We can't put band aids over our employment law, yeah.
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"Trying to put these band-aids on is a precarious solution."
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But we're getting these little Band Aids on a hemorrhaging wound.
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Band-aids don't fix bullet holes, but maybe an apology will.
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So they can't get Band-Aids, so they can't get food.
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Congress should put brakes on this technology, not ineffective band-aids.
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"You can only put so many Band-Aids on," he said.
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I pick up Band-Aids, sour gummy worms, Sprite, and cranberry juice.
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Did the school make sure to stock up on some Band-Aids?
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There's little first aid kit — Band-Aids, some dressings, blood pressure cuff.
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"We don't want to put Band-Aids on this anymore," she said.
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"We don't put Band-Aids on a woman's psychological wounds," Williams says.
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The rougher tykes may even be familiar with Johnson & Johnson's Band-Aids.
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In fact, I'm the guy who put the decorations on Band-Aids.
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Do not be fooled by the beautiful patterns that resemble large band-aids.
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"I consider a lot of the actions we're taking band-aids," Adams said.
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The group brought safety kits that included goggles, ear plugs and Band-Aids.
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Blue, government-issued tarps cover damaged roofs like a network of Band-Aids.
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I brought them over-the-counter medicines, Band-Aids, a thermometer and lunchboxes.
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"Better privacy controls would certainly help, but they are ultimately band-aids," Narayanan said.
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We sentence ourself to band-aids and rule out the possibility of structural change.
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But only if she gets an apology, since band-aids don't fix bullet-holes.
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It's time for the two parties to consider changes that go beyond band-aids.
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And hence the fact that I've got Band-Aids on my cameras and stuff.
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Sinuous Amy Winehouse wore down her pink slippers until they looked like dirty Band-Aids.
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Every purchase, down to items like Band-Aids, was scrutinized for potential pennies of savings.
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She's practical, knowledgeable, carefree — even as she hides her cracked porcelain arms under Band-Aids.
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Let's see these apps for what they are — band-aids — and leave it at that.
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Towns and cities can limp along, repairing leaks incrementally, applying band aids to gushing wounds.
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Under the auspices of the Macron Plan, Africa demands neither charity, paternalism, nor band-aids.
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Basic medicinal items like a first-aid kit or band aids were absent from our store.
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Though if you do end up getting injured, Target always has band-aids in stock. Marketing!
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Everything from Band-Aids, to bottled water, to training pants are plastered with their smiling faces.
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They have a van that goes from factory to factory, selling Band-Aids, tampons, and chicken.
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The other day in a pharmacy I saw a box of Band-Aids that you designed.
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Throw all that and an assortment of waterproof Band-Aids into a sandwich-sized Zip-Loc.
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A single-payer system built with $629 Band-Aids isn't going to be affordable at all.
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Show me the band aids you gave to Those precious to you, so they know. Oh!
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Like a guy selling Band-Aids on the corner tripping you so you skin your knees.
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Beyond the basics (Band-aids, anti-bacterial ointment, ibuprofen), you want: — Lavender oil for bug bites.
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In these pages you won't find too much in the way of self-help or Band-Aids.
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They often carry around band-aids, and tampons—which I don't mind as long as they're unused.
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Top note brings maximum earthiness, somewhere between a dog's wet, dirty tennis ball and moldy Band-Aids.
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Or, perhaps consider scouring a garden for some Brie rinds and Band-Aids, you sick, terrible monster.
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Her parents Bradley and Becky Sroka became concerned when Band-aids didn't suffice, so they sought help.
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Instead, Congress has increasingly resorted to continuing resolutions -- short-term Band-aids to keep the government funded.
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So I'm running around looking for different colored band-aids when I've got three kids to look after?
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The company focuses on the cause of an illness rather than simply throwing Band-Aids at the problem.
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"So they are going to put Band-Aids on their current servers and not upgrade them," Cassidy said.
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Nude pumps, nude tights, and nude Band-Aids are all intended to give the allure of bare skin.
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The NFL is considering band-aids to solve its problems, when the appropriate response is an emergency surgery.
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"These are wound care kits," Guy says, stuffing in gauze, band-aids, pink saline water, and other items.
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"While Band-Aids are good, we need to help by better addressing the root causes of these problems."
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But Muse says these moves are like Band-Aids that address small issues without tackling the larger problems.
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He picked the pharmaceuticals and consumer goods giant because he used a lot of Band-Aids as a kid.
