We spy four on the fashionable lady to the left.
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The inclusive price tags don't rule out the fashionable vibes.
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Celine Dion is truly the fashionable gem that keeps on giving.
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The fashionable family posed for photos with the book in hand.
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Leave the fashionable shoes for photos and opt for a comfortable pair.
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If you can't perceive the fashionable nature of leggings, you're a fool.
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Fitzgerald's evocation of the fashionable world is quite abstract and mostly unspecific.
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From fancy fascinators to colorful frocks, the fashionable guests did not disappoint.
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The fashionable people Mr. Sarmento Matos documented were not just passing through.
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Melania Trump wasn't always the fashionable wife of a billionaire she is today.
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Here's a photo of the fashionable pooch, posted by Twitter user overcapacitea. pic.twitter.
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So, what will the fashionable mom be packing in her monogrammed luggage this time?
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There was more art in McQueen's fashion than in the fashionable art of Hirst.
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He dismissed the fashionable leftism among Hollywood's screenwriting elite as group therapy for intellectuals.
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Although celebs pulled out all the stops, the fashionable tournament began to rocky style start.
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The fashionable footwear became more and more visible throughout the last decade of Bush's life.
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The fashionable costumes ahead are made with items your closet already knows and love — a.k.
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Here was a natural site for the collaboration between the fashionable architect and his patron.
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Yet it no longer has territory beyond its headquarters on the fashionable Via Condotti in Rome.
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Back in the day, wearing corsets was The Fashionable Thing to Do, especially among the wealthy.
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Much of the damage was in the fashionable Condesa and Roma districts near the city center.
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The marketing campaign around him gave him the fashionable air of being neither left nor right.
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This was after all a period when post-partisanship and good government were the fashionable buzzwords.
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We're glad that the fashionable leisure wear of the 70s is finally in its comfy resurgence.
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Connoisseurship, it is often said, is elitist, Euro-centric, and logo-centric, to employ the fashionable jargon.
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The fashionable residential neighborhood of Vomero features beautiful Art Deco villas and stunning views of the sea.
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The tiara was made in 1919 in the fashionable "kokoshnik" style popularized in the Russian Imperial Court.
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Rivals who once mimicked the fashionable items on its racks will soon be copycatting its debt restructuring.
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The last parcel, on Union Square where the fashionable Coffee Shop now stands, was sold in 1950.
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The fashionable position this season is that people have "genuine fears" that need to be aired (read: legitimised).
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He had his designed, like the adjacent arts centre, by OMA, the fashionable firm founded by Rem Koolhaas.
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Another interesting trend is that many startups hopping on the fashionable name bandwagon are in the insurance sector.
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The smaller "LG Watch Style" is more on the fashionable side and only has a single digital crown.
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The priority for corporate chiefs, runs the fashionable refrain, must now be to embrace trailblazing innovation and technology.
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LuLaRoe events have become quite the fashionable occasion, and this past weekend's January Leadership Training was no exception!
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She sells traditional sweets, chewing gum and single cigarettes from a wooden basket in the fashionable Roma neighborhood.
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The advocate might have been English, James thought, taking in the fashionable double-breasted coat with notable lapels.
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Born in 1901 into a family of Ottoman statesmen and diplomats, she was educated in the fashionable French style.
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Although there is a stigma around recycling red carpet gowns, Haddish clearly isn't ready to retire the fashionable gown.
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It has all the futuristic super-tech you could want while maintaining the fashionable appearance of an ordinary wristwatch.
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It's for the fashionable woman on the go who wants to be updated about everything she wants to know.
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And as the fashionable Hilton Rothschild tells PEOPLE, one of her favorite places to buy maternity wear is Topshop.
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Desirable areas include Le Triangle d'Or, the blocks around the Public Garden and the fashionable Chartrons neighborhood, agents said.
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The fashionable villain squad from Pokémon X and Y. If the God of Thunder was also the powerful electric rat.
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"Dictator" is the work of a novelist who refuses to buy into the fashionable dismissal of politicians as inherently contemptible.
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The fashionable prince keeps warm in a quilted $200 double-breasted coat from Burberry, according to the Swedish journal Svenskdam.
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The entire 2.5-mile bike path, which links the fashionable beachfront neighborhoods of São Conrado and Leblon, is now closed.
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When Sansa gets to King's Landing, though, she begins trying to dress like the fashionable ladies she sees in court.
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When the fashionable couple departed Cannes on Sunday, they continued their habit of sartorial twinning by opting for casual, coordinating neutrals.
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You start in the lonely heart of the fashionable hotel district on Manhattan's East Side, where you find Playboy's Empire Club.
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The fashionable mom-to-be, 31, was outfitted in an all-black ensemble: black pants, blazer and a belly-hugging shirt.
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There is a fair amount of whimsical twaddle in the fashionable world on display here that demands no opinion or intellectualization.
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Spending the night with family friend Malika Haqq, Jen Atkin and Hrush Achemyan, Kardashian documented the fashionable party festivities on Snapchat.
