Stones' eyes, which even when looking at nothing suggest two brilliant beacons on a smallish lighthouse, brighten in recognition — if anything, her whole body seems to brighten.
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Unfortunately, the iPhone's built-in camera app does not allow you to brighten videos after you have created them, so you should always try to brighten a video before you start recording.
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You can always brighten the image with editing later on.
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A cheery partner may do more than brighten your day.
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Brighten up any desk and never miss an appointment again.
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Hopefully, if anything, this public display can brighten someone's day.
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Karen Walker's cheerful prints can pretty much brighten any day.
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Flowers or plants to brighten their room and their day
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Above, strings of twinkling café lights brighten the Manhattan sky.
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"They're happy masks to brighten up people's days," she said.
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To see a child's face brighten can bring deep pleasure.
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Do you dread chitchat or does it brighten your day?
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A swipe of blush can really brighten up your face.
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Maybe he could brighten the place with paint and recessed lighting.
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Even if you're having a bad day, Leah can brighten it.
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A pair of light-wash jeans to brighten up any outfit.
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You brighten every room you go in, you make every party.
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We're sure the staff was just trying to brighten Ronson's day.
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You can easily brighten the grout with a simple, homemade cleaner.
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"Fresh lime juice can brighten up any drink," says the chef.
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Here's to new, inspiring images to brighten your morning Insta skim.
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Things will brighten up when the Moon enters Sagittarius this afternoon.
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Using sunlight to brighten a room sounds like a good idea.
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Instead, she watched the window, waiting for the sky to brighten.
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An orange quilt with matching pillowcases can brighten up your bedroom.
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They just, they brighten my day when they eat the bread.
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You brighten my life, so forget yesterday and today's little incidents.
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She brighten our lives and lived out her life with dignity.
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Her eyes would narrow and brighten as she stalked her prey.
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To brighten a bleak financial outlook, Carter & Stevens, in Barre, Mass.
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And filtered tap water can certainly brighten up the flavor too.
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Few things can brighten a bathroom like a new shower curtain.
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You don't want to bring out ideas or brighten up everyone.
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Next she brings out the concealer to brighten up Jenner's eye area.
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I wanted to brighten up my dark brown weave with some highlights.
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Even giving somebody a pair of gloves can brighten up their day.
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It helps brighten, even skin tone, and provides a healthy looking complexion.
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I thought maybe I could brighten someone else's with this little surprise.
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These cherry blossom hair pins will immediately and easily brighten your look.
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Sometimes you need a little murderous deceit to brighten up your day.
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If necessary, then apply a highlighting concealer to brighten under the eyes.
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"The players rely on Zoë to brighten their day," the spokesperson said.
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Hand crafted leather and textile tassels to brighten up any key chain.
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This will act as a highlight shade to instantly brighten your complexion.
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Today's LED lightbulbs can do a lot more than brighten a room.
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Looking for an entertaining Snapchat story to brighten up your hump day?
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Emails sent to Pompliano's attorneys and Brighten Labs were not immediately returned.
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" Anthony Romero said his mother's smile would "brighten the darkest of nights.
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He's innocent, so precious, and his smile will brighten up anyone's day.
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Then her whole body shifts, her cheeks brighten, and she comes alive.
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Here is an unlikely dog duo that'll brighten up your Instagram feed.
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Let his happy face, shimmying body and carefree moves brighten your day.
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Think of this as a little inspiration to brighten up your day.
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Good vibes around cash and career will also brighten your day, Sagittarius.
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She brighten [sic] our lives and lived out her life with dignity.
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There's nothing like a hilarious old family photo to brighten our week.
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Brighten up the tiniest corner of someone's home with this little guy.
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She managed to open up and brighten her own brownstone on budget.
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Definitely helps brighten things up when you have an all-black interior.
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Or eat the soup cold for lunch, and brighten the next day.
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There are other ways to brighten up apartments — amateur floral design, anyone?
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The ones that perfectly frame your face and magically brighten your complexion?
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Moments like these brighten a movie that's otherwise dull and sadly unmemorable.
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Then in the past year or two, life had begun to brighten.
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It was hardly a movie to brighten one's faith in comic books.
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You could also try out some new tools to brighten up meetings.
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Together they would brighten the office and were a joy to be around.
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I have never met anyone that could brighten your world like he did.
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Then brighten up a kitchen with a stem or two that you love.
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However, investments in a few key areas could brighten those prospects, Williams added.
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Simple seawater could brighten marine clouds with the same effect … for more money.
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Instead, Middleton uses blush to subtly lift her cheekbones and brighten her complexion.
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Licorice root helps brighten and even skin tone, which explains my immediate glow.
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Peter Roff: Primaries show GOP prospects brighten in race to keep House majority.
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The overhead skylight and gogglelike front window brighten every corner of the interior.
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Butternut Squash Chili Brighten up a heavy chili with this sweet squash. 6.
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One of the thing that can always brighten Emma's day is a dog.
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Still looking for a tiny Nintendo Entertainment System to brighten up your life?
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Brighten enough days, and time might not seem to stand quite so still.
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As statements are retweeted, the fluorescent bulbs brighten to match the growing intensity.
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A lighter shade will brighten up the room, giving it fresh, crisp look.
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Then, brighten the under eyes with concealer — I love my Instant Eye Lift.
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Brighten up your favorite remote worker's life with a gift from this list.
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Palmer did brighten one hallway by covering foliage murals with cream-colored paint.
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Small upgrades, like swapping out an old faucet, can brighten up the space.
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String lights are a cheap, easy way to brighten up a dim space.
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Personally, I'd pay $1,260 for the panoramic glass roof to brighten things inside.
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Do something to make another person feel good, it'll brighten your day overly.
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Lemon Pesto Penne Lemon and pesto brighten up this 20-minute dish. 13.
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They're even great for those who just want to brighten their summer wardrobe.
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The formula contains fruit oils and extracts that help hydrate, brighten, and exfoliate.
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Recent advances in gay and transgender rights have done little to brighten it.
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Mr. Biehl, Mr. Esper, Ms. Serralles: Individually, these names brighten a cast list.
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I'm not talking about subtle filters that lightly enhance, sharpen, or brighten images.
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I'm trying to say that I have the opportunity to brighten someone's day.
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It's fine if they're not perfect — they will still brighten your student's day.
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But first, an important question: Does sulphurous mud really help cleanse and brighten skin?
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To all you Shawn Mendes lovers out there, we're here to brighten your day.
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It's supposed to brighten darkness over time and serve as a base for makeup.
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She also used an LED frequency machine, which helps brighten up any dark spots.
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"They really brighten when we tell them these pin-ups are veterans," she says.
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Another change she made was to install Victorian-era chandeliers to brighten several rooms.
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"The players rely on Zoë to brighten their day," a 49ers spokesperson told CNN.
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This crisp salad, with a punchy roasted red pepper dressing, will brighten wintry days.
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Smile Direct Club's whitening works three times faster than strips to brighten your smile.
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But that one day a week for Alex was enough to brighten his spirits.
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Removal of some of the big risks would brighten the outlook significantly, analysts say.
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You can even set the lights to gradually brighten to wake you up naturally.
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"It was written just in humour to brighten up a shady day," Sophie said.
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Ed Sheeran knows how to brighten up the day for some young hospital patients.
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An additional $1,400 gets you a dual-panel sunroof to brighten up the cabin.
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Metallic plastics are used to brighten up the mostly-black interior, which I liked.
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Some jeans will get sprayed with a lightening treatment to brighten them a bit.
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These Lilo and Stitch salt and pepper shakers will brighten your kitchen year-round.
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The owner was interested in featuring murals to brighten the façade of his building.
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As the grout dries, it will brighten up, no toothbrush or heavy scrubbing required.
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Inflation can also brighten the economic mood by raising wages and profits more quickly.
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Typically, a spinning, irregularly shaped object would rhythmically brighten and dim as it spins.
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Here are some of the spectacular places that brighten our readers' everyday running routes.
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Free from harsh ingredients, the NuPearl is a more comfortable way to brighten your smile.
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In the video above, we demonstrate how to instantly brighten sleepy eyes with white eyeliner.
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Those data points are enough, taken together, to brighten O'Sullivan's growth predictions for this year.
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With that said, here are 13 inspiring coming out vlogs, sure to brighten your day.
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Sometimes one reply can brighten up someone's day... even if it's from a complete stranger.
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Internal illumination tunnels take light from the camera's flash to brighten the samples from behind.
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Not only do luminizers brighten up dull skin, but they can subtly contour your face.
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We're suggesting you chase the rainbow with the latest colored options brighten up your summer.
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Comcast If you've ever fought with your cable provider, perhaps this will brighten your day.
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If the group invests the savings in automotive innovation instead, Hyundai's prospects may brighten again.
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It's such an easy way to brighten someone's day by mailing a package with love.
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I hope that Michael can continue to make people smile and help brighten their day.
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It lets you gradually brighten the lights in the morning and dim them at night.
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I also always use Lumify Eye Drops to brighten the eyes and reduce any redness.
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Deprived of design inspiration and looking for something to brighten up your apartment slash wardrobe?
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Their voices brighten when they describe the feeling of climbing up inside a wind turbine.
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Meanwhile, '90s-inspired gold and caramel highlights will both brighten and warm up dark hair.
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Listening to your favorite funny ladies talk about their lives will brighten up any commute.
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The picture helps brighten the spirit of a dining room that tends toward contemplative twilight.
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The cabin is also refreshing, with a panoramic roof helping to brighten the passenger compartment.
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This type of skin-care can help clear pores, brighten complexions, and improve skin texture.
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Mr. Mariotte's score builds and drops in volume and density; the lights dim and brighten.
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I think that the vinegar note in general, when used sparingly, makes everything brighten up.
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Colorful screens and greenery brighten the Star Engineers Factory and Administrative Building in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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These five-inch-long collarbone grazers will illuminate your face and brighten your whole outfit.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — There is nothing like a really tricky Thursday theme to brighten my day.
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"I'll probably never forget that moment of just seeing their faces brighten up," Wooley said.
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Treasured photographs and her children's artworks brighten the dark wood of the living room walls.
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Georges said utilities who were first to overhaul strategies have already seen their outlook brighten.
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It's so nice to have some fresh faces to brighten up a humdrum, eventless January.
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Her friendship with a classmate, Kalinda, brings the first sign that Caroline's future may brighten.
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Weather: Showers may pop up early, but the sky should brighten as the day progresses.
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"You can brighten a dark hair color with a range of paler tones," she explains.
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Drew Barrymore is coming to a small screen near you to brighten up your day.
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Tree farms in about 20 states have donated trees to brighten a military family's holidays.
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Weather: Showers may pop up early, but the sky should brighten as the day progresses.
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Your eyes brighten, beaming from within with a bling that only true knowledge can kindle.
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This tech enables the TV to dim and brighten in specific zones across the screen.
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Slack bots can brighten up any drab working environment, with motivational quotes or playful reminders.
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"These yellow tulips, they're mom's favorite and are going to brighten her day," she said.
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The most I would do is use the tools in Instagram to add contrast or brighten.
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I was also able to dim them, brighten them, and turn them off without a glitch.
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Embrace your bold side and brighten up your home this spring, with these must-have items.
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Low Cheekbones, has a brand new snowman tutorial that should brighten up any dreary January night.
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The feature uses software to analyze the image, select the correct colors, and brighten an image.
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Instantly brighten up beds to couches or accent chairs with a luxe, washed-blue throw pillow.
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Spring doesn't have to mean leaving pasta in the past, but brighten it up a bit.
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You've whipped together a cheerfully colorful dessert sure to brighten even the coldest of winter days.
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These adorable little plants brighten up any room or desk, and they're practically impossible to kill.
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Its charm pieces, which include animals and flowers, are truly sweet designs that'll brighten your day.
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It'll be subtle, but obvious enough of a change that it will brighten up my look.
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For the second quarter in a row, GE management felt confident enough to brighten its outlook.
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Plus, it's packed with vitamin C and cucumber extract to nourish and brighten while it blurs.
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Stiert began sending her videos and photos of the adorable animals, to brighten up her day.
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Dab a champagne cream shadow onto the inner corners of your eyes to instantly brighten them.
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Click through to see our favorite picks that will brighten your desk and boost your productivity.
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If you ask Yang today about the two-year-old video, her eyes brighten with enthusiasm.
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Looking for one to send your significant other this Wednesday to brighten up their Valentine's Day?
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Now there's some news to brighten your day — even if it's an abysmally cold, short one.
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Lemon Crepes Brighten your mornings with these lemon crepes stuffed with a sweet raspberry filling. 10.
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In sharing our thoughts around Mother's Day, we hope to brighten the day of despondent moms.
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Two of the House rule changes may do a little to brighten bleak federal budget outlook.
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Sit back, click through, and get ready for a dozen new accounts to brighten your feed.
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It has a lot of acidic ingredients, ingredients to help kind of brighten up the skin.
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Rear-seat legroom was segment-typical, and my tester had a moonroof to brighten things up.
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The strawberry seed oil and tomato extract also contain vitamin C (among many others) to brighten.
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Buddha said in order to brighten one's own path, one must light the path of others.
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It's made with watermelon extract, squalene, and hyaluronic acid to brighten and hydrate your face. 2.
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Modest price increases can brighten the economic picture by allowing wages to rise without crushing profits.
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You'll also need some desktop accessories that can help streamline, organize, or brighten up your workflow.
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The lights dim and brighten to mimic breathing, hinting at the people who left the buildings.
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James Beard recommended stirring a glass of Madeira into black bean soup to brighten its flavors.
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Her vocal layering to sound like the two of them on Brighten the Corners is inspired.
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The picture could then brighten as a promising slate of films wins back moviegoers and investors.
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But then she testified to her sister's uncanny ability "to brighten any room" with her smiles.
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She schooled him on plant aroma and how it can be used to brighten a room.
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Lou Reed and Alex Katz glowering in grayscale might do little to brighten commuters' moods, though.
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It is designed to gently brighten your lights in the morning and dim them in the evening.
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You've had a pretty dark month, Gemini, but things will begin to brighten for you in May.
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If such a person climbs the stairs and lights the cauldron, it will brighten the entire nation.
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From soft pinks to punchy reds, here are 12 ways too brighten up your denim this year.
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Fortunately, Netflix has more than your share of of giggle-inducing flicks guaranteed to brighten your mood.
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Please know that you are in my thoughts and I hope that these can brighten your day!
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Here's some news that's bound to brighten up your day (and skin): A rainbow fan brush exists.
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Beyond just correcting purplish pigments to brighten the area, this concealer does something I previously thought impossible.
