Good boy loves brushy brushy Let your worries fade as you watch this lucky Golden Retriever get his nose brushed, his head brushed, and his ears brushed with the upmost care.
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And finally, there are two new titanium models (brushed and brushed space black) and a ceramic model.
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Repeat the layering twice more with the brushed yulfka sheets and beef filling, then end with a stack of brushed yufka. 4.
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Compared with people who did not brush or brushed only once a day, those who brushed twice a day had a 3 percent reduced risk for diabetes, and those who brushed three times a day an 8 percent reduced risk.
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If you're going with deep bronze for the masculine, you may go with a brushed brass or a brushed bronze for the feminine.
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Perfect for a gag gift, this unsuspecting pillow features gold sequins brushed one way and the National Treasure star's face when brushed the other way.
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This mishmash is not as valuable as cut hair, as it has to be untangled, brushed, washed, dried, conditioned and brushed once more until it shines.
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There will be aluminum models (silver, gold and space gray), stainless steel models (gold, space black and polished), titanium (brushed metal, brushed space black) and ceramic.
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Compared with people who brushed only once a day or not at all, those who brushed twice a day had a 3 percent reduced risk for diabetes.
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Meanwhile, the James Perse 5-pocket brushed twill and Rag & Bones' soft brushed denim are among the go-to options that Victoria Hitchcock of Victoria Hitchcock Style favors.
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" Zinke has brushed off the claim, calling it "laughable.
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Clinton has brushed aside the drama surround her email practices.
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And it brushed off appeals for clemency from Western governments.
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He picked it up, brushed it off, and ate it.
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" Trump brushed her off with "That's such a racist question.
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The interior was "Agate Grey" leather, with brushed metal highlights.
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In 2013, Bewkes brushed it aside as a "complimentary" service.
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Her ordeals are brushed aside as unimportant to the story.
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Hickenlooper initially brushed off Democratic entreaties to run against Gardner.
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Mr Macron brushed off the rumours about his private life.
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He said his complaints to the council were brushed off.
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And this morning he brushed his teeth without me asking.
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The special counsel will not be brushed off so easily.
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Curls need moisture and shouldn't be brushed out, he emphasized.
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This cannot be brushed aside as any sort of "joke".
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It's been brushed under the rug here for so long.
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Nunes brushed aside Schiff's accusations, saying it was just politics.
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Some who were brushed off or disbelieved have been vindicated.
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She also brushed aside questions on whether Sessions should resign.
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Facebook brushed up against this in its September data breach.
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She got up and brushed the dirt off her pants.
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Many of these may have been brushed under the rug.
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" Senator Richard Shelby brushed the question off because, "that's speculation.
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All the items match in a modern, brushed metal finish.
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Alejandro brushed against the horse's legs as he walked passed.
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My hair was not only brushed, but freshly washed, too.
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Sometimes, she leaned farther and her breasts brushed against him.
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So why have investors brushed aside many of these warnings?
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Any green leaves are brushed out later with digital effects.
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But Melania Trump earlier this year brushed off the criticism.
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Clinton also brushed off claim from her Democratic challenger Sen.
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But he brushed off reports that he loved video games.
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The haters were vicious, but she just brushed it off.
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Nonetheless, I brushed them off and wouldn't take it seriously.
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He reluctantly brushed shoulders with them at the monthly galas.
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Trayce brushed it off, as he is wont to do.
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"Don't mind me," she said as she brushed her teeth.
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He brushed it off, saying he never read the article.
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My chest brushed her shoulder blades as I inched closer.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — He brushed it off as a hoax.
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She brushed him off, but he wouldn't let it go.
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Many fell; many were brushed by bullets; Ramat was killed.
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Mr. de Blasio has so far brushed off that eventuality.
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Wong also brushed aside the latest economic indicators about China.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump traveled to storm-brushed Corpus Christi, Tex.
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The latter notion was quickly brushed off by Republican senators.
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Daniels said she raised Trump's marriage and was brushed off.
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Lunches were packed, backpacks stuffed, hair combed and teeth brushed.
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She brushed dust from her mother's face with her thumb.
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"So you're an enemy," he said, and brushed me off.
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Markets largely brushed off concerns about impeachment moves against Trump.
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The agent brushed her off, saying leaks would be fixed.
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Paul brushed off Trump's jab when asked about it Wednesday.
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The fish is striped jack, brushed with plum vinegar sauce.
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Individuals who brushed their teeth three times a day were 10% less likely to develop atrial fibrillation and 12% less likely to develop heart failure compared to those who brushed less frequently, the study found.
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But Johnson brushed off such criticism about his public speaking skills.
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She bashfully brushed it off and laughed, mumbling something in Cantonese.
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" 2Pac brushed down his tough as nails persona with "Dear Mama.
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Ellis limped away from the huddle and brushed off approaching trainers.
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But that doesn't mean it should be normalized or brushed over.
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Remember when Jay brushed his teeth using his finger after vomiting?
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Iraq's Kurds have brushed aside international warnings that their planned Sept.
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But even then, that possibility was brushed off as nothing serious.
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Later in the episode, Behar and McCain brushed off the argument.
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No. The ball of my foot had brushed against his calf.
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Per custom, Powell brushed off Trump's attack when asked to respond.
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He appears as an androgynous, air-brushed uncle with flawless technique.
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But that suggestion was quickly brushed aside by GOP congressional leadership.
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Gregorius hit fourth, right behind Stanton, who brushed off his futility.
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In an interview this summer, Curbelo brushed off prospects of losing.
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"I wanted her beautiful texture delicately brushed out," Johnson tells Refinery29.
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Much like her sister, she brushed off the incident on Twitter.
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In July, the president brushed off the prospect of a shutdown.
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Emerging Asia brushed aside the Mexican crisis but imploded later on.
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Most claims of racial inequality would be brushed aside as divisive.
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A English Springer Spaniel waits gets brushed backstage of the show.
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Many of the visitors got to see this as they brushed.
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When she sat next to Cher as she brushed her teeth.
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Asked by a reporter about the hissing, Trump brushed it off.
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I felt brushed off and did not know what to do.
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Cook brushed off the sales drops as anything to worry about.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin brushed off the accusation earlier this month.
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The New Jersey governor brushed off the significance of Florida Sen.
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Now nonchalantly brushed off with a chuckle or a befuddled expression.
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But officials initially brushed off concerns, insisting the water was safe.
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After the cameras turned away, she finally brushed the teardrops away.
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Rubio has brushed off polling, promising unequivocally he will win Florida.
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It had brushed a 7-day low of $1.1309 on Monday.
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Acer's glossy metal logo contrasts nicely with the brushed-aluminum lid.
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Orlando brushed off the conflict and he's waiting for the call ...
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The deputy attorney general brushed off the threat to his job.
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But Clinton brushed aside those accusations while her campaign hit back.
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But the increasing anxiety over protecting workers cannot be brushed off.
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Tuesday's tweets came after Trump initially brushed off Warren's DNA test.
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At this point, the brushed aluminum is basically HTC's signature move.
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But he brushed away the idea that Judge Garland feels discouraged.
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In his letter to the Treasury, Consovoy brushed those rationales aside.
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The Republican senators John McCain and Marco Rubio brushed off challenges.
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He brushed off the revisions in his talk with the interns.
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Investors brushed off data showing that residential construction slowed last month.
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Ocasio-Cortez brushed off questions Tuesday when asked about Pelosi's leadership.
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Wall Street has brushed off the increasing likelihood of a shutdown.
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So, too, did Johns's tenderly brushed "Flags" and Twombly's laconic scribblings.
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Russian authorities brushed the attack off as a mental health issue.
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The non-lid pieces' brushed finish resists fingerprints and water spots.
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She brushed them off her smocklike black dress and headed inside.
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"Thank you, he is so sweet," Lara brushed back her hair.
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United States Coach Jill Ellis brushed the critiques aside on Sunday.
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This mistaken action is normally brushed off as a simple error.
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But Mr. Cuomo brushed off their entreaties, according to the NYT.
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And on Tuesday, Mr. Johnson brushed aside calls for his resignation.
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Rose brushed off questions about whether he's afraid of the threats.
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Even when defendants did respond, some judges brushed off their objections.
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I also texted the head coach, who also brushed it off.
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Brushed with rosemary, this Sardinian flatbread shatters when you tap it.
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"It was just brushed under the carpet," the former employee said.
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Initially, Chinese officials brushed away questions and reports about the detentions.
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My head brushed the beams, though they were ten feet up.
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When a reporter pointed that out, Mr. Trump brushed it off.
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Gold, which earlier brushed through $1,600 an ounce, eased to $1,582.
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Mr. Brown, the Impossible Foods chief executive, brushed aside those concerns.
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He brushed you off and told you to let it slide.
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Some family members brushed away tears as the names were read.
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Elizabeth brushed the hair from my shoulders and removed the cape.
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So far, that suggestion has been brushed off by Guaido's camp.
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Tiny brushed her lips against his cheeks, and then she stopped.
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He brushed me off, laughed at me, his silly pyari beti.
