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In 1987, as Washington grappled with a massive snowstorm, Mayor Marion Barry was in Beverly Hills drinking champagne and getting a manicure.

You will have a lot more free space and an easier time finding all you need for your next manicure.

They will add a new level of professionalism and organization to any manicure space, including your bedroom.

At first, Danielle Spencer, a small-business owner who works from home in Toronto, gave up on her usual manicures.

At nail salons, patrons are sticking their hands through a hole cut in a sneeze guard as masked technicians work on their manicures.

“I just got my nails done,” gushes Michael C. Hall, extending his manicured, silver digits towards me.

With darkness coming on, he wants to get to that comfortable neighborhood of larger, carefully manicured homes north of downtown.

In many of the schools in Rome, the once-manicured grounds are overgrown with weeds.

He calls it “that same green diamond of manicured grass that a member of the Yankees grounds crew once helped maintain.”

The hidden courtyard-gardens are lush affairs with manicured boxwood, stone fountains.

Bristow noticed also that his thick, soft blond hair was carefully parted and brushed, and that his fingers were much manicured.

The latest addition to the Furmville plain-clothes squad remembered how carefully Morley's hands had been manicured.

"Trust Master Guy to make friends," he said, cracking a nut with care, his over-manicured nails flashing as he did so.

If I owned this shrubbery we're borin' through, I'd have it manicured.

Her manicured nail pressed the buzzer three times to signal she was going to lunch.