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The first image of Tom Hanks as Mister Rogers is here and it will brighten your day.
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After they're cooked, just squirt on some lime juice and you'll see the color brighten even more.
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It's the next step in innovation to brighten up your world — or at least your TV screen.
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So, every day that I moved on in the game was another day to brighten her spirits.
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So I do that there too because I think if it's brightening, maybe it'll brighten that too.
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With a thousand-watt smile, Kamille Cupcake McKinney was said to brighten the room when she entered.
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There's nothing like a string of bad news about your chief rival to brighten up the day.
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Wedding guests can sit on wooden benches for the ceremony, while torches and spotlights brighten the venue.
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It's made with probiotics derived from green tea to exfoliate and papaya enzymes to help brighten skin.
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A colorful curtain can brighten your space, but keep it dark when you need more shut-eye.
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Sights, like sounds, randomly evoke a surge of memories ordinarily inaccessible that lighten and brighten the day.
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Thankfully, Netflix has some great comedies that you can watch right now to brighten up your day.
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It includes the moisturizing MVP hyaluronic acid, as well as green tea, which helps brighten the skin.
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The SEC's crackdown — the first of its kind, it says — doesn't do anything to brighten the mood.
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The cleanser is formulated with strawberry seed oil and tomato extract to help brighten and exfoliate skin
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In addition, the bakery's chocolate skulls are delicious and their colors brighten the Altar of the Dead.
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All of the objects pictured brighten whenever their iciest, most reflective patches are angled toward the Sun.
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"He would wait because she would always brighten his day and made him smile," Mr. Hoffa said.
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But what if you still want to brighten your extended time at home with some sweet treats?
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Stila&aposs One-Step Correct primer ($36) contains color-correcting pigments that counteract redness and brighten skin.
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The elements usually help clothes dry faster with fewer wrinkles and lingering odors, and can brighten whites.
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U.S. stock futures rose 50.0.57% in Asia on Wednesday, but that did little to brighten the mood.
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U.S. stock futures rose 50.383% in Asia on Wednesday, but that did little to brighten the mood.
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A little inflation can brighten the economic mood, causing wages and corporate profits to rise more quickly.
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They slowly dim and brighten, adding dramatic lighting for the final stretch of that report you're writing.
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There's nothing like an overly earnest adaptation of a cool kid creation to brighten my day, honestly.
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We have all felt our outlook brighten after a meaningful conversation and our mood sour after conflict.
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Conventional table lamps may not throw their beams far enough to brighten every part of your pit.
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"They make this dazzling appearance and brighten your day, and then the next thing you know, they're gone."
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Smartphone apps brighten our homes with a tap, and sensor-laden gadgets illuminate our entryways as we approach.
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There's nothing quite like meeting the Gerber baby in your office to brighten up a dreary January day.
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To us, adding a touch of nature is one of the easiest ways to brighten up a room.
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The question is, how do we brighten our hopelessly drab muggle existences and proudly display our House allegiance?
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AcneFree provides acne treatments and skin cleansers, while Ambi makes products to treat dark spots and brighten skin.
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A cocktail of amino acids, organic acids, vitamins, and minerals work together to brighten and rejuvenate the skin.
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The support for Douglas is a must and will hopefully brighten her spirits, but it comes too late.
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Give someone an uplifting compliment Receiving an unexpected compliment can really brighten someone's day, especially if it's genuine.
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The best avian writers "brighten birds in our minds, adding new layers of feeling, of understanding, of love".
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Changing out your bulbs is also a great way to brighten up any space – no heavy lifting required.
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Allow Farrah Abraham to butt in ... she's here to brighten up your day with her bodacious bum bum!!!
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This handy compact mirror is an Amazon bestseller and features eight LED lights to brighten up your view.
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The brand uses natural ingredients from Australia to moisturize and brighten the skin without leaving an oily finish.
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Come hell or high water, Chicken Boy would once again brighten the smog-tufted skyline of Los Angeles.
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Eventually, the system may even do things like brighten street lights in the seconds after gunfire is detected.
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In the six years leading up to the classical nova, the astronomers saw the star system periodically brighten.
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I want to apply it delicately to my undereye circles to both brighten them and reduce their puffiness.
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Tough as change can be, at least the shift to renewable energy will likely brighten overall employment outlooks.
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During a demonstration Huawei showed how the camera managed to brighten an image despite it being very dark.
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The EcoQube Air is a desktop greenhouse that will brighten your space — and maybe even your mood, too.
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You coddle me, brighten me, and are there to listen to my extremely specific needs (acne and dryness).
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I wondered if this positive pregnancy test might brighten our marital landscape, which was still recovering from disappointment.
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She posted the image to Facebook, asking friends to send along a birthday card to brighten her birthday.
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It's utterly delicious — a good way to brighten up a cup of tea on a cold winter day.
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When you're stuck inside all day, hearing a friend or family member's voice can truly brighten your day.
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I thought it was nice we got to brighten each other's day a bit in the offline world.
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To brighten her kitchen, Ms. Hopp used a removable floral pattern she found on Etsy as a backsplash.
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"I love what I do and enjoy when I am able to brighten the day of my passengers."
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These are the ones that work for me because I feel they brighten, and the finishes aren't sticky.
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What it does: It's the default emoji keyboard that lets you brighten up any message with an emoji.
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On this joyful day,may He bring His tenderness to all and brighten the darkness of this world.
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KS11 and the won currency KRW= into reverse even as the country's economic outlook has started to brighten.
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The mother of three sported another dress, but this time decided to brighten things up with bold, yellow sheath .
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The line is loaded with warm, neutral hues meant to brighten up your entire face with just a swipe.
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And while its candy colors would brighten up your bathroom's vanity, there's more to the hue than you think.
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Eventually, my headphones charge enough and I listen to the podcast Guys We Fucked, which always brighten my day.
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The creamy off-white shade works to brighten up the dark print, giving the moody ensemble an energized feel.
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Since its inception in 2014, SmileDirectClub says it has helped more than 300,000 people straighten and brighten their teeth.
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She can lift small objects and has a lighter to brighten gloomy hallways, but otherwise her abilities are limited.
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In this gorgeous golden hue they feel elegant and rich – plus, they're guaranteed to automatically brighten up any outfit.
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Samsung makes a solid $3,000 LED option that uses nanocrystals to brighten the image and bring out stronger contrasts.
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The rare view revealed that auroras on both poles behave differently: one didn't always brighten when the other did.
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"We could reproduce that color if we overstretch the colors and brighten and oversaturate the blue channel," he said.
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"It just adds extra vibrancy to the skin, like a booster to brighten up your complexion," the supermodel explained.
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Bright On teeth whitening kit Smile Direct Club's whitening works three times faster than strips to brighten your smile.
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If meticulously-executed dad jokes and observational humour get you up in the morning, Gadsby will brighten your life.
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Click here to subscribe to the Daily Smile Newsletter for uplifting, feel-good stories that brighten up your inbox.
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To brighten up her look even more, Williams showed off golden hair highlights — a change from her Wimbledon curls.
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Kate Middleton continues to brighten up dreary London with a slew of stylish coats in a vibrant color palette.
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But the cycle need not be so tedious, because we've got five new quotes to brighten up your days.
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It comes with LED lights to brighten the shot, as well as fans to give users a windblown look.
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Brightening ingredients like vitamin C or retinol can also help thicken and brighten the skin in the lower eyelids.
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This potent serum helps to brighten skin while absorbing free radicals and pollution that may cause long-term damage.
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The conditions are forecast to brighten at the weekend with temperatures rising, although it is expected to remain changeable.
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The built-in ring flash uses an ambient light sensor and the focus distance to brighten up the subject.
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It's a concealer and highlighting hybrid that promises to brighten skin (primarily the undereye area) in just one step.
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It holds 2.5 quarts of liquid and is sure to brighten your mom's mood each time she uses it.
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Worlds that lack active carbonate-silicate cycles are likely to be completely frozen over until their host stars brighten.
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"Replace all burned out bulbs to brighten up the room, and use the highest wattage light bulb," they suggested.
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Following nearly 10 years of economic recession, the future of the Greek economy has finally started to brighten up.
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IT Cosmetics Confidence in an Eye Cream is a tinted formula that helps brighten and color-correct dark circles.
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When you raise your wrist to wake the watch, the screen will brighten and those suspended metrics will resume.
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Since its inception in 2014, SmileDirectClub says it has helped more than 100,5103 people straighten and brighten their teeth.
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One example is night mode, a new feature that uses machine learning to brighten photographs taken in low light.
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Giant windows overlooking gray mountains somehow don't do much to brighten what is otherwise a dark and labyrinthine experience.
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If you need to work out while on #selfquarantine try this hopefully this will brighten your day a little!
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They are varied and cheap enough that you can brighten your kitchen table anytime without feeling like you're splurging.
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The day isn't a washout, and the sky may brighten at times, helping temperatures rise to near 60 degrees.
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I also found some of the darkest corners of my neighborhood and used Night Sight to brighten them up.
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On the recommendation of a co-worker, I try a new color-depositing shampoo to brighten my pink highlights.
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Brighten your winter with a spin on the cold-weather cocktail that pairs rum with vibrant red hibiscus tea.
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If you want to come over and bring him/her to brighten our day, you are more than welcome.
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Whether you're on your first viewing or 210th rewatch, the employees of Dunder Mifflin always brighten up a day.
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Such big names potentially brighten their future, but there's another name that could make a difference: James L. Dolan.
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If you're happy with who you are and you accept yourself, people will see it and it'll brighten your eyes.
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It was only when his campaign took a turn toward relentless negativity and partisanship that Rubio's prospects began to brighten.
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This peel-off also contains calming, soothing botanicals, as well as potent antioxidants and sodium hyaluronate to smooth and brighten.
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UBS is the latest broker to brighten its outlook, raising its price targets on BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole and SocGen.
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He will visit an elderly lady at our local nursing home if he thinks it will help brighten her day.
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Once grouped, they'll always all turn on and dim / brighten together, which is something to consider when setting things up.
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The black holes are gobbling up so much matter that they brighten up, forming an active galactic nucleus, or AGN.
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Anything that "imparts an instant glow" might brighten your skin, but only through slight surface exfoliation or light-reflecting particles.
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The quad features ivory, rose gold, reddish brown, and transparent sparkle shades to help brighten eyes like an Instagram filter.
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Looking to brighten up the hours outside the lab, I joined Full Frontal Comedy, I.U.'s longest running improv group.
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Breakfast Bowl Brighten your morning with a big bowl of oats, fruit, nuts, and a drizzle of maple butter. 7.
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This adorable version of "Feliz Navidad" features some high-pitched vocals from a precocious youngster, sure to brighten your holidays.
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No amount of Ron Ron juice could brighten Ronnie Magro's mood during Thursday night's premiere of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.
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Dr. Bard likes it because it has both vitamin C and alpha hydroxy acids to brighten and hydrate the skin.
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By contrast, the colours of the illustrations are brilliant, rich purples and blues that brighten the gloom of the monastery.
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We will never get to see that beautiful smile or get those loving Matt hugs that just brighten our days.
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The night is dark and full of terrors ... but luckily these young wildlings are guaranteed to brighten up your day!
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This won't just brighten up your complexion, it'll also act as a base for any powders you layer over top.
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Joseph Lemm's family awaited his call from Afghanistan, which would certainly brighten the holidays for his wife and two children.
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If Fetty's smile in his Canadian tux doesn't brighten your day, then chances are your life lacks any real meaning.
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It didn't take Dixie long to brighten Antoine's mood and help him set a normal routine in a new place.
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Not only does this brighten up the small interior, it makes the car a bit more aerodynamic and visually distinctive.
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Over the last three years he has enlisted street artists from New York and beyond to brighten the urban landscape.
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The Organys Rejuvenating Eye Formula is made with vitamin C, hyaluronic acid, and caffeine to help brighten and hydrate skin.
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Here's how to build hard value while avoiding common pitfalls in nine exciting startup categories that will brighten our future.
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One option, Bright Now, mixes sky blue and pinkish beige to brighten; the two others tackle redness and dark spots.
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The Japanese are more likely to use concealer under the eyes to brighten them, like many Americans and Europeans do.
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It includes a white facial roller, two serums that help firm and brighten skin, and a handy how-to manual.
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Skies may brighten somewhat by afternoon as temperatures rebound nicely into the 60s with a mild breeze from the southwest.
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"Try rose, lavender and blue on cool complexions and coral, olive and violet-red on warm to brighten your complexion."
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But as the lights slowly brighten, it becomes clear there is too much furniture, haphazard and oddly placed, for realism.
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When done well, a clue with a question mark or a joke can brighten a whole corner of a puzzle.
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" A piano A denim vest for my cat "I wanted something that was going to brighten the mood a bit.
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Night mode automatically kicks in when you're capturing images in a dark environment to reduce noise and brighten an image.
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I'm dragging a bit this morning but brighten up after seeing T. and C. and having a sip of coffee.
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But I think she's just trying to be funny, just to brighten people's moods to the best of her ability.
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From accent benches to hairpin console tables in the lightest of woods, it's all here to brighten up any space.
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Plus, it's formulated with agents that can help whiten and brighten your teeth to give you a million-dollar smile.
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And as President of the Leominster Police Association, Cantois reached out to neighboring police departments to help brighten JJ's holiday.
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Big Break The idea for Brighten came to Mr. Kevitch in 2013, when he was a junior at Bucknell University.
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That was so powerful to me that I still talk about random kindness as a way to brighten the world.
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As our relationship grew, I realized Chris would brighten up when I asked him these more blunt and honest questions.
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She says that each year, Jack sends her a little "laugh" from the Great Beyond that brighten his very sad day.
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More and more lucky workers have the opportunity to really brighten their financial pictures in 103: They're getting year-end bonuses.
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You can go the skincare route with Caudalie's Vinosource Moisturizing Sorbet and Vinoperfect Radiance Serum duo, which help hydrate and brighten.
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Complet Valery Mini Satchel, $480, available at Shopbop A sweet lavender bag like this will brighten their outfits and handbag lineups.
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I need to replace my dying (read: dead) white lilies, and these happy-colored flowers will help brighten up my room.
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IN BOOM-TIME China, the mayor of an expanding city only has to sign a decree for its weather to brighten.
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They can draw out impurities, transform your texture, brighten your complexion instantly, and even provide a Gatorade-like swig of hydration.
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The strong historical relationship between the terms of trade and EM sovereign ratings suggests the outlook should then start to brighten.
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If your day is dreary, may this furry little guy brighten it, just like it does for Levi on the regular.Â
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Brighten up, buttercups, we've got a Patrick Berry puzzle to start our solving weekend and it's a good one.
