How To Use Wearer In A Sentence
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Instead of the flats women normally wore, the heel of the shoe was extended a good deal so it appeared that they wearer would be walking on their toes.
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But the designer decided to withdraw the shoes over fears they could become a lethal weapon if the wearer accidentally trod on someone else's foot, the Daily Telegraph reported.
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Manned Orbiting Laboratory gloves with sharkskin palms and sewn-in steel fingernails, so nimble that an astronaut could pick up a dime while wearing them, even when they were pressurized; long johns laced with plastic pipes, to water-cool the wearer; and box after box of headgear, including Armstrong's gold-visored external helmet, once thought to have been left on the moon.
The Seattle Times
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It won't be the burkini wearers, one imagines.
Times, Sunday Times
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And yet, you said, there are limitations to the godhood of the wearer of the circlet.
LORD PRESTIMION
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Smart clothes also make it possible for the wearer's vital functions to be monitored, using, for example, an electromyograph.
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Ms. Talyarkhan's creations are noted for their classic, uncluttered silhouettes that flatter the wearer.
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Our range of interlinings are not only super-soft, they're also packed with other properties to make the wearer feel more comfortable.
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It suggests oddball tours instead of bus circuits; there's even a chainless-bike tour for 'white-jean wearers'.
Times, Sunday Times
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And before any person could take notice thereof, hee became (of a theefe) Ruffian, forswearer, and murtherer, as formerly he had-beene a great Preacher; yet not abandoning the forenamed vices, when secretly he could put any of them in execution.
The Decameron
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If one actually sees a real cilice, you'll recognize that the "sharp spikes" are actually smooth points that remind the wearer of their presence, but could never break the skin.
Archive 2006-06-01
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He was an accomplished bushman, a great drinker and swearer, short-tempered and generous-hearted, a man not to be contained by parliamentary etiquette.
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Researchers at National Jewish Health have discovered a promising strategy for destroying the molecular scaffolding that can make Pseudomonas bacterial infections extremely difficult to treat in cystic fibrosis patients, wearers of contact lenses, and burn victims.
Monday
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The wearer didn't look like a fan of 1970s prog.
Times, Sunday Times
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As he was an habitual wearer of a dust mask, it is far from clear to me why this adjustment was made.
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A new bikini which bleeps every 15 minutes to prevent its wearer from falling asleep in the sun was to be launched on Brighton beach yesterday.
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But it seems that the cassock and the cross can become an amazing uniform which still has the power to give its wearer a protected voice.
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It is clear that these costumes were worn as tokens of stately ostentation and to display the authority of the wearer.
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In medieval times the sapphire was believed to offer protection to its wearer.
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The technology would embed hundreds of semitransparent LEDs onto a thin lens, letting wearers experience augmented reality right through their eyes.
Augmented Contact Lenses Cover Your Eye with a Screen of 100s of LEDs | Inhabitat
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If the pulse stops or blood pressure gets too high, it sends out a signal to medical services, letting them know what the problem is and how to get to the wearer.
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The English political parties and religious denominations are satirized in the description of the wearers of high heels and low heels, and of the controversy on the question whether eggs should be broken at the big or small end.
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TruFocal eyeglasses, which the wearer can manually adjust to give undistorted vision.
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Regular wearers know they are unlikely to be challenged when entering businesses, building sites or just about anywhere else.
The Sun
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A magic ring provides powers of flight and, later, invisibility to its wearers.
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The Lykians furnished fifty ships; and they were wearers of corslets and greaves, and had bows of cornel-wood and arrows of reeds without feathers and javelins and a goat-skin hanging over their shoulders, and about their heads felt caps wreathed round with feathers; also they had daggers and falchions. 1074 The Lykians were formerly called Termilai, being originally of Crete, and they got their later name from Lycos the son of Pandion, an Athenian.
The History of Herodotus
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An amulet shaped like a turtle, a creature of darkness, took the form of the very entity its wearer wished to avoid and thus acted apotropaically.
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The fez, the red cap worn by many Turks, conveyed social standing and, because it lacked a brim, made it possible for its wearer to touch the ground with his forehead when saying prayers.
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They are made to measure around the wearer to ensure both the balance and proportion works.
The Sun
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None but the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.
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An optometrist, ophthalmologist or oculist can make sure contact wearers have the right lenses and take care of them properly.
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It is a thin, light blanket with ties to attach to a poncho, to give the wearer extra warmth in the rain.
