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language Ruffles (potato chips), a
brand of
potato chips Ruffles and flourishes, a
fanfare for
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drums and
bugles Ruffle Bar, an...
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introduced in 1995, it was
branded “
Ruffles Lays”,
though it
would be
renamed to
Ruffles in the late 1990s.[citation needed]
Ruffles are
produced in a
variety of...
- Four
ruffles and
flourishes pla****
before "Hail Columbia" U.S.
military band
playing ruffles and
flourishes being before a
performance of "Hail Columbia"...
- as a form of trimming.
Ruffles can be made from a
single layer of
fabric (which may need a hem) or a
doubled layer.
Plain ruffles are
usually cut on the...
- are
resurrected by
Ruffles emulator". SlashGear.
August 26, 2019.
Retrieved December 25, 2021. Krill, Paul (August 22, 2019). "
Ruffle project hopes to resurrect...
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Company News | Reuters.com
Philip Ruffles:
Executive Profile &
Biography - Businessw****[dead link] "Philip
Ruffles". royalsociety.org.
Retrieved 3 November...
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purple leaf
basil is
characterized by its deep
ruffles and
decorative serrated leaf margins. "Purple
Ruffles Basil". Veseys.
Retrieved 2007-01-05. Norman...
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Crisps Natural Cheetos Natural Lay's
Natural Ruffles Natural Tostitos Nut
Harvest Nuts Rold Gold
Pretzels Ruffles Potato Chips Sabritones Puffed Wheat Snacks...
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different names during dark matches,
Joshua Kingsley on
August 11 and Lord
Ruffles on
August 23,
losing both
matches against Zack Ryder. On the
November 17...
- cheese-flavored snacks,
Doritos and
Tostitos tortilla chips, Lay's and
Ruffles potato chips, Rold Gold pretzels, and
Walkers potato crisps (in the UK...