The Crooked Man absorbed Walter in the same way he absorbed Mark.
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And thinking that at some point you will be absorbed in that, and it's being absorbed in us right now.
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Ms. Garanca's Octavian, looking as if he had absorbed a body blow, delivered a teary-eyed, bewildered yet self-absorbed response.
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Calcium carbonate is absorbed most efficiently with food, for instance, while calcium citrate is absorbed equally well with or without food.
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"Coffee at the end of a big fatty meal decreases the amount of fat that's absorbed and decreases the amount of sugar that's absorbed," says Arnot.
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They decide what gets absorbed into the bloodstream, and can be choosy (for example, they can neutralize viruses and bacteria that would be harmful if absorbed).
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Vitamin B12, for example, is absorbed in the small intestine, but if it's released as soon as you pop a pill, only about 56 percent is absorbed.
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Well, I would say that ... I mean, it's nothing new, but a lot of people have absorbed ... A lot of world leaders and governments have absorbed the Trump factor.
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" The Florida Project" absorbed us in its bittersweet harmonium.
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Entire communities absorbed the consequences — mass joblessness, bankruptcies, depression.
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Scientists know that about 50 percent of human-made emissions stay in the atmosphere, about 25 percent is absorbed by the ocean, and the remaining 25 percent is absorbed by land vegetation.
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Let's recall the names of companies that are no longer around but once were iconic American institutions: Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, Wachovia (absorbed by Wells Fargo) and Washington Mutual (absorbed by J.P. Morgan).
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The more light is absorbed, the warmer global systems become.
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They've absorbed it, and it's a part of them now.
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They absorbed information, processed it, and then acted upon it.
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But it could have already absorbed into her body idk.
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It can be absorbed through the skin, inhaled or eaten.
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Gradually, though, she absorbed a different attitude toward organized labor.
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It's absorbed mostly by the thyroid gland, destroying those cells.
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It can be inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through the skin.
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Mr. Kanda absorbed the blows and steamed forward like Godzilla.
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German firms have absorbed rising wage costs without increasing prices.
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That's a lot of dioxin absorbed directly through the vagina.
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Its political system has absorbed the populist assault of Podemos.
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"The sugar in the liquid is absorbed faster," she said.
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And I sometimes get lost — absorbed — in drawing or painting.
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So a great deal of the nutrients are not absorbed.
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Both candidates absorbed stinging setbacks when they lost South Carolina.
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With these vaginal suppositories, "[CBD] is absorbed systemically," she says.
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The block absorbed the scene in a state of shock.
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Pathogens from water can be absorbed by a plant's roots.
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This allows more nutrients to be absorbed by the skin.
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Nuts are untraceable and are quickly absorbed into the market.
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I watch movies I've already absorbed get disintegrated and reassembled.
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Markets have absorbed the shutdown drama over the past week.
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Other toxic materials, like asbestos, get absorbed into the sand.
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Obama said Mateen had "absorbed" some of the group's propaganda.
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Each criticism was a stinging blow that Watson stoically absorbed.
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Lycopene from watermelon is also easily absorbed into the body.
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The Washington political class is totally absorbed in Mueller drama.
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During ads, the hosts are often absorbed with their smartphones.
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But Ross had clearly absorbed the idea of an ornament.
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Informal workers need to be absorbed into safe, licensed operations.
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It can be absorbed through the skin and the eyes.
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Remarkably enough, Barré's resistance to being absorbed by others persists.
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Republicans, more than Democrats, appear to have absorbed this lesson.
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So sunlight comes to Earth and is absorbed by Earth.
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"Vitamins are primarily absorbed in the small intestine," Kirkland explained.
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The company was absorbed by Tru Kids Brands in February.
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In South America, it absorbed chocolate and dulce de leche.
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But his parents, absorbed with their own troubles, were not.
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The younger man quickly became absorbed in his borrowed pages.
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There's nothing like being completely absorbed into a percussive trance.
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The Serbian enclave was later absorbed into the former Yugoslavia.
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Yet Standing Rock is being absorbed, just as Occupy was.
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It's entirely possible that the amounts absorbed are completely safe.
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Molly is gradually being absorbed into the church over time.
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The healthy food movement has been absorbed into the mainstream.
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Dividends absorbed just under half of profits in both periods.
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And the energy that is absorbed breaks the chemical bonds.
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On the ground, a carpet of moss absorbed all sound.
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Shock rippled through the room as the family absorbed it.
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Every single day I'm working, I'm absorbed in other people.
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Like a dry sponge, the new regime absorbed them all.
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Many of its aircraft were absorbed by bigger rival Lufthansa .
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For example, what form of vitamin C is best absorbed?
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At St. Mark's I absorbed all the education I could.
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They have absorbed skills that haven't been taught in school.
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Once at the piano, he slowed down and became absorbed.
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And it wasn't just making art that absorbed his energy.
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That means less rainfall is absorbed and more runs off.
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During this time, she undoubtedly saw and absorbed a lot.
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Not at TOC, where she sits quietly, absorbed by her task.
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It can be absorbed through the skin, you can breathe it.
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That's approximately twice the amount absorbed by all the planet's oceans.
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Because she is so self-absorbed she loves to see herself.
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It absorbed post-communist states into the family of liberal democracies.
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The Molam players absorbed these sounds and were intrigued by them.
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Everything consumed, everything absorbed, everything recycled into something, somewhere breathtakingly new.
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"I got absorbed into them and who they were," Crow said.
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It will either be absorbed by the consumer or the airline.
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An astute child, Kucherov spoke little but absorbed a great deal.
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There she absorbed all she could of old and new art.
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Grains of it can be absorbed through the skin or inhaled.
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I absorbed as much information from the outside world as possible.
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Zidane absorbed the maelstrom through precision, while Senna projected invincible grace.
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Eventually, this nihilism was absorbed into certain parts of the mainstream.
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Kubrick, a hyperfocused student, absorbed more lessons than he let on.
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" But he worries Elizabeth has "totally been absorbed by [Cummins'] delusions.
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It wasn't greasy at all and absorbed quickly into my skin.
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Laura Carmichael is convincing as the capricious and self-absorbed mistress.
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One energy-rich molecule that is not absorbed, though, is methane.
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Will it get absorbed into a Google or a larger bank?
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Stir often, cooking until most of the liquid has been absorbed.
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It pains me to think to how self-absorbed I was.
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On the fly, meanwhile, Shore absorbed Pop, minimalist, and conceptualist aesthetics.
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Standing my ground, I absorbed Hal's weight on the tightening rope.
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Every word is absorbed on the streets of the Middle East.
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"I watched and absorbed without realizing what it was," Granderson said.
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Use your own words to show that you've absorbed the information.
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What little is absorbed is then rapidly eliminated by the liver.
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The A's (212-23) absorbed their sixth loss in seven games.
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At the time, that album sounded etiolated, absorbed in fluttering ethereality.
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Only then can the vitamin be absorbed by the small intestine.
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In his shame, Irfan seems to have absorbed the imam's sectarianism.
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Over time, the native population absorbed many of the colonizers' customs.
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She's actually tedious and self-absorbed and way too into Instagram.
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But that surplus is now being rapidly absorbed, Mr. Kavcic said.
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Eden absorbed Managed by Q's clients and providers in the acquisition.
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Let your noodles bathe until they've absorbed most of the liquid.
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I was moved by how she absorbed and translated that pain.
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Like self-absorbed children who don't understand how the world works.
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The party's traditional leaders absorbed one blow after another last week.
