Put the cloth on aluminum foil, and then place it into a 300-degree oven until the cloth is completely dry.
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Repeat, adding more conditioner to the cloth as needed, and then, using a clean section of the cloth, buff the leather dry, again working in a circular motion.
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Rinse the cloth or sponge frequently, as soil is transferred.
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Just throw the cloth in the wash when you're done.
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A younger woman was weaving the cloth with vibrant colors.
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Someone poured over the cloth, which entered my mouth and nose.
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" The Legendary Stardust Cowboy performs "My Underwear Froze to the Cloth.
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She nodded toward the cloth screen that divided our narrow room.
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What a new low for the man of the cloth. pic.twitter.
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But the maintenance of the cloth is a downer for me.
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With each thump, the cloth grew brighter, acquiring a shiny gloss.
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The Field of the Cloth of Gold , by Magnus Mills (Bloomsbury) .
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A previous version of this post misidentified the cloth as Christ's shroud.
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But the design and in fact the cloth itself are distinctly modern.
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Bowl Man sucks up all the cloth balls, and he changes color.
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I tried running the cloth under water but the stains wouldn't budge.
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If you're just starting this journey, welcome to the cloth diaper family.
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Her sandaled left foot protrudes from under the cloth of her sari.
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If the cloth or pad is wet, it will irritate the skin.
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Rub the cloth up and down the scratch and in circular motions.
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"The EU has to cut its coat according to the cloth," she said.
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I'm also a little disgusted by what's become of the cloth ("Alcantara") keyboard.
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The cloth was woven from Indian cotton grown from seeds developed in America.
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Underneath the cloth cover is a five-watt speaker and four LED lights.
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The old farmer pulled back the cloth folds, revealing a conical-shaped bomb.
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Fiscal restraint is no longer part of the cloth the Republican Party wears.
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Repeat as needed, adding more white wine to the cloth as you go.
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But before I could say anything, he rushed at me with the cloth.
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That's when he pulled the cloth off the picture of the shiny sedan.
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As she does, the breeze lifts the cloth, revealing the contents of her bundle.
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The next phase of Avatar is literally cut from the cloth of the MCU.
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The cloth sheathes were supposed to go on over shoes, not your bare feet.
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Some of the cloth buttons are a little flatter than they should have been.
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With her right, she tugged on the cloth, letting it fall to her shoulders.
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Otherwise, any dirt it misses gets on the cloth and spreads throughout the house.
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He charged the pair, grabbed the cloth with his right hand, and kept running.
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"After use, I wash the cloth and dry it in the sun," she said.
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But we actually try to do the diapers that aren't really diapers, the cloth diapers.
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"We'll just have Dresnok pick up the cloth alone," he declares finally — and sacks me.
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When Stanley started nursing, her dad immediately threw one of the cloth napkins over Maya.
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Women once used the cloth - Nigeria's "color of love", Okundaye says - to flaunt matrimonial harmony.
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I have a spray that I spray on the cloth seats so it smells good.
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He tells minutely how women and men are dressed, the color, the cloth, the fit.
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She popped her head under the cloth and said, 'Do you think I'm completely mad?
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When the building started to emit smoke, the cloth absorbed an imprint of the building.
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The effect is such that the cloth seems to have been molded into a fitted shape.
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He stacked them vertically so that each one was propped up by stones beneath the cloth.
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Why did we decide to wear the cloth of the nation and go to foreign lands?
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Being told by a preeminent pediatric expert to stick to the cloth plan did me in.
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Restroom faucets and the cloth covers over Buddhist texts tested positive for coronavirus, the agency said.
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The wire in the hardware store filters cut her fingers open as she separated the cloth.
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Cloth diapers need special soap to help the cloth retain their absorbency and skin-protective qualities.
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When you're done, use the dry part of the cloth to buff it to a shine.
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The cloth was further processed and embellished in Florence before re-embarcation for sale across Europe.
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The roots extend below the cloth, where they are available to the water-and-nutrients spray.
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Much to my surprise, all the little pieces of the tissue had collected on the cloth.
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After thirty seconds, measured on a stopwatch, Pendleton hoisted the cloth and examined it for ticks.
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Repeat the step above three times, and then let the cloth air-dry for 48 hours.
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You adjust the cloth cord to a length that fits your ear and then pop them in.
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All the butter and flavorings in the cloth will seep down into the bird and baste it.
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Hers is the soul of a quilter — healing through stories that perhaps only the cloth can tell.
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The men of the cloth are no longer revered; their word is no longer seen as gospel.
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Similarly, his blue trunks, flowing into the cloth beneath, connect him to the girl's sky-colored leotard.
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So he refocused the lens to complete the back portion of the cloth, changing the vanishing point.
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The instructions say to swipe it all over your face until the cloth is pretty much dry.
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But the author does a neat job of weaving every thread he can pull into the cloth.
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They are a great representation of the men and women who wear the cloth of our nation.
