Oatmeal's filling force comes from its high fiber content and its uncanny ability to soak up liquid like a sponge.
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We'll improve their ability to soak up nitrogen, helping us to limit the harmful nitrates in our streams and lakes.
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May's ability to soak up political punishment and plow on regardless won her admiration, even from some of her many critics.
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Her ability to soak up political punishment and survive is an acute frustration to Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party.
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For now it appears that Europe's ability to soak up excess LNG is preventing prices from slipping further, while Asia looks weak overall.
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That means pressure for more land is causing more carbon dioxide emissions and degrading nature's ability to soak up carbon, leading to more warming.
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That final showcased the Russian's dexterous game to the full, combining an incredible ability to soak up punishment before counter-attacking with searing power.
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Overwhelmed by Pliskova's power in the second set, Halep regained the momentum in the decider, frustrating her second-seeded opponent with her ability to soak up punishment.
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The International Energy Agency reported on Tuesday that oil supply continues to exceed demand, placing an "enormous strain" on the the industry's ability to soak up the excess and putting greater pressure on prices.
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It was hard to blame him though, as playing 58th-ranked Chung must have felt like slamming your head into a brick wall — such is his court coverage and ability to soak up punishment.
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It's these experiences, combined with Blackman's natural, charismatic ability to soak up both characters and culture that's arguably led to the formation of an artist, and an EP, which are perpetually hard to pin down yet brilliant.
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Talc is often used for its ability to soak up moisture and provide matte and opaque finishes, which makes it a common ingredient in several cosmetic products such as blush, face powder, eye shadow and the aforementioned body powders.
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The episodes don't try to compete with what Mr. Zicherman calls the "food porn" of reality TV. But since taste is central to Tess's awakening, the camera lingers seductively on an oyster or a glass of wine and then shows how that bite or that sip affects Tess, played here by Ella Purnell, an expressive British ingénue with the eyes-to-face ratio usually found in a giant squid and a seeming ability to soak up the whole world.
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Adults can range far from wetlands because of their ability to soak up water from tiny puddles or moist areas. They lay eggs in shallow, sun-warmed water, such as ponds, lake edges, slow streams, and river backwaters.
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The suspension was fixed and improved, but sacrificed the smooth ride from the before model and the ability to soak up the bumps. In 2001 the Leganza gained leather upholstery, woodgrain trim, and an electric driver's seat. This was called the "Limited Edition". In 2002 the Nubira gained a leather interior, woodgrain, anti-theft alarm, alloy wheels and remote locking; this too was considered the "Limited Edition".
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Crab bee hoon () is a Singaporean rice vermicelli dish with whole mud crab served in a claypot and spiced milky broth. Bee Hoon or rice noodle has the ability to soak up the stock from any dish and that’s the reason it is so popular among the locals. There’s also a dry version, where thinner rice noodles are tossed in a hot wok before stewing in a broth until every strand is permeated with similar sweetness.
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Different types of methods were used in the cleanup of the oil spill, two of which included workers loading kelp covered in oil into trucks and vacuuming up pools of oil with specially designed vacuums. In addition, booms were used to keep the oil from entering Cape Town Harbor. South African company Bio-Matrix was contracted to help clean up the oil slick that was polluting the penguins' habitats. The company used a Canadian product, also called Bio-Matrix, made of sphagnum moss properties, which are notable for their natural ability to soak up oil.
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The French diplomat Jean Nicot used a tobacco poultice as an analgesic, and Nicolás Monardes advocated tobacco as a treatment for a long list of diseases, such as cancer, headaches, respiratory problems, stomach cramps, gout, intestinal worms and female diseases. Contemporaneous medical science placed much weight on humorism, and for a short period tobacco became a panacea. Its use was mentioned in pharmacopoeia as a tool against cold and somnolence brought on by particular medical afflictions, its effectiveness being explained by its ability to soak up moisture, to warm parts of the body, and to therefore maintain the equilibrium so important to a healthy person. In an attempt to discourage disease tobacco was also used to fumigate buildings.
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