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In conventional high-heeled shoes, the heel is much higher than the rest of the shoe, causing the wearer to place their foot at an Angle.

So when the crash came a year ago, it seemed wholly appropriate that the well-heeled, high-collared MBAs clutching their belongings came out first from Canary Wharf.

In February 2008, Lawrence King, an eighth-grader from Oxnard, Calif., who occasionally wore high-heeled boots and makeup, was shot to death in class by another student.

Recently my journalistic career brought me in contact with a man who, when I first met him, seemed to be the very embodiment of a charming and well-heeled gentleman.

The boat heeled the strong wind.

He'll probably wind up being very well-heeled.

He quietly heeled over the passage into the kitchen.

The room was quiet except for Granny's thick-heeled lace-up shoes clicking across the worn linoleum floor.

She coursed, coiffed and high-heeled, through rooms filled with marble coffee tables, gilt-framed armoires and fields of Persian carpets.

And the centerpiece of the program is now the TED Prize - an invention of Mr. Anderson's that is designed to motivate the conference's well-heeled audience to do something socially useful.

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Li sports short black shorts over black tights, working the pedal of her sewing machine with high-heeled boots trimmed with faux fur.

He heeled me, so I didn't say.

Perched on a cannon with one knee crossed over the other, she smiled in a sweater, thigh-high, stiletto-heeled leather boots, and a micro-skirt which rode up her buttocks.

On Friday, a well-heeled crowd browsed the spacious interior while sampling Champagne and pastries.