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Burying and burning garbage are Band-Aids on the larger problem, but the global recycling system must be fixed.
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So, gear up, have a lot of Gatorade, put Band-Aids in front of your nipples — I don't know.
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Another trade lawyer and former negotiator for a U.S. ally said various alternatives being put forward were "band-aids".
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My trembling hands drop the items on the counter: Advil, Pepto-Bismol, Bengay, Band-Aids, ice pack, knee brace.
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"We're basically putting Band-Aids when we need to go to the ER. That's where we're at," he said.
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And Kate Hudson is Penny Lane, the ringleader of a troupe of groupies who call themselves the Band-Aids.
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At over $4 a box, this was certainly more than I'd typically spend on a box of Band-Aids.
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"Too little is changing, and for too long, our society has put Band-Aids on this problem," Cianciotto said.
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And that while that's good and well, at times that can be putting Band-Aids on the real issues.
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A new human resource policy or a pat on the back for an enlightened manager are mere Band-Aids.
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I wish I had put Band-Aids on my feet before we started walking around, because I am struggling.
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We also buy milk, coconut yogurt, dried fruit, band-aids, toothpaste, soft drinks, and chocolate pudding — T.'s choice.
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Other over-the-counter products, such as Band-Aids, sunscreen, or ice packs, can be submitted without a prescription.
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Policymakers kick the can down road all the time, believing there are no solutions, only band-aids or neglect.
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Slathering skin with Vaseline or Body Glide and placing Band-Aids on sensitive areas can also help prevent chafing.
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I think if you need more than two Band-Aids on a trip you need to reconsider your activities.
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This latest unicorn hunt only adds to a growing list of ad-hoc band-aids applied to self-inflicted wounds.
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One important lesson I took away: Never mix a vat of coleslaw when you have band-aids on your fingers.
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"We try and put stuff in there that makes sense -- toothpaste, toothbrushes, band aids....some soap and shampoo," Espinoza said.
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About one-fifth of its revenue comes from selling consumer health and beauty products such as Band-Aids and Listerine.
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Border wall Band Aids will not reduce these root drivers of illegal immigration, but US foreign assistance is trying to.
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No health care company collected more Q1 earnings than Johnson & Johnson, the maker of drugs, medical devices and Band-Aids.
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We shouldn't be patching Band Aids, we should be looking at systemic issues, and I remain committed to that effort.
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" The left-leaning think tank EPI said the revised deal "constitutes Band-Aids on a fundamentally flawed agreement and process.
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And I like to see cities on foot, so I bring two Band-Aids for ameliorating the pain of blisters.
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He argued that temporary band-aids over wounds of oppression underestimate the depth and magnitude of the institutions that produce them.
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She then sent Martinez to the nurse's office, telling her to cover her nipples with Band-Aids in an "X" shape.
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While we've come a long way with the technology behind acne patches, the best ones still look like circular Band-Aids.
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In my reporting on health care, I've written about Band-Aids that cost $629 and MRIs with a $25,000 price tag.
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Schumer's belly button is covered with two Band-Aids because it's "getting so misshapen with this baby inside," as the comedian explains.
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Sales at J&J's consumer products unit, which makes Band-Aids, Neutrogena beauty products and Tylenol, rose 3.1 percent to $7.873 billion.
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Sales at J&J's consumer products unit, which makes Band-Aids, Neutrogena beauty products and Tylenol, rose 5.3 percent to $3.40 billion.
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" It shut the Newark lab "not to try to put Band-Aids in place but to try to rebuild it from scratch.
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Additionally, small purchases — including extra granola bars and boxes of Band-Aids — spread out over six months of training definitely added up.
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I ended up buying Band-Aids for blisters, along with an Ace bandage and ice packs to wrap my knees after running.
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It's harder for me to make fragile, expensive, beautiful things, and much easier for me to think of, like, funny Band-Aids.
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Sales at J&J's consumer products segment, which makes Band-Aids, Neutrogena beauty products and Tylenol, rose 76.53 percent to $3.4 billion.
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Martinez wore the Band-Aids for 45 minutes before calling her mom, crying out of embarrassment, so she could go home early.
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The outlet also explained that Fuller would wear band-aids on her neck to make it look like she had a port.
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Unable to save my family from the horrors of cancer, I had been rescuing Band-Aids and apple sauce from the trash.
