He is like vapor, bathed in a glowing yellow light, wearing a bulky waist-length rain slicker. |
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A slicker actor would have cued revulsion in children, but here the icky inevitability of movie clinches had been thwarted. |
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By 1980, major record companies disdained the music, preferring the slicker stylings of the new wave. |
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I'm shivering, either from excitement or from rain scumbling across my slicker. |
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In lieu of a cheap Chinese army slicker that Maury thought too expensive, he bought himself an enormous white plastic gunnysack. |
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Unlike the others, he didn't have a rain slicker and the rain seemed to pour just on him, pasting his hair to his head. |
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She now wears a red rain slicker, jeans and sneakers, and cradles a yellow hard hat in her arms. |
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Samantha shook the hood of her slicker away from her face, and began to make her way out to the cove, passing the Wells house as she went. |
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First of all, what do you think, do I look better in a rain slicker or like this? |
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She was shaking, and a fireman in a black slicker did his best to comfort her. |
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Or would you trust your own senses, put on a rain slicker, grab an umbrella, and start your day? |
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She takes off with a perma-tanned Portuguese slicker who involves her in embezzlement and fraud. |
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The pace is too slow, we need a higher tempo, to be slicker and quicker with our passing and movement. |
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We've all been through that horrid process of buying clunkers from guys in slick suits and even slicker haircuts. |
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Use a pin brush or slicker brush in the feathers to separate the hair and to remove tangles. |
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When it rained or snowed, the little carbine was compact enough to fit under your slicker and to tuck up under your arm. |
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She settles on insulated booties, oversize pedals, and a clear slicker, which she slips over her jersey. |
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There are sleeker body frame pillars, a steeply raked windscreen and a slicker, sportier back-end with rear spoiler and clutter-free hatch door. |
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The friend is meant to provide a contrast with the ways of a city slicker, though some of his scenes come alarmingly close to condescension. |
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A former city slicker has made a clean start by setting up a new laundry and ironing service. |
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The film is a mash-up of complex, old school conspiracy thrillers like The Parallax View and slicker contemporary fare like Enemy of the State. |
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Yet, tribologists are still looking for slicker and more durable coatings that will make surfaces as close to friction free as possible. |
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It had a little yellow slicker and hat for rainy days, Halloween stuff in October, Santa clothes for Christmas. |
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This aluminum city slicker has eight speeds, and a shorter stem and high-rise handlebars to ensure a comfortable, upright position. |
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I don't know, but, in my humble opinion, it sure looks slicker to keep one or two buttons undone when wearing a dress shirt without a tie. |
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Oh sure, there are some inconsistencies, like the bloated city slicker being able to consistently outmaneuver the seasoned swamp folk. |
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His eyes grow wide and he fingers scars on his wrist and hand as he tells how upperclassmen picked on him because he was a city slicker. |
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Her father is a terrifying patriarch who wants the city slicker out of his village. |
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Reading this article is like watching the old movie where a city slicker tries to mount a horse at a dude ranch and ends up facing the wrong way. |
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The city slicker has been living it up in the bright lights of London this last year. |
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A friend, a city slicker from the capital, seemed to be reasonably satisfied about the area. |
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He hired local guides who took him for a city slicker with money and not much sense. |
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If you're a real city slicker riding lessons are available here before mounting up for a day of riding in the Canyon. |
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The libretto turns a typical Twain idea of human weakness into a celebration of the small town against the wicked city slicker. |
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Then simply release trigger to remove hair from the slicker bristles and into the vacuum. |
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Grooming with a slicker brush should be part of this breed's daily routine. |
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Apply a little pressure as you groom to make sure the slicker bristles reach into the undercoat. |
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The slicker bristles retract for protection and cleanliness when the tool is not in use. |
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But it wasn't long before headlights cut through the downpour from behind her, reflecting off her yellow slicker and illuminating the drenched roadside heath. |
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The slicker bristles are controlled by a spring-load thumb trigger, which gives more control over the amount of pressure on the dog. |
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She grabbed her yellow and blue rain slicker and dashed outside. |
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This is not just the ten-thousandth variation on the city slicker versus country bumpkin theme, but a refreshing look at what truly makes a difference in life. |
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And when she told Brian about my cow tipping trophy, he'd know what I'd been up to, and he'd probably chew me out for pulling one over on the city slicker. |
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Even a city slicker like me knows not to get mixed up with these farmers. |
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The idea was to remake it in a slicker and, of course, more costly version. |
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Apple's long-awaited television offering may come to fruition. Meanwhile, online video is getting slicker and less short-form. |
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What I want from my government is not a slicker communication strategy, but a more fair and intelligent trade strategy. |
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John Deere had an ad that was like Green Acres, a city slicker on his new sit-down tractor. |
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Too many years as a city slicker have dulled my memory and, although the bulges were a fair indication, I had no real idea of when their young were due. |
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The slippery slope keeps on going. It gets slicker as one goes further down and the tangent goes further. |
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In particular, I will present how to setup Icinga, which is a fork of Nagios with a slicker interface. |
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The city slicker high school boy with good looks, a girl and enough attitude to burn, appears with aforementioned bike, impresses his mates and sends the girl into a swoon. |
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So one year on, how does life compare for the city slicker turned interiors nut? |
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A quicker and slicker fulfilment of order completion also gave the added bonus of less or no waiting time for customers collecting their orders. |
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Regular sessions with a slicker brush also help keep long-haired coats looking good. |
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The Wickenburg Inn and Dude Ranch will offer the ultimate city slicker experience to travelers from all over the world. |
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A belated freshman, his oilskin slicker rasping loudly, slushed along the soft path. |
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Rural Southerners are bound to see you as a city slicker, while the rest of the world expects nothing less than expertise in barbecue, bluegrass and bootleg whiskey. |
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Activists avow that the party's communications are getting slicker. |
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With slicker transportation at my disposal, I had time to linger for a day in Kandersteg, and I spent it walking around the high-altitude, arrestingly blue Oeschinensee. |
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Both the flea and fine combs store in the slicker brush head, while the fine comb can also be used to remove hair debris from the slicker brush for cleaning. |
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With SIMClick, the routine PC tasks are quicker and slicker. |
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A combination of a grooming comb and slicker brush is recommended. |
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It felt very controlled and in turn means it certainly has less of a tendency to lock up too quickly on slicker grounds, as many other quads sadly do. |
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The African team were better in the first half, putting together some lovely passing moves and looking the slicker and more determined of the two sides. |
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Better quality lubricants use more of the ingredient dimethicone, which makes the formula denser, providing a much slicker, silkier feel. |
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It's the tale of terminally ill city slicker Oswald, who retreats to rural Alabama to die. |
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Millionaire Mariah has confessed she's bored with city slicker types after her failed marriage to businessman Tommy Mottola. |
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This city slicker psychic is a sham, hiding behind a suit and tie. |
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In the pursuit of a polished and thus slicker surface for a plough, he experimented with portions of saw blades and by 1837, he was making polished, cast steel ploughs. |
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But you get the impression it's aimed more at the vet who takes the occasional trip into town rather than the city slicker who favours a flashy Chelsea tractor. |
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