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baldy

Just when he thought all the best girls loved a baldie.

She noted that the bird was the first baldie she had seen since spring.

I took Baldie into the first room.

Up ahead, baldie moves faster, gets more evasive.

Built in 1883, designed by architect Robert Baldie.

He also has a baldie wig that appears when he peels off the big rug at night.

Known as "Baldie Lee" in the 1980s prior to an overdose on cheese.

But Baldie shook his head.

Later in the day about 12 miles north, Mr. Lake and his son, Christopher, did see a baldie.

Chemotherapy, thousands upon thousands of pills, being called "a baldie" by unknowing children - this had been her life for a long time.

He went with the baldie, of course/But if you seen his hairline, he ain't have no choice").

The police photographer was taking pictures of the small boy He had a short haircut like Damon's, what Damon called a "baldie."

He is thus a fine example of the most employable category of thespian law-men, the natural baldie.

Later he rewrote Baldie and called it Liefdelied.

Being called "baldie" or "bald" drives him insane, since he insists that his head is not bald, but merely shaved.

On our final day, we ford a river and climb through drifts of buttercups to Old Baldie: a high, treeless pass.

As Bush would say, "You're doin' a heck of a job, Baldie."

This evolution in boat design led to the introduction of the Baldie in 1860 and the Zulu in 1879.

George Foreman regaining the heavyweight title, beating another baldie, Michael Moorer.

Mutant (the Baldie stories) (1953)

Near Verona, he encounters Giuseppe Quintarelli, "a genial baldie in his 70s."

Quarterback Ian Baldie tossed two second-period touchdowns to give August Martin a 15-7 halftime lead.

This depicted a baby whose hairline was considerably receded and thus earned the irreverent nickname of el pelón (baldie).

William Baldie SINTON.

BALDIE Jim White has covered his embarrassment.by having a 'wig' tattooed on his head.

Jennifer's other hand was over her mouth as the two Baldies walked in.

There was even a standoff with some real Baldies, at the film's production office.

The two Baldies walked up the street so they couldn't see them from the window any longer.

The stock was too far distant for him to see their condition, only that they were black baldies.

"What are you doing out here on the baldies?"

Black baldies are a motley crew, which is another reason to like them.

A couple of premature baldies among the men; they must be engineers, Dan thought.

Black baldies are still an industry mainstay, at least along the roads I'm driving these days.

The bad news is that baldies who start popping it run the risk of impotence.

This is achieved by constructing houses which in turn breed baldies.

It was time to show the Baldies that humans weren't going to just lie down and be walked on.

The Baldies didn't seem to notice, or pick up on body motion, but it never hurt to try again.

A second encounter with the Baldies, they win.

"We might get to a place out here on the baldies where a prune would taste mighty good," he said.

Ross convinces a coalition of natives the Baldies are playing them against one another.

You couldn't say boiled egg, and you used to call them baldies!

Frankie could imagine only one thing worse than being counted amongst the 'baldies'.

I saw two kinds the baldies who wear the blue suits, and a furry-faced one with pointed ears.

He inched forward slightly to get an absolutely clear view of the perimeter the Baldies had laid around the boarding school.

Murdock's organization finds the Reds and Baldies have long been fighting.

With the help of natives, the heroes escape with considerable information about the Baldies and their technology.

"Most dictators have been short, fat, middle-aged baldies," says the 69-year-old actor.

It won't help the next settler he encounters, out on the baldies somewhere."

They recover a Rover island captured by the Baldies.

"Well, it's the custom out here in the baldies," Uncle Seth said.