That's okay, I though you had to be a lot older and grayer and at least have a few grandchildren to be a real rebbetzin anyway! |
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When viewed from the underside, the collared dove appears grayer than a turtle dove, with black visible on the tail. |
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Market timing involves a similar but somewhat grayer procedure, which at bottom also depends on exploiting out-of-date prices that new information has made obsolete. |
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Would her ministrations to the military be taken differently if she was older, grayer and a little less shapely? |
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They are much grayer, these Scottish cognoscenti, than, say, a gallery in California. |
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Koreans like them to be more subdued, and Germans like things that are grayer. |
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The chicks this year are not yet old enough to assess whether they are a bit grayer than their parents, but we will wait! |
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The mold from this cellar has also spread to her face, and it has become even moldier and even grayer. |
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In grayer weather, a nice long invigorating walk along the beach is just what you need. |
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John Barrett, who has a namesake salon at Bergdorf Goodman, said hair usually grows back curlier and slightly grayer. |
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It grows colder, and grayer, and penguins cry in the night, and huge amphibians moan and slubber. |
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In our world of hybrid culture and widely marked disability, the shadings of identity may have grown grayer, more complex, than they have ever been. |
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Squinting through his rimless glasses, going thinner and grayer on top with each season, the head coach looked every bit the middle-aged man, and often a persnickety and demanding one at that. |
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But since the news that weekend, everything seemed to be grayer. |
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