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These animals are now regarded as the "fashionable" high-value game species and, as with color variants, their prices are soaring.
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Not for him the fashionable philosophy of judicial restraint, once championed by progressives, and now celebrated by the Republican-appointed judiciary.
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LONDON — A decade ago, the hedge fund manager Chris Rokos bought two tired hotels in the fashionable Notting Hill neighborhood here.
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Back then, many blaufränkisch producers were trying to get their wines to fit in among the fashionable reds of the time.
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"The model learns which is more influential, which needs to be edited to be closer to the fashionable space," says Grauman.
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With her long fingernails, hair extensions and a preoccupation with the fashionable, she could easily be mistaken for an unremarkable teenager.
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The fashionable mom of two arrived in a stunning red paisley-print dress by one of her favorite British designers, Alexander McQueen.
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Across the canal from the fashionable Sainte Catherine district, the area is lined with gritty but not unattractive low-rise Victorian buildings.
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The fashionable cut and highly technical fabric make make them stand out to other competitors' compression wear — plus, they really feel great.
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The fashionable doll is dressed in a bright blue and green houndstooth dress, a blue ribbon headband and shiny blue patent shoes.
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Efforts were not fast enough, though, for some family members waiting outside an office building that collapsed in the fashionable Roma neighborhood.
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The weather forecaster thanked the label's founder Ashley Bezamat for creating the fashionable eyewear that made him an instant eyewear style star.
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The night before, Obama stunned in a floral navy and white Proenza Schouler wrap dress when the fashionable family landed in Morocco.
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The fashionable and impact-conscious retailer has become a household name over the course of the last decade, especially among young professionals.
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Clad entirely in black, the two of us earn more than a few worried glances from the fashionable young couples brunching nearby.
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They appeal less to an ball-playing consumer and more to the fashionable sneaker-buyer whose first priority is style, not sports.
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A North Korean gallery in the fashionable 798 Art District in Beijing was closed by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce in January.
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On the broad avenue bordering the fashionable Monti neighborhood, he bent down to grab at shin-high weeds breaking through the cement.
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Frieze, the global art fair known as much for the art as for the fashionable attendees, expands its reach to sunny California.
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His comedy avoids the fashionable confessional style in favor of borscht belt standards about hectoring mothers and religious figures walking into bars.
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Lachlan lives in the fashionable Mandeville Canyon area of Los Angeles with his wife, Sarah, a former model, and their three children.
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He lives on the outskirts of Los Angeles, far from the fashionable Brentwood and Pacific Palisades neighborhoods where most power players reside.
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Starting June 9, the fashionable, fierce mothers (and their kids and husbands and MERYL STREEP) of Big Little Lies returns for season two.
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Styles has been on quite the fashionable press tour for his role in Dunkirk, and Twitter can't seem to leave his heels alone.
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The fashionable 38-year-old barrister has also been spotted shopping in N.Y.C.'s high-end vintage boutique, What Goes Around Comes Around.
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They were the fashionable branded kings/queens in a mostly black school, with keys to figurative Bentleys of social, sexual, and material wealth.
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In 1891, at the fashionable Black and White Ball, she defied the invitation by dressing as an androgynous harlequin in yellow and blue.
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OPENING TODAY IN GEORGETOWN — HELLO, MACARONS: "Ladurée, the fashionable food boutique straight out of Paris," has officially opened its Georgetown shop. http://bit.
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Named after its founder, Ina Bernstein, of the fashionable chain's six shops, one is dedicated to men's wear, INA Men, at 19 Prince Street.
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The fashionable area is home to many 19th century buildings with cast iron fronts and large windows—and Ryan's home is equally light-filled.
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Among the fashionable first ladies, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis tends to get much of the fanfare with her pearls, pill box hats, and oversized sunglasses.
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Meitu retains a similarly positive outlook on the fashionable audience and it has a lot to gain financially from the success of CC, too.
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The tiara was made by Boucheron for Dame Margaret Helen Greville in 1919 in the fashionable "kokoshnik" style popularized in the Russian Imperial Court.
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Some of the fashionable seed investment sectors should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the buzz around artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
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For all the fashionable fascination with big strategy, she was unerringly sensible and, where need be, decisive: nothing foolish would happen on her watch.
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At first he tries to channel his knights' violent urges into the fashionable ideal of chivalry, of protecting the innocent and saving the pure.
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"It's usually related to the fashionable distressing or a sleeveless top or an off-the-shoulder top or something like that," Trinidad told KSWO.
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The depth of the tray and the handles make them helpful for transporting food, and the fashionable design makes them easy to decorate with.
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Fresh off the (fashionable) heels of EW's reunion, we've learned that Showtime is currently developing another season of its hit lesbian drama The L Word.
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The International Human Rights lawyer stepped out in the fashionable ensemble on her way to Columbia University Come back every weekday at 8:30 a.m.
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He has composed film soundtracks and even a series of minimalist, Brian Eno-esque ambient tracks to be played in the fashionable Muji homeware chain.
