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This superb picture of a male
bearded tit was taken by John Money.
The colonel contested a decision by former Minister of Interior Mohamed Ibrahim to dismiss
bearded officers from their position in the police apparatus.
A
bearded George Clooney has been one of many stars to sport facial hair IAN WEST
Lord Salisbury is also the most recent PM to have a beard, meaning there has not been a
bearded resident of 10 Downing Street for 113 years.
"The
bearded dragon was collected and immediately taken to a vets for a check up," said RSPCA inspector Izzi Hignell.
Detailed discussion of passages from William Shakespeare, John Lyly, Ben Jonson, Thomas Middleton, and other early modern dramatists provides insights that illuminate Johnston's notable depiction of the dutifully submissive beardless boy--heroine, who parades herself as a pederastic boy in order to marry a
bearded man to whom she has 'managed to establish her erotic subordination' (p.
To test the beard theory, Javier Sanz posted his resume on an online marketplace, where one resume had his clean shaven picture and another featured his
bearded look, Metro.co.uk reported.
The New York Times recently ran a charmless story about beard-grooming products, illustrated with charming photos of hot
bearded celebs like Affleck, Pitt, Clooney, and a smattering of younger stars with patchy, pubic face rugs.
I thought it was a young gobbler, but a friend says it's a
bearded hen.
Troublesome too, for this impressively
bearded man, is the prospect of a bacon sandwich smothered in brown sauce.
The Takamatsu High Court on Monday rejected a former Naruto city assemblyman's suit against the Tokushima prefectural election commission, saying he lost by one vote to a
bearded candidate described by some voters on their ballots simply as ''
bearded'' candidate.
Fuelling these complaints was a belief that the
bearded man was naturally more religious than his clean-shaven counterpart, a view that may have been reinforced by the prevalence of beards amongst Jews and Orthodox Christians since--although their religious beliefs might be viewed as inferior to those of the Church of England--it was grudgingly conceded that they were often far more devout in their worship than the Anglican population of Britain.