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Slow sucking noises replaced the roar as the cloth stuck to every square inch of my body.
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We let all of the ejaculate go into the cloth .... and that got buried in the earth.
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But do not expect any trash talk this week with his fellow basketball-fan-of-the-cloth.
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The conflicting dynamics among the three men of the cloth provide most of the movie's punch lines.
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And, of course, the man of the cloth nylon has his own reality show ... "Rich in Faith."
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There were even pinstripes which, upon closer inspection, bore the Balenciaga website URL woven through the cloth.
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She was substituting paper for cloth and then judging the paper to be indistinguishable from the cloth.
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The cloth is dipped in resin, wrapped around the joints, dried and sanded down into a shiny finish.
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People would just line up at the car and whisper their confessions through a hole in the cloth.
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After pulverizing a band of bad dudes, she removes the cloth to reveal the infamous Australian treasure hunter.
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The cloth was acquired by the Dutch West India Company, which was deeply involved in the slave trade.
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The water inside the fibers of the cloth is pushed out as you squeeze the fibers closer together.
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Core values matter; they unify everyone who has worn or continues to wear the cloth of our nation.
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She wore it to my 21st-birthday dinner in Providence, her matching lipstick staining the cloth dinner napkin.
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The biggest difference from the design perspective, is the cloth speaker that surrounds the perimeter of the device.
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The cloth covering makes this one of the nicer power banks on the market, for whatever that's worth.
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At times, the cloth is artfully displayed in the tranquil yard behind the shop, billowing in the breeze.
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In the back, three employees chatted about their troubles — money, men, children — as their fingers disciplined the cloth.
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I rinse the cloth, and I wipe his penis and in between his thighs and down his legs.
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The easy-to-navigate space reveals rare artifacts and three-dimensional imaging of what lies beneath the cloth.
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Take the cloth out of the oven and rinse it in cold water for 20 to 30 seconds.
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Some viewers best remember Sally Field as a buoyant, beachcombing teenager and an airborne sister of the cloth.
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Or will it be an inflated silhouette, where the air between the cloth and the wearer creates the silhouette?
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Then, in response to one child's gesture, she lifted the cloth over her face and stuck out her tongue.
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Dip a cloth into the Boneset Tincture, and then wrap the cloth around the injured area of the body.
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The team also found the cloth coverings and the leather strap that bound the scrolls the jars once held.
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Finish by dipping the cloth in plain warm water and wipe down the entire boot evenly to prevent watermarks.
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Farha's fabric coating also uses a polymer called polyethylenimine, which glues the metal-organic framework to the cloth evenly.
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Sensors and high definition video cameras inside Cygnus will record the characteristics of the flame propagation along the cloth.
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Clark was bewildered — how did she not know the cloth that had mediated the end of the Civil War?
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Standing at the gravesite, I could still see tossed on the ground the cloth ties that bound their hands.
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For the "spit-shined" look, you can dip the cloth in water, which helps the polish stuff the leather.
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The cloth is then placed inside a machine that scans for traces (in parts per billion) of prohibited substances.
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Known as the kiswa, the cloth is woven from silk and cotton and adorned with verses from the Koran.
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He pointed out that the red appeared brighter, and then he slightly curled up one end of the cloth.
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Ten others are working in the cloth trade from market stalls or rented shops in other parts of Aleppo.
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Again, we want to be careful with liquids, so make sure you wring the cloth as dry as possible.
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There are parts of the piece where I'm carrying the cloth and it's like, it could be his body.
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Traditionally the cloth bound hand was dipped in resin and covered in shards of glass - this has been banned.
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Their exposed points suggest pain, as well as the patience of the hand that pressed them through the cloth.
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Chance of death: 33.33% For a humble man of the cloth, the High Sparrow sure is getting cocky isn't he?
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Chance of death: 63.64% For a humble man of the cloth, the High Sparrow sure is getting cocky isn't he?
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I saw no contradiction when standing in the mirror each morning pulling the cloth of the nation over my shoulders.
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Leather is inserted between the cloth layers "to get the desired texture and thickness" in the resulting straps, he said.
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I had a big bowl of whiskey with a cloth soaking it up with a fan blowing through the cloth!
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Where am I going to find a washing machine everyday to get the cloth clean and ready to use again?
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When Johel presented the long nightgown he had bought for Nadia, the acolytes ran the cloth between their assessing fingers.
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The cloth feels cheap, as does the faux-chrome accent, as does the plastic surrounding the base of the shoe.
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The men of the cloth are unsure of how to deal with both the idealistic Zeke and the looming mall.
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The last major refresh of the Echo occurred in October 2017 when Amazon unveiled the cloth-covered second-generation device.
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As cameras flashed, the cloth was swept away, revealing bones and fragments placed in the rough form of a skeleton.
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Though credit must also be given to Whitaker for worming his finger into these seams and tearing away at the cloth.