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Here, they include a hefty mound of rubble, plastic eggs with baby dolls inside — she shoves them in her mouth — and Band-Aids.
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While some of these may be effective, they're Band-Aids on the underlying problem of men's entitlement to women's bodies around the world.
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If other matte liquid lipsticks are your dime-a-dozen groupies, then the Lip Pigments are the Band-Aids: cooler, sexier, more advanced.
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Even before the hurricane hit, the island's electrical grid was functioning with "Band-Aids," Héctor Pesquera, the territory's public security secretary, told CNNE.
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"These are band aids," Adam Alter, author of "Irresistible: The Rise of Addictive Technology and the Business of Keeping Us Hooked," tells CNN.
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My brother is being a bum so I ask to take his car to go get coffee and Band-aids for my hand.
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If today's disclosures are a PR stunt while it applies band-aids to a gaping wound, it'll matter to the regulators of the world.
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" As far as applying this research in a practical manner, Noel told Science Daily, "Perhaps this technology could be used for new Band-Aids.
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Cowboy fashion is punishing; Mr. Davis wears Band-Aids on his nipples so they don't bleed from the abundance of starch in his shirts.
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The videos began innocuously, but took a slow, dark turn, with Bree mentioning fights with her parents and Band-Aids appearing on her arm.
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It's a good idea to have a readily available supply of basic necessities like band-aids, disinfectant wipes, and any prescription drugs you take.
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Hader ducks it and then rises back into the frame, transformed by outrage, as Ronny swipes a shelf-load of Band-Aids at him.
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Evaporation pans are the unsung Band-Aids of the transit system: plain metal trays in which water collects, and, ideally, evaporates before it overflows.
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The doctor dismissed radiation as unnecessary, removed many of the lesions with a scrape, applied small Band-Aids, and was finished in 30 minutes.
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"We can continue to slap Band-Aids on caucuses," said Reyma McCoy McDeid, the executive director of the Central Iowa Center for Independent Living.
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"OPEC has used Band-Aids to get through crises of the moment," said Bhushan Bahree, an OPEC analyst at the research firm IHS Energy.
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With a terrified expression on her face, Karen ran with the ugly stroller, her feet festooned with Band-Aids, toward police cars up ahead.
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Then I have packets of Shout wipes because I'm very sloppy, Band-Aids because I'm accident prone and Off wipes because bugs love me.
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Until we do, we're likely to continue living in a world of $25,000 MRIs and $629 Band-Aids that families struggle to pay for.
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Around day eight, my friend's tube popped and it was a literal Band-Aid fix—we wrapped extra strength Band-Aids around the hole.
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Racing to implement Band-Aids may feel good, but I worry that such an approach creates a distraction while enabling the underlying issues to flourish.
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The intrigue: Johnson & Johnson may be better known for selling Band-Aids and baby powder, but the company has an extensive history with prescription painkillers.
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The question for each of Facebook's actions now is, do they actually address and solve these problems or are they band-aids on stab wounds?
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Among the 158 people who provided descriptions of their medical kits, the most commonly carried medical supply was Band-Aids or other types of bandages.
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Nelly, perhaps the most famous wearer of Band-Aids in our earthly narrative, has yet to be included in any rundown of great American songwriters.
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The senators wrote in a letter Thursday that SSDI fixes in last year's budget agreement were mere Band-Aids for the program's dire solvency issues.
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While none of these drugstore items broke the bank, I did splurge on higher-quality Band-Aids to make sure my new shoes weren't rubbing.
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Enter Mr. Rogan — "with Super Glue, Band-Aids, wire, whatever I could lay my hands on," as he put it — to patch up the instruments.
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We took vacations together and grocery shopped for each other and put Band-Aids on whichever little daredevil had fallen off his or her skateboard.
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Without proper funds, Puerto Rico has been slapping Band-aids on things, building only temporary infrastructure — and leaving tens of thousands living in shaky, damaged homes.
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Ahead: the basic techniques, tips that make a difference, and clearly highlighted DON'TS (especially if you don't want to spend your June wrapped in Band-Aids).
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Don't hold your breath: In a speech yesterday DOJ antitrust chief Makan Delrahim said such fixes are more like temporary band-aids and hard to enforce.
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Some of the most common classroom materials teachers purchase include room decorations, notebooks and binders, snacks for students, and other essentials like tissues or Band-Aids.
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In Puerto Rico, we must stop pretending Band-Aids are a solution and take tough actions that will free us, economically and emotionally, from government dependence.
