Beekeepers, meantime, are shaking out their white cotton coveralls, netted veils and gauntlet-style gloves.

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Visitors have to wash their hands and suit up in boots and coveralls supplied by the farm.

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Transported in a van to the mine, we were given coveralls, boots, helmets, a light and oxygen.

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They were dressed in blue coveralls and red sandals to distinguish them from the other suspects being brought to court.

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Dressed in white coveralls and wearing a crash helmet, Gary Le Fever, 70, sat gripping the wheel of his 1921 Model T speedster.

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Kellogg also says FEMA didn't supply equipment--rubber gloves, boots and coveralls--to protect rescue workers as they washed down animals soaked in dirty floodwaters.

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It depicts a sailor shaking hands with two industrial workers - a man in coveralls and a woman with a white apron and hair covering.

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Big black bags holding 250 pounds of dirty coveralls and uniforms are dumped from a rail system overhead into 450-pound steel washers big enough to scrub a small rhino.

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The yell tradition was born during a 1907 football drubbing, when male students donned janitors' coveralls and began leading chants to entertain bored students from a nearby women's college.

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In a popular series of art works, Canadian Edward Burtynsky drew attention to Dehui's vast chicken-production facilities in photographs showing uncountable thousands of poultry workers in a single room, all wearing pink coveralls and blue aprons.

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