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We'll sometimes get that through the people we pass on the way to work, the fashionable women we follow on Instagram, or, you know, R29.
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And the fashionable politics of austerity means state legislatures and the US Congress stay largely indifferent — and sometimes downright hostile — to upgrading America's poorest communities.
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I admired the gear of the fashionable boy soldiers who crossed West 116th Street and Eighth Avenue as if it was their own personal Rubicon.
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Ms. Onwutalobi, 28, leads the magazine from its headquarters in the fashionable Shoreditch neighborhood in London, where she has lived since leaving Nigeria at 17.
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Now add a third ingredient to this toxic brew: the fashionable anti-Semitism of the far left that masquerades as anti-Zionism and anti-racism.
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Among their many ripe targets are the fashionable comparisons drawn between Mr. Trump and various foreign dictators of the past, above all Hitler and Mussolini.
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Go for an unexpectedly excellent lunch on a Sunday where tables of families mix with the fashionable folks who have perfected the long, lingering afternoon.
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By setting up shop instead on Fifth Avenue near Madison Square, the Demarest Company positioned itself in a neighborhood associated with the fashionable horsy set.
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As THE BLACK ASCOT (Morrow, $26.99) begins, Edward VII has just died and the fashionable socialites attending the 1910 Ascot races are shrouded in mourning.
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For the occasion, Knox looked every bit the fashionable kid in dark gray slacks, black shoes and Appaman's Shelby Button-Front Cardigan, which retails for $66.
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Now the company appears to be repositioning the device as an enterprise play rather than the fashionable, trendy tool it attempted to frame it as before.
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Dream Pops are like the fashionable older sister of your favorite childhood ice pops, which means they're perfect for cooling off on a hot summer day.
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His break with Rousseau was caused in part by his inability to accept Rousseau's sober self-approval for having turned his back on the fashionable world.
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Adele, who recently confirmed that she split from her husband after three years of marriage, gave the fashionable villain a shout-out in her Instagram caption.
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But Mr. Amorico also suggested checking out the fashionable and well-priced clothes, shoes and handbags from lesser-known designers for great looks on a budget.
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International real estate Finding a bargain on the fashionable island of Ibiza is not easy — at least until the summer ends, when sellers become more flexible.
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"Hell's Windows" was the church's incendiary name for the fashionable open-sided tunics through which Chaucer's Troilus might first have glimpsed his seductive Criseyde's pliant form.
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Hong Kong's Tourism Association has also said some travel agencies would stay away from the fashionable Tsim Sha Tsui area, popular with mainland visitors, on Sunday.
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It's probably too early to say whether the niche spaces are any more sticky than more general co-working spaces like the fashionable spots that WeWork sells.
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Dressing up for the fashionable evening, the actress and singer paired her chic eyewear with a lacy floral print dress, black boots and a deep red handbag.
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In the 1950s he worked as a chauffeur for Helen Gilmer Bonfils, the fashionable Denver Post heiress and owner, one of the most powerful women in Colorado.
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At the first Bayreuth Festival, in 1876, Nietzsche was crestfallen to discover that a viable theatre operation required the patronage of the nouveau riche and the fashionable.
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Buchanan's political calculus is that the "silent majority" is larger than the "fashionable minorities," who include violent antiwar protesters — nearly five bombings a day in 1971-72!
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About three decades earlier, as Argentina's first lady, she wielded great political influence both as a champion of the poor and as the fashionable wife of Gen.
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One of those leaving is Merve Bayindir, 20173, who is relocating to London after becoming Turkey's go-to hat designer in the fashionable Nisantasi district of Istanbul.
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The bomber jackets, tailored track pants and elongated sweats and tees looked much more like what was being worn by many of the fashionable guys in the crowd.
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To honor the fashionable mother of Prince George & Princess Charlotte we've put together a few of Princess Kate's top moments Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Some of the areas where buildings fell, such as the fashionable Roma and Condesa districts, were hit hard by a devastating earthquake on the same date in 1985.
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The mood shifted later in the night, with protesters setting fire to cafe chairs lining the fashionable Rambla de Catalunya street in the heart of Barcelona's tourist district.
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This comes as a bit of a surprise to fans who have become accustomed to seeing the fashionable duo at the Met Gala for the past several years.
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Summerfield says that the fashionable British documentary photographers of the time — Don McCullin, David Hurn, Ian Berry, Tony Ray Jones — were more preoccupied with society than with introspection.
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With little experience but much grit, he went to work channeling the spirit of his two favorite trattorias in Milan: the fashionable Ristorante la Briciola and Paper Moon.
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Both "The Rape of Bunny Stuntz" (1964) and "The Love Course" (1969) show a young Gurney under the sway of the fashionable influences of a decade in upheaval.
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For a different brand of hygge, visit the fashionable Café Atelier September, which serves light-roast coffee from Sweden's Koppi roastery and the city's most photographed avocado toast.
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Utility and suitability are an important part of dressing well, although you wouldn't necessary know it from all the fashionable types slouching around in fur-lined Gucci mules.
