In photos, he looks stubbly and slightly rumpled, defiantly embraceable.
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They all have stubbly pubes — all the normal stuff [non-models have].
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Thomasson is a middle-aged engineer, glasses and stubbly beard, a smiling but intense look.
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Denton recently turned fifty, and his stubbly beard and thinning hair have turned mostly gray.
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Smith, 43, is a little taller and a little heavier, with a stubbly brown mustache.
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Sometimes filters can make the 'v' look shaved even if it's been two days and you're stubbly.
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Short beards, stubbly beards, long beards, lumberjack beards — short of glitter beards, we've spotted just about every type.
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In a 30-minute session, the area above your lip will get around a third of its stubbly hairs cleared.
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She also joins forces with an actual detective, who is played with stubbly ambiguity and genuine heat by Ron Livingston.
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It is the de facto aesthetic for a whole genre of stubbly athleisure men, but Kersey takes it to the extremes.
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And I threw away every single pair of ripped jeans I owned after one date made a comment about my stubbly knees.
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Both are tall, stubbly white guys in their late 20s—the right age to have fond memories of the first generation Pokémon games.
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As we hustled toward the Swaziland border, a wall of brown, stubbly mountains rising before us, I guess I started to zone out.
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At the time he was 183 years old, with jet-black hair, a receding hairline, and a dark stubbly beard on his round cheeks.
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And, 19 years later ... the stubbly star was just spotted in Los Angeles at an event for the Hallmark Channel's "Countdown To Christmas" (right).
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Photos they posted on Facebook show them in military fatigues and with stubbly chins, posing with AK-47s against backdrops of apple orchards or mountains.
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Like many Israeli men, he shaves his head rather than suffer the encroaching indignity of male-pattern baldness, and his visage has a stubbly, moonfaced aspect.
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It also may have been that Frodo was smooth and small, more familiar and less threateningly adult than Viggo Mortensen's stubbly Aragorn or Orlando Bloom's intimidating Legolas.
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And he still got a movie—one directed, no less, by Clint Eastwood, the stubbly '70s spaghetti-western antihero experiencing a second life as a conservative icon.
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" A message from a girl whose birthday it was, who bought a cute dress but was shy and considering jeans because of her stubbly legs: "I wore it.
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" Another pair of legs, feet up on a sofa, stubbly thighs blooming out of denim shorts: "I had a waxing appointment but I saw your post and didn't go.
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With the Gillette Venus Extra Smooth, you get five blades for a super-close shave that won't go all stubbly on you for at least a couple of days.
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About 180 of these stubbly objects protrude from the surface of the particle (shown in red), allowing the virus to attach itself to certain human cells, including antibodies and host receptors.
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But then crossing that space and regarding them at a finer resolution, one notices that they are stubbly, variegated surfaces containing intricate and convoluted arrays of wires, buttons, keyboards, circuitry, or yarn.
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Today's creative facial hair movement has finally trickled down into gadgetry, with the rise of a range of products designed to perfect that scruffy, stubbly face you've worked so hard to get right.
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I thought I'd need aftershave, or at least little bits of toilet paper to put on the cuts, or that my skin would go all raw and stubbly, but so far, so good.
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Half the time, no one is even close enough to see my stubbly bits, and it's important to bear in mind that most people's perceptions of your appearance are different from your own, anyway.
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The omnipresent apartment super, Schneider (Todd Grinnell) — played in the original by Pat Harrington, with a mustache that defined '70s sleaze-chic — is now a stubbly trust-fund hipster whose dad owns the building.
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The influence of Philip Guston is plain in "Selfie" (2014): the stubbly, boulder-shaped head of a man in bed holding his phone so close that its camera picks up only half of his cyclopean eye.
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It's clearly been a lot of fun for all the participating kids, who range from tall and stubbly enough to probably not get ID'ed for booze to practically pre-pubescent and "scared, but excited to be here" sorts.
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Since Turner and Jonas are so good at Halloween themselves, this handy guide will also help you channel some of their best couple costumes like Jonas' stubbly Sansa Stark, which was hard not to bend the knee to.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)The photo is undeniably cute: a mom and a dad — he with a stubbly beard and rimless glasses, she with choppy brown hair and a wide grin — goofing around and eating ice cream with their two toddler daughters.
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Filmed in New Zealand and China and based on Steve Alten's more than 20-year-old novel, the story digs up Jonas (Jason Statham, dependably stubbly), a former deep-sea rescue diver sucking on psychological wounds after a previous encounter with the titular beast.
