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blonde
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blonde
a French pillow lace, originally of unbleached cream-coloured Chinese silk, later of bleached or black-dyed silk


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Tall with spiky, blondish hair and a charming Australian accent, the surfer chef, who has become familiar in the foodie world with his "Take Home Chef" series on cable-TV and a few recent appearances on "Oprah," exudes good looks and instills confidence in the kitchen.
RELAX IN THE KITCHEN CURTIS STONE TAKES THE STRESS OUT OF COOKING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Cushnie is a 5-foot-8 former fit model with a glossy, blondish ’fro and bedroom eyes.
Cushnie and Ochs Like Tushies and Frocks by Meredith Bryan / The New York Observer
Predator went undercover, to research further yesterday and were greeted by the cockney tones of "Gary" whose message described his blondish spikey hair, love of keeping fit, running, gym work and his wish to meet up with a goodtime girl.
Predator: RANDY . . . AND RUMBLED! by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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