Be covered in hair but only in the right places!
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I don't want my face to be covered in tattoos.
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I know, this tip could be covered in the above.
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The trees should be covered in snow by this time.
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It will be covered in a separate statement at the summit.
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Not everything is going to be covered in rainbows and fairies.
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All the fabric ghosts seem to be covered in a liquid sheen.
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Would it be covered in the meeting or at the press conference?
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All of which will be covered in part two of this series.
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Java, which is now mostly rainforest, used to be covered in woodlands.
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Oh, and if the plate also happens to be covered in parmesan cheese?
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And when he woke up, he would shake and be covered in sweat.
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We can't even imagine what it'd be like to be covered in lemurs.
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The figures will be covered in an unbleached woven museum cloth called calico.
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We would wake up and our entire place would be covered in soot.
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I don't know about you, but I can't stand to be covered in lint.
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By the fourth time, his back would be covered in bruises from the torture.
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Except a pingpong ball may be covered in more bacteria than you might expect.
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The walls of these spaces could be covered in Mary Jane, Ms. Beldock's wallpaper.
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The seats also have to be covered in easy-to-clean material like vinyl.
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In my case, the dance just makes me happy to not be covered in bees.
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The burger appears to be covered in whatever Good Humor puts on a Toasted Almond.
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I will wake up and Junebug, the purple color, North will be covered in Junebug.
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When a family member dies, all statues of gods must traditionally be covered in red paper.
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But it would not affect already soured debt, which will be covered in a separate proposal.
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If it's colder than Mars, the world may be covered in a thick sheet of ice.
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The CPD gives the moderator sole discretion over the topics to be covered in the debates.
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Early Tuesday, Holt posted a video preview of what would be covered in the nightly broadcast.
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My fear is that all of these won't be covered in the detail they traditionally have.
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Nothing is more weighty or complicated than can be covered in a three-minute news summary.
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Audi added that, in the future, almost the whole roof would be covered in solar cells.
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Autonomous vehicles will be covered in sensors and will be in constant communication with other vehicles.
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The "one room" Hugh references is the Red Room, which also happens to be covered in mold.
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At the same time, an object needs to be covered in order to be recognized at all.
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Around 7.5 million homes will be covered in the first few years of the plan, it said.
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There are several governing principles for such a code -- more than can be covered in this piece.
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The showstopper of the museum is Sloomoo Falls, where guests can volunteer to be covered in slime.
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A single rock might be covered in dozens of species, where the casual eye sees only one.
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The car will be covered in text, and other works will be hung inside and around it.
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I spend some time with a lint roller before heading out; otherwise, I'd be covered in fur.
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Having electrical outlets in impractical places can cause your countertops to be covered in wires and plugs.
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"Back then you'd have to wear rain boots and you'd still be covered in mud," Ricardo said.
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But he said the lawyers need to set limits regarding what would be covered in the interview.
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The remainder will be covered in the authority's future capital plans, Aaron Donovan, an authority spokesman, said.
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If you rent, maybe your lease requires a certain percentage of your apartment to be covered in carpet.
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Rightfully, Josh lures Burr into a trap that causes the antihero to be covered in pounds of cereal.
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The trade ministry said it was studying potential products and services that might be covered in a deal.
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Others then asked why their Jaclyn Cosmetics lipstick appeared to be covered in white fuzz and black dots.
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While these successes are important beginnings, they are exceptions that can still be covered in only two paragraphs.
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But, if your family is anything like mine, all of that can be covered in about an hour.
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The buildings wouldn&apost be covered in snow, so the animators had to fill in all the gaps.
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And rooftops will be covered in photo-voltaic panels to generate solar power and hydrogen fuel cell power.
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She's glad she did after considering a short-term plan that claimed her doctors would be covered in-network.
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Samuelson's later life, including his receipt of the Nobel prize in 1970, will be covered in a second volume.
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The spot the astronauts were headed for, on the moon's West Crater, turned out to be covered in boulders.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Facebook has announced more African languages will be covered in its effort to curb fake news.
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Plus, they have a no-sweat design, meaning the outside won't be covered in condensation and leave a puddle behind.