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His critics called them self-absorbed confabulations, fiction presented as fact.
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But I couldn't have absorbed much more scintillation just then anyway.
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Children absorbed it through their mother's embrace or their father's anger.
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But just be glad he seems to have absorbed the lesson.
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Or maybe precisely because it's absorbed into a larger, collective entity.
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Sidewalks were not an obstacle course around people absorbed by smartphones.
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Vaughan absorbed their innovations, adding to them her uncommonly beautiful sound.
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The rest of the deficit is being absorbed through budget cuts.
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The drug can be absorbed through the skin or accidentally inhaled.
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Ted Budd, whose redrawn districts absorbed some of his old seat.
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Among the lessons he absorbed: work ethic, integrity, I hate retail.
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Cost of Doing Business Ivanka Trump's business just absorbed some blows.
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Stocks have absorbed Fed rate hikes, including two more this year.
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Their parts or people were absorbed by their betters and biggers.
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Children absorbed it through their mother's embrace or their father's anger.
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The Nuggets (35-282) absorbed their first loss of the season.
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At the quiet end, Sam Altman was absorbed in private calculations.
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The Republic of Talossa was absorbed back into Talossa in 2012.
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"We were taught that women were self-absorbed, narcissistic," she said.
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Typically, glutathione as a supplement is broken down by the gut and it does not get absorbed well — but the building blocks in these two supplements are more readily absorbed and efficiently used by the body.
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It's formidable: it knows everything that anyone who was absorbed into it.
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He absorbed these into his practice to develop his signature Prairie Style.
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Zuckerberg made like a sponge and absorbed all this fine-grained flak.
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And Russia has absorbed Crimea after it forcibly seized it from Ukraine.
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It was absorbed into the maw of Google+, the beleaguered social service.
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Meanwhile, the market also absorbed the latest Federal Reserve moves on Wednesday.
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Munch absorbed avant-garde styles but never became an avant-garde artist.
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In the film, Union played Chastity Church, the self-absorbed best friend.
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They absorbed the pain, processed defeat and prepared for the next game.
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This is a fight against being integrated into and absorbed by China.
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I simply absorbed my mom's guidance and stocked my pantry with Pampers.
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Spasers so absorbed can be employed for two purposes: diagnosis and destruction.
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They eventually disappeared, perhaps absorbed into another population that later inhabited Alaska.
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Money-market funds absorbed $19.8 billion in the seven days through Oct.
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I kept getting absorbed by the inner workings of my own body.
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"Anything around that [iron object] gets absorbed into its presence," Milburn added.
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Its disadvantage is that it is not so readily absorbed into cells.
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Wilhelm apologizes again and stops listening to me, absorbed by her earpiece.
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The teens appear doggedly absorbed in their work, despite the chaotic atmosphere.
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" "If it was so well-absorbed through skin, people wouldn't inject it.
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Between 2000 and 2015 its major urban areas absorbed 15m new residents.
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Cook and stir until water has absorbed, 6 to 7 minutes. 3.
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The birches set it off, showing they had absorbed the radioactive gas.
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Plenty of pain has been absorbed at the single-stock level already.
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This leaves it lighter and more sumptuously absorbed by the white rice.
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When carbon dioxide gets absorbed by oceans, it dissolves into carbonic acid.
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It's not that Ms. DeLappe's characters are absorbed into a bloblike collective.
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Are we too self-absorbed, complacent and poorly informed to attempt this?
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DeepMind's health division, which Suleyman spearheaded, was absorbed by Google last year.
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But he said he demurred for fear of looking too self-absorbed.
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It absorbed one of the insurance industry's single biggest hits from hurricanes.
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Already saturated ground makes it hard for extra water to be absorbed.
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I am not absorbed in anything other than desperation at my inability.
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Instead, they'll be absorbed by hospitals, community health centers, and individual doctors.
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Gorham absorbed not only styles to make their products, but also techniques.
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There were no distractions, and she absorbed every frame in full attention.
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But here, he's the one being absorbed, the object, not the subject.
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We spent hours absorbed in the Pokémon game on Game Boy Color.
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They've absorbed the message: They're outperforming boys in school at every level.
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When self-absorbed people are caught in a growing scandal, they overreach.
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The less ice, the more solar radiation is absorbed into the ocean.
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That means much of the cost initially is absorbed by faceless corporations.
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Even if you don't know the details, you've probably absorbed the gist.
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Rewatching it now, she is surprised at the actual lessons she'd absorbed.
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Light is reflected and absorbed by clouds, air, oceans, ice and land.
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The reality is that we're all self-absorbed to a certain extent.
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The central bank's intervention was absorbed with relative calm by financial markets.
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They were all self-absorbed, there was a lot of human sacrifice.
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Haymakers, kicks and punches are landed, absorbed and countered with equal ferocity.
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So I learned and absorbed this as a research assistant years ago.
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That has absorbed some of the impact of tariffs on Chinese exporters.
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Its prices didn't change, however; Apple and its suppliers absorbed the difference.
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The Diamondbacks absorbed their fourth straight loss following an 11-1 run.
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We can be sanguine or gloomy, solicitous of others or self-absorbed.
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They were in middle school, high school, absorbed in their own thing.
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Which would suggest they haven't absorbed the lesson of Mr. Stoppard's play.
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Instead, the children absorbed a mix of pragmatic calculation and logical reasoning.
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There's a subconscious aspect to artists' output, basically regurgitating what we've absorbed.
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Between 2000 and 23, the seas absorbed roughly 2000,000,000,000,000,000,000,33 joules of energy.
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The molecules absorbed the energy from the light to propel them forward.
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As heat is absorbed from the atmosphere, it doesn't spread out evenly.
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Rather, they are absorbed by the economic challenges of their daily lives.
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Rather, it is absorbed into veins in the mouth, pharynx and esophagus.
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All of this pollution had been absorbed by 14th Street for years.
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More important, television has now fully absorbed the lessons of Richard Nixon.
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The markets absorbed imposition of the tariffs calmly, with stocks edging higher.
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As world markets absorbed the result, investors soured on Italian banking stocks.
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We absorbed your politics by osmosis, across the semipermeable membrane of celluloid.
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The Devils absorbed their fourth loss in five games (1-3-1).
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All 15 people from the start-up will be absorbed by Uber.
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"I am completely absorbed in combat life," one of them would say.
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The German city, population 65,000, has absorbed 900 refugees in a year.
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But America has absorbed worse than this into its story of progress.
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Ultraviolet and higher frequencies are mostly absorbed, as are the infrared frequencies.
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So rather than being absorbed in the small bowel, which is where most of your nutrients are absorbed, it travels down to the colon, where it's processed by bacteria there, and they produce a lot of extra gas.
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The story of Jumanji, first told in a 1981 children's book and then in a 1995 film, has remarkable staying power for its very simple concept: What if the board game you get totally absorbed in literally absorbed you?
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Based on that data, the FDA's scientists have created a model that basically uses the level of drug absorption in the blood from one drug (the widely absorbed one) to predict how the other drug (absorbed locally) is working.
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Muons are only partially absorbed by solid objects, and can thus penetrate stone.
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And a CBD cream or lotion would be absorbed topically through your skin.
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MX would be absorbed by Banorte in the deal, the two lenders said.
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"You two would have the most self-absorbed baby," gushes Ana (Francia Rasa).
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He had consumed many anti-Semitic beliefs and absorbed much white-nationalist ideology.
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Other substances are too easily absorbed by the body, particularly drugs like alcohol.
