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Ferry had remodeled himself into a yawning, Gatsbyesque Lothario, and in Roxy Music’s final album, 1982’s “Avalon,” sophisti-pop’s aesthetic lodestar.

In short, it’s not as effective as the tests that many clinics and pop-up centers are offering to the public.

But, barring any weirdness that pops up down the line, the MacBook Air is a rather amazing start to Apple’s new generation of Macs.

In New Orleans, he partnered with David West and Tyson Chandler, helping turn the former into one of the league’s best pick-and-pop threats and the latter into one of its premier dive men.

When gases from the rotting body parts build up underneath the fiber-elastic blubber, it pops like a balloon.

The institute put out new numbers just this past summer (PDF), and they are eye-popping.

Zied suggests popping a breath strip, sucking on a strong mint, or reapplying your lip gloss.

EatWith is just one of thousands of new startups popping up in the Holy Land in recent years.

Or Ebola virus panic popping up in a state legislative race.

Traces of these mishaps began popping up during her Bangerz tour, which began early this year and ends in October.

The popping of dry, scrubby timber warned us that our position would soon be untenable.

And his name was "Cracker," because his birthday fell on the Fourth of July, when firecrackers were popping.

I just kept popping up in odd places and telling my story, and then, to make it impressive, I'd disappear.

Meantime there was a busy popping along the flankers and through the hinder openings in the second line of wagons.

She passed a dozen men, but not one of them saw her, they were all so busy in popping away at the Apaches.