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He wants to limit labour law to basic norms and protections, which could be covered in a mere 150 pages.
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The story of their reunion 27 years later will presumably be covered in a sequel that seems all but guaranteed.
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The ad showed Delevingne wearing a sequined red mini dress and black booties that appeared to be covered in rhinestones.
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But attracting more eyes doesn't come free — each one costs 250 Zoosk Coins, which will be covered in-depth later.
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The progressives argue every American should be covered in a government-run healthcare system, popularly known as Medicare for All.
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Everything else—doctor's appointments, lab tests, maternity care, medical devices, substance abuse treatment, hospital visits—would be covered in full.
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"By now I would have thought the car would be covered in tampon ads and Massengill and whatever," she said.
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Only around 15 percent of damages would be covered in the cloud example and 7 percent in the vulnerability example.
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It would be easier to be covered in blood and bruises than suffer from a pain with no visible cause.
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In this photograph, a helicopter can be see waiting on the island, it appears to be covered in volcanic ash.
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Astronomers are attributing this to the fact that its surface may be covered in methane ices, giving it a ruddy hue.
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They said those divergences would be covered in Obama's talks with Xi, as they have been for the past several years.
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A support beam that appeared to be covered in graffiti and stickers was, upon closer inspection, covered in graffiti-print wallpaper.
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In the case of Riviera Beach, the city said its $600,000 ransomware payment would be covered in large part by insurance.
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"Next Halloween we will be covered in spit up and diapers … and we can't wait," she continued, adding three heart emojis.
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The remainder of the debt will be covered in cash and in central bank notes, known by the Spanish acronym TBC.
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The brand is currently selling a pair of black, white, and pink sneakers that appear to be covered in clear glue.
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Individuals with, for example, migraines—which is a qualifying condition in some other states like California—wouldn't be covered in Florida.
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Upon closer inspection, the car they had pulled over appeared to be covered in fake registration stickers made from cheese wrappers.
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I'd go home every night and my arms would be covered in tar up to my elbows, which tells you something.
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Also inside the bag were several "napkins which were wet and appeared to be covered in seminal fluid," the affidavit says.
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She was conscious and breathing and appeared to be covered in soot as the rescuers checked her on the roof, KTTV reported.
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These conditions may be excluded for a short period of time—six months or so—but then will be covered in full.
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Which ACA regulations would be covered in the state waivers: Essential health benefits, or the list of 10 services insurers must cover.
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To read off each region's bracket requires about six minutes — meaning all the relevant content should be covered in about 24 minutes.
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As a result of Mills's move, more than 500 Mainers gained health insurance, and many more will be covered in coming years.
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When I was in school, comics gave me the first inkling of topics that would be covered in depth by my teachers.
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Like, pretty soon Trump is going to be covered in tinfoil going, 'The government is spying on me, they're spying on me!
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They expect a female racer to be covered in oil and muck all the time, but us ladies fly the flag as well.
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Antarctica may be covered in snow and ice, but as a continent, it features extensive geological features, including mountains and other rock outcrops.
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"All we want people to know is that it was quite devastating to be covered in poop," a distraught Allen told the Star.
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Page explained that, after she filmed Juno, which was released in 2007, rumors about her sexuality began to be covered in the tabloids.
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There were shields and flags, the fake horses had to be dressed with saddles, everyone had to be covered in blood and dirt.
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However, you could be covered in more situations, including comprehensive coverage, which could cover your car in an event like a natural disaster.
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Otherwise, I'll be covered in peanut butter or porridge or end up with kids' toothpaste someplace by the time they leave the house.
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If you pull too much of it, then the whole thing is going to unravel and you're going to be covered in yarn.
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Enceladus may be covered in an icy shell, but beneath the surface lies a globe-spanning liquid ocean about 37 miles (60 km) deep.
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Wisconsin's insurance department announced all of its counties will be covered in the Affordable Care Act marketplace next year, per the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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This is called "parity": the notion that mental health treatment ought to be covered in the same way as a surgery or doctor's appointment.
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After an hour or two spent next to Disco Stu, you'll likely be covered in bruises, blood, and the unquenchable thirst for physical freedom.