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Or do you think it eventually gets absorbed into whatever borg acquires it?
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An odorless chemical, it can be inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through the skin.
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They switched to one company only to see it get absorbed by another.
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Instead, the boomers turned out to be remarkably self-absorbed, cynical and materialistic.
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Today, about 22019 percent of human-generated CO2412 is absorbed into the seas.
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His teachings focus on finding your true self, and Theresa absorbed his homilies.
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Padgett seems to have absorbed that precision without sounding like anyone but himself.
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But about 22010 percent of that extra heat is absorbed by the oceans.
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E-cigarette liquids typically contain nicotine, which is absorbed rapidly through human skin.
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Less than a year after the Panama invasion, another foreign crisis absorbed Bush.
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Tabletop Forge was eventually absorbed by Roll20, the most popular online RPG client.
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Kim Kardashian West is self-absorbed — and she isn't afraid to admit it.
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Any exposure above the cap is absorbed by Zurich, acting like a reinsurer.
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When the aerial is earthed, part of the carrier wave will be absorbed.
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The particles can penetrate hundreds of yards (meters) into stone before being absorbed.
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As soon as they have absorbed most of the sauce, stop stirring. 4.
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It was mythologized, absorbed and adored by both the public and the prosecution.
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As Joe, Oxenbould is a great foil for his narcissistic, self-absorbed parents.
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In Haiti, which absorbed the brunt of Matthew, hundreds of people were killed.
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Every headshot Newton absorbed on Thursday bore that problem out into the light.
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"The concern is whether all the new supply can be absorbed," Miller said.
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In part, they'd simply absorbed anxiety from the grownups around them, I figured.
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When you've absorbed the information, click Ask Another Question for a new fact.
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All told, military wages and pensions absorbed half of all Rome's tax revenues.
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Two decades ago Greece comfortably absorbed almost 1m economic migrants from the Balkans.
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Most of the cuts will be absorbed through attrition and retirement, he said.
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They know they're self-absorbed, but think they have a right to be.
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CNova's French unit CDiscount would be absorbed by Casino's French business, while Nova.
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Facebook says the technology that powers Notify will be absorbed into other products.
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I wouldn't say that I was adopted as much as I was absorbed.
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The next few days should indicate whether Mr Assad has absorbed this reality.
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I guess I just read a lot, and I had absorbed a lot.
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The value of the British pound plummeted as financial markets absorbed the news.
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He absorbed radical politics and initially set his sights on becoming a lawyer.
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These photons are often absorbed by the asteroid, causing it to heat up.
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" They are absorbed in solitary contemplation in Paul Wolff's "Florence, on the Arno.
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He didn't win but forever absorbed the brand of "maverick" in the process.
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Some of the day-to-day functions were absorbed by BP's London headquarters.
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Scott is too self-absorbed to realize that he cheated on both women.
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A boy and girl are crouched on the pavement absorbed in a game.
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The style of movement from the '70s is very much an absorbed technique.
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"Hamas absorbed a powerful blow," an Israeli official said earlier in the afternoon.
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It absorbed everything and was cleared away with the sweep of a mop.
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Methyl mercury is absorbed more easily by living things than inorganic mercury is.
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They'll just be absorbed by workers who, until now, have been largely invisible.
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Tru Kids absorbed the company in February with plans to resurrect the brand.
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But I quickly absorbed a message that I must not take Calder seriously.
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I haven't absorbed every minute of the album — 44 songs is a lot.
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Chinese iPhone factory workers utterly absorbed into their smartphones during a noodle break.
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Cook until the rice has absorbed all the water (approximately 18-20 minutes).
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The emerging scandal absorbed the administration not long after Nixon's second term began.
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Nutrients are absorbed from a controlled-released fertilizer also housed in the pillow.
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That Baldessari thing has been fully absorbed to the point where it's understood.
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What will happen when #MeToo falls into the digital chasm that absorbed #YesAllWomen?
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The criminal trial had absorbed the nation and inflamed racial tensions for months.
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Over the years, a lot of companies folded, merged, or absorbed one another.
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By now, well over year later, the silhouette has been accepted, scrutinized, absorbed.
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They have absorbed a potential constitutional crisis and the threat of social unrest.
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Content farms were eventually absorbed into the platforms that allowed them to grow.
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He was evidently eager to make sure his subjects absorbed the powerful message.
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Europe has absorbed Mr. Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs without too much damage.
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For days we had been absorbed into the life of this precious family.
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I got absorbed by it and started playing those tracks all day long.
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Beethoven absorbed that as a child and he had to answer to that.
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Getting there and back by private bus absorbed more than half her pay.
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He's absorbed an enormous amount of knowledge about student psychology and math education.
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Ava has absorbed the darker vision of humanity's future proposed by Mr. Harari.
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Later, James drove to the hoop, absorbed contact and scored on a layup.
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We didn't have to be formally taught; we simply absorbed words and concepts.
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"He was creative, and that's what fed him — he absorbed everything," Jeanine said.
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It would, instead, rewire itself to reflect patterns in the data it absorbed.
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Instead, he absorbed it as a boy and applies it as an adult.
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If the concentration increases, more of it is automatically absorbed by the plants.
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Surfing Islamic websites, she became absorbed by news of the war in Syria.
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After past wars, societies eventually absorbed the shocks and got back to business.
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And we watched as the city absorbed and adapted to its new neighbors.
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They faded into woods, or were absorbed by parks or other public lands.
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"So far, they are being absorbed at a surprisingly healthy rate," he said.
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"I think those accommodations can be easily absorbed into the draft," he said.
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It's absorbed all sorts of influences over time, and it's open to everyone.
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Also, less than 20 percent of an oral dose of CBD is absorbed.
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LHP Martin Perez (23-2) absorbed the loss Friday against the White Sox.
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Other costs have soared, notably the proportion of national income absorbed by finance.
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It was a neoliberal fantasy wrought of white guilt I had unknowingly absorbed.
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The feeling that's most important to me when reading is that I'm absorbed.
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In addition to Dickinson, Marcus absorbed lessons from fresco painting and Byzantine portraits.
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He's glibly self-absorbed; she's enraptured, possessed by a drive beyond her control.
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New arrivals have in the main been well absorbed into the larger society.
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We needed to because of the amount of casualties that were being absorbed.
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Marib's prewar population of just 22015,212 has absorbed nearly 1.5 million displaced Yemenis.
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So far, Mr. Vari has largely absorbed those costs, by accepting lower profits.
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Some is filtered out and eliminated, and some is absorbed into the bones.
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From childhood, Bill eagerly absorbed stories from his family and from western films.
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He's too absorbed in minutia for the album's whole to click into focus.
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Rather than looking at the drawing, I think we become absorbed in it.
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Epithelial cells act as a gateway for things to be absorbed or blocked.
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Generally, the enzymes in your gut would deactivate DMT before it's absorbed, however the vine aspect of ayahuasca inhibits normal digestive system functioning so that the chemicals can be absorbed by the body and travel through the blood brain barrier.
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Although chemicals applied to the skin are absorbed to a lesser degree than chemicals taken in by mouth or breathed in through the lungs, nevertheless chemicals are absorbed at low levels over long-term usage and as highlighted in the report.
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She's the most popular girl in school, and generally your average self-absorbed teenager.
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I absorbed these lessons, but they were filtered through a porous layer of antiquity.
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But it seems to be more easily absorbed by the body and longer-lasting.
