We like this Fjallraven Re-Wool Hat made of recycled wool.
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He reluctantly agreed, pulling his wool hat down over his wet hair.
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It turns out, Bolt wanted to make a new kind of wool hat.
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He was seen wearing a red T-shirt, dark pants and a wool hat, Boyce said.
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I get a wool hat instead for winter, because LA winters are no joke, lol ($22.40).
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An older woman in a wool hat, glasses and a yellow security vest hands us change.
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One lady in a white wool hat toted a sign saying SORRY HIPSTER... THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE!!
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He was wearing a little wool hat that he took off from time to time to scratch his head.
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She's around 40, has warm skin, and wears a wool hat and a large coat with bold stripes like a zebra.
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She was dressed in a studded motorcycle jacket over a white crop top, black palazzo pants, suspenders, a derby wool hat and mirrored sunglasses.
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Boyce commented that the presence of the wool hat was "a little unusual," considering New York was in the middle of a summer heat wave.
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I had neither an umbrella nor a rain hat and was holding a magazine over my small wool hat to try to keep myself dry.
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Each attendee at the stadium received a package that included hand and foot warmers, a wool hat, a poncho, a blanket and a heated seat cushion.
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"He needs to pull up that collar," she muttered, nodding at one soldier whose fleece-lined hoodie had dropped to expose the top of his wool hat.
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A Word With In 1979, Tim Daly was playing a Russian soldier outfitted with an imposing black wool hat in Shaw's "Arms and the Man" in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Just as my mind begins to get the best of me, I see this slender woman in a wool hat standing in front of the entrance to the train station.
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Standing near the back of the room, he pulled off his flannel shirt and put on a "Nancy and Beth" T-shirt and a silly American flag wool hat with long braids.
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In his short pants, sweatshirt and knitted wool hat, Mr. Natanzon could look like an amiable loser to his easy marks, as he baited them with his nonstop babble and swaggering hubris.
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Fatima sat with a bright wool hat over her smooth head, looking taller out of the hospital bed, her legs akimbo in jeans and sneakers, jostling with the siblings who sat with her.
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I wore a wool hat, wool socks, thin cashmere gloves, merino wool leggings and a merino wool long-sleeved top (my skiing base layers), plus a fleece and thin down shell jacket to bed.
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The film follows a rotund Sicilian priest in a friar's frock and wool hat; in one scene, he yanks on the bangs of a woman who grunts at his command that she love her neighbors.
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The Saturday Profile TUNIS — Dressed in a thick jacket and wool hat on a cool winter evening, counting the coins for his bus fare, Hedi Hammami looks like any other Tunisian on his way to work.
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In his class, just across the street from his home, Sariya sat around a table with other Syrian children, looking noticeably smaller; even with his heavy sweater, loose jeans and wool hat, his slight frame was obvious.
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For a cute cold weather look opt for a pom pom style like the $285 Rain Chunky Rib Knit Beanie as seen on Kate Middleton or the $195 Rochelle Wool Hat that Emma Roberts was spotted in at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.
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Swift also has Reputation gear for sale, including album cover t-shirts, as well as others featuring her profile and one with "Look What You Made Me Do" lyrics, a phone stand, a gray terry pullover, and charcoal-colored embroidered wool hat.
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Bundled in several layers of clothing, he has persisted through blizzards, hurricanes and even the summers that turn the Upper West Side into a ghost town; his only concession to the recent heat has been to shed his wool hat and scarf.
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Granted, I was wearing multiple layers — I slept in a wool hat, wool socks, thin cashmere gloves, merino wool leggings and a merino wool long sleeve top, plus a fleece and thin down shell jacket — but the sleeping bag was surprisingly toasty.
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Looking at the hats in this exhibit, with their style, elegance, form, and attention to detail — such as a red and black bonnet with tiny berries or a pink and brown wool hat with velvet and ribbons — it's easy to see why Degas considered milliners his fellow artists.
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I was wearing a wool union suit, long underwear, two shirts, a wool sweater, wool legwarmers, two pairs of wool socks, a long down coat, gloves, leather hunting mittens, a balaclava, a neck gaiter, a wool hat, a scarf and sunglasses to trap my breath and keep my eyeballs from freezing.
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The star HD 192699 is named Chechia. The name was selected in the NameExoWorlds campaign by Tunisia, during the 100th anniversary of the IAU. Chechia is a flat-surfaced, traditional red wool hat.
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A Caucasian wearing a papakha Papakha (; ; , ; ; ), is a wool hat worn by men throughout the Caucasus and also in uniformed regiments in the region and beyond. The word papakha is of Turkic origin (papak). In Azerbaijani, papaq translates to hat.
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Over all this was the large wool burka, fastened at the neck and open at the front. It could be reversed to make a windbreak or used as a blanket. On the head was the bashlyk, a soft cap, or the papakha, a large wool hat.
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He also wore a woollen hat to keep his hair out of his eyes when he rode his motorcycle,Baker (1986), p.10 leading to early promotional materials which nicknamed him "Wool Hat." The hat remained part of Nesmith's wardrobe, but the name was dropped after the pilot. Peter Tork was recommended to Rafelson and Schneider by friend Stephen Stills at his audition.
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Voiced by: Rebecca Shoichet Apple Dumplin is Strawberry Shortcake's cousin. She has blue-teal eyes and blonde-dark yellow hair, with both a red wool hat and apple clip in it. She wears a yellow waistcoat, a white short-sleeve T-shirt, a red skirt with yellow plaids, yellow and white leggings, and pink boots. She has symbol of an apple.
