Its global brands include Dettol antiseptic wash and Durex condoms.
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He made a fortune from an antiseptic that cured gonorrhoea.
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Of course, straight lines can, equally, be oppressive and antiseptic.
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Compared with that, digital video can look antiseptic and polished.
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Everything is cleaned with antiseptic wipes, no eating near it.
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You can carry antiseptic wipes if you feel so moved.
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Listerine used to be an antiseptic for surgery, not mouthwash.
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"There is no antiseptic way to do this," he said.
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Cleaners sprayed every corner of the station with liquid antiseptic.
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Birch pitch also contains betulin, which acts like an antiseptic.
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But there are concerns against using antiseptic soap casually: "You've probably heard the rumor that if you use antiseptic soaps maybe you're increasing the chance of resistance and theoretically that could happen," Dr. Larson said.
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They held my arms and my legs against the antiseptic linoleum.
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In the antiseptic present, many crash tests happen nowhere in particular.
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Lister takes carbolic acid, an antiseptic, and he cleans the wound.
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There was a strong antiseptic smell in the notary public's office.
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Certain libraries still have the weird antiseptic feeling of a hospital ward.
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Wipe yourself down with antiseptic towelettes every time you pass a restaurant?
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The antiseptic qualities of heat and light are much lauded, I know.
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Miller described languishing in a windowless, antiseptic burn unit after his amputations.
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The tar may also have had antiseptic or antibacterial properties, he said.
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You also created a world that looks antiseptic but also very uncanny.
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On April 27th thugs threw green antiseptic mixed with acid in his face.
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To his relief, the antiseptic remains on skin for days but it's harmless.
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It was not the antiseptic, polished jewel that allegedly makes the archetypal convention.
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What works against him is the curiously airless, antiseptic nature of the enterprise.
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He required treatment with circulatory drugs and antiseptic ointment for about three weeks.
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The antiseptic chill, the bracing rinse—why had he ever stopped drinking them?
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"You might not have the appropriate tools and antiseptic cleansers at home," she says.
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Treatment of the infection involves applying a strong antiseptic solution directly to your eyeball.
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"It's a really funny word in the antiseptic world of podcast names," Biederman said.
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A couple wears antiseptic masks in London to protect against the flu, circa 1930.
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And, the orange seed oil is added for its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties.
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These days, dances on film have so many cuts they start to look antiseptic.
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When you gargle with Listerine Cool Mint Antiseptic Mouthwash, you can feel it working.
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It might have also relieved toothaches because of the antiseptic oils in the gum.
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Antiseptic soap will help kill bacteria that may affect your partners vaginal or anal biome.
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When she returned she found both her kids completely covered in Sudocrem, an antiseptic ointment.
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Life, when on the antiseptic company campus, seems perfectible – if everyone shares enough of themselves.
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A common complaint about greenfield smart city deployments is that they're antiseptic — they lack character.
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They kill extremists without risking American lives, making combat seem antiseptic on the home front.
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Two actors spray their throats with an antiseptic as a precaution against the flu, 1937.
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But I can no longer identify any exciting internet magazines; they all feel very antiseptic.
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For that instant there was only the smell of air, antiseptic but fringed with decay.
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They are antiseptic words that don't come close to describing what happened on May 143, 2019.
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After weeks of gauze, Betadine antiseptic, and scabs, the nipple came through in nearly one piece.
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Dipping a needle in antiseptic, he punctures blisters and patches them with thick balls of gauze.
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Defying expectations, the ward smells only of the antiseptic that the floors are constantly mopped with.
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Her treatment took three years because the standard treatment with antiseptic eye drops was not effective.
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"I've never thought of politics as cold and antiseptic," he said in the video, posted Wednesday.
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In 1879, an new antiseptic emerged to help clean floors, eliminate odors, and treat diseases like gonorrhea.
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"Sandalwood oil has significant anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties," explains dermatologist Francesca Fusco, MD, of Wexler Dermatology.
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It hovers in the corner of the area like a water cooler, commonplace but also slightly antiseptic.
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He sees that as proof that germs exist, and they can be killed using these antiseptic techniques.
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But, rose is actually an antioxidant, an anti-inflammatory, an antiseptic, and it has anti-aging properties.
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Later on, McAdam's attempts to clean the wound by pouring on the only antiseptic they have — Chardonnay.
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It contains 67% ethyl alcohol, its active antiseptic ingredient, but it doesn't have a strong alcohol smell.
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While some stadiums have a clean, nearly antiseptic runway to the stadium, many tunnels have distinctive characteristics.
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After all, that brand of mouthwash hasn&apost been sold as an antiseptic floor cleaner for decades.
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The bubbles are climate-controlled and comfortable and antiseptic; there is room inside for one person only.
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Brush your teeth and tongue, swish and spit, and gargle once or twice with an antiseptic mouthwash.
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It was an unpleasant, gripping scene, not an antiseptic killing, with Erica thrashing and spitting up bile.
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"I thought it would be an antiseptic legal project," Mazzio, a former lawyer and Olympic rower, said.
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It was also very clean without having any antiseptic or bleach smells or over-powering air fresheners.
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When they spat the gum out, the same antiseptic properties helped preserve the DNA in their saliva.
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Most ants groom themselves with an antiseptic secretion so they don't get the rest of their colony sick.
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Seeing Betty, Polly tumbles into a frenzy about finally escaping the antiseptic hellhole she finds herself trapped in.
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Yet there is something about the carefully crafted anonymity of antiseptic stock composition that churns the collective uncanny.
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The leaves have natural antibacterial and antiseptic properties, which make eating from them a sustainable and healthy option.
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Within the clinic's antiseptic blue walls, he had just swallowed a red liquid from a small plastic cup.
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Gone are the antiseptic characterizations of the "Morphin" days; "We're all screw-ups," says Jason (Dacre Montgomery), a.k.a.
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A widespread Soviet-era antiseptic akin to iodine, zelyonka, or "brilliant green", is normally used to treat small scrapes.
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Baker's films refuse both the mythology of the American dream and the antiseptic qualities that so often accompany it.
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Zemeckis gives the scene its over-the-top erotic due while also preserving his customary cool, almost antiseptic precision.
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Whether you believe the magical centaur tale or not, yarrow's origins certainly point to its anaesthetic and antiseptic qualities.
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He enhances the contrast between the women's colorful apartment and the antiseptic business world as a visual punch line.
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For example, shoppers can only buy two units of rice, toilet rolls, antiseptic wipes, hand soap, and canned meat.
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" Enslavement, he continues, "was not merely the antiseptic borrowing of labor" but "rape so regular as to be industrial.
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She understands that words are not antiseptic little meaning-cubes to be stacked neatly into sturdy towers of logic.