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And the best way to brighten up that veneer of "balance" is with a fresh coat of meaningless stickers, of course.
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These overnight face masks hydrate, firm, and brighten while you catch some ZZZs, plus they cut steps out of your routine.
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But no matter what's on your spring calendar, these pieces are sure to brighten up any outfit — all for under $50!
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"I have a great pair of white oxfords — they brighten up any look and make it feel more me," says Driscoll.
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But the Council of Economic Advisers tweeted that the names were an effort to brighten up a dense, data-heavy report.
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Here to brighten your Monday is a giggle-filled video of Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds promoting their upcoming film, Life.
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Have no fear, as we have rounded up the best deals from across the internet that will brighten up your day.
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Perhaps it's wishful thinking, but at least someone thinks he could be sharing the icing to brighten his fellow passengers' commute.
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A: With the right color and preparation, a fresh coat of paint could brighten up the attic and give it character.
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But to be fair, dark circles are a bit more complicated and can take a long time to visibly brighten up.
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Both outcomes can help brighten prospects for peace in the region and advance the cause of liberty for the Iranian people.
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Freshly ground spices brighten just about any dish, so if you love to cook, you may want a versatile spice grinder.
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For an easy, fast path to radiant skin, Erno Laszlo's Lighten & Brighten Hydrogel Mask should be your go-to sheet mask.Pros:Cons:
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Some vendors of these products claim that activated charcoal can boost your energy, brighten your skin and reduce wind and bloating.
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This particular kit includes Drunk Elephant's night serum and C-firma day serum, both of which are known to brighten skin.
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Whether you want to glam up your living room or brighten your desk this holiday season, we have something for you.
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No matter how small, make a daily attempt to treat yourself to an experience or a purchase that'll brighten your mood.
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Rejections from a Thread student can add to self-doubts or loneliness; a phone call or hug can brighten their outlook.
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He hits it with a squeeze of lemon juice to brighten it up, then stirs in a bit of grated parmesan.
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Korres Wild Rose 15% Vitamin C Spotless Serum is infused with wild rose oil to help brighten and tone your skin.
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Nothing remains the same in our remembering, because memories, like stars, endure and, contrary to the cosmos, brighten in the remembering.
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Little effort has been made to brighten up the exterior of the buildings or landscape the oceanic, mostly empty parking lot.
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Palm Beach-chic bright magenta and greens, palm frond prints, and neon wall messages all brighten the well-designed common areas.
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Beds are dressed with crisp, white linens (as they would be in a hotel) and decorative pillows that brighten the space.
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His nagging pains suddenly give way to images from his childhood, idylls that brighten the screen like beacons in a fog.
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Our next photo challenge, brought to you by Mashable and Lipton, is all about sharing the things that brighten the season.
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The YouTuber maintains that his No. 1 goal with his work is to brighten people's daily lives, by whatever means necessary.
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This story of love long lost and found again was just what people on the internet needed to brighten their day.
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Accent walls were seen as an easy way to brighten up any room, but it often makes home spaces look disjointed.
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Manica's work has a clear message—art should be inclusive and accessible to everyone and anyone, and hopefully brighten one's day.
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Tipsy Elves is here to deliver "the most outrageous clothes known to mankind" in an attempt to brighten all of our lives.
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Dust an iridescent white shadow into the inner corners of your eyes and onto your brow bone to instantly brighten your complexion.
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Thankfully, you can now introduce a little light into your life with a host of products designed to brighten up your home.
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The "Shady Lamp" is like a lamp with its own set of blinds, meant to help users dim or brighten a room.
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We know what you're thinking: How will I brighten my skin, battle dark spots, fight acne, and exfoliate away dryness without acids?
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Each shade is developed for different skin tones, and three (Soft Pink, Yellow, and Dark) are specifically meant to brighten while setting.
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While Ttirado's shut-eye will brighten any ruff day, the story of how he got his unique name is even more heartwarming.
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His latest video, "Gruve," is dangerously close to a pro-Minion short film, and yet, I think it will brighten your day!
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We hope these responses offer some much-needed rays of sunshine to brighten the doom and gloom of the standard news cycle.
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If there's two things we know for sure, it's that traveling can be extremely stressful and adorable little animals brighten people's days.
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The eGo AIO's only real nod to customization comes in the form of lights that brighten whenever you fire up the vape.
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This straightforward toner won't shrink your pores, brighten your dark spots, clear your acne, pay your taxes, or make you age backwards.
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Titles like Slanted and Enchanted, Crooked Rain, Brighten The Corners...Both Stephen and I came up with the artwork for our records.
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With Sol, I used Alexa commands to not just turn it on and off, but also dim and brighten its LED ring.
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These are masks that you probably wouldn't be able to find yourself, and they do everything from moisturize to brighten your skin.
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On Pancake Day, people are sharing photos of pancake #FoodPorn, but they're also sharing photos that are guaranteed to brighten your day.
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You can spread on a generous layer for ten minutes to instantly brighten or wear it overnight for even more exfoliating action.
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Dark circle treatments are an easy and effective way to brighten under eyes, making you look more refreshed, healthier, and even younger.
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Linkner said a butt facial can brighten and smooth the skin, according to an interview she did with the New York Post.
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Anthropologie Aliye Coasters, Set of 4, $54Sturdy metal protects tabletops from drink rings while the intricate, colorful designs brighten up their space.
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When everything has melted, the whole thing is finished with a squeeze of lemon to brighten it up, plus torn basil leaves.
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Bernstein is going to continue following music and its ability to fill out and brighten the corners of an already full life.
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He's five years old now, and it's so cool to see him brighten up every time we go to a new place.
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So I'm gonna go ahead and really just kind of push this product into the skin to help brighten that up. Done.
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Vitamin C serums brighten your complexion, nourish your skin, and decrease inflammation as well as irregular pigmentation to leave your face glowing.
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Sometimes they don't work; see Olivier Theyskens' decision to brighten his gothic tailoring with silk screens from Hans Bellmer's creepy Dolls series.
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By 1885, after Standard Oil figured out how to refine kerosene, it cost just 8 cents a gallon to brighten the night.
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If you manage to see them, this meteor shower can brighten the night sky with between 120 and 160 meteors per hour.
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If you want to help brighten a child's school year, there are lots of programs and organizations just waiting for your donations.
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Comprising Matthew Compton and Asa Taccone, the duo is sure to brighten moods with their electrifyingly happy new tracks and magnetic visuals.
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Brighten up a tin of tuna with a kick from Sriracha and plenty of veggie toppings such as zingy pickled red onion.
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THE CLOSER And finally … Enjoy two brief video clips that will brighten your Monday morning when it comes to human-animal encounters.
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I use the Cold Brew Eye Recovery Stick almost every day to brighten my under-eye area and it makes a difference.
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Mamey's foyer is chicly decorated with plants and Moroccan-inspired blue tiles, and dangling white Christmas lights brighten the cafe and courtyard.
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Every year needs songs to brighten life when things get dark, but rarely does one do the trick as well as this.
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A subscription box service called Be Brave Box was designed specifically to "brighten the bad days" of those living with chronic illnesses.
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Homeowners in aging subdivisions brave disapproval as they try to update association covenants, to brighten obsolete dark palettes while maintaining visual cohesiveness.
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The frown in this photo is deceiving, though, because Nacho is really a sweet, affectionate guy who would brighten up a new home.
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Last week, Mashable teamed up with Lipton to give our Instagram community an uplifting challenge: share photos of things that brighten the season.
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Throughout the entire process, they made sure to include Elias and Brighten, who were both under the age of 5 at the time.
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Of course, its beauty partially comes from the add-on texture packs that brighten the colors and up-res the water and sky.
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But Amazon just announced a first-of-its-kind day of deals that should brighten the very end of 2016, if only slightly.
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Meanwhile, 90 LEDs in the lamp provide 15 lumens of refreshing, peaceful light that is sure to brighten up your home or office.
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A bunch of buzzy fruit extracts (including watermelon, plum, and lychee) join forces in this creamy mask geared to hydrate and brighten skin.
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Their mood started to brighten last spring as concerns about "secular stagnation" and a hard landing for the Chinese economy began to dissipate.
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Kylie says she knows of Ari through a friend of her mom's, who suggested that Kylie visit the superfan to brighten her day.
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"They always receive disproportionate anger from people nearby, and it can really brighten someone's day just to be nice to them," McCulley explained.
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At this year's British Academy Film Awards, however, she did try a new trend to brighten up her usual look: inner corner strobing.
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The face of the Orro is a tiny little touchscreen, which you can drag your finger along to brighten or dim the lights.
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The shimmer-free mineral powders deposit just the right amount of color to brighten the complexion without overpowering the rest of your makeup.
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"I said maybe I could use my talent in haircutting to provide a service that could potentially brighten someone&aposs day," Jones said.
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At first the wires are barely perceptible, hence the low levels of light, but as they increase in size the LEDs brighten up.
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Opposite it is a yellow switch for adjusting exposure; you can set it to brighten or darken a photo before you take it.
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Then, you get the flash—a brief but incredibly intense period of helium fusion that causes the star to expand and brighten considerably.
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After years of kicking yourself for not booking a vacation to brighten up the bleakest months of the year, you've finally done it.
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"This serum contains a bacterial extract called bifidus, which has been shown to help strengthen, hydrate, and brighten the skin," Dr. Zeichner says.
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The perception among those who have left is that gentrification has in part helped brighten neighborhoods, but it's also forever tarnished the community.
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It's a more expected gift, for sure, but fresh blooms are always a good way to warm hearts and brighten dreary winter days.
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Lover: Your Leo crush feels bogged down by all their chores today, but killing time online is something that can brighten their day.
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So our friendly neighbors to the north thought they'd brighten some spirits by sharing why they think the United States is so great.
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Using the Sengled Home app or your Echo Dot, you're able to turn lights on and off, dim or brighten, and set schedules.
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The company now has a battery of apps, with names like BeautyPlus, BeautyCam, and SelfieCity, which smooth out skin, exaggerate features, brighten eyes.
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And she said she loves this serum because she thinks it helps her reduce dark spots on her face and brighten her skin.
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Price: $55This lemon-print tablecloth is 100% cotton and it features a print that's sure to brighten up even the darkest of spaces.
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Each can be worn on its own or, for a more subdued look, as a top coat to mute or brighten another shade.
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Whether it's gifting a friend a sweet, unexpected treat or sending a smile to brighten someone's day, use this list to get started.
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Instead of relying on AHAs or BHAs to dissolve dead skin cells, Juara's scrub utilizes plant enzymes to exfoliate and brighten your face.
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As it happens, the tales, briefly told, brighten "Hans Christian Andersen," showcasing the set designer Vanessa James's playful toy theater and Flexitoon, Ltd.
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They need Maddon to help with a more nuanced task: brighten the outlook and heal the wounds of a fractured and reeling organization.
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The apartment was on a low floor and the day was cloudy, but they knew they could brighten the dark floors with rugs.
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Things began to brighten when she was one of 10 children from low-income neighborhoods selected to participate in the Hope Leadership Academy.
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Brighten your day with a steaming bowl of borscht, rich with crimson-stained vegetables in a savory beef broth, topped with sour cream.
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With a careful balance of chic and cute, she'll brighten your feed and also give you some prize-winning ideas for your closet!
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Manually adjusting the brightness is also done with a simple gesture: rotate it clockwise to brighten the light and counterclockwise to dim it.
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They prefer medium, indirect light and only need to be watered about every two weeks, but will instantly brighten (and purify) her space.
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The gels are said to cool, firm, and brighten your tired eye area, and you only need to leave them on for 10 minutes.
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We keep her skin looking like glass, with lots of vitamin C to help brighten and a big emphasis on detoxing and de-puffing.
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If you were having a bad day, he would come in the room with his smile and he would brighten up the whole room.
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The egg-shaped cleanser doesn't take up valuable real estate in the bathroom, though we're sure its pretty color would brighten up any space.
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His achievements transcend complex social boundaries, and help point the way for all scientists to brighten and refine the shadowy corners of human understanding.
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This girl may be a social media star in the making, and her hair chronicles have done a lot to brighten up our day.
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The formula is packed with hydrators like jojoba seed oil and shea butter, along with vitamin C to brighten and coconut alkanes to smooth.
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Recently, facial acupuncture has gone from fringe beauty technique to relatively common practice, namely for its ability to significantly lift and brighten the face.
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It never goes away, but since 2006, scientists have watched it brighten and fade every 45 minutes, light a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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What he found is rather amazing: The spots brighten and fade over the course of a day, like a lightbulb on a dimmer switch.
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SKINFOOD GUMMY BEAR JELLY CLEAN GEL This Korean import is a fast-absorbing, nondrying hand sanitizer with citrus extracts to help brighten brown spots.
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OnePlus says a future update will add an feature that'll automatically brighten the screen (even if it's set to zero) temporarily for Face Unlock.
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As for Che, he's hoping Friday's lineup of comedians can brighten the mood for people that have been invested in this nerve wracking dilemma.
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"Face-framing is adding light pieces around your hairline and by doing so, you immediately brighten your face and add character," Hazan tells Refinery29.
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But it has the potential to brighten people's days, even if briefly, and too often people take for granted the importance of simple pleasures.
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Americans of all ages are expected to join by the millions to watch the sky grow dark in midday and then slowly brighten again.
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"Alien megastructures" would dim stars more than expected, whereas lasers would tend to brighten them, but "we should look for both," Wright told Space.com.
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My mom, on the other hand, was never really into beauty, [but she would] apply lemon halves to her elbows to brighten dark spots.
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You don't have to be the comedian of the office, but embracing the lighter side can help brighten up your coworkers' and friends' days.
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This pair hits all the marks with a cushy sole, slender straps, elegant hardware, and some fun summer colors that'll brighten up any outfit.
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Photo: TJ Maxx This calming tinted lamp is perfect for a coffee table or at-home office and will brighten your coworker's holiday season.
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When all the dreary days of winter seem to blend together, sometimes all you need is a pop of color to brighten your day.
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You could pay as much as $250 for a face mask to "brighten" your skin or get the same result for less than $3.
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I remember Blur released their self-titled album at the same time as Brighten the Corners, and they were citing Pavement as an influence.
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Lavanila The Healthy Underarm Detox Mask ($26 on Ulta) is designed to help cleanse, clarify, and brighten underarm skin — just in time for summer.
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Here's some great news to brighten your Wednesday morning ... Pittsburgh Steelers receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster is going to be reunited with his missing bicycle!!
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That vaulted him into the top 40 of the world rankings for the first time, bringing a first Masters invitation to brighten his December.