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While his intelligence and good looks allowed him entry into the smart set, it proved impossible to secure a place in the fashionable crowd in his poor circumstances.
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There are nightly protests outside the fashionable building on Castle Hill where the prime minister lives in an apartment for what opponents say is far below market price.
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The fashionable family of four posed for a photo with the 71-year-old musical legend, who rocked his signature sparkly eyewear, a silver suit and shiny pink shoes.
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Back in the '20s, the fashionable royal wore the bling low on her forehead like a bandeau, but the tiara can also be worn on top of the head.
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Boxing was not only acceptable to The Washington Post as a form of exercise; the fashionable society of New York flocked to the new, chic boxing gyms in droves.
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A 15 year old being sent home from school for making the fashionable choice to wear a long skirt does not mean she is trying to intentionally disobey law.
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The energy of the scene comes from the frank stare of the fashionable woman, looking in the direction of whoever left the still-burning cigar on the foreground steps.
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Two summers ago, the fashionable capitalist-turned-digital philosopher Kanye West released a music video for "Famous," the lead single from his seventh studio album, The Life of Pablo.
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"They may skew African-American, but the brand is meant to be inclusive," said Mr. Robertson of Diageo (though the women left out of the "fashionable gents" might disagree).
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One particularly coveted version of that venerable Swiss maker's Compax chronograph famously graced the wrist of Nina Rindt, the fashionable wife of the 1970s Formula One racer Jochen Rindt.
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Ivan Pérez, 42, a chef, was finishing off a Heineken on a darker-than-normal street corner in the fashionable Condado neighborhood, surrounded by a young, hip casual crowd.
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He seizes on the singular appeal of this period, from the luscious apfelschmarrn and topfenstrudel served in the fashionable cafes to the lively intellectual discourse of their learned patrons.
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The fashionable new surface was making its professional tour debut (it had previously been used in the Laver Cup exhibition last year) and most players seemed to like it.
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Once upon a time, before the fashionable rise of machine learning and "big data," A.I. researchers tried to understand how complex knowledge could be encoded and processed in computers.
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NYPL notes that in 1907, the Fifth Avenue Association started in response to encroaching factories on the fashionable street, and it may have inspired Welles's wide-angled photography approach.
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International real estate Despite a drop in the Turkish lira, the fashionable Bodrum Peninsula has retained its appeal for wealthy Turks, as well as a new wave of international buyers.
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I visited St. John's out of respect for its orneriness and because it's making an announcement this week that's consistent with its mission of pushing back against the fashionable norm.
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Drinks can be enjoyed in the fashionable Monsieur Bleu restaurant or Les Grands Verres, a vast industrial-chic restaurant-bar that moves outside into the colonnaded courtyard in warm weather.
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But that view ignores the disproportionate numbers of black and Hispanic soldiers — the "fashionable minorities" Buchanan so despises — who fought and died for that hideous mistake that he still supports.
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It isn't exactly a portrait, but like his "Girl With a Pearl Earring," it's a made-for-the-market image of the fashionable type, an "it girl" of the day.
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Modifications such as adjustable hems, one-handed zippers, side-seam openings, bungee cord closure systems, adjustable waists, and magnetic buttons and velcro make the fashionable designs much more disability friendly.
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Mr. Portman has held fund-raisers in recent weeks, and has another one scheduled for next week at the fashionable Charlie Palmer Steak restaurant across the street from the Capitol.
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"The company connected light skin with social status, contending that Nadinola had lightened a socialite's skin 'three shades' and finally given her the 'fashionable light skin of other girls,'" Roberts writes.
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Joined by her cousin Prince Michael of Kent and his wife for the surprise evening out, the party sat down in the private dining room at the fashionable eatery in London.
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Opposition legislators later held a extramural session in the fashionable Las Mercedes district nearby, setting up chairs on the neighborhood's main avenue and hanging a large Venezuelan flag as a backdrop.
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She sported a pink polka dot dress paired with a statement fascinator — nearly identical to the fashionable look the late royal wore during her 1983 tour of Australia with Prince Charles.
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Handbags are another major leather product sourced from Brazil's cattle ranches, especially in Italy, where the fashionable accessories account for about two-thirds of the value of all Italian leather exports.
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That's according to Italian food site Agrodolce, which explains that Leonardi was a rigorous follower of local culinary traditions, about two centuries before that became the fashionable attitude for chefs worldwide.
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Edibles were enormously strong (as columnist Maureen Dowd famously discovered to her chagrin), and the fashionable thing among some stoners was "dabbing" — superheating concentrated cannabinoid oil for a fast, insanely strong high.
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For Craven Engel, a pastor who runs Camp Joy, a rehabilitation centre near Cape Town for gang members who take drugs, there is no doubt that heroin is now "the fashionable drug".
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The fashionable star wore a fitted deep purple jacket for the occasion and posed in front of a shiny limo on his way to the event – proudly showing off his "proppa" style.
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Jason Derulo may still be trying to find love while living his life in the spotlight, but the fashionable singer knows he's looking for a girl with a good sense of style.