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Put the cloth over the wound, and push down continuously and forcefully on it with both hands until the bleeding stops.
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As for who should wave the flag for Trump in the black community now -- Stone suggests a man of the cloth.
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Spray a bit of shaving cream onto a cloth, grasp the soiled area of the string with the cloth and rub.
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They have individualized faces but might almost be clones beneath the cloth—they're not so much gender-bending as gender-averaged.
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The men of the cloth are not eager to talk about whether or not they participate in this kind of exchange.
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But the thing is, no matter how hard we try to cover up our problems, the cloth is always too thin.
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As he scraped up the edge and pulled it away from the cloth, the noodle trembled, threatening to rip and crinkle.
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They tried to convince me that I was overreacting, so I asked them to prove it by breathing into the cloth.
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Dip the cloth in the mixture, make sure it's not excessively wet, and then wipe down all parts of your phone.
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"Christian with some intelligent designs" refers in this case to fashion designer Christian DIOR, not to a person of the cloth.
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Image: GizmodoOn the flip side, the cloth-covered cans on the Arctis 5 (which SteelSeries calls AirWeave) are incredibly soft and light.
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I love that Microsoft has made always bold design choices for its Surface devices, but the cloth keyboard has proven wrong-headed.
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I hope I've made you proud to work at Starbucks, and proud to wear the cloth of the company—the green apron.
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Sun Hi turns bright red: "Comrade Ri said offer him the cloth, not touch him with it!" she says, trembling with embarrassment.
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Even the act of tying the four opposite quadrants of the cloth that shaped the bundles was emblematic of keeping things intact.
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The cloth was faded, its pattern blurred, and the frayed cuff sprouted a fringe of broken threads where the interlining showed through.
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The cloth absorbs sweat from the hands nicely, according toTop Ten Review Pro, so the steering wheel won't slip in your hand.
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First, I wash his face, gently moving the cloth over his forehead and cheeks and eyelids, underneath his neck and his arms.
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The blood left a trace on the cloth when we wrote on it with the chicken bone, but it wasn't solid enough.
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Various popes have refrained from officially endorsing the garment as the cloth that Jesus of Nazareth was wrapped in and buried with.
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As Sal heralds the return of his old friend, previously concealed beneath the cloth, a warm feeling of nostalgia descends on the audience.
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On the floor lies the cloth in which the volume is usually enfolded; beside it, the pile of boxes on which it rests.
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The Guangzhou, China-based company pulled the cloth off the Ehang 184 at the Las Vegas Convention Center during the CES gadget show.
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His favorite is a picture of a young boy in a red shirt tying the cloth around the arm of an older man.
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Because the folded 3D shape made with paper is fixed, I was surprised when I saw the shape of the cloth transform smoothly.
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Mollen then tried to wrap the cloth around her head while Lazlo continued to voice his displeasure by crying, red-faced and angry.
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Use the cloth to carefully wipe down the outside of your console, including the top, bottom, front, back, and sides of the device.
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I couldn't even see a glimpse of her face, just a thin slash through the cloth where the whites of her eyes glowed.
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Once your tips are sturdy and shaped to your liking, your artist will then sweep acrylic powder or gel nail polish over the cloth.
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And it stands out in another way, too: If you flip back a corner of the cloth, one side has an unexpected metallic sheen.
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There may be lessons as to Mrs May's possible longevity and success from her fellow children of the cloth, Mr Brown and Mrs Merkel.
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Sandwiched between the cloth is a plastic strip sporting the standard ports: three USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Type C, DisplayPort, HDMI and the like.
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The manufacturers claim you're supposed to be able to throw the cloth into the washing machine, and that it'll be good through 100 washes.
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I don't cover it with a cloth because you just get this sticky dough on the cloth and you don't have to do that.
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In time the administration needs to be more definitive so that the protections of all citizens, regardless of the cloth they wear, is uniform.
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The imagery provides the answer: For the time being, underneath the bright red cross painted on the cloth that barely covers her ravaged visage.
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Two players act as the leader of a team of scouts, exploring towns marked on the cloth map, and they take turns choosing directions.
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The swirling winds were so harsh it was hard to keep the cloth panels used to mark the gates affixed to the gate poles.
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Chilean officials also confirmed some remains of the plane were found, including some of the wheels and some of the cloth interior wall coverings.
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The Bible says the love of money is the root of all evil, yet even a man of the cloth must buy his own cloth.
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Lionel Richie says he was once set on becoming a man of the cloth, but a group of spirited young women helped change his mind.
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Her red lips and makeup were next to go, as she unabashedly wiped it off mid-song before tossing the cloth with a dismissive flick.
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The curvature scan can estimate the height deviation of the cloth surface, while the discontinuity scan can effectively detect sharp surface features, such as wrinkles.
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Since there are few variations in the basic silhouettes, the focus is on the quality of the cloth, the fit, the durability, and the stitching.
