Wood passed to Travis Zajac and streaked up the ice.
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The blue sky overhead is streaked by fighter jet contrails.
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The rock itself is gorgeous, streaked with ochre and red.
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They were streaked with color: green, orange, purple, and black.
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THE MISSILES streaked down and turned the night sky orange.
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But more often they are streaked by deep, threatening shadows.
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Erickson appeared in court Wednesday with glasses and pink-streaked hair.
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A comet, say some, streaked across the sky at his birth.
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Which is how Saffitz ended up with her signature streaked hair.
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"That brown tiling," he said, pointing at a rust-streaked wall.
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Military aircraft streaked rainbow smoke through the sky over Tiananmen Square.
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The novel is streaked with Bateman's attempts to confess his crimes.
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Their faces, once painted for the holiday, were streaked with tears.
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It's usually dark green, though it can be streaked with gold.
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In the blink of a mascara-streaked eye, Corinne is suddenly weeping.
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But the puck hit Barzal, who streaked past Werenski and beat Korpisalo.
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Just shapes, really; colors: a slash of off-white, streaked with red.
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Willa peered from the opening, her mouth and chin streaked blackish brown.
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An ancient playground set, rust-streaked but still functional, tantalized our children.
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He found her weeping on the street, mascara streaked across her face.
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A 400-foot-long trail of tire marks streaked across the road.
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Some walls have been burned; others are streaked with Islamic State graffiti.
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Two days later, 1,200 students mourned them at a tear-streaked memorial service.
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And the societies of Hungary and especially Poland are streaked with political division.
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Four years later, another big one streaked across the sky to the northwest.
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The photograph is dark, cooling towers stark against a sky streaked with color.
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The sky, streaked with wisps of unmoving cloud, was only a shade lighter.
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The President delivered his speech from behind a rain-streaked transparent bulletproof barrier.
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A dusted copper heaven streaked with gold and siphoned from Klimt's aureate imagination.
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We're expecting a high near 33, and blue skies streaked by cottony clouds.
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It was dilapidated, streaked with spray paint, littered with decades of bloated trash.
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For years, the red beams of tracer bullets streaked the skies of Damascus.
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But for the fans, this World Cup has been a tear-streaked ride.
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The front row is a mass of dyed hair and glitter-streaked faces.
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There is a photo of a mascara streaked and wailing Claire to prove it.
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In another, the black insects hover over black ground, beneath a red-streaked sky.
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It was visible in Willow's fiery streaked hair and in Dea's macramé friendship bracelets.
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A screen suddenly lights up, showing Lee with her face swollen and tear-streaked.
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Waititi, hair trimmed short and streaked with gray throughout, absolutely looked a year older.
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Traffic flowed down the mud-streaked boulevards and cleanup crews sawed apart downed trees.
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The sun setting over the Hudson River streaked the sky navy, yellow, and magenta.
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Clark does not stint on beautiful, terrible, blood-streaked accounts of hunting sperm whales.
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He looked noticeably thinner and wore a blue prison garment streaked with sweat and dirt.
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Blood streaked her legs for days afterward, and weeks later, her ankles are still swollen.
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Let's say the markhor has a 73 percent chance of winning against the streaked tenrec.
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Italians used art to cope with the chaos, and early attempts were streaked with humour.
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But in February 2013, an asteroid streaked through our atmosphere and exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia.
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Near the village of Badana, one vehicle packed with explosives streaked toward the Kurdish positions.
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Vanessa lounges around in negligees, her face streaked with mascara as she weeps and weeps.
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A crooked mirror and the wall around it are streaked with black and clotted blood.
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He also stripped down and streaked in front of Buckingham Palace, with the website GoVeg.
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It's a beautiful turquoise all right, but that turquoise is streaked with rocks and dirt.
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"He just wanted to take off," she said, showing her hand streaked with red marks.
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The city streaked past, the bridge cables flickering like a delay, or a glitch. ♦
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Roughly one hour later, the first missiles bound for Al Asad streaked over their heads.
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The cloud-streaked sky is a mesh of exquisite, yet also unruly, blues and whites.
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The stench was unbearable—urine from the latrines streaked the snow and frost-covered ground.
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Like us, you all might be screaming, "LEAVE WINTERFELL ALONE!" while wiping away mascara-streaked tears.
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Pippin's canvases reflect the modernism that streaked through American visual culture during and after the war.
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Easy. It's right there in the museum on a streaked mirror with now-faded black scribblings.
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Two R-98 missies—an evolved variant of the R-8—streaked upwards toward the Boeing.
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But its most distinctive feature is the streaked aluminum exterior, which looks even better in person.
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I looked around at the tear streaked cheeks of 30 friends trying to keep it together.
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The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art acquired Piet Mondrian's "Stammer Mill with Streaked Sky" (1905–07).
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The sky is streaked pink and orange, the sun hovering uncannily west just above the horizon.
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She comes out of that cold Hungarian bathroom with three heads' worth of honey-streaked tresses.
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I opened the balcony door and Morsi streaked across the apartment and leaped into Leslie's arms.
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I looked around at the tear-streaked cheeks of 30 friends trying to keep it together.
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As Tomahawk missiles streaked toward Al Shayrat air base in Syria last week, that all ended.
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It's a map of Japan's west coast streaked with red paint, and it's also from Julian.
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He is 2134, but his hair, once blue, once mohawked, once dreadlocked, is streaked with gray.
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After the bomber streaked overhead, a performance by singer Ally Brooke kicked off the colorful proceedings.
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Silvery clouds blotted out the rising sun, until they were streaked with pale pink and orange.
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She had a broad frame and dimpled knees, a clearwater complexion, and streaked, tawny-brown hair.
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Gore then streaked for home, and the Rays threw there and caught him in a rundown.
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One competitor, his black pants streaked with flour, sighs heavily as he walks slowly toward Polar Fleece.
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Her hair was in a gamine cut, streaked blond in a salon and currently showing dark roots.
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An exceedingly bright fireball meteor streaked above that part of the country at about 1:19 a.m.
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The film gives a rare look at what female sadness looks like: messy, mascara-streaked, piercing emotion.
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The vehicle was streaked with blood and the roof and one of the sides had been shredded.
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But you didn't see anyone stroking someone else's faux lashes, or tugging at their blue-streaked wig.
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These are streaked with Photoshop effects that recall erase marks or charcoal smears, evoking the artist's hand.
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When this cat streaked across a rugby field, he was pretty much asking for a Photoshop battle.
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The loaf is pointy at the ends with a sturdy crust verdantly streaked with pulverized dried nettles.
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It is attractively spotted and streaked with darker brown (effective camouflage, if you live under a rock).
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Streaked stone designs seem brushed by the current, leaving an elegant pattern of markings across miniaturized peaks.
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With zany touches like Grandma's pink-streaked hair, this is a book to get creative juices flowing.
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All of those relationships have combusted dramatically and publicly, usually ending in tear-streaked, accusatory breakup videos.
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And in this ominous plume, thunder clapped and lightning streaked through the dark column of volcanic ash.
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Bamford was wearing a velour sweater and big sparkly earrings, her blond hair streaked with pink highlights.
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He has streaked some 220 times, including more than 70 undressed appearances at high-profile sporting events.
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Was it the elderly woman in the dust-streaked scarf, sitting on the floor, surrounded by giggling grandchildren?
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Somewhere between here and the club she saw a flattened armadillo, its splintered shell streaked with brown blood.
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Wearing a mud-streaked T-shirt and shorts, Allen loaded the bags onto the back of his pickup.
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I'd been getting pretty steamy in the robe, and my forehead was now streaked with multiple sweat lines.
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Once again the tech industry—the one supposedly streaked with libertarianism (regulations be damned!)—fails the social sciences.
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Video footage showed victims fleeing the mayhem amid screams, and floors of the train station streaked with blood.
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A telltale white plume streaked across the sky over Israel Monday morning, revealing the country's latest missile test.
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Tristan's red-streaked mullet has never looked more staggeringly awful, but today is about Liz, so never mind.
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I took the small slices, reddish-pink and streaked with white fat, and placed them on the grill.
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The Giacosa seemed plumper and rounder, with earthy cherry flavors streaked with what reminded me of orange zest.
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His face was painted the Miami school colors of orange and green that got streaked in the rain.
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And yet the shortcomings of City's rivals are not why it has streaked so far ahead, so quickly.
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Beads of sweat dribble from the tip of his nose, through his silver-streaked beard, down his neck.
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The wounded cat streaked across a clearing, the arrow trailing after it, and became entangled in a fence.
