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CNN, you moderate comments yet allow "bible-thumping party members" do descibe republicans? would you have allowed "polar-bear humping party members" to describe liberals?
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And she's been staging fun, lively shows ever since with Naomi Campbell wearing a feathered headdress, Carla Bruni in knee-highs, Linda Evangelista in a polar-bear cap and Helena Christensen in a tinsel-like scarf.
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The polar-bear bench "had a life to it," says daughter Karen Swinsky.
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Coke says it will distribute more than one billion white cans and roughly the same number of seasonal red cans, which also include polar-bear images.
A Frosty Reception for Coca-Cola's White Christmas Cans Mike Esterl 2011
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And she's been staging fun, lively shows ever since with Naomi Campbell wearing a feathered headdress, Carla Bruni in knee-highs, Linda Evangelista in a polar-bear cap and Helena Christensen in a tinsel-like scarf.
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And she's been staging fun, lively shows ever since with Naomi Campbell wearing a feathered headdress, Carla Bruni in knee-highs, Linda Evangelista in a polar-bear cap and Helena Christensen in a tinsel-like scarf.
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'World Heritage Sites' (Firefly Books, 2011) takes readers on a tour of the planet's highlights, from the famous (Egypt's pyramids) to the more far-flung (the Wrangel Island reserve in the Arctic, home to many walruses and ancestral polar-bear dens).
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And she's been staging fun, lively shows ever since with Naomi Campbell wearing a feathered headdress, Carla Bruni in knee-highs, Linda Evangelista in a polar-bear cap and Helena Christensen in a tinsel-like scarf.
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As we kissed our kids goodbye, the thought of becoming polar-bear fodder gave me pause—perhaps we should've gone to Paris, after all.
In the Arctic, Sleeping Soundly Sean Silcoff 2011
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Guest experts include: Steve Mac-Lean, ecologist and polar-bear specialist; Tim Severin, explorer, author and filmmaker; Steve Blamires, historian and authority on the Celtic, Viking, and Inuit peoples; Michael Nolan, award-winning photographer who specializes in marine animals.
Schools at Sea Anne Tergesen 2010
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