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• “The most eye-catching promotion, meanwhile, is that of Marler, who likes to top off his 6ft, 17st 10lb frame with a mean mohican haircut.”

  The Guardian: Jonny Wilkinson's injury brings England call-up for Charlie Hodgson

• “Bloom gives the impression that he doesn't mind a civil disturbance when there is good reason for it (he notes that the placing of a strip of turf on Winston Churchill's statue in Parliament Square, giving him an impromptu mohican, was quite a conceptual coup by the anarchists), but he can be scathing about the "real theoretical ignorance" of many modern protesters.”

  The Guardian: Violent London: 2,000 Years of Riots, Rebels and Revolts by Clive Bloom – review

• “She wears a purple kilt, a feathery cape, and pink fishnet tights under shorts, topped off with an electric-blue mohican.”

  The Guardian: Marching with the SlutWalkers

• “The Economist plastered the PM on its cover with a mohican, and hailed him as the punk to smash up the old bastions of state power and put the users in charge of public services.”

  The Guardian: Welfare: The best-laid plans | Editorial

• “Better to do away with the last vestiges of the head-banging mohican, by calmly removing this cap at once.”

  The Guardian: Welfare: The best-laid plans | Editorial

• “This, of course, is famously the catchphrase of Mr T, who originally played the hugely musclebound African-American warrior with the mohican haircut, BA Baracus.”

  The Guardian: Have mercy, take pity: The A-Team catchphrase is about to go viral

• “Anton gets a new mohican and earrings for the big day.”

  The Guardian: TV review: My Child's Big Fat Birthday

• “Moat appears to have lost some weight and has a different hairstyle – a distinctive mohican style – to the one in images previously released.”

  The Guardian: Hunt for Raoul Moat: the day's events

• “Richard Mandel, prosecuting, said Champkins-Howard persuaded one buyer to pay £1,300 for a fake print called Turf War which depicts Winston Churchill with a mohican.”

  The Guardian: Judge condemns Banksy fraudsters as 'old-fashioned conmen'

• “From fake Lord Byrons to ancient prophetic automatons and mohican-haired punk lizards this is a city-wide penny-dreadful peepshow, a Victorian pandemonium carnival that has spilled out onto the streets and embedded itself into the very social fabric.”

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