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Apparently having absorbed criticism that competition regulators were not keeping pace with tech giants.
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GUILFOYLE: Oh, Greg, thank you for asking and being so absorbed with my life.
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You don't put the headphones on so much as you are absorbed into them.
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Add remaining stock, ¼ cup at a time, until liquid is absorbed after each addition.
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Ricardo Pinto (20-22021) absorbed the loss after allowing five runs in two innings.
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Over 90 percent of the accumulating heat on Earth gets absorbed by Earth's oceans.
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Do these people have any capacity of anything other than being incredibly self-absorbed?
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These neutral atoms then absorbed the bright ultraviolet light coming from the first stars.
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Harmon, now that Ganz told him as much, seems to have absorbed that lesson.
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The Ruhr cities absorbed waves of Polish, Italian, and Turkish laborers over the years.
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The rest either didn't show a change or absorbed the carbonated booze more slowly.
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In Europe, Britain's HBOS and Germany's Dresdner were absorbed, respectively, by Lloyds and Commerzbank.
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Bank of America absorbed Countrywide, another over-eager housing lender, and then Merrill Lynch.
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One one way or another, the cost from the tariffs has to be absorbed.
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But a few, who have absorbed shoddy science, have caused a lot of trouble.
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Florence, who had a total of five children, absorbed the brunt of Kim's anger.
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Makani, a firm recently absorbed by Alphabet, Google's parent company, has a different approach.
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This allows scientists to measure how much starlight is absorbed by a planet's atmosphere.
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Radio waves spread out quickly, and are also absorbed and scattered by interstellar dust.
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This was absorbed first into the Crown of Aragon and then that of Spain.
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Cover and reduce heat to low; simmer until water is absorbed, about 15 minutes.
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Giant pandas absorbed more than 65 percent of the cyanide present in the shoots.
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A GROUP of middle-aged men seated around a U-shaped table look absorbed.
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He absorbed the city's attitude and cultural quirks, and had trouble catching a cab.
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The app was acquired by Chinese company ByteDance in November 2017, which absorbed Musical.
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Since the AI trained by watching humans play, it has absorbed some human biases.
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They're connected through social media, and by and large they aren't as self-absorbed.
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The bacteria absorbed these compounds through their outer membrane, their version of our skin.
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The vehicle's suspension lets it cruise over rough roads and most bumps are absorbed.
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Higher costs are either passed through the supply chain or absorbed by end consumers.
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That means CHS has absorbed more uncompensated care than hospitals in Medicaid expansion states.
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The researchers performed biochemical analyses to find residual wine compounds the pottery had absorbed.
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Ventura (93-12) absorbed the loss, although he struck out eight in six innings.
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So these pollutants can bind to the surface of the plastic, and they're absorbed.
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Once the water is absorbed, fluff with a fork and serve or let cook.
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Nest absorbed Dropcam; it is now one of the best-known smart-home brands.
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Its walls are blank and bleached, and its inhabitants are cold and self-absorbed.
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The Turks arrived in historical times and absorbed most Kurds into the Ottoman Empire.
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For decades, the country has absorbed successive waves of people fleeing war and chaos.
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We felt refreshed and relieved to be absorbed in the rhythm of our steps.
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I think he's a shitty guy, he's self-absorbed, he's not a good person.
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He quickly absorbed the importance of the Industrial Revolution, and was inspired by it.
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One method is to look at the light emitted or absorbed from hydrogen atoms.
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Clinton's education platform, which has absorbed many of Mr. Sanders's ideas from the primaries.
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He's the perfect embodiment of the "Me" generation — loud, obnoxious, self-centered, self-absorbed.
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It can be ingested in drinking water or absorbed through cuts in the skin.
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This helped stabilized the slowdown, but much of the benefit has already been absorbed.
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But on national television, they absorbed insults over package design and the brand's name.
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My uncle was seated on a bench near the entrance, absorbed in his book.
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It would not be absorbed by the body and could cause some serious problems.
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So retailers have absorbed more than half the increase in their cost of goods.
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It is unclear how the 3 percent discount will be absorbed, leaving some skeptical.
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They absorbed a huge amount of information in a very short amount of time.
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It's about the general way Trump has behaved himself: volatile, self-absorbed, thin-skinned.
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Stocks on Wall Street skidded Thursday as drug companies and banks absorbed large losses.
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The difference was that the Romans, after the savagery was over, successfully absorbed populations.
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Since the alliance was formed, the Saudis have absorbed the bulk of the cuts.
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Growing up, Ms. Bailey absorbed Gullah-Geechee culture even as she watched it shrink.
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But Paris absorbs your sadness like it has absorbed hundreds of years of sadness.
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Instead, Mr. Wilmot, as the public face, absorbed all that on his client's behalf.
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She also has 120 active volunteers absorbed from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's blockbuster primary campaign.
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The drop would dissolve and be absorbed into the earth, like all of us.
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Few managers seem to become so absorbed in a game, so consumed by it.
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Yesterday's rice was seasoned through now, and the grains had absorbed the salt evenly.
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We would be absorbed in bliss forever and thereby deprived of any possible agency.
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Aren't these simply self-absorbed millennials taking another opportunity to talk endlessly about themselves?
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Ando is being absorbed by Uber Eats, the restaurant delivery app operated by Uber.
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Specific colors of light absorbed by the air provide fingerprints that identify specific molecules.
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Could this lovely but often self-absorbed soloist become an exemplar of classical style?
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"Maybe Neanderthals and Denisovans were absorbed into the modern human populations," said Dr. Paabo.
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O'Connor absorbed all of this and still turned the race into a nail-biter.
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The plunging pound has in some ways absorbed the fallout of the Brexit decision.
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Ms. Passerrello said that iron is more easily absorbed from animal sources than plants.
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It's as if the lights have gone down: absorbed and gripped, the skin prickles.
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"The lipids are absorbed into the fabric of the pot itself," Dunne told Ars.
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He ordered a glass of something deep and red that absorbed all the candlelight.
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And the ocean has already absorbed 93 percent of the heat that we've trapped.
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Its innovations and quirks have been too widely emulated, its oddities long since absorbed.
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When black schools were shuttered or absorbed, celebrated black principals were demoted or fired.
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It's quickly absorbed in the blood and metabolized quickly, according to the CRS report.
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For the first time in months I lost track of my surroundings, totally absorbed.
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Her friends with children gently encourage her but are absorbed in their own lives.
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And brands including Vetements and Balenciaga have absorbed merch aesthetics into meta-referential clothing.
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He and Mr. Green absorbed the shock together, then shared a quiet ride home.
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In the end, Microsoft paid billions in fines and settlements, and absorbed humbling lessons.
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Though Brexit is still regretted by many Europeans, its psychological shock has been absorbed.
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I was witness to their aspirations and foibles, spending weeks absorbed in their lives.
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Anthony, whatever his faults as a player, absorbed the team president's silliness with dignity.
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"Instead of being absorbed by the Christian world, we shall absorb them," he said.
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Even if it loses its individual integrity and is absorbed into a collective something.
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A great deal of what he later propounded, he absorbed from his time here.
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Then in 2006, Wind River, the developer of VxWorks, acquired Interpeak and absorbed IPnet.
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In the 2010 playoffs, Salo, then with Vancouver, absorbed a shot to his groin.
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The yards absorbed foreign technology, imported some key components and developed local know-how.
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She absorbed the shock, then applied to Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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These services have buffered and absorbed the risks and dislocations caused by capitalist innovation.