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He's a master of near-perfection, of dazzlingly lit and shot wisps of hair and tear-streaked cheeks.
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Huffing, puffing, face streaked with sweat and tears, the official let me in with eyebrows only slightly raised.
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Noureen Grace, her face streaked with tears, waited for the remains of her sister-in-law, Madeline Michelle.
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He started the engine, said thank you, then streaked down the alleyway at the back of the shop.
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"Untitled (Nocturne)" (2016) has the beautiful, murky surface of a streaked window pane rendered in chocolate, feathery strokes.
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"Ryan's legacy is etched into eternity," Trump said, as the cameras lingered on the widow's tear-streaked face.
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"I found Laura Linney radiating shadow-streaked sunlight," the critic Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.
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On Thursday, two long-range rockets fired from Gaza streaked toward Tel Aviv, one of Israel's largest cities.
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Choirs sang the anthems of each branch of the military before the planes streaked overhead, rattling windows in Washington.
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Standing more than a foot high, it sports a purple throat, yellow belly and emerald wings streaked with gold.
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Her helmet had cracked (that's what cut-rate safety equipment gets you) and her face was streaked with tears.
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Pastel-streaked skies, kaleidoscopic water, and sunburnt silhouettes signal the day's end on Rio de Janeiro's Arpoador beach promenade.
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Stunned survivors — some with tear-streaked cheeks, others still wearing pajamas — wandered through the streets, unsure what to do.
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Jerusalem (CNN)On a January weekend in 2015, an Israeli missile streaked across the country's northern border into Syria.
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And what follows is a series of African-American faces filmed in medium close-up, often streaked with tears.
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She is a striking, fiery presence with wide-set eyes, prominent lips and dark hair streaked with reddish highlights.
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On a hot day, children playing in the spray of a water hydrant were streaked with coffee-colored liquid.
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Below, the spectators at the New York Air Show gaped as the United States Air Force Thunderbirds streaked by.
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They wondered why so many grand buildings were painted black, why even gravestones appeared to be streaked and smeared.
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So in many ways, the sun-streaked conflict and misty boredom of "Siesta Key" is preordained, and also comforting.
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The nearby windows offered a view of lighted apartments in layered tiers streaked with hints of a moon somewhere.
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Its gentle, streaked face looks as if it has just escaped from a jungle-dream painting by Henri Rousseau.
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Yi, 23, has silver-blue streaked hair and printed on the front of her t-shirt is a snarling Rottweiler.
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Next time Cheryl is seen she's a rattled mess with tear streaked mascara and Jason is nowhere to be found.
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Trilobites Two fireballs streaked across the sky in the past week, creating dazzling, ephemeral displays for hundreds of people below.
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On the second day of the summit, planes from the British Royal Air Force streaked overhead celebrating its 100th anniversary.
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Her short, severely angled bob was streaked at least three different colors and featured a spiky crown in the back.
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It ends with The Man in Black (Ed Harris) putting on his hat, his face streaked and splattered with blood.
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Bodies put into motion streaked toward oblivion, until acted on by other forces that would make them stop their motion.
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Basketball has had other captivating stars like Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan and LeBron James, who all streaked to lasting fame.
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What were Glen Benton's inverted cross, or Alice Cooper's streaked eyeliner, or Mike Muir's bandana, if not requests for attention?
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Many are washed with a rose tint; others are streaked with broad swaths of yellow or drooping blemishes of cyan.
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Overhead, vintage American warplanes rumbled past, while advanced fighter jets streaked through the skies, trailing red, white and blue contrails.
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Katelyn sat up front, working the controls of the passenger seat's massage function and gazing out the rain-streaked windshield.
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The streaked tulips of today that appear broken are most likely impostors, bred to look that way using basic genetics.
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Last week, he disappeared off the front porch without a word, sending my younger niece into a tear-streaked panic.
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It's 79 feet in diameter, slightly larger than the asteroid that streaked through the sky over Chelyabinsk, Russia in 2013.
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A few ambulances streaked by in the gathering dusk, leaving smudgy trails of red and blue lights in their wake.
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To the left of the entrance is a lounge where translucent backlit panels cast everything in a streaked-marmalade glow.
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On the sun-streaked campus, students said conversations focused on a mix of envy and judgment for those with more.
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While conventional in form, it's uproariously funny, if naturally streaked with sadness (and at times, a pinch or two of sentimentality).
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There were tutus, crop tops, and leather pants; glitter eye paint and blue lipstick; an entire field of rainbow-streaked hair.
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The melancholy-streaked melodicism gives way to a bluesy breakdown that most mainstream artists wouldn't dare to put amidst such tunefulness.
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Sear up some seasoned tempeh slabs and use some hot-sauce-streaked vegan mayo for a better-than-your-average BLT.
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Amber J, a crypto-noob with pink-streaked hair, wiped the sweat from her face before remembering she was wearing makeup.
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Following a Washington turnover near the New York blue line, Cal Clutterbuck gained possession as Nelson streaked ahead of the play.
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Ms. Thompson appeared in court dressed in a red cardigan, her gray-streaked hair in a bun, but was not shackled.
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"I've learned to how suffer, for if you suffer you'll gain eternal, eternal life," she sang, her voice streaked with pain.
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But Young deflected the pass, and it caromed to Miles, who sent it back to Young, who streaked the other way.
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The puck wrapped around to Ottawa's Chris Tierney, who fed a pass to Chabot as he streaked through the neutral zone.
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Ms. Abrams streaked into the general election after taking 76 percent of the vote in a two-person primary in May.
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Although they photograph great, and do swell on social media, their streaked concrete and monolithic stylings can be difficult to protect.
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When Ms. Dockery's family went to identify the body, the cheeks were streaked with tears, said Charmel Dockery, Ms. Dockery's mother.
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The brushwork is fully loaded here, slashed and streaked there; flat and opaque in one work, milky and translucent in another.
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But David – after some tear-streaked introspection – realized that most fundamental fairy tale rule: to prove yourself, you must slay the Giant.
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His hair was streaked with apple red and dark gold, and the sharp line of his jaw emphasized his full-lipped smile.
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Finn and the Villager: Finn, still in his blood-streaked helmet, has an encounter with a villager during the raid on Jakku.
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Her dark hair was streaked with vibrant blue and teal, and she just happened to mention that she has a tattoo (twice).
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Two days later, rockets shot by unknown attackers streaked toward the US consulate in Basra during anti-Iran protests in the city.
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Sekera took a wrist shot on Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward, then streaked in to tuck the second chance between the netminder's pads.
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Pointed glass spears compete for prominence with vast staggered lean-tos, streaked black-and-white like the back of a rearing zebra.
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Medical officials said 30 Palestinians had been wounded, as ambulances streaked through abandoned streets and Israeli missiles landed, many in open areas.
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The ultra-luxe touches continue in the grand living room, which has a two-story fireplace made of rare silver-streaked marble.
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But that paled in comparison to the storms of 1833 and 1966, when 100,000 shooting stars streaked across the sky every hour.
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The girl's face was red and tear-streaked, and she had curled her hands into the sleeves of her blue hooded sweatshirt.
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In the video, he appears to have put on weight, and gray has streaked his beard, its ends dyed auburn with henna.
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Eat your meal around a fire, with plates on laps and a butter-streaked wineglass in hand — you'll be happy you did.
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Days later, Germany, long a minnow in women's hockey, streaked into the semifinals for the first time with an upset of Russia.
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In the darkness of a late Wednesday night in September 2007, eight Israeli fighter jets streaked out of southern Israel, heading north.
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He chased down a pass in the offensive zone, streaked toward the net and turned to his backhand for his third goal.
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Suter streaked down the right side and got a backhand shot off that glanced off Ullmark's mask and high in the air.
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Nashville opened the scoring as Ryan Johansen took a cross-ice pass from Roman Josi and streaked alone down the right wing.
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I dug, and was rewarded with a mottled and polychromatic stone, streaked with color that gleamed and shifted almost impossibly in the light.
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The bird might take seven years to achieve its chestnut-and-white, three-wattled look; it appears brown-and-olive streaked until maturity.
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Try playing "Rose Colored Boy" and Jepsen's "Emotion" back-to-back and see if you don't start your own tear-streaked dance party.
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The lights of the bridge streaked overhead, and Manhattan was a jeweled kingdom shrinking behind us in the darkness of the rearview mirror.
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After deciding to stop coloring her hair a year and a half ago, she now rocks a neat brown bob streaked with silver.