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Lombardi brushed off the assault as the act of crazy woman.
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After their first June 2018 summit, Trump brushed off the issue.
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Critics of the Never Trump groups have brushed off their efforts.
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However, he brushed off calls to curb Australia's reliance on coal.
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These wonky concerns were largely brushed aside amid the political brawl.
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He also brushed the shoulder of his father, Brian, for support.
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But he brushed it off, as if it was a nonissue.
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Trump brushed off such concerns Thursday night, sarcastically addressing the polling.
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Mr. Gaetz, 37, brushed off the committee's complaint with typical bravado.
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But he brushed aside accusations that officers had used excessive force.
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The doctor brushed her off, telling her it was purely aesthetic.
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In a statement following Hollande's address, Le Pen brushed off his criticism.
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Talking to reporters Monday, Duterte brushed off the quotes as a joke.
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Any butt will know whether it's being brushed passed or held onto.
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Or that we couldn't remember the last time we'd brushed our teeth.
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However, Tyson brushed off concerns that Walmart's move will hurt its business.
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Short hair can be brushed back and pinned in place, if needed.
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"It's brushed off, like, oh, that was just an accident," she says.
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"I brushed it off as a pulled muscle from cooking," she said.
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After his cousin's death, he believes the police brushed his family aside.
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He kind of asked me and I brushed him off until now.
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But the experts brushed it off, saying one wasn't a significant number.
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This was done three times, but the administration just brushed it off.
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A brushed aluminum finish surrounds the entire laptop, and it feels great.
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Before 2011, universities routinely brushed reports of sexual violence under the rug.
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But when she told a flight attendant, her complaint was brushed off.
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Had it been a feather that brushed the skin of my back?
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Policy expertise, including that from influential social right leaders, was brushed aside.
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" On the show, Ortiz-Magro brushed off the incident as an "accident.
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Arrieta has brushed off concerns about his velocity so far this season.
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Warren's campaign and outside backers brushed off the fears of Democratic strategists.
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They'd gash your cheek if they brushed past you in your seat.
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Jenner said no, and Disick brushed off the rest of the conversation.
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What could be brushed under the rug yesterday now clamors for attention.
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They're made from double-brushed microfiber, which breathes 50% better than cotton.
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Though her stomach was swollen and achy, she brushed off the symptoms.
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Early in the race, with scuffs from qualifying, I brushed the fence.
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It's usually dipped in salt, or brushed with hot and sweet sauce.
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I brushed my teeth, too, for the first time in a week.
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But don't worry, J.P. brushed off Rubio's oversight for more important things.
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Barnes brushed off the documents and continued to walk into the courtroom.
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During this legislation, no one was left out, passed over, brushed off.
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With a natural, brushed finish, the Samsung SUHD exudes class and style.
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Many, including myself, brushed it off as just a giant iPod touch.
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Every smile is shark teeth, every line brushed with cod liver oil.
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It's super thin, with a brushed-metal body Then there's the software.
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We even made stunning, hand-cut sugar flowers brushed with metallic paint.
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Obama also brushed aside past comments from Vice President Biden and Sen.
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Strickland spokesman David Bergstein brushed off the DSCC's delay in ad spending.
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Gay rumors circulated while he was in office, which he brushed off.
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TODAY IS SORT OF JUST – ALL THIS STUFF IS JUST BRUSHED OFF.
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Titleist Vokey SM7 Brushed Steel Wedge, $149.99, available at Worldwide Golf Shops
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders brushed off the filing from Mueller.
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Something else nags at this movie, and it won't be brushed off.
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Finally, one of his colleagues corrected him and Cima brushed it off.
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With blond hair brushed back, she was a diminutive eruption of joy.
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The interior itself is a minimalist "Ebony" with tasteful brushed metal highlights.
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They stood inside the brushed-steel box for a minute or two.
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Clinton on Sunday brushed it off in an interview on This Week.
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He brushed his teeth and found Supertramp's "Goodbye Stranger" on his playlist.
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" Coffey brushed the comments aside, noting that Trump "always says this stuff.
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I reapplied the Gold Lust Oil and brushed periodically throughout the day.
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On a call with analysts, CEO Jamie Dimon brushed off the loss.
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Mr. Kushner brushed him off, according to people privy to the exchange.
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Other administration officials have brushed shoulders with people who subsequently tested positive.
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In her public life, Ms. Hawley brushed aside honors bestowed on her.
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Did her gums ever bleed when she brushed her teeth, he asked.
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In his interview with Sky News, he brushed aside the immediate possibility.
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She brushed it off, but Mr. Dolan suggested she get checked out.
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For her part, Kloey had brushed off criticism right after the episode.
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The symptoms had started in late autumn, but we brushed them off.
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Ms. Pelosi brushed aside a question about whether her opposition is sexist.
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His friends might seethe at them, but he just brushed them off.
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We brushed each other's arms on dates but didn't act on it.
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He leaves lashes bare or perhaps brushed through with a clear mascara.
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They washed their faces and brushed their teeth in nearby locker rooms.
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But Mr. Trump brushed off the controversy over Ms. Hyde-Smith's remarks.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo brushed past Cynthia Nixon in Thursday's Democratic contest.
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But when Green reached to help him up, Harden brushed him away.
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The resident shaved her left scalp, then brushed away the cut hair.
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My hair was rarely brushed, and often just a reminder of upkeep.
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SEALs had reported him often and been brushed off just as often.
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It had been a long time since my mom brushed my hair.
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A: Washed my face, brushed my teeth, and put on a nightgown.
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When he retweeted white supremacists' accounts, he brushed aside questions about them.
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" Kaine brushed aside the question: "But the documents are in the thousands.
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Through pardoning conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, Trump brushed away campaign finance laws.
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The double-brushed finish of the flannel feels great against your skin.
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When she didn't hear anything about it again, she brushed it off.
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Wagner's virulent anti-Semitism is another topic that cannot be brushed aside.
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Originally, these included soft whispering, pages turning or having one's hair brushed.
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Another incident brushed the edge of catastrophe just after midnight on Sept.
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Still, on Sunday, Klobuchar brushed off the threat his run might pose.
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He had previously brushed off threats from Sanders supporters to primary him.
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"With Trump, it was all brushed under the rug," Ms. Taggart said.
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He ate his entire breakfast, took a shower and brushed his teeth.
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The article also misidentified the sauce brushed over some of the sushi.
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His hand leapt to his head and he brushed his hair back.
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Jackets snagged and strollers slipped as people brushed by one another single file.
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On Thursday night, he brushed back the younger lawmaker with a firm rejoinder.
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"I brushed the products evenly to define her waves and curls," she said.
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"It's almost like we are being brushed aside or swept under the carpet."
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House Speaker Paul Ryan brushed off the report in a Tuesday news conference.
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During a January appearance on WWHL, Rob's sisters brushed off the legal battle.
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As Irma grew and developed, it brushed up against its theoretical maximum intensity.
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But Glen brushed off those concerns, promoting New York City's affordable housing program.
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Check out some of Amazon's best daily deals below: Hope you brushed today.
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Some are brushed, others sprayed on in a filmy cloud of, say, orange.
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The pound struggled near a three-month low of $1.2827 brushed on Wednesday.
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European shares brushed off the decline in Asia to extend this week's rally.
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Nineteen tropical storms have struck or brushed by coastal North Carolina since 2009.
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Deb Fischer, R-Nebraska, brushed off suggestions that emotions escalated during the meeting.
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Neither of them had showered or even brushed their teeth during that time.
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Instead of condemning these these acts, the Trump administration has brushed them aside.
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Then, he brushed back the hair and evenly divided it down the middle.
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In a world of brushed silver aluminum, the Spectre's gold details are daring.
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READMEMetal brushed design looks nice, though some areas—like uneven bezels—are unappealing.
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There's the black brushed aluminum finish and a keyboard lit in garish colors.
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The combination of brushed aluminum and glass gives it a handsome, sophisticated look.
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I think Lara could have brushed up on her spoken Spanish a little.
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Next, she brushed on Thrive Causemetics' Cosmo Powder Strobing Highlighter as a bronzer.
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On Wednesday, Curbelo brushed off the idea that he is hurting his party.
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The exterior design has also been upgraded with a new brushed aluminum finish.
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It's stuffed with cucumbers and spring onions before getting brushed with hoisin sauce.
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Their fingers brushed and she controlled the shiver that ran down her back.
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The implications of our findings for the music industry might be brushed aside.
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Comey brushed it off Wednesday, saying he didn't give Clinton a free pass.
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But she brushed off the commuter stress and dove right into the shoot.
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"She kind of brushed everything off and forgot about it," she told BuzzFeed.
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Nunes on Tuesday brushed aside calls to recuse himself, asking why he should.
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The euro struggled near a three-week low of $1.1210 brushed on Friday.
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We've had a bath and we've brushed our teeth, so we're feeling amazing.
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Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, brushed off the party's concerns about his candidate.
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I brushed the idea off at first, but then I went back online.