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While TikTok clearly needs to improve its recommendation algorithms, where eating disorders are concerned, removing content and tweaking these algorithms are band-aids on bullet wounds.
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In fact, there didn't seem to be one positive response to a department store putting a "BANDS" display up that actually just included Band-Aids and headbands.
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After applying quite a few band aids, she got into the hot tub but had to keep her hand out of the chlorine so it wouldn't sting.
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There are a bunch of problems with dismissing simple, known solutions as mere "Band-Aids" and elevating big bets as the more meaningful way to do philanthropy.
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"The changes some teams are making right now are just Band-Aids to hide the really serious issues, like better pay and a safer workplace," she said.
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Other drugstore items are easy — no prescription necessary — such as wound care (Band-Aids and antibiotic ointment) or sunblock, as long as the SPF is high enough.
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"I had to buy Band-Aids and sprays, and [the sores] seeped for the rest of the week," she says — the photo evidence shows she's not kidding.
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As a health care reporter, I find myself writing about $25,000 MRIs, $629 Band-Aids — even a $39.95 fee just to hold one's own baby after delivery.
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Other black and brown people said that the household products, like Band-Aids or crayons, were frequently called "flesh" colors, which often confused kids who had darker complexions.
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There are many Band-Aids, but few opportunities to get at the larger issues of air travel, some of which have been festering below the surface for decades.
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However, the real way to make America greater is understanding that we can no longer apply Band-Aids to the gushing wound our economy is about to face.
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But when and how do drugs go beyond simple stress relievers and become fill-ins, Band-Aids, or treatments for the things we have lost in our lifestyles?
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If we do strip off our Band-Aids and tell our stories in their own gruesome detail, we may need to build a new culture of personal journalism.
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Even if Senators Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray broker a short-term compromise to renew insurance subsidy payments, we are only putting Band-Aids on a broken system.
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Liuba Grechen Shirley, a Democrat running for State House of Representatives on Long Island, "campaigns door to door in sandals with Band-Aids protecting her heels," reported amNewYork.
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To prevent $629 bills for Band-Aids, you've have to tackle the rest of the health care system — and that is not something either political party has proposed.
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I bring a little bit of duct tape or Band-Aids and I stick them over all the lights in the room so it's dark enough to sleep.
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They want to go back, and they have these bromides, they want to put Band-Aids on the problem, when in fact you need whole big systemic change.
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But most are band-aids, Ms. Goldin said — they probably help, but they don't address the deeper problem, and leave individual families to figure out their own compromises.
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Practicing on tracing fragments of human teeth, hair, and bloodied Band-Aids buried in tubes in the ground, preparing to find the ones who didn't make it out.
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"The measures that a person can take are what we call Band-Aids," said Max Stossel, the head of content and storytelling at the Center for Humane Technology.
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To prevent $2,237 bills for Band-Aids, you've have to tackle the rest of the health care system — and that is not something either political party has proposed.
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By the end of the four-year project, those hands were so blistered that he was forced to cover them in Band-Aids, athletic wrap, and a glove.
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There's a $375 ice cream scoop, a $300 silver yo-yo, and even a $600 Band-Aid box, which will definitely make the Band-Aids heal your wounds faster.
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The problem is that we use these bad habits as band-aids, whether it's drinking, smoking, eating junk, or having sex, to cope with things like stress or sadness.
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It serves as a reminder of how oversight boards can fail to achieve their goals if they favor quick fixes and band-aids over sound economic and structural reforms.
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The Takeaway: Just wear the Band-Aids for a few days — the Day Glove is a cool and luxurious shoe that checks the boxes of both aesthetics and comfort.
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Since it appears we lack the willpower to curb our worst impulses when it comes to the oceans, a few band-aids may be all we can hope for.
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I order some panty liners, a case of paper towels, and some Hydro Seal Band-Aids that my friend's mom recommended I get to help heal a cyst I have.
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In April, Florida high school student Lizzy Martinez said school officials made her put Band-Aids over her nipples after she came to school with no bra under her shirt.
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Admit it: Even the times you've thought you finally found a heel you can last all day in, you still find yourself reaching for the band aids come four o'clock.
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The new moon is that friend who always answers our texts, reminds us to pack an extra pair of underpants, and never leaves the house without Advil and band-aids.
