is that she could design that many different objects when they all have soles and heels.
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"I also had to put a grip sticker on each shoe as the soles are like a vinyl photo print, one says Andy and one is a photo of Buzz which is really shiny and slippery to walk in."
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A few years ago, when some black employees recognized that there were not many black candidates going through the company's internship program, Progressive Soles began recruiting efforts outside the Portland area to attract a more diverse pool of applicants.
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Prosecutors said the paintings, including the Rothko that the De Soles bought in 2004 for $8.3 million, were actually created by a Chinese artist, Pei-Shen Quian, who was indicted in 2014 and is believed to be living in China.
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In 2004, Clark launched Vivobarefoot, a company that rose to cult status for its barely-there shoes made for running and hitting the trails, all with soles so thin, every nerve in your foot can feel the rugged earth beneath you.
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In what can only be described as a genuinely dramatic 93 seconds, the door to the machine slid shut, a hot light flared up from behind the bootie-clad feet, and the knit uppers fused to a pair of soles.
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Gregorio Rojas, the president of Fuerabamba, told Reuters late on Friday that the community asked MMG for 40 million soles ($12 million) for the rights to the road, which the company uses to truck copper concentrates from Las Bambas to Matarani.
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Authorities in Georgia on Sunday said they have arrested the parents of an 18-year-old after discovering that the couple would allegedly lock their daughter in her room and "beat the soles of her feet" as a form of punishment.
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I was nineteen, she had just turned eighteen and as we walked home from school, the cracked pavement burning through the thin soles of our shoes, I grabbed her hand with mine, clenching it so tightly my knuckles turned white.
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Mary, via email Dear Heloise: Whenever I prepare for my return trip home, I always wipe down the soles of my shoes with disposable anti-bacterial wipes before placing them in a plastic bag and packing them back in my suitcase.
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We've discovered that all you need to survive in a concrete jungle are a trusty pair of boots that get you from A to B, and then all the way down to C, without taking a toll on your soles.
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Fit for a party, Meghan's custom silk Stella McCartney evening dress in "lily white" featured a high halter neck and sexy open back, and was accessorized with custom satin Aquazurra shoes featuring nude mesh detailing and baby blue-painted soles.
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A judge granted prosecutors' request to order Humala to deposit a 50,000 ($14,671) soles bail bond to ensure he appears in court and cooperates with the money laundering probe that started shortly after his five-year term ended in July.
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LIMA, March 17 (Reuters) - The government of Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski authorized a 4.4 billion soles ($1.35 billion) increase to this year's budget to spend on recovery efforts amid heavy rains and flooding, according to a press release on Friday.
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Princess Charlotte, who wore an ivory dress by Givenchy with shoes by Meghan's go-to shoe designer Aquazurra, also had a personal touch on her outfit – the soles of her shoes are embroidered with her initials and the wedding date.
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Though kitten heels are not yet available in this neutral line, we have a feeling Mr. Louboutin has no plans to stop evolving his collection — at least, not as long as there's a diverse market hoping to slip into his soles.
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Thanks to a thick suede exterior and durable rubbers soles, a pair of UGG Men's Ascot Slippers will last you for years even if you wear them like a pair of normal shoes, and they're lined with soft, warm sheep's wool.
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The Hoka One One Challenger ATR 5 shoes are designed to handle rough terrain on the trails with maximum cushioning and rugged soles, but the lightweight feel allows you to transition from the trail to the road anytime you want.
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They're also completely vegan with an upper made of a vegan leather alternative and a sole of smooth rubber that keeps your feet solid on the ground — no slipping like you'll find with the leather soles of some men's shoes.
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Claudia Suarez said during an event in Lima that the Supreme Court had sided with Sunat, Peru's tax superintendence, in two of five tax payments Telefonica del Peru had disputed since 2000, which together are worth some 700 million soles.
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"Every time I had to call home, Fanti tied me up with my feet in the air ... and beat me with a rubber tube in every part of my body, especially the soles of my feet," said Ivorian Vadro Diomande.
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Sanders added in the interview that he's not one to "flex," and that his ideal sneaker price would be around $45 to $50, and likely a new pair of New Balances with the necessary features of shoelaces and rubber soles.
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