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" On the show, Ortiz-Magro, 32, brushed off the incident as an "accident.
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The president brushed off concerns that such measures could spark a trade war.
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Seemingly not offended, Trump brushed it off and didn't appear angry or upset.
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"In most of my Instagram pictures, my hair is not brushed," she admits.
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Moulton, 85033, brushed aside the story but is fundraising off of it anyway.
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Trump brushed that off and said he'll visit the island next week. 3.
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Calls by Tria and Moavero for a less aggressive deficit were brushed aside.
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But the letter seems to have backfired, or at least been brushed off.
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On Monday, the Japanese currency had brushed a seven-month peak near 105.000.
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He brushed aside any criticism that managed to bubble up despite the oppression.
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Before the horses are taken up onstage, they are carefully brushed and beautified.
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Aramco's invasion of Saudi society, but they also brushed over cracks in the
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She wears her hair short, brushed straight back, and that's fine for her.
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Biden, who is mulling a presidential bid in 2020, brushed aside the criticism.
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On Monday, the Japanese currency had brushed a seven-month peak near 60.793.
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Cárdenas brushed off that loss, saying it was a challenge worth taking on.
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Zuckerberg and his team have brushed off these legitimate concerns for too long.
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It arrived on a stylish brushed-metal tray, instead of a plastic plate.
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The duo's tardiness is easily brushed off—fans can't stay mad at charisma.
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But Bambaataa, still in charge of the Zulu Nation, brushed off the threats.
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Monfils brushed aside the Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.
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In other words, it's not a minor thing that can be brushed off.
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Espot brushed aside the notion that sports and politics should be kept apart.
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The ski bases are also ceaselessly brushed to keep them smooth and polished.
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The numerals, preceded by a zero, are softly brushed with an illuminating finish.
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But Mr. Cogan brushed aside the childhood memory and focused instead on insulation.
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But Mr. Dumas brushed off suggestions that this exhibition was a commercial promotion.
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Railroad officials brushed away criticisms, saying the mural was painted from God's perspective.
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The dark, grained wood and brushed-metal trim were epic in their restraint.
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He felt her move, and her hand touched his, just brushed across it.
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He often brushed shoulders with scientists trying to turn computers into reasoning machines.
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He brushed off the fact that he fell one vote short of unanimity.
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His spokeswoman brushed aside a question that was not on the plastics issue.
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People brushed past me; the sun lit the woman's head like a halo.
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This isn't the first time Joe has brushed up on his knife skills.
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Japan's Nikkei brushed a five-week low and was last down 1.5 percent.
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But on Wednesday, Rodriguez brushed the contentious back-and-forth under the rug.
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"The child accidentally brushed against me," Klein admitted to local reporters before apologizing.
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But Trump brushed off concerns as he spoke to reporters from his resort.
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And on Wednesday, Rodriguez brushed the contentious back-and-forth under the rug.
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"Now you," Tamir said as they picked themselves up and brushed themselves off.
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Bush brushed away advisers who suggested he choose an older, more experienced nominee.
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He brushed off charges of corruption against his allies, who were not prosecuted.
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The student's worried mother then called Mr. Singer, who brushed it all off.
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The following day, Trump brushed off the two massive revelations as nothing important.
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It also did something else: It brushed over the issue's complications in India.
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You haphazardly brushed your teeth while packing lunch and laying out your clothes.
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Republicans in the majority brushed off then President Barack Obama's choice of Merrick Garland.
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For canines who don't like having their canine teeth brushed, he recommends dental chews.
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The slender, olive-skinned man brushed the golden locks out of his hazel eyes.
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" Clinton brushed off Trump's vow, saying, "He can run his campaign however he chooses.
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Go to one more recently when the Russians brushed in and took over Crimea.
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He broadly brushed over topics, lumping together themes from many of the lawmakers' questions.
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After lunch, he brushed his teeth in a company bathroom, as he usually did.
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She spritzed Balmain hair spray all over, then brushed it through for extra sheen.
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" She would have had more hesitation if it had been "brushed under the rug.
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And he brushed away comparisons between Buttigieg and then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008.
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When workers did complain, they were often brushed aside or penalized, former employees said.
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Like stupidity, bullying is often brushed off as part of the natural male behavior.
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Asked about Weaver's "throwing shade" comment Wednesday afternoon, Wasserman Schultz brushed off the comments.
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"See how I brushed it out?" she told her fans on her Instagram story.
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The flight attendant offered to set up my bed while I brushed my teeth.
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As a young woman, she also experienced some "inappropriate" behaviour, but brushed it off.
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He brushed aside my hair, then pressed soft kisses on my neck and shoulder.
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Finish the glam look with mascara, brushed-up brows, and silver, glittery nail polish.
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Brushed metal adorns the center stack and handcrafted wood and leather wrap the cabin.
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Sandler continued chatting while Foy brushed him away like a pesky little fruit fly.
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Although Dustin had felt lethargic for a few weeks, he had brushed it off.
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" Clinton brushed off Trump's vow, saying: "He can run his campaign however he chooses.
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Early Thursday afternoon, the president brushed aside growing skepticism about the proposal on Twitter.
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But Ortega, speaking Sunday at Caracas' Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, brushed off the move.
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They also brushed off speculations the administration wanted to expand its sources of income.
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My new toothbrush mom wanted to make sure I brushed this morning (I did).
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The director brushed off the remark, telling reporters afterward that he found it hilarious.
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The index brushed a two-week peak and posted its third session of gains.
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It's sort of brushed under the table, because technology makes everything look so smooth.
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I snuck my toothbrush in each morning and brushed my teeth in the sink.
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As far as Chromebooks go, the Chromebook 14 is a smooth brushed aluminum beauty.
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On a very long back straight, going up a hill, I brushed 2200 mph.
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It was really just meant to surrealistically portray the way we are all brushed.
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Gavin even talked to his father about suicide, and his dad brushed it off.
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Christian Guardino brushed off his nerves and blew audiences away with his powerful performance!
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But we did like Jay Z and brushed our shoulders off and continued hustling.
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Budget director Mick Mulvaney brushed aside that criticism Thursday during testimony on Capitol Hill.
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Jimmy also brushed off critics who blasted him for going too soft on Donald.
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But Citi's Yeung brushed off the impact of negative equity on the property market.
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He has brushed aside official enquiries and replaced critics in the cabinet with flunkeys.
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It has a bright, 5.5-inch HD display and a solid, brushed-metal body.
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Lopez Obrador brushed aside concerns about the data at his daily morning press conference.
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Paul brushed aside concerns that those in association health plans would have skimpy coverage.
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McAuliffe brushed off a question about the investigation's connection to the Clinton Global Initiative.
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Last year, she brushed off concerns about dragging her party down in the midterms.
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" Political commentator Sally Kohn brushed aside a "hypothetical counter-factual where there's no proof.
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A young man outside one of the homes brushed off a reporter on Wednesday.
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But Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong brushed aside questions about such a short-term bill.
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In interviews, Clinton has brushed off talk that she has nearly sealed the nomination.
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The largely plastic-free machine is compact and wrapped with brushed stainless steel housing.
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Avenatti on Wednesday again brushed off claims his representation of Daniels was politically motivated.
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The pound extended an overnight slump and brushed $1.2923 , its lowest since Jan. 22.
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He brushed it off without leaving tiny grains or dusty residue, and he smiled.
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The Nevada Democratic Party brushed off the accusations to the Review-Journal on Friday.
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When I am touched, brushed, and measured, I think of myself As a painting.
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Trump brushed off his comments as locker room talk during Sunday night's presidential debate.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, brushed off the banter at a rally in Rossford, Ohio.
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It's the old Third Way playbook, brushed off and cleaned up for another run.
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I brushed the 'Wall of Champions' so I don't have to do that again.
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Lavrov brushed off accusations that Moscow was behind the hacking ahead of the meeting.
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Republicans have largely brushed off Democratic concerns that Whitaker could interfere with Mueller's probe.
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The pound extended an overnight slump and brushed $1.2512, its lowest since Jan. 3.
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As of this writing at 10 AM, I haven't showered or brushed my teeth.
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With each layer, she brushed through the lashes with a spooly to separate them.
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He brushed my hair behind my ear, letting his fingers fall to my neck.
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I brushed the feathers from my hair, adjusted my pillow, and returned to sleep.
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Latinos shouldn't be brushed away because the Latino vote, especially this year, is crucial.
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Feeling satisfied, I packed away my laptop, brushed my teeth, and headed to bed.
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Trump, ever the optimist, brushed off the dismal fundraising numbers in a statement Tuesday.
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Mr. Prigozhin brushed it off, noting that sanctions had already been imposed against him.
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The police had brushed the case off as a he-said-she-said standoff.
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Here's the sound of flicked cactus spines, brushed trunks or rubbed leaves between fingers.
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Ms. Nguyen made do with plastic wrap brushed with a little green food coloring.
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In one moment that immediately went viral, Trump even brushed dandruff off Macron's suit.
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She was easy to spot, not only for her raven hair already brushed silver.
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Robin had long hair and bangs that brushed against the frame of her glasses.
