She was a fair-haired, quiet young woman and later toured the country, being welcomed by crowds and signing photos. |
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On the other hand, there are blue-eyed, fair-haired Arabs in the Levant, presumably descendants of the Crusaders. |
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But the most precious thing was the picture record of fair-haired Lydia's first months. |
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Out of it stepped a fair-haired blonde woman with long curly locks and warm smile, she was what one might call beautiful. |
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Henry and Co. push the envelope, but by and large, Selig treats them like fair-haired boys, looking the other way when they test the rules. |
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In a recent interview Kinnie figured that the fix was in with this one, naming Michael Buble as the industry fair-haired boy. |
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They're akin to the licence granted the king's fair-haired courtiers in the Middle Ages. |
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When Ripley was eight years old, she was the fair-haired little girl who played Jemima. |
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The pickpocket was described as being white, fair-haired, in his early 20s and was wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a baseball cap. |
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While Jonze is fair-haired and pencil-thin, affecting a grungy skater-look, the 45-year-old Kaufman has the air of a bookworm. |
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Idris, 76, who grew up in Pontypool in south Wales, is pictured as a fair-haired eight year-old. |
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The fair-haired policeman, who had been sitting with a finger under his ear, stroking his chin, said no, he thought that covered everything. |
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People can't help but smile as they see fair-haired sprite and debonair animals dandering along together. |
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One month went by, two months, nine months, and the empress gave birth to a son, as white as unskimmed milk, and as fair-haired as moonlight. |
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We could not see the face, for it was bent down over what we saw to be a fair-haired child. |
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Describes people who are fair-haired, with low levels of dark pigment in their hair. |
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The fair-haired tot cannot walk and has a limited range of movement. |
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He was wiry fair-haired, burned by the sun, and about my age. |
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And knowledgeable supporters of a certain vintage at Ayr RFC may recall the raw-boned, fair-haired youngster making his mark in the side's back row some nine seasons ago. |
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It is possible to think the story is not realist because a romantic idyll between an Indian and a fair-haired and sophisticated girl in 1850 was not possible. |
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The native population of the Canary Islands were the Guanches, a white race, vigorous, of high stature, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and leading mostly a pastoral life. |
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The next objective was Socialism, the fair-haired comrades. |
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In many ways, it's the incumbent versus the fair-haired boy, writ black, if you will. |
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Now, there are only three keeping up this pace in the wake of the tall, fair-haired Southerner, Roland Jourdain, Michel Desjoyeaux and Mike Golding. |
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The fair-haired Chris Matthews was in a scary striped number in baby blue and pink. |
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To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be. |
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They are the fair-haired boys of London fashion. |
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She'd always been attracted by fair-haired men. |
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McKinniss is thirty-one, fair-haired and delicately handsome. |
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There's a lot of fair-haired girls and boys. |
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A fair-haired 12-year-old is left standing. |
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Enjoy next week, all you fair-haired friends, from the punkiest platinum to the sweetest strawberry blondes. |
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The event, which doubled as a handy sheltering spot for fair-haired gingers during the heatwave, was staged as part of Moseley Festival. |
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It will kill careers, unless you are the fair-haired boy. |
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As all fair-haired women know, blonde tresses can start to look dull and darken over time. The next time your natural or bottled blonde needs a boost, no need to speed dial your colourist. |
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