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In Paramus, the windowless chapel has the low-slung tiled ceiling and fluorescent lights of an antiseptic office space.
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Cut to Jeff alone in the bathroom with a box cutter, some bandages, gauze, and what appears to be antiseptic.
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Its astringent properties tighten pores… and it also has an anti-acne effect in part because of its antiseptic properties.
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" In the new study, people reported experiencing smells that were "onion-like," or generally described as "bad" and "antiseptic-like.
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Others have turned to brewing bark from cinchona trees, which was popular during the colonial era for its antiseptic properties.
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Over the past seven years, 90% of all antiseptic rubs have used ethanol or ethyl alcohol as their active ingredient.
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When Listerine mouthwash released their Pride antiseptic this spring, queer Twitter understandably erupted and accused the brand of corporate pandering.
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The Washington Post called it "lamely antiseptic," and that might've been the most charitable phrase in its six-paragraph summary.
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This antioxidant, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory powder — normally used as a cooking spice — will work wonders in your beauty routine.
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Many of the toiletries Stutts has are multi-purpose, like this mouthwash which can double as antiseptic, if need be.
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The product is also antiseptic and antimicrobial (thanks to that tea tea oil), and it works to prevent ingrown hairs.
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Theatrics And while the UN chamber is antiseptic, and suffocated in the rituals of diplomacy, Trump brought his singular theatrics.
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Battlestar Galactica's showrunner was Ronald D. Moore, a longtime Star Trek veteran who had soured on that universe's antiseptic gleam.
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Leading physicians and immunologists are reconsidering the antiseptic, at times hysterical, ways in which we interact with our environment. Why?
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Sentosa is almost certainly Asia's safest and most antiseptic beach resort — no small consideration for those who obsess about germs.
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The green solution, known as "zelyonka," is sold as an antiseptic in Russian pharmacies and is hard to wash off.
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You know how picky and antiseptic Americans are, and I think this is why people don't come over more often.
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They used antibacterial mouthwash containing chlorhexidine, a potent antiseptic used in many prescription strength and some over-the-counter mouthwashes.
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Antiseptic is applied to the vagina and then a needle is used to scratch the skin of the clitoral hood.
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So the man was forced to use antiseptic eye drops for six months, at first needing to apply them every hour.
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Men, watch your excretions, mucus, and please use an antiseptic soap before having sex if you have sex with multiple partners.
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Also known as phenolic acid, it is a mildly acidic compound with antiseptic properties that is also not great for you.
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Salicylic acid exfoliates and absorbs excess oil, while antimicrobial and antiseptic raspberry extracts and witch hazel help defend against future breakouts.
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We asked him to wash his hands, thinking maybe it was the antiseptic smell from the hospital, but it didn't help.
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Hibiclens is a red-tinted cleanser used primarily by surgeons to disinfect pre-operation and as a medical-grade hand antiseptic.
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Smith said there are "massive efforts" underway in facilities to socially distance employees and provide supplies like gloves and antiseptic swabs.
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Nikola Tesla patented an ozone generator back in 1896; during World War I (before antibiotics) it was used as an antiseptic.
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Blocks away on Broadway, shoppers were loading up on masks, rubber gloves and antiseptic wipes for protection against the spreading virus.
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Our top pick for the best medicated dog shampoo for yeast infections is Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiseptic and Antifungal Shampoo.
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The plant has existed for around 50 million years, and it has numerous medicinal benefits like being antiseptic and anti-inflammatory.
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The action-thriller "Saaho" opens "far from India," a voice intones, in an almost sci-fi city of gleaming, antiseptic skyscrapers.
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While most vanlife interiors recall the antiseptic aesthetics of a contemporary sushi restaurant's bathroom, Jennelle's ride looks like a storybook lair.
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This all sounds wonkish and antiseptic, but in poor countries, the most dangerous thing a woman can do is become pregnant.
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Our ancient subject may have even chewed it for its antiseptic properties, perhaps to ease the pain of an infected tooth.
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"It's very antiseptic and silent compared to what you expect in a prison," said David I. Bruck, who defended Mr. Tsarnaev.
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Hydrogen peroxide is a mild antiseptic, commonly found in household concentrations of 33% to 5% to disinfect minor cuts, scrapes and burns.
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That day when I went to see him the first thing he did was clean my new belly button piercing with antiseptic.
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That is because hippos secrete an oily red liquid, called blood sweat, which acts as a sunscreen, lotion, and even an antiseptic.
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Since 2009, 90 percent of all consumer antiseptic rubs use ethanol or ethyl alcohol as their active ingredient, according to the agency.
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She also always had white tea brewed for us to drink and would use it as an antiseptic on cuts and rashes.
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The treatment includes a soak in a solution of 75 percent grapefruit juice, water and a splash of vodka (a natural antiseptic).
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After an outcry from immigrant groups, ICE shifted its tactics from busting workers to the more visually antiseptic practice of auditing businesses.
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They cleared out the non-perishables, toilet paper was gone, anything that had to do with antiseptic sprays or wipes was gone.
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" Others, like "Henrietta House," resemble edgy spells and evoke Gertrude Stein in their erudite nonsense: "Henrietta, so pathetic, / Palpitating neurasthenic, / Barcelona antiseptic.
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The show, filmed mostly in Crown Heights and Williamsburg, looks great too — just grungy enough to not feel like an antiseptic sitcom.
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Reference to the expression "harem" is gradually deleted, as though cleansing the past with an antiseptic of the present is good policy.
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You immediately get a sense of its development, its atmosphere, its spirit, which is hard to do in an antiseptic international airport.
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Ms. Enos is a credibly fraying voyeur, all anxious looks and nervous starts, but "Never Here" is too emotionally antiseptic to engage.
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Ms. Apollonio's piece inadvertently points up a problem with the rest of the exhibition: its conventional installation in an antiseptic, white-walled environment.
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But it is a vital contribution to understanding how, in a nominally antiseptic hospital setting, a superbug could travel from sink to patient.
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In truth, they're not any weirder than the rest of the world's websites, though they do have a distinctly bare-bones, antiseptic feel.
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Dirt is the cheesemaker's nemesis, so it's on with the hairnet, disinfected rubber boots, antiseptic hand gel, and off with any dangerous contaminants.
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Navalny has twice had a green antiseptic thrown in his face, causing him partial sight loss, something he is keen to avoid again.
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Wash your hands after touching your pets, and if you're really concerned, wipe your pets' paws with antiseptic wipes after they've been outside.
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So are antiseptic hand wipes, which you can also use to wipe down armrests, remote controls at your seat and your tray table.
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In the antiseptic stare of the surveillance camera, even the most ordinary interactions are deformed, made weird only by what we know now.