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Moody returned to Fox News in 85033 after Newscore was absorbed by Fox News.
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Anything over that level would mean that labor market "slack" is still being absorbed.
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Later, the diamond shapes were absorbed into stuttering, overlapping fields of gray or mauve.
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If the investment doesn't work out, losses can easily be absorbed, Kelly pointed out.
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The payment will not affect earnings and will be absorbed by the bank's capital.
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Arguably, the Industrial Revolution, having failed to destroy Christmas, eventually absorbed and expanded it.
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"He's from a younger generation that's absorbed ideas about democracy and freedom," he said.
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James Sorbello, 8, of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, became absorbed in trains through YouTube videos.
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Until he shows himself capable of human compassion, he'll remain a self-absorbed narcissist.
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When Behrakis wasn't absorbed in work, he was warm, funny and larger than life.
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"We absorbed it like dry sponges," he told Hans-Ulrich Obrist in an interview.
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Pompeo absorbed my dubious analogy while looking down at the book on the table.
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But the lead that has been absorbed into cortical bone stays there for decades.
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No one knew the twin existed and it got absorbed into the other fetus.
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Slowly whisk in the reserved cooking liquid until all of the roux is absorbed.
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As I walked around the scene wearing goggles, I became deeply absorbed in the drama.
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Add in cheese and chicken stock and stir until bread has just absorbed the liquid.
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DeepMind announced in a blog post on Tuesday that Streams will be absorbed by Google.
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Despite emerging from the reactor undamaged, it had still absorbed a dangerous amount of radioactivity.
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Eventually the gas reached a high enough temperature that it no longer absorbed CMB radiation.
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Let&aposs expect that the leftist renegades have absorbed this message from the political class.
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"The ultraviolet radiation that's absorbed by the skin is what raises the risk," he continued.
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Have we absorbed yet the full meaning of Donald Trump's finger on the nuclear button?
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Instead, the Tigers absorbed a beating after keeping it competitive for the first 10:19.
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She sees feminist literature being distributed, takes it and is absorbed, reading through the night.
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UV filters, which were found to be easily absorbed through the skin, were among them.
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"People here have absorbed a lot of cultures," said Vojko Obersnel, the mayor of Rijeka.
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However, those costs inevitably would be absorbed by employees in the form of lower compensation.
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As we had before, we fell back on Patsy's for sustenance and absorbed another pie.
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Specifically, the instrument will look at how much sunlight is absorbed by carbon dioxide molecules.
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He began the series by being a self-absorbed, highly insecure ward of the Starks.
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I've sat back and absorbed a lot of opinions on the incident and the aftermath.
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It works by continually deflecting light around the tubes until it is almost entirely absorbed.
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His layered process never adds up to a holistic image that can be easily absorbed.
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Having absorbed assets worth at least $13 billion, the state has become Turkey's largest conglomerate.
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He absorbed 38 yards in rushing losses, was sacked three times and lost three fumbles.
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The Dust absorbed just enough light to blot it out, even in the darkest places.
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Clinton, meanwhile, crisply summarizes the binders full of policy information she absorbed before the debate.
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According to Levenson, Fentanyl is absorbed into the body much more rapidly than natural opiates.
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Thanks to its chemical makeup, it isn't easily absorbed by the body when taken orally.
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Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan have absorbed the vast majority of Syrian refugees fleeing that conflict.
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The combination put bond markets on firmer ground even as markets absorbed fresh bond supply.
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Qlika, which was absorbed into the company, is helping Priceline bring their advertising in-house.
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He said the impact of the deal had been almost fully absorbed by this point.
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Hundreds of unofficial parties piggy-backing on talent absorbed all of downtown and East Austin.
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Self-absorbed people bring you down through the impassionate distance they maintain from other people.
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That means retailers have absorbed more than half the increase in their cost of goods.
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The flesh fell off my skin in damp patches that were absorbed into the earth.
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Don't Wake The Night, then, works to be a thing that can't be fully absorbed.
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All this concrete makes it harder for stormwater to be absorbed naturally into the ground.
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That's just the way her parents were, she says: cold, self-absorbed, authoritarian, and abusive.
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I absorbed billboards and print ads and direct mailers and television commercials and radio jingles.
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Try convincing them that their troubles had nothing to do with the radiation they absorbed.
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That cotton tampon holds more than your period; it has absorbed a long political history.
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The electric green lines appear superimposed on her skin, not absorbed as actual tattoos are.
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At times you may wish he had absorbed some of Beckett's — or Keaton's — ferocious discipline.
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Mind you, both are in the process of being absorbed by the Boeing-Airbus duopoly.
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There is a plexus of vessels under the forked tongue where the detomidine is absorbed.
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It also announced that Alphabet's cybersecurity arm, Chronicle, would be absorbed into the Cloud division.
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Free-market ideas were absorbed into the managerial consensus after the stagflation of the 1970s.
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Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor absorbed a wealth of baseball knowledge from his father, Miguel.
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But this is absorbed by the body over time, so it needs to be repeated.
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Add ½ cup a of chicken stock and stir constantly until all the liquid is absorbed.
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It's a self-absorbed concern with the past, free of any real concern with facts.
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Absorbed thinking of the pinch, the brief bright sharp pressure, she followed the directions blindly.
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He had read and absorbed the methods, values, and ideas of the Black Power movement.
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However, much of the fall in spending should be absorbed through a reduction in imports.
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When the program was suspended in 2011 (absorbed into US-VISIT), cases started to move.
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He concluded that blood was not consumed and absorbed; it must, he reasoned, circulate continuously.
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Then, as it absorbed the shock and its fury abated, Italy began to seek explanations.
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As less water is absorbed into the clouds, less rain falls into seas and lakes.
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In this telling, Poole is the true detective, wholly and distractingly absorbed by the case.
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Cory Booker especially all absorbed attacks that could be exploited by Trump down the road.
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She is absorbed with her work on the circus, back in the rhythm of creation.
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These workers have absorbed the brunt of job losses from Chinese competition and technological change.
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Those molecular fragments then pass through the gut wall and are absorbed in our intestines.
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Where are these 200,000 people expected to go, and how will they possibly be absorbed?
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As the reserves dwindled, investors absorbed the spectacle of a government failing to restore order.
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"The outcome was this formal edition, which was easily absorbed into museum collections," he said.
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Looking at those images, she seemed to suggest, was both self-absorbed and self-absolving.
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It is not well-absorbed through the skin, but its vapors can enter the lungs.
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He had no idea how small a dose, absorbed through the skin, had psychological effects.
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Her husband, who has been around longer than she has, is absorbed in his work.
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Jeah absorbed English easily in kindergarten, but his older siblings and parents attended ESL courses.
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It was the first lesson he absorbed as a professional, roughly half a lifetime ago.
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Mr. Thomas absorbed the blow, unfazed, and took off his jacket, squaring up to brawl.
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Reforestation can help prevent landslides and bolster the capacity for rain to be absorbed upstream.
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Pop music never really replaced him, but it absorbed new inputs and kept moving forward.
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Absorbed, as if they never existed, into the area defined by the World Trade Center.
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THE FIRST ONE IS THAT THE MARKETS HAVE ALREADY ABSORBED TO A GREAT DEGREE BREXIT.
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It's a lesson his kids appear to have absorbed, the hard stratagems of the closet.
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Then I lined up a bunch of Coca-Colas (Not Pepsi — sorry NFL) and absorbed.
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This was one truism about Washington alliances that Mr. Sondland appeared to have fully absorbed.
