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At Reagan’s 1985 balls, women left wearing someone else’s minks.

Since doing the work published in Science, the team has been running models on new variants of the coronavirus, including the so-called UK mutation, the mink mutation from Denmark, and variants taken from South Africa, Singapore and Malaysia.

After the virus jumped from humans to minks in some places, it apparently mutated, and the altered virus has found its way back to humans.

A wild mink in Utah is the first wild animal found to be infected with the new coronavirus.

The country’s top epidemiologist warned at the time that the animals were highly efficient at spreading the coronavirus, and Frederiksen said Danish scientists were worried that the mutation found in the country’s mink could derail vaccine efforts.

This past January, the idea of MINK came to Choi—the concept, from thought to finished product, took roughly a month.

One 1918 example, in wispy silk chiffon and lace is even trimmed in mink!

His most expensive item was a $750,000 black diamond mink cape lined with 100,000 Austrian rhinestones.

There are sheared mink jackets with trailing trains that have been laser-cut so the fur looks almost like lace.

With supporters like Shirley Chisholm and Patsy Mink at the table, she proposed what would become Title IX.

Wid dat, dey marks Brer Mink down, en he aint kin eat no mo' butter dat year.

Don't tell me you aint git dem fish, Brer Mink, 'kaze you know you is.'

“Good night, children,” said Mrs. Edes without turning her mink-crowned head.

It was not unlike the mink in form, but several times larger.

Might not this be a weasel, fox or mink that had sneaked upon her?