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But Trump's core supporters brushed it off as yet another mainstream knock against Trump.
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That's why I brushed off what Kevin, an old roommate from college, was saying.
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As the crowd roared its approval, the President smiled and brushed the comment aside.
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Breitbard, however, brushed off concerns about the rental program cannibalizing Banana Republic's primary business.
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Cardinal Obando brushed off suggestions that he had become too close to President Ortega.
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Jennifer Lawrence is fully brushed in a new painting by the artist John Currin.
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The Vermont senator has long brushed off political vulnerabilities and evaded attacks from rivals.
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But he brushed off the notion that he was letting loose more than before.
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Unlike Warren, Sanders has brushed off questions about how to pay for the plan.
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I read while I brushed my teeth, I read while I walked to school.
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Daniel Ek, Spotify's cofounder and chief executive, has brushed off concerns about Apple's threat.
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Instead of getting that standard treatment, patients can now have S.D.F. brushed on cavities.
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Clinton also brushed off polls that show the race tightening between her and Trump.
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These are the spots where bacteria grow and fester, if not properly brushed away.
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The fabric is complete with a double-brushed finish for a super-soft feel.
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"Before, bad things that happened were brushed under the carpet or ignored," she said.
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One man brushed snow from the roof of his tent to prevent it collapsing.
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When they did manage to make a semi-critical point, Trump brushed them off.
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In a recent interview with The Sun's Dan Wootton, Dion brushed off the criticism.
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The Senator winced, but brushed off the General's sniggering insinuations with a dry laugh.
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That could change quickly if the economy sours — a concern that Hassett brushed aside.
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The black interior featured brushed metal details and expanses of beautiful wood-grain trim.
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He handed it to Dr. McBride, who brushed the dirt off and looked closely.
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An exquisitely brushed acrylic painting from 1969 reads as a pan-cultural Romantic nocturne.
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But, so far, House Democrats have brushed off the concept of a "skinny" NDAA.
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Instead, the media covered the story originally, and then brushed it under the rug.
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When a manager reprimanded a cook for calling me mamí, I brushed it off.
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She brushed it off like the hysterectomy wasn't a big issue, but it is.
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She also brushed off crazy rumors she and Tyga are rekindling an old flame.
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Company sexual harassment training is easily mocked — and often brushed off in popular culture.
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When asked about the issue Wednesday, Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov brushed it off.
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Some diplomats brushed off the warning as more likely aimed at impressing U.S. voters.
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Instead, Strowman brushed off the other wrestlers and targeted Owens, who then prayed for mercy.
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Fillon brushed this aside, saying she had worked for him ever since he entered politics.
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We weren't greeted, and every employee we tried to ask for assistance brushed us off.
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The crime's evidence was hastily brushed aside but its reverberations are lodged in collective memory.
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There was something thrown—my security determined it to be leaves, which I brushed off.
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It was still hovering not far off a near seven-month low brushed on Friday.
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If they're not brushed aside icons, they're kooky personalities or caricatures of their former selves.
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The pair initially mistook the gunfire for fireworks until a bullet brushed by Laurie's shoulder.
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Unlike the regular OP5T's brushed aluminum back, the white model has an entirely different feel.
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Drahos brushed off allegations that he had informed for the Communist secret police, or worse.
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It's made of brushed steel, and up top there's a nice textured pattern in black.
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Remnants of a now-dissipated typhoon that brushed Japan this week also contributed, officials said.
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"Finally someone brushed her hair," a user wrote in the comment section of the video.
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With a brushed texture and extra-thick bracket, it's resistant to slips, dirt, and shocks.
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Christen Whitney also blew up the show's spot when she ultimately brushed off Jack Stone.
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Her family tried to file a complaint with the local police, who brushed them off.
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The euro has struggled recently near a three-week low of $1.1210 brushed on Friday.
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This is not the first time Diddy or Cîroc have brushed up against the FTC.
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He brushed the same bronzer on the eyelid, from the crease to the brow bone.
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I somehow caught up with the group and brushed off the episode as a fluke.
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On Friday and Saturday, the storm brushed past the Azores as a Category 3 storm.
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The 6-Series has a brushed, gunmetal appearance that completely hides fingerprints, smudges, and dust.
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There was zero technique involved as I just brushed the turquoise shadow over my lids.
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"The flat, brushed-metal discs are two-thirds thinner than the glass tops," he says.
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"You can see the inter dependency, and this is not easily brushed aside," he added.
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"So sweet, simple and modern," she remarks, describing the toffee-and-brushed-white furniture sets.
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People once routinely brushed off bullying as a normal part of childhood that built character.
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We got punched in the face but I brushed myself off and picked myself up.
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Earlier, the pound extended an overnight slump and brushed $1.2512, its lowest since Jan. 3.
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Behind him in the audience, several victim's family members smiled while others brushed away tears.
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They have a brushed hard shell that is durable while reducing the appearance of scratches.
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But they do expose flaws in Clinton's decision-making—something Trump's broad-brushed attacks obscures.
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Johnson, who discussed Brexit with U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday, brushed aside those concerns.
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He brushed aside concerns that Google's hardware push will pit it against its Android partners.
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Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. has brushed it off innocently as political opposition research.
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I can remember that it was a little snub-nosed revolver, a brushed-steel frame.
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Miller brushed aside the reference, noting that it was added after the monument was erected.
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Tina Olechowski, Quist's communication's director, brushed aside the story in a statement to The Hill.
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Buffett brushed off softer iPhone sales, saying Berkshire owns Apple stock for the long haul.
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Cruz has attacked Rubio's record on immigration, especially, and has brushed off accusations of lying.
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Every piece features the brand's super soft brushed microfiber material, which shoppers rave about it.
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It's not like beach sand, easily brushed off with a whack of a flip-flop.
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She says he brushed her off, saying only that the shot was safe and effective.
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In fact, her most recent style involved extensions so long, they almost brushed her waist.
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The boy brushed off the dirt to reveal an image of a woman in clay.
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"When you're finished, it's brushed away, so that isn't the really hard part," Smith said.
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McElwee brushed the encounter off until shortly after someone else appeared, inquiring about a job.
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As women pulled up luxe, fur-lined hoods, men brushed off lapels and straightened ties.
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But Cruz brushed that criticism aside, noting that his wins have been by the rules.
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Harding brushed off any concerns about the impact of Brexit on demand for TalkTalk's services.
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Djokovic brushed aside the Wimbledon loss, which ended his grand slam winning streak at 30.
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He had brushed nearly 20 layers of paint over Carroll's red, white and black Jordans.
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The Taliban brushed it aside as propaganda along the lines of similar claims in December.
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" Cornyn brushed aside questions about the different counts, saying: "Well, we only have one whip.
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Yesterday, I brushed the dust and dead flies off the box and began to read.
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Both Moscow and Damascus brushed aside apologies from Washington, suggesting that the attack was deliberate.
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During the couple of minutes it took to heat up, I brushed my hair smooth.
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"He brushed him away and avoided McCarrick like the plague from then on," Noaker said.
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Kelly works mostly on colorful hair and will add braids or brushed-out corkscrew curls.
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Before his suicide, Garcia had repeatedly brushed off allegations of corruption as a political hit.
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But the senator has repeatedly brushed aside those rumors and has fundraised for López-Cantera.
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But he brushed off any association between that effort and the Trump Administration's recent actions.
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But one huge problem is being brushed aside: that Afghan presidential elections are long overdue.
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May's office brushed off the comments, citing "positive and productive" discussions with the White House.
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Brows were brushed up for a refined look, and lashes were curled and left bare.
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Jaehee smiled and discretely brushed off the dirt that Sombra was spreading all over them.
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Mr. Isakson politely brushed him off, Mr. Finkelstein recalled, as he had many times before.
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After Duke endorsed him, Trump initially brushed off questions about his support before disavowing him.
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Trump Jr. initially brushed off the meeting as an inconsequential one mostly about Russian adoption.
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That said, Faber's title wishes could well be brushed aside by a Cruz-Dillashaw rematch.
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Last night, I sat calmly on the edge of my bed and brushed my hair.
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The single currency has brushed a 1-1/2-month high of $1.1307 this week.
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At Sears, a shirt with a smiling Elsa reveals a flip-sequin Anna when brushed.
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Then, my forearm brushed against the upholstered throw pillow my girlfriend sometimes hugs while sleeping.
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Matsumoto initially brushed aside Brafman's argument that the man should be dismissed as a juror.
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The All-Clad D5 Brushed Stainless Steel 10-Piece Set upholds the brand's high standards.
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I kept remembering how he brushed his hair back and blinked at the same time.
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Having just brushed my hair, I happened to be holding a long two-pronged hairpin.
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In the debate on Wednesday, Biden brushed off suggestions that his position was anti-woman.
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When Trump was asked about an endorsement from Duke last August, he brushed it off.
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Beijing denied any effort to punish Australia, and Australian politicians have brushed off these disputes.
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Total revenue fell marginally to $9.56 billion, but brushed past analyst expectation of $9.52 billion.