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I'd rather be covered in sores and know I did something really cool, than have all these blisters just from laying on the couch.
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The unprecedented move will make California the only state to be covered in its entirety by Michelin inspectors, according to The San Francisco Chronicle.
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Wealth Matters Like Nyquist, American Pharoah and California Chrome, the horse that wins Saturday's Kentucky Derby will be covered in a blanket of roses.
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His jeans might be covered in the sparkles from her dress and she might be "doing that lip thing," but he cannot go on.
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The surrounding landscape would be covered in volcanic ash and debris, some made of erupting magma, some made of chunks of mantle and crust xenoliths.
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But planet f, like planet e, may indeed be covered in ice, so if some tidal heating exists, that bodes well for its potential habitability.
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A $1,000 purchase, for example, could be covered in six monthly installments of $172.18 – costing an additional $33.06, or $5.51 a month, in finance fees.
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Massee's hotel rooms would be covered in Polaroids meant to be discarded, until an assistant began to notice the images were actually interesting and quirky.
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We can certainly say that your entire face (and clothes) will be covered in fat after eating this, but it will be well worth it.
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The plan is estimated to cost more than $90 million, which will be covered in part by funding for existing programs, city transportation officials said.
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Celebrities are thought to be covered in figurative stardust, but it turns out there is a sprinkling of the real stuff around all of us.
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McKinnon, 32, on the other hand, said people know her simply to be "covered in cat hair," but revealed that she's especially good at doing accents.
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In February, the committee recommended to the school board that the mural should be covered in white paint before the start of the 2019 school year.
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So your keyboard could be covered in bacteria (like staph, E. coli, or strep) that will go back on your hands even after you clean them.
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The Parity Act states that mental health and substance use disorders have to be covered in the same way that any medical problem would be covered.
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If you're the type to go all-out, your home may already be covered in symbols of jack o' lanterns, black cats, witch hats, and… bats.
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There's so much more to say about the 2019 Whitney Biennial, which will be covered in a full review at some point in the near future.
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Meanwhile, 6 million fewer Americans would be covered in the individual market by 643, but by 2026, only 2 million fewer people are expected to be covered.
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"We are causing tremendous erosion in Alaska because they are exposed to waves hitting their shore in areas that used to be covered in ice," Wagner said.
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"You don't give it any thought, and you don't think like—Is my pizza going to be covered in cocaine today?" customer Victoria Edwards told KIRO 7.
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Medicare for More: Larger margins believe medical care for children and the elderly should be covered in a public planThere were some basic, popular expansions to cover.
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It's a very cold, very wet January day in Touch, Scotland, and everyone on the Outlander crew says I should be covered in head-to-toe waterproofs.
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What it actually does, it would blow you off your feet to a degree, but you&aposd be covered in shrapnel and probably have body parts missing.
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Love & Resistance is strengthened by its limited time frame, which allows extraordinary shifts in the scope of queer publishing and activism to be covered in fine detail.
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I would say that this song should be covered in turpentine, set ablaze, and hurled into the nearest ocean, but the Czech Republic is a landlocked nation.
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An evacuation plan is currently in place should Highway 130 be covered in lava, a development that would sever the community from the rest of the Big Island.
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You want to be covered in case you lose your job and struggle to find another one or are hit with an out-of-the-blue medical emergency.
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BoE officials are confident future auctions will be covered in full and pointed out that the shortfall was small and that trading in markets is thin in August.
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The little stuffed pink elephant he steals for the kid may be covered in blood, but it's also got a small and twisted—yet proudly erect—little trunk.
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Another 23,000 women in homeless shelters will also be covered; in shelters alone the law will provide up to 2 million tampons and 3.5 million pads a year.
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The aforementioned Jennifer Lopez has shot countless music videos in which she appears to be covered in the familiar dew humans are prone to on humid summer days.
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No matter where they stand, however, they are certain to be covered in some of the 3,000 pounds of confetti that will be released 33 seconds before midnight.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that 13 million fewer Americans will be covered in 2027 without the mandate, while also predicting that premiums will rise 10 percent.