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CreditCreditTomas Munita for The New York Times SOUTHEAST BANGLADESH, NEAR THE MYANMAR BORDER — "Ethnic cleansing" and even "genocide" are antiseptic and abstract terms.
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The H-E-B brand of a one-liter bottle of antiseptic mouthwash costs half as much as the same name-brand product.
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Listerine used to be sold in a glass bottle with a cork, back when it was first invented as an antiseptic in 1879.
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There's plenty of research to support turmeric's antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties, but turmeric is neither a miracle drug nor a supernatural phenomenon.
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While first applied as an antiseptic used to sterilize surgical instruments, today the eponymous Listerine is arguably the most famous brand of mouthwash.
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It is only through the antiseptic light of complete transparency that we can begin a process of perhaps trusting our justice system again.
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While from the UK, to this day, Hockney's paintings capture California as a carefree but almost antiseptic land of leisure, longing and desire.
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The Food and Drug Administration has prohibited the use of over-the-counter antiseptic wash products containing triclosan and many other antibacterial active ingredients.
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Trump's racism, excess, nihilism, humor, and all the rest make him the ideal host for such a system — destroying forever that antiseptic corporate voice.
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On July 17th, as he campaigned for Mr Kholodnitsky to be fired, thugs attacked him with antiseptic dye in full view of the police.
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But the presence of bitumen, a sort of natural tar and antiseptic, indicated to the scientists that the gunk stuffing might have been medicinal.
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In fact, basil is often used as the secret remedy to a lot of common skin woes, thanks in part to its antiseptic properties.
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Isopropyl alcohol wipes and Betadine antiseptic solution are good for lightly cleaning minor wounds, and for washing your hands or tweezers before treating someone.
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An empty midtown store, seen naked and bleached through plate glass, has the antiseptic look and feel of a space station, 1970s Hollywood-style.
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His feed features lots of vendettas, lies, and trivia that make it a fascinating antidote to the antiseptic, workshopped tweets of the typical politician.
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The reviewers examined 11 randomized trials of topical or systemic antibiotic or antiseptic use on secondary intention surgical wounds conducted between 1998 and 2013.
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Four compared antiseptic treatment to other treatment with no antimicrobials, four studied alternative antimicrobial options and three compared management with versus without antimicrobial agents.
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At the time, there was worry that it was an acid attack, but it turned out to just be a harmless, long-lasting antiseptic.
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That same year, a youth gang attacked her with trash and a green antiseptic chemical in Nizhny Novgorod, where she was protesting prison conditions.
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The dreamlike moment is rooted in the reality of the examining room, a barebones affair that is barely antiseptic in this rudimentary hospital setting.
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Tea tree oil is a tried and true antiseptic that cleanses and is said to promotes hair growth, while almond oil adds moisture and shine.
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According to Panagiotou, people still regularly wear masks and are cautious about spreading germs, and Hong Kong features many public hand-washing and antiseptic stations.
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A chainsaw wound can be healed with a splash of antiseptic, while new skill and weapon upgrades can be earned by seeking out hidden coins.
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His wife, Bernadette, sprayed antiseptic on a gaping wound on the sole of his foot before dabbing it with Vaseline and rewrapping it with gauze.
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Pfitzner sprayed down my notebook with antiseptic and led me down a warm, hushed hallway to a room full of plexiglass mouse boxes on racks.
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It was just assumed he would operate—but it was his great fortune that he did, because he was able to use the antiseptic techniques.
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A right-wing version of that democratic spirit gave Trump the presidency, but it could not have happened without Clinton's antiseptic liberalism—Obamaism minus Obama.
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I will say, though, that Leckie's world is already antiseptic, and it's doubly bracing when coming after the (literally) grounded world of The Fifth Season.
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This resin is still in use today, occasionally flavoring tobacco, but it is also used as a mild antiseptic and as a treatment for sores.
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But while alcohol has been in use as an antiseptic since the late-1800s least, the exact origins of hand sanitizer are up for debate.
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"Between 'Atlanta' and his music, Glover's work could have an antiseptic quality, cleansing us of Kanye's descent into anti-blackness and celebratory idiocy," Young observes.
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It was invented in Germany in the 19th century but came into its own in the Soviet Union, where it was a widely used antiseptic.
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That is what this production could use: more life—an escape from the antiseptic cloister of the hospital room to the rousing world outside. ♦
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Pure tea tree oil is known to be a natural antiseptic, and it's used as a topical agent to soothe burns, cuts, and insect bites.
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Severe occurrences take up to 10 months to treat with antiseptic eye drops followed by 38 months of followup visits, according to the new study.
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You see the idyllic: Terence Gower's "Kitchen I & II" (2004) a photographic diptych of a pristinely antiseptic kitchen with new appliances and a dutiful housewife.
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Now, urban leaders see them as an antiseptic way to draw in suburbanites, rather than a way to give people flavor of the actual city.
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The FDA decided that QUATS in "over-the-counter consumer antiseptic products intended for use with water" were no longer generally recognized as safe in 2016.
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Three plant-based topical remedies listed in a Confederate Civil War field guide have antiseptic qualities, according to new research published this week in Scientific Reports.
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There's no denying their originality — no other band assembles slithering acoustic guitar strings and antiseptic keyboard hum into such hushed, mesmerizing, immaculately interlocking clockwork ticky-tock.
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I tend to think that things like lethal injection are a little too antiseptic -- CHARLES C.W. COOKE (CO-HOST): Sure, if you're going to do it.
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The action is set in a curious temporal nowhere that mixes historical costumes—ruffs, breeches, and the like—with futuristic bone-white spaces and antiseptic chambers.
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The breakthrough came when, imagining defecation under a tree, Vik abandoned his goal of antiseptic incubation and began using nonsterile tap water in the petri dish.
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Hicks: He had taken the measure of mainstream culture and found it both hypersexual and antiseptic, so he ratcheted up the bluntness, the strangeness, the ambiguity.
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Glassed-in artifacts like the three-tier bunks where ill and starving prisoners slept two or more to a billet, head to toe, seem incongruently antiseptic.
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Second, the stuff smells great thanks to eucalyptus and rosemary extracts, which also happen to have natural antiseptic properties, helping to sterilize any nicks or cuts.
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Relationships unfold with a bright, glossy and antiseptic sentimentality in Park Hyun-gene's "Like for Likes," which brings abundant social media usage to shopworn rom-com contrivances.
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Lavender is the skin-care industry's undisputed favorite essential oil, a (supposedly) miraculous panacea touted for its (supposed) antiseptic, antibacterial, acne-fighting, skin-soothing, stress-reducing benefits.