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Last week, the picture appeared to brighten, as official data showed the economy had expanded a tad more than expected between July and September.
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I don't know how this happened, but it was likely a successful attempt to brighten up the assumedly rote world of Parks and Recreation.
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Inside, melodious Chinese hwamei birds chirp in tall white cages, dramatic art works adorn the walls, while giant bromeliads and orchids brighten each corner.
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Yet Strain sees an opening for Trump to brighten a national economic debate that has emphasized shrinking opportunities for middle- and working-class Americans.
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Natural light can brighten a room, make it look larger, and show off light-catching finishes, according to Annie Santulli of Annie Santulli Designs.
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As it departs, it will steadily brighten and grow in size as sunlight continues to shake off the dust from a long, cold sleep.
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Designers also said that Classic Blue can brighten a room in the form of pillows, vases, and kitchenware — all in the same bold color.
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A reference to Fourier transforms or quantum mechanics always works — their eyes brighten, and a truckload of technical jargon spills out of their mouths.
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Enter Dr. Jart's Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment, which just might be the fastest way to dull redness, brighten your complexion, and cover hyperpigmentation.
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"They brighten up my skin tone," she says, adding that she constantly stays hydrated with coconut water and credits proper nutrition for her clear skin.
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According to Lush, the product is made with Brazilian orange oil, pineapple, and vetivert oil, which are said to refresh, tone, and brighten the skin.
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So to brighten up your Monday, we're goin' up with these sky-high heels — click on to fall in love with a pair for yourself.
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The plan announced today builds from that achievement and will dramatically brighten our future and improve our competitiveness, and attractiveness to users, advertisers, and partners.
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And because her house is made of wood, Spesard painted her walls in off-white to brighten it up and make the space seem larger.
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And while we don't have access to J.J.'s Diner, we can brighten a Parks and Rec fan's day with a strategically gifted waffle maker.
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Also, hospitality is one of the things I really love and enjoy about cooking and how you can just brighten someone's day with your food.
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Yara Shahidi is kicking off your Monday with some big beauty news to brighten your mood: she is the new face of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics!
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You can brighten the picture, tweak the scalers, and utilize a buffer mode so that you can choose a balance between screen tearing and lag.
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This tried-and-true eye cream has been reformulated to include microencapsulated retinol and niacinamide, which help to penetrate deeply to brighten, smooth, and plump.
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The $99 Casper Glow, for example, can gently dim at bedtime and gently brighten in the mornings to ease you into the day more naturally.
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Once those buildings are leveled up (and you'll know because a rainbow-colored bar has been filled in), they'll brighten up and colorize your city.
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NEWARK, New Jersey — The one thing that makes Jessica Goense really brighten up is her dream of becoming a chef and owning her own restaurant.
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We're told Dave tried to convince himself working with kids could be as satisfying as BMX, and from time to time his outlook would brighten.
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Ahead, you'll find pared-down, illustrated guides that will show you exactly where to place your favorite makeup to subtly shade and brighten with ease.
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The enhancing LED fill-light can help brighten up any photo opportunity, whether it's at the top of a mountain or inside of a club.
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Snap says Pompliano was hired by Brighten Labs after his three-week stint at Snap, then was fired there and subsequently sued that company, too.
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There, technicians employed state-of-the-art digital technology to brighten, sharpen, and clarify the filmstrip on which Night of the Living Dead was printed.
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Borges' favorites include the brand's upcoming Matte Obsession lip color collection, and the Detox & Brighten Pure Clay Mask, which gives her "flawless and healthy" skin.
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Pea tendrils topped this and seemingly every other dish, doing what they could to brighten up a late-winter menu with meat at its heart.
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Zerovity Intensive Barrier Cream, $27.90, available nowUse this cream if you want to improve your skin texture, brighten your skin tone, and relieve fine lines.
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These puppers will brighten anybody's day, and they're a perfect way to break the tension if you need to deliver some bad news via text.
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You can dim or brighten the lights, set them to timers to automatically turn on or off, and control their color to set the mood.
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You can brighten a video on your iPhone to make it easier to see and help it look better when posted to social media platforms.
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U.S. policymakers should stay informed about these and other international regulatory developments, as global coordination can only brighten prospects of the growing commercial UAS industry.
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No matter your skin tone, blush can brighten your complexion, lift your cheekbones, and make you look more awake — it's like coffee for your complexion.
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"You brighten somebody else's day by giving them a compliment and letting them know that you have amazing clothing to share with them," Stidham said.
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Herbivore Botanicals Blue Tansy Mask, $48Blue tansy oil gives this clarifying gel mask its intense color and exfoliating properties, while fruit enzymes help brighten skin.
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I feel like I've tried all of the typical options and am looking for some outside-of-the-box advice to help brighten my workdays.
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Brighten up your home office with this adorable action figure of post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh, who was no stranger to hard times himself.
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Hoping to brighten someone else's day, the couple decided to hire a mariachi to play in a San Antonio area H-E-B grocery store.
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A more integrated strategy: Outfit your home with smart bulbs instead, which you can program to brighten just as you would a sunrise alarm clock.
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A mostly cloudy morning with a chance of light rain will slowly brighten throughout the day, leaving behind periwinkle skies and a high of 73.
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Suddenly, the Islamic State in Iraq, led by an ambitious former graduate student who called himself Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, saw its fortunes brighten anew.
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Before Larsa Pippen went egg huntin' with the kiddies on Sunday, she hit the sunny shores of South Beach to brighten up everyone's Easter weekend.
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The special formula contains 10 ppm of medical-grade EGF — a protein that promotes cell regeneration — to target wrinkles and brighten skin at the cellular level.
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To brighten up their senior residents' Valentine's Day, staff at John-Wesley Villas in Macon, Georgia, invited special guests to their first Sweetheart Ball: local firefighters.
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In "art mode," light and motion sensors dim or brighten the screen and shift colors from cooler to warmer, depending on the sunlight in the room.
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Joining the lineup of five recently teased facial primers — which are meant to brighten, blur, mattify, illuminate, and protect against the sun, respectively — are facial mists.
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So having dancers added is like having accessories, like a moving accessory, that helps you accentuate and brighten your show and take it to another level.
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"A simple, 'I love it when your hair is all messy' comment can brighten a day quicker than the kids can destroy a room," she wrote.
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The "fascinatingly gross" video features some seriously eerie swamp-monster-esque noises, along with a great deal of uvula thrashing that's sure to brighten anyone's day.
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As the Moon begins to conceal the Sun, the sunlight will brighten on one side of the Moon's edge, creating the so-called diamond ring effect.
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Love is NOT dead #Brangelina Nothing more, nothing less: just a dose of cuteness to brighten the darkness that has befallen our new Brangelina-less world.
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To brighten the eyes, he applies Smashbox Always Sharp Waterproof Kohl Liner in Bare, a nude pencil, at the inner rim of the lower lash line.
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Whether you're cruising for a cozy fall throw or a cheerful watering can to brighten up your yardwork, there's something here bound to catch your eye.
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It's made with pumpkin puree and green tea to brighten and protect, avocado oil to moisturize, pineapple pulp to gently exfoliate, and aloe vera to soothe.
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The game-changing, glow-inducing formulas have the power to brighten up our faces, make for the best selfies, or singlehandedly transform us into dewy dumplings.
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Not only does the illumination of the bright spots change as Ceres rotates, the spots brighten during the day in an unexpected, and somewhat variable, manner.
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The textured gauze pad not only (gently!) physically exfoliates your skin, but uses lactic acid and lemon extract to chemically brighten and rejuvenate skin almost instantly.
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With two cups of mayo and six cups of cheese, you can bet that you that it will warm you up and brighten your dark night.
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Unlike primers of Farsáli's past (I'm looking at you Unicorn Essence), Skintune is meant to hydrate, mattify, and brighten your complexion at the same damn time.
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Changes are as easy moving a Light slider up and down to brighten or darken things, and sliding the Color slider to saturate and desaturate colors.
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The toothbrush is proven to brighten your smile within one week of use as it removes stain buildup from coffee, tea, red wine, cigarettes, and tobacco.
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The soft orange and floral design of the Tokyo candle will brighten your space, while the smell will bring a sense of calm to your day.
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It's loaded with vitamins A, B, C, and E to help brighten and fight off damaging free radicals, and formulated without parabens, fragrances, and mineral oils.
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The glutathione, the vitamin C, the kojic acid, these things all work together to really help brighten up the skin and kind of reduce that pigmentation.
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We should be dry by late morning into the afternoon, though, as afternoon skies brighten a bit and highs reach the upper 40s to near 50.
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They don't get you any privileges, but boy, did it brighten our day to be congratulated by Disney staff and well-meaning strangers during our visit.
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The pair submitted the image to a "Blue Monday" competition by Thomson Holidays, intended to brighten what some call the most depressing day of the year.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a hair and makeup artist on hand to re-pin an updo, touch up eye shadow, or brighten up lips?
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The light can be concentrated to illuminate a tiny area or opened up to brighten a room, and a USB port lets you charge your cellphone.
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Yet even some Democrats concede that Republicans have seen their prospects brighten recently — thanks to their actions in some cases and their good fortune in others.
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If you are looking for something to brighten your day, or someone else's, take a look at some of the items we have in the store.
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We know the weekend is over and it seems like everything is doom and gloom, but we've got some good news to help brighten your Monday.
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It always helps brighten my mood, but when I don't have time to cook or don't want to make a mess, reading cookbooks comes surprisingly close.
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It's the perfect cure for seasonal blues and will brighten up any room with the relaxing smell of fresh essential oils and its seven soft colors.
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This plant kind of looks like it has fingers, but it'll add a cool splash of yellow to your space — and it'll brighten up your day.
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Mr. Kaplan suggested installing a skylight in the addition to brighten up the back of the apartment and satisfy zoning regulations about light and air. Mrs.
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An App Combats Bullying, One Anonymous Compliment at a Time Brighten, a creation of Austin Kevitch, has one million users, many in high school and college.
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Now, I want to brighten the mood and tell you that everyone is capable of using your information to tweak how you engage with their app.
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The skincare products harness the power of collagen, peptides, and hyaluronic acid to brighten up your complexion and leave you glowing when used with the Clarisonic.
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A massive sky-survey instrument, called the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) is designed to scan the heavens and look for "transients" or things that brighten unexpectedly.
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In "Badke," lights dim and brighten and the music fades in and out in what is surely a reference to faulty electricity, a signal to hard times.
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Even though there's no sunlight directly hitting the moon, the moon will brighten because some light that's traveled through the Earth's atmosphere is reflected by the moon.
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They can make something as simple as a white top feel like resort wear, and they can deftly brighten up an LBD that takes itself too seriously.
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On Macs without a Touch Bar, simply press the F1 key at the top-left to dim your screen, or the F2 key to brighten your screen.
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Whether you're looking for one that delivers deep hydration, an overnight tan, or helps to brighten dark spots, there's a treatment for every skin type and budget.
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The gravitational energy produced by the collision would have boosted the star's normal nuclear energy production, causing it to brighten rapidly and then slowly decay over time.
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Perhaps the music company will do business with some of the artists involved and pay them for new commissions to brighten up its 10 other, unadorned floors.
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But skylights and an open kitchen fitted with a wood grill and rotisserie brighten the setting for Ms. Robbins's casual Italian, pared down to its simplest elements.
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The "femininity marathon" would allow women to feel more feminine, and would brighten up the office for the - mainly male - staff, the company told news website TJurnal.
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Apple did however add Retina flash to the iPhone SE. This means that when you tap the shutter, it illuminates the screen to help brighten your face.
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For instance, why not brighten up this drab, after-holiday Monday with a brand-new laptop or tablet to binge-watch the new season of Stranger Things?
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You can bring flowers out to dinner, send them to a long distance lover, or just brighten your significant other's day at work with a surprise delivery.
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Yes, a little goes a long way, so do it with a rainbow-bright necklace, earrings or a hair comb that will brighten any drab-hair day.
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Ulta shoppers are especially fond of Silky Nude, a pale pink that can be used along the waterline to brighten and widen the appearance of your eyes.
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Kristen Bell entertains in Florida The 'Frozen' singer was stuck in Florida over the weekend and helped brighten the day for a group of Hurricane Irma evacuees.
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Like a wake-up light, you can use the gentle wake feature to brighten your lights over a period of 30 minutes to imitate the rising sun.
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In one potentially positive sign, futures markets that track the performance of stocks in the United States rose, suggesting investor attitudes might brighten when Wall Street opens.
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Just when you hoped that television could brighten dark times during the Covid-19 pandemic, "Westworld" just went and killed off a beloved "Game of Thrones" character.
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Pledges of extra development aid to help poor countries brighten their people's future and deter them from leaving for Europe will take decades to have any impact.
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NAIROBI, March 2104.1000 (Reuters) - An armful of roses would brighten most people's day, but for Kenyan farmer Inder Nain being surrounded by colourful blooms is a nightmare.
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Each piece promised to brighten a room or an outfit (often literally, thanks to their color scheme), and the assumption was, Kate Spade the person would too.
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Particularly impressive is Radiance Primer SPF 35, which helps brighten the sometimes sallow look of winter skin and can be worn under foundation or on its own.
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Brighten Sun Spots There are many different types of hyperpigmentation, but sun spots usually appear after hours spent in the sun with little-to-no sun protection.
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Find out what she needs, talk to the care team to the extent you're allowed, bring something to brighten the room or help her occupy her time.
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One woman in Maine gets regular shipments of body parts — arms, legs, even eyes — and these packages help brighten the holidays of children all over the country.
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In addition to classic black, it's available in violet, tomato red, yellow, fuchsia pink, emerald green and blue to brighten up even the dreariest days of winter.
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To brighten your outlook for the coming year, here are just a few of the nice, reaffirming things that happened here in the past 12 months. January.
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Anyone who remembers the vendors crying "Bozaaaa!" in the streets after the evening prayer has appreciated the service they have done to brighten our long winter nights.
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A layer of red lipstick can brighten a tired complexion — and holds the power to boost our confidence when we're in need of a little pick-me-up.
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Stocks will only recover from if seven key things happen to brighten the outlook for the broader market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said as the major averages pulled back.
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The base has a control that lets you not only dim or brighten the light, but also change hues, just by sliding around a toggle on the base.
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U.S. growth prospects would brighten considerably if Washington could get a substantial relief on the trade front — and provided the Fed continues to focus firmly on price stability.
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It's packed with three common color-correcting pigments: green (to counteract redness), pink (to even out skin tone), and purple (to brighten) — all swirled into one cushion compact.
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"Whether you are a miniature potbelly pig or an 11 year old, you can figure out what your charitable gift is and brighten the day of someone else."
