She clutches and smells the white coat the Duke leaves on his apartment floor.
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She sure got a lot of attention backstage, with little girls petting her white coat and nuzzling her muzzle.
But while the white coat may have had its day, for those keen on a uniform all may not be lost.
Reluctant to talk dollars and cents with someone in a white coat?
This time round, in the constituency of Wyre Forest, just to the south-west of Birmingham, it is a man in a white coat.
The demonstrator said a man in a white coat later carried out a 'virginity check' on her and she was threatened with prostitution charges.
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Though not a doctor or a nurse, she wore a white coat and told him that he was indeed suffering from lead and mercury poisoning.
One doctor wrote to the BBC News website complaining that the problem was not the white coat per se, "but the inability to provide clean ones".
But Dr Panja admits that while it can be seen as being a barrier to communication, some patients like to see the person treating them in a white coat.
The white coat whom Match.com recruited for this new counter-venture was a biological anthropologist named Helen Fisher, a research professor at Rutgers and a renowned scholar of human attraction and attachment.
After Hurricane Katrina forced it to close in 2005, the hotel reopened in 2009, completely renovated with a long walnut bar, elegant tile floor and white coat-wearing wait staff, nodding to the former opulence of old New Orleans.
And a study carried out in Scotland in the early 1990s found male GPs wearing a suit and tie and female doctors wearing a white coat who were most favoured, especially among older and richer patients.
His wife, seated in the third row wearing an off-white trench coat, stared ahead.
She envisioned herself wearing a white lab coat, handily diagnosing illnesses, ordering tests, and writing prescriptions.
Prozac, in its white gelatin coat, has been lightening up dark moods since its introduction in 1988.
He wears a white hospital coat and talks about drips and ventilator settings, like any other critical-care specialist.
As the boats pull up to the dock, an Asian man wearing a yellow-and-white rain coat crouches on a knoll, staring out at the boats.
Then See's manufacturing manager Steve Powell got Buffett to autograph his white uniform coat, demonstrating that employees are nearly as excited about meeting Buffett as shareholders.
Unneeded surgery "is an enormous scandal, white-coat crime as far as I am concerned, and it is just being ignored, " says Charles Inlander of the consumer group People's Medical Society.
Other items in the Heritage sale include Crick's endorsed Nobel Prize check in the amount of 85, 739, 88 Swedish krona, dated Dec. 10, 1962, and a white lab coat complete with stains and wear.
The 140-pound mop of a white, corded coat will walk the Westminster ring on Tuesday morning, guided by expert handler Ernesto Lara.
It also reported that as recently as this summer the word was still faintly visible under a coat of white paint.
Ms. Azario offers clients a demi-couture service in which they can choose their own trims (in a block color or embroidery) on a base coat of white.
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Construction workers push carts on rail tracks, left over from mining days, through seemingly endless tunnels carved through metamorphic rock, while scientists head straight to their lab spaces, spotless and chilly in their fresh coat of white paint.
He was dressed in a white sherwani, a traditional South Asian coat-like garment.
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