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from head to toe

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from head to toe
Fig. from the top of one's head to one's feet. She was decked out in flowers from head to toe. The huge parka covered the small child from head to toe, assuring that she would be well-protected against the cold.
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Summary: A new TV show that discusses issues concerning teenage girls and female university students was recently broadcast with Saudi presenters dressed in black from head to toe, the Saudi English-language A new TV show that discusses issues concerning teenage girls and female university students was recently broadcast with Saudi presenters dressed in black from head to toe, the Saudi English-language Arab News reported on Thursday.
On the day of the wedding, heavy ornaments that go with the bride's attire and her personality are worn from head to toe.
He was covered in blood from head to toe - Samera Rafi, mother of Hassan, far left, who is pictured with his cousin Zeshan Rafi - one of those who came to Hassan's aid after the attack in the Granville Road area of Middlesbrough, left Picture by ANDREW GRAY"
 
 
 
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