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Grey — may be moderate at best, but soundtrack stars Liam Payne and Rita Ora are here to brighten up its opening weekend with an uber whimsical music video.
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It's become popular in the last 20 years in the search for exoplanets and dark matter, since it can temporarily brighten distant objects that would otherwise seem dim.
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Then there are all the masks and creams that guarantee to instantly brighten/lift/tone/give you the complexion of a beaming baby angel or Victoria's Secret model.
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A South Philadelphia neighborhood is trying something a little more innovative than that—using neon-lit murals to brighten the sidewalk and turn the area into a destination.
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"They hydrate, remove excess oil, treat problematic skin, exfoliate dead skin cells, brighten, and help reveal fresher, smoother skin." says lead aesthetician and owner of Arcona, Chanel Jenae.
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These mini versions of an Xbox One S controller and console are designed to brighten up your Christmas tree with a bit of gaming-related cheer this season.
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But whether it's shining light on an important social cause or sharing that perfect GIF that will brighten up someone's day, social media is a force for good.
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Some issues around your home or family will come to your attention this morning, but things will brighten up, with invitations for fun and romance coming your way.
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Basically, your phone screen will dim to complement the luminescence of a fancy candlelit dinner, but will brighten way up if you're outside picnicking on a sunny day.
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Their mission is to ensure that other children who are hospitalized with serious issues have access to fun and creative materials to brighten their days while being treated.
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Celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff tells us that darker lipsticks — rich red cranberries, deep burgundies, blurred plums — can brighten up the whole face and emphasize your radiant smile.
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With my Instagram I hope to post positive things that help brighten people's day whether it's just a selfie or a picture of me in a bathing suit.
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Once it's in place, the Aurora can be twisted to dim or brighten your lights, or tapped to turn them off completely without killing the light's wireless connectivity.
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The four-in-one treatment utilizes rooibos-tea extract and kefir ferment to soothe and brighten skin, along with aloe vera and coconut water to balance and hydrate.
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Hard work for the sake of hard work isn't actually a virtue; working hard to brighten the lives of those we love is the only drudgery worth enduring.
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It's like a blazing hot sunshine on the first day of spring as the two brighten the room (not unlike an "Outlet" *wink wink*) candor, grace, and yelling.
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Since you're bound to be dreaming of sunny days as the winter weather rolls in, why not brighten things up by shopping the must-have swimsuit for yourself?
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Being able to dim or brighten the light in a room, or set schedules so they're on when you get home are simple luxuries you'll grow to appreciate.
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Since then, however, several positive reports, including earnings, strong employment numbers and wage growth that is starting to peak out, have helped brighten the economic picture, Hsu said.
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French doors were added to the dining room to brighten the house and frame views of the gardens; casement windows were put in the kitchen for similar reasons.
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It's a very hearty dish, but they brighten it up with this sliced strawberry, which, I'm intrigued to see how that'll all go together, but it smells amazing.
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Bob Ross Happy Little Tree Socks, available on Amazon, $11.89These happy little tree socks will definitely brighten her day, especially if she's old enough to remember Bob Ross.
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Abby Tang: According to Marius, the mask is packed with pineapple enzymes, fruit acids, and volcanic minerals meant to help exfoliate, brighten, and reduce the appearance of pores.
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For summer, the Summertide Expression is light and floral, with whispers of mint and juniper; Harvest Expression, for fall, has a spicy, woodsy scent to brighten a martini.
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Whoever wrote the note said they were having a tough time, and they were hoping a little encouragement -- and a $5 treat -- would brighten the random recipient's day.
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"Toasty bits" of chile flakes and dried orange peel brighten up this condiment that you should probably keep a steady supply of in your fridge at all times.
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Whether you're looking for your next ritual charm or just something to brighten up your garden, the great, wide world of flora has something to fit your needs.
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A few tall plastic containers of colorful beans and lentils were the first things to brighten our empty shelves, place holders until we could get to a supermarket.
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Uncle Victor has made an effort to brighten the place up, and after midnight he even puts on a Santa suit to deliver gifts to his sleeping guests.
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If you want to brighten the area, which is your personal choice, it's important to remember that all your skin should be treated with care — including your armpits.
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On the Oregon coast, near the centerline of the eclipse track, totality will end less than two minutes after it began and the sky will begin to brighten.
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I've dabbled in a slew of products in the past year alone to brighten my under-eye area up, but the Facetune app has been my best bet.
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Natalia, who chose not to give her real name, certainly does brighten up any room with her smile and character, as well as her football-themed nail painting.
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When any of these accounts retweets a tweet, the grow lights brighten, increasing in power if there's a flurry of retweets; lack of activity, accordingly, results in darkness.
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You can just barely make out that something is there in the photo Google posted, but if you brighten the image a little, it's clear that there's a cutout.
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The pair share an emotional bond: Shropshire's mother-in-law died from pancreatic cancer, and he used to sing it to her to brighten her spirits as she fought.
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"I like to use pink creams after peach to brighten up any areas like the corners of mouth, smile lines and also under the brow bone," she tells PeopleStyle.
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According to Forbes , iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus users will also have a few new colorful wallpapers to choose from in order to brighten up their phone backgrounds.
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Peony extract and a high concentration of licorice water brighten the skin, while green tea extract calms the skin and reduces pigmentation (including in acne scars and dark spots).
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But the move has failed to brighten public sentiment or arrest an unwelcome rise in the yen that hurts exports and weighs on inflation by pushing down import costs.
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What's more, they pull off a clever trick: appointing alpha and beta hydroxy acids and other smoothing ingredients to brighten complexions while boosting hydration at the same damn time.
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Mr. Rogers, a history teacher at Clements High School in Limestone County, Alabama, was feeling the blues until a group of students stepped up to brighten his holiday season.
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Beauty brands turned the powder category on its head — with formulas that are not only silky, but also hydrate, brighten, and smooth while they sit there on your face.
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This is important because it will brighten your skin and get rid of any cleansing particles which, if not removed properly, can lead to a super dull, congested face.
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I always tell people, and it might seem like a sales pitch, but if they really want to brighten up a space, adding a plant or flowers really helps.
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The 2017 M-Series uses full-array local dimming to brighten and dim different areas of the panel as necessary to achieve the best contrast for what's on-screen.
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They blur imperfections, plump their lips, thin out their noses, and brighten their skin — or sometimes go even further, enlarging their eyes and changing the proportions of their face.
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At this point GIFs might just be a bit of fun and an opportunity to brighten up tweets, but there may be commercial value to them in the future.
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For less than the price of a case of canned beans for your fallout shelter, you can buy one of these lovely pins to brighten up your garments. Hooray!
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The screens and the fluorescent lights do little to brighten the room on a November day where the pollution levels have blocked the sun with a dense smoggy haze.
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As the dark disc of the sun starts to brighten again, the scientists snap pictures and try, without much success, to explain how the lasers work to local children.
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The big debts carried by the governments of the euro-area periphery will be difficult to sustain if the prospects for growth do not brighten in the long run.
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Every so often, the lights brighten and the music swerves from minimalist strings by Alexander Balanescu or Philip Glass into club beats by the Danish electronic music producer Trentemoller.
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The BOJ's decision last month to add negative interest rates to its aggressive asset-buying program has done little to arrest a damaging yen rise or brighten business sentiment.
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" Johnson is a goofy, goofy man—when he answered the phone, he kicked off our conversation by saying, "This is Lynn Johnson, how may I brighten up your day?
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The cameras are packed with upgraded sensors, allowing for features like multiscale tone mapping for improved highlights, as well as night mode, which helps brighten photos in dark environments.
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Analysts do not expect an interim trade deal to brighten the outlook any time soon as the tariff war has only exacerbated a slowdown caused by weaker domestic demand.
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Local dimming allows a TV to darken and brighten in specific sections across the panel, letting bright parts of an image shine while dark parts remain nice and inky.
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Some dancers take to them as if released; others seem to be cast in them against the grain, probably as challenges from the management to brighten a dancer's technique.
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While Khaleesi will never be replaced in our hearts, seeing how our snugglebugs lit up with these two, Santa knew exactly what was needed to brighten up the holidays.
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The new place bumps with hip-hop and Mexican pop; a bar TV plays Yankees games on mute; hand-painted pineapples on the walls brighten the candle-lit room.
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Through a local initiative, Fort Smith has become a cultural center for artists like San Miguel to work on their projects, help revitalize the neighborhoods, and brighten up people's days.
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It was like a $20 fee... But just the fact that someone, anyone made an effort to brighten my day during such a dark time meant the world to me.
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Kim, 35, picked a pair of blush pink strappy heeled shoes to brighten up the monochromatic ensemble – but not even the pop of color could distract from her selfie jacket.
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These six accelerated treatments will brighten up dull skin, diminish fine lines, reverse dryness, and tackle dark spots in the time it takes for your flood insurance to kick in.
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One thing he probably doesn't own (but should) is this voice-activated smart light bulb, which allows you to dim or brighten your lights with your voice or your smartphone.
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Essentially, the researchers saw another star, located behind the brown dwarf and planet, brighten in a characteristic pattern, one most likely due to the pair passing in front of it.
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FALD allows the TV to dim or brighten the backlight behind individual areas (or "zones") of the display based on the current scene, resulting in deeper blacks and better contrast.
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Eight months in, Didi's effort to brighten its dented image as an unsafe service has cut across its key leaders and internal departments, and it has proven a challenging journey.
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Since the price points won't break the bank, now's the time to invest in some fun designs (like a ruffle onesie!) and brighten your jewelry box with these pineapple earrings.
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Shine bright light like a Kirakira+ filter doesn't have quite the same ring as "a diamond," but it is the cheap thrill that will brighten your day and your feed.
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Diamond prices had a terrible 2015, but reduced production and inventories coupled with increasing retail demand are helping to brighten prospects for the precious stones and the miners extracting them.
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You can set it to brighten your lights when you wake up in the morning and to shift from blue to orange throughout the day, matching the color temperature outside.
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The former star of Suits helped brighten the morning for nearly 40 residents of Brinsworth House, a nursing and care home for British entertainers run by the Royal Variety Charity.
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The playful knit pattern of The North Face Fair Isle Mittens will brighten up a dark winter coat and keep your hands warm when you launch a serendipitous snowball fight.
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"I don't think it's super necessary to use so much color-correction daily, but it helps brighten under the eyes, and for redness," makeup artist Deanna Melluso tells Insider Picks.
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Created two decades ago to seed local afterschool and summer learning initiatives, the 2628st CCLC program has expanded under Republican and Democratic administrations to raise student achievement and brighten futures.
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"Hostiles" feels like a relatively small, tentative step in that direction -- a movie with a clear fondness for westerns past that's unlikely to do much, ultimately, to brighten their future.
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Two sensors above the display automatically brighten and dim the screen depending on the light conditions of the room it's in, which makes it great for using in the bedroom.
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I discovered when I was young that the flashes of light that come from a little sparkle seem to brighten anything, even as the lift itself is weightless and ephemeral.
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Farhad: Speaking of Uber, I had expected that Uber's future would brighten after they brought on a new chief executive, but things seem as grim as ever for the company.
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Sending your friend a silly tweet you saw can brighten both of your days, and expressing gratitude has been found to make both you and the receiver feel measurably happy.
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I make noises about terrific dishes that can brighten dark evenings of the soul, like Alison Roman's awesome instructions for making crisp smashed potatoes with fried onions and parsley (above).
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"The idea was this would be something that would brighten everyone's day and it would bring us together as a community, even though we can't physically be together," Sashin said.
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By using much smaller LEDs as a backlight, the laptop's 17-inch 4K display can dim and brighten with much more accuracy than LCD displays with a traditional LED backlight.
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The boys brighten as if on a dimmer switch, her husband turns on "Thriller" to get in the mood, and she watches them bop around, a twist in the heart.
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"He's a really good people person, sociable, you could be having a really bad day and here comes Tipene and his cheeky remarks, just to brighten your day," she said.
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Brighten up your home with the Philips 50-inch 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV. Philips 50-inch 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV — £599 (list price £1,000) See Details
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Claim to Fame Mr. Kevitch is the founder of Brighten, an app that allows users to send compliments to friends anonymously, as a kind of antidote to social media bullying.
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Broadly and with overlap, the post-curtain numbers serve three distinct purposes — to brighten the mood, to offer intimacy, to send the audience into the night with a parting gift.
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Hoping to brighten up the town's aging buildings, he encouraged locals to paint their houses in unconventional colors like Pepto-Bismol pink and a shade now known as Bayer blue.
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A flower designer for the rich sneaks around New York City before sunrise, masking the smell of trash with the sweet scent of flower bouquets to brighten New Yorkers' days.
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"Rice water has been used for centuries in Korea to brighten the skin," Charlotte Cho, author of The Little Book of Skin Care: Korean Beauty Secrets for Healthy, Glowing Skin, confirms.
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Hilaria concludes the post with, "In full disclosure, there is no filter, but I did brighten up the image a bit, since the bathroom in this hotel doesn't have strong light."
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That is, until an Australian botanical-infused face mask pops up on our Instagram feed and claims to brighten skin, clean pores, and leave us smooth and lifted — then we're interested.
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She used a lactic acid-based serum first to loosen any dead skin cells, then switched it out for a Vitamin C serum to brighten my skin, especially around my eyes.
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"Those blue eyes, berry stained lips, dirt under the nails, that squishy nose, sun kissed cheeks, and a smile that could brighten any day," she wrote about her two-year-old.
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The goal is to brighten your selfie with a warm color rather than cold flash of bright white, though it doesn't seem to have automatic white-balancing like the iPhone's camera.
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It aims to free your bikini line of ingrown hairs, prevent future ones from forming, and brighten up the area that never sees the sun (unless your name is Shailene Woodley).
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Purina PuppyChow and SoulPancake, the media company behind the ever-popular Kid President YouTube series, teamed up to brighten up your Monday with cute pups in need of a couple cuddles.
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Reaching a maximum velocity of 57 miles per hour, the coaster will also brighten up Knott's Berry Farm's skies at night: its tracks will light up once the sun goes down.
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She starts by applying two pumps of brightening serum (she uses the Estée Edit Radiance Activator) to hydrate and brighten skin and give herself a "lit-from-within finish," she says.
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A worthy addition to the canon of YouTube-captured unlikely animal friendships, baby deer Faline (named after Bambi's girlfriend, derh!) and her pigeon buddy are here to brighten your loveless day.
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Hilaria concludes the post with, "In full disclosure, there is no filter, but I did brighten up the image a bit, since the bathroom in this hotel doesn't have strong light."