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His arms also seem to be covered in the dark makeup, but it is a bit difficult to tell for sure given the grainy quality of the video.
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Sure, they may be covered in spandex and their bodies may be chiseled beyond the realm of human possibility, but they still think and feel the way we do.
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"I suspected I'd be covered in sweat and chaffed, but I didn't expect the sounds and smells my body made without any clothes to cover it up," she says.
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This came as more or less a surprise when I started being billed for shows so often alongside dance acts and when I started to be covered in magazines.
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Its entire surface is expected to be covered in lava, reaching temperatures of over 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes the 800 degree weather on Venus seem chilly by comparison.
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You have to customize it, because you have your own family rules, and the things that you find important (are) things that might not be covered in other contracts.
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Houben said his party backed requiring airlines to buy insurance that would cover the cost of bringing back passengers, with the costs to be covered in the ticket prices.
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The four-wheeled autonomous vehicles appear to be covered in sensors and look wickedly aerodynamic, with bodywork that covers up all the internals and massive openings around each axle.
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They also felt their workload was too heavy to get away or that there was a lack of resources available for their jobs to be covered in their absence.
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Adapted from composer Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical and directed by Oscar winner Tom Hooper, the movie shows the actors' faces while their bodies appear to be covered in fur.
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What this means in theory is that people who want to be covered in the event that they need an abortion will have to purchase extra insurance for it.
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It's almost the weekend, which means it's time to plan your night-out glam — and if you ask Lily Collins, your best bet should be covered in shimmering gold glitter.
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In a DM with The Verge, he says that although he sent Dawson research before the first video's release, he wasn't sure if it would be covered in the series.
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Who can sign up: Anyone who doesn't get health insurance through their employer, and is not a Medicaid or Medicare beneficiary, can be covered in 2019 through the Obamacare exchanges.
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Her proposal is a nod that many people like to have that option (of private insurance), while maintaining that everyone would be covered in this guaranteed Medicare for All system.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump suggested his oft-promised border wall could be covered in solar panels in a meeting with congressional leaders, according to sources familiar with the conversation.
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While the volume of noise at CES makes it hard to break through, even if you do, you're product is likely to be covered in a way that's not ideal.
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"Setting aside the broader question of whether the wall will even be politically realistic, the notion that it will be covered in solar hardware is entirely far-fetched," he said.
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Just like the skin on your face, the scalp sheds dead skin cells and it can be covered in a film of hair products and silicon from years of buildup.
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Tasrif did not say when the price cap for PLN would take effect, but the policy for industrial manufacturers should be covered in a regulation to be implemented this month.
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Rules that mandated 85 percent of a cigarette pack's surface to be covered in health warnings, up from 20 percent, kicked in from Friday after being delayed for a year.
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These five points don't have to be covered in your first financial talk with your kids, but before they leave home, make sure they can navigate their way around these issues.
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He'll be covered in the press as the Trump slayer, which could give him some momentum in New Hampshire (where he's currently in an effective five-way tie for second place).
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Using — and ultimately loving — these innovative lipsticks meant sacrificing whatever clothes you were wearing, because by the time you finished coating your lips, your lap would be covered in loose pigment.
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Our Solar System's recent interstellar visitor — a space rock named `Oumuamua — may be covered in a thick coat of organic material, an outer layer that's protecting a cache of ice within.
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The state's Health and Human Services department asked the administration to approve a plan that would have allowed the state to limit what drugs would be covered in its Medicaid program.
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FBI agents were seen in media footage from near where the suspect was arrested covering up a white van that appeared to be covered in pro-Trump political stickers and decals.
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"People hate me because they think in two years the whole sky will be covered in advertising," he said, explaining he does not plan for the technology to be that intrusive.
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One of those models suggested the exoplanet could be covered in a vast ocean, with a carbon-dioxide-dominated atmosphere similar to what scientists suspect surrounded Mars when it was young.
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The incredibly well-preserved remains of a two-week-old foal that died 235,22017 years ago was found to still be covered in hair and retained both liquid blood and urine.
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Both those versions also chronicle the protagonists' rematch with It in their adult years — narrative ground that will presumably be covered in a sequel to Muschietti's movie, which is already moving forward.