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It's unclear whether the cloth aesthetic is a recommendation for the headset reference design as Xiaomi's Daydream headset is similarly soft and decidedly design-centric.
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These were refined, modern designs, yet they had a rude vitality—as if they might peel from the cloth at any moment and take flight.
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And we'll stop every about 20 meters or so, and we'll flip the cloth over, and we'll look for whatever ticks are on the backside.
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Her elegant plaid dress, trimmed in lace, and the notebook on the cloth-covered table behind her, suggest that she comes from a prosperous family.
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Another striking aspect is the high percentage of gold and silver thread; the surface of the tapestries glitters with the subtle movement of the cloth.
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Health experts say that can lead to infection, because the cloth needs to be dried in direct sunlight in order more effectively to kill germs.
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The cloth cord that connects the two earbuds can actually slide up through a loop in each bud to slip into the folds of your ear.
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The baby monkeys overwhelmingly favored the embrace of the cloth surrogate, even when the wire mother was the only surrogate that held a bottle of milk.
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The second group rubbed their hands on the cloth, picking up the DNA from the first group, then handled a plastic bag or a cotton cloth.
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The piece is not so much a study of shape, as a statement on the plasticity of the cloth as it shifts across Klauke's physical form.
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In late 20083, tech visionary and MIT Media Lab founder Nicholas Negroponte pulled the cloth cover off a small green computer with a bright yellow crank.
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"Experimental results show that using our wrinkle analysis algorithm, our robot is able to iron the cloth surface and effectively remove the wrinkles," write the team.
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However, I was a bit put off by all the makeup marks left on the cloth and the idea of using it on my face again.
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Give the stains a good vigorous rubbing with the cloth, which should be damp but not soaking, to avoid saturating the leather with too much liquid.
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But even more damaging is the intense ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the pure unfiltered sunlight on the cloth (modal) from which the Apollo flags were made.
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The Field of the Cloth of Gold contained elements of bromance, as each king gave the other a bracelet, and declarations of undying love and fealty.
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The Field of the Cloth of Gold was a monumental display of wealth and power that, in the years that followed, appeared to have accomplished nothing.
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Using test prints of the fabri-scrap photos to produce punch cards for a digital Jacquard loom, she created a new positive to the cloth negative.
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Now when anyone needs their glasses, lens, phone, laptop screen or camera LCD cleaned, I'm right there — and sometimes even give them the cloth to keep.
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You can dampen the cloth with warm water and soap to get rid of any debris or substance that requires more than just a wipe-down.
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"I gave him the water to drink and tried to use the cloth as a bandage and took that man to the hospital," Mr. Akram said.
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She's also brokered the $53 million sale of the cloth bag Neil Armstrong used to bring back the first lunar samples and a number of spacesuits.
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"The leeches are hungry," Natasha Bogdanova, an employee of the International Center for Medicinal Leeches, observed as she ladled warm blood into the cloth-lined colander.
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Most of the cloth seems fairly lightweight — muslin, maybe — but the surface sheen belies an adhesive- or medium-heavy process that would considerably stiffen the fabric.
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In the second series, titled Dresses (begun in 2008), Abu Milhem enlarged the cloth supports, released them from their frames, and began dipping them in wax.
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They hoped to answer a debate over whether the crucifixion depicted on the cloth was T-shaped, Y-shaped, or some other manner of ancient Roman execution.
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She drew the cloth together over the button and wound a thread tightly around it and twisted the corners of calico straight upward in a tapering bunch.
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In her time working at the White House, Apfel earned the nickname "First Lady of Fabric" or "Our Lady of the Cloth," she says in her book.
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He covered one side of the plastic body bags used for children (the bags are shockingly small) with the cloth associated with Africa and the African diaspora.
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Ms. Li of the Global Heritage Fund recounted one time when it became apparent that a dye bath had been ruined because the cloth wasn't turning color.
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We intuit his moods through the drape and droop of the fabric (the thread count looks pretty decent), and infer a brooding, smoldering temperament behind the cloth.
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She pairs it with a white surrender flag with the message "FDT" (Fuck Donald Trump, for those following along at home), lightly stitched into the cloth. Subtle?
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The leather in the seats and steering wheel requires slaughtering animals, and the cloth substitute doesn't quite measure up for a vehicle that can cost more than $100,000.
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Instead of the cloth-covered, Maria-Sharapova-on-the-court styles, visors have pivoted toward elevated materials and oversized shapes, which means they're influencer- approved for lounging poolside.
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The team explains in its abstract:We present a novel solution to analyze the cloth surface by fusing two surface scan techniques: a curvature scan and a discontinuity scan.
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What supposedly makes this product so unique is that all you need to completely remove your makeup — without stripping your skin dry — is warm water and the cloth.
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" When Mario tries to soak up some acid with his handkerchief, he notices how the texture of the cloth changes, as if "the cotton had turned to silk.