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"You become so absorbed in your world that it's almost freer," Ms. Dalley-Smith said.
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This was a period of consolidation across Europe, as strong monarchies absorbed smaller, weaker neighbors.
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He's certainly not the only 30-year-old hipster dude who's a bit self-absorbed.
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Tampa Bay has now absorbed three consecutive regulation losses for the first time this season.
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After all, they were embedded in clouds of cool hydrogen gas that absorbed the light.
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Mr. Bussotti absorbed the techniques of serialism and immersed himself in Darmstadt's avant-garde aesthetics.
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It was a lesson he absorbed from the lyricist Oscar Hammerstein, who was his mentor.
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In early 2012, having absorbed lessons of entrepreneurship from Goin, she opened the first store.
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It&aposs only sitting down and becoming absorbed in the music that I&aposd notice.
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Jenkinson was apparently closest to the bomblet and absorbed the largest share of its fragmentation.
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The dark bodies that seemed to fill every space easily absorbed my own dark body.
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In 1990, the Federal Republic of Germany absorbed East Germany and became one country again.
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Fentanyl can be absorbed through the skin, but this process is very slow and inefficient.
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When the building started to emit smoke, the cloth absorbed an imprint of the building.
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" Lee said there were two other big things that "absorbed" him in making "Gemini Man.
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Occasionally you absorbed a bit of information, but you were not looking for information exactly.
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The new communications sector absorbed the telecom space, ending its reputation as a defensive play.
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Pour in the wine, and cook, stirring, until it's absorbed, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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AdviceThroughout his journey, White absorbed swaths of valuable lessons for getting ahead in real-estate.
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Starting in 2009, they looked at how physicians absorbed new information telling them to stop.
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Their presence alters the crystal structure so that all but the blue wavelengths are absorbed.
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Protected by a pile of broken tree trunks that absorbed deadly fragments, Cook emerged unscathed.
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Young Bangladeshi men buy into this less, because they are less absorbed into British culture.
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Minimal is still there though: it was absorbed into house and other strains of techno.
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Doctors concluded that it was a twin she had absorbed while in her mother's womb.
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Typically, these people are too absorbed in texting to notice him as he watches them.
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The Dodgers earned a fourth straight win while the Padres absorbed their fifth straight defeat.
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I listen to huge amounts of soundtrack music, and it's been absorbed into my pores.
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I think that, growing up, Carlos absorbed his father's neo-Nazis leanings and anti- Semitism.
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Finally, after he had absorbed every nuance of the device, he handed it back to me.
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We also treat GBP2 million of cash as restricted, absorbed by the group's working capital needs.
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She followed Instagram accounts about minimalism and capsule wardrobes, absorbed Kondo's treatise, and researched ethical brands.
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Add 2 cups warm broth; cook, stirring often, until broth is almost absorbed, about 10 minutes.
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I think VR, like many technologies will continue to develop this way until it is absorbed.
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Therefore, Fitch estimated pro forma capitalization metrics since once this hits will be absorbed through capital.
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Someone has to take responsibility for it and stop being in your little self-absorbed bubble.
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In the fifth, Khan absorbed a left hook and sustained a cut over his right eye.
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Sprinkle the gelatin in 1/2 cup cold water until absorbed and softened, about 1 minute.
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We also consider GBP2 million of cash as restricted, absorbed by the group's working capital needs.
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Jose Quintana (3-2) absorbed the loss, throwing a whopping 88 pitches in just four innings.
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Researchers analyzed the teeth of four wild orangutans for an element absorbed from breast milk, barium.
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The EU absorbed 52% of Swiss goods exports and generated 70% of Swiss imports in 2018.
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It will not simply be absorbed by a Clinton campaign, or appeased by a convention speech.
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Since the turn of the millennium Spain has absorbed some 4.5m immigrants with remarkably little trouble.
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Add a ladle of stock and cook, stirring, until absorbed, then add another ladle of stock.
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I am completely absorbed by this trailer: the sound, the color, the shapes of people's faces.
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Its curvy roads through Brooklyn's hills and valleys were absorbed by a grid system of streets.
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They have absorbed more than 90% of the extra heat produced by humans in recent decades.
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Richard Bleier (0-1) absorbed the loss, giving up three runs (two earned) in two innings.
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Are there any lessons you've absorbed there that are applicable to what's going on right now?
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That carbon can be absorbed by new trees, but Sterman says the process can take decades.
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The Words below had absorbed the new concept without awareness of where it had come from.
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Since the turn of the millennium it has absorbed some 4.5m immigrants with remarkably little trouble.
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Before him sat Ando, tapping at an old-style physical keyboard, entirely absorbed in his task.
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"The high demand for oil has absorbed the increase in shale oil production," Prince Mohammad added.
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But that plan fell apart after Didi absorbed Uber's China business after a costly price war.
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Now the nine-year-old company is being absorbed into the younger, enterprise-focused UltraHaptics. 19503.
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MCTs are also water soluble, which means they are absorbed directly into your cells and liver.
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The proposal was then absorbed into the House immigration bill, which passed on a bipartisan basis.
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In the 2.0 version, business is not a set of rules to be absorbed or rejected.
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Available on: macOS, Windows This game absorbed me completely for a few days earlier this year.
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A signal beamed through the thick air of the lower atmosphere would, by contrast, be absorbed.
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It has absorbed destitute Jews from around the world and built a flourishing high-tech industry.
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Last year, Yandex absorbed Uber's operations in Russia after three years of fighting for market share.
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After heat is absorbed at the ocean's surface, it's driven down to deeper layers by circulation.
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They are able to penetrate solid matter to some degree, but are eventually absorbed by it.
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From Ina Fried: Google and Microsoft both absorbed large fines from European authorities with little difficulty.
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These boards were shut down when the DeepMind department concerned, DeepMind Health, was absorbed into Google.
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In poverty-stricken Haiti, which absorbed the brunt of Matthew, an estimated 1,000 people were killed.
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We've absorbed a version of Franklin who is more than what she did for a living.
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Showering with lead contaminated water is safe, however, as lead is not absorbed through the skin.
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This reportedly absorbed a money laundering investigation started by fired U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara last year.
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She ran all the events, so she absorbed most of the negativity from the membership rollout.
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The signature wavelengths of light released by the molecule would be absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere.
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"When you have no flat surfaces, the light gets completely absorbed by the feather," said McCoy.
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Content from "click bait profiteers," for example, is absorbed in a different way to propaganda content.
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Kenley Jansen (21-22), who was trying to record a four-out save, absorbed the loss.
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Plants around the world absorbed those isotopes during photosynthesis, effectively turning them into a time stamp.
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"Grab them by the pussy," he says, apparently too self-absorbed to even bother with seduction.
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If they sink into tissues and get absorbed into the bloodstream, that could be a problem.
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Roast potatoes until golden and crispy and the butter has been absorbed through, 20 minutes. 4.
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They are easily absorbed by fat cells, moving from plastics into food, and food into people.
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Other skin molecules pass absorbed UV energy on to those highly reactive ROS and free radicals.
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When they arrived, the disappointment settled in as she absorbed the contrast of the new environment.
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Critically, over 90 percent of the accumulating heat on Earth is absorbed by the planet's oceans.
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"These drugs, they're just simply not absorbed fast enough or well enough through skin," he said.
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We also consider GBP2750 million of cash as restricted, absorbed by the group's working capital needs.
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Bring to a simmer and lower heat to low and cover, cooking until liquid is absorbed.