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When leftist pundits argue that there is a stark difference between true progressive policies and "neoliberal" band-aids, this war tax proposal is precisely what we mean by the latter.
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Excluding special items, J&J, which also makes medical products and consumer products including Band-Aids, earned $1.83 per share in the second quarter, beating analysts' estimates by 3 cents.
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In this episode, we look at how the American decision not to regulate health care prices leads to $629 Band-Aids and $3,170 fees just for visiting the emergency room.
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But those campaigns risk serving as Band-Aids if we don't rise to the challenge of creating a safe driving environment, rather than relying on drivers to change their behavior.
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Most people with a latex allergy aren't too affected: Usually they get skin reactions like hives or swelling when they touch highly allergenic items like condoms, Band-Aids, or dishwashing gloves.
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If our students have any hope of solving the problems for which trigger warnings and safe spaces are mere Band-Aids, they must reject this woolly way of speaking their minds.
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She stood in front of the bandages and Band-Aids, taking in all their myriad shapes and colors—clear, nude, cloth-covered, breathable plastic, patterned with racing cars and cartoon dolphins.
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I inspected the toiletries bag in the bathroom, found it well stocked: expensive shaving cream, Band-Aids, Neosporin, arnica, a small bottle of white homeopathtic pellets that said they treated hay fever.
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If you make it there, you should also pick up Felissimo's cat perfume and cat-print Band-Aids, so you can look, taste, and smell like a cat from head to toe.
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A 17-year-old said she was told to put Band-Aids on her breasts while wearing a long-sleeved T-shirt after school officials said her nipples were distracting male students.
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We prefer this lace-lock technique; it'll save us time (and effort), so we can get right out there and stretch our legs — and, hopefully, save those Band-Aids for another day.
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These actions are nothing more than band-aids in the absence of a larger effort to resolve the underlying conflicts that have turned Yemen into a cockpit for regional and global conflict.
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Excluding special items, the maker of everything from drugs, to medical products to consumer products including Band-Aids earned $1.83 per share in the second quarter, beating analysts' estimates by 3 cents.
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In the meantime, public officials at the state and local levels of government are running out of Band-Aids to patch up critical infrastructure and public assets in dire need of attention.
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"What was the last number called?" one young Guatemalan man asked us at our makeshift legal stand, and then motioned to his makeshift hygiene stand, which doled out soap and band-aids.
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My wife, Paola, laughed at me, knowing all too well that rolling towels against windows as the water breached our refuge was like grabbing Band-Aids to care for a gushing bullet wound.
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You've heard of cleat chasers, starf**ckers, and band-aids ... but there's a different breed of groupies in the world of bull riding ... and superstar J.B. Mauney is giving TMZ Sports the lowdown.
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In it, she carried as few items as possible, including a shower curtain to keep the rain off, a Swiss Army knife, a flashlight, Band-Aids, iodine, a pen and a small notebook.
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The most important is a travel-size first-aid kit stocked with any prescription medications your child needs, over-the-counter medications (I did Tylenol, Advil and Benadryl), Band-Aids, Neosporin and a thermometer.
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Medicine, like education, defense, infrastructure and immigration, has become one more problem that gets Band-Aids slapped on it by politicians who are not willing or knowledgeable enough to even attempt a meaningful overhaul.
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And so elsewhere in Cambridge, notably in certain genetic labs at Harvard, the chairs and seals and exaptated services of the AgeLab are regarded as mere Band-Aids on the problem to be solved.
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In reality, their proposed ideas and sometimes harsh words seem like nothing more than band aids to the gaping wound of high drug prices—and that's just the way Big Pharma and Republicans like it.
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Our best advice on nipping the scaries in the bud can probably be found right in your bathroom, nestled atop your sink, hiding on a shelf somewhere between your spot treatments and your Band-Aids.
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Blowing up and starting from scratch or adding a few high-priced band-aids to close gaps are decisions fraught with variables and complexities that are tough to parse from the couch or the barstool.
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They should have maybe found a sweatshirt for Lizzy, not recommend putting band-aids on, plus this situation just feels so dramatized when the handbook did not make a direct statement in the first place.
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On Sunday night, Mr. Simpson had stationed five ambulances on site and had 16 emergency medical workers at the concert, some of them staffing a white medical tent filled with Band-Aids, water and sunscreen.
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We've been putting Band-Aids on it for so long, with a free meal here and there, but there's not really a foundation to get them off the streets and keep them off the streets.