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Red-brick terraced houses, built for the families of dockers and industrial workers in the 1950s, jut up against rain-streaked tower blocks.
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Two teams that have streaked to the top of their divisions collide on Sunday, when the Minnesota Vikings host the Los Angeles Rams.
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Hair would be braided and pinned back with sparkly butterfly clips; gloopy streaks of purple or blue hair mascara streaked into the ends.
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Her face is streaked with tears when her peers aren't accommodating enough or try to offer unwanted help or simply exist near her.
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That honor goes to Moss' tear-streaked, no-holds-barred explosion over seeing her daughter Hannah (Jordana Blake) while trapped in a car.
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Kos-Read has wavy brown hair, a thick beard streaked with gray and the kind of broad face that looks good on camera.
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NEAR CANNON BALL, N.D. — Horseback riders, their faces streaked in yellow and black paint, led the procession out of their tepee-dotted camp.
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An image of the Gallery is an urban nature photo, as perennially like-getting as a tropical beach or a fluorescent-streaked sky.
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Lodeiro then took a through ball from Jones, streaked down the left side and fired to the far corner in the 58th minute.
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Spring planted an orchard, Spring projected summers Of green and yellow-streaked, orange, red, Rusty, round, wormholed, lopsided; Nothing supermarket flawless, nothing imperishable.
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Another rookie safety, Will Parks, recovered the ball and streaked down the sideline on the unusual turnover, which is good for two points.
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Her skin color is echoed by the rocky landscape and the streaked sky, where a green celestial body hovers just above the horizon.
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And from the track, streaked with jagged shadows by an unseasonably potent sun, there came the low rumble of wheels in perpetual motion.
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They are the brightest stars in a constellation of hustlers, sycophants, tough guys and wannabes, whose admiration is streaked with envy and fear.
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Walking in to the "Living Room," the hotel's sun-streaked lounge, can feel like walking into an old (and rich) friend's beach house.
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In another room streaked with paint by Richard Long, the excavated pots and pans seem to be sitting amid the kitchen's splattered backsplash.
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Our resident obsessives have been following Rachel Lindsay's love journey all season, right through the tear-streaked three-hour finale on Monday night.
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Tall with long, wavy brown hair streaked with gray, she had the posture of a yoga instructor, which she had been for years.
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I got a giggle out of "Ran out of clothes?" being STREAKED, and also liked the nerdy humor in the clue for RADON.
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As the article explains, the women were each born with streaked hair — the result of poliosis, or lack of pigment in the hair shafts.
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It had been built in 1916, and by the time I got there the walls were riddled with massive holes and streaked with feces.
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We played tennis for five or six hours, sliding back and forth on the baked clay until our legs were streaked with orange dirt.
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It's a product of white paint, which has been streaked on in a similar pattern to how light might reflect off oil-slicked legs.
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The separated plastic printer housings were being baled; a good deal of the yard consisted of these bales, streaked with the black of toner.
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They fade in line by line, a cloud-streaked sky being navigated by a sleek flying dragon, carrying two small figures on its back.
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As I observe woman after woman cry mascara-streaked tears in the back of a limo, I wonder: Who is the real loser here?
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But no other day seems to require so much planning, shopping and cooking, or to leave so many gravy-streaked dishes in its wake.
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Letter of Recommendation The flight attendant passing a tomato juice to my seatmate did a double-take when she saw my tear-streaked face.
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"My cousin forced open a door to the balcony and we threw ourselves off," Lopez told VICE News, her clothes still streaked with ash.
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Ms. Allred is petite, with chestnut hair streaked blonde, and I found her striking in her knit suit accessorized with legal pad and pen.
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This parade of indignities leads to scenes of quiet defiance; a few rousing, tear-streaked speeches; and a bit of mildly interesting philosophical reflection.
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Moira wore the cutest blonde/black streaked wig with pigtails and some sort of headband situation to surprise Alexis at her high school graduation.
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Visitors passing the vitrines and wall displays can gorge themselves on the ample charms of glass that has been feathered, streaked, mottled, and oxidized.
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" It's an alternate, insular world where I find myself running through a field, streaked in war paint, chanting: "We have spirit, because we're Blues!
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The tears welled up at the corners of my eyelids, then streaked around my cheekbones and clumped together in the coarse hairs of my beard.
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Related: Painting's Evolution in the Digital Age Milk and Oil Dance in 'Memories of Painting' Neon-Streaked Pictures Blurs Boundaries Between Painting and Digital Art
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Never mind that you might encounter a swarm of fluttering bats waiting just inside the moss-streaked cave mouth; it's all about the experience, right?
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Perhaps the best view was captured by a woman, Dale Demi, who was broadcasting live on the service YouNow when the meteor streaked behind her.
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Related: [Exclusive] Ron English's Incredible Hybrid Animals Neon-Streaked Pictures Blurs Boundaries Between Painting and Digital Art Ballet: Marcel Dzama's Most Incredible Thing | The Process
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What was particularly impressive about Beckham's catch is how he streaked down the field, finding a new gear that seemed to delight his cheering teammates.
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You enter the show through "Foyer" (1971), a big architectural installation of Masonite panels gessoed and streaked with graphite to accentuate the sweeping brush strokes.
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The walls of his house are covered in his own work: Technicolor images streaked onto mirrored surfaces, or canvases that have been slashed and stitched.
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But if you ever paid even the remotest bit of attention to fashion in the UK then you'll recognize her raven and white streaked hair.
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Howard corroborates the story with a Vine of Harden's tear-streaked face under a plastic Mickey Mouse ear hat, which Howard also foisted upon him.
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That included Yosemite National Park, the place the pioneering naturalist John Muir described as a temple of canyons, rushing waterfalls and sun-streaked granite cliffs.
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And by the time that Ezra Collective, a five-piece jazz band, rolled up and joined in, the corrugated metal walls were streaked with sweat.
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Was it another Oumuamua, the cigar-shaped rock — later determined to be the first-known interstellar comet — that streaked through the solar system in 203?
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Then we tried positioning multiple cameras around him so that we could get a few angles as he streaked past — still not the right approach.
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Trilobites A fiery meteor streaked across the Midwest sky early Monday morning, seen as far west as Nebraska and as far east as New York.
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It comes cut into noodles, streaked with black vinegar, sesame oil, soy and a house-made chile oil that nearly brought me to my knees.
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A pair of French angel fish, resembling indigo dinner plates streaked with yellow, came within inches of my face, and stayed there, curious and unafraid.
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Nylander streaked in and fired his 14th goal on a high shot over Vasilevskiy on the stick side at 3:08 for a 2-33 lead.
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Cousins intercepted pass from Ottawa center Derick Brassard at center ice, and with the help of a nice shield by Manning, streaked in alone on Anderson.
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After visiting Riverdale's Vancouver set during "Night's," filming, it certainly seems like this production of Carrie: The Musical will follow in its inspiration's gore-streaked footsteps.
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There was no warning before a meteor streaked across the sky over Russia on February 15, 2013, and exploded, shattering windows and injuring hundreds of people.
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Villages downstream from factories that supplied fast-fashion retailers teetered on the banks of rotting black rivers, streaked through with red and sometimes thick with foam.
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I had an exhibition of drawings at the Walker Art Center last year, and I mention this because of the Ray Johnson who streaked the Vatican.
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We're a place of pink flamingos and orange trees and aqua-green springs and purple-streaked sunsets a swirled Slurpee of colors and orientations and languages.
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While Cassie says she's "so happy" for Caelynn after the beauty queen scores a special date with Colton, her tear-streaked face tells a different story.
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Up close, the superimposition of historical images onto the mirrors — grimy and streaked from being outdoors — allows the past and the present to visually co-exist.
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The Oscars didn't break the three-hour mark until 1974, when The Sting won Best Picture and a man streaked in the background of the broadcast.
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In the second period, defenseman Justin Faulk streaked off the point, picked up the puck, deked, had Talbot at his mercy, and sent a backhand wide.
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Up and down Istiklal, metal gates, streaked with graffiti and adorned with "For rent" signs, have been lowered over stores, ice cream parlors, restaurants and cafes.
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But the unmistakable blue and white Boeing 757 streaked with the words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" that typically announces Pence's arrival was nowhere to be found.
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Showing rabbit scenes in relief, they are made of dark chocolate dusted with sea salt, milk chocolate with cocoa nibs, and white chocolate streaked with raspberry.
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"People ask me all the time if they can have a few," said Mr. Filbert, a man with a raspy voice and a silver-streaked beard.