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Margins were impacted as Walmart absorbed higher transportation costs and invested heavily in its online business.
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Sound also responds to environments, reflecting more off some surfaces and being absorbed more by others.
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We're proud of her accomplishments, but she's so self-absorbed that she decided not to come.
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On Earth, some UV light gets absorbed by our planet's atmosphere, though not all of it.
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It's unclear if SCAN will be absorbed by a larger organization, or if it'll remain independent.
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The procrastinators, the planners, the innocents — the line absorbed them all, having mercy on no one.
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Taxable government funds absorbed most of the shift, swelling to more than $2.2 trillion in 2016.
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Mobile termination and roaming cuts should be absorbed by the overall sector over the medium term.
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Around 90 percent of the heat trapped by greenhouse gases is absorbed by oceans, Aronson said.
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Revenue missed forecasts, as the insurance company absorbed sizable hits from hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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Revenue missed forecasts, as the insurance company absorbed sizable hits from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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People are absorbed in solitary activities — reading, sewing — in prints by Cassatt, Manet and Norbert Goeneutte.
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Unfortunately, the vitamins in the fruit and veg probably won't be absorbed because of the charcoal.
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It's hard to embrace Katie as a heroine for the powerless when she's so self-absorbed.
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Blackhawks center Nick Schmaltz absorbed a hard hit during the first period and did not return.
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Like the Lollards, they withstood suppression and persecution until they were finally absorbed by the Reformation.
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In other words, once the richer, nicer, cooler, or less bizarre South Korea has been absorbed.
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They used a dating technique that measures how much radiation a mineral has absorbed over time.
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"Many people like the idea of restrained/smothered or in some cases even absorbed," she said.
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The Turnaround After the UFC absorbed WEC, Jung was booked into a rematch with Leonard Garcia.
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After a week or so he absorbed all the information he needed to record by himself.
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The girl is his muse but he can't hear her because he is too self- absorbed.
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They called it Vantablack, and it absorbed an unprecedented 99.96% of the light that hit it.
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The hunter-gatherers clung to existence for centuries, and were eventually absorbed by bigger farming communities.
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Most of the energy is absorbed in the structure located under the body of the truck.
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And don't forget that processed food is absorbed differently by the body than whole, uncooked food.
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Yet one more time, the Mexican Revolution had absorbed and transformed (and sidelined) the Russian Revolution.
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With this piece, I tend to find that people get profoundly absorbed with what's going on.
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The local villagers assumed free run of our site and we were absorbed into daily life.
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The State Administration for Religious Affairs, a government agency, will be absorbed into the party department.
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So when it mixes with the oil in the coffee, it's absorbed into the body slower.
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I think a lot of things will get absorbed, but a lot of traditions will remain.
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Information was given and we absorbed it, while finding space for our own observations or thoughts.
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Over the years, it has absorbed varied cultural meanings, whether at home or among the diaspora.
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By the time he enrolled at U.N.C. Charlotte last fall, he had become absorbed by horticulture.
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He absorbed literature, and at 14 read stories and comic strips on a local radio station.
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They also examined whether warming or cooling had affected how much glycogen the muscle tissue absorbed.
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But for the people who support and defend Trump, this has already been absorbed and absolved.
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Cindy McCain briefly pressed her cheek against it as those in the chamber absorbed the scene.
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But as monsoon rains inundated the area, the porous limestone cave absorbed water like a sponge.
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Instead the message must be absorbed, inhaled, hummed and pondered in the quiet after the service.
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Like any curious child, he has absorbed the lingo, patterns, attitude and eccentricities of his heroes.
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But partway through he became absorbed in the writing itself, recasting sentences as lines of verse.
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For those who viewed the gesture as spoiled or self-absorbed, Corporal Tillman represented an antithesis.
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The rest was being absorbed by the ocean and the land surface, in roughly equal amounts.
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These medical searches do get absorbed into the information Google has on us for advertising purposes.
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No doubt he absorbed inspiration from conversations here, ones that made their way into his writing.
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Carbon-14 is absorbed by most living things -- including the barley used to make Scotch whisky.
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The microbes eagerly absorbed light and began producing calcium carbonate, gradually cementing the sand particles together.
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For its part, the Intelligence Committee's time has been absorbed by the impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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Just like LEDs, this limited number of frequencies absorbed by carbon dioxide does not constitute heat.
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With Yukos absorbed and its executives released to live in exile, Pichugin alone remains in prison.
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D'Antoni absorbed more than the usual second-guessing after both of Houston's defeats in this series.
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The fentanyl citrate is absorbed in the bloodstream within 20 minutes — as quickly as an injection.
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A self-absorbed — if supernaturally talented — musician, Orpheus doesn't share her passion for books and words.
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Pittsburgh absorbed a ferocious number of injuries during the year, including to All-Star Kris Latang.
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ACDA lost its independent status in 2628 and the State Department absorbed it two years later.
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The company slowly absorbed Condor, a Frankfurt-based airline that was formerly a subsidiary of Lufthansa.
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And the slightest movement Ambience made was instantly absorbed into those spooky green owl-like eyes.
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And in your self-absorbed way, you announce a tax cut that will hugely benefit yourself.
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Thanks in part to Roger Ailes, Richard Nixon 45 years ago absorbed the lessons of television.
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Once all the food has been absorbed, the python's organs shrink back to their quiescent state.
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He worked hard for four years and absorbed the lessons that the coaching staff offered him.
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Trump, self-centered and self-absorbed, thought his revolution was about him but he's wrong; 30.
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This makes it difficult to produce a CBD product where CBD is reliably and consistently absorbed.
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Some infrared and microwaves are absorbed by water and thus are best observed from high altitudes.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated where beta-glucans are absorbed in the body.
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It also raised the question of how a novel technique can be absorbed into the mainstream.
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" He was, Mr. Suhl said, "infuriatingly stubborn and self-absorbed, yet extraordinarily sensitive, kind and generous.
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The light targets unwanted pigment, breaking it up so it can be absorbed by the body.
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It is as if one is absorbed within the cloudscape, at eye level with celestial bodies.
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Thus liberated, they were then absorbed into the ear and repurposed to enhance the animal's hearing.
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They are the landscapes of someone who has lived in and absorbed those places she photographs.
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And that commander in chief — no matter how self-absorbed — should take personal responsibility for it.
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The chromium alters the crystal structure so that all but red light tends to be absorbed.
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By then the war in Afghanistan had absorbed the Obama administration's campaign to turn it around.
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That means, as much carbon would have to be absorbed as is released into the atmosphere.
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The other painting, from the Saint Louis Art Museum, shows two women absorbed in their work.
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The 58-point margin of defeat was the second largest the Cougars have absorbed this season.
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The commonly used frequency of microwaves, 2.45 gigahertz, is easily absorbed by water, fat, and sugar.
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We are too absorbed in the harsh if stylized reality laid down by the unknown painter.
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Nasally, vitamin B12 can be absorbed across epithelial cells, which line the nasal cavities and airways.
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It is absorbed into the songs and together they go into the ear of the listener.
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To take off, after all, foreign ideas need to be absorbed and commercialised by firms and entrepreneurs.
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At the same time, today's kids have absorbed lots of parental advice about online safety and bullying.
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"He's growing up and becoming a little less absorbed," the actor said in an interview with Vulture.
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This typically happens in utero when a one fraternal twin dies and is absorbed by the other.
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But she misses and instead hits Lina Lamont (Jean Hagen), Don's self-absorbed and conniving leading lady.
