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Clad in red shirts and bandannas, both defendants looked calm upon hearing the verdict.
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Other low- and no-maintenance looks include chignons, ponytails or donning a bandanna.
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The bleeding had stopped once he'd shoved his bandanna under the shirt, against the wound.
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Now I had to think about her wearing a different kind of scarf, something you probably wouldnt even call a scarf, a kerchief, a bandanna, maybe been a do-rag.
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I saw her: blond hair pulled back in a bandanna, thick - soled shoes, work - hardened hands.
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I put on my blue army bandanna in the bathroom along with my mascara, eyeliner and lip-gloss.
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The bleeding had stopped once he'd shoved his bandanna under the shirt, against the wound.
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Clad in red shirts and bandannas, both defendants looked calm upon hearing the verdict.
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It includes a bandanna, sold as a souvenir, with the design of the first engraved map of Washington and an 1810 copperplate that was used to print money for the Bank of Columbia in Georgetown.
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But there will be no painted-on stone-washed jeans, fringed leather bras, or bandannas for this gal.
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You go to the local laundromat to do your wash.In the spinning barrel full of sudsy water you load clothes of all colors: a bright red tee-shirt, blue jeans, a green bandanna.
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One suspect was 6ft tall, had glasses, a white bandanna, a black scarf and two knives.
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First of all, he wears a bandanna because it tames his naturally curly hair.
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The riders crouched on the backs of the horses and the bandannas prevented the kicked - up dust from choking the brothers.
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He wore a striped sailor's shirt, a black eye patch, and a red bandanna around his head, and was announcing the thrills of the ride.
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I put on my blue army bandanna in the bathroom along with my mascara, eyeliner and lip-gloss.
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His blue shirtsleeves were rolled up to his elbows and his bandanna was jaunty about his neck.
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He was wearing olive-green fatigues and had a red bandanna tied around his neck.
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He is always on the street, but tonight he wears a stars and stripes bandanna and he cannot be still.
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As Jesse walked away, he led the horse back to the stables; a gust wind bit at his face and he pulled his bandanna over his nose and mouth, wincing.
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He wore a striped sailor's shirt, a black eye patch, and a red bandanna around his head, and was announcing the thrills of the ride.
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The term redneck was also used in The West Virginia Coal Miners March (1921) or the Battle of Blair Mountain when coal miners wore red bandannas around their necks to identify themselves as seeking the opportunity to unionize.
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He wore a black tank top and white shorts and a red bandanna on his head.
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Her hair was hidden beneath a bandanna and she wore a cloth vest, jean shorts and black, fingerless gauntlets.
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Your child may also feel more comfortable wearing hats, bandannas, baseball caps, scarves, or wigs until the hair grows back - which may happen within 3 months after treatment ends.
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The David Brown Clothing collection included jeans, tees and hoodies all with the signature Young Buck "bandanna" print inspiration.
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Other low- and no-maintenance looks include chignons, ponytails or donning a bandanna.
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The red bandanna covered the rider's face concealing all but his icy emotionless eyes.
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My mom is extremely self-conscious about her hair loss and always wears a bandanna or kerchief to cover her head.
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Taking little heed of the pelting shower the "omadhaun," who wears a red bandanna like a shawl, and waves a formidable shillelagh, makes a harangue which, so far as I can understand it, has neither head nor tail.
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He was wearing olive-green fatigues and had a red bandanna tied around his neck.
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Most of those gathered wore white robes and white bandannas marked with quotes from the Koran about the ‘Holy War.’
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Most of those gathered wore white robes and white bandannas marked with quotes from the Koran about the ‘Holy War.’
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Then, pulling off his sweat-soaked bandanna, he tossed it on to the dashboard as Miguel got back into the car.
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He had a black bandanna tied around his forehead and he was wearing a tattered blue uniform.
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A swarthy daughter a asparagus grower, in culottes , shirt, and bandanna, pedaled past on her bicycle.
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I had a chuckle looking at Oprah so far removed from her own Mississippi roots when she couldn't even lift up a bucket of water to balance on her head, like the young girl she was with here's a clue, Oprah: it's called a bandanna, you wrap it around like a turban, place it on your head, and if positioned correctly, the bucket should balance itself on this apparatus - I'm sure your rural, impoverished grandmother knew something about this, if you had listened to her various instructions instead of daydreaming that you would never do what she was doing; you might have spared yourself the embarrassment of not being able to do what most women of African descent in this world know how to do - but I digress.