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If the infant brain can respond to this touch, babies can also learn how to tell the difference between different textures, for example the difference between their mother's skin and a hard object, or even their father's stubbly cheek and their sister's soft one.
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In a scene such as "Mountain Valley with Broken Pine Trees," (1622-25) for instance, the horror vacui that gave us every brick of the ruined Brederode Castle translates into a carpet of stubbly marks, creating the image of a valley with a road winding into it.
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Here's a 21-year-old version of the super smooth actor at a movie premiere in 1987 (left) and 28 years later ... a more stubbly snapshot of the Grey's God -- who turned 50 earlier this week -- at a charity screening in Los Angeles late last month (right). 911!
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: The only startling moment in the thoroughly irredeemable Venom that makes you sit up and take notice comes at the 71-minute mark, when the sight of a disheveled, stubbly, sweaty and bloated Tom Hardy jolts you with the realization that here is the perfect actor to one day play Harvey Weinstein.
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After months of resorting to DIY shaving with a Tinkle razor (almost identical to those used in dermaplaning and probably something you've spotted on Instagram), I noticed stubbly shadows and spots begin to form under my skin and, when three layers of concealer wouldn't cover them up, I knew it was the wrong treatment for me – something which Dr. Anjali sheds more light on.
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He had not shaved for three days, and a growth of stubbly beard intensified the haggardness that came of insufficient sleep.
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I wouldn't camp again though, the field was very flinty, stubbly and furrowy not to mention floodlit by noisy generator powered lights.
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While his drawing is not always of the utmost precision, the postures of his figures and the expressiveness of their faces are remarkable. He is also one of the first, and very few, painters who managed to paint a child to look truly like a child, and not like a small adult. Many of his figures also clearly display the effects of age. Stubbly beards or stubbly hair (on old men), as well as signs of balding, are also typical.
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They winter in parts of Africa, West Asia, and parts of South Asia as far south as Sri Lanka. Its natural habitat is temperate grassland mainly below 7000 ft. In winter it is found in weedy or stubbly fields. It nests on the ground under some overhanging vegetation.
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But the most influential aspect of the triptych was the extremely natural and lifelike quality of the three shepherds with stubbly beards, workworn hands and expressions ranging from adoration to wonder to incomprehension. Domenico Ghirlandaio promptly painted his own version, with a beautiful Italian Madonna in place of the long-faced Flemish one, and himself, gesturing theatrically, as one of the shepherds.
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But the most influential aspect of the triptych was the extremely natural and lifelike quality of the three shepherds with stubbly beards, workworn hands and expressions ranging from adoration to wonder to incomprehension. Domenico Ghirlandaio promptly painted his own version, with a beautiful Italian Madonna in place of the long-faced Flemish one, and himself, gesturing theatrically, as one of the shepherds.
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These birds are usually seen in small flocks. They are usually found where the grass is not taller than them, since the tall grass blocks their view. They feed on insects mainly termites, beetles, crickets and grasshoppers picked up from the ground in stubbly or uncultivated fields. They run in spurts on the ground but take to flight with a hoarse creaky gwaat call.
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The short-tailed bandicoot rat is generally brown on the upper parts and lighter on the underside, sometimes with a white patch on the throat. It has long, dense and soft hair in the winter, but the hair is short, sparse and stubbly in the summer. The broad feet and the tail are scantily haired. The forefeet have four functional digits and the hind feet have five, each with a strong, nearly straight claw.
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The band portrays a working-class family in the video, including one with a stubbly face, dressed in an apron and bonnet, playing the mother. The band members perform with their instruments in the living room, as they prepare for work and school. In some scenes, the family plays squash and relaxes in a hot tub. The video also includes exterior shots of other houses including the "Playboy Mansion," Stocks House in Aldbury, Hertfordshire, and Buckingham Palace.
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Huge Head (voiced by Robin Atkin Downes) is a lollipop man like Pops, except he is younger, has stubbly hair, and has a much bigger head. He is a villain who first appears in "Really Real Wrestling". On his way to the City Arena Center, Huge Head is run over by Pops's flying car, and then Pops unintentionally steals his place for a pro-wrestling bout. For doing so, Huge Head plans to steal Pops's identity as revenge.
