Problem: Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Abraham was arrested late Monday, accused of obstructing police and firefighters at the scene of an attempted suicide. He is the second player from the Atlanta football team to be arrested in a week. Running back Michael Turner was booked for driving under the influence on September 18. Abraham entered an area responders had cordoned off with crime scene tape, while trying to talk down a woman who was threatening to jump from a floor of a high-rise hotel, said Atlanta Police spokesman John Chafee. A firefighter ordered the football player repeatedly to leave the scene, Chafee said. But Abraham refused, even when police intervened. "He again refused and insisted on continuing further into the scene," Chafee said. "Officers then took Mr. Abraham into custody." He was charged at the county jail with two misdemeanor counts of obstruction. Abraham's relationship with the woman, if any, was not immediately clear. According to CNN affiliate WSB, the woman did not jump and was taken to a local hospital. The Atlanta Falcons issued a statement saying it was aware of the incident but declined to comment.
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Answer: Falcons defensive end refused to leave a taped off area. John Abraham is the second Falcons player arrested in a week. Abraham was charged with two misdemeanor counts of obstruction.

Problem: Fashion trends come and go, and there are several that we’re thankful do indeed go. But one of these, a wardrobe staple of the 1970s, is apparently making a comeback:  the dungaree. A revival led by celebrities including Alexa Chung and Kerry Katona has led to a surge in sales of the bib-and-brace overall, which was last popular in the early 1990s. Celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan and Heidi Klum have been spotted wearing dungarees leading to a sales surge of the garment in High Street stores. Selena Gomaz strolled to a Los Angeles studio last Friday in a pair of baggy dungarees that also boasted some definite side skin action. Online fashion retailer ASOS.com said dungarees – updated for the 21st century – are proving a hit this season. Head of womenswear Rachel Morgans. said: ‘All dungarees are performing well, from soft, tailored, jersey. styles through to casual denims. Luxury fabrics and adaptations in shape. have made them a fashion statement.’. Designer Stella McCartney has created. a flared set and a shorts set for this season, both of which are said. to be almost sold out. Teen stars are also embracing the trend with singer Pixie Lott and Disney star, and Justin Beiber's on-off girlfriend Selena Gomez both wearing denim dungarees recently. Miss Chung, who has been spotted in. short and long dungarees, said recently: ‘You should have fun with. fashion. I like to wear dungarees.’ Pixie Lott paired her roll-up dungarees  with stylish red leather brogues and square handbag when she saw Rihanna at her gig in Kentish town during her 777 tour. Setting a trend: Alexa Chung has said people should have fun with fashion and that she 'liked' to wear dungarees. Back in Fashion: Alexa Chung has led a revival of dunagrees. But, as with the recent onesie craze,. not everyone is a fan. Mail columnist Amanda Platell said dungarees are. ‘the most hideous fashion item short of culottes ever to walk the. streets’ Once. predominantly worn as a practical item of clothing for mechanics,. farmers and construction workers, who appreciated the loose fit and deep. pockets, the dungaree made a brief comeback in the early 1990s when. they were worn by Jennifer Aniston and Kylie Minogue. The word ‘dungaree’ comes from the name for a coarse cloth made in the remote Indian village of Dongri. Dungarees were once predominantly worn as a practical item of clothing for mechanics, farmers and construction workers. DOs. - Try shorts for summer worn with a Breton top and espadrilles for classic beach styling. - OR, add a tailored blazer for a look that will work at night, too. - Whether you’re wearing dungarees or their more feminine cousin, the pinafore, update the look with a smart heel. - You can’t go wrong with a classic, full-length style. Everyone from Alexa Chung to Alessandra Ambrosio is wearing them long. Add a ¾ sleeve top, cuff the hems and wear with statement heels for a more modern style. DON’Ts. - Avoid wearing long dungarees with lace-up boots; you’ll end up looking more 90s than now. - Denim is clearly the way to go here. Velvet and loose fabrics can wind up looking like a sack. - Stay away from belting short or long denim. It looks a bit frumpy. By Dana Karlson, Fashion Editor at GlamourMagazine.co.uk.

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The all-in-one outfit is making an unlikely comeback on the High Street. The revival has been led by celebrities including Alexa Chung. Fashion designers are reporting a surge in sales for dungarees in 2013.