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At the time, Mr. Pushkin's resolution was brushed aside as "ridiculous" by the Senate president.
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The result was a tennis skirt that was cumbersome and brushed her kneecaps during matches.
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We're told Sig brushed it off when he came to, and wanted to keep fishing.
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Obama brushed aside the Republican senators' stance, urging them to give his nominee fair consideration.
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Erupting with laughter, she jumped up, brushed herself off and hopped back on the seesaw.
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He brushed off questions about his possible impeachment, suggesting that that would be an overreaction.
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When he responded by putting a hand on her shoulder, she pointedly brushed it away.
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" Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley Grassley brushed off Cohen's implication of the President as "speculation.
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I brushed leaves off the chairs, while he found some jelly jars for the champagne.
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In an interview last year with Harvard Business Review, he also brushed aside security concerns.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as U.S. stocks brushed aside fresh tension over North Korea.
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And he brushed it aside, said, 'Oh yeah, yeah, you know, don't worry about that.
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Still, people regularly create new varieties of plants through breeding, so he brushed it off.
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He brushed Tira's hands from him and began restoring the checkers to their right points.
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Mr Kurz has brushed off recent mini-scandals over election spending and destroyed hard drives.
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Ultimately, he brushed the criticisms aside, letting his actions on successive peaks speak for him.
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Her breasts pressed against my shoulder as her hand brushed the hair from my head.
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Their concerns were brushed aside or otherwise dismissed, and Nassar continued to abuse his patients.
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" Sanders brushed off Clinton's criticism, saying it's time for Democrats to "look forward, not backward.
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Unpolished, lovely driftwood inlays and supple brown leathers work well with the brushed metal accents.
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He brushed it off but moments later she returned, circling around where he was standing.
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Nadler brushed off those calls, saying his panel should act judiciously as the facts warrant.
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Its exterior pockets are lined with brushed jersey to keep your fingers warm and cozy.
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He has brushed off Western criticism, and warned that sanctions will hurt the people first.
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Williams brushed aside any speculation about the 70-year-old Romney eyeing the White House.
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It can't be brushed under the shiny hood of so-called respect for the flag.
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She began to favor brushed-on oil paint over troweled-on or finger-worked encaustic.
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Cruz finished his entire meal that night, showered and brushed his teeth, the deputy wrote.
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But her allegations were brushed off and she was further retaliated against, the lawsuit states.
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Once you've brushed, don't rinse your mouth with water or mouthwash -- you're washing away the fluoride!
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The chassis is mostly plastic, aside from its brushed metal lid and faux leather wrist-rests.
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Mr Mahathir's request appears to have been quietly brushed aside, which may be for the best.
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Stepped too close to her, Sunshine Woman said, and brushed up against her real close-like.
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Luckily for all of us, Messina brushed off the brushoff and tweeted out his idea anyway.
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During the Fox News interview aired Monday, Bolsonaro brushed off allegations linking him to Rio's militias.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, has brushed aside suggestions of political interference in this case.
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But this wasn't the first time Zuckerberg has brushed off critics and then had to backtrack.
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Racism had brushed my life now and then, but not at the hands of the police.
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The deputy prime minister brushed aside concerns of mistreatment when I asked him about Ozturk's bruising.
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The bundle is brushed with butter, placed onto the copper tray, and thrown into the oven.
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He brushed off attacks after he mocked a New York Times reporter with a physical disability.
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I brushed them off multiple times and asked them to leave me alone but they persisted.
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A bout of Parliamentary roughhousing can be brushed aside as easily as a delicate brown forelock.
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Bolton brushed off a question about whether Trump would consider interventions other than stepped-up sanctions.
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" He brushed off his offensive banter on the "Access Hollywood" tape as mere "locker room talk.
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And worse, many of them are preemptively brushed off as unintelligent racists not worthy of respect.
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With a brushed aluminum finish and sleek buttons atop, it's not bad on the eyes, either.
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This episode of Girls validated a type of sexual assault that is too often brushed aside.
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The brushed aluminum body features clean lines and sensors in the mouthpiece that activate the device.
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She chatted with a stranger, showed him some family photos, brushed his elbow with her own.
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At one point, a young gorilla got so close that he brushed against my father's leg.
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Brent crude brushed a six-week high of $67.15 per barrel and last traded at $66.91.
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Drummond brushed it aside while he and his teammates surprisingly dusted off the Warriors with ease.
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Although the singer added that he "got ashamed for a moment," he quickly brushed it off.
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Connecting the ear cups to the top band are pieces of metal, with a brushed finish.
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It had brushed a five-week low of 110.285 yen per dollar during the previous session.
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These men had clearly brushed up on previous seasons because they pulled out all the stops.
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He, like Trump, has long publicly weighed a presidential bid but recently brushed the prospect aside.
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The real has lost 5 percent this month and brushed its lowest level since March 2016.
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Brent crude brushed a six-week high of $67.38 per barrel and last traded at $67.23.
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United Tech Chief Executive Greg Hayes, who would lead the combined company, brushed aside Boeing's concerns.
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By that time, she had begun to gravitate from abstraction toward fanciful figurative imagery, loosely brushed.
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"He kind of brushed this off today; he's heard these kinds of stories before," Nauert said.
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I may have brushed shoulders with the person, or worse, it could be someone I know.
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As earnings kick into high gear, investors have brushed the trade war threat to the background.
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A proposal to "zero out" money for the Texas Commission on the Arts was brushed aside.
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Had I brushed the key in my door, or did its chain start swinging by itself?
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Trump brushed aside the message, noting it did not include a threat toward the United States.
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Republicans have brushed off the decision, arguing that Democrats have already decided they will oppose Kavanaugh.
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May's office has brushed off Trump's comments, citing "positive and productive" discussions with the White House.
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Powell has brushed off Trump's criticism, insisting that politics play no role in the Fed's decisionmaking.
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"I very much understand that it's too sensitive a topic to be brushed off," Pearce said.
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But he brushed past her into the next carriage, where he locked himself into the bathroom.
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"I'll be honest, nobody really cared, it was brushed over again with Hillary's emails," she said.
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The index remained within striking distance of its 2019 high of 112.173 brushed in early March.
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Not surprisingly, Trump continued that sentiment on Tuesday when he brushed off the poll as "rigged."
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While Jordan has brushed aside those kinds of remarks, he isn't out of the woods yet.
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As for the administrator himself, he brushed off the concerns as desperate attacks from the left.
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After smoothing pomade from roots to tips, Ess brushed the hair into a clean, center part.
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French newspapers and social media highlighted the similarities, but Le Pen aides brushed off the criticism.
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But this time, Nadal brushed up on it too much, and the ball hit the net.
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Fernanda's mouse-brown pigtails brushed the back of the chair, but she stayed silent, eyes big.
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As an added bonus, I've brushed some of the bacon fat on the fish before grilling.
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The United States and European Union countries brushed aside these denials and imposed sanctions on Russia.
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The president brushed off the concerns, calling the incident a "fluke" and praising the Secret Service.
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Ryan has brushed off the speculation, saying he doesn't have plans to leave Congress anytime soon.
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When she referred Native students to high school counselors, she said, she was frequently brushed off.
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After the news initially sent Amazon shares down, investors brushed it away, and the price rebounded.
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Mr. Kemp and the law's other supporters have brushed aside the risks of any political backlash.
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Brushed gold fixtures and two shower heads — one rainfall and the other hand-held — were nice.
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I vaguely remember getting brushed by these and wonder how far PAPER AIRPLANE technology has come.
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Still, I brushed it aside and didn't think about it again until I got to work.
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At least I brushed my teeth and remembered ibuprofen — counts as a win in my book!
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Weinberg brought brushed nickel bathroom fixtures over from the United States, to add a rustic touch.
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Rubio had brushed off the calls from his colleagues and cited Lopez-Cantera as a reason.
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In the city, having brushed off the dirt of Altland, Hildegard gives birth to another daughter.
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Hay's curly hair looked smooth, as if it had been brushed through from a set. Exciting!
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The White House has in recent weeks brushed aside questions about Trump's physical and mental fitness.
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Witness Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister, who has confidently brushed off sex and corruption scandals.
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Though the hurricane barely brushed the island, it managed to knock out its aging electrical system.
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But her doctor, whom several friends had recommended and who accepted Medicaid, brushed aside her complaints.
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Mr. Sanders brushed it off, then parried the attack by questioning Mr. Bloomberg's record in China.
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Macías brushed aside the campaign's initial comment hours before releasing the joint statement with the campaign.
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Place the smaller circle, egg-brushed side down, onto the pastry and tuck it in there.
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He has fired off late-night tweets and brushed off analysts on a corporate earnings call.
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Speaking at the Texas Tribune Festival on Saturday, Pelosi similarly brushed off concerns over political ramifications.
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"Ideally, you should try to teach your cat to have its teeth brushed," said Dr. Moore.
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Grimes caught a ball in tight coverage, brushed off two tacklers, and ran for a touchdown.
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Powell has brushed off Trump's pressure, asserting that the Fed's decisions would be driven by data.