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This is one sentence from the review: For decades, Bloch has streaked, dripped, and blotted ink on paper or Isorel, a highly frangible type of chipboard.
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Through the control-room window, he saw the girl's tear-streaked face disappear into the scanner, then watched the pictures click into place on his monitor.
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It was peaceful, lonely country: The mountain silhouettes against a dome of cloud-streaked sky, the only splash of color from the flowers on the graves.
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Most of the bakers huff and puff behind their stations, their practical clothes streaked with flour and chocolate, their steamy, stringy bangs dripping into their eyes.
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WASHINGTON — Bound for the Lincoln Memorial, thousands of demonstrators ambled block after block through the city, shouting obscenities, their faces streaked with sweat and clown paint.
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Whatever those endeavors are, the hard work we do is worthwhile, even if it dissolves like rivulets of gold-streaked water that pools at our feet.
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Two plays later, Beckham streaked across the middle of the field, catching a quick pass from Manning at the Giants' 46-yard line and cutting upfield.
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"You're the fastest Presidential nominee I've ever seen!" the camera operator said, sounding breathless, as Warren streaked past wearing a small backpack, her purple jacket flapping.
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Entering a dim sanctuary, I looked up and saw fragments of blue streaked with light crosses and recognized the pattern from a tomb the day before.
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Her mother was chain-smoking, brash and outspoken, tattooed in a country where tattoos are considered irreligious, her head scarf askew to reveal henna-streaked hair.
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Her interest in photography began in high school, when she first began taking photos of city lights and skies streaked with sunset with a camera phone.
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Bertuzzi sent a pass from his own end to Athanasiou, who received it just before the blue line and streaked in to beat Bishop from close range.
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A hot silver plate of saffron-scented rice streaked with slivers of toasted almonds, fresh green chilies, and tender shreds of spicy lamb arrives at the table.
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Wilkes catches a break because the streets are filled with costumed revelers, who all think his blood-streaked business suit and plastic-wrapped cadaver are a hoot.
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"They deliberately turned a blind eye to these attacks by triads on regular citizens," he told Reuters, saying the floors of the station were streaked with blood.
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But these scenes are subversive, and effective, precisely because they use the master's tools—"creative nonfiction," streaked with surrealism—to point the camera in a different direction.
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On either side, two giant robotic arms dip and turn, spraying her with dye until the white froth of her dress is streaked in black and citron.
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Thin strips of Wagyu beef, streaked with so much fat they looked like stained glass, were stretched out on black slate with pinkish bands of pork belly.
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You might also want to take a few images focused on whatever's in your foreground so that you can later photoshop it onto your meteor-streaked sky.
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"They say whoever has the darkest stains on her hands makes the best cloth," Ms. Yang said proudly, as she held out her purple-streaked hands. video
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She certainly had the look: A cover-worthy grunge-pixie image consisting of bare-midriff tops, streaked hair, Goth black eyeliner and a perpetual rock star pout.
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With voice-over interviews as counterpoint to the pain-streaked action, Mackenzie captures the characters' nostalgia for Native American tradition as well as their inchoate, frustrated aspirations.
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Thousands of scientists, space enthusiasts and sun worshipers flocked to cities and towns along the path of the total solar eclipse that streaked across the United States.
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After almost a year, I'm moving on to another assignment at The Times, and bidding a tear-streaked goodbye to New York Today and to all of you.
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"We must go forward as a nation with that same unity of purpose," Trump said, filmed through rain-streaked bulletproof glass as showers beat steadily on his audience.
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She is 36 years old and a former collegiate volleyball player who looks positively Portlandia in black jeans and dark brown hair streaked with gray and blue dye.
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It was a touching moment that most fans will remember vividly through tear-streaked nostalgia, but according to Teen Vogue, the show's last words were actually ad-libbed.
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The girl in the red dress washed her hands and dabbed at her mascara-streaked cheeks before tossing her hand towel on the counter and leaving the bathroom.
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Her black hair is streaked with with white, which has been true since she was my age, her early thirties, but has only recently come to the surface.
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"As I type this on my tear-streaked keyboard I'm reflecting on all the faces that have graced my path," Mills also wrote, according to the Baltimore Sun.
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Her blond-streaked hair is piled high, exposing two little diamond earrings on each ear lobe; her face is fully made-up, down to carefully applied lip liner.
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Lines of white smoke streaked up the blue sky and then dropped to the ground; a low cloud draped the figure of the disabled man on his machine.
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Similarly, compact discs are similar enough to petri dishes that if they're streaked properly they can be used as a growth medium for bacteria and other biological precursors.
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But "Claws" isn't a self-reflexive show about trashy entertainment, as " GLOW " is—it's the thing itself, a neon-pink crime comedy, streaked with ultraviolence and dirty banter.
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COLGATE 55, YALE 13 Jake Melville threw for 315 yards and a career-high five touchdowns as Colgate (1-03) streaked past Yale (0-1) in New Haven.
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In the closing solo, Alice MacDonald entangles herself in a cloak of red-streaked white gauze and sinks into side- and back-bending poses from the earlier trio.
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Namajunas, on the other hand, has a three-fight streaked snapped by the loss, coming up short for the first time since a 2014 defeat to Carla Esparza.
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Thanks to their sludgy, ambitious Battleground Records debut, Unanswered Hymns (which came streaked with psychedelia and languid, effortlessly heavy riffs) Chrch's profile has grown by leaps and bounds.
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She gave a thirty minute tear-streaked interviewed where she admitted to wearing the button but insisted that three-fourths of the school were also wearing the button.
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Williams' pronounced and uneven brush strokes let the black underneath seep to the surface, while the light gray strip running down the right side is streaked with white.
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His silver body was decorated with a single black dot and a stripe of iridescent blue; his lengthy tail, shaped like a knight's blade, was streaked with yellow.
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His "Masquages Vides" of the late 1970s were cunning "paintings" that, in fact, collaged the color-streaked masking tape used to make earlier works into spare new compositions.
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Dense forest had suddenly given way to a lake flanked by mountains — a Chia pet landscape of undulating greenery beneath a vivid blue sky streaked with cirrus clouds.
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As Helena — who loves Demetrius (Alex Hernandez), who has eyes only for Hermia (Shalita Grant) — Annaleigh Ashford arrives on the scene with mascara streaked down to her jaw.
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The Chiefs had just survived a strip-sack fumble in which Nick Bosa was able to slap the ball out of Mahomes's hand as he streaked past him.
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They could see, even through a broken windshield, that the future wasn't all dark and it wasn't all bright; it was as streaked as a sky at twilight.
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"You and your wonderful clothes, your perfect clothes, your perfect friends, your uptight, ruinous friends," she said, head thrown back, her mascara-streaked eyes looking directly into his.
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I would have done anything for a cup of coffee — streaked naked through Whole Foods, gone to lunch with all of my ex-boyfriends' mothers, you get the idea.
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Kapanen opened the scoring when he streaked along the near boards before flipping the puck top shelf past Brian Elliott (23 saves) at 5:55 in the first period.
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Bastian streaked across the crease as Carrick, who was acquired from the Dallas Stars in exchange for defenseman Ben Lovejoy on Saturday, fired a shot from the blue line.
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She returns home to see her brother, a badly injured veteran of the Iraq war, and finds herself in a muted sitcom universe streaked with pain and unspoken conflict.
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Tanks sat in front of the Lincoln Memorial, F-35 fighter planes streaked the sky, and military officials stood in attendance as he gave his "Salute to America" speech.
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"The winos used to sit out there on orange crates and drink Thunderbird all day," he said, pointing at the graffiti streaked storefront of what is now a pupuseria.
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But the young left-handed guard's approach to scoring at the rim is absolutely startling, streaked with a genius that can take your breath away when seen in isolation.
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CreditCreditDaniel Rodrigues for The New York Times The whirring bikes streaked over the rough ribbon of asphalt through the Sahara in Mauritania, and the intensity of the landscape shifted.
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Smoke billowed into the air as hundreds of protesters waited on the other side of the makeshift barrier, many pointing laser beams that streaked the night sky above them.
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Grime-streaked floodwater nearly slapped the 10-foot ceilings of the lower of the building's two chambers, lurching up a winding stairway and foreclosing access to the lobby below.
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For years she's rocked her natural dark-chocolate hair, either shaved down for her role on Stranger Things, or cropped into a lob or bob streaked with blonde highlights.
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Photographer Matt Dasher went up to Brasstown Bald, the highest spot in the state of Georgia, late Saturday and caught a meteor as it streaked behind the observation deck.
