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Decked in pearls and a ladylike, Chanel-esque houndstooth skirtsuit with matching houndstooth-patterned sunglasses, hat, and grand piano, Gaga more than held her own as she dutifully discussed the morning's Hot Topics with her fellow kaffeeklatschers.
Susannah Gora: Lady Gaga: Born This Way... And That Way... And That Way... Susannah Gora 2011
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Decked out in my favorite black tracksuit made out of windbreaker material with big green and purple triangles on the shoulders, I was ready to let it rip.
Welcome to My World Johnny Weir 2011
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Decked out in black jerseys for the first time in 87 years, the 3-4 Volunteers treated fans to a 31-13 thrashing of the heavily-favored Gamecocks, who went on to lose three of their next four games en route to a disappointing 7-6 finish.
17.5? 2010
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Decked out in the sort of rectangular dark-rimmed glasses normally associated with the sort of chaps who play double bass in a mainstream jazz quartet, Vine was fluent not only in the language of the body, but also fully conversant in squeak, yelp and groan.
Wimbledon deafened by cacophony of body language | Harry Pearson 2011
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Decked out for the holidays with glittering tree ornaments, Santa-shaped teapots and beaded-poinsettia pillows, Pier 1 Imports Inc.'s stores are a riot of color these days.
Pier 1 No Longer Adrift Ann Zimmerman 2011
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Decked out in my favorite black tracksuit made out of windbreaker material with big green and purple triangles on the shoulders, I was ready to let it rip.
Welcome to My World Johnny Weir 2011
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Decked in tight jeans and T-shirts with Italian print, they emitted a cool, confident brusqueness as they marched through the rusted door: their gateway to pork products, alcohol, and easy sex.
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Decked out in a revealing black and neon-green swimsuit, Ms. Polizzi uses a tanning bed to crack open a nut in another spot.
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Decked in tight jeans and T-shirts with Italian print, they emitted a cool, confident brusqueness as they marched through the rusted door: their gateway to pork products, alcohol, and easy sex.
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Decked out in the sort of rectangular dark-rimmed glasses normally associated with the sort of chaps who play double bass in a mainstream jazz quartet, Vine was fluent not only in the language of the body, but also fully conversant in squeak, yelp and groan.
Wimbledon deafened by cacophony of body language | Harry Pearson 2011
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