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For example, a fabric company may typically sell most of its product to a dress-making company, but the cloth could be better used for masks right now.
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They are treated by fellow members of the cloth who belong to an order called the Servants of the Paraclete—the paraclete, of course, being the Holy Ghost.
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The electric-car maker will pull the cloth off Model 3s on Friday at its store in Manhattan's Meatpacking district, and in its showroom on Boston's Boylston Street.
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When one of the victims calls for a priest, the doctors seem to think it's a good idea for Ben to pretend to be a man of the cloth.
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To secure the cloth, your nail artist will paint resin glue along the edge of the nail, apply the fiberglass, and then add another layer of glue on top.
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In just a few months, this innocuous man of the cloth has become a symbol of hope for thousands of Zimbabweans dissatisfied with the direction their country has taken.
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"There may be cases where people with asthma may find it easier to breath (in that position), but once the cloth is off it's the same thing," said Oba.
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The 10.7-inch tall device doesn't really do the minimalist thing all that well, nor does it have the cloth-covered fashionista flare of HP's strange little Pavilion Wave.
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Paper towels are just as effective and can also be used to turn off the faucet and open the door, although they're less environmentally friendly than the cloth variety.
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That darkness appears again on "Balaclava", which tells the story of crime, a theft, the identity of which is literally covered because of the cloth over the character's face.
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After a few minutes of looking I finally came to the realizations that the cloth represents how we like to cover up our problems, and leave them for later.
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I manage to dump a teaspoon or so of powder in my hand and immediately start mixing it up with water and smearing it on my face with the cloth.
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Their case is a bit of a ripoff of Peli Micro Cases, but it's nonetheless superior to the cloth pouch that most other companies would offer you at this price.
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At 10 feet (or 3 meters long), the Cloth MFi-Certified Lightning Cable can snake its way across your living space and still have a bit of room to spare.
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The difference between any one of us on the outside and somebody on the inside is in some ways as thin as the cloth that makes up that prison uniform.
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On the Field of the Cloth of Gold, when Henry and Francis grappled to take each other to the ground, a microcosm of that tension revealed itself in that skirmish.
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"These noodles require so much skill," Mr. Pham said, as he poured more batter onto the cloth and used the back of a coconut-wood ladle to smooth it out.
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The man of the cloth who has been listening to her, one Reverend D. (Russell G. Jones), is deeply moved by her account, so moved he now has an erection.
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Mr. Tolstykh also played a prominent role in that battle and appeared in a video forcing kneeling, captured Ukrainian soldiers to eat the cloth Ukrainian flag insignia from their uniforms.
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If you must use a cleaner, apply a few drops of a dedicated lens cleaning solution to the cloth, not directly to the lenses, and follow the same wiping pattern.
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The farmer in Ohio grew wheat to feed the cotton planter in Mississippi and the textile worker in Massachusetts, who produced the cloth worn by the enslaved woman in Kentucky.
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Scripture called for men of the cloth to reach into the most unreceptive corners of the world and find common ground with outsiders: the weirdos, the sinners, the dammed, the indisposed.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - An entrepreneur from Ivory Coast is hoping to score an international fashion hit by recycling the cloth sacks that the country uses to ship cocoa beans around the world.
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He also beat another man of the cloth — arch-hardliner Seyed Ebrahim Raisi — who had the support of the security services and was widely rumored as a potential next supreme leader.
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He tumbles down passages like "the things we did/I can't forget" and then "some things…last…a lifetime" like a fiery preacher ready who lost the cloth for the bottle.
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"I've always wanted to do as much in-house as possible," he said, scooping the off-white cream cheese out of the cloth where it had matured overnight in the fridge.
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In the subsequent scenes, in exchanges with mourning neighbors and a man of the cloth played by Ventura, a long time Costa performer, Vitalina plumbs the depths of the aforementioned nothing.
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Spectators would watch from both sides of the cloth; so rather than existing as simple black cutouts, many of these puppets boasted colorful, detailed designs, often crafted by the puppeteers themselves.
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She sourced the cloth from thrift stores where only about 15% of what is donated ever sees a rack, the rest being thrown away for defectiveness or a simple lack of space.
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But Jaha is actually JK-ing, Octavia, not Ontari, is in the cloth and while Echo goes to the fake surrender, Octavia pops out and expertly takes out everyone in the room.
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Regardless, the Field of the Cloth of Gold provided the monarchs, and history, with the opportunity to do something that, otherwise, would never have occurred in the gilded chambers of imperial palaces.
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In Season 2 of "Fleabag," now on Amazon, Scott plays a G-and-T-swilling, expletive-spewing, utterly divine man of the cloth about to perform the second wedding of Fleabag's father.
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In the meantime, police have continued to investigate the incident and believe the cloth from the seat covers may have caused the gun to discharge after they got into its trigger well.
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The central tenet of that force is that young men and women from across the spectrum of American society can choose to wear the cloth of the country in service to the nation.
