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As for John Waters, I doubt he cares too much about the paycheck and you can't deny that Pink Flamingos is a work of art, even if it does make you feel sick.
Robert De Niro Joining Mel Gibson in Edge of Darkness « FirstShowing.net 2008
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(Whose character is actually listed as having been based on Divine of the Pink Flamingos, which is something I only recently learned * thanks * and, moreover, is something I figured they’d never admit.)
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While "Flamingos" is a continuation of the Songbird ReMix series, it is a stand-alone project.
News 2010
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While "Flamingos" is a continuation of the Songbird ReMix series, it is a stand-alone project.
News 2010
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica ...
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica de Donana in Seville, Spain, and colleagues.
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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While in San Blas we stayed at Los Flamingos, a beautiful higher end, hotel with luxurious accommodation and a grand pool — the perfect way to end a day of adventure!
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica de Donana in Seville, Spain, and colleagues.
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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His first novel, The Flamingos (1967), is partially set in Ajijic and Chapala.
The Lake Chapala artistic and literary scene in the 1960s and early 1970s 2009
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Flamingos apply natural make-up to their feathers to stand out and attract mates, according to a new study by Juan Amat, from the Estacion Biologica ...
Flamingos Apply Natural Make-Up To Their Feathers To Attract Mates: Study Science Centric 2010
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