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Under Trump, cryptocurrency is set to go mainstream – but that won’t make it any safer for investors
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Fall in UK inflation to 2.5% paves way for Bank of England rate cut
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Expert tips on getting UK self-assessment tax returns right
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Permanent job vacancies in UK shrink at fastest pace for four years
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Whether a physical version, or an e-card, check the T&Cs to make sure you extract maximum value from them
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A year of two halves: how global financial markets fared in 2024
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UK consumers warned over offers of money to open betting accounts in their names
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Shockingly lax’: how soaring British bank Starling had its wings clipped
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The nose is often of rolled buckskin or corncob. Frequently the mask has a projecting wooden cylinder for a bill or a gourd stem cut with teeth for a snout. Horns are attached to some masks.
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Eyes are represented by incisions or by buckskin balls filled with deer hair and affixed to the mask.
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This masks made of leather and are humanized by the addition of hair and a variety of adjuncts.
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Cylindrical masks, covering the entire head and resting on the shoulders, are of a primal type.
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The traditional animal masks worn by the Altaic and Tungusic shamans in Siberia are strictly close to such prehistoric examples as the image of the so-called Sorcerer in Trois Frères cave in Ariège, France.
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Disguise masks were seemingly used in the early Stone Age in stalking prey and later to house the slain animal’s spirit in the hope of placating it.
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Perhaps the earliest use of masks was in connection with hunting.
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Grimacing menpō, or half masks (generally covering the face below the eyes), were used by Japanese samurai.
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The ancient Greeks and Romans used battle shields with grotesque masks (such as Gorgon masks) or attached terrifying masks to their armour, as did Chinese warriors.
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war mask will have a malevolent expression or hideously fantastic features to instill fear in the enemy.
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Masks have long been used in military connections.
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They wore grimacing, twisted masks, often with long wigs of horsehair.
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