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Gudea had many sculptures made resembling him during his life (now numbered from A to AA). They are all similar varying from the ruler standing or seated, folded hands, bare-headed or wearing a wool hat. They are all made from diorite, which could only be carved and finished by few. Gudea’s son, Ningirsu, had many statues made of him during his reign.
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The early uniforms worn by Mongolian troops were their civilian clothing. Typical it consisted of a long blue padded cotton tunic that was worn which reached down to the ankles along with an orange sash around the waist. Headgear was either a lambs' wool hat or a colored turban wrapped around the head. The color of the turban varied with each Mongol banner clan having a distinctive one.
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He has the power to turn dirt into a scythe. He is very loyal to Robert and will not stand for just anyone to join the group. He is a very short-tempered individual whom Ueki cannot help but irritate. Alessio was shown wearing a pair of blue glasses and a wool hat, and was considered by Robert himself to be one of the weakest members of the Robert's Ten.
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A fisherman in Germany in 1963 wearing a knit cap Other names for knitted caps include: woolly hat (British English), wool hat (American English), sock hat, knit hat, poof ball hat, bonnet, sock cap, stocking cap, tossel cap, skullcap, ski hat, burglar beanie, watch cap (American English), snookie, sugan, or chook. In Southern American English it is sometimes called a toboggan. In Western Pennsylvania English (Pittsburghese), it is known as a tossle cap. In Canada, it is often referred to as a toque or tuque.
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After Tillman and his poor farmer coalition ("wool hat boys") came to power in 1890, the dispensary system became his answer to the liquor question. The South Carolina General Assembly established the state dispensary system in a rush vote at 5:30 A.M. on the last day of the session, December 24, 1892. The sentiments of the "wets", or anti-prohibitionists, was that the system was better than prohibition, as liquor was still legal, whereas the "dries", or prohibitionists, saw the system as a step towards prohibition, but outright prohibition is what they ultimately wanted; neither side was happy with the new law.
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Hats were usually worn and they protected that wearer's head from the sun, but also provided psychological protection by shading the face from close scrutiny. The back of the neck however was more exposed to the sun and allowed closer scrutiny about the person's background in the same way callused working hands could not be easily covered. By 1900, "rednecks" was in common use to designate the political factions inside the Democratic Party comprising poor white farmers in the South. The same group was also often called the "wool hat boys" (for they opposed the rich men, who wore expensive silk hats).
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He served as the "Hootmaster" for the Monday night hootenanny at The Troubadour, a West Hollywood nightclub that featured new artists. Randy Sparks from the New Christy Minstrels offered Nesmith a publishing deal for his songs, and Barry Freedman told him about upcoming auditions for a new TV series called The Monkees. In October 1965, Nesmith landed the role as the wool hat-wearing guitar player "Mike" in the show, which required real-life musical talent for writing, instrument playing, singing, and performing in live concerts as part of The Monkees band. The Monkees television series aired from 1966 until 1968, and has developed a cult following over the years.
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Due to his association with the checked wool hat, which he wore both in the Broadway and film versions of My Fair Lady, the style of headware was often named "The Rex Harrison." Seth MacFarlane, creator of the animated series Family Guy, modelled the voice of the character Stewie Griffin after Harrison, after seeing him in the film adaptation of My Fair Lady. According to Jonna Mendez, former Chief of Disguise at the CIA, Rex Harrison's aluminium facial props mold was used as a baseline for over-the-head masks that the agency would create and use operationally. The masks came in small, medium and large sizes, with Rex's mold becoming the agency's standard 'large' size.
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Later that year, it was permanently moved to a spot next to the steps. The scene is frequently parodied in the media. In the 2008 movie You Don't Mess with the Zohan, Zohan's nemesis, Phantom, goes through a parodied training sequence finishing with him running up a desert dune and raising his hands in victory. In the fourth-season finale of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, as the credits roll at the end of the episode, Will is seen running up the same steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art; however, as he celebrates after finishing his climb, he passes out in exhaustion, and while he lies unconscious on the ground, a pickpocket steals his wallet and his wool hat.
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In 1913, the 2 million people of the Don Cossack Host owned 13 of the 17 million hectares of the land by the banks of the river Don and whose income was double that of a typical Russian muzhik (peasant). The Don Cossacks spoke their own dialect of Russian and the men dressed in distinctive colorful uniforms, which marked them out. Every Host had its own uniform, but a common aspect of all Cossack uniforms was that the men wore a gazyr (a bullet carrying vest), a wool hat known as the papakha and carried around a type of sword called the shashka. The Cossack Hosts who had long owned their land quickly came into conflict with the new Bolshevik regime, and all of the atamans committed their Hosts to fight for the White Army in the Russian Civil War.
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After the children of Springfield Elementary perform The Nutcracker, everyone begins to go about their business singing to the tune of the songs from the play. This is done after mentioning that these songs are in the public domain and thus can be (and are) played constantly for free. After the opening number (sung to the tune of "Marche"), Moe continues his holiday tradition of attempting suicide (done to the tune of "Dance of the Flutes"), first by hanging himself with popcorn string which breaks under his weight, next by riding a sleigh into open traffic only to have all the cars swerve and miss him, and then by shooting himself in the head with a revolver that sends a "Merry Christmas" flag out through his other ear. In a fourth attempt, Moe asks Barney to kill him instead of buying him a present, but Barney has already gotten him a wool hat and Moe gives up on the idea for now.
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