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Examples
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It's probably a medicine man or witch doctor wearing some peculiar hairdress.
Tin 2010
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Sarah Palin's hairdress is very confusing: it's a hybrid between Cleopatra and an italian neo-realist mamma of the sixties.
Sarah Palin, the neo-feminist, who says "quit whining." Ann Althouse 2008
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The revision is due to the better measurement, which includes a lot of small private-owned shops, such as corner shop, hairdress shop and beauty salons etc.
Implications of China's GDP revision Sun Bin 2005
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From the city walls a number of warriors were watching us, and, I presume, with a great deal of suspicion, since Mantar and I still wore the Zani hairdress and apparel.
Carson of Venus Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950 1939
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Her mother told me she was ready to choose her husband now, and that the hairdress would notify the young braves to that effect.
I Married a Ranger Dama Margaret Smith 1932
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She sent it up right away, and Katy, blessed be her loving footprints, loaned me money to buy a blouse and some shoes to match, so I went to school today looking very like the Great General Average, minus rouge, lipstick, hairdress, and French heels.
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The chief adornment of the woman is her hairdress.
The Bontoc Igorot Albert Ernest Jenks 1911
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Within this wallet the cherished agate and white stone hairdress is often hidden away.
The Bontoc Igorot Albert Ernest Jenks 1911
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All these various hairdress beads are of Igorot manufacture.
The Bontoc Igorot Albert Ernest Jenks 1911
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'Go on, stupid head, and never mind an old woman's hairdress,' she said good-humouredly.
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