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One item in a range of styles Arena designed for the team — warm-up pants, jackets, T-shirts, slides — the parka has a practical value that goes beyond the fashionable or symbolic.
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Finally, cross Pont St.-Louis bridge and meander through the fashionable streets (Charles Baudelaire and the Rothschilds are former residents) to Upper Concept Store, a cafe-boutique devoted to independent international designers.
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The film he showed then was all about those unauthorized gangs of scavenging, mangy dogs that haunt the Giardini in the off-season, when the fashionable art crowd is safely back home.
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At 19823, she ran away from home — hitchhiking to Paris — and was discovered by the casting director of an advertising agency while sitting at Les Deux Magots, the fashionable Left Bank cafe.
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Away, a company started in November 213 by Jen Rubio and Steph Korey, two alumni of the fashionable glasses label Warby Parker, created a minimalist suitcase design with an embedded smartphone charger.
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The fashionable monocle-wearer painted the frenzied action of Parisian dance halls, where he mingled with the artistic avant-garde, and later brought his fluid geometry to frescoes and mosaics around Europe.
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The fashionable royal, 45, wore a fitted Felipe Varela black sleeveless jumpsuit as she chatted with Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto and his wife, Angelica Rivera, at their official residence in Mexico City.
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Colin Firth's wife, Livia Firth, announced the news on Instagram, that he's busy filming in London to attend, but she has found a new red carpet date to represent the fashionable family tonight.
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In New York the Whitney Museum of American Art is building a new outpost designed by Renzo Piano, an architect of the Pompidou Centre, close to the fashionable High Line park in Manhattan.
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Microsoft isn't going to win any awards in the fashionable design department with its Surface Buds; they're gigantic, even if that satellite dish-looking design is supposed to facilitate more granular touch interactions.
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We do not need yet more terms (not so long ago the fashionable phrase was "smart power"), but we do need to recognise, as China clearly does, the hard potential of soft power.
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" Cunningham's first newspaper ad featured a particularly finicky hat "in the shape of a cherry pie with a slice out of the back where it fit over the fashionable chignon of the time.
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Speaking to PEOPLE before the Friday release of Girlboss, the actress opened up about all the things that she's learned from stepping into the fashionable shoes of Sophia for the new Netflix series.
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He spent the money on airfare, hotels, lavish meals, furniture, rent for a Manhattan apartment and a six-month lease for a penthouse in the fashionable Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg, the indictment said.
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The format allowed the Russian-owned auction house to bolster its sales with higher-value works by modern masters, rather than just rely on the fashionable new art that had been its trademark.
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"Identity Evropa is at the forefront of the racist 'alt-right's' effort to recruit white, college-aged men and transform them into the fashionable new face of white nationalism," the group's description reads.
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I was impressed by the fashionable property that blended traditional luxury with modern amenities, soothing Asian-inspired decor, and a great on-site restaurant, Addikt, which was among my top meals in Miami.
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In their apartment on the fashionable Rue de Seine, his father, who thought Jacques was lazy at school, would force him to listen to readings from Marcel Pagnol, Charles Baudelaire and Victor Hugo.
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As if to emphasise that this museum was about having fun as much as about displaying art, jugglers and men on stilts entertained visitors all over the museum plaza in the fashionable Marais district.
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He spent the money on airfare, hotels, lavish meals, furniture, rent for a Manhattan apartment and a six-month lease for a penthouse in the fashionable Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg, according to the indictment.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen's adorable daughter is quite the fashionable 2½-year-old on the family's tropical getaway, donning a straw hat in a snapshot her dad shared to Instagram early Friday morning.
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In 2015, Hadid made her debut at the fashionable event (side-by-side with big sis Gigi, of course) right as she was on the cusp of making it big in the modeling world.
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As might be expected, the fashionable West End was increasingly associated with happiness, while Bedlam (an asylum), Newgate (the site of the famous prison) and the Tower of London were more associated with fear.
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The edgy young theater folk wear leather waistcoats and have safety-pin piercings; the fashionable well-to-do wear slashes of pink eye shadow across their faces and gel their hair into elaborate pompadours.
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This property is within a 10-minute walk of the park, which has woodlands, a Japanese garden, recreation facilities and an opera house; it is also near the fashionable Kensington High Street shopping district.
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The fashionable first daughter, who now is an official White House staffer, is part of the gray area of formerly famous people who are now aides, as opposed to aides who are newly famous.
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She ends up, however, by delineating a "crucial difference" between the two artists, which, like Gironcoli's divergences from the conventions of Pop Art, served to set him apart from the fashionable conversations of his time.
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It seems that the maker of a clumsy foam clog universally recognized for its lack of stylishness was not the voice many were looking to hear from in the wake of the fashionable music icon's death.
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She posed with fellow Victoria's Secret veterans, Oluchi Onweagba, Heidi Klum, Gisele Bündchen and Daniela Peštová at a store event in 2003 all modeling the fashionable look of the moment — tiny tanks and low-rise jeans.