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Henderson Island, which is located between New Zealand and Chile, was found to be covered in an estimated 38 million pieces of trash, most of it plastic, according to a new study.
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" Roberts went on to laud Arquette for her nude scenes in Escape at Dannemora, saying, "Even in Pretty Woman, if I had to be in a slip, I'd be covered in hives.
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It had the added benefit of making the engine housings appear to be covered in thick white down, which went a surprisingly long way toward relieving customer anxiety over sharp, whirling propellers.
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I will be covered in wrinkles and my chest will sag, my dick will stop working, and I will no longer look on the outside the way I feel on the inside.
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Now that a moon has been discovered, Makemake shares even more similarities to fellow dwarf planet Pluto, NASA says, as the two bodies are both known to be covered in frozen methane.
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Back in Oklahoma, after my father's sabbatical, they always seemed to be covered in cheese, coated in ketchup and molasses, or tossed into a three-bean salad like so many protein pellets.
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In fact, the seats and dashboard all appear to be covered in fabric so that viewers can't spot any of the final details of the car that's been years in the making.
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Starship will be made of stainless steel, and one half of its surface will be covered in glass tiles to take the brunt of the worst of the heat upon atmospheric entry.
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Once the storm clears, the villagers grab buckets and baskets and head down the road to a sunken pasture where the ground will be covered in hundreds of small, silver-colored fish.
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In 2016 your clothes will not be covered in a perma-crust of spilled food, you won't be a hot ball of anxiety, you will establish the basic outline of a unique identity.
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I think it's because so many of them were for Bernie Sanders early on in the election, a period of time when my campus seemed to be covered in Feel the Bern signs.
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According to 3 people with direct knowledge of the meeting, Trump floated the idea that the wall could be covered in solar panels and the electricity generated used to pay for the cost.
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The High Court of southern Karnataka state last month struck down federal government rules requiring 85 percent of a tobacco pack's surface to be covered in health warnings, up from 20 percent earlier.
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Shoulders, collarbones, legs, abs... If there was an exposed area of skin last night, it was almost as if the red carpet committee had deemed it must be covered in glimmering champagne shimmer.
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The market facilitation program will make direct payments to producers of cotton, corn, fluid milk, pork, soybeans, sorghum and wheat, and Canada wanted to know if more products might be covered in future.
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But it drips on your neck, if you touch it, it's on your hands, and it takes days to come off, so wherever I slept after for days would be covered in it.
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But in the meantime, the notice could put hospitals in the middle — having to decide whether to maintain their own contracts with Envision or explore other providers who would be covered in-network.
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Good Sonic games offered sprawling spaces that could be covered in blazing fast speed, or pored over for secrets, especially once characters with different traversal abilities, like Tails and Knuckles, entered the mix.
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Cardin, for instance, was instrumental in requiring dental benefits be covered in the CHIP program after Deamonte Driver, a 12-year-old boy from Maryland, died when a cavity became a deadly brain disease.
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Well, Gilbert's beet-based veggie burgers happen to be covered in plenty of goodies, like chipotle mayo, vegan cheese—made of cashews, beer, and black truffles—as well as lettuce, tomato, and pickled veggies.
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Experts said the likelihood that the average person will stumble onto one of these plants and be covered in their sap is low and not everyone exposed to the plant will have a reaction.
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Public Health The health care bill that passed the House a few months ago called for Americans with a history of serious illnesses to be covered in their own, special high-risk insurance pool.
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The roof will be covered in a 300-meter-long garden, divided into different zones, including a "pause area" filled with wildflowers and woodland plants, a cafe, and a 200-meter "trim trail" for runners.
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"I can be covered in spit-up on a conference call while I'm pumping and that's okay, because this is my perfect," she says, breastfeeding her 7-month-old son Caleb Kelechi during the interview.
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India ordered that from April 1, 85 percent of a cigarette pack's surface had to be covered in health warnings, up from 20 percent, but cigarette firms halted production saying the policy was not clear.
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Over the course of the movie, the penis will be covered in vomit, roasted over a campfire like a marshmallow, bitten by a snake, attached to another man's body, and then cut back off again.
