Pickers have to tie their hair back, wash their hands continually, remove all earrings and piercings.

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Mr. McNamee wears his hair long, and favors tie-dye and Hawaiian shirts on stage.

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Jacket and tie were no longer mandatory, hair could be as long as we dared, and seventh and eighth graders were no longer known as first and second formers.

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Eric Rodenbeck (who sported a striped tie and natty hat, plus facial hair) is aiming to make mapping a richer, more explorative experience.

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Al Davis, owner of the Oakland Raiders, approached the lectern at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio last month in his trademark black suit and silver tie, his slicked-back black hair fully silver at the temples.

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Also on tap at the Armory are a black-tie dinner (a famous quarterback also known for his good hair and beautiful wife will attend) and a Hodinkee-hosted invite-only party for collectors and enthusiasts.

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Cut to four years later and Batista, 41, is sitting in the lobby of the InterContinental Hotel in New York City looking through a presentation, in English, his dark hair combed back and wearing an expensive suit, a tightly knotted red tie and dress leather shoes.

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In the middle, a white man with gray hair and a mustache, wearing a blue suit, white shirt and rep tie, stands with his hands in his pants pockets and looks pensive.

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That left him in a tie for seventh with the best of the Americans, Sean O'Hair and Nick Watney, on six-under.

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McMullan cuts exactly the figure that one would hope: the stained white suit, the tie askew, the despairing beard, the eruptive complexion, and the hair that no comb would dare engage.

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