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LaCroix may be in a worse position to retake its lead than Netflix, since there's less room for its seltzers to distinguish its product offering, unless it wants to extend into the fashionable alcoholic-seltzer space.
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Along with her Halloween makeup and fall foliage pics, the fashionable star, who graduated college with a degree in psychology, gave her Instagram followers plenty of summer festival looks to swoon over during Lollapalooza in Chicago.
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Cohen has three sons — one is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker, another founded the fashionable children's wear brand Bonton and the third is a restaurateur whose portfolio includes Grazie, a chic pizzeria near Merci — and seven grandchildren.
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When you find yourself facing the fashionable conundrum of wanting to channel the fierceness of a power suit without looking like you're on the job, there's one particular item that doesn't require its wearer to choose.
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Che would hawk his shirts for roughly nine hours a day in the fashionable Manhattan neighborhood, where he was often able to lure in celebrity customers like comedian Billy Crystal and rappers Andre 3000 and Kwamé.
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" Situated in the chic ski resort of Cortina, it's become a destination for the fashionable crowd but, says Mr. Bottura, "When we go there, we prefer looking at the farm animals in their faded wood stables.
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Two decades after the original Absolutely Fabulous finale, the fashionable comedy duo of Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley are reunited on the big screen as the hilarious, badly behaved Edina and Patsy in Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.
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The fashionable town of Cortina d'Ampezzo, regular home of the skiing World Cup and the 1956 Winter Olympics, is about an hour's drive away; it is possible, with a mix of passes and buses, to ski there.
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I thought this was a good, hard Saturday effort, and I liked the fashionable mash-up of new, like HACKATHON, and vintage clues and entries — DASH IT, DRIVEL and GLAD HAND all had that vibe to me.
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A favored member of Mr. Macron's inner circle, the bearded and burly Mr. Benalla had a presidential apartment on the fashionable Quai Branly in Paris, a chauffeured car and a special legislative floor pass granted to few.
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The fashionable and functional ring is attractive enough to be worn as, well, jewelry, and comes in a range of semiprecious stones from Emerald to Sapphire, ranging from $195 to $260, depending on the type of stone used.
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The New York socialite Nan Kempner (who famously said, "I want to be buried naked — there must be a store where I'm going") donned her Le Smoking suit when visiting the fashionable restaurant La Cote Basque in 1969.
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One recent photo showed the fashionable and media friendly star covered up in a hoodie while rushing her daughter North to a waiting vehicle Kardashian West is not the only one to be more low key these days.
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It's been over 10 years since "Ocean's 13," that last entry in the franchise, and Tishkoff is noticably older, but still the fashionable former hotel/casino manager fans came to know over the course of the original trilogy.
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In meetings near the fashionable King's Road, at Sky's offices and in the premises of their advisers and lawyers, Fox agreed to increase its offer three times before both sides settled on the 10.75 pounds per share offer.
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The fashionable kids in the city are moving away from the messy off-the-shoulder trends and onto a more tailored but voluminous look, like wide-leg jeans and trucker jackets paired with suiting elements and skintight turtlenecks.
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Within his first year in New York City, he launched a millinery business under the name William J. (the "J" was for John), one intended to give the fashionable society women of Manhattan the hats of their dreams.
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At the fashionable Mikla restaurant, the chef Mehmet Gurs serves it with Anatolian apple sorbet, crushed sesame seeds, grape molasses and a foam made from boiled soapwort root for a dessert that's modernist in form but traditional in content.
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Here's a 35-year-old version of the comedic 'Nanny' star back in 1993 (left) and 24 years later ... the fashionable actress -- who celebrated her 60th birthday this weekend -- at a party in Los Angeles earlier this year (right).
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Among others suspected of looting were six men arrested on Monday and accused of breaking into stores at the Midtown Miami shopping complex, near the fashionable Wynwood district, before making off with merchandise that included shoes, bags and laptops.
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Two years ago, a Chinese-backed company called Faraday Future surfaced in California with a billion dollars, stole two executives from Tesla and one from SpaceX, and at once was a challenger for dominance in the fashionable end of electric cars.
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The trading house, based in the fashionable Eastern Docklands area of Amsterdam, sold shares to the public in 2015 after honing a form of high-frequency trading of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and their underlying stocks in Europe and elsewhere.
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Seen by Algerians as revolutionary heroines, they were part a network of women who carried explosives in a bombing campaign in 1956 that included an attack on the fashionable Milk Bar cafe depicted in the film The Battle of Algiers.
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Streaming The fashionable notion that television is better than ever and that cinema or film is battling in vain to maintain relevance is, depending on where you sit, either a potent truth or a spectacularly tedious kernel of received nonwisdom.
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To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Sex and the City movie this weekend, I revisited the fashionable universe containing bottomless cosmopolitans, enough handsome and eligible bachelors to guarantee a lay every other night, and very few people of color.
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The gritty, matte surface and white lines make the two courts inside the renovated Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Long Island resemble airport runways, and the owners of the tournament hope the fashionable black look will pique the curiosity of fans.