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She brainstorms a few ideas, one being a coupon book for "massages" and "hugs," but in the end, she settles on a gift, full of literal Band-Aids (in the right color this time), and lingerie.
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Our Crowdwise columnist, David Pogue, collected readers' suggestions for simple distractions: pipe cleaners to bend around fingers or through Cheerios; Post-it notes to draw on, and entertaining adhesives, like painter's tape, Band-Aids or stickers.
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The raw, industrial setting of the Invisible Dog provided the right ambience for Ms. Meier's brand of experimentation: Covered in Band-Aids, she stoically jiggled her flesh, the first of several shape-shiftings of the night.
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Our mother carried the other essentials: a comb, an undershirt for my sister to wear (because she burned easily), Kleenex, Band-Aids, an extra towel (for inevitably someone's towel fell into the water), her sun hat.
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But leaving her apartment building in NYC on Saturday, the singer truly let her inner '70s flower child flag fly wearing a look Hudson's Almost Famous character would greatly appreciate as the leader of the Band-Aids.
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The pointy black boots are a half-size too small and have ground my heels into raw, red open wounds, so I hobble into a Duane Reade and pay $12 for two boxes of enormous Band-Aids.
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Yet two fundamental problems lurk: drivers must pay $40 to upwards of $65 out of pocket to attend them, and drivers are scarcely given any training in the first place, rendering the sessions mere reactionary Band-Aids.
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As for Apple's and Google's offerings—essentially providing people with information about how much time they spend on their phones and what they do there—he pronounced them Band-Aids on a wound that needs a tourniquet.
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The company, which makes everything from Band-Aids to Neutrogena beauty products, said its results included the impact of the first full quarter of the acquisition of Actelion, which added 7.9 percent to worldwide operational sales growth.
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But one day I found myself putting Band-aids around my thumbs and index fingers to stop them from bleeding all over my keyboard, and I realized that this habit was a significant problem in my life.
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While we should of course stay on the lookout for opportunities that are even more cost-effective, thinking of programs like bednet distribution, vaccination programs, and parasite treatments as "Band-Aids" seems to reflect an unhealthy perspective.
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The bigger boy tried to get me to drink water, because this is what we do in our family in lieu of applying Band-Aids, which I refuse to buy because they are just flesh-colored landfill.
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To others in the hotel, we must have looked like the first scene of "Macbeth" or victims of some weird industrial accident — splotched with ink, filigreed with eraser dust, haloed by ammonia and plastered with Band-Aids.
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The Band-Aids are there for when new shoes inevitably cut into my skin, and the tampon for, well, when my uterine lining sheds itself monthly, and I am expected to continue being a functioning, rational human being.
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While living there in a tent, she took advantage of the services offered by Homeless Youth Alliance, a street outreach team that provides basic necessities to young people, such as hot food, dry socks, band-aids, and tampons.
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This year was no different: Some of your favorite celebs were seen at the show wearing the same mascara, eyeliner, and nail polishes you'd find at the place you pick up your batteries, Band-Aids, and dish soap.
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"We keep putting Band-Aids on, we keep giving the patient aspirin, but we never do enough to solve the core causes," David Sedney, a former top Pentagon official focusing on Afghanistan and Pakistan, said in an interview.
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Here are other takeaways from our analysis of 2017 third-quarter earnings reports: No health care company netted more profits than Johnson & Johnson, the behemoth maker of drugs, medical devices and consumer products like Band-Aids and Tylenol.
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Opening Saturday, June 5th and running for 4 weeks in partnership with The Standard, High Line, the exhibition will feature shelves stocked with all the product's you'd find in a Manhattan bodega, from frozen pizza to Band Aids.
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Its biological "Band-Aids" are used to accelerate the treatment of wounds and burns resulting from injury or any manner of reconstructive surgery, and its injectable stem cell products can accelerate the repair of a tissue or organ.
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Like the nostalgia for a mother I'd seen on television—someone who cooked and cleaned, kissed me on the forehead and put Band-Aids on my knees, read me books at night, held and rocked me when I cried.
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Google has tried to make things less burdensome on the senders' end with Gmail's Smart Reply and Smart Compose features, and on the receivers' end with Nudges, but those are just annoying Band-Aids on the festering wound of obligation.
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Many schools have been called out for policies that sexualize young girls, including "fingertip tests" for skirts and, in one particularly egregious case, forcing a student who wasn't wearing a bra under her shirt to cover her nipples with band-aids.