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But it's hard to spend an hour in this antiseptic and bewildering store, as I did last week, and see it as an existential threat to anything.
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With three powerful active ingredients, PetMD Benzoyl Peroxide Medicated Shampoo offers antibacterial, antiseptic, and anti-seborrheic properties to relieve itching, scaling, and greasiness in your cat's coat.
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If you want to go au naturale, then you can't beat the soothing and antiseptic properties of witch hazel, the main ingredient in Thayers renowned face toner.
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So when I look at it from a pure antiseptic, practical perspective, the fact is we need other people in the space, helping us solve the problem.
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Referring to the term "alt-right," which was trending on Twitter, he added, "It is a fancy, almost antiseptic term for white supremacy in the digital world."
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They were in their airy headquarters, a former artist's studio that looks more like the pied-à-terre of a magpie tastemaker than an antiseptic company showroom.
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He opens his mouth—winces at the chapped cracks of his lips—and bites down on a roll of gauze, uses an antiseptic towel on his finger.
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Each RFID chip kit sold by Dangerous Things — including the tag itself, plus the antiseptic and injection supplies needed to install it under the skin — is relatively inexpensive.
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And then there's the league's antiseptic, alien reaction to all of it: "I would play baseball," (Antwaan) Randle El said in an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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I then learned that geranium essential oil is great for nail growth, lavender is a natural healer and an antiseptic, and amethyst is known for breaking bad habits.
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Betadine, the company's famous antiseptic brand, will be emblazoned on Man City's jerseys and the team's imagery will be used for the promotion of the brown-orange liquid.
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Gizmodo: Before Lister introduced his antiseptic methods, you write that surgeons like Robert Liston were sawing off legs in under 219 seconds—and sometimes testicles in the process.
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The implication being that one need not flush it out with floral-scented douches nor wipe it down with special antiseptic cleansing wipes for it to stay healthy.
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The tampon would be soaked in a drug of some kind—antiseptic, opium, vinegar—and inserted next to the thin mucous membranes of the vagina for easy absorption.
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I don't have an answer, but sunlight has always been the best antiseptic and seeing most of these groups on a bare parade ground lays bare their insignificance.
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Its title refers to the glass screens of computers, tablets and phones, but the machines are not the danger here: it's the anonymous, antiseptic monstrousness they can empower.
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Whereas the high grade antiseptic soaps used in medical facilities actually kill germs, regular soap just sloughs it off the body, dispersing it, which is how germs spread.
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Characters like PewDiePie, for all their shouty catchphrases and lurid video titles, have done their part in making one of the weirdest parts of the web seem antiseptic.
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Many medicated shampoos offer antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal benefits — all in one product — with the addition of moisturizers and cooling agents to help soothe and heal the skin.
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Just over a decade later, another doctor, Dr. Joseph Lawrence, was inspired by Lister and began bottling Listerine, "a unique antiseptic for use in surgeries and bathing wounds."
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Preparing for an x-ray, the 69-year-old was injected not, as she should have been, with a dye that highlights blood vessels, but with chlorhexidine, an antiseptic.
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The company even cites recent reporting around the rise of the antiseptic and drug-resistant Candida auris pathogen as a determining factor in its decision to release the tool.
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It's a chamber of endless pain that smells of death, coffee, and antiseptic, where you have to face the best and worst aspects of humanity on a daily basis.
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Mundari men will squat under streams of cow urine, both an antiseptic, Zaidi suggests, and as an aesthetic choice -- the ammonia in the urine color the Mundari's hair orange.
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I tend to think that things like lethal injection are a little too antiseptic ... quasi-medical — yeah, if the state is going to do violence, let's make it violence.
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The elder Aljahmi had been here in this chilling, antiseptic environment ever since, save for when nurses would gently tell him it was time to leave for the night.
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These are different from antiseptic mouthwashes, which include ingredients like chlorhexidine to actively kill bad oral bacteria, but can still be a valuable addition to your mouth-cleaning regimen.
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Buy Hibiclens Antiseptic Skin Cleanser in a 16-ounce bottle on Amazon for $15.69Buy Arm & Hammer Invisible Foot Powder Spray in a 7-ounce can on Walmart for $6.97
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In the '90s, chain convenience stores began their ascent, and service stations started selling candy and ice creams in brighter, more antiseptic spaces than the lovably shabby milk bar.
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Her upstairs writing room is so uncluttered and antiseptic you could safely perform surgery there, and what actually takes place at her desk is only a little less complicated.
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Roth), who fixates on a mysterious film star (Rebecca Hall), always has footage at the ready — on VHS, of course, because streaming's antiseptic ease does not suit nostalgic fetishism.
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"Her depiction of Brooklyn as an antiseptic, soulless operation is completely divorced from reality, and I question why she would be presenting such a misportrayal," said Brian Fallon, Mrs.
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"A lot of buildings try so desperately to be perfectly tasteful that they feel a bit antiseptic," said Mr. Fulk, who designed Henry Hall's common areas, apartments and identity.
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In previous seasons, we've seen Carrie living in polished, almost antiseptic apartments, but her move to Brooklyn called for a place that was a little rougher around the edges.
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But in between, sex education in schools is often an antiseptic regurgitation of the science of reproduction mixed with healthy doses of the need for protection and, increasingly, abstinence.
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Researchers first discovered their antiseptic qualities in the '30s and since then, as folks have tended to do with chemicals in the past, they put them in lots of products.
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The FDA has already started the process of banning ingredients used in consumer antiseptic washes, not only because of their ineffectiveness but over fears they might be promoting antibacterial resistance.
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The antiseptic ingredient doesn't bleach your face or your hair, so as long as you keep it away from your patterned dresses and Frette sateen shams, you should be good.
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The FDA issued a new rule on Friday, announcing that certain over-the-counter consumer antiseptic products containing one or more of 19 specific active ingredients have now been banned.
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Although signs of human activity were there, humans weren't; Lille had become an antiseptic world barren of feeling or context, like the all-too-perfect set in The Truman Show.
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The 753,000-square-foot building, located on Ferry Street, has an earthy smell, but the lack of dirt combined with the hairnets and misting machines gives it an antiseptic feel.
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Instead we were treated to a history of Norwegian Cruise Line, followed by a visit to the biggest of the ship's 20 galleys, an antiseptic steel warren overrun with drones.
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At first, it didn't seem serious since the green solution, known as "zelyonka", is sold as an antiseptic in Russian pharmacies, and while it stings the eyes is not harmful.
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Pros: Well-stocked pet first aid supplies in a small, waterproof bag, includes LED flashing collar and collapsible water bowlCons: Does not include a pet first-aid manual or antiseptic
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After the soldiers left, Mr. Hassan said, he stumbled away to his house, where his sister stuffed turmeric powder, the best they could do for an antiseptic, into his wounds.