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Roughly 4 million fewer people would be covered in the first year the repeal would take effect, the Congressional Budget Office said last week, rising to 13 million by 2027, as compared to current law.
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Yesterday, problems with TrumpCare were revealed in a blunt report from the Congressional Budget Office, warning that 24 million Americans would no longer be covered in the coming years if TrumpCare is enacted in Washington.
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You'll want to be covered in case of fire or theft, and you can get a rider to cover any special things, such as a piece of expensive jewelry, a valuable painting or a laptop.
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NASA's Voyager probes, which flew by Saturn in the early 1980s, showed Titan to be covered in a hazy atmosphere rich in nitrogen, and scientists were eager to learn what might be lurking underneath those clouds.
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This landscape used to be covered in this type of an ecosystem and it's still very meaningful for a lot of people who live here, as well as people who would historically would have lived here.
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It was the ideal material as well for the droopy, organic abstractions of the German-born American artist Eva Hesse — easy to stretch into a dangling or lumpy shape to be covered in sinister black paint.
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Those Republicans are, by and large, blanching at the Congressional Budget Office's estimates that 14 million fewer people would be covered in 2018, and 24 million fewer by 2026, if the American Health Care Act becomes law.
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To recap, the president has previously claimed that said wall could be covered in solar panels, "see-through," anywhere from 30 to 65 feet tall, or any one of the ugly, useless prototypes he commissioned last year.
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Analyzing old books doesn't sound like particularly dangerous work, unless those books happen to be covered in deadly arsenic, as researchers Jakob Povl Holck and Kaare Lund Rasmussen from the University of Southern Denmark recently found out.
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So, when "Thom Browne Selects" opens on March 4, visitors will end up looking at themselves — all the more so, since the walls and floor will be covered in holographic wallpaper in a reflective silver diamond pattern.
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Parents should be made aware of what subjects and events would be covered in class, but providing the ability to opt out will reduce the positive impact these lessons would have on the community as a whole.
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Seriousness can be buried inside a subject traditionally considered trivial or irrelevant (Foster pointed to Taffy Brodesser-Akner's profile of Britney Spears as an example), and traditionally serious topics (like politics) can be covered in an entertaining way.
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During a Tuesday meeting with Republican lawmakers, the president proposed the "idea that the wall could be covered in solar panels and the electricity generated used to pay for the cost," according to Axios, the online news outlet.
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Carthay Circle restaurant will be covered in digital artwork for Oogie Boogie Bash, making it appear as though Maleficent's vines are swallowing up the building, while Villains Grove within the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail champions lesser-seen villains.
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Enel Open Fiber, the vehicle created to execute the project, will gradually bring ultrafast broadband to 224 Italian cities, it said, adding that about 7.5 million homes would be covered in the first few years of the plan.
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As early as next year, the Middle East and East Asia topics will be covered in released reports, including subjects like how to remove troops from Afghanistan and how to encourage China to participate in climate change efforts.
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India's Supreme Court last year ordered enforcement of the government's 2014 federal rules that required 85 percent of a tobacco pack's surface to be covered in health warnings, up from 20 percent earlier, despite protests by the tobacco industry.
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The Equality and Human Rights Commission questioned whether authorities had violated their duty to protect life by allowing buildings to be covered in cladding as flammable as petrol, leading to one of the worst blazes in modern British history.
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"When I hear someone on my team is having a pool party, now I'll say, 'Hey, maybe no managers should be there,'" Mr. Milton said, relaying the type of information likely to be covered in many companies' employment manuals.
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Here is Lilliet's description of the gown she wears for her performances as Mozart's Queen of the Night: Worth had created a costume for me that made me look to be covered in a shower of stars and comets.
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In other developed countries, a man going to a business on a public square and killing multiple people, as happened in Cincinnati, would be a horrifying tragedy that would be covered in the news for potentially weeks and months.
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But in the search for life outside of our cosmic backyard, an Earth-sized, newly-discovered rocky exoplanet has scientists woozy: They've concluded that the planet may in fact be covered in oceans of liquid water—water that could contain life.