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Temer lost political support in congress when the corruption allegations emerged two weeks ago, but if his reforms move forward and the economy continues to brighten he could survive, Gomes said.
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Since most of Vargas' celebs clients are going straight from her spa to a makeup chair, her treatment is designed to brighten, clear, and lift the skin with zero recovery time.
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I wanted to start out with something that would make a major impact, so I first reached for these yellow and black lipsticks designed to brighten and darken your favorite shade.
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A new Alexa Sunrise feature will gradually brighten the screen when it's time for the alarm to go off, and you can use your voice to snooze or stop the alarm.
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Buddy acts like a highly evolved Cancer: extremely loving, using his creative spark to brighten the lives of those around him, and forever exploring the depths of his colorful emotional landscape.
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Unicorn-themed items may not carry actual magical powers, but they can certainly help brighten up your day — which is precisely why brands are doling out unicorn paraphernalia for the home.
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MILAN (Reuters) - An aging population and struggling state finances could turn into an unlikely boon for Italy's banks, which have turned to a growing market for insurance to brighten their prospects.
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Suzanne Bradish ordered a bunch of spring flowers from Sainsbury's to brighten up her home, and was sent 22016g of spring onions instead, according to a delivery note she tweeted Monday.
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Lacking a slushie machine in the MUNCHIES Kitchen, Fields improvises with a blender, some ice, and a splash of simple syrup to brighten up the flavors dulled by the cold temperatures.
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The Stem Cellular spray combines exfoliants derived from plants to slough off dead skin, with ingredients like licorice root, cucumber extract, and aloe to nourish, brighten, and soothe it as well.
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"Meitu makes everybody look more beautiful in an easy way," says Du Sha, 26, a graduate student who uses it mainly to erase acne and to smooth and brighten her skin.
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So I started to change my way of approaching her by saying, 'You're wearing some really nice stuff today,' and she would just brighten up and be all cheerful and stuff.
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This handy guide rounds up some of our best work on love and how to find it, and offers some perspective that might brighten your day if you're spending it alone.
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Either way, some hype work was necessary, and although a sponsored music festival was beyond our budget, perhaps it was time to splurge on some "causewashing" to brighten our bad name.
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With the holidays approaching and a new season now in full swing, here are some gift ideas to help you brighten the day of all the Survivor fans in your life.
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She thought of adding some light to my darker than ever brown hair would brighten up my face in the freezing cold temperatures of Upstate New York, where I attended college.
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The pace of development of giant gas export schemes has slowed globally as LNG prices have plummeted with oil prices, prompting many companies to delay funding decisions until business conditions brighten.
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Mostly taken on wintry afternoons, the pale light of Atlantic City's photographs suggests a pervasive melancholy blanketing the concrete landscape, lacking even the artificial flash of neon to brighten its torpor.
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They don't talk about how it would brighten the lines between the haves and have-nots — between those who can afford to take care of their bodies and those who can't.
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Whatever it is that draws us in year on year, 2017 is no different: We're looking for holographic shine, disco-ball glitter, and sequined shimmer to brighten up the year's shortest days.
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Thursday's retail sales report, meanwhile is equally as unlikely to brighten economists' view that the world's fifth largest economy will expand by 0.3 percent a quarter on average over the coming year.
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Stocks will only recover from Monday's dramatic sell-off if seven key things happen to brighten the outlook for the broader market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said as the major averages pulled back.
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But if you don't own a dog, just looking at a picture of a cute pup can be a therapeutic experience — or, at the very least, brighten up your day a little.
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Keep Following PEOPLE's Complete Coverage of the 2018 Winter Olympics Diggins even calls herself the "Team Glitter Fairy," noting that, for several years, she's used glitter to brighten the "intimidating" race days.
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I have read a lot about this liquid exfoliant, another celebrity favorite that's supposed to brighten and leave skin feeling smooth, with an odd array of ingredients including horseradish and onion extract.
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I followed up with a little of the calamine-rich Take It Easy mask under my eyes to calm my skin, then rubbed a little Ginger Aid onto my cheeks to brighten.
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But Deadly Class boasts a few elements — like Henry Rollins playing a professor who teaches an "Introduction to Poison" course or its Harry Potter-esque setting — that heighten and brighten its world.
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Buying a book for a friend shows that you want to bring her delightful sentences and stories, that you want to brighten up her commute, and that you were thinking of her.
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"The economic underpinnings are supportive for corporate profit growth and a fertile climate for that earnings picture to brighten in 2017 and equities are lurching ahead in advance of that," he said.
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Decades of research show that, used topically, ascorbic acid and its derivatives can lighten hyperpigmentation, encourage collagen production, and brighten the complexion overall, which are three things we'll never say no to.
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Samsonite's first-half interim profit fell 11 percent on-year to $10.4 million, but Chairman Tim Parker told CNBC that the recently-completed Tumi acquisition should brighten results in the second half.
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This traditional rinse-off peel includes a whole roster of fruit extracts (including papaya, cherry, and agave) along with witch hazel and lactic acid to brighten and keep oily skin in check.
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If you're not a pet owner yet, may we suggest heading to your local shelter or rescue and finding a new best friend to brighten your days and cuddle with at night?
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Get Glowin' is a multipurpose formula, with a custom blend of vitamin A, chlorella, and hyaluronic acid that works to improve tone and texture, brighten dullness, and leave skin fresh and hydrated.
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A red clown's car and a circus billboard placed below a basketball hoop are an attempt to brighten the atmosphere at the century-old prison that has been criticized for poor conditions.
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However, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow sought to brighten the mood by confirming a dinner powwow between Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping at an upcoming G20 gathering in Argentina.
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"Together, with communities across America, we raised our lights to brighten the night sky with 'a thousand points of light,'" the carrier wrote on its Facebook page, referencing the president's famed phrase.
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Its editing features hit the basics, so you can brighten a photo or remove a blemish, but where it really shines is in giving you ways to explore your library of photos.
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Millennials could brighten a democracy hijacked by doom-and-gloom baby boomers, and readjust the priorities that devote the bulk of federal funds to the 13 percent of the population over 65.
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Apple cider vinegar is known to brighten and smooth the skin, but if you don't want to deal with concocting your own formula, just buy one of these convenient peel-pad packs.
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When the prospects brighten for his Democratic challenger — who has not held a private sector job in more than two decades and who is proposing tax increases for the wealthy — stocks climb.
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Who knows if the series will successfully capture the era — the Depression was so, well, depressing that it'll be tempting for any network to brighten it up — but it certainly looks handsome.
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In the old days, he explained, he would cut a hole for a window, fitting a two-foot-square block of ice in the frame, to brighten the inside during the day.
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What to watch: Fernández appears to be calling for a standstill, hoping he can buy time to stimulate demand and brighten growth prospects while keeping the IMF and other investors at bay.
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Yazema Moremong, 242, whose eyes brighten with her warm yet often mischievous grin, became a guide in 19715, two years after she first spotted an elephant while visiting her uncle, a biologist.
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Other studies suggest that shock waves from a stellar core on the verge of collapsing could also cause the star to brighten and then dim about a year from the ultimate explosion.
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Indoor plants can be an inexpensive way to brighten up the decor of an office space, and a new Japanese study suggests that they can also improve your mental health at work.
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Floor-to-ceiling white subway tile and rectangular porcelain sinks brighten the bathroom, though an ax, framed behind glass and apparently quoting the timber theme, made me think of emergency fire equipment.
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For regular days, I may adjust the tone of white for a more relaxing or warmer feel, and then brighten it up if I'm doing something that needs more attention, like cooking.
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For fall and winter, I have been softening Kate's blonde and letting the root grow out, but her new, shorter cut was the perfect opportunity to brighten and lighten up her color again.
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And it's so damn simple: Add a bit of light concealer to any lip color to brighten the hue, or go vice versa by adding a darker shade to make the color deeper.
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The new Defakto Stille Nacht is a collaboration with artist Friederike Bellman, and it uses a hand-painted star field to brighten and distinguish each watchface for the 50-piece limited edition run.
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If you want to only brighten the darkest areas of a photo, without washing out the rest of the image, Snapseed for Android and iOS is one of the tools that can help.
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The contrast of the whimsical Peanuts character against the matte black surface of this rare Rolex take is perfect way to brighten someone's holiday as we near the end of a rough 2016.
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"They all use peroxide to lift stains and brighten the color — the difference is the strength; the stronger it is, the better and faster the result you're going to get," says Dr. Marashi.
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Valtteri Bottas made it a Mercedes front row lockout for Sunday's race, when conditions are expected to brighten up, with title rival Sebastian Vettel only fourth and behind Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen.
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Energy MuseWhy we love it: Co-founders Heather Askinosie and Timmi Jandro are childhood friends with a passion for crystals as spiritual tools — not just shiny doodads to brighten up your Insta feed.
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This hydrating, skin-strengthening eye cream works as you sleep to reduce fine lines, minimize puffiness, and brighten dark circles, so you look — and feel — like you've gotten twice as much beauty sleep.
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How you go about layering your treatments really depends on your skin type: Normal To Dry Skin With No Active Breakouts If you're looking to brighten or moisturize, start with your exfoliating mask.
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Use the hyaluronic serum to moisturize, the vitamin C and E serum to brighten and treat sun spots, and the retinol serum to fight the signs of aging — this trio does it all.
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There are few things in this world with the ability to brighten the busiest and most overwhelming of work weeks — especially when it also happens to be a 90 plus degree summer Friday.
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Nothing is pending in Washington that would drastically improve the outlook for nuclear power, but as lawmakers consider new policies, the industry's leaders hope this campaign helps brighten their perspectives on the fuel.
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Here's an awesome story to brighten up your Thursday ... Michael Thomas and other Saints stars lent a hand to a disabled man this week -- building a ramp for him outside of his house.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian wage growth dimmed last quarter while consumers remained gloomy in November, clouding the outlook for household consumption and suggesting more policy stimulus is needed to brighten the country's sluggish economy.
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The cost has been minimal — a standing desk converter, a small box to hold my office supplies, agenda and any paper files I have and a cute succulent garden to brighten the space.
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To combat my dark spots and help brighten my skin, Jutras recommended two Juice Beauty products: the Green Apple Age Defy Serum ($58) and the Green Apple Peel Full Strength Exfoliating Mask ($48).
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The brighter news for Democrats is that, while they have been hurt by the party's decline in less populated areas, they have seen their prospects brighten in fast-growing regions of the country.
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The pace of development of giant gas export schemes has slowed globally as liquefied natural gas prices have plummeted with oil prices, prompting many companies to delay funding decisions until business conditions brighten.
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The switch-up has us wondering if Middleton's sister-in-law will be next to brighten up for summer — we already know how much the Duchess of Sussex loves a subtle hair change.
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Basic commands like, "Brighten the lights," work, but every time, the Google Home Mini would remind me that it doesn't know what to do with the lamp that's plugged into the Lutron switch.
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At the end, the knights, and all the people in the community, wander off into a misty distance as the houselights brighten, signaling that the audience, too, is part of this redemptive act.
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In a nod to German efficiency, all of the formulas are multitasking: the Phytoactive Anti-Aging Serum ($295) and Phytoactive Anti-Aging Cream ($250), for example, are designed to firm, brighten and nourish.
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Regina Harris was a first-time participant hoping to brighten Christmas for her 5-year-old daughter, who attends an after-school program at Dunlevy Milbank Center in Harlem, part of Children's Aid.
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The salon co-founder Marius Morariu believes that the green stone can increase the body's levels of reduced glutathione, an antioxidant that has been shown to improve the complexion and brighten the skin.
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His fanciful mural, intended to brighten the walls of the chow hall, teems with mansard roofs, neon signs, Victorian houses and other details inspired by the Japanese-born painter he admires, Hiro Yamagata.
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The country hopes the finds will brighten its image abroad and revive interest among travelers who once flocked to its iconic pharaonic temples and pyramids but who fled after the 2011 political uprising.
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Check out the posters, which tout slogans ranging from "Stay humble" to "Move fast and break things," above and head here to start bidding on the next image you want to brighten your cubicle.
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The Model Glow Facial combines localized cryotherapy, LED, and radiofrequency to tighten, brighten, and lift the skin — think of it as a one-and-done for everything you need to get red carpet-ready.
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" To brighten up our early weeks, he's kept that rich vein of form going by bringing Mozzy—the Sacramento rapper who has the whole West Coast's attention—onboard for the defiant "Ain't Hard Enough.
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This brightening mask strikes the perfect balance, merging kaolin and bentonite clay with aloe leaf juice, echinacea, and fruit extracts to pull gunk from the pores and brighten the complexion without sucking skin dry.
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Whether you're celebrating a wedding, lounging by the pool, or getting a haircut, sipping on a glass of sparkling wine can help brighten the worst of moods and make anyone feel five times classier.
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The spa, which has multiple locations in the U.S., the U.K., and Hong Kong, uses a combination of YAG laser and intense pulsed light (IPL) to help clear breakouts, even tone, and brighten skin.
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Rossi's cocky smile and swagger brighten every scene he's in, and the plot exploring the relationship between him and fellow Seagate inmate Comanche (Thomas Q. Jones) is one of the best of the season.
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The resulting space makes use of the neutral browns, tans and creams, but throws in pops of colors like yellow and blue, as well as a few special items that brighten up the room.
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RELATED: 20 Signs You Should See a Doctor for Depression Open the shades If you don't have access to a light box, the simple act of letting in some sunlight can brighten your mood.
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Its shares have been hammered by worries over its ability to execute a 5 billion euros ($5.3 billion) capital raising, with some fund managers saying sentiment could brighten if it finds an anchor investor.
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That the stuff should be used to brighten shoes rather than darken faces may seem obvious to most, but not to Ralph Northam and Mark Herring, respectively Virginia's governor and attorney-general, both Democrats.
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With the stock of Coca-Cola on the rise after a downturn in 2016, Cramer decided to track the soft drink giant's transformation to see if changes at the company will brighten its future.
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So we researched to find the best clay masks you can buy — whether you're looking for a detoxifying mask or one that helps brighten, these are the clay masks to keep on your radar.
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I just feel that this day and time, we need more people that are in a position to help to try to do something, if they can, to brighten the world a little bit.
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In an effort to brighten up the day for the other moms with babies in the NICU, Shirley and J.R. decided to bust out the credit card and pay for a massive flower delivery.
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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, a ghost-busting blast through a series of haunted houses, absolutely does; likewise, the sublime Mario Golf: World Tour, a sunshine-kissed sports sim, never fails to brighten my day.
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As the music continues to rise and brighten, you begin to feel something like nostalgia — not nostalgia for the past, but nostalgia for the present, nostalgia for this moment and your presence within it.
