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Devon Katzev, CEO/President of Straight Arrow Products, Inc.[R] joins the show on location at the kid-friendly Cowlicks Salon in Coconut Creek, Fla.

She writes of the people with whom she works, eats, and rests: "Some of us have known each other for years, since the days of pimples and cowlicks. Every year we bumble into each other's lives.

Narrow plates allow for precision styling, such as out cowlicks, kinks and fringes.

Narrow plates allow for precision styling, such as smoothing out cowlicks, kinks and fringes.

Narrow plates allow for precision styling, such as smoothing out cowlicks, kinks and fringes, and for straightening right from the root.

My dad's blond hair was a mess of cowlicks and bangs that fell into his eyes, but relatively speaking, he was the most neat and trim of all the grownups in his khaki shorts and button-down shirt.

Cardinals and blue jays also have crests, but no one knows whether those feathered cowlicks arise thanks to changes in the same gene as in pigeons.

A brush can also be useful in getting rid of cowlicks, burs, mud clots, dried blood and such.

The grass is dead, Soviet military brown curling in brittle cowlicks. She takes a deep drag on her cigarette, exhales.

Our hair-splitting analysts noted Sizemore's cowlicks as evidence of some "frightening incongruities." We interviewed Kitzhaber's Eugene hairdresser, Diana Drake, about the specific fortunes of our incumbent head of state.

The well-known car mechanic was a short young man with a wiry build, a Mediterranean complexion, and dark hair with cowlicks protruding in different directions, giving him the constant appearance of someone who has just gotten out of bed.

Every fall, 20,000-plus eighth graders with cowlicks or ponytails and an abnormal share of pocket protectors take the most important test of their lives--the Stuyvesant exam.