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Incorporating patented HyperBond (TM) technology and HydrolEyes (TM) surface science, the SynergEyes (R) contact lenses with FDA market clearance include: SynergEyes (R) A for naturally occurring ametropia, targeting patients with astigmatism, current gas permeable lens wearers, and patients demanding optimized vision; the SynergEyes (R) Multifocal lens for presbyopia;
THE MEDICAL NEWS
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The device is worn continuously 24 hours a day, except when the wearer is bathing or showering.
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Most iconic is the mouthless bauta , typically worn with a three-cornered hat and black cloak, which turns every wearer into an impersonator of Casanova.
The Masked Charms of Venice's Carnival
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The cape of fur, which hung down to the knees and was set over a kind of surplice of yellow silk, was open in front, revealing its wearer's naked bosom that was clothed only with row upon row of round gems of the size of a hazel nut.
Red Eve
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The Kalash, or "Wearers of the Black Robe," are a Dardic people whose ancestry is enveloped in mystery: a legend says that five soldiers of the legions of Alexander the Great settled in Chitral, and are the progenitors of the Kalash.
The Kalash Tribe Of Pakistan (PHOTOS)
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This transceiver handles the processing, transmission and display of the wearer's vital signs.
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Onward they marched, those wearers of the cross, the square, the circle, the crescent, the star, the lozenge, and the tripod; emblemed representatives of the interests of a common humanity in the triumphal march that the world is witness to, of the progress of Universal
Red-Tape and Pigeon-Hole Generals As Seen From the Ranks During a Campaign in the Army of the Potomac
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He begged wearers not to contact him because he is not prepared to make it.
Times, Sunday Times
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When we have first time varifocal wearers we always advise them to use their Optician so that all the relevant measurements can be made correctly.
Archive 2008-04-01
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It is a method for checking that a tight fitting facepiece matches the person's facial features and seals adequately to the wearer's face.
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These suits are designed to protect the wearer from cold shock as they enter the water.
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The rear of some scabbards was also decorated and all had loops at the back to take the leather belting which would attach the weapon to its wearer.
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Dress not only covers and decorates the body but instils in the wearer its own characteristic strengths and weaknesses.
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I once wrote a manifesto for odd socks wearers on a post-it note.
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Morphing is a modern fashion trend that allows the wearer to use a garment in more than one way.
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While these bee-wearers were impressive, they didn't come close to the current Guinness Book of Record-holder in the category for "most pounds of bees worn on the body.
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Bicycle helmets offer wearers protection against head injury.
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Many prosthetic hands were simple clamps or hooks driven by cables attached to harnesses slung across the shoulders and back of the wearer.
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The corset had been laced quite tightly for the ball and it did not allow for the wearer to consume large amounts of food.
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The absence of an ear loop made this the most comfortable model on test for spectacle wearers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Besides purification, the tilak also offers the wearer protection from ghosts, evil influences, bad dreams, accidents and many other things.
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Maker and wearer share a breathtaking expectation.
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Also known as the tanga, this style is one of the best-preferred design for plus size bikini wearers.
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None but the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.
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His father was one Suetonius Lenis, a military tribune and wearer of the angusticlave.
The History of Roman Literature From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius
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On mere mortals, eye makeup always seems to slide off or crease, leaving the wearer looking like a laboratory test gone wrong.
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The decoration fashioned in beads, paint, and quillwork served to summarize the common values of the wearers - generosity, honor, and bravery.
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Fit testing by a competent person identifies wearers who cannot achieve a good fit with a particular facepiece so they can be provided with an alternative model.
Manufacturingtalk - manufacturing industry news
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Handel's was not a bagwig, which was so named from the little stuffed black silk watch- pocket that hung down behind the back of the wearer.
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That particular summer a favorite bathing costume for young women at Cannes consisted of a small cache-sexe, or basic triangle, plus two round patches at a higher level which were attached to the wearer by suction or glue or will power, I'm not sure which.
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Smart watches convey information from the wearer's smartphone to their wrist, such as message notifications.
Times, Sunday Times
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I hear all the time that it shows a lack of intelligence because the "swearer" simply does not have vocabulary large enough to utilize.
Megan Fox has something to say about peer pressure
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Early wigs were made of black horsehair, dressed daily with powder and a scented ointment called pomatum, which had ruinous effects on the wearer's clothes.
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These suits are designed to protect the wearer from cold shock as they enter the water.