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But with its gleaming white interior, and the dozen or so workers tapping away at laptops, it felt more like a co-working space than a oil-streaked maintenance garage.
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In the fall of 2008, America at large was introduced to the story of Bella Swan, teenage everygirl, and her fraught, star-crossed love for glitter-streaked vampire Edward Cullen.
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Snap a new pic or upload one from your Camera Roll and the app automatically detects faces in the image so it can add the Internet's favorite tear-streaked face.
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They streaked by several hundred kilometers above land, too high to see with the naked eye, before splashing into the Pacific more than 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) to the east.
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On the other, it's not like she spends her days wrapped in an apron, wiping her flour-streaked forehead with the back of her hand, because come on, it's 2017.
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They streaked by several hundred kilometers above land, too high to see with the naked eye, before splashing into the Pacific more than 2000,21960 kilometers (600 miles) to the east.
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The remaining portion of the outermost engine on the right side of the jet was streaked with a brown substance and there were no obvious signs of any external fire.
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Pages of the original manuscript appear with memorabilia including a restoration of the iconic silver-streaked wig worn by Elsa Lanchester in the 1936 movie "The Bride of Frankenstein" (above).
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It makes total sense that the band is currently on tour with rock'n'roll hellraisers Halestorm (I'd wager Lzzy Hale and Martin found themselves to be black eyeliner-streaked kindred spirits).
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The Hubble team also shared a time-lapse video clip (below) of the comet; the footage spans seven hours of observations, which is why stars are streaked across the background.
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As I talked to the dog owner — more calmly than I thought I could — while our son's face was streaked with blood, I thought of how much he loved dogs.
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At sunset, the sky was streaked pink and gray, and Todd Sidkoff, a 42-year-old from Leeds Point, arrived with his family just in time for the last tour.
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Down on street level, summer really begins on the first humid, sun-streaked day, when even the thought of sipping a hot cup of coffee is too much to bear.
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Bangkok Journal BANGKOK — The thick white walls of the little fort are smudged and streaked with mold, doing little to keep out the racket and heavy fumes of passing traffic.
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This is the band in its comfort zone, working with easy flair: The song has an almost processional tempo, with a mix of sun-streaked synths and strummed acoustic guitars.
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But then Coyne picked up a loose puck at the United States blue line and streaked down the ice, dropping the puck for Knight in the left face-off circle.
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The one on the left hews closer to the wall, and has soft-edged bars of color melting into each other with the unapologetic allure of a pink-streaked sunset.
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Her face was tear-streaked, and bore an expression of helpless dismay, as if she were struggling to take in the upside-down world in which she was the defendant.
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Then at the Prefontaine Classic in Oregon on May 26, the talk became a roar as Lyles, clad in a bright orange jersey, streaked home in an eye-catching 19.69 seconds.
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This brings to mind the disturbing image of a suited CEO hacking up phlegm-streaked £50 notes, choking on great wodges of cash in a literal representation of modern football's excess.
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In typical Kardashian fashion, Kim herself has even found a way to monopolize her mascara-streaked grimaces: she sells personalized emoji (Kimoji) on her site, making fun of her distraught expressions.
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There are a number of scenes from Luca Guadagnino's recent masterpiece Call Me By Your Name that have stuck in viewers minds long after leaving the theaters with tear-streaked cheeks.
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The film's second best scene takes place, not at all coincidentally, in another car, its windows streaked by rain: There's no Pitt this time, just a frightened Cotillard and a baby.
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Among the 112,693 photographs that are hashtagged #nationalbreastfeedingweek and #worldbreastfeedingweek, there are a few rogue bottles, some defiant pumps and the red, tear-streaked face of a mother named Angela Burzo.
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Dany once again pulls out this spectacular coat, except it is now streaked with red — zoom in and study the original one extensively and there is no obvious red in it.
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But it paid off, not just at the Golden Globes, but at the box office, where the film streaked to nearly $40 million domestic in its opening weekend of wide release.
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The tiles there are streaked with marker pen and varnish, and at the end of the room, an enormous heart painted on the wall reveals access to another series of bedrooms.
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But on Kauai, at the northwestern end of the chain, it's the mountains that command the eye, streaked with waterfalls and so furrowed that in satellite photos they look like fossils.
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The Americans streaked ahead with a 15-point run in the third with their top scorers, outside hitter Matt Anderson and main server and setter Micah Christenson, having a field day.
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The Patriots were then caught on their heels by LeGarrette Blount, who shot up the middle and then streaked down the right side of the field for a 36-yard gain.
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Teammate Jordan Eberle won a battle for the puck near center ice and the puck bounced to Barzal, who streaked up the right side with Lee following along across the ice.
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Maybe some people thought about approaching him — as I did — and took another look at those fallen pants, the streaked pale legs — as I did — and decided to keep their distance.
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The pages have been decorated with 70 or so rumpled self-portraits (the singer's amour propre came streaked in self-loathing), with a dozen amateurish doodles of young women thrown in.
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A Vision of Panorama, in its nine-track entirety, paints a vivid picture of wind-caressed palm trees, soft crashing waves, and sunsets streaked in warm jewel tones through its Balearic sounds.
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Gypsy pegs had a streaked, rough-hewn look, as if brushed with ash from the open fire, and a little ring of reclaimed tin near the top to hold the wood together.
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On August 29th it launched an intermediate-range missile, thought capable of carrying a nuclear warhead, that streaked over northern Japan before crashing into the Pacific, causing jitters under its flight path.
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Major James Burdock, the name used by the site's editor-in-chief, appears frequently, often wearing sunglasses and a baseball hat, his face sometimes streaked with black and green camouflage face paint.
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He opened the third quarter scoring with an incredible 37-yard catch-and-run where he streaked down the sideline with the ball and jumped over a defender into the end zone.
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As an evening breeze picked up, I pitched my tent beneath a cliff streaked with desert varnish — a patina of marbled black-and-orange thanks to eons of exposure to the elements.
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CAIRO — Grief and rage flowed through Egypt's Christian community on Monday as tear-streaked mourners buried the victims of the coordinated Palm Sunday church bombings that killed 45 people in two cities.
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My uniform's pink-brown-and-white striped shirt was crisp, cheerful, but by the end of each shift it was gummy and streaked with chocolate and pistachio and sorbet and mint chip.
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In the Bugs Bunny snack category, Norway's electric vehicle owners dodge municipal parking charges, purchase and import taxes, and tunnel and ferry fees—a serious money-saver in a nation streaked with fjords.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: ESA/NASA/SOHO/Joy NgReminding us of our own fragile mortality, a large, bright comet just streaked across the sky and straight into our nearest neighboring star.
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The somber, muted film still bears Linklater's ramshackle stamp and humanistic approach, but the grief and regret streaked throughout its framework is impossible to ignore and even harder not to be affected by.
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We've all seen photos of tear-streaked eyeliner and handfuls of pills used to signal crisis situations, but these images totally miss the everyday internal battles that lead us to those dark places.
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The fly-by comes hot on the heels of another comet, 0003P/LINEAR, which streaked past the planet at a distance of 2000 million miles (287 million km) Monday -- the fifth-closest encounter.
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One highlight is the courtyard for staff and visiting scholars, tucked inside the building and punctuated with a grove of streaked marble and young Japanese magnolias that filter dappled light into the corridors.
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GHENT, Belgium — Benjamin Bundervoet was wearing his normal workday outfit — a blue-and-white feathered headdress, a fringed tunic and chaps, bright paint streaked across his cheeks — as he stepped onto the grass.
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But the most distressing element of Hassib's novel is not the forbidden relationships, the knotty family dynamics or even the revenge-streaked story of the young suicide bomber who took Gameela with him.
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But the most distressing element of Hassib's novel is not the forbidden relationships, the knotty family dynamics or even the revenge-streaked story of the young suicide bomber who took Gameela with him.
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His office in London, as well as having a picture of Simandou's red-streaked mountain top in the lobby, has a sign saying "All bullshit stories" that is lit up when a journalist visits.
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In the seven-photo sequence entitled "He Said I Was Embarrassing at Parties," for example, Eleanor Tomlinson travels home wearing a ball gown, her face streaked with makeup and a look of grim disappointment.
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Dressed in all black everything with a grey-streaked World Cup striker haircut, Hisato Hamada looks the part of a stylish movie mob boss, but the only blade he carries is a chef's knife.
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Arvidsson gave the Predators some breathing room with seven minutes left in the period when he streaked in on a breakaway and beat Murray on his glove side with a laser-like wrist shot.