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During his rally in Montana last week, Trump brushed off concerns about the high-stakes summit.
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Take this, from Zoe's story: "It's like we have been brushed aside and forgotten," Eric adds.
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Mr. Nazarbayev brushed off the threat; Russia was weakened then, and any such move was unlikely.
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Often the criticism that lies behind this word is brushed off, met with defensiveness, taken personally.
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She brushed him off, telling him that he had a girlfriend and the move was inappropriate.
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Fast forward 1703 years to "Untitled (Brass Relief 2)" (brushed brass, 50 by 41 inches, 2017).
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I could hear the sway of the wheat ears as a gentle breeze brushed through them.
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Simon and other mall owners largely brushed off Sears' bankruptcy filing during calls with analysts last week.
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Nasser brushed aside any suggestion that recent geopolitical events might have dented investor appetite in Saudi Aramco.
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I don't think I brushed my teeth for a week because I was so bedridden and uncomfortable.
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They were originally brushed aside until they started lining up perfectly with photos and reports from set.
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He said he tried to talk to her but she just brushed it off as being tired.
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In addition to updated guts, Alienware and XPS systems are also getting optional black brushed aluminum lids.
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His administration brushed aside critiques that its projections were unrealistic and relied on overly optimistic economic projections.
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The indictment announced on Friday has been mostly brushed aside as US posturing so far in Russia.
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Such antics might be brushed off as theatre, but elections in Ghana are usually closely fought affairs.
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But the narrative had changed — inequality and misogyny were central American concerns, not as easily brushed past.
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The common currency remained not far off a near two-year low of $1.11055 brushed on Thursday.
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"Because my diagnosis came at such a young age we kind of brushed it aside," she says.
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" Amirpour awkwardly brushed the question off, saying "I don't make a film to tell you a message.
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He also touched my inner thigh but at the time I brushed it off as an accident.
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It responded to its wake phrase and looked up at me when I brushed over its head.
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Backstage, makeup artists spoke of fresh, dewy skin, natural, brushed-up brows, and contemporary but understated eyeliner.
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A fiery O&aposBrien brushed aside the notion that Watson&aposs injury signaled doom for this team.
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European equities have broadly brushed off the Spanish tensions while the fall on the IBEX remains limited.
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More recently, Trump has similarly brushed aside normal conventions of soberness surrounding the yearly 9/11 anniversary.
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So when, shortly after he'd landed in Indianapolis, police officials reiterated their warning, he brushed it aside.
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Netanyahu had no immediate response, but a senior member of his governing coalition brushed off the censure.
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It's a solid brick of a phone, with a brushed metal frame and soft-touch rubberized back.
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Cannell, the assistant fire chief in Columbus, brushed aside Trump's very personal criticism of his fire department.
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He also brushed off the potential that Trump's run was really meant to boost his business success.
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Corsi brushed aside accusations by Stone on Monday that Corsi was lying to save his own skin.
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Workers dusted on the golden-hued powder while the papers remained wet and brushed off the excess.
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With a brushed aluminum finish and sleek, flat buttons atop, it's not bad on the eyes, either.
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He brushed off the criticism he has gotten for saying that the congresswomen should go back home.
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She dreaded having to defend herself and who she was and having her real issues brushed aside.
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Then I brushed myself off and got up and realized, 'Well, I gotta go make a living.
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The raw urchin is served simply with a lump of fresh toasted sourdough, brushed with melted butter.
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He obviously had not been groomed, brushed, or properly cared for in more than half a decade.
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Brushed metal poses additional challenges as the surface features shallow grooves where grease can get easily trapped.
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Who doesn't want to roll out of bed with fluttery lashes before they've even brushed their teeth?
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In famously laid-back beach volleyball, though, some athletes brushed away concerns over burning the midnight oil.
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Asked about the "chaos" within the White House amid staffing changes on Friday, she brushed it off.
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But, Jerry brushed Bryant off before the Houston L last week ... basically saying that ship has sailed.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg also brushed off claims that fake news helped pave Trump's path to victory.
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It's like a process has been completed; the water brushed off the back; a new serenity set.
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Nest Bedding: Get a set of free Luxury Brushed Microfiber Sheets with the purchase of any mattress.
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Humana shares ended trading up 2.2 percent at $205.02, as investors brushed off the widely expected ruling.
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It has risen 1.5 percent from a near two-month low of 95.74 brushed on March 20.
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Twice more, I was brushed off, walked away from, and not allowed to speak about these things.
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A propshop worker shows what Vader's helmet would look like after it's been extracted and brushed down.
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Trump brushed aside arguably the biggest controversy of his presidency, the botched rollout of his travel ban.
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Hillary Clinton has brushed her shoulders off and made a whole lot of exciting plans for 20033.
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His comments, which he brushed off as "locker room talk," have resulted in backlash from many Republicans.
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We had gotten in from a late flight one night and I brushed my teeth really fast.
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Republicans have brushed aside the letter, with the Trump team accusing officials of "politicizing" the confirmation process.
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Something hit or scraped or brushed against something else, and that made the air around it wobble.
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"In retrospect, I should have brushed up on the rules for softball before litigating them," she joked.
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" Rubio mostly brushed off the comments, continuing on his way and responding, "Good to see you, man.
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Executives on the earnings call brushed off questions about the allegations and the status of Liu's case.
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" And finally, Clinton brushed off the affair as old news, saying, "This was litigated 20 years ago.
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Powell has brushed off Trump's criticisms and insisted that the president would not influence the Fed's decisions.
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Before Buress's comedy routine, allegations of sexual assault against a well-known television star were brushed aside.
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When Bush interrupted Trump during the debate, Trump brushed him off and told him to be quiet.
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The floors are brushed oak, and the kitchen — which opens out onto a veranda — has marble countertops.
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Like many human children before it, this pup doesn't seem too happy to get his hair brushed.
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The kettle is made out of brushed stainless steel, and it looks absolutely gorgeous in my kitchen.
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Made of a double-brushed ultra-soft shell with a down alternative filling, it's cozy but breathable.
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The angst between them lasts until well after teeth are brushed and the oldest one falls asleep.
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McConnell initially brushed off talk of waiting until the Democratic presidential candidates returned to hold the vote.
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Previous U.S. administrations had brushed this off as politicized rhetoric meant to distract from Venezuela's domestic problems.
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When reporters asked Trump about Kim's atrocities, he brushed them off as dandruff on a president's shoulder.
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Republicans have brushed it off as hearsay, saying Democrats have largely relied on secondhand and thirdhand information.
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This approach is harmful; it appears leaders we have trusted are being brushed aside and made ineffectual.
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What's more, the dark charcoal paste can leave teeth looking grimy if it isn't wholly brushed off.
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Pelosi has brushed these scenarios aside and has been adamant she will be elected with Democratic votes.
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A blend of water, argan oil, and shea butter — all brushed through with a wide tooth comb.
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Maybe her next hair iteration will show bangs completely brushed back, like in this British Vogue cover?
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Our flight made four passes through Irma's eye as the storm brushed the northern coast of Cuba.
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The results lie somewhere between funhouse-mirror pop, winking parody and the gleam of freshly brushed teeth.
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Other reviewers are equally pleased with the quality and price of the Brooklyn Bedding Brushed Microfiber sheets.
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Conyers has maintained his innocence and his representatives have brushed off calls for him to step down.
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At first, she brushed it off as the enthusiasm of a hunter in the Texas hill country.
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Many Britons hoped for a forceful reaction from the prime minister, but she brushed off the comments.
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Some residents have not had power for 21950 days — since Hurricane Irma brushed by after Labor Day.
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Streaked stone designs seem brushed by the current, leaving an elegant pattern of markings across miniaturized peaks.
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Ms. Oakley recalled how flames had brushed up against her house as she and her family left.
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The action is so swift and engaging that some possibly literal-minded questions may be brushed aside.
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Foote brushed off questions about whether the board was slow in warning that Harrison has health problems.
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Clinton brushed off Trump's attacks as baseless lies, the same response she has used in the past.
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Mr. Heastie, in brief comments to reporters as he entered the fund-raiser, brushed off the criticism.
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When Ms. Hairston asked for regular breaks, including 30 minutes for lunch, her supervisors brushed her off.
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He wore black-rimmed glasses and a Cambodian scarf that brushed against his salt-and-pepper beard.
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Thomas hopped up quickly, brushed himself off, and hit a free-throw for a 3-point play.
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For the first time, the Apple Watch will come in titanium—a "natural brushed titanium" at that!
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Amy Klobuchar, brushed off the idea that moderates should rally around one candidate to take on Sanders.
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President Trump brushed off the threat by saying the American military would "deal with it very successfully."
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Spiegel addressed the issue of Facebook copying Snapchat at DLD, but brushed it off as an inevitability.
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This is not the first time Harris has brushed off questions about her potential White House ambitions.
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The two YouTube stars brushed off such criticism, saying women were just reclaiming control over their lives.
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Such loops of cue and reward are powerful: if we haven't brushed our teeth, something feels wrong.