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"After a long flight I do like to lie down and be covered in a mask of liquified cloned foreskins-frankly who doesn't?" she wrote on Instagram alongside a photo that showed how radiant her skin looked following the treatment.
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Factually, our bill requires pre-existing illnesses to be covered in the block grant," Graham said in part, adding that the bill would allow "50 states to come up with solutions to help sick people, not just some bureaucrat in Washington.
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More than a million revelers are expected in Times Square on New Year's Eve, and all of them can expect to be covered in bits of the 3,000 pounds of confetti that will begin to flutter 20 seconds before midnight.
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The trailer notably omits any depiction of Mr. Hogancamp's habit of wearing women's shoes and stockings — reportedly the reason he was brutally attacked — but it remains to be seen whether that aspect of his life will be covered in the film.
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Although the cops are hell-bent on prosecuting Maitland, they find strange, conflicting evidence: Witnesses saw Maitland with the boy right before the murder, and the teacher drives a van that's discovered to be covered in the victim's blood. But!
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"There remains considerable ground yet to be covered in terms of protecting intellectual property and counterfeit of goods among other issues before a meaningful trade agreement is met between the world's two largest economies," said Stifel chief economist Lindsey Piegza.
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The result is an exploration of a fascinating crime that helped lay the groundwork for how trials would be covered in a 24-hour-news cycle and what we've come to understand as the complicated interaction of the media and the judicial system.
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In a season spent almost entirely on the preparations for an interplanetary voyage (the two-and-a-half-year round trip will be covered in future seasons, if they come), science, engineering, politics and adventure are rationed to make room for soap opera.
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Bruce, a 61-year-old who works in human resources, summed it up nicely as we discussed who would be responsible for deciding what care should be covered in a government-run system: My wife worked for the federal government for 34 years.
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The invitees are stand-ins for victory laps Trump intends to take on tax cuts and the economy and symbols of the agenda he's pushing, such as a crackdown on undocumented immigrants — all topics likely to be covered in his State of the Union address.
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On Sunday, the 25-year-old singer celebrated the approaching start of 2018 by sharing a photo of himself wearing a red caftan that appeared to be covered in large sequins, which he accessorized with a heart-shaped flower headdress — and a glass of wine.
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Of course, some people who signed up during the enrollment period may drop out of coverage or simply fail to pay their premiums, meaning the number of people who will be covered in Obamacare plans is likely to be lower than the current numbers.
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This week, the iconic celestial ceiling of New York City's Grand Central Terminal's main concourse will be covered in the images of several female scientists and engineers, including the late "Queen of Carbon" Dr. Mildred Dresselhaus, medical physicist Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green and astrophysicist Vera Cooper Rubin.
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Before a heartwarming reunion with her moon and stars — Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa), and their baby — Dany walked through the King's Landing Throne Room, which seemed to be covered in falling snow (or was it ash?), and then it turned into the tunnel at Castle Black.
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Zhao said the Pearl River Delta, which includes the major financial center of Shenzhen near Hong Kong, will not be covered in the new plan, with the region one of the few to reach the interim state PM2.5 standard of 35 micrograms per cubic meter last year.
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump on Thursday made one thing clear: Even as he's trying to blame China for not being transparent about the coronavirus pandemic, he's yearning for it to be covered in the US the way it was in that authoritarian state.
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The furniture may be covered in plastic and the wall paint peeling, but when the photographer Deana Lawson poses her African-American subjects in humble rooms, she sees the survivors of a history of slavery and colonization who stand proudly amid the shards of vanished empires.
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And that turns out also to be an adaptive thing—we humans are not going to be able to relate to this, but if you went treading through a bunch of carcasses, your legs would be covered in bacteria, the kind of microbes that break down the carcass.
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But, Bezos said, if the Earth's population and energy consumption keeps expanding as it has, we will reach a point where every corner of the planet would need to be covered in solar panels to provide people with the quality of life the developed world has come to expect.
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Throughout the trailer, there are snippets that show the wide range of topics that will be covered in the documentary, including the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, the emboldening of white nationalists, an increase in toxic nationalism, as well as New York congressional democratic primary winner Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Plus, six of the planets could have surface temperatures that range between 32 and 212 degrees Fahrenheit, which may allow liquid water to exist; some could have water on a fraction of their surfaces, while the most enticing three — e, f, and g — may be covered in the stuff.
