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• Before slicking one on, check out the fine print.
• Or take the EBITDA approach to slicking up numbers.
• She gets the job by slicking down her bobbed hair and putting on goggles.
• So far, the content looks fine, but the writing could really use some slicking.
• This year many women with long hair are slicking it back into a chignon for a sophisticated effect.
• He primps in front of the mirror more than she does, dousing himself with cologne and slicking back his hair.
• Lori Golden used to spend her summers slicking up with baby oil and baking in the sun for several hours a day.
• The gum is used in vegetable-tanned leatherworking as an edge slicking and burnishing compound, and is occasionally used as a stiffener in textiles.
• These objects have a special varnish that make them useful for cooking, the varnish acting like a coating of Teflon that prevents food from slicking when heated.
• Europe's cold snap claimed more victims Thursday, slicking highways in France with deadly ice and freezing the hoses of firefighters battling a killer blaze in Germany.
• Just as the cameras were about to be snapped, Menem bounded up the bleachers, slicking back his jet black hair, a sheepish grin on his face.
• Preparing for a date, he spends hours in front of the mirror slicking back unruly strands in his oversized pompadour and daubing on thick Elvis-style eye makeup.
• Vanilla Ice was a don't all around but there were plenty of high schoolers across America wearing baggy pants slicking up their fade haircut with a pot of Dippity Doo.
• Next thing you know we'll be back to using Wildroot Cream Oil, anointing our head with oil, greasing it up and slicking it down just like our daddies used to do.
• The artist imagines Annie, like many 11-year-olds, standing daily at the bathroom mirror with gobs of gel in her hand, slicking back her mane of unruly red curls.
• Some of the participants really get into the'50s spirit _ slicking back their hair or pulling it into ponytails, rolling up their T-shirt sleeves and pant legs or donning saddle shoes and poodle skirts.
• After she leaves Deelishis snidely says that New York is a " loony " and begins to read the Flav-O-Gram aloud again and discovers that New York said slicking where the Flav-O-Gram said slicing.
• All this week, curtains of cold, fine, misty rain have swept across the nearly deserted Manger Square here, slicking the flagstones leading up to ancient basilica built over the cave where, according to tradition, Jesus Christ was born exactly two millennia ago.
• Rob Sheffield in another three and half star review wrote " " The Bride Stripped Bare " was a real puzzle, slicking over some potentially great songs with a hack L . A . studio band ( Waddy Wachtel on a Bryan Ferry record ? ).