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It was the Prince who first proposed that such a badge of merit should be introduced, the Queen who warmly accepted the idea, and in person bestowed the Cross on its first wearers, thereby giving it an unpurchasable value.
Great Britain and Her Queen
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This applies to cases in which the religious sign is a symbol of oppression and runs counter to the dignity and freedom of its wearer.
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Upon donning the glasses, the wearer was unable to see any man who was not honest.
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The suspension system is an assembly of modular pads that offer improved stability on the wearer's head as well as physical comfort.
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The glasses are perfectly symmetrical so the wearer can change the eye that is blocked by simply turning them upside down.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'd been a cufflink wearer for a long time and grew tired of seeing a lack of innovation in the sector," says media entrepreneur Anthony Hayward.
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Amulets of flies appear from the earliest Dynasties, worn either apotropaically, to ward off the attentions of the insect by its amuletic image, or to endow its wearer by sympathetic magic with the insect's fertility since flies are remarkable for the huge numbers in which they breed.
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The saucy slap changes from clear to deep crimson as the wearer feels frisky.
The Sun
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England's prime gaiter-wearer, the Archbishop of Canterbury, had his reservations about the apparel.
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The wearer must be clean-shaven to wear respirators that seal tightly to the face. Beard, stubble or long mustaches may cause large leaks into the respirator.
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Straw hats vary in style, indicating either where the hat was made or where the wearer is from.
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They are used to increase the comfort of dry eye sufferers and contact lens wearers.
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If students are to wear proper uniforms, for economy's sake make them of the same design and colours for all schools, with a badge to identify the wearer's school.
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Can irritate sensitive eyes or those of contact lens wearers.
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The company has embedded a device in some of its watches that enables the wearer to load admission tickets.
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Hulton said that when the pipes were laid in the ground nine years before he was told navvies were hard workers, hard drinkers, hard swearers, and hard kickers, but he did not believe it.
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With an eight-day, eight-hour power reserve, the unisex watches are available for custom-order with options such as monogramming the second hand with the wearer's initials.
Nst online
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High fashion excluded the masses and enabled its wearers to lord it over the regular folk.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ramsay is a prolific, near-conversational swearer, but the disgusting state of Tim's kitchen raises his ire to new heights.
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He was a screamer, a swearer, and he threw things, anything he happened to be holding.
Beard
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Headphones are not practicable for hearing aid wearers because the proximity of the headphone causes acoustic feedback in the aids.
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No one but the wearer knows the shoe pinches.
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Eight had chronic otorrhea or previous surgery, two were long-term hearing aid wearers, and one was an habitual ear scratcher.
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Minerva did not know that the mouth guards worn by boxers, rugby players, and other competitors were meant to protect the wearer from concussion.
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A sensor in the heel measures changes in compression each time the wearer's foot hits the ground.
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While the one unauthenticated photograph of him is too vague for comparison, Flash-man's description tallies fairly well with others, and the design of the medicine shirt puts the wearer's identity beyond question; it corresponds exactly with the shirt belonging to Crazy Horse which was presented by Little Big Man to Captain John G. Bourke of the 3rd Cavalry, the well-known Indian authority and historian.
Isabelle
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A longtime wearer of contacts, Roberts needed no persuading afterward to keep the new lenses, even if they make him look like some wild-eyed creature from a science fiction film.
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Newspaper paragraphs will begin thus: "The lovely wearer of the lace is about thirty-four years of age, but looks much older – in fact, nearly as antique as her own flounces," etc., etc.
Julia Ward Howe, 1819-1910
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Saint Bernard himself, being composed of what was then called Burrel cloth, exactly fitted to the size of the wearer, and bearing on the left shoulder the octangular cross peculiar to the Order, formed of red cloth.
Ivanhoe
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And with just five per cent of wearers needing standard spectacles, most end up paying much more for add-ons.
The Sun
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The least rent or puncture might, if not immediately checked and repaired, split the whole garment asunder and expose its wearer in all his human vulnerability.
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Many contact lenses wearers feel less self-conscious than in glasses, especially in social situations.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most iconic is the mouthless bauta , typically worn with a three-cornered hat and black cloak, which turns every wearer into an impersonator of Casanova.
The Masked Charms of Venice's Carnival
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The product allows the wearer to hear a two-way radio or cell phone through a wireless earpiece.
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It is so advanced it can be linked to an app that allows the wearer to switch between various grip options just by using their phone.