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To get started, I did what any clueless mom would do: I joined the Cloth Diaper Experiment group on Facebook, went deep into Google, and read endless reviews for reusable diapers on Amazon.
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Thus these two men, reportedly outfitted in rich velvets and silks, faced each other on the Field of the Cloth of Gold, determined to add grass-stains to the sumptuous garments of his rival.
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His solution was to put the stone on a large cloth and have each of the leaders of the four tribes hold a corner of the cloth and carry the stone to its place.
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"I wore the cloth of the nation for over 31 years in peace and war, from the Vietnam and Cold War eras, to Afghanistan and Iraq, and the emergence of China," Mr. Sestak said.
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In 1979, Slouka is in an apartment on West 69th Street, a college student hired by an old woman to help sign checks; after talking, she presents him with the cloth stained by Hitler's blood.
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Ms. Clark, 52, declined to say whether her use of a cloth printed with the battle flag to clean the gallery floor was an act of provocation, simply noting that the cloth was commercially available.
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In practice, that 10.5 percent threshold means some of the cloth or chemicals that go into a garment must be produced in Israel — or perhaps Israel manufactures and supplies the buttons, zippers or packaging material.
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The theory, originally suggested by Dr. Frank Lynn Meshberger in the 1990s, argues that the cloth surrounding God in Michelangelo's painting takes the form of the mind, including the brainstem and the pre-frontal cortex.
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Then, when you open up the cloth, it's long enough to grab by both ends so that you can really get to work on your back, booty, elbows, ankles, and anywhere else that you see fit.
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On September 9, 2011, my twenty-six-years-young husband, SPC Christopher David Horton, gave his last breath wearing the cloth of our nation after being shot to death while on a mission in Paktia, Afghanistan.
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When he gave her the cloth to wipe what police later called "a huge splotch of ejaculate," she was careful not to wipe it all away, so there would be some left for police to test.
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Creating the straps in his workshop was tricky, he wrote, as "we had to use the part of the adire material that had most of the graphic designs," and the cloth can become dirty with wearing.
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Hockney and Falco see this as evidence that Lotto used a lens to project and trace the pattern of the cloth, but then found he could not keep it all in focus at the same time.
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Now, showing mercy to a pedophile abuser is a controversial move, to be sure, but it is in line with the teachings of Jesus, so it's perhaps the right choice for a man of the cloth?
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The cloth, cotton batting, burlap, and sheet metal of Shadows of the Field note how Dial's work functions to create a landscape of the American south that speaks to the forgotten materiality of black life there.
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In 1520, the twenty-nine-year-old King Henry the VIII of England challenged fellow monarch King Francis the first of France to a wrestling match at the historic "Field of the Cloth of Gold" meeting.
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These pictures have now become so widespread that they can even be found printed on the cloth that people use to sew t-shirts, dresses and shirts—literally a walking advertisement for the public health programme.
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Among other things, the trunk contained a piece of white cotton cloth, stretched over a stiff framework which made the cloth stand up to a point, and the point had a red tassel attached to it.
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The thousands of images of Fisher-Price's Rock 'n Play sleeper posted on Instagram include many of babies snuggled serenely in the cloth-covered cradle, free of its harness and surrounded by blankets and stuffed animals.
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At sunset, when the Muslims were preparing their evening meal to end the day's fasting for Ramadan, the men threw flaming bottles into four homes, destroying the sewing machines and supplies of the cloth makers inside.
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In his catalyst series, he layers canvases on the floor and uses a broom handle to transfer marks between them, gathering the force of his entire body to maneuver paint around the cloth in seismic motions.
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In the 5003s, Vietnamese cartographers used black ink on the cloth to outline riverbanks, rice fields, villages, roadways and the serrated perimeter of the Great Wall of Vietnam, which has been uncovered in recent archaeological digs.
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At the heart of the Field of the Cloth of Gold was an attempt, by both men, to simultaneously express their kingly kinship and to more implicitly demonstrate to the other the might of his fighting force.
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It's ever so slightly thicker than my old TomToc, which is 1.10 inches, but the cloth fabric on that one isn't flush against the case itself so it always looks and feels thicker than the stated specs.
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Men of the cloth tend to be a forgiving sort, and Negan need only share a few morsels from his troubled past (he was an unfaithful husband to a sick wife) to earn a measure of sympathy.
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Where a good jab serves to pick at the stitching of the opponent's defense so that you can worm a finger into the cloth and start ripping it apart, Garbrandt's jab is a set up without pay off.
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No, these are people who, if they try to get out of the cloth bag that their father made them wear and now their husband is making them wear, they risk being killed, even by their own families.
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Some British man of the cloth is brought in to scold Anne for fibbing (fine) and mansplain that education's not as important as housekeeping, because, really, "every young woman should learn how to be a good wife" (groan).