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HERO's a good example of a particularly new strain of Toronto R&B that isn't really R&B at all, but neon-streaked disco (Majid Jordan are the most prominent crafters of this vibe).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a 2011 commercial for his fragrance "Someday," Justin Bieber — then just 17-years-old — flies across sun-streaked heavens, a recently spritzed blond beauty in his arms.
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On 3rd-and-4, Foles handed off to Jay Ajayi who fought through the right side of the line and then streaked up the field for a 26-yard gain and a first down.
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Screenland In his Netflix film "Rolling Thunder Revue," which chronicles Bob Dylan's face-paint-streaked 1975 tour of the same name, Martin Scorsese introduces us to a former congressman from Michigan named Jack Tanner.
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Caught on dash cams and home surveillance systems, the meteor briefly turned night to day as it streaked to the ground at almost 36,000 miles per hour, causing a blast waveequivalent to a minor earthquake.
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK At Donald Trump's polling place in Midtown Manhattan, a PEOPLE staffer was in line as two protesters pushed past Trump's Secret Service, stripped off their shirts, and streaked through the room.
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A large fireball streaked through the night sky above the northeastern United States in the early hours of Tuesday morning, allowing lucky people on the ground to catch sight of the extremely bright cosmic object.
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The study's maps are streaked with red, orange, and yellow veins, which allow viewers to pinpoint the precise spots where busy intersections, factories, recurring traffic jams, and other local pollution sources sully the city's air.
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A big and bright fireball streaked across the skies above the southwest United States in the wee hours of Thursday morning, providing a surprising view for people on the ground lucky enough to see it.
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They are streaked by a tangible sadness, what with card-giving being so essentially impersonal and post-game shakes occurring after one group of people breaks the others' hearts in front of a national audience.
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"It's like a nightmare, like it's not real," Padgett said as Jay drove her truck, still streaked with blood, to a local car wash that was offering free detailing to people who had helped victims.
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It wasn't the truck plowing into his support crew's van that rattled him, or the fever that left his teeth chattering into the night or even the severe desert sunburn that streaked his flesh pink.
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Ms. Atwell is the daughter of parents who met at a Dale Carnegie seminar, and in person, she seemed very much "in process," her big-laugh, expletive-streaked brazenness punctuated by moments of wandering introspection.
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Like the rest of the crowd, we've had our arms streaked in Day-Glo swirls at the Secret refresh tent, and the combined effect is that of an alien species of young, technicolored party people.
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You're the Worst, a romantic comedy beloved by TV fans who like their love stories streaked with sardonic despair, differs from my proposed TV series above in one major particular: Its third season had problems.
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In "Flood" (2015), overlapping, blue-green streaked pools descend from the canvas's upper edge, like an aerial view of rice paddies; other elements, however, are presented at eye level, defying conventions of gravity and space.
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We caught a stunning panorama of pink- and blue-streaked sky near the south end of Cottesloe beach in North Fremantle, a suburb, then checked out a nearby bar and restaurant called Coast Port Beach.
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In a play that seemed like something out of a video game, Smith-Schuster streaked all over the field, shedding numerous defenders along the way, and was finally brought down after a 69-yard gain.
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She began selling these in 2017 after an incident that threatened to derail her career: a photo of her holding a Donald Trump mask streaked with ketchup, which looked like the president's decapitated head, went viral.
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Caught on dash cams and home surveillance systems, the meteor briefly turned night to day as it streaked to the ground at almost 21911,203 miles per hour, causing a blast wave equivalent to a minor earthquake.
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During a similar flood in 2489, "we managed to recover something and clean the house," the 21970-year-old said, pointing out a watermark 22010 meters (21990 feet) high inside her empty house streaked with mud.
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When it comes to town, the UniverSoul Circus, a one-ring show that plays in cities on both coasts, often pitches its orange tents streaked with yellow lightning-bolt designs in an empty lot in Newark.
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But the Oilers took the lead at 26:2500 when McDavid stole the puck at the'boards, streaked down the right wing and then laid a pretty pass for Kassian to tap into a wide-open net.
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Each form or group of forms is comprised of an even more implausible color: a sickly, pale pink mountain range; a minty cluster of turquoise and teal trees; seafoam streaked with shades of saffron and peach.
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Originally built in 1065 by the fifth king of Ladakh and reconstructed in the 18th century following a fire, the gompa (monastery) sits atop a hill, with snow-streaked mountains framing it picturesquely in the background.
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Some of it, like blood oranges, Italian frisée and radicchio di Castelfranco (a red-streaked, bitter yellow leafy vegetable) is shipped in from Italy while the rest is from around the United States and nearby farms.
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She was a big-bottomed woman, her hair streaked blond and red, and Dom had no trouble imagining her waddling through grocery stores, flipping through her binder in search of discounted moisturizers, cereals, and hair dyes.
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The best of his fiction — the story collections "Facing the Music" (1988) and "Big Bad Love" (1990), the novel "Joe" (1991) — is spare, powerful and doom-haunted, yet streaked with multiple and overlapping forms of grace.
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As a result, the performance of a simple low-cost mix of stocks and bonds, much like the portfolio Houghton assembled, has streaked past the more complex portfolios laden with hedge funds and other alternative investments.
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Occasionally, a survey will show one age band where it's the other way around, but from the earliest mass uptake of smoking in the first decades of last century, men streaked out way ahead of women.
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It's easier to spot in Balfe's darker hair, which is streaked with gray and considerably longer than it was when we last saw her older self in Season 2: We will never look this good at 50.
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Ali Basra, a 22-year-old soldier in a blood-streaked uniform, recounted how that morning his unit had been held at bay by snipers, who wounded 10 of his comrades from the 72nd Brigade, 15th Division.
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Ali Basra, a 22-year-old soldier in a blood-streaked uniform, recounted how that morning his unit had been held at bay by snipers, who wounded 10 of his comrades from the 20163nd Brigade, 15th Division.
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ROYALS 4, TWINS 3 Pinch-runner Terrance Gore streaked home on a wild pitch with two outs in the 10th inning, scoring with a headfirst slide to lift Kansas City to a win at home over Minnesota.
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The walls closed in—steep, streaked limestone cliffs with a terra-cotta tinge, pocked high and low with dark openings big and small, made by waterfalls during an era, post-Ice Age, when these precincts were lush.
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The first season follows a CW-like ensemble cast of 20-somethings, who remain attractive even (and especially) when clad in torn clothes and dirt-streaked faces, as they compete to be part of the coveted 3%.
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The men's coal-streaked faces were somber as they clutched their dust-smeared white overalls and sang the "Steigerlied," the traditional miner's song with origins in the 16th century, to a small, somewhat confused crowd of onlookers.
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The space rock that streaked across the skies of Southern Africa was much smaller than the meteor that exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia in 2013, injuring more than 1,000 people, which was estimated to be about 56 feet wide .
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From Coinage: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella She then unveiled herdaring beauty move later that night with a close up shot of the pastel-streaked pixie, and a video of her boxing with the new do.
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The culture shock could be a little severe, watching a grime-streaked blacksmith talk to the even grimier town drunk while a circle of men and women in T-shirts, tennis shoes, and cowboy hats filmed it all.
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The shrub of facial hair on his chin has been redistributed as a thin goatee and, until he sheared them off a few weeks ago, his once bushy black hair was twisted into short dreadlocks, streaked with blond.
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Streaked with blood red marks and distinguished by a gloomy palette, the work struck me as a gesture of deep penitence—although of course I was projecting, since the painting was not made in response to the controversy.
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Consumer prices streaked more than 54 percent higher in the 20073 months through March in defiance of central bank efforts to control inflation, fueling poverty and further damaging a business climate blighted by nose-bleed high borrowing rates.
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In a nearby encampment, another high-ranking holy man, his forehead streaked with turmeric, complains that the BJP and RSS are trying to hijack the faith while doing little for issues such as protecting the sacred Ganges river.
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Despite having to speak behind rain-streaked bulletproof glass, despite his words, and certainly despite his age, Americans heard an energetic man paying tribute to others, powerful enough to order military flyovers and a military band to play.
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Wearing a red dress and a white veil, she streaked up and down church aisles, climbed over pews and tangled with a net of red cords suggestive of a ship's rigging in the most otherworldly of the performances.
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The students, as they seized the nation's attention on Saturday with raised fists and tear-streaked faces, vowed that their grief about school shootings and their frustration with adults' inaction would power a new generation of political activism.