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If you are looking to brighten the skin under your arms, you've likely come across a few time-lapse videos on Instagram of quick, do-it-yourself hacks, like lemon masks and sugar scrubs.
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Whether you dream of owning a Goldendoodle one day or simply want to know what a husky and golden retriever mix would look like, these adorable dog photos are sure to brighten your day.
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South Korea's presidential office, known as the Blue House, said in a statement Trump and Kim made "more meaningful progress than ever", and Trump's willingness to continue dialogue would brighten prospects for another meeting.
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I didn't have enough light when I took the photo (I've since learned how to brighten the image while keeping the colours true to real life) It's definately not perfect but oh well 😚 2.
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And the magazine goes deep on Meitu, a company whose photo-editing apps — which smooth out skin, exaggerate features, brighten eyes— are installed on more than a billion phones, transforming the selfie-face of China.
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So it makes perfect sense that the A-lister (and a number of other oft-photographed women, including The Bachelor contestants) reportedly turns to HydraFacial to brighten skin with zero irritation ahead of big events.
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In an announcement posted to Instagram yesterday, UD revealed that as part of its Prep, Prime, Set lineup, it will release formulas made to self-adjust, brighten and tighten, blur, mattify, and battle free radicals.
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Watching their little faces brighten up as they open their gifts is something every parent yearns for during the holidays, so gifting a pet such as a kitten is guaranteed to deliver an emotional reaction.
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From Pat McGrath to Val Garland, some of the world's most prestigious makeup artists created bold show looks that'll brighten up your fall, including '60s Twiggy-inspired lashes, statement-making nails, and just-kissed lips.
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The Instamud 60-Second Pore-Refining Treatment has all the makings of a "real" mask: bentonite and kaolin clay to clear your pores, witch hazel for toning, and aloe vera and licorice root to brighten.
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The thick, gray cream is meant to brighten and firm skin, but instead of removing it with water or muslin cloth like you do with traditional masks, this fella is whisked away using a magnet.
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Filters are the new foundation, and the App Store overfloweth with ways to virtually apply lipstick, chisel your cheekbones, brighten your dark circles, shrink your nose, and otherwise alter your appearance without actually altering it.
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"The addition of the ferulic acid in this product helps to stabilize the efficacy of the vitamin C." Jessica Weiser, M.D., of the New York Dermatology Group, recommends Colbert MD's Stimulate Serum to brighten skin.
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Mirrors not only hold the power to brighten up a room and provide additional depth to a wall, but they also present an opportunity for additional storage possibilities with built-in shelving units and hangers.
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Clutching his rumpled U.S. dollar bills, Amin sat and talked inside his dark living quarters - a former prison cell which the couple have tried to brighten up with red ribbons hung on the concrete walls.
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Japanese stock prices have slumped on investors' concerns that sluggish emerging market demand and the yen's rebound will hurt corporate profits, threatening to undermine the BOJ's efforts to brighten public sentiment with bold monetary action.
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I understand if this is not the best news you received, but hopefully this will brighten things up for you: You still have access to ClassPass for two more monthly cycles at your current rate.
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Chris Bosh says his heart is full of pride because his friend Dwyane Wade did an awesome thing ... taking time out to brighten the lives of kids affected by the shooting at Stoneman Douglas High.
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Since Rodriguez arrived at the event directly from the airport, it was important for her makeup artist Carissa Ferreri to prep her skin with hydrating products that would brighten and bring out her natural glow.
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But throw in a few high-fives or thumbs-ups to recognize a nice job clearing the dishes or picking up after a baby sister, and attitudes may brighten — and actions may begin to improve.
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With the stock of Coca-Cola on the rise after a downturn in 2016, Jim Cramer decided to track the soft drink giant's transformation to see if changes at the company will brighten its future.
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SHINE Organic Brightening Oil, Jasmine Scent Aptly named, the SHINE Organic Brightening Oil can help brighten up dark spots, fade blemishes, and moisturize your skin when used as a regular part of your skincare routine.
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To get the perfect vampy pout I started by lining the lips with (P)outliner in Currant Mood heavily then blended Blow lipstick into it and a pop of Dashing in the center to brighten.
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The vitamin A derivative is a powerhouse product when it comes to helping smooth and brighten complexions — and lucky for us, we don't need to splurge in order to slide it into our beauty rotations.
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"Boeing's decision to halt production of the 737 Max aircraft could deliver a big hit to the manufacturing sector just as prospects were beginning to brighten," wrote Michael Pearce, senior US economist at Capital Economics.
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But the collision's gamma rays were weaker than expected, and those who continued to watch the location of "GW170817" noticed that the radio waves and x-rays continued to brighten for months after the big event.
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"Claire has worked tirelessly with Thunder and Bolt every day, to socialize and train them to visit with and brighten the day of families facing difficult times, like our family did in 2009," Heather explained proudly.
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Solis said he was shocked to hear Ortiz was depressed, and gave him a hard time when he found out he was taking medication, but Ortiz said the pills helped him brighten up with work colleagues.
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"The possibility that the U.S. continues to operate as the consumer of last resort for the global economy would help to brighten Canada's export prospects," said Karl Schamotta, director global markets strategy at Cambridge Global Payments.
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" Sean's principal at the Royal Palm Exceptional School echoed those comments in a statement to PEOPLE, saying, "Sean was the kind of young man who could brighten any room with his outgoing personality and contagious smile.
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If dresses à la Paris Hilton and Kendall Jenner might not be quite your speed, we've rounded up the most eye catching tops guaranteed to brighten up any old pair of jeans, pants, or party skirts.
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Formulated with hyaluronic acid (to moisturize), vitamin C (to brighten), caffeine (to reduce redness), chamomile (to calm and soothe), and eucalyptus (to stimulate skin repair) these alcohol-free, non-comedogenic wipes are a lazy person's dream.
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ROME, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Italian police have seized 85,000 tonnes of green olives treated with copper sulphate to brighten their colour, and thousands of tonnes of foreign olive oil being passed off as "Made in Italy".
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"He was a shy kid but, once he was comfortable with you he had a big personality, he would brighten a room when he walked in, sometimes he was just bigger than life," his father said.
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For years, Jermaine Himmelstein, 24, has held a sign offering "Free Hugs" in public places like Times Square and Washington Square Park, a seemingly kind offer that could brighten the days of tourists and lunch-breakers.
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MILAN (Reuters) - A jump in the company's share price should brighten the mood of any chief executive but that is unlikely to have been the effect this week on Marco Patuano, the head of Telecom Italia.
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I still use a purple shampoo like It's A 10 Everyday Brightening Shampoo to brighten up my hair, and then the next time I shampoo, I'll use the Living Proof products to help amplify that color.
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Does giving someone free money each year really brighten the future and compel people to look for opportunities to invest and grow further, or does it make them lazier and less likely to seek additional income?
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There's one final, big takeaway -- the bit you don't often see in news reports that often necessarily home in on bad events, one statistic that might brighten your day, and your worries about your loved ones.
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In iOS 11 on an iPhone 8, this takes you into the Edit mode, where the wand-shaped Enhance button in the upper-left corner can be used to brighten the image and enhance the color.
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TMZ Sports has learned the Big Diesel is a family friend of a student at East Lake Elementary in McDonough, GA ... and with the kids in isolation over coronavirus fears, Shaq decided to brighten their day.
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But Kahn and Michahelles do not put on these events alone; rather, they see them as opportunities for community building, and for Morningside Lights anyone is invited to make a lantern to brighten the parade's path.
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" Major Taylor urged others to action as well, saying on Facebook in January that whether "reading to children at a school, or simply helping a neighbor, there are ways all around us to brighten someone's day.
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"La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein," in which war is declared to brighten the spirits of a fictional grand duchy's ruler, lampooned European politics but also won the admiration of Otto von Bismarck upon its 1867 premiere.
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It's a lot to take in less than two weeks into the new year, but in true form, Ruth Bader Ginsburg is here to brighten our year with this spectacular announcement: she is officially cancer-free.
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So if we can do anything to brighten their spirits, have them look down and see those lights and know that law enforcement, public safety is here to support them, it means a lot to them.
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Egypt is hoping recent discoveries will brighten its image abroad and revive interest among travelers that once flocked to its iconic pharaonic temples and pyramids but which have shunned the country since its 2011 political uprising.
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While Kuroda has pledged to maintain the BOJ's ultra-easy policy, he has refuted arguments that the stimulus programme needs to be expanded and has signaled the possibility of raising interest rates if inflation prospects brighten.
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Caroline Sunshine -- best known for her role as Tinka Hessenheffer on the hit Disney show, "Shake It Up" -- is going to do her best to brighten up Trump's White House ... by working in his press office.
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Many of these phones apply techniques to brighten faces and smooth out skin, and I asked Xiaomi's Wang Qian, who works on MIUI's photo software, to what extent the company considers users outside China with these features.
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While we are used to seeing Ratajkowski in darker, more chocolatey shades, she is rocking this look, and it is filling our heads with ideas for a new dye job to brighten up the impending winter months.
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In an era in which we can plump lips, erase wrinkles, brighten complexions, and fix loads of other skin concerns in a matter of days, shouldn't we be able to diminish acne scars with a swiftness, too?
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New hires totaled 214,000 for the month, according to a a report Wednesday from ADP and Moody's Analytics that could brighten the mood on Wall Street, which has been reeling from a series of weak economic reports.
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What Is It: Shape House is the "first and only urban sweat lodge," offering 55-minute sweat sessions that promise to burn calories, make you sleep better, brighten your skin and even make you feel better emotionally.
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What I do know is that I really like making these GIFs for my followers, and I very much appreciate all the likes and reblogs, the comments and snippets of fan mail; those always brighten my day.
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She wants you to override the instinct to keep a certain thing because an HGTV show or a home-design magazine or a Pinterest page said it would brighten up your room or make your life better.
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While not every office is GIF-sending-friendly, including one can be a great way to brighten a boring email or better express yourself — after all, there's a limit to how many exclamation points you should include.
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The noodles are delightfully chewy, and though the slippery mixture of butter and XO sauce lends an air of overindulgence, the lemon and herbs brighten it up enough to to make us all need a little more.
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" And in The New York Post, Archer Winsten said that the film "marks the emergence of a comedy group that, given time and opportunity, could brighten, sharpen and broaden American comedy of the next decade or so.
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Just down the road from the furniture fair, at an exhibition called WantedDesign, Adi Azar, of Studio Knob in Israel, presented Click Light; short nylon lengths with magnetized ends that brighten when attached to a metal shelf.
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In Paris, Mr. Turkell met the French chef Bertrand Auboyneau, who used a generous amount of rich, tannic red wine vinegar to brighten oeufs en meurette, the bistro dish of poached eggs in a red-wine sauce.
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"There's no way the Trump economics team forecast of 22018 percent growth is going to be accurate this year if consumers' spirits don't brighten up a little," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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But if they recognize the debacle that faces them if they allow the game of chicken to go on, and cooperate with the administration, the Washington sky (if Al Sharpton hasn't renamed the city) could brighten quickly.
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Reddy, a Harvard University-educated co-founder of a creative agency, was keen to brighten the lives of slum residents, while also changing the perception of slums being dirty and dangerous, and decided on a simple makeover.
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But what's inside is even better: It's packed with rose water and hyaluronic acid to calm irritation and keep skin hydrated, and infused with real ruby and pearl powders, which work overtime to brighten and illuminate the skin.
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The interplay of vocations, both artistic and more quotidian, is a strong theme in Paterson: Everyone's got something they do on the side to brighten the world, whether it's chess tournaments or country music or acting or poetry.
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"Dust is most likely the reason why the star's light appears to dim and brighten," astronomer Tabetha Boyajian, who the star is nicknamed for, explained in a statement about the study published in the The Astrophysical Journal Letters.
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While the original had watermelon extracts that worked to soften and brighten the skin, this new release has four forms of avocado — avocado flesh, avocado extracts, avocado oil, and avocado butter — to reduce inflammation and lock in moisture.
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Google also announced a feature called Super Res Zoom, which uses a burst of photos to amp resolution when you zoom into a subject, and Night Sight, which uses machine learning to artificially brighten dark spots in photos.
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Fast forward to today and Conchieri — who has spent every major holiday in the hospital since the accident — was trying to think of a way to brighten up her dull hospital room at Fanny Allen in Colchester, Vermont.
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The super-hydrating face cream is specially formulated with anti-aging ingredients like hyaluronic acid and retinol, which work together to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and brighten your skin tone at the same time.
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" Son, who made his name with Yahoo Japan by founding gaming giant Gungho, added: "It's crucial to for the world to have companies which create large positive impacts in diverse fields to brighten the prospect of our future.
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Because you're a Taurus, self-love typically means a lazy day on the couch with take-out, but because of the gloomy vibe today, perhaps you should brighten things up by picking yourself up a bouquet of flowers.
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The biggest gains were at apps like Movn, which encourages daily movement (they saw a 60% improvement in minutes walked per month) and Brighten, a social network that saw 167% improvement in app opens and positive messages sent.
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If this titillating little gadget makes your toes curl with excitement, add your name to the mailing list on the website and the team will ping you an email when the product is ready to brighten your world.
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As Warren took the stage at jam-packed rallies and spoke to voters at local establishments, Bailey was frequently at her side to greet supporters, take selfies with them, and brighten their day with his cheerful, upbeat demeanor.
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And for the first time, the collection is debuting a bathroom line, featuring delicate palm tree embroidered hand towels and bold pink-and-green pineapple print shower curtains (with tassels!) that are sure to brighten up your morning routine.
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For now, a clear break of the 111.23 - a major resistance from the cloud top on Ichimoku charts - could brighten its technical outlook and could pave the way for a retest of its April 25 peak of 111.90 yen.
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If your mom doesn't live close by, or if you totally spaced on getting her a Mother's Day gift this year, then flowers or chocolates are a great, last-minute gift idea that are sure to brighten her day.
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Give in to the call of the light and brighten up your lair with these freestanding lamps, which can be dimmed or brightened by remote control, just in case you were worried about losing a hand while operating them.
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Huawei's push here is AI HDR+, which the company says should identify elements in the frame (like faces, grass, or the sun), create an exposure map, and intelligently apply that to both minimize blown highlights and brighten up shadows.
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The full reports, "2017 Outlook: U.S. Gaming - Cyclical Gains to Offset Secular Pressures,", "2017 Outlook: Macau Gaming - Long Recovery Ahead," and "2017 Outlook: APAC Gaming - Operators Rush to Open Resorts; Macau's Long Term Prospects Brighten," are available at www.fitchratings.