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Misener makes the claim in an interview with Yahoo, but he doesn't mean that his company's aerial vehicles will be covered in fur and burdened with a love for sugar — instead, he likens them to horses because they'll automatically avoid obstacles that could be a danger to them.
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"In 2007, [CARB] put in place a mandatory reporting program to provide accurate greenhouse gas emissions data for the sources that will be covered in the first compliance period of the cap-and-trade program," it wrote in the staff report justifying its original program caps in 2010.
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Those who can't, or won't, end up like last season's soft (and now dead) Alexandrians, or even poor Winslow, whoever he was, who probably never planned to be covered in metal spikes, shambling through a garbage pit trying to eat a sweaty stranger like some rabid armored hedgehog.
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" Trump wants the press to be like China's Oliver Darcy writes: "Trump made one thing clear on Thursday: Even as he's trying to blame China for not being transparent about the coronavirus pandemic, he's yearning for it to be covered in the US the way it was in that authoritarian state.
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Thinking of the train home, dripping wet and covered in bits of Paddington Basin (a lovely canal-like area in central London, but still not something you want to be covered in while sat on a train), I get to my feet as my board wobbles and my legs shake violently.
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According to the architect Togawa Smith Martin, Inc's website, it will be covered in murals by local artists, and will have over 10,000 square feet of gallery space as well as an open-air "Art Plaza" — homages to the artists who gave the area its name, but who are struggling to stay.
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" And while Trump has pledged to ensure that Americans who cannot afford health insurance will be covered -- in part by the government cutting "deals" with hospitals across the country -- Trump's health care plan does not touch on those ideas, instead suggesting that Trump will "reduce the number of individuals needing access to programs like Medicaid.
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Noreen Giga, senior research associate for GLSEN, tells Refinery29 that even when LGBTQ issues are included in sex ed or other health discussions, they can be covered in a stigmatizing way, like "only talking about the LGBTQ community when talking about harmful behaviors" — for example, only discussing HIV/AIDS when it comes to transgender people and gay men.
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As Washington insiders continue to pore over the voluminous report on Russian interference in the 2628 election, it is important to recall how misguided leadership at the Justice Department and the FBI over the past few years has already allowed these bulwarks of democratic governance to be covered in the mud of a hyper partisan political scrum.
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It is certainly true that some of tech's egregious sins — like allowing malevolent actors to use their platforms malevolently or disadvantaging smaller start-ups from innovating, which might be covered in Senate hearings next week where top Facebook, Google and Twitter leaders are expected to appear — need to be addressed by some sort of regulation to come.
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FBI agents were seen nearby covering up a white van that appeared to be covered in political stickers and decals honoring President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Vice President Pence.
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There are potentially a number of applications where you might imagine a battery-free chip and sensor — today the Wiliot chip can measure temperature, location, air pressure, and can transmit data back to the cloud — could come in handy, such as in manufacturing, logistics, and tagging and providing data about anything that isn't inherently an electronic device, expanding the universe of what can be covered in an internet-of-things network.
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"In the days following our receipt of that letter, it became clear that the Committee intended to expand the scope of the March 14 hearing to ask the Secretary questions about his personal finances and ethics obligations – topics that we did not anticipate nor expect to be covered in such detail and depth based on the frequent and cordial communications between our staffs," the Commerce Department letter addressed Tuesday reads.
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More from the Grammys:Taylor Swift fires back at Kanye in passionate Grammys speechYour spirit animal Dave Grohl brought a red solo cup to the GrammysBehind the scenes at the 2016 Grammys: 5 things you didn't see at homeTaylor Swift made sure everyone at the Grammys will be covered in glitter foreverWatch Taylor Swift's hauntingly beautiful Grammys performanceTaylor Swift's new bob was basically Anna WintourTaylor Swift's Grammys outfit looks a lot like the '10 Things I Hate About You' prom dressGrammys 2016: See all the jaw-dropping red carpet looks here
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