The Sun
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A later order was given to wear a camel-like "hump" at the base of the vertebral column, which was called the "bustle" -- a contrivance calculated to unnerve the wearer, not to speak of the looker-on; yet the American woman adopted it, distorted her body, and aped the gait of the kangaroo, the form being called the
As A Chinaman Saw Us Passages from his Letters to a Friend at Home
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Similarly, her consideration of wearing a crucifix as jewellery was linked to assumptions that individuals might ascribe to the wearer.
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None but the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.
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The hat trade grew so that sometimes there were six rather botchy little bonnets all done up in yellow paper pyramids with a pin at the top, awaiting their future wearers.
Half Portions
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Likewise, blue jeans may allow the wearer to become invisible.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The outward effect to make wearers taller.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was Bold Walter of Buccleuch and his men, and each of them had stuck a branch of witch's hazel in his basnet, for 'tis said that a twig of hazel protects its wearer from the arts of magic, and they had no mind to be bewitched by the Lord of Hermitage.
Tales From Scottish Ballads
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Such people were not what the wearer of this garment had really come in for.
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In medieval times the sapphire was believed to offer protection to its wearer.
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2002, It is required to make sure respiratory protective equipment (RPE) incorporating a tight-fitting facepiece can fit the wearer well, helping to ensure they are correctly protected.
Manufacturingtalk - manufacturing industry news
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The little village is at the heart of the all-conquering green and gold wearers, and with the accumulative passion and strength of all the scattered little townlands and parishes, the power of the Kingdom is a cut above all the rest.
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A bad environment filled with sandy wind, powder, dust, or volatile chemicals in the air can be dangerous for contact lens wearers.
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The patterns on this particular necklace were made to appear at the back of the wearer's neck.
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High fashion excluded the masses and enabled its wearers to lord it over the regular folk.
Times, Sunday Times
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A dozen riders have hobbled away including two wearers of the yellow jersey.
Times, Sunday Times
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The surgical mask serves to collect bacteria from the nasopharyngeal airway of the wearer.
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Conceal: While worn, a third eye conceal hides the wearer from all powers that attempt to view, locate, or otherwise detect the wearer, except for the Clairsentience power metafaculty.
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A belt is generally worn, into which the folds of the smock can be drawn up or "kilted," when the wearer wishes to have his limbs free for active exercise.
In the Wrong Paradise
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Their men's suits, as brief of leg-tights and skirts, fitted them as snugly, but were sleeveless after the way of men's suits, the arm-holes deeply low-cut and in-cut, and, by the exposed armpits, advertiseful that the wearers were accustomed to 1916 decollete.
THE KANAKA SURF
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He and host Jimmy Pardo riffed on a wide range of topics, such as the world's obsession with his relationship with Jay Leno, how O'Brien's propensity for made-up words might affect his children, and why he's an ineffective swearer.
WATCH: Conan O'Brien Jokes About Life, Career & His Beard On 'Never Not Funny'
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The saucy slap changes from clear to deep crimson as the wearer feels frisky.
The Sun
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In discussions of causes of coulrophobia, sufferers seem to agree that the most fear-inducing aspect of clowns is the heavy makeup, often accompanied by the bulbous nose and weird color of hair, that conceals the wearer's identity.
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A global take on the unisex galabiya, a loose-fitting outer garment, designed to protect wearers from the sun as well as sand and wind, might conceivably gain popularity among UV-shunning followers of fashion outside the Sahara and the Arabian Peninsula.
The English Is Coming!
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Each company sells clothes which have a clear identity allowing the wearer to convey a particular image to the outside world.
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The pieces of jewellery serve as good luck charms for their wearers.
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But in the holy dance, wearers of old-style folk attire were still a minority.
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The wearer of the coat, who was the young man who had carried the knapsack and had called Nanna his little naiad, a term which he supposed she did not understand, cast himself upon the grass near the trunk of the tree.
The Home in the Valley
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Instead the wearer will buy them flatpacked from a vending machine and assemble them instantly with a deft bit of folding, tucking and the odd tug on a cord.
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It leaves just a mesh screen over the eyes to allow the wearer to peer through.
The Sun
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Every year, the most successful ideas are invariably the ones that produce smart, affordable and wearable garments that enhance the personality of the wearer without compromising on looks.
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The glasses are perfectly symmetrical so the wearer can change the eye that is blocked by simply turning them upside down.
Times, Sunday Times
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None but the wearer know where the shoe pinch.