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While a hint of color on the lips is one of the easiest ways to brighten your entire complexion in just a few seconds, it's very easy to go too heavy or too light and miss the mark completely.
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" She continued, "Burt was a kind, loving soul that could brighten your day with just a smile, and always cared to make sure he asked how your day was going or just cheer you up with a charming compliment.
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While Carter had presented herself as a cheery anti-suicide advocate at her high school—she was voted most likely to "most likely to brighten your day"—her messages to Roy in his last hours were almost unbelievably dark.
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The company's cofounders are award-winning computer scientists with PhDs from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and University of California at Berkeley: Principal Engineer Ahmed Khurshid, Chief Science Officer Matthew Caesar, and Chief Technology Officer Brighten Godfrey.
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I'm happy that I stumbled on a product that genuinely works for me (and my friends) to help brighten and even out my skin, and I know I'll be hoarding this in my beauty cabinet for years to come.
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Removing the regulatory barriers that make it hard for people to get work, start businesses and find affordable housing would actually do what tax cuts are supposed to do — liberate stymied productivity and brighten the prospects of ordinary Americans.
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"Boeing's decision to halt production of the 103 Max aircraft could deliver a big hit to the manufacturing sector just as prospects were beginning to brighten," Michael Pearce, senior US economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a research note.
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But the growth picture should brighten in the months ahead, with other data on Tuesday showing that activity in the vast services sector picked up in March as new orders rose strongly, and sustained strength in the labor market.
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It's called a lotion, but don't let the name fool you: It's basically a clarifying mist that helps to remove buildup with vinegar and brighten hair with chamomile — without the drying and stripping side effects of an actual clarifying shampoo.
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Everyone – even Beyoncé — seemingly went from blonde to brunette in spring, but in the past month or so, a few celebrities have ditched their old hair color for blonder highlights that brighten the ends of the hair, not the roots.
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The feud between Lee and Kenny was an indelible dark spot this season, but seeing Kenzi's smiling face and hearing her sweet words of encouragement were always helped to brighten up an episode amid all the thinly-veiled, mustache-twirling racism.
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Ikea also integrated their Trådfri smart lights and smart plugs with their blinds, which will work with the same app and will be able to communicate with your shades to dim or brighten lights, according to the time of day.
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Not one of the eye-specific formulas I tried really did much of anything to plump or brighten the permanent cast of puffy blue-ish purple scaling from the inner corners of my eyes down the sides of my nose.
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You can easily brighten the room with a voice command for when you're taking a break for wings or nachos, and then darken the room again when halftime's over and the main show is once again the focus of everyone's attention.
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We can be feeling a little bit down when we wake up to face the day, but things start to brighten up a little when we put on that fancy outfit, with the vibrant colors and a spectacular pair of heels.
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But you probably already knew that, because research has consistently re-affirmed what we've known for years: that vitamin C can help diminish dark spots, brighten complexions, and drum up collagen production when it travels to layers of the dermis.
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You'll notice in the above skateboard shot that the Night Sight photo doesn't just brighten the conventional Pixel image, but it also cleans up a ton of ugly noise in the sky and brings in color that would otherwise be absent.
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Combined with recent cuts to low-quality steel capacity amid a war on pollution, this infrastructure drive looks set to brighten the outlook for construction-grade steelmakers just as their more sophisticated peers wrestle with sluggish demand from manufacturers and automakers.
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In addition to squalane (the sugarcane version), which locks in moisture to prevent dryness and dehydration, the lightweight gel incorporates peptides to reduce dark circles and diminish puffiness and the extract of "rare Swiss apples" to brighten the eye area.
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For the ice cream one, there's a spot called Jeni's Ice Cream (in Chicago), so we put the art on a building right around the corner from the shop so people getting ice cream can see this brighten up their day.
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Not only does the iridescent shade moonlight as a pop of color, but the high-impact shimmer will instantly brighten the complexion, making it possible for you to trick the world into believing you really got eight hours of beauty sleep.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A push to expand subway networks in some of China's biggest cities along with a drive to boost broader infrastructure investment in the world's No.2 economy are helping brighten the outlook for the nation's mammoth steel sector.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese factory output rose at the fastest pace in eight months and the jobless rate hit a two-decade low in February, a sign a rebound in overseas demand continued to brighten prospects for the country's export-reliant economy.
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In fact, your furry friend does more than just brighten up a work video call or give you someone to talk to while social distancing — research suggests pets can make you happier, healthier, less stressed and more productive at work.
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Called Freaky Health Chocolates, the 1.8-ounce bars ($8) contain her go-to adaptogens (herbs used for centuries in Eastern medicine to revitalize the body) and other healing botanicals meant to do everything from increase immunity to brighten the skin.
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Like many cooks who value the complex and sometimes unpredictable flavors of these homemade fermentations, Mr. Lee reaches for vinegar as an editing tool, using it to brighten and filter his dishes in delicate ways, boosting sauces and buoying broths.
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Getting back your top two wide receivers, your most dominant pass-rusher, your starting right tackle and your starting free safety is bound to brighten the spirits of a team that is still reeling from a Week 4 loss to Buffalo.
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"The idea was this would be something that would brighten everyone's day and it would bring us together as a community, even though we can't physically be together," Daphne Sashin, a mother of two who thought of the idea, told CNN.
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You might have your own odd, secret, deeply beloved sandwich to brighten the middle of the week, or I don't know, this could be a good night to slow things down and get a big casserole bubbling away in the oven.
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For many of us — for a contractor looking to flip a house or an art gallery owner removing visual distractions, or a Scandinavian who wants to brighten her home over a long dark winter — white is an unobtrusive base color.
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The wonder of the "Goldberg" is that it seems to darken and brighten simultaneously: a few short minutes after the cosmic sadness of the so-called "black pearl" variation, Bach unleashes the Quodlibet, in which old folk songs irreverently intermingle.
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Long inspired by the moody compositions of the contemporary painter and sculptor Anselm Kiefer, her reputation was made with her sludgy interiors and furnishings — a rebuke to British designers striving to brighten things up with shiny surfaces and white walls.
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Even after years of trawling through mountains of data and code collected about stars, looking for any patterns that might exist between systems, she still retains that childhood sense of wonder about the radiant objects that brighten the night sky.
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REALTED VIDEO: The Best Dressed Stars at the Met Gala's 'Heavenly Bodies' Red Carpet To create her shimmering eye shadow look, Tejada applied Jenner's new Bronze Extended palette from Kylie Cosmetics, and applied highlighter on the inner corners to brighten and separate them.
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Aptly described as "the face mask of the future," Tilbury claims that 15 minutes with this game-changing product will instantly hydrate, brighten, smooth wrinkles, and even out your skin tone — all without leaving the telltale slick, slippery feel that other treatments would.
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The wisest path forward in Boston involves drafting Markelle Fultz, courting Gordon Hayward or Blake Griffin with a max contract, and then watching young chips like Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart develop in a meaningful situation that will brighten with each passing year.
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Helping to brighten the mood, U.S. and Mexican trade negotiators are seen as close to reaching a common position on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), with Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo saying on Sunday talks have "continued to make progress".
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Many central bank policymakers prefer to put off taking action as they expect the anticipated fiscal stimulus package, and a delay in implementing the next sales tax hike, to boost growth and brighten the prospects for hitting their 2 percent inflation target.
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Her hands are so trusted that a host of celebs, like Mandy Moore, Elisabeth Moss, Mindy Kaling, and Dakota Johnson, turn to her to minimize their breakouts, depuff their faces, and brighten their complexions before some of the biggest nights of their lives.
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NEW YORK SUBWAY RIDERS ATTACK CONDUCTOR AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT TRAIN WOULD BE MAKING ONLY EXPRESS STOPS "She was such a precious little human, a heart of gold, and a smile to brighten anyone&aposs day," a description of Skylar on the crowdfunding page reads.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – Sara Ellis, a cook who was killed this week at a North Carolina mountain lodge, loved to make omelets and chocolate cake for friends and often went out of her way to brighten a stranger&aposs day, family and friends say.
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GWANGJU, South Korea (Reuters) - Caeleb Dressel lit up the pool by winning his fourth, fifth and sixth gold medals on Saturday but even his electric performance failed to brighten the mood on a dark day at the world swimming championships in Gwangju.
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While the company has missed several quarters lately due to the slow and painful demise of shopping malls, Cramer said that Nordstrom's investments in e-commerce and its discount chain, Nordstrom Rack, could brighten the company's prospects if it does go private.
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Go ahead and take this Uoma concealer, this is called the Woke Concealer, I am in the color number Honey, and this concealer, I know, you're like, you already have makeup on your face, but this is to brighten and just smooth.
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On warm nights now, crowds pack the outdoor tables of tasteful restaurants on the wide sidewalks near the intersection of Florida Avenue and Eighth Street Northwest; street murals by local artists brighten building facades; and posters promote sumo wrestling and free henna tattoos.
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The mural -- a shimmering night sky with golden-yellow stars -- is a piece of history from the New Deal era when the country commissioned hundreds of artists to brighten up buildings and public spaces during the dark days of the Great Depression.
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Assuming a continuation of steady labor productivity gains, observed since the beginning of last year, a strengthening demand and output should brighten the profit outlook, especially if President Donald Trump could get some better trade numbers out of China, Europe and Japan.
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On a recent day, the customs checkpoint, a large outdoor parking area adjacent to the bridge, held a collection of China's castoffs: cheap four-wheel-drive Haval passenger vehicles, discount medicines for hepatitis and tuberculosis, old solar panels to brighten dark houses.
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Just to brighten up your day, we've decided to bring you the best piece of sleek and sleazy disco-drama we've heard since stumbling out of DJ Harvey's set at the weekend, and it's coming to you courtesy of Permanent Vacation signing Kauf.
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Not only does the true lob, which hits between her chin and shoulder blades, look healthy and flattering, the piece-y, golden-blonde highlights — or, love lights, rather — brighten her brunette root shade in the most natural way, as if by the sun.
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Having become an increasingly stifling presence in recent weeks – brooding in his press conferences, censuring his players, prowling his technical area like an unhinged Travis Bickle – the fact that he was watching at a distance seemed to visibly brighten the team up.
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Moreover, Robins distinguishes each of her gray, black and nearly white shapes by outlining them in scarlet, electric green, sunshine yellow or bright blue – resulting in a kind of halation in which interior seems to brighten and push against its sharply colored boundaries.
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Tamarind, specifically the paste, has taken up residence in my fridge door, where I can easily grab it to stir a tablespoon or two into stir-fries, soups, curries and chutneys — anywhere its fruitiness might brighten savory aromatics like garlic, ginger and chiles.
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Our Sadness Lamps are purchased by men and women of all ages looking to brighten their moods, and by people who cannot take one more minute of your constant whining and have performed desperate Internet searches for how to make it stop.
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There's seriously never been an easier, more convenient way to brighten your smile and feel your best, all without having to put pants on, and now you can also do it at a discount: just use REFINERY50 for $50 off through December 31.
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Enter Glossier, Deciem, Milk, Sunday Riley, and other brands, purporting to get your face where it needs to be, whether you are looking to minimize your (already tiny) pores, brighten your (not that dull) skin, or overwhelm free radicals with any number of miracle serums.
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We've needed good linen for a while and there's a sale, so I order four duvet covers for our bed and my daughter's, fitted sheets, pillow cases, tea towels, bath towels, a bath rug, and two small cushions to brighten up the living room.
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Complexion PerfectorsWe've schooled you on color correcting before, so you already know how a magic combo of green, yellow, and purple-based products are more than just Instagram gold — they can seriously camouflage redness, brighten your complexion, and hide the evidence of a restless night.
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The monthly poll, which tracks the Bank of Japan's closely watched tankan quarterly survey, found the mood among manufacturers was expected to brighten over the coming three months but service-sector morale was seen deteriorating, a worrying signal for the domestic demand-led recovery.
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It's always stood out to me that in every situation, she looks for the one who appears to be sad or lonely and quickly can brighten their day by sharing words of hope, an encouraging scripture, a prayer or even a simple smile with them.
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On the technical front, "gold now needs to break resistance around $1.23,498-$1,500 area in order to brighten the short-term outlook, while a rally outside of the bull channel would be a more decisive signal for the bulls," Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst with Forex.
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Related: Meet Me Under the Disco Ball: A History of Nightlife's Most Enduring Symbol | THUMP Projection-Mapped Disco Balls Fill a Room with Strange, Groovy Light Mirrored Disco Ball Wins MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program Brighten Up a Party with This Sound Responsive Disco Ball
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While none of the cities that made the top 10 are in sunny Florida, they all have an average annual cost of living (including housing, utilities, taxes, health-care services and basic necessities) under $45,000, which could be enough to brighten any retiree's day.
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The newly renovated room opens to the public on Saturday at noon, and the first in a series of sunset programs, in which LED lights, now controlled by a computer, gradually brighten to contrast with the darkening sky, will begin around 6:30 that evening.
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The colors brighten with the move to Rome, the screen frequently splits into three or more sections (shades of "The Thomas Crown Affair") and the focus shifts to a private investigator played by Brendan Fraser, a big-talking Texan in a 10-gallon white hat.
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But in "The Largesse of the Sea Maiden," Denis Johnson tries to comfort us about his impending absence, and to use his stunning gift for revelation — truly his singular skill — to brighten the interiors of tragedy and help us wave off the vultures hovering above.
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However, he said the bigger picture is that the employment picture continues to brighten, with unemployment at 4.4 percent and the economy growing at 3 percent in the second quarter.. "No, we're not disappointed with those numbers, we're not disappointed at all," he said.
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This relative increase in camera parity means both the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro will get Apple's new Night mode, which will artificially brighten low-light photography, and the "Slofie," Apple's successful attempt at creating a cringey portmanteau for the slo-mo selfie.
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The filmmakers make good use of their locations and the creeping camera movements and, on occasion, they brighten the gloom with daubs of color — with Connor's knitting, a gaudily painted car, the forest green — that add vibrancy to a tale that's mutely, almost reluctantly told.
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If the students in the article had gained access to federal programs like Talent Search and Upward Bound, they would have found more support and preparation to take the first steps toward the college education that will both brighten their futures and strengthen our country.
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"The risk is that if the minutes were to have an air of optimism or a sense of hawkishness, that could boost the chance of a rate hike this year and brighten prospects for the dollar," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions.
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Scary name, decidedly less scary results: Another iteration of the made-for-Snapchat black peel-off mask, this mask works triple duty by using amino acids to brighten, enriched minerals to cleanse and purify clogged pores, and powerful peptides to reduce the appearance of fine lines.
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