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When one team absorbed its maximum permitted daily dose of radiation, it was replaced by another group.
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We have not absorbed the fact that our problem is no longer racism, our problem is freedom.
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Instead, we'll all get absorbed into the world of Annihilation together when the movie opens in February.
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That October, she learned she was pregnant with twins, but one fetus was absorbed during her pregnancy.
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You might be launching new paleontologists as they find themselves absorbed by his book and his personality.
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Once the blow is absorbed, the goo-infused apparel goes back to its soft, flexible, smushy mode.
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Now, assuming Bloomberg's report holds, the code repository service and developer community will be absorbed by Microsoft.
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Other potential folding patterns, and a thermal image showing how heat is absorbed more in deeper folds.
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And when they marry, their wives -- and the next generation of children -- are absorbed into the family.
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Morales was ultimately absorbed into the main universe's canon, thanks to dimensions collapsing and other comics hijinks.
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But when trees die, most of the carbon they have absorbed is released back into the atmosphere.
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In essence, once too much energy, either from wave or particle, is absorbed, things mostly just melt.
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When somebody smokes a cigarette, nicotine is rapidly absorbed by the lungs and delivered to the brain.
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He's a little self-absorbed and keeps telling me about his undergrad accomplishments and athletic record. Bro.
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Less sea ice means more sunlight gets absorbed by the ocean, which in turn warms the planet.
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The high is short, but it has an extremely intense psychedelic effect when smoked or absorbed orally.
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It now has several alternatives after being absorbed into what has become the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.
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Still, it seems that British tourists themselves have absorbed much of the extra cost of their getaways.
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If anything about his persona was an act, it became absorbed as part of the True Trump.
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Turn heat to low and cook covered until all water is absorbed (about 15 to 20 min).
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In only 40 percent of my simulations, the financial system absorbed this shock to the banking sector.
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It's equally difficult to know how much carbon gets absorbed back into the earth when forests regrow.
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These plot points lend structure to the book, but they are not what keep the reader absorbed.
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And the suspect was all of one piece: amiable, entertaining, self-absorbed and contemptible — but consistently so.
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And yet, it takes an uncomfortably long time to become absorbed in the world of the play.
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It emits the same amount of carbon when burned that was originally absorbed by the organic feedstock.
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"We've had no negative impact from Zenefits — in fact we've absorbed dozens of their customers," he said.
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This energy would be absorbed and radiated repeatedly as it makes it way out towards Jupiter's surface.
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TOKYO – Japan has been absorbed for several weeks by a late hit during a college football game.
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Nest was absorbed back into Google last month after spending three years as a standalone Alphabet subsidiary.
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If they don't claim their money by March 3rd, it all gets absorbed into the SFMTA budget.
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Soon, with a new name and a new haircut, she has been absorbed into the family unit.
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Made of rock maple with an end-grain surface, it absorbed the cuts and somehow emerged unnicked.
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Depending on how the drug is formulated, it can be absorbed slowly and deliver a steady dose.
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It's likely higher than the original Vantablack, which could absorbed 99.96% of the light that hit it.
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As with most any (comedic) Wiig character, Pamela is a little spacey, well-meaning but self-absorbed.
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North America absorbed two-thirds of the global cost of climate disasters over the last 3 years.
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If you're in a forest, the software will mimic how sound is absorbed by trees and soil.
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Barr's injured tweet suggests that she must have absorbed the internet's love for Ambien's odd waking properties.
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The overall complex only understands how many times that happens—how many photons the system has absorbed.
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It blocks them from being absorbed, creating a chemical buildup in the reward center of the brain.
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Yet somehow my generation has been stereotyped as lazy, self-absorbed, and inactive in the political discussion.
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Imaging of its absorbed radiation reveal that Bennu looks most like carbon-based meteorites called carbonaceous chondrites.
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"It's very rapidly absorbed through your stomach," says Michael Lynch, medical director for the Pittsburgh Poison Center.
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The formaldehyde which the dress has absorbed from the corpse enters the pores of the dancing girl.
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It was determined that CMC not only absorbed menstrual fluid, it was a superfood for staphylococcal bacteria.
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The millennial generation is frequently criticized for being self-absorbed and avoiding adult responsibility at all costs.
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You see people who are beyond self-absorbed, and that's why it can be a dangerous place.
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And China seems not to have absorbed the most important lesson of that crisis: that confidence matters.
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That's a cost that would be absorbed by American shoppers, resulting in shocking bills at the register.
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Moments after Lenovo announced the laptop, the spotlight was completely absorbed by the strange new Yoga Book.
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But you could tell you know how much pain she kind of absorbed from time to time.
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Survey participants commonly reflect that television has somehow absorbed or sucked out their energy, leaving them depleted.
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Is he really just so self-absorbed that he can't actually interact with the beyond his experiences?
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"When you take vitamin C, it is absorbed as an intact molecule — not broken down," he explains.
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Through them, she absorbed a far more variegated cultural experience than she would have encountered in Virginia.
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I absorbed the wide perspective of what it means to live the experience of an ancient river.
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That's a problem for millimeter waveband signals, which can be absorbed by rain or other atmospheric moisture.
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This is because snow reflects much of the sun's energy that the ground could have otherwise absorbed.
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They're made of the same amino acids as collagen but are more easily absorbed by our bodies.
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To the outside world we may look absorbed, transfixed even, but we are clearly not at ease.
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Founded in 1925, the RSS has over time absorbed or co-opted nearly every rival Hindutva group.
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Not the realities facing women on the ground and how their experiences absorbed and influenced America's decisions.
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He freely admits he still struggles with the racism he absorbed growing up in the segregated South.
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The former professional golfer shares life lessons he absorbed while playing golf with his famous father. 10.
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What stays on the skin may be absorbed; but what doesn't stay on the skin doesn't shield.
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With recession looming, why bother spending money propping up an ailing regime which could simply be absorbed?
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Being just another New York sheep, I had probably absorbed that perspective without even thinking about it.
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But Angela was enraptured, her cheeks pink; Ken stared at it obstinately, only pretending to be absorbed.
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Economic loss When costs cannot be covered by any other means, they are absorbed into the economy.
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It is instantiated in works that for centuries have absorbed the thought, labor, and substance of humankind.
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But right now she was absorbed with Ingrid and the careful gathering and twisting of her hair.
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The former professional golfer shares life lessons he absorbed while playing golf with his famous father. 9.
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This will be a major test for President Trump, to see if he has absorbed Reagan's lessons.
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Charcoal binds to poison in the gastrointestinal tract and stops it from being absorbed into the bloodstream.
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Kovalev, who absorbed his first defeat in 32 fights as a professional, appeared stunned by the outcome.
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I especially loved that it had tomato chunks in it because they absorbed the herb flavors nicely.
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He also wanted to check the levels of certain vitamins — particularly those absorbed in the small intestine.
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Moving deeper into the Parisian avant-garde, Picabia absorbed Cubism by 1912, evolving an exceptionally muscular style.
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I'd lost touch with being so fully immersed in something I loved that it totally absorbed me.
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This upsets Earth's energy balance sheet: extra sunlight absorbed means a buildup of energy and rising temperatures.
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It seems she has intentionally absorbed all of my work and ideas into her own success story.
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According to sources, the absorbed agencies will eventually drop their names and function as a single business.
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Emerging debt absorbed $900 million but this was the weakest inflow in eight weeks, the report said.
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Throughout our history, wage gains won by workers through organized protest were quickly absorbed by rising rents.
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