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Often, Dorsey pledges in press interviews and on his personal account to work harder on solving Twitter's biggest problems, only for those solutions to ultimately manifest as benign and largely meaningless user interface tweaks — effectively Band-Aids on bullet wounds.
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Obviously, you're not going to build an entire wardrobe from your corner shop (and some do have more of a bounty than others), but there are definitely key pieces to look out for while you're buying yourself some Band-Aids.
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She dons the long fur coat and round gold-rim glasses seen on the motion picture's now iconic poster and runs toward the top of a ramp, where her fellow band-aids wait to get backstage at a Stillwater concert.
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The bottom line is that these significant federal expenditures are band-aids insufficient to produce a net gain in sage grouse habitat, and they sidestep the major problems that have driven individual sage grouse populations on a downward spiral toward extinction.
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Silicon Valley is funny not in spite of its consistent use of deus ex machina band-aids to patch up each plot, but because of them; the twists are often so bonkers that they make a bizarre kind of sense.
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We are told that, in theory at least, the late-arriving Band-Aids of widespread testing and paid sick leave are on the way -- though roadblocks have come up in the Senate that could delay final passage of the bill.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the critic Lester Bangs; Billy Crudup is Russell Hammond, the lead guitarist whom William can't quite resist; and Kate Hudson is Penny Lane, the ringleader of a troupe of groupies who call themselves the Band-Aids.
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The front office brought in Andrew Bogut and Larry Sanders as last-ditch band-aids, but Bogut played all of a minute for the Cavs before breaking his leg, and Sanders is still shaking off retirement rust in the D-League.
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Though the nurse was on duty in her office, Rory's gym teacher at the Garden School looked at his cut and applied two Band-Aids to cover it up — not stopping to clean the wound first or send the boy for first aid.
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The extensive auction is selling off a total of 500 different Office props, from the Band-Aids that Andy wore on his chafing nipples during the Fun Run to the glass door from the Dunder-Mifflin Scranton branch, suite 200 and more.
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"We are putting a lot of Band-Aids on issues that need tourniquets to make people feel better, but at the end of the day, this will continue to be our reality until we fix and enforce the laws we already have."
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In doing so, Twitter says it gives more freedom to users, while critics argue it places more burden on users and more trust in software solutions (or in some cases, band-aids) to police hateful or otherwise violating content on the site.
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" Despite threats of disciplinary action, about 30 female students opted not to wear bras, and a number of students decorated their backpacks with Band-Aids in the shape of an X. One student wore a shirt that read, "Do my ni**ples offend you?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — A few years ago, Evan Fugazzi began to feel that the colors in his paintings were "band-aids," and that he needed to work strictly with black paint on white canvas to move forward as an artist.
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"Tech companies have a responsibility to combat disinformation, and when their platforms are being abused to promote demonstrable lies, fabrications and racist attacks — some of which could lead to violence — it requires more than Band-Aids," said Ian Sams, the communications director for Ms. Harris.
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We got Brody Jenner's ex-gf leaving Warwick in Hollywood with a friend Wednesday night and asked her about the 17-year-old in Florida who was forced to cover her nipples with Band-Aids when she came to school without a bra on under her shirt.
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"If the necessary political will is insufficient ... instead of putting 'Band-Aids' in the framework to compensate for the lack of crucial instruments, let's collectively recognize that it is urgent, and in the best interest of European citizens, that we revisit the existing rules now," she said.
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While these emergency measures are critical to halting the spread of the virus and providing support to people who fall ill, they are band-aids that cannot by themselves fix the underlying problem: our current policies fail to provide basic economic security to large swathes of people.
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"What we have been doing for the last 80 years is putting Band-Aids all over the system," Mr. Cuomo said during an interview on Wednesday before leading a tour of the tunnels and other subterranean warrens where much of the electrical work is taking place.
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Much like the Republican Party of Kerry's era, who gleefully provided convention-goers with Purple Heart–adorned Band-Aids to wear in a mocking tribute to the Swift Boat Veterans, GOP politicians and their allies in the media have gone all in on furthering Trump's original con.
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These are generational investments, so that not just -- they're not short-term Band-Aids, but they are really profound decisions about who we want to be as a nation and as -- and how we want to act, as the wealthiest nation in the history of the world.