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But the fashionable yearning for the seamier Times Square of yore is to wish for the return of live sex shows, peep-show stalls in constant need of cleaning, men beating women on the street, rampant drug use and underage prostitution.
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Mr. Grima was a charismatic figure and natural salesman with a particular genius for attracting both the Establishment and the fashionable young movie and pop stars of his day, said Jean Ghika, director of the jewelry department in Europe at Bonhams.
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So, whether you suffer from friggatriskaidekaphobia (the fear of this superstitious day) or just want to start early preparations for a spook-tastic Halloween, scroll down to see the fashionable charms that will give you good luck, while also looking stylish, too.
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There was the old guard — including the fashionable, commanding likes of Fiona Goode (Jessica Lange) and Myrtle Snow (Frances Conroy) — and up-and-comers like Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe), Zoe Benson (Taissa Farmiga), and, of course, newly-named Supreme Cordelia Goode (Sarah Paulson).
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Take the Paris department store Bon Marché, which became the fashionable place to be in 1875 when it opened an art gallery, showing works by artists rejected from the Salons, the official art exhibitions of the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
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The property is also close to the fashionable Via Piero della Francesca, which has many restaurants and bars, including Iyo, a Japanese restaurant with a Michelin star; Il Gattopardo, a disco in a former church; and 29 Milano, a happy-hour hot spot.
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The fashionable, glamorous character — a singer, actress, and model in the original comics — was popular with readers because they could send in sketches of the clothes they wanted Katy and her friends to wear, which would later be printed into the comics.
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The evidence is hard to miss: the Chinese student overseas who calls home every day sobbing; the fashionable young woman who screams at a mortified boyfriend in public; the top-performing university student who stops going to class and loses himself in video games.
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Based in the fashionable Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice, the company has since introduced ways for users to broadcast "stories" about their days to wider audiences and pioneered the use of computer-generated lenses that transform those users into dogs or Taco Bell tacos.
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Naturally, the fashionable film festival on the French Riviera was a showcase for plenty of Chanel designs — in addition to brand ambassadors including Kristen Stewart, Vanessa Paradis and Lily-Rose Depp, the brand made an appearance on Blake Lively, Kirsten Dunst and Jessica Chastain, among others.
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Mr. Depardieu, a versatile international actor whose career has spanned more than 40 years and 200 movies, has been accused by a young actress of sexually assaulting her on two occasions earlier this month at his home in the fashionable Sixth Arrondissement, the French news media reported.
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The artist-cum-furniture designer Sam Stewart's best-known pieces may be the curved-edged, mod-hued tables at the fashionable downtown Manhattan hangout Dimes, but he still draws upon the more traditional techniques of Appalachian woodworking that he first encountered in his native North Carolina.
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The BRIC JazzFest — which in its second edition amounted to a week's worth of programming, including a film series and a couple of stand-alone concerts — pitches its tent at the fashionable end of the scale, where mostly youngish jazz artists work in slippery and style-blending ways.
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Sometimes I'd hear the girls say bad things about the new girls that are coming out that are just not quite there—the ones that may not have all the attributes that others have, the ones who may not be as beautiful or wear all the fashionable clothes.
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In 1844, he married his cousin Marie-Caroline, the daughter of the Prince of Salerno and a grandniece of Marie Antoinette, and hired the fashionable society decorator and court painter Eugène Lami to design the interiors of the old private apartments in a ground-floor wing of the castle.
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In 1865, tired of fussy white-tie evening dress with coattails, the fashionable Bertie asked Poole to design a more informal ensemble — "a short silk smoking jacket with silk collar and cuffs, lined silk; a pair of trousers to match" — for entertaining at his country home in Sandringham.
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Among the items named in the lawsuits are the rights to "Dumb and Dumber To" and "The Wolf of Wall Street," movies financed with funds from 1MDB; a Bombardier jet; a penthouse in the Time Warner Center in New York City; and an apartment in the fashionable Mayfair section of London.
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Read the full story here:SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkThe case for breaking up AmazonBreaking up Big Tech, whether it be Amazon, Google or Facebook, is the fashionable thing to discuss these days if you're on a debate podium with other presidential candidates.
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The dust hasn't settled yet (and hard hats are still the fashionable back-of-house accessory), but come this Saturday, May 7, Spellman is swinging open her glass doors with the gallery's first solo exhibition, of work by the Berlin-based Alicja Kwade, whose reality-distorting sculptures toy equally with physical space and human emotion.
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The stadium site is in one of Tokyo's few notable greenbelts, a park filled with ginkgo trees erected in the early 1900s to commemorate Emperor Meiji, and it happens to be on Kuma's regular 0003-minute commute between his home in the more traditional Kagurazaka district and his office in the fashionable Minami-Aoyama neighborhood.
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Some of his victims were killed in a three-story hotel — later dubbed the "Murder Castle" or "Murder Hotel" — that he built in the fashionable neighborhood of Englewood, outfitting a former pharmacy with hidden passageways, doors that could only be locked from the outside and gas jets to asphyxiate guests who were staying for the fair.
