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You know, knee level, not even so you can walk around.And bazaar is closed.And there is no Blinkit and all this other rubbish.
And bazaar is closed.
I have a Harpers Bazaar article coming out this week called "The Real Midlife Crisis," when the person who's supposed to love you the most
"The Great Railway Bazaar," which I had read when I was in bed with dysentery, getting rabies shots at the same time.
I was at the bazaar in Marrakesh, poverty personified.
The Orgun bazaar sold everything, fine cooking oils and spices, candles to light our home, and fabrics to repair our clothes.
Our network was a bazaar, an arms bazaar.
of Harper's Bazaar.
picture of Namche a bazaar in nineteen in the early 1960s and this is a picture
Among the crowded stalls of the bazaar, I would slip away from my brother's watchful eye and buy her a pack of cigarettes,
If any of you have been to Bazaar on La Cienega, you know what I'm talking about, right?
We're shopping in the bazaars.
the "New York Times," "InStyle," "HGTV," "Forbes," "Harper's Bazaar," and so much more.
It was an innovation from the Arab world called the bazaar.
to accessory editors at "Vogue," "GQ," "W," "Harper's Bazaar," all the top editors.
And it was all about the "Vogues" and the "Harper's Bazaars" and the big designers.
And I wrote another thing for-- I think us for Harper's Bazaar or something, when I had a book coming out that was--
At night, after we returned from the bazaar, she'd sneak into our room, her small, sandaled feet gliding across the carpets that lined the dirt floor.
whether it was mid or the end of the month, and took me to the bazaar and said, look at the produce
Don't tell anyone I am from "24," or I won't be able to leave the bazaar.
She'd send me and Ali from our village, , to the large bazaar in Orgun, a two day walk.
And again you might say that real-unreal dichotomy; that seems pretty bazaar.
pooch the woman found her pet for sale a week later in mulavi a commercial District near the downtown Bazaar and
And they had came back to their towns and they took something that they found in the Middle East called the bazaar and they revived it as something they called the marketplace.
So I begin visiting cafes, universities, bazaars, exhibitions, homes, any public or private space that I can reach out to people and ask
And then we actually expanded it to going out in the towns, shopping in the bazaars, eating at the restaurants in Afghanistan, getting to know the neighbors
Actually, there's a joke told by an Argentinian professor named Juan Carlos de Pablo, who says that a man goes to a bazaar and asks for a vase.
And then all of a sudden he gets to the uh the end of the bazaar and there's a showdown with
So we really did a shift towards digital this year, working with premium partners like "Vanity Fair," "Elle," "Harper's Bazaar," "Vice," to create content.
Even when you have a situation like, say, that the Silk Road, which is an online drug bazaar.
I mean, I go to the Blue Mosque, and I go to the bazaar.
"This sounded bazaar.
The next morning, when my mother armed me with a parasol to protect my newly lightened skin and dispatched me to the bazaar to buy bitter
get be being John malovich and now we're through the translator and apparently the copy of it was uh being sold in a Bazaar in in Gaza City and and he loves
I never thought of myself as being interested in fashion but a while ago I gave a talk at the women's magazine called Harper's Bazaar and I met all
remembering specific moments throughout the season, like the relentless downpour of the monsoon, the closing of the bazaars in rainy day lunch.
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1. In the East, an exchange, marketplace, or assemblage of shops where goods are exposed for sale.
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