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A drop of sweat seeped out from under the bandanna, trickled down the side of his face and into the corner of his eye.
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Women in a riot of beads, bandannas and provocative bustles followed to centre nave.
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He was wearing old, worn out blue trousers, boots of the same make, a blue slashed white shirt, and a bandanna on his head.
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Shortly thereafter, he essayed a hair transplant, which he covered with a bandanna to make sure it was noted.
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Their cotton bandannas were tied loosely around their necks, Buck's red and Pete's blue.
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At this party, each guest was given a bandanna version of the flag of Texas.
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Their cotton bandannas were tied loosely around their necks, Buck's red and Pete's blue.
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I wear a bandanna for the school run, but at home, and now in hospital, I am bareheaded.
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She walked over to a tall woman whose hair was tied with a colorful bandanna.
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Your child may also feel more comfortable wearing hats, bandannas, baseball caps, scarves, or wigs until the hair grows back - which may happen within 3 months after treatment ends.
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He wore a black tank top and white shorts and a red bandanna on his head.
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The spotlight brightens his yellow bandanna and reflects a gleam off his black sunglasses.
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You can tell the regulars: sinewy local men in white shirts with red bandannas at their throats, some wearing red sashes.
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Turning to the bewildered crowd in the rear, she explained with a vigor that set her bandanna "cornus" quivering: "Yassum, dese eyes done seen dat very man he talk about - de onliest man what could set us free.
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Nash directed Katani and Yurt to go back to the swamp and soak a bandanna with cold water.
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Securing the horse up outside the nearest saloon, he strolled slowly and quietly down the streets until he reached his destination, untying the bandanna and retying it around his neck.
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There were bandannas, big hair, tight jeans, slouchy tops and even a skinny tie.
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- raises dust, methodically erasing and re-erasing the back line of the batter's box, and chews and spits and touches his crotch to make sure it's still there, the white foul lines stretch and stretch, way out to where forever might be, and the orange-yellow smoke curls into the night and the blood rushes down the Oriental man's head his bandanna is a swaying burgundy lagoon with floating Chinese characters.
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Three men rose and dipped, rose and dipped, in rhythmical precision; but a red bandanna, wrapped about the head of one, caught and held his eye.
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She was dressed in loose-fitting olive green fatigues and her face was partially obscured behind a red bandanna.
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This time the pothunter with the bandanna over his nose and mouth paused and listened, and his hand went to the revolver on his hip.
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The man wearing the bandanna was the only one who seemed at all a familiar figure, -- merely, perhaps, because he was American in build, clothing, and movement.
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One suspect was 6ft tall, had glasses, a white bandanna, a black scarf and two knives.
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He was wearing old, worn out blue trousers, boots of the same make, a blue slashed white shirt, and a bandanna on his head.
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She arrived in a wheelchair , unable to walk from metastatic fractures, wearing a stylish bandanna.
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But I'm also turned off by his penchant for wearing ‘faux hip-hop gear’, with the XXXL t-shirts and baggy sweatpants and do-rags and bandanna headties in full effect.
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The men attended dressed as farmers, gardeners, mule drivers, and country squires, smoking corncob pipes and wearing bandannas, while the women wore sun bonnets, calico frocks, and gingham aprons.
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You can tell the regulars: sinewy local men in white shirts with red bandannas at their throats, some wearing red sashes.
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At this party, each guest was given a bandanna version of the flag of Texas.
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Second, most of the characters on the show are now college-age and I think we all did some crazy things at that time in our lives (I use to wear tie-dye and bandannas — terrifying!).
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He had it, but it was patchouly or some other cheap perfume of the sort, wherewith he scented his handkerchief, which was not even a bandanna, but a plain decent white one of the unnecessarily large sort which clergymen and old gentlemen affect.
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I could start carrying a cutlass or rapier around for good measure, and cultivate a fine waxed moustache and goatee while wearing a bandanna on my head.
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Then, pulling off his sweat-soaked bandanna, he tossed it on to the dashboard as Miguel got back into the car.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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bandanna"; -- quite suggestive of the every day wear of foreign peasantry.
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A drop of sweat seeped out from under the bandanna, trickled down the side of his face and into the corner of his eye.
THE DEVIL'S DOOR
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At this party, each guest was given a bandanna version of the flag of Texas.
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Khaki was the rule, the women mostly in breeches and long coats, with high-laced shoes reaching to the knee and soft felt hats, the men in riding-clothes, with sombreros and brilliant bandannas knotted about their throats.
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