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A juvenile The red-naped ibis is omnivorous, feeding on carrion, insects, frogs, and other small vertebrates as well as grain. They forage mainly in dry open land and stubbly fields, sometimes joining egrets and other birds on land being tilled to feed on disturbed insects and exposed beetle grub. They walk and like other tactile-feeding ibises, probe in the soft ground. The rarely wade in water but have been observed seeking out frogs hiding in crab holes.
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Retrieved 27 November 2008. Reviewing Sidetracked after it aired, Tom Sutcliffe for The Independent called it, "often a visually dazzling experience, the camerawork as attentive to the contours of Branagh's stubbly, despairing face as it was to the Swedish locations in which the action took place or the bruised pastels of a Munch sunset". He praised Branagh's acting but felt the Wallander character was "shallower than the performance, the disaffection and Weltschmerz just another detective gimmick".Sutcliffe, Tom (1 December 2008).
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The flatter landscape is made up of scrubby open ground with chalk paths, surrounded by thickets (home to many songbirds including blue tits and common chaffinches). The steeper ground leading up to the ridge is low-density woodland. The top is very open, with patches of pine woodland and gorse bushes, and there is a triangulation point here. The flat surrounding fields are grazed by sheep, and the surrounding hillsides are so stubbly and coarse that Exmoor ponies are brought in to graze them.
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All flies containing the TM3, Sb balancer will have shortened (or stubbly) hairs on the back of the fly, which are easily seen when viewed through a microscope. The 3 is to distinguish this from other third chromosome balancers, such as "TM1" and "TM2". A line is said to be "double-balanced" if it is heterozygous for two different balancer chromosomes (for example, TM6,Tb/TM3,Ser) on a balancer chromosome and a homozygous lethal, heterozygous visible mutant on the other, wild-type chromosome (for example, D/TM3,Ser). Most balancer chromosomes also carry a recessive allele such as the "ebony" mutation that is only manifest in these stocks with two balancer chromosomes.
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In stark contrast with this gallery of conventionalized characters are three extremely lifelike heads, which we can undoubtedly identify as the three portraits identified by Vasari: the soldier who shoulders his musket at the left side of the composition; the man helping Christ to bear the cross in the middle; and the stubbly gray-haired man, wearing a broad-brimmed rustic hat, entering the scene from the far right. All three have extremely particularized features, leaving little room for doubt that they were drawn from life. Vasari singles out the likeness of Nunziata for particular praise, calling it ‘una testa vivissima’. But, even positing that Vasari was correct in identifying the three individuals as Poggini, Scheggia, and Nunziata, there is no sure way to match the three painters with their individual likenesses.
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Bearing a stubbly, unshaven lantern jaw that would not disgrace Desperate Dan, and a nose that appears to have sustained an impact with a solid object at some time in its history, Ogri's rough and unhandsome face belies its essentially good-natured owner. Ogri originally had a blond mane of hair that showed under his helmet, however this changed early in his history to the better-known black scruff he now sports. Well able to deal out violence when it is warranted, Ogri normally asks little of the world except that it should leave him alone and he does not trouble it when it does not trouble him. He enjoys his beer but is seldom if ever seen worse the wear for drink, and certainly never to the extent of being unfit to ride.
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However, it lacks the fizz for the spectator to go deewana!" Shubhra Gupta from The Indian Express also gave the film 2 stars out of 5, saying, "Simbu's stubbly guy-next-door, helplessly in love with the feckless Trisha was the highlight, apart from its lovely songs, of VTV [Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa]: where did all the passion go in Ekk Deewana Tha?" Rajeev Masand of CNN-IBN too gave the film 2 stars out of 5 saying, "This Hindi remake is a disappointing bore of a love story that tests your threshold for pain as it hobbles along indulgently for close to 2 hours and 40 minutes." Zee News gave the film 2 stars out of 5, and concluded that, "All in all, Ekk Deewana Tha is a movie that seems to have been lost in translation.
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Nancy Walker as Rosie in a 1977 print ad for Bounty (pictured with actor Vito Scotti). From the 1960s to the 1990s, veteran character actress Nancy Walker appeared in a long-running series of popular commercials in the US, in which Walker played Rosie, a waitress in a diner, who used Bounty to clean up spills made by the diner's patrons and demonstrating its better absorption, compared to other brands. The original tag-line, "the quick picker-upper", was soon changed to "the quicker picker-upper", which became a common catchphrase (with variations) long after Walker ceased appearing in Bounty ads. In the UK, they had a campaign featuring 2 large, stubbly men wearing wigs and dresses referred to as Brenda and Audrey performing household tasks that require a paper towel and comparing them to other products.
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