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Among our artifacts are the company's Maternity Kits, dating back to 1894, when the company first began selling kits with items such as antiseptic soap to help make childbirth safer.
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The supply has become so strangled that the Food and Drug Administration, which regulates antiseptic products in the US, has encouraged pharmacists and physicians to start making their own stash.
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But part of what makes this particular kingpin so fascinating is that Silk Road wasn't incubated in Mountain View, Menlo Park or the antiseptic co-working spaces of San Francisco.
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Scamarcio gives off a whiff of Tony Curtis in "Sweet Smell of Success," and also of Marcello Mastroianni in "La Dolce Vita," though his milieu makes theirs look positively antiseptic.
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In creating this installation, however, Mr. Salzmann addresses one of contemporary art's greatest conundrums: Can art installed in an antiseptic, corporate space like this one tackle gritty and ambitious subjects?
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And in lieu of chocolate and flowers, delivery app Meituan told the Post that searches for masks, goggles and antiseptic cotton tripled in the three days leading up to Feb.
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Meticulously recapturing the drama of that "giant leap for mankind" in 1969, it's a wonderfully nostalgic if somewhat antiseptic reminder of what it meant to first break the bonds of Earth.
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Christine—who bangs under the nom de guerre Chelsea—has sex and intimate conversation (the girlfriend experience) with rich businessmen in sleek, antiseptic hotel rooms, making thousands of dollars a pop.
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They underestimate readers and over-explain the text, Mr Alter says, disambiguating the many possible meanings of a word in favour of a single one, resulting in a "deceptive antiseptic clarity".
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Athletes today are scrubbed and polished, antiseptic to such an extent that doctors could safely and hygienically remove any remnants of their personalities the PR professionals and publicists failed to excavate.
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Posto da Torre, a gritty pit stop in the heart of Brazil's antiseptic capital, is indistinguishable from the countless other 24-hour gas stations that fleck the nation's cities and highways.
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Ms. Thompson-Lindsay, the older and more reticent of the two, specializes in getting bodies ready for viewing, often spending entire days holed up in the frigid and antiseptic preparation room.
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To sit in a rather antiseptic space and criticize what I'm doing when they have no clue about the lives of these people, it's classic elitism as far as I'm concerned.
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Leaders need to be honest that there is no such thing as antiseptic combat, while Americans need to understand the full cost and consequences of military actions undertaken in their names.
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Instead of being driven to her doctor every two weeks, let that physician provide her care where she wants to be — at home — rather than in an unfamiliar and antiseptic hospital.
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Meanwhile dung is piled high into heaps for burning, the fine peach-colored ash used as another form of antiseptic and sunscreen by the herdsmen, shielding them from the 115-degree heat.
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No one else will shake the crown of power in the same way and Gawker's antiseptic cleared the old wounds to make way for better writing, better thought, and a better world.
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"Listerine has menthol, thymol, eucalyptol, and methyl salicylate — all [of] which make it an antifungal, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory, and PERFECT for getting rid of dandruff," she wrote on her Instagram video.
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With this question — raised by the Gucci show set: an antiseptic hospital-gown-green space with piercing overhead lights, medical beds strategically arrayed beneath — the Milan women's wear collections got into gear.
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In an antiseptic Tokyo of stifling politesse and prohibitive cost of living, the aging protagonist, a French-language instructor named Mitsuki, waits for her mother to finish the tedious business of dying.
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The event is largely a highly choreographed and antiseptic affair; after two days of conversation and the crafting of a lengthy joint communique, the delegations get on their planes and fly back home.
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They exposed different strains of E. faecium to mice that lived in a cage disinfected with a typical alcohol antiseptic, then they measured (via poop pellets) how easily the bacteria colonized the mice's guts.
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Then, in that extremity of living — in the last room she would inhabit, with its antiseptic surfaces and green lighting — my mother took over, as she usually did, with a graceful force of will.
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In op-ed after op-ed and television appearance after television appearance, Bolton packaged the military cudgel as clean and antiseptic, where the benefits of an operation would outweigh any cost that may arise.
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"We finalized the FDA's previous determination that 28 active ingredients, including triclosan and benzethonium chloride, are not eligible for evaluation under the FDA's OTC Drug Review for use in consumer antiseptic rubs," Woodcock said.
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Image: SCY (Pixabay)A company that claimed its miracle hand sanitizers and antiseptic lotions would protect people from all sort of nasty diseases, including Ebola, is now being taken to court by the federal government.
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Monetas' office, in a five-story building, occupied rooms on a floor beneath the canton's tax authorities and its government accountability office; the other tenants were dentists, and the corridors had a sharp antiseptic smell.
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Before the big teardown, VICE sent photographer Brittany Sowacke to tour the club and capture what made the space charming, otherworldly and utterly unique—the kind of atmosphere increasingly disappearing from antiseptic LGBTQ venues today.
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Sunflower seed oil is high in omega-6 fatty acids and vitamin E that hydrates and prevents moisture loss, and myrtle oil acts as an astringent and antiseptic — another combatant against excess oil and acne.
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Listerine antiseptic, for example, has been shown to have antiviral activity in laboratory test-tube studies against some viruses that had been exposed for at least 30 seconds, though studies have not looked at coronavirus.
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For multiple minutes, they didn't dry or warm him, clear his mucus, apply antibiotics or antiseptic eyedrops, or give him other types of injections that infants regularly receive right after birth, according to the lawsuit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An antiseptic gel to stop umbilical cord infections in newborn babies was recommended as safe and effective by European regulators on Friday in a boost for GlaxoSmithKline scientists who developed it from a mouthwash.
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In the detention area of the adjoining US Customs and Border Protection building, an antiseptic room with a lone metal bench, Pokora pondered all the foolish risks he'd taken while in thrall to his Xbox obsession.
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Biden himself said he'd never "thought of politics as cold or antiseptic," implying that those of us who didn't give him permission to behave as if we've been intimately acquainted for years must be frigid robots.
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The notable example might just be in Vermont's Original Bag Balm, the iconic green aluminum tin that stashes a simple four-ingredient blend of petrolatum, lanolin, 8-hydroxyquinoline sulfate (an antiseptic and preservative), and paraffin wax.
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They advocated utopian, tower-in-the-park developments, high-rises in antiseptic plazas, with housing neatly cordoned off from offices, and highways bulldozed through old neighborhoods to whisk people who could afford cars out of town.
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The British maker of Dettol antiseptic and Strepsils lozenges reported like-for-like 2019 sales growth of 0.8% in line with guidance but that lagged peers such as Procter & Gamble which are targeting 3-5% expansion.