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Commencement Here's a rationale for drinking from plastic bottles: Consume six, and you can turn them into a nice new shirt; 50 will get you a spiffy fleece jacket; 42 the cloth seats in a Ford Fusion hybrid.
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Clinton has wrapped herself in the cloth of the Obama presidency rather than break with him and offer a new path, like Vice President George Bush's promise of "a kinder, gentler nation" in 1988 after the Reagan years.
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Mr. Sherman used to spread a sheet on the ground and pull as many loose as he could, bundling the cloth up to carry it home to his mother, who would put on a pot to make wojapi.
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"[The cloth] had kind of taken the same steps many of us had," said Nikki Stone, a 27-year-old from Charleston, West Virginia, who'd driven two hours to attend Morehead Pride with her girlfriend, a Kentucky native.
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I knew I couldn't stay in the bathroom forever, so I unlocked the door and ran straight for the front door, but both guys—one still holding the cloth—were standing in the living room, blocking my way.
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I wept when I saw the sack given to a little girl by her mother as a memento when they were sold to different slave masters (the story was embroidered on the cloth by a great-granddaughter, years later).
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Field of the Cloth of Gold, 1545 (Wikimedia Commons) Wrestling, even more than boxing, became a source of entertainment and spectacle in Britain and in the United States in the twentieth century, but it had a rather grand history.
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This simple subject opens up a cascade of associations: the cloth looks like a shroud; its folds and bends appear to trace the contours of a human body; its placement on the ground makes you think of a corpse.
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Pius XIII is an unlikely man of the cloth, taken from the same mould as Graham Greene's "whisky priest" (though his substance of vice is tobacco), or, more recently, Rob Lowe's cocky Father Jude in "You, Me and the Apocalypse".
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The bloodstain pattern investigation reported on Tuesday by the Journal of Forensic Sciences is the first such analysis of the cloth, looking at its purported blood splatters and their alignment to each other in a kind of crime scene analysis.
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Most nights and weekends, Rose, a hospital respiratory therapist, cuts and sews swaths of colorful fabric and adorns the cloth with a variety of objects: buttons, snaps, zippers, doilies and even baby clothes that can occupy a recipient's mind for hours.
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After online uproar over American Girl's decision to change the cloth body design of their beloved 18-inch dolls, the company has announced they will be returning to their original manufacturing: the collectable dolls' undies will be removable, once again!
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A Muslim cleric has been expelled from his seminary in Lebanon after a video of his piano playing, posted online, drew criticism from conservatives who felt it was undignified behavior for a man of the cloth, he said.
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Pros:Great mix of colorful patterns in the cloth, absorbs sweat to prevent a slick steering wheel, quite a bit different than most steering wheel coversCons:Doesn't match your current steering wheel color, doesn't provide the durability of a leather steering wheel cover
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You should be able to wipe fingerprints off with a dry microfiber cloth, but if you need a bit more cleaning power, a little bit of water — again, poured onto the cloth and wrung out first — can go a long way.
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Unusually for the French label, it commissioned an Abidjan-based firm to manufacture the cloth, which in its most elaborate form is printed on two sides, and which featured Toile de Jouy-style figures and landscapes Dior is known for.
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"I don't care who the next person of the cloth is who will be our next chaplain, but when you have people saying that they should have a family, that's not fair to other religions," said one Catholic GOP lawmaker.
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In Florence the cloth trade helped enrich the Medici family and finance the Italian Renaissance, creating a link between the sample of beige cloth unfurled last week and the masterpieces hanging in the Uffizi gallery a few hundred metres away.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Environmental Protection Agency don't take an official stance on the cloth versus disposable diaper debate, but many natural parenting sites and blogs still claim that reusable diapers are healthier, more environmentally friendly, and more financially responsible.
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Throughout the meeting of the monarchs, which took place over three weeks, tents of gold fabric populated the area, thus engendering the name "The Field of the Cloth of Gold;" a rather clunky moniker for what was essentially a royal pissing contest.
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Some of the early uses for smart textiles include sensor threads in mattresses that track sleep habits, or battle clothing that can baffle night vision goggles — or camouflage the wearer by merging the color of the cloth with the look of the surroundings.
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Simply buff away blemishes using the cloth and a bit of elbow grease, and for very stubborn marks try putting a few drops of cooking oil onto that cloth and rubbing it into the stainless, working with the "grain" of the steel.
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With Rare Chandeliers producer (and sometime Eminem tour DJ) Alchemist behind the turntables, Action kicked a crazy freestyle followed by more bars from Queens brawler Meyhem Lauren (whose "The cloth that I'm cut from is kinte" line rightfully sent the room into chaos).
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In the case of the terra-cotta relief, the attribution is based on the strong similarities with a panel of the same subject done by Verrocchio for the so-called Silver Altar, which was commissioned by the cloth merchant's guild for the Baptistery of Florence.
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My mother, who was 16 at the time, went to work in a factory, stitching closed the bullet holes in Navy life preservers, and washing the blood out of the cloth before they were sent out once again to the ships in the South Pacific.