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Oshun is the most beautiful one, the flirtacious owner of the river, wearer of beautiful clothes and jewellery, the sensual one, the bringer of children to the wombs of the barren, the seductive dancer who lured out Ogun the creator when he had withdrawn from the world.
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The best twinsets are versatile enough to allow the wearer to separate them in an instant or conjoin them as designed without hesitation.
The Style Checklist
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Reviewing his early work, he commented: ‘Not a few whose sins were of the most flagrant kind, drunkards, swearers, thieves, whoremongers, adulterers, have been brought from darkness unto light, and from the power of Satan unto God’.
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Only first time wearers cannot benefit from our varifocal reglaze.
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Initially, these gloves were sterilized by boiling and then put on the wearer's wet hands.
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This is a long eye relief binocular, and by rolling down the eyecups, eyeglass wearers can truly obtain a full field of view.
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Yorkshire's own outlaw, Robin Hood, was among the original hoodie wearers, alongside monks and friars who wore cowls.
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It is clear that these costumes were worn as tokens of stately ostentation and to display the authority of the wearer.
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Researchers note that the study was not "blinded" - everyone knew who was doing what, and mask wearers may have been less likely to report cold symptoms later because they believed they were taking steps to reduce that possibility.
News24
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Shabbily forlorn were that man's habiliments -- turned and re-turned, patched, darned, weather - stained, grease-stained -- but still retaining that kind of mouldy, grandiose, bastard gentility, which implies that the wearer has known better days; and, in the downward progress of fortunes when they once fall, may probably know still worse.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 10
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The second way to compose your images is the electronic viewfinder, which juts out from the rear of the camera and helpfully offers dioptre control for glasses wearers.
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The Scottish have used tartan patterns for centuries to identify the clan, family or regiment with which the wearer is associated.
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None but the wearer knows where the shoe pinches.
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The outward effect to make wearers taller.
Times, Sunday Times
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... skin .100 % fragrancefree . Oil - free . safe for contact lens wearers . Ophthalmologist - tested. Non - comedogenic. Clinically tested for skin irritancy and allergy.
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Her girdle or cestus conferred magic beauty on the wearer.
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Uninitiated onlookers could be forgiven for thinking that maybe the wearer had crawled or climbed over a barbed wire fence that took its toll upon the rugged garment.
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In India today the jargoon is sold as a stone which protects the wearer from poison and evil spirits.
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In New York in 1890, the latest pocket watch and fob chain could carry seals the wearer could use to demonstrate their place in society.
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These suits are designed to protect the wearer from cold shock as they enter the water.
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Bicycle helmets offer wearers protection against head injury.
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For the regular polish wearer, there's something slightly unnerving about baring all with clear polish.
Times, Sunday Times
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The device also hooks up to mobile and landline phones, allowing wearers to hear callers without having to hold a receiver.
The Sun
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It seems logical that the incredible headdresses, the folded, puffed and knotted clothes, are all designed to make the wearer look bigger, taller and more impressive.
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Animal figures are talismans that endow the wearer with the animal's power and prowess.
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As a veteran sari-wearer, she has seen most styles and patterns and is unimpressed with the show.
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Certain perfumes can elicit strong reactions in both the wearer and the person reacting to the scent.
Cirque du WonderBaby | Her Bad Mother
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The binoculars also feature an eye-piece dioptre adjustment and fold-down rubber eye-cups making them suitable for spectacle wearers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Berber is a little harder to sew than fleece, but it is also a little warmer, because it traps air in the nubby surface, thereby insulating the wearer.
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The wearer must be clean-shaven to wear respirators that seal tightly to the face. Beard, stubble or long mustaches may cause large leaks into the respirator.
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At a basement entrance to the Capitol, a police officer pointed to the name badges that identified each wearer as "Patriotic Millionaire.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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These cottons begrime their wearers sadly, the colour is not fast, the indigo being ill prepared.
Travels in the Great Desert of Sahara, in the Years of 1845 and 1846
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The device also hooks up to mobile and landline phones, allowing wearers to hear callers without having to hold a receiver.
The Sun
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The mascara is suitable for contact lens wearers.
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This may be a romantic conceit, but it has been my understanding that some of the patterns knitted into traditional Aran wool sweaters were magical designs, meant to help protect the wearers while fishing.
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In his own time, he's hoping to become the creator of a true "mecha"--not a robot, exactly, but a gigantic exoskeleton that can transform its wearer's motions into eight-foot strides and the devastating sweep of a steel fist.
Giant robots in the backyard
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The drysuit can be worn over a layer of clothing and it keeps its wearer completely dry and warm.