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According to CBS News, four other companies joined the list Friday: the home office supply store Office Depot, the dieting company Jenny Craig, the Atlantis, Paradise Island resort and Johnson & Johnson which produces pharmaceuticals as well as consumer products such as Band-Aids, Neutrogena beauty products and Tylenol.
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According to CBS News, four other companies joined the list Friday: the home office supply store Office Depot, the dieting company Jenny Craig, the Atlantis, Paradise Island resort and Johnson & Johnson which produces pharmecueticals as well as consumer products such as Band-Aids, Neutrogena beauty products and Tylenol.
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Munroe's subjects — fitted with a bright yellow decorated glove, patched jeans, scraps of cartoon figures from found fabric, Disney Band-Aids, beads and silk threads used as curtains in the Caribbean, a festive Mickey Mouse hat, and Pinocchio's large bulbous nose — personify the odd, ostracized other by calling attention to themselves.
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Police also discovered several incriminating things at Garcia's Indiana home, according to the Omaha World-Herald, including odd notes to himself (such as to remember to wear Band-Aids on his fingertips and park away from the home), a plan to impersonate another Anthony Garcia and an escape plan by boat.
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When they call you "Mom" and you are the one getting them toilet-trained, documenting their first tooth lost, throwing their birthday parties, showing up for parent-teacher conferences, comforting them after a bad dream, and administering Band-Aids to their scraped knees, you are profoundly invested in their well-being.
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Levant creates the same effect with two more small installations, one juxtaposing a bin of seaweed, kelp, and bits of discarded metal with a "fan" of interwoven seaweed strands and chopsticks, and the other pairing two chopstick fans with Petri dishes and other disparate objects, including electrical tape, ear buds, and Band-Aids.
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I thought of the guy known for dropping Band-Aids on women's desks when the trading floor was cold because he didn't "want to be distracted," and the many times I had heard a women share an idea at a meeting, only to see later that same idea credited to a man.
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I spent some decent time in the Bed, Bath & Beyond travel aisle getting duplicates of everything I needed, and spent about $39 on travel toothbrush, mouthwash and toothpaste, travel shampoo and conditioner, a pill case for Advil and Tylenol, travel-size Band-Aids, eye drops, travel Febreeze, travel Wool-ite, and more.
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The vending machines don't require any money — anyone can press a button, and the machine will dispense a kit containing a box of 10 syringes, a rubber tourniquet, a needle disposal container for the used needles, alcohol swabs and band aids, as well as an information sheet on where to find treatment.
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"Though it has tried to remove shopper confusion about which brands they should shop by displaying clothing in product categories, as well as making steps towards improving availability and slimming down options, these actions seem like band aids for its core issue of not understanding which segment of the market to go after," Strachan said.
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But it's a short leap from concluding that shelters and bednets to prevent malaria are just "Band-Aids" to concluding that philanthropists should stop wasting their time on the "Band-Aid" solutions in front of them, and should instead focus their energy on big bets that might, if they pan out, solve the problem entirely.
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Facebook announced in May that it would make some changes so that a chunk of this moderator workforce (though not all of it) would be paid a little more and given a little extra care, but a damning new report indicates that these piecemeal changes are mere band-aids for what's described as a severely distressing work environment.
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I thanked him and wandered into the nearest aisle, where I gazed at the boxes of Band-Aids and made mental calculations: If he'd been here a few days before he disappeared into the 21999-million-acre national forest that abutted his house, that meant he had a full bottle of hydrocodone, the generic version of Vicodin.
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When Sophie was handed her very first pair of scrubs as a brand-new medical student at a prestigious university in Southern California, it was a moment that really made her feel like a real-live doctor, a dream that she's had ever since she was a kid playing hospital with her stuffed animals and a box of Band-Aids.
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I don't go around bleeding through Band-Aids any more, but I still stuff my hands into my pockets when a stranger on the train throws a curious glance in their direction, still delete pictures where I've given a thumbs up the wrong way around, still feel apologetic and tearful when my boyfriend has to gently remove my hand from my mouth during moments of high anxiety.
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YVONNE MEIER In this copresentation by Danspace Project and Invisible Dog Art Center, the veteran choreographer offers two works: "Durch Dick und Duenn" ("Through Thick and Thin"), a premiere for multiple soloists, and "Durch Nacht und Nebel" ("By Night and Fog"), a daring and memorable solo for Ms. Meier in which she transforms her body with a bevy of provocative costumes made of material like Band-Aids and plastic dolls. Nov.
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