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To create smart circuitry using RVD, normal fabric or thread is placed in a vacuum chamber in which two chemicals, an oxidant and a chemical building block called a monomer are vaporized and react to form a thin, conductive polymer coating right on the cloth.
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These vivid, unsparing portraits are leavened with the kind of humanizing moments that evoke a total world within their compression, as when the cloth merchant delivers last rites to his brother or when Sofia realizes that the person who knows her best is the chauffeur.
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What may seem a tedious and meticulous process to many (especially political leaders or those who have never worn the cloth of the country), developing operational plans for war-fighting is designed to provide the best chance of mission accomplishment with the fewest number of American casualties.
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But it also oozed out at the 1520 meeting of Henry VIII and Francis I known as the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and at the Women's March on Versailles in 1789, where peasants threw it at the carriage transporting Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
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We got Carl Monday at LAX and had to first ask him about the sick sneakers we spotted him wearing ... a pair of Air Jordan XXXIII SE shoes that begged the question -- is it okay for men and women of the cloth to splurge on expensive stuff?
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There are two chilling pieces by the artist Joe Lewis made of Kente cloth, a Ghanaian woven fabric that has traditionally been used as a message of identity — the patterns of the cloth signal who the wearer is, their tribe, and their status in the world.
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A financially struggling painter hides her Gesellenstück — a fusty monstrosity, technically perfect and fashionably moribund, a "baleful garment that no one would ever wear because of the hatefulness of the cloth and the cut and the straps and the stitching" — in a wardrobe in her studio.
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Their roomers are a shady man of the cloth (Michael Shaeffer), a former boxing champion (Arinze Kene), a comely widow (Debbie Kurup) and a once prosperous couple (Stanley Townsend and Bronagh Gallagher) and their son (Jack Shalloo), a strapping man with the mind of a child.
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Indeed, involved in the A-Scramble (Alpha Scramble — alert scramble) was the F-16AM E-191 of the Esk 730 in special Donnebrog (which translates to "the cloth of the Danes" or the "red flag") livery to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the Danish flag on June 15, 2019.
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By the time a "Purge Mass" is committed — with two men of the cloth rapturously locked in an erotic embrace as they mutually stab a homeless man to death, all while enthralled rich white people look on — there's an eerie Orwellian symmetry between the audience onscreen and the audience offscreen.
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Cut from the cloth of Discharge, Framtid, and Nausea, as well as influential homegrown miscreants like Tampere SS, Appendix, Mellakka, and Kaaos (from whom Kohti Tuhoa lifted their band name), the quartet delivers an acerbic old-school punch with enough of an angular edge to keep things sounding violently fresh.
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Every design is set using multiple blocks, with one color and outline per block, each carved out of teak and cured in mustard oil for two weeks, then dipped into a tray of dye and pressed to the cloth, with a swift knock on top to make sure the image takes hold.
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But allow me to mention the scheming, petty burghers of Thomas Jay Ryan and Tina Benko; the anxious, spiritually challenged man of the cloth portrayed by Bill Camp; Tavi Gevinson's malleable, craven and poignantly credible serving girl; Jim Norton's folksy and unexpectedly heroic farmer; and the suave, snarling hanging judge given such unassailably authoritative life by Mr. Hinds.
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Ellen Page got into a heated debate with a preacher over homosexuality ... and it all went down as chaos was building around them on the streets of Washington, D.C. Ellen's in town for some inaugural events -- including the Women's March on Saturday -- but Friday outside the National Press Building she ended up going toe-to-toe, verbally, with a man of the cloth.
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What I really liked about the Nomad was that after prepping, when everything was a mess cilantro, pepper seeds, hot sauce, and steak juice had gotten everywhere I neatly folded everything into the cloth to contain the mess, and even after I forgot it in the back of my sun-drenched truck for two weeks, it was still exceptionally easy to clean.
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The rooms include tips of the hat to many of Cotton's lodestars, such as the gray of the living and dining room walls, inspired by Wedgwood drabware, or the tassel that hangs from the Noguchi pendant in the style of Italian designer Carlo Mollino, or the cloth-covered block feet of the monochromatic beds, first spied in a room decorated by Renzo Mongiardino.
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Sure, we can try to creep ourselves out by hanging up Christmas lights in our living rooms, listening to the soundtrack on full blast, manically hacking giant holes in the walls of our homes with hatchets, and eating chocolate pudding and Eggos on the couch while staring at the Netflix menu until our muscles atrophy and our skin grows into the cloth fibers of our sofas.
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And because the end result of all those points of view, even through the grainy screen of a computer, looked genuinely fresh and unforced: the familiar Dior silhouettes given a cooler edge in allover wax prints; strapless empire-waist dresses tied with a delicately fringed twist at the bust; trousers cropped at the ankle under molded jackets motile with color and movement in the cloth.
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