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A civil protest movement said it had smuggled a veterinary antiseptic liquid into parliament to disrupt proceedings before a vote on the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court whom the opposition reject as pro-government.
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The bile from an ox's gallbladder apparently served as an antiseptic for wounds, bull testes were used to boost the sex drive, and consuming the womb of a hare was recommended to conceive a male child.
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Corporate landlords are partial to shell companies with boring, antiseptic names, like ColFin AI-CA5 LLC, which Glantz traces back to Colony Financial, owned by the billionaire Thomas J. Barrack Jr., a stalwart supporter of President Trump's.
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As sailors fall ill, the amphibious assault ship has closed the gyms, assigned personnel living aboard the vessel beds that are six feet apart, and made sure antiseptic wipes and hand sanitizer are available throughout the ship.
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In one weekend, Jabagchourian, from San Mateo, California, was able to secure 42,000 pairs of gloves, more than 1,300 surgical and N95 masks, 25 bottles of 16-ounce hand sanitizer, and three gallons of all-purpose antiseptic.
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The company's products included an ear wax remover, a laxative, a "metabolic cerebral tonic" called Gray's Glycerine (its formula was 11 percent alcohol) and the antiseptic Betadine, the familiar orange disinfectant smeared on patients' skin before surgery.
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" He then zooms the camera towards a man of Asian appearance before panning to a bottle of antiseptic hand wash with the video caption reading: "This virus gunna have to be quicker than that to catch me.
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China's vegetable producing capital of Shouguang was among the worst hit, the paper said, with drones dropping antiseptic solutions to prevent a health crisis and workers draining the remaining water and burying animal carcasses in lime pits.
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The company has converted what was a semiconductor factory into a cannabis production operation where employees walking down antiseptic hallways wear latex gloves and supervise an Israeli-style irrigation system and a $1 million air filtration system.
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Dangerous Things, a biotech company that sells body-hacking tools on the web, offers among its products a pain management kit that includes the anesthetic lidocaine, an antiseptic applicator, a hypodermic needle, a syringe and non-latex gloves.
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In an era of long-distance drone strikes and a reluctance to commit American troops to ground operations, the country's demand for antiseptic war had already resulted in growing pressure on officers not to lose men in combat.
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Feminists responded to the "redistribution of sex" talk with a mixture of horror and wonder: horror at the real-world implications of this strangely abstract and antiseptic discussion, wonder at the sheer obtuseness of those pushing the idea.
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There is something defiant about this quasi-seedy, quasi-sentimental vision of the old web, at odds with the antiseptic memories in "On this day" Facebook posts, or the rampant fake 90s nostalgia we are fed through listicles.
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In addition to your regular bathing routine, take the following steps for proper foot care:At least once a day, use an antibacterial soap like Hibiclens Antiseptic Skin Cleanser and a soft-bristled brush to wash your feet thoroughly.
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WOOLFE Yes, after taking in this antiseptic vision at the Booth Theater, it was bracing to watch William Friedkin's film, which vibrates with the heat and sweat and hustle and bustle of New York in the late '60s.
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With the help of friends who own now shuttered hair and nail salons, Jabagchourian has been able to secure 42,000 gloves, more than 1,300 face masks, 25 bottles of hand sanitizer and three gallons of all-purpose antiseptic.
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In a "warning letter" to Purell's parent, Gojo Industries, the agency called out the company for making numerous marketing claims that potentially position its sanitizing products as a pharmaceutical drug rather than an over-the-counter topical antiseptic.
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Off they wander through the complex, with flashlights in dark corridors, checking cells and sensory-deprivation tanks, finding corpses and discovering that this antiseptic labyrinth — called the Temple — is itself a sentient entity with murder on its mind.
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Expressions of overt sexuality seemed to mortify him and, in a way, you might say the same of Mr. Gvasalia, whose party-boy days are so far behind him he has relocated his various concerns to antiseptic Zurich.
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Two weeks before Ms. Handziuk became a victim herself, a leading anticorruption activist in Kiev, Vitaliy Shabunin, suffered chemical burns after someone dumped a caustic antiseptic over his head at a public protest, temporarily dying his skin green.
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Standing on the floor was "Virtual Flow" (1990), a two-part sculptural contraption made of antiseptic pink ceramic tiles, with a screen-like square evoking a computer or a TV, attached to a cart covered with strange-looking growths.
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To ensure more people have access to everyday essentials, Shoprite said it is now rationing the sale of toilet paper, tissues, wipes, liquid soap, hand sanitizer as well as some tinned foods, cereals, antiseptic disinfectant liquids, medicines and vitamins.
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To ensure more people have access to everyday essentials, Shoprite said it is now rationing the sale of toilet paper, tissues, wipes, liquid soap and hand sanitizer as well as some tinned foods, cereals, antiseptic disinfectants, medicines and vitamins.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The head of a prominent Russian investigative website said on Wednesday he had been attacked in Moscow by an assailant who punched him and splashed him with an antiseptic green dye, echoing past assaults on opposition politicians.
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So, why hasn't the sex toy industry taken note when it comes to producing toys for people with vaginas, instead of churning out a jillion aesthetically antiseptic, yawn-inducingly phallic vibrators with three different settings: bzz, BZZ, and BZZZZZZZ?
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They found that multiple studies supporting the use of antiseptic products containing the chemical chlorhexidine to clean hospital patients were funded or otherwise supported by the companies that make those products, raising concerns about the independence of the research.
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In the face of frantic hoarding of basic health staples in Washington D.C., where she lives, Finneran had to travel to her doctor's office in neighboring Maryland to find the antiseptic wipes she needed to take her insulin shots.
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Clinical, metallic, sharp, agile, the album is antiseptic and atmospheric simultaneously, keyed to a set of wobbly drum machines under techno synthesizers clicking and sliding around in minimal progressions that provide chord color without quite coalescing into solid hooks.
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The British drugmaker, which worked on the product with the Save the Children charity, won't make any money from the chlorhexidine antiseptic as it is designed exclusively for developing countries and will be sold at a not-for-profit price.
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There are still many more questions to be answered — for one, Tyrannomyrmex ants lack organs that naturally secrete antiseptic compounds crucial for their hygiene, say researchers, even though they live in on the forest floor, which is full of bacteria.
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The social network's top brass has used this antiseptic approach before, during the campaign around Lean In, the self-help book for working women written by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who is fending off her own rumors about running for president.
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Ginger can help with that, as it's known to be a strong antiseptic and cleansing agent that keeps acne from forming by getting rid of breakout-causing bacteria, says Joshua Zeichner, a dermatologist at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.
