It was also the context that somehow Ivanka Trump should tart-up to get her father&aposs attention.
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Jishnu Das of the Centre for Policy Research, a think-tank in Delhi, is puzzled by the decision to tart up derelict clinics.
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He resisted attempts to tart up Bell Pottinger's image, failing to grasp the premium that social media places on authenticity and the new spotlight on "fake news".
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Yet while the mainstreaming of exploitation cinema is old news, more notionally respectable movies tend to tart up their cheap goods with ponderous self-importance and deep-dish ideas.
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Because the internet is a weird beast, and because Pokémon Go is an augmented reality game that relies on smartphone cameras, some people have been quick to tart up Pokémon.
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Rather than tart up the 2 Series chassis, BMW instead went another route: They debigulated (totally a word) the larger M3 chassis and added an 23 Series body on top of it.
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"Privileged wealthy hereditary monarch bunged £76m a year, sitting in front of a golden piano in the palace she's billing taxpayers £20173m to tart up, kills satire by lecturing the nation to pull together," wrote Kevin Maguire, associate editor at the Daily Mirror, in a tweet that has since been liked 12,000 times.
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In 1992, an article she wrote for Inc. Magazine lead her to launch An Income of Her Own, the first non-profit offering financial education for girls. Over the next few years, Joline became one of the country's leading experts on girls, women and money and the success of that effort led to the founding of Independent Means in 1996. Based in Santa Barbara, CA, IMI provides financial education for children and families with a rich array of programs, products and services, including The Great Families Program for thought leader families; Camp $tart- Up, DollarDiva and Indie Girls programming; Fashion and Finance; Sports and Money; etc. Independent Means’ clients include Fortune 100 families, leading financial institutions, multi-family offices and boutique investment firms.
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GAZ-3102, mid-1990s When launching the M24 Volga, GAZ envisioned an average, for the USSR, production run of a decade. The newer designs were produced by smaller numbers due to development of other projects in the Soviet automotive industry, in particular the coming about of the VAZ plant and a much bigger Moskvitch, the project 3-5, to replace the 408 and 412 series. The latter's being more economic would have proved a natural relieve the Volga of its traditional taxi role, leaving GAZ's new vehicle as a more exclusive personal luxury car for the mid-range Soviet nomenklatura. With this in mind, the vehicle's mock-up demonstrated in 1976 was to grow in size, have the V6 powerplant as standard, and a perspective 4.2 litre V8 optional with many other features of the contemporary foreign cars of the 1970s. In 1976-7, the new GAZ-3101 appeared in prototype form, but it was little more than "a cosmetic tart-up of the mainstream Volga",Thompson, p.243. with new front door windows, door handles, and lights;Thompson, p.245.
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