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My hair hung down to the small of my back, and I brushed it until it shone.
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Even the single hitch in her bronze medal balance-beam routine was dirt brushed off her shoulder.
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You're not sure if someone's hand brushed yours by accident, so you try to play it cool.
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In the early thirties, however, conventional notions of female virtue were brushed aside by box-office hunger.
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But European allies have brushed away Trump&aposs calls to abandon the deal, including Britain and France.
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But during her trip, the California senator once again brushed off questions about her White House ambitions.
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He dropped out of junior high after a teacher brushed aside his ambition to be a lawyer.
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Since then, May has brushed the president back or broke with him on a number of fronts.
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It shows a model's lips brushed with eight different shades of lipstick, as if by a painter.
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The exterior is made with a soft and smooth brushed microfiber and has classic quilt-like stitching.
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When a reporter asked the two leaders about it on Monday, the prime minister brushed it off.
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Working the evening shift, he made sure they brushed their teeth and took their medication before bedtime.
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He was wearing a tweed suit, over a shiny sweater, and his black hair was brushed back.
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I encountered Sadek again some 20 years later, when he brushed my wheel rims in the carwash.
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C. is a saint and brushed the snow off my car while I was packing my lunch.
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It's a far cry from the days when we just left the tap running while we brushed.
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Straightening from where he was kneeling on the ledge of mud, he brushed peat from his pants.
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Weather Most of Bermuda is in the dark this morning, after Hurricane Humberto brushed by the island.
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But political calculations are not so easily brushed aside, especially on a question as momentous as impeachment.
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So Republican negotiators brushed him off -- and made clear they were technically complying with the administration's request.
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For too long the business community has brushed aside moral considerations as beneath them—naive, childlike, irrelevant.
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He said he'd seen the story and had had a brief meeting but largely brushed it off.
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During the conversation, Scaramucci: Scaramucci brushed off his "colorful language" and lamented that he'd trusted a reporter.
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Donald brushed off Stoynoff's claims by strongly suggesting that she wasn't attractive enough to warrant his advances.
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"I'd just brushed it off, and blocked it out of my brain the whole time," he recalled.
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I brushed it off, mostly because he would watch the Chicago Bears every Sunday with no qualms.
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Amazon has the 6-quart Instant Pot Lux on sale; it comes in a brushed stainless steel finish.
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The railroad company brushed off questions about whether the board had been slow to disclose Harrison's health problems.
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I woke up the next morning, went to Starbucks, brushed my teeth and went back in to apply.
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The low-budget, independent film brushed off competition from commercial hits like martial arts flick Ip Man 3.
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He then spritzed her hair using L'Oréal Paris Elnett Hairspray and brushed it with a T3 Paddle brush.
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Analysts brushed aside concerns as mostly a headline risk since finalizing and implementing a rule could take years.
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For hair, we went with a style that had body, but was more brushed-out with fluffy texture.
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But on the surface, at least, Maduro and his allies have brushed off the U.S move with bravado.
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For all that, the ruling parties, and the media, brushed him aside as a hateful right-wing xenophobe.
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Erdogan, however, brushed off those concerns, saying the final decision would be made by Turkey, Iran and Iraq.
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For years, Republicans in Washington, DC, and Iowa brushed that off as just Steve King being Steve King.
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When asked about rumors that an "It: Part 2" would begin filming this month, Muschietti brushed them aside.
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Aside from some dust, which was easily brushed off, the camera was unscathed and continued shooting without issue.
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Kadyrov has brushed off criticism of the LGBTQ purges and insists there are no LGBTQ people in Chechnya.
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The 21.50-year Treasury note yield extended its overnight rebound and brushed an eight-day high of 22016%.
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The flight attendants told me he was a frequent flier, brushed off his behavior & kept giving him drinks.
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The index was up 210% on the week, during which it brushed its highest level since May 20.329.
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Moreover, the fee request garnered only four objections, which Breyer brushed aside, and was not opposed by Volkswagen.
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Buttigieg, 269, brushed off questions about his experience by highlighting the economic turnaround he led in his city.
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Morales' government earlier brushed off criticism from Washington, which said it was "deeply concerned" over Tuesday's court decision.
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Kemp told Fox News he was surprised when his ad went viral, but he brushed off the criticism.
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Then, I'd set another timer to make sure I brushed my teeth for the dentist-recommended two minutes.
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Cassidy brushed Kimmel's criticism aside by saying that he was sorry Kimmel didn't understand the bill, the Live!
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" When the incident came up on Jersey Shore Family Vacation, Ortiz-Magro brushed it off as an "accident.
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In response to a question about election interference, Putin brushed off allegations that the Russian government was involved.
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Lopez Obrador brushed aside concerns about the data when asked about it at his daily morning press conference.
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It had moved further off a seven-week low of 2.354% brushed on Thursday during the previous session.
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Her short blonde locks brushed back, Hudson gave a subtle grin to the camera in a chic bathroom.
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"Finally someone brushed her hair," someone wrote in response to a video of Luna with slicked-back hair.
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Compare that to, say, several of the more brushed-off character deaths the show has indulged in since.
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These stately sound machines are crafted out of Douglas fir and hand-brushed to a glossy black finish.
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De Blasio brushed off questions about the poll and said he was committed to focusing on the job.
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According to passionate and informed commentary, the planet's crippled health can no longer be brushed under the rug.
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The dollar brushed 111.56 on Monday, its lowest March 22, after sliding 0.8 percent versus the Japanese currency.
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The top, meanwhile, features a large brushed metal circle that opens up to grab and replace the filter.
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If my answer wasn't riveting or controversial, I was brushed off and it was on to the next.
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The brushed metal look is just that — a look — and the material used is a thin, lightweight plastic.
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In a press conference, Trump brushed off the National Review's criticisms, calling the magazine a failing, irrelevant publication.
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The mermaid who brushed her hair with the dingelhopper and hung around with a flounder cleverly named Flounder.
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I remember the moment his fingers brushed up against mine, and I felt it: This one is mine.
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The machine weighs in at nearly 40 pounds, a mix of gleaming and brushed steel, commercial-grade sturdy.
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Wittman later brushed off the accusation, noting he didn't receive a technical foul with the referees in earshot.
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It's a collection of important perspectives that all too often get brushed aside in mainstream conversations about women.
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On Wednesday U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross brushed off the threat of South Korea going to the WTO.
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Japan's Nikkei brushed a six-month high earlier on a weaker yen but was last down 251.16 percent.
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Despite this, proposed reforms are often watered down or brushed aside in Brussels and many other European capitals.
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"This thinking is dangerous for conservatives," Mr. Lambert recently tweeted after Mr. Hawley brushed off his libertarian foes.
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Trump Jr. has brushed off criticism and changed his story multiple times on the substance of the meeting.
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Many more experienced and savvy interlopers have seen their ambitions brushed aside by the plodding machinery of government.
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In the summer, the Atlantic was a wide, blue basin, in constant motion and brushed by the wind.
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They may point out that Republicans brushed deficit concerns aside in 2017 to implement their tax cutting agenda.
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Rubio had brushed off the calls from his colleagues and noted that his "close friend," Florida Lt. Gov.
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Pompeo, who when leaving Pyongyang described his meetings as "productive," brushed off the "gangster" comments from North Korea.
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Despite being tried in absentia on and off since 2014, Mr. Nojay had brushed off the Cambodian investigation.
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She brushed on gold eye shadow, took an auburn wig off a mannequin's head and put it on.
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Originally priced at $170, you can save $40 on one in a brushed copper finish at Best Buy.
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Michael added on Twitter that students' trauma was "brushed aside" out of a desire to return to normal.
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They also brushed off speculation during interviews, but have since been photographed kissing or holding hands in public.
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Each morning and evening, I gave myself a wet-wipe bath and brushed my teeth in the bathroom.
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Now there's an alternative: an antimicrobial liquid that can be brushed on cavities to stop tooth decay — painlessly.
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Instead Dr. Eyal Simchi, a pediatric dentist in Elmwood Park, N.J., brushed silver diamine fluoride on the decay.
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Pruitt has brushed aside many of the controversies, blaming them on staff or claiming they are politically motivated.
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The exterior is made with a soft and smooth brushed microfiber, and has a classic quilt-like stitching.
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The Timex Expedition Ranger's brushed stainless steel case and bracelet are contrasted by a black bezel and dial.
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The UN brushed off Haley's threat and overwhelmingly approved the resolution 128 to 9, with 35 nations abstaining.
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Meghan Markle brushed off curtsies for hugs, and Prince Harry indulged Jane Goodall in demonstrating a chimpanzee greeting.
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Cornyn, however, brushed off suggestions that GOP infighting would ultimately keep McConnell from bringing it to the floor.
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In a statement to the Mississippi Clarion Ledger after the interview, McDaniel brushed off concerns about the segment.
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Once each section was curled and pinned, Ortega brushed her hair and spritzed it with Rene Furterer hairspray.
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" Rubio mostly brushed off the comments, continuing on his way and only responding, "Good to see you, man.
