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He looked up from his task and saw Joe standing before him juggling flat-irons, starched shirts, and manuscripts.
Chapter 25 2010
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Here he held Martin off at arm's length and ran his beaming eyes over Martin's second-best suit, which was also his worst suit, and which was ragged and past repair, though the trousers showed the careful crease he had put in with Maria's flat-irons.
Chapter 33 2010
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Instead, at two in the morning, Maria, having heard his groans through the thin partition, came into his room, to put hot flat-irons against his body and damp cloths upon his aching eyes.
Chapter 25 2010
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Do we need to leave our flat-irons and hair-dryers behind?
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Women who use flat-irons are burning their hair, and it's an ungainly look.
The complicated story of Rielle Hunter and Jonathan Darman, the Newsweek reporter. Ann Althouse 2008
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She no longer flat-irons her hair but she is the author of several books, includingStick Figure.
Fired! Written 2006
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She no longer flat-irons her hair but she is the author of several books, includingStick Figure.
Fired! Written 2006
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She no longer flat-irons her hair but she is the author of several books, includingStick Figure.
Fired! Written 2006
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And so I put to him some other foolish jokes about soapsuds, henpecking, and flat-irons, which set the man into a fury, and succeeded in raising
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She no longer flat-irons her hair but she is the author of several books, includingStick Figure.
Fired! Written 2006
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