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Beanies have been used both to represent and promote various sports.

At the end of the year, the public was given the opportunity to vote to determine if beanies should continue to be produced.

I saved the people with the funny beanies and top hats.

Those madmen in the green beanies were cooking up something new.

Wear your beanies at all times when not in class and between school and home.

She noticed that three Beanies coveted by her friend were on sale.

Various beanies have been made in honor of Father's Day.

The players, the coaches, the students, the neurosurgeons in their beanies.

The woman has since recovered the 12 Beanies she traded for the phony one.

Rather, they said, the company will probably introduce new Beanies next year or replace them with an entirely different product line.

In white jackets and beanies, six boys from the freshman class were to wait on the seniors.

"If a pawnshop will take Beanies, there's real value there."

If they lost the contest, then they had to wear their beanies for another week.

Beanies do sometimes have a very small brim, less than an inch deep, around the brow front.

Both boys' beanies were a quarter-size too large and swam on their heads.

Several Beanies were made in memory of deceased persons.

In 1961, the tradition of sophomore beanies was ended.

At halftime of the final game, freshmen were permitted to burn their beanies.

Short, thickset, one of those beanies on his head.

The belief here is, if players changed ballparks and beanies, attendance would remain the same.

Pace University students line the rear windows of their cars with Beanies.

The site is now host to Beanies, a child friendly cafe also offering play areas and workshops.

The following beanies were made in honor of various Canadian provinces:

In 1948, the tradition of requiring sophomores to wear beanies was restored.

The winning team got to discard the beanies.