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Nicholson is among a handful of private growers whose passion is the resurrection of nearly extinct heirloom tulips, including the mahogany-and-butterscotch-streaked Absalon, first registered in 1780, and the velvety lavender-pink La Joyeuse, from 1863.
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I'd gone there the previous week, making a stunning hike up through the Tisental, with sparkling green meadows full of red cows and yellow asters which give way to the snow-streaked rock citadels of the Niederjoch Pass.
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Prowling abandoned malls slowly being reclaimed by weeds and vermin, he captures images of trash-strewn food courts, frozen escalators, and mannequins seen through dust-streaked windows, their jaunty poses mocking the runaway consumption postwar America was built on.
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There are few indicators of architecture but for a pretty arch — two strokes of the brush — peeking out from behind the painting's main event, a central, horizontal rectangle streaked vertically with some of the punchiest chroma in the show.
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That means that this Purge resembles a political action thriller in the vein of White House Down more than anything else, with brief interludes for Axe-Wielding Statue of Liberty and the blood-streaked steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
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Co-owner and head baker Herb Glaser, 65, wearing white cotton pants and an apron streaked with frosting, was busy icing birthday cakes and glazing black-and-white cookies, but stopped whenever a customer walked in to wave hello.
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Lewis extended the Kings' lead to 3-0 midway through the second period when he streaked down the left wing, stopped and spun and fired a wrist shot past Fleury's glove side for his fifth goal of the season.
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The result is a portrait that's hazy, dreamy, streaked with blobs or arches of color that can be interpreted like tea leaves or your star sign: White is open-minded and nonjudgmental; blue is depth of feeling and loyalty.
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On the front panel of the gown's skirt, more comets streaked across a night sky of indigo silk satin, and clouds hid a crescent moon as rays of white and gold light spread from it, embroidered in silver thread.
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Whereas Kids played like a button-pushing cautionary tale of very bad behavior, this new film finds a sun-streaked but unromanticized hope in its skater collective — like maybe all we ever needed was to put the girls in charge.
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McGinn stripped the puck from Florida defenseman Keith Yandle and beat Montembeault on the short side on the second shot the 22-year-old Quebec native faced, and McKegg streaked in unimpeded and netted his fifth goal at 2:05.
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Though you may have only a second or two to identify a warbler, if the bird is blue, orange or yellow, and is streaked, masked, spotted, barred or striped, you can eventually identify it using any number of field guides.
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A warm, neon-streaked document of soft-focus synth-pop and effervescent electronic sounds, the record is a love letter to Italo disco and the idea of being in Italy itself, its handmade cover art acting as the postage stamp.
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World number 03 Rogers appeared to have one foot in the next round as she streaked to a 4-2 lead but when Kerber produced a net charging half-volley winner in the eighth game, she was sparked into life.
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The three-legged lander streaked into the thin Martian atmosphere at 12,300 miles (19,163 km) per hour and plunged 77 miles to the surface within seven minutes, slowed to a gentle touchdown by atmospheric friction, a giant parachute and retro rockets.
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Akin to having a phoenix hatch from a chicken egg, a Rembrandt tulip, with its streaked petals, was an ephemeral capricious beauty; they were short lived and people were not sure what caused them to be different from standard blooms.
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In some ways, "The Big Sick" plays like an extended version of one of Mr. Nanjiani's anecdotal tales, though one streaked in tears and featuring a cast that includes the perfectly paired Holly Hunter and Ray Romano as Emily's parents.
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Trilobites One stormy afternoon in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, thunder rolled, a bolt of lightning streaked across the sky, and the television and air conditioner went dark in the apartment of a woman with electrodes implanted in her brain.
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Tavares and Anders Lee scored in the first period, and Jason Chimera made it 3-1 early in the second when he streaked down the middle and buried a pass from Anthony Beauvillier in the left corner of the net.
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The U.S. Treasury and Justice Departments worked in coordination with Britain's National Crime Agency, which published a series of photographs and video of the hacker's lavish, devil-may-care lifestyle that featured pictures of his camouflaged car streaked with florescent yellow.
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The U.S. Treasury and Justice Departments worked in coordination with Britain's National Crime Agency, which published a series of photographs and video of the hacker's lavish, devil-may-care lifestyle that featured pictures of his camouflaged car streaked with florescent yellow.
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Honorable throughout, and streaked with veins that plunge very deep, it is also too obvious in its dramatic intent to support a nearly three-hour running time or to offer the convincing indictment of American anomie it clearly wishes it could.
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Earlier on Thursday, before ascending, Ms. Price, the camera operator, had posted an image of the snow-capped volcano, looking beautiful but not exactly sweet under cloud-streaked blue skies, in a tweet capped off with the hashtag #exciting. Indeed.
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Diggins tagged Randall to start the fifth leg, and with her pink streaked blond ponytail peeking out of her headband, Randall broke away with skiers from Norway and Sweden in a lead pack, building a gap of more than 50 meters.
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Playing in front of a local crowd just 20 miles from campus, at Washington, D.C.'s Verizon Center, Mason streaked to a 16-point halftime lead and beat the Shockers 63-55, holding Wichita State to 3-of-24 from beyond the arc.
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Although considered relatively small by astronomical terms, 2018-CB may be larger than a meteorite that streaked through the atmosphere and exploded into pieces over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in 2013, sending a shock wave that smashed windows, damaged buildings and injured 1,200 people.
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In spite of rounds of consolidation, in which employment in the industry in Britain has fallen from more than 200,224 in the 2150s to around 22014,280 now, Scunthorpe's rust-streaked steelworks has survived, specialising in producing steel plates, wire rods and rails.
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Around the corner, a home office confounds every expectation of a sober workplace — hugging two walls is a massive L-shaped built-in desk made from three slabs of labradorite, a semiprecious stone streaked with black veins, like Carrara marble gone goth.
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In the mid-19th-century photographs of Alexander Herzen, he looks appealing: a rumpled Russian nobleman with a straggly beard streaked with gray, his watch chain and waistcoat straining against a full stomach, a look of wistful and gentle melancholy in his eyes.
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One is not sure if the subjects are treated gently or cruelly, streaked as they are with stains and smears across the mouth, as though they had just indulged in a gluttonous meal or smudged excessive amounts of lipstick on their face.
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First, the space itself: warm and accessible but subtly dramatic, the staircase from the ground-level barroom spilling out into a dining room that, with streaked wooden floors and keenly angled lighting, offers a theatrical view onto the square's dignified brick structures.
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Like its décor, Spencer's food is an Instagram fantasia: at a dinner in early August, that bowl of chilled cherry soup, its crimson surface streaked with crème fraîche and dotted with pale-green ground cherries, was greeted by a chorus of iPhone cameras.
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After Swedish goalie Viktor Fasth stopped a hard shot, Linus Omark picked up the rebound, streaked up the right side and fed it ahead to his left to a wide-open Lander, and the former Edmonton Oiler snapped it past goaltender Mikko Koskinen.
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They also use subtle color, central placement, and rough hand gestures that moved around thick, earthy impasto, sometimes streaked with a red line down the middle that might suggest a ragged profile, as in "Tête d'Otage n° 20" (Hostage Head #20, 1944).
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For several months this year, the star streaked through its closest approach to the galactic center, producing new insights into the behavior of gravity in extreme environments, and offering clues to the nature of the invisible beast in the Milky Way's basement.
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As three F-18 jets from the Navy's Blue Angels show squadron streaked overhead, a fourth plane broke formation and arced skyward, marking the conclusion of an extraordinary five-day show of mourning for one of the United States' most admired politicians.
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Nigeria had an excellent chance to cut its deficit in the 50th minute when a second-half substitute, Rasheedat Ajibade, streaked up a flank and passed to an open Desire Oparanozie, but the ball was just ahead of the forward and rolled by.
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Rookie Baker Mayfield threw a season-high three touchdown passes and rookie Nick Chubb streaked 92 yards for a touchdown and the Cleveland Browns ended a four-game losing streak with a stunning 28-16 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
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There was Hari as well, streaked with multicolored warrior-like markings and gazing directly into the camera; and Mars, flaunting a thatch of straw-colored hair and the twin chest scars that marked the early phase of a female-to-male transition.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 23600 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 2202 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 19813 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 33 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1920 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1925 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Some are legendary, like 1783's Great Meteor, which streaked past England and over continental Europe, or the incorrectly named Great Comet of 1860, which was painted by the Hudson River School artist Frederic Church and inspired a poem by Walt Whitman.
