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• However, blondness still occurs regularly in the region today.
• Kudos to them if they physically embody blondness.
• Blondness _ or the lack of it _ becomes the touchstone for honesty or reality.
• William presents himself to the coyly named Alabaster family, whose blondness is their salient feature.
• Their complexion was said to be light, and blondness combined with light eyes to be their anthropologic characteristic.
• She often wore white to emphasize her blondness, and drew attention by wearing revealing outfits that showed off her figure.
• Pureness of race tended to be related to rather superficial characteristics that were easily addressed and advertised, such as blondness.
• Let his Memphis church-bred soul that belies his blue-eyed blondness loosen the last of your teen pop prejudices.
• Their work is more art than science and in the quest for blondness, there are bound to be a few unfortunate casualties.
• In spite of his youth and blondness, he doesn't sparkle; he expresses a premature seriousness that suits the character.
• His blondness here is nothing short of a revelation, and he shows, perhaps for the first time, some real comic instinct.
• At 60, she resembles a starker version of her 1970s self, her sculpted hair almost white in its blondness, her skin whitely pale.
• Since Britney Spears arrived on the music scene three years ago, pop music has molded its teen queens according to three Bs _ blondness, beauty and bustiers.
• Even more than her Arctic blondness and improbably full figure, it was that quality that inspired Federico Fellini to weave his satirical look at Roman decadence around her persona.
• Ironically, as " Ally McBeal " has deteriorated into a pandering mess of titillation, schmaltz, and blondness, Calista Flockhart has improved her acting style enormously.
• The Huangtou ( " yellow-head " ) Shiwei may have been named so because of a high incidence of blondness within their tribe, but it is not certain.
• Mrs . Harriman _ played with hair-sprayed, lusty blondness by ANN-MARGRET _ responds, " Frankly, I didn't focus on that ."
• First he toyed with having her play the entire film in a brunet wig _ depriving her of her trademark blondness _ but eventually settled for using the dark wig as a significant prop.
• Not to mention blondness : to achieve that on camera, hair had to be backlighted and its strands arranged as loosely as possible, a film manual of 1920 advised directors and cinematographers.
• There she discovers a student body of pale-faced grinds in dark clothes who hold her blondness and her taste in clothes against her and a faculty of imperious professors with patrician accents.