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The difference between the scarecrow and the mannequin is that they both don't know they are being used by others. – Wesley D'Amico	added by WesleyD'Amico 1 year ago
The mannequin is always in fashion.” – Wesley D'Amico	added by WesleyD'Amico 1 year ago
The happiness of a mannequin is to be in a shop window.” – Wesley D'Amico	added by WesleyD'Amico 2 years ago
He looked like a mannequin with no hair and blackened. One of his pants legs had gone around his calf. It looked like it had burnt off. – Rui Yamaguchi	Found on Reuters 4 years ago
Like a mannequin for instance. I have always wanted a mannequin at a 45 degree angle so people could see the front and back, i have 1000 techniques on how to set up a retail store, and I love to do it. – Chip Wilson	Found on CNN 5 years ago
People are attracted to authentic beauty that has a human rather than mannequin quality. – Paul Hokemeyer	added by anonymous 7 years ago
If you look at the left-hand side of it there's a mantle in the Oval Office and I put a shadow coming into the painting and it does two things, it actually literally represents a shadow from a blue dress that I had on a mannequin, that I had there while I was painting it, but not when he was there. It is also a bit of a metaphor in that it represents a shadow on the office he held, or on him. – Nelson Shanks	Found on CNN 9 years ago
He's not a brass polished politician, not a walking mannequin... A lot of candidates, it's like they have multiple personality disorder, rand is very consistent. – Anthony Neutout	Found on CNN 9 years ago

The difference between the scarecrow and the mannequin is that they both don't know they are being used by others.

– Wesley D'Amico

added by WesleyD'Amico
1 year ago

The mannequin is always in fashion.”

– Wesley D'Amico 

added by WesleyD'Amico
1 year ago

The happiness of a mannequin is to be in a shop window.”

– Wesley D'Amico

added by WesleyD'Amico
2 years ago

He looked like a mannequin with no hair and blackened. One of his pants legs had gone around his calf. It looked like it had burnt off.

– Rui Yamaguchi

Found on Reuters
4 years ago

Like a mannequin for instance. I have always wanted a mannequin at a 45 degree angle so people could see the front and back, i have 1000 techniques on how to set up a retail store, and I love to do it.

– Chip Wilson

Found on CNN
5 years ago

People are attracted to authentic beauty that has a human rather than mannequin quality.

– Paul Hokemeyer

added by anonymous
7 years ago

If you look at the left-hand side of it there's a mantle in the Oval Office and I put a shadow coming into the painting and it does two things, it actually literally represents a shadow from a blue dress that I had on a mannequin, that I had there while I was painting it, but not when he was there. It is also a bit of a metaphor in that it represents a shadow on the office he held, or on him.

– Nelson Shanks

Found on CNN
9 years ago

He's not a brass polished politician, not a walking mannequin... A lot of candidates, it's like they have multiple personality disorder, rand is very consistent.

– Anthony Neutout

Found on CNN
9 years ago

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