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"When you splash antiseptic in people's faces, pour shit over people, beat up activists, puncture their tires, or burn something, sooner or later someone will be burned alive or die in a fight," Latynina said on her own radio show.
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" Richard Pérez-Peña, a reporter for The Times, discussed his coverage of the aftermath of the Orlando shooting with WNYC Radio's The Brian Lehrer Show: "It's way too easy to report a mass casualty in a kind of antiseptic way.
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"We need more randomized and controlled studies of a longer duration to help us understand if it does hold up like an antiseptic mouth rinse," says JoAnn Gurenlian, graduate program director in the department of dental hygiene at Idaho State University.
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Jeter has always skated by thanks to an otherworldly start to his career—Rookie of the Year, multiple World Series, and the start of a "Yankee Dynasty," all within his first four seasons—as well as a meticulously antiseptic media presence.
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With green tiles lining the walls, black and white linoleum flooring, and hallways redolent of an antiseptic whose recipe hadn't changed since the 1950s, the hospital had a distinct postwar feel, and an unchanging culture to go along with it.
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His drawing style is at once poetically attuned to details of neighborhoods and interiors (the lit canopy of a gas station at night, the banquette at an antiseptic diner) and deceptively plain when it comes to the people who inhabit them.
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The price tag for the mainly Europe-focused brand portfolio, which include itch relief cream Eurax, antiseptic cream Savlon and Tixylix cough liquids, was in the high double digit million pound range, according to a person close to the deal.
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November 19, 393, 6:09 PM. Mariam opens her backpack and quickly moves through the apartment: phone charger, water, two packs of cigarettes, two lighters, small notepad, antiseptic spray, pen, painkillers, toothbrush, spare underwear, socks, T-shirt, ID. Money, phone, keys in pockets.
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As the global spread of coronavirus continues, a handful of brands appear to be, at least in the short term, uniquely profiting from Americans' disease and quarantine preparation, such as antiseptic labels, medical suppliers, canned food brands, and at-home entertainment companies.
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Ganga Pandit, who lives in Pune, which is also in Maharashtra, told Insider that only five people at a time are being allowed into major grocery stores, where he noticed that people are panic buying medicines, antiseptic creams, soap, and face masks.
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Gray said if dog owners are particularly concerned, they can wipe their dog's paws with antiseptic wipes after they have had a walk outside -- but they should take care not to overdo it, as wiping too much can dry out a dog's paws.
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The fight is well staged and at least in its emphasis on the human toll of war — the panting, clanging misery of men in armor dying in one another's grip — owes a stronger debt to Welles than to Olivier's antiseptic, politically expedient vision.
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CATHAY'S VIRUS FRONTLINE Cathay said that as required by the Hong Kong health authorities, it was distributing health declaration forms and will be making face masks and antiseptic wipes available at the boarding gate to passengers traveling from Wuhan to Hong Kong.
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TMZ spoke with Dutch Harbor Brands -- one of the biggest hand wipe manufacturers in the country, which produces the popular Wipex brand and other antiseptic products -- and they tell us their company (and their customers) are about to see a massive shortage.
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They can feel a bit too video game-y at times — especially when you're healing chainsaw wounds with a splash of antiseptic — but they keep Resident Evil 7 from feeling like a horror game that just happens to have the franchise name slapped on it.
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As far back as 1600 BCE, wasabi was grown for its antiseptic properties that lent themselves perfectly to a diet high in raw fish, in the same way the hotter climates of India, Malaysia, and Thailand favoured capsicums, garlic, and onion to kill off bacteria.
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And in case some critter bites or burrows into you, pack some reasonable first-aid items, like antiseptic wipes, an antimicrobial ointment, an anti-itch cream with at least 1 percent hydrocortisone and perhaps an antifungal product, especially if you will be in remote areas.
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After unknown assailants splashed the face of the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny with an antiseptic green dye, one of his supporters shared on social media a Photoshopped image of a World War II monument in the city of Volgograd covered in green paint.
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The theatricality and combativeness on display in the Spin Room — and the animated chatter ricocheting across the TV studios and Twitter feeds — are more likely to pique citizens' political interest than are antiseptic or Olympian declarations that purport to tell us all we need to know.
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At my suggestion, RobTwo, AzChike, and I move from the smoke-choked room to the apartment's pebbled staircase, where the building's lights cast everything––from Rob's silver Air Maxes, to the sickly palm trees, to the exhausted peach paint––in a spectral, almost antiseptic orange tint.
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I'd be naive to think that processing what clothes of hers to keep could ever replace the real work of processing grief or heartache, a false promise threaded throughout The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. An antiseptic home does not equal a mind free of pain.
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"When we were doing the first album, I wanted to release the best English debut album ever," he says of 1982's spindly, embryonic Crumbling the Antiseptic Beauty LP. "It'd be too conceited to say 'I want to make the best album in the world,'" he admits.
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So while the ISS may not be as fragrant as spring chrysanthemums—indeed, astronaut Scott Kelly said it smells more "antiseptic" or like "garbage" in a recent reddit AMA—the crew's chore schedule ensures that it is, at the very least, not a total orbital stinkbomb.
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The gloom and shadows of the inhospitable planet and the hushed, antiseptic corridors of the Covenant are superior horror-movie environments, and the fact that you know more or less exactly what's coming doesn't diminish the creepiness, or lessen the jolt when the thing you're dreading arrives.
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The pair had visited a pizzeria and a pub before collapsing and although officials have said there is no public health danger, they have advised anyone who was in the vicinity to wash their clothes and clean all jewelry, mobile phones and spectacles with antiseptic wipes.
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One can only include so much room for improvisation before a nominal collection of pop songs becomes a runaway jam session, so many tricky chord changes and virtuoso players before a delicious confection turns bitter, or ornate, or slicker than the cleanest, most antiseptic cocktail lounge.
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LOS ANGELES — The home that Natasha Gregson Wagner shares with her husband, his sons and their daughter in Venice, a seaside neighborhood here, smells clean in a non-antiseptic way and, on a recent visit, faintly of the lilacs that rested in a vase on the kitchen countertop.
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We also began to understand that microbes caused infection, and therefore to control infection-causing microbes during surgery: this meant that surgical procedures could be longer and more complex, because the surgical patient would not go into septic shock once surgeons understood how to create antiseptic operating rooms.
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Karyn Kusama, The Invitation She had a strong debut with 2000's Girlfight, but Karyn Kusama has spent the past decade largely languishing in what Amy Heckerling recently referred to as "director jail" after the high-profile flop of 2005's antiseptic adaptation of the seminal MTV cartoon Aeon Flux.
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By the end of the evening Tuesday, about four hours in, the worn-looking table onstage at N.Y.U. Skirball was lined with sundries arranged two by two — self-tanning lotion alongside a tall bottle of beer, sunscreen paired with olive oil, a tin of chopped tomatoes next to antiseptic cream.