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The shoes have a specially designed heel slot which can be detachably engaged with the hitch member by simply sliding the shoe wearer's foot forward, thereby engaging with the hitch member.
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The mascara is suitable for contact lens wearers.
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When one considers impartially, the merit of a rich suit of clothes in most places, the respect and the smiles of favour it procures, not to speak of the envy and the sighs it occasions (which is very often the principal charm to the wearer), one is forced to confess, that there is need of an uncommon understanding to resift the temptation of pleasing friends and mortifying rivals; and that it is natural to young people to fall into a folly, which betrays them to that want of money which is the source of a thousand basenesses (sic).
Letters of the Right Honourable Lady M--y W--y M--e
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In the same way the toga, or 'kaf', as they call it, was of different shades of colour, from pure white to the deepest brown, according to the rank of the wearer, and embroidered at the end in various ways.
Allan Quatermain
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If untreated, oral thrush can cause soreness in the mouth and for denture wearers may lead to poorly fitting dentures in the future.
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One pump of the atomiser transports wearers from dewy English gardens to Sicilian lemon orchards, and every once in a while, a scent such as Feuilles de Tabac entices them to linger in a smoky brasserie off Saint-Germain.
Vanity Mirror: Society and Style
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Its 24-hour GMT hand allows the wearer to keep track of two time zones.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is worn from the ceinture in front, and looks much like a row of very elongated little bells, which clash together with a musical tinkle at every movement of the wearer.
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Likewise, blue jeans may allow the wearer to become invisible.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Each company sells clothes which have a clear identity allowing the wearer to convey a particular image to the outside world.
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The wearer didn't look like a fan of 1970s prog.
Times, Sunday Times
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This look says that the wearers, whatever they do or say, must be treated like prodigal children rather than responsible adults, and exempts them from all the usual pressures of conformity.
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The drysuit can be worn over a layer of clothing and it keeps its wearer completely dry and warm.
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The self-adjusting vest will position the protective plates about five centimeters from the torso, to reduce chest injuries or bruising in the event that the wearer is hit.
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The shining diamonds, rubies, emeralds, peridots, topaz, sapphires have now acquired a special status for the wearer.
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They are made to measure around the wearer to ensure both the balance and proportion works.
The Sun
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Headphones are not practicable for hearing aid wearers because the proximity of the headphone causes acoustic feedback in the aids.
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The festival offering has the spectacular ethnic gold, enamel and diamond, diamond and coloured stone, and paisley collections, each different and likely to make the wearer stand out in a crowd.
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This kind of amulet has no value to collector and may harmful to worshiper as it has VERY HIGH potential to absorb negative energy to cause wearer experiencing bad luck.
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He uses them as adjectives and is the second best swearer I have encountered.
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In the case of the snowshoe, it supports against the potentially deadly snow, and allows the wearer to move about and hunt, thus giving life.
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When a Russky NEWSWEEK team visited the village recently, the most notorious swearer in the village — a woman named Taska Cherkashina — had no hesitation telling them that there was "some real s-- t going on here.
Swearing Up a Storm
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Made between 1750 and 1830, pattens were worn over the shoes and served to raise the wearer's foot above the mud and dirt beneath, rather like prototypical galoshes.
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Older than the others, sideburned and pudgy, he was the only necktie wearer in the room apart from Pender.
THE BOYS FROM SANTA CRUZ
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Answer this, oh tinfoil-hat wearers: if Sen. Clinton is such an all-powerful, magnificently omnicompetent politician - why didn't she WIN the primaries?
Obama And Hillary Reach Deal On How To Conduct Convention
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Besides, it is a melancholy fact that women rather like being sworn at than otherwise, provided that the swearer is the man whom they are attached to.
Jess
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the wearer of the crown
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Adidas, the sportswear manufacturer, has come up with a running shoe that uses microtechnology to alter its cushioning depending on the terrain - providing wearers with a more comfortable experience.
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Most bizarrely, he even mangles an extremely well-known line of Orwell's, his tirade about ‘every fruit-juice drinker, nudist, sandal-wearer’ and so on.
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If the golfer cannot give a straightforward answer to a simple question about his future plans, then why should anyone be inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt when he seeks to portray himself as a re-affirmed Buddhist, a born‑again former club thrower, a reformed swearer or, to use his own formulation, a better husband, a better father, a better man?
Forget the PR blather, Tiger Woods must give us reasons to believe