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Some are legendary, like 1783's Great Meteor, which streaked past England and over continental Europe, or the incorrectly named Great Comet of 1860, which was painted by the Hudson River School artist Frederic Church and inspired a poem by Walt Whitman.
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Gary's craving for "multiplicity" and his refusal to accept its impossibility — to be stuck with our ho-hum human condition, that is — make him a literary figure worth revisiting, one of those striving, endlessly self-inventing individuals who streaked across the 20th century.
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They're the ones who really change in the film, as they begin to grasp how close they came to truly destroying their son, which leads to the requisite touching scenes of tear-streaked recrimination and regret, practically a requirement in a coming-out movie.
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Photographs of Aylan, the little Syrian boy found drowned on a Turkish beach, and the blood-streaked face of another child, five-year-old Omran, who had emerged from the rubble of his bombed home in Aleppo, caught the world's attention for a few days.
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You can see it in his eyes, in that flowing, gray-streaked beard and in the low, thoughtful rumble of his voice—a voice that bears both a warm, syrupy New Orleans drawl and a weathered hoarseness earned after years and years of strain.
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He's spent the day, a blistering eastern Oregon late July Saturday, salvaging timber from a swath of land recently scorched by a wildfire, and his white T-shirt is streaked with dirt and ash as he leans back against his stripped-down, rusted-out Jeep.
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Cinematography is one of the few categories that has been around from the very first ceremony in 1928, and Morrison's gorgeous images, full of richly hued skies and all manner of mud-streaked colors, are a wonderful new addition to the list of nominees.
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Valdes-Scantling streaked 75 yards on a jet sweep on the Bulls' next play for a 31-215 lead, but ECU consumed the final 2247:211 of the half and scored on Sirk's 2390-yard jump pass to tight end Stephen Baggett as time expired.
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Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits Mueller Day falls flat Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' MORE (D-Ill.) streaked down the ice and helped pull off a quick assist that lead to a goal.
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The play still seemed likely to end in failure, but Drake, a running back, broke a tackle, cut left, got a tremendous block to give him some room, and then cut back to his right and streaked down the sideline and into the end zone.
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From Oscar Tuazon's tipped-over tripod of pebble-streaked concrete pipes to Reinhard Mucha's intricate, wall-mounted, picture-frame-like model of psychological avoidance, most of the Bushwick half of this adroit group show, curated by Julia Speed, isn't so much sculpted as built.
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Maybe you've read that Time article that declared cellphones are "10 times dirtier than a toilet seat," or maybe you're reading this on a phone that's streaked with visible fingerprints and tiny dots of dried spittle from that sneezing fit you had an hour ago.
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Valdes-Scantling streaked 75 yards on a jet sweep on the Bulls' next play for a 31-17 lead, but ECU consumed the final 5:01 of the half and scored on Sirk's 3-yard jump pass to tight end Stephen Baggett as time expired.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov 2360 (Reuters) - NASA's first spacecraft built to explore the deep interior of another world streaked toward a landing scheduled for Monday on a vast, barren plain on Mars, carrying instruments to detect planetary heat and seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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Chris Kreider streaked down the left wing and flung a pass through the slot to Zibanejad, who ripped a one-timer past Carey Price to send the New York Rangers to a 3-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night at the Bell Centre.
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The former series consists of photographs from the 1963 Birmingham movement printed on canvases that Walker covered with melted white, milk, and dark chocolate; the latter series appropriates covers of KING magazine that feature provocative pictures of black women — enlarged and streaked with pastel-colored toothpaste.
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Instead, images snapped with your smartphone camera tend to have a glare from the overhead light streaked across the image; they often are not properly aligned; and, if not cropped, may even show the table or surface they're resting on as part of the digital copy.
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His Italian asylum request was rejected, like more than 220,21 others last year, and he scrapes a living hawking towels on the beach in summer and umbrellas or sunglasses in winter on the streets of nearby Massa, backed by mountains streaked with white from ancient marble quarries.
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A leaked video of his confession to the police that circulated on social media showed him with blood streaked across his face as he explained that he had bought a pistol in Thailand with the intention of killing Mr. Kem Ley because he was owed $3,000.
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The Royal Air Force's Red Arrows streaked red, white, and blue down the Hudson River along the island of Manhattan on Thursday as they flew a demonstration flight alongside the US Air Force Thunderbirds, the F-22 Raptor demonstration team, and four US Air Force F-35s.
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The record's reception in the States was a little more slow-burn: it didn't trouble the Top 40, but then the single-tear-streaked video for "Maps" entered heavy MTV rotation, boosting Fever to Tell to Grammy-level acclaim (their following two records also received Grammy nods).
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" Johnson's protagonist looked at the giant screen of a drive-in theater in the cornfields and saw a sacred vision: "The sky was torn away and the angels were descending out of a brilliant blue summer, their huge faces streaked with light and full of pity.
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And those problems really are treated more or less interchangeably: as secrets each character hides until their showcase episode arrives, only to reveal the truth in a tear-streaked monologue that leaves Clay staring, mouth agape, at how little he understands the pain of his friends.
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MANCHESTER, England — In a dank, disused railway station, TV news clips were playing on a huge screen: a pig farm in Arizona; young men in Islamic dress on a street in Iran, their white robes streaked with blood; a car rally on a dirt track somewhere.
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The proposed inquiry, known as a royal commission, would look at that response, including the deployment of emergency services to deal with blazes that crossed state borders, streaked across mountain ranges and forced the evacuations of thousands of people along the country's eastern and southeastern shorelines.
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As Mr. Cervietti wandered through his warehouse, a couple of the artists that the business collaborates with today mingled with his artisans (all streaked with marble powder and some wearing the trade's traditional hat of folded newsprint: "Keeps the dust out of our hair," one said).
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On a second-and-one, Brady pumped faked to his left to draw in Chiefs cornerback Steven Nelson as Patriots wide receiver Phillip Dorsett streaked down the sideline to haul in a 29-yard touchdown pass that gave the Patriots their 14-0 lead at intermission.
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Maybe you've read that Time article that declared cell phones are 10 times dirtier than a toilet seat, or maybe you're reading this on a phone that's streaked with visible fingerprints and tiny dots of dried spittle from that sneezing fit you had an hour ago.
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After English botched their first kickoff with an offsides, their second attempt ended in the dastardly hands of a Classical's Marcus Rivera, who streaked up the sideline after slapping down a player for a miraculous 75-yard touchdown with zero seconds on the clock to break English's hearts.
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In the Kolyma region of Russia's far northeast I visited the most desolate place I have ever seen, Butugychag, a barren, rocky valley streaked with snow even in June, where thousands of prisoners had been worked to death mining tin and uranium, their bodies thrown down unused mine shafts.
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When the Bay Area artist is not producing as one half of bass experimentalists The M Machine, he's crafting melodic house and techno solo with the goal of creating "a musical equivalent to the hazy sunsets in [his] hometown," a colour-streaked image found often on his Instagram.
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At the time of the stakeout, the hotel had been shuttered for over a year and a half, its once stark-white main tower now pockmarked and streaked with grime, and during that period gained the attention of nearby residents and law enforcement as a hive of criminal activity.
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Thanks to that movie, tens of millions of people around the world have imagined themselves as beautiful, grease-streaked male and female driver-daredevils trying to out-race an improbably speedy nuclear submarine that is also attacking them by occasionally smashing up though the ice they're driving on.
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A few blocks from blood-spattered street barricades in Tipitapa, 13 miles (22 km) northeast of Managua, the silence was rent by cries of sorrow as relatives and friends gathered around the body of Agustin Mendoza, 22, his coffin streaked in the blue and white of the national flag.
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Through the salt-streaked windshield of the power boat, the anthropologist, Joseph Genz, took mental field notes — the spotlighted whitecaps, the position of Polaris, his grip on the cabin handrail — while he waited for Kelen to radio in his location or, rather, what he thought his location was.
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On our little rise above Balanced Rock, Mr. Smith and I had front-row seats to an ancient bedrock cataclysm: pinwheeling stone staircases, lager-tinted turrets and weird, fanged crags poised over petrified sand dunes, and farther off, the La Sal Mountains — loping green knuckles streaked with old snow.
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The room, an interior landmark stretching the length of two city blocks, is a place to consult some of the 18 million volumes in the research collection, use the computers, do homework, or simply stare up at the magnificent 52-foot coffered ceilings with murals of pink-streaked clouds.
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But looking back at the public figures who left us in 2016 — a year streaked with chaos — reveals the loss of an entire tier of progressive icons whose lives embodied what it means to not just go boldly off the beaten path, but to love yourself for doing it.
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