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They looked tame, after all, compared with the thigh-high, russet python boots that seemed to have been fashioned for a brazen second self who whiles away the night hours glued to "RuPaul's Drag Race".

She says that, given the direction colleges and universities are going in, faculty members have little claim to the protection of doctrines that were fashioned for an academy that holds itself aloof from real world issues, either political or mercantile.

This is fashion for a generation who hit 30 – maybe even 40 – not yet ready to leave their teenage sneaker-wearing identity behind, but who want the figure-flattering, leg-lengthening boost that a high heel gives.

A sheet of aluminum "flashing" material may be fashioned into a skirt for the pole.

Pietro's rhetoric was well fashioned for a propaganda war.

But the policy tools we have are blunt, fashioned for a different kind of crisis.

When a reporter approached him, Mr. Shavit and a neighbor were fashioning a concrete column for a kindergarten building.

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Mr. Andersson, however, reverted to looks that have been in fashion for a while, especially at Marni.

Iguanas were in fashion for a while, then marmosets and poison-arrow frogs.

The Japanese have traditionally relied on miso soup, though a while ago there was a fashion for a vegetable soup invented and marketed by one Kazu Tateishi, who claimed that it cured cancer as well as hangovers.