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Cathay told the South China Morning Post, which first reported on the issue, that as required by the Hong Kong health authorities, it was distributing health declaration forms and will be making face masks and antiseptic wipes available at the boarding gate to passengers travelling from Wuhan to Hong Kong.
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So is there any hope that these antiseptic developments can get some individuality back, some of the charm that we associate with, say, Stockholm's Gamla stan, or an ounce of the afterdark charisma of the nightclubs once housed in the old Victorian warehouses and railway arches that the Kings Cross redevelopment replaced?
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There's the jabberwocky phrase on my shins, "upthe monkeys" [sic]; there's the triangle with eyeballs on my left forearm; there's the man in a hat smoking a cigarette on my right shoulder, which my professor friend gave me in that same Mexico City hotel room using tequila as an antiseptic (and artistic inspiration).
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Just as Radiohead stretched the warm skin of guitars over the antiseptic skeletons proffered by their fractured idols on the Warp and Rephlex labels, their stylistic offspring have gone on to produce compositions that are essentially rock songs, that move and peak as such, but sometimes with little to no physically performed instrumentation at all.
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Taking me upstairs, she led me into his room, which was spotless, almost antiseptic, a shrine to a sometimes mischievous yet fundamentally obedient boy who prayed at least four times a day, dressed in colorful shirts and smiled so much and so often that those who knew him could never imagine him being depressed.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE has waged an antiseptic campaign on the issues without having the ill grace to bring up the subject — not to mention the Benghazi report.
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But Navalny said in a statement on Tuesday that he had suffered a chemical burn to his right eye as a result of the assault which had robbed him of 80 percent of his sight in that eye and that a doctor had told him she was sure the antiseptic must have been mixed with something else.
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Countering the online health gurus is especially difficult when they offer the irresistible cocktail of medical language muddled with a much more pleasing aesthetic than medicine, far from the clinical world of linoleum and antiseptic, a better place where patients' conditions are diagnosed with metaphors ("adrenal fatigue") and treated with poetry (holy basil, bone broth, Himalayan sea salt).
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Her signature mood contradiction is that between heart and machine — there's a bionic, nearly antiseptic quality to the record that firmly transfers it from chartpop territory to the land of the Chromatics, who share with Shura a sweeping grandiosity undercut by musical artifice, yet at the same time her breathy vocals ache and yearn with fierce pathos.
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Expanded by side mirrors into passages to nowhere, these antiseptic veneers feel as haunted as the Gothic clutter of Levy's video, especially "Showers" (2018), a construction of gray walls and yellow and white tiles; it could be the shower room of a typical Y, but its miniaturization concentrates the array of light and shadow into an emptiness equal parts foreboding and forsaken.
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For example, a three-month spike in sepsis rates from October occurred at the same time as a shortage of chlorhexidine, an antiseptic put on a baby's umbilical cord to prevent infection, said Wezi Kalumbu, an adviser on child health for the Organized Network of Services for Everyone's Health, a USAID-funded program to improve health care in 16 districts of Malawi.
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The centerpieces of the room are Hesse's "Accession V" (1968), an open-top metal cube with tubes of black rubber threaded through its holes, like the tentacles of an invasive species covering the walls of a cave, and LeWitt's "3 x 3 x 3" (1965), a neat and spare, almost antiseptic, white-lattice cube whose faces are broken into three rows of three squares each.
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Slow, unobtrusive (although sometimes quite crunchy) drum clicks and spare, heavy basslines frame a whizzing, impressionistic blur including but not limited to minimal splashes of keyboard loop and maximal blocks of keyboard gloss, grimy or whooshy or clinically antiseptic electronic texture as the case may be, and the disembodied ghost of Auto-Tune floating through the digital soundscape in search of a larynx to burrow into.
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Here are the best medicated shampoos for dogs:Best medicated shampoo overall: Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiparasitic and Antiseborrheic Medicated ShampooBest for skin allergies: Vet's Best Oatmeal Medicated ShampooBest for bacterial infection: Curaseb Chlorhexidine 4% Medicated Shampoo for Dogs & CatsBest for yeast infection: Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiseptic and Antifungal ShampooBest for mange: Davis Benzoyl Peroxide Medicated ShampooPrices and links are current as of 3/05/2020.
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There was moderate evidence that a topical antibiotic cream may increase the chance of healing three weeks after hemorrhoid surgery compared with a nonantibiotic cream, but low-quality evidence that other antibiotic or antiseptic wound management would decrease time to healing, increase number of wounds healed, decrease adverse events or infection, as reported in the September 28 JAMA Dermatology summary of the Cochrane review.
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Among the essentials in his D.I.Y. first-aid kit are moleskin fabric, liquid bandages, soft-wrap elastic bandages, micropore paper tape, fabric adhesive dressings and bandages in a variety of sizes, coverlet adhesive 4-wing dressing, non-adherent bandage pads, a sterile gauze bandage roll, adhesive wound closures, triangular bandages, alcohol swabs and antiseptic wipes, packets of Bacitracin antibiotic ointment with zinc, burn ointment, eye wash, a thermometer, petroleum jelly, pain relievers, anti-diarrheal medications, antacids and laxatives.
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They'd told him he'd have to stay on the regimen anywhere from six to thirty months, but within three months he'd felt fine, his cough nearly gone and his arms and chest filling out again, so he'd started selling the pills, because he didn't need them anymore, and then he'd stopped coming to the clinic altogether, until the disease returned to shake him like a rat in a cage and he spat up blood and came back here to their contempt and their antiseptic smells and their masks and their dictates and their ultimatums.
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Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall represent a multitude of things to many people: They're adept pop songwriters who have nailed a winning formula that has kept their music on constant rotation for what feels like eons now; they're dopey, edible-gobbling, retrograde chauvinists who represent the nadir of bro culture; they're a two-headed quote machine that makes pure candy for music journalists and rancid chum for the outrage machine; they're spartan producers whose antiseptic aesthetic signals the latest death knell for the EDM boom-and-bust that swept every corner of pop music imaginable over the last decade.
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" Reading such self-imposed sarcasm made you wonder whether Day sort of agreed with Esquire Magazine's combatively contrarian film critic Dwight Macdonald, when in 1962, at the peak of Day's box-office marketability in such romantic comedies of the era as "Lover Come Back" (19853), "That Touch of Mink" (1962), "The Thrill of It All" (1963) and "Send Me No Flowers" (1964), he wrote Day's popularity off as being a triumph of "the healthy antiseptic Good Looks and the Good Sport personality that the American middle class -- that is, practically everybody -- admires as a matter of duty.
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