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Wearing a merino wool blanket by the British knitwear maker G.H.Hurt & Son, who have been supplying baby shawls to the royal family since Queen Elizabeth welcomed Prince Charles in 1948, he also followed in the fashionable footsteps of his cousins, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis who all made their debuts in the same brand.
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For Mr. O'Shea's debut Brioni show on Monday in Paris, he restricted the audience to just 95 guests (including members of Metallica; the heavy metal rockers feature in the new Brioni ad campaign) and held it inside the shiny new travertine box that the architect David Chipperfield created for the brand on the fashionable Rue St.-Honoré.
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That shadow will have to be painted very, very long across all the sidewalks of all the fashionable cities in the world..." Eric Wilson, InStyle Fashion News Director"One of the great joys of covering fashion with Bill was just being around someone who remained so enthusiastic about the job, year after year, come what may.
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Rates start at 210,2160 euros, or about $1250 Amid the fashionable shops of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Élysée Palace (residence of the French president), and the bustling gardens rimming Champs-Élysées, Hotel Splendide Royal offers a perk: the ability to forget that you are in the heart of the 8th arrondissement, the city's main artery.
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Fiction THE LOST DIARY OF M By Paul Wolfe JFK AND MARY MEYER A Love Story By Jesse Kornbluth Witty, outspoken and chic, Mary Pinchot Meyer was the ex-wife of the C.I.A.'s chief of counterintelligence, one of John F. Kennedy's many extracurricular lovers and an A-list socialite in the fashionable Georgetown social whirl that defined Camelot.
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The fashionable set has always gone for a good story, and Baron de Redé's was ripe enough to obscure his true origins as a middle-class adventurer from upstate Troy, N.Y. Dries Van Noten's collection was held on the vast backstage of the Palais Garnier, a 19th-century schlag-heap that has been home to that most grandiose of narrative forms, the opera.
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His "Taxi Cab" series, riots of impasto geometry, were an unequivocal "feh" to the fashionable ideas of the New York School and the first inkling of what would become his signature hard-lined, "concrete" style — something that caught favor with people like Frank Stella and Ellsworth Kelly, and which Held eventually developed into rigorous, near-trigonometric excursions into space and perspective.
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His parents required him to continue his schooling, paying for night classes at New York University, but Cunningham had different plans for his education: [On] nights I would go as an observer to the fashionable balls, where I would take notes on styles, new and old, watching the way the gowns moved on the wearers, how the jewels hung, and how the hair laid on each head.
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He brought along his experience at Louis Vuitton, where he had worked the unlikely trick of making a 19th-century luggage-maker into a covetable men's fashion label, one whose bona fides were endorsed not only by the rich and titled but also by the rappers, actors and athletes who mobbed his shows, and by the fashionable men (and women) who pre-ordered his pieces even before they arrived in stores.
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There was an aesthetic element to the fashionable quarterly that I always appreciated (Plimpton was also famously social; he was friendly with Truman Capote, William Styron and Jacqueline Kennedy) and throughout Plimpton's tenure, The Paris Review collaborated with artists whom Plimpton encountered, such as Sol LeWitt, Andy Warhol, Louise Bourgeois, Alex Katz and Helen Frankenthaler, to create original covers for the quarterly (which were also made into limited-edition posters).
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It wasn't easy but when my friends, who run the fashion label Eckhaus Latta, were setting up their showroom for their Spring/Summer 2017 collection in my gallery and I had nothing else to do, I used the fashionable and highly energized atmosphere in the office to finish a few tracks that have been laying around for years on several hard-drives and ancient computers and completed this new album in just one week.
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Seeing these it becomes apparent that, rather than aligning with the fashionable Jugendstil (the German version of Art Nouveau, an art movement inspired by natural form and structure that was exceptionally popular from 225 to 22017), he drew from the likes of Edvard Munch (for example, the "Portrait of Stanislaw Przybyszewski," (1895), Vincent van Gogh, whose letters, translated into German in 1906, contributed to the "Expressionist" mystique around the Dutch painter, and Ferdinand Hodler.
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The design of the late 18th-century stand — a desktop-size piece that includes an elaborate scene with gold-embossed cherubs holding measuring tools representing the sciences, highly respected during the Enlightenment, a pile of books (with a hidden drawer in the top one) and a hollow metal obelisk behind the small clock — reflects "the fashionable aesthetic and artistic preferences of its time," said Ekaterina Shcherbina, the museums' leading researcher and curator of jewelry, clocks and watches collections.
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To cut back on her "powders and tinctures," she is staying for the season at a sanitarium-like hotel, the Retreat, which offers a range of therapies (hydrotherapy, mechanotherapy, electrotherapy and "dramatotherapy") in the fashionable resort town of Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Blake, who lives in nearby Albany, has recently come across a book, "First Days Amongst the Contrabands" (a real book), by a Northern abolitionist teacher, that devoted an entire chapter (also real) to a boy known as Jimmie.
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