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Pruitt has brushed aside many of those controversies, blaming them on staff or claiming they are politically motivated.
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I drove home through the dark and put on pyjamas and brushed my teeth and got into bed.
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Fingers slowly and delicately brushed off loose soil until the smooth yellow surface of the truffle was revealed.
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He ironed creases into the pants, brushed lint off the sweaters, scraped mud out of the sneaker treads.
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"He kind of brushed this off today; he's heard these kinds of stories before," Nauert said of Tillerson.
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The two-layer design offers a brushed fleece interior and a quick-drying technical fabric on the outside.
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His hair is neatly brushed, as befits a polite scion of Pinner, an uneventful town northwest of London.
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But when asked what he thought about Trump not using that word for McCain, Inhofe brushed it off.
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The color won't flake or rub off even when it's brushed and will last until your next shampoo.
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Wilson, a travel expert, brushed off her symptoms when she first got sick, she told CNN's Erin Burnett.
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A black-and-white Holstein is brushed over and over by her owners, their eyes hunting for blemishes.
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Chris Christie, in turn, brushed off the fact that we'd averted a potential disaster in the Iran incident.
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He brushed off any suggestion that his shopping cart, or skating as a whole, was overloaded with quads.
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The Australian dollar was close to a 2-1/2-week high of $0.6995 brushed the previous day.
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There's the type that's up early, teeth brushed, and pants (yes, actual pants!) on before the caffeine hits.
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The casing is a nice brushed metal — a dark gray in the case of the one I chose.
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New York (CNN)On Sunday, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro brushed off concerns of an impending recession.
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The House also brushed aside administration objections to a provision that would fence funding for Pentagon cloud initiatives.
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He brushed aside criticism that Facebook should have done more to get regulators on board ahead of time.
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" Chapman, however, brushed away a question about any memories he had of Game 7 with a terse "No.
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And then on Thursday, the president himself brushed away that narrative, reversing his own aides' version of events.
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She also brushed off the negative responses as an initial, but not long term, reaction to the decision.
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Vindman said that he basically brushed it off, but informed his chain of command and counter intelligence officials.
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Coach Alain Vigneault later brushed off Lundqvist's retreat as a flulike problem likely to resolve itself by Tuesday.
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When asked if he was worried about Trump endorsing one of his primary opponents, Flake brushed off concern.
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Dr. Eisner now brushed synthetic gyrinidal produced by Dr. Meinwald onto mealworms and fed them to largemouth bass.
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And if you brushed it around your finger, it would hold the curl and then they looked lovely.
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Mr. al-Assad remains determined to control Idlib, and has brushed off warnings from Turkey to pull back.
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Hanging in my hallway is Frank O'Hara, surrounded by three inches of black mat and gallery-brushed silver.
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She brushed dirt off the plant, she said, and placed it inside a food computer before the shoot.
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United By Blue's Responsible Flannels are silky soft along the lines of a really high-end brushed cotton.
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Cornyn on Tuesday brushed aside the suggestion that Haspel's involvement in the interrogation program would be a problem.
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Thornwell, the Gamecocks' leading scorer, brushed past him, leaving Karnowski to stare quizzically at Thornwell's back and shrug.
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From this position, lower your body toward the floor while keeping your elbows brushed against your rib cage.
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But we brushed it off, and it turned into a romantic, sweet, getting-to-know-each-other night.
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Analysts have largely brushed off this year, looking toward the holiday season and the new crop of devices.
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Mr. Manafort and Mr. Trump, who were not close until the campaign, had brushed shoulders over the years.
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His head rests on an ochre-yellow fabric, and deftly brushed colors at the top suggest banked flowers.
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Hunter has brushed aside any speculation that he might forgo reelection despite The Hill's reporting that retiring Rep.
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Each of the senators has publicly brushed off the idea that they'll launch bids for the 2020 election.
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In the United States, it made landfall in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, and brushed other East Coast states.
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Thunberg brushed off the attacks from world leaders like Trump and Bolsonaro in the BBC interview on Monday.
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The source echoed the stance of Fiat, which on Thursday brushed off a shock lawsuit from General Motors.
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But these cries were largely brushed off by officials who said it was safe to drink the water.
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French officials have brushed aside these qualms, insisting that it was Mr. Déby himself who invited the French.
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They could be pieces of cold-rolled steel, four feet square, brushed perfunctorily with a thin matte enamel.
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China's yuan brushed its lowest since late November after weak import data reignited worries about slowing domestic demand.
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He brushed down his sharp checked blazer and entered, greeting Naomi Hample, an Argosy owner and autograph cicerone.
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INDOORS Original terrazzo floors and new brushed-aluminum-frame windows, doors and blinds are found throughout the home.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield extended an overnight fall and brushed 1.948%, its lowest since November 2016.
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Everybody should be happy with the garlic dots, little fried puffs of choux pastry brushed with garlic butter.
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Note the Ferrari-like red stop-start button and the combination of leather, carbon fiber, and brushed metal.
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China's ambassador to the United States brushed off questions about the different accounts of the Trump-Xi meeting.
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But Trump, who has spent months trying to strike a nuclear deal with Kim, brushed those concerns aside.
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In more than a decade of living in Davao, Picardal has brushed up against the death squads repeatedly.
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The euro recovered from a two-month low on Monday as investors brushed off the broader political risks.
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They don't want to appear macho, because to them women are not to be brushed aside and dismissed.
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Berlin brushed aside ideas for a central euro zone budget, common bank deposit insurance or any joint debt issuance.
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But Nvidia brushed off any potential threat from Google, because the chipmaker's processors would still be more widely available.
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Ninkovic took some corn seedlings and lightly brushed their leaves to simulate the touch of a nearby plant leaf.
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It was brushed off as an innocent oversight, but it left those who were not invited disappointed and paranoid.
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Makeup As You Go When you work in fashion, the look is typically clean, simple, with brushed-up brows.
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India's bowling coach Bharat Arun brushed aside the controversy during a chat with reporters at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
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In China, investors brushed off trade war fears, with the Shanghai Composite index up 21 percent in early trade.
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The Aussie was down 0.5 percent for the week, during which it brushed a four-month low of $0.6960.
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"The government basically has been brushed back on what I thought were extravagant claims," said Bergdahl's attorney, Eugene Fidell.
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The dollar was 0.15% lower at 109.790 yen, near a three-month low of 109.470 brushed late last week.
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Bolson said male-dominated newsrooms were often partly responsible for women's fears and worries being brushed under the carpet.
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Earlier in the Oval Office, the president had gently brushed what he said was dandruff off Mr. Macron's shoulder.
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That's when Mokono brushed shoulders with one of the two men, whom he would later learn were suicide bombers.
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Ikora's response to being brushed off is also feels typical of people unequipped with responding to friends with depression.
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But the police brushed her off and alarmed her more, she said, by shoving the crowd from the square.
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In onshore markets it was flat at 6.9673 per dollar but remained near a decade low brushed on Tuesday.
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After confirming that my brows were symmetrical, brushed and set, Jamie pulled me up and handed me a mirror.
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Both bedrooms open to a lower deck, and have brushed aluminum fans that match those in the great room.
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" Zachary decided that he knew his brother and brushed it off, since the pair "would always joke about stuff.
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Defendant brushed his hand against Individual C's genitals, though Individual C does not know if it was on purpose.
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Ahead, she brushed, patted, and blotted this summer's most popular lip shades onto six models with different skin tones.
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The $499.99 Phab 2 Pro is big hunk of brushed aluminum alloy with a 6.4-inch quad-HD display.
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But the star brushed off the question and said the new tat was just a show quote she liked.
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The pound closed at $1.2436 on Tuesday, edging near the two-year trough of $1.2382 it brushed last week.
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I used to wake up each morning and, before I'd even brushed my teeth, I would check my email.
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A bullet brushed Levi's head and wound up stuck in his shoulder, but he's expected to recover just fine.
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Lastly he brushed through her waves and smoothed over them with a flat iron to further relax the pattern.
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" Though she brushed Weinstein off, Esco claimed he continued to press the subject — telling her, "It's just a kiss.
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But the North's Maeri propaganda website brushed off the South's aid plan as "empty words" and "far-fetched mockery".
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That said, I thought it was important that I brushed up on my Japanese for my conversation with her.
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Apple iPhone X. During a pre-briefing in Barcelona, an Asus rep brushed aside inevitable questions about copying Apple.
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This gel-to-peel resurfacer also exfoliates by collecting dead skin cells into balls that are easily brushed away.
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"Power Parlor," the room created by Lovato, showcases air-brushed replicas of some of the singer's most empowering tattoos.
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The industry minister Hiroshige Seko, however, brushed off that claim on Friday, saying the opinion is not an objection.
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Perry's long-running harassment prank was brushed to the side while Grayson was expelled for a simple Twitter hack.
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Clinton has successful brushed off ridicule after more than 30,000 emails were published over the course of last year.
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Oleg Tinkov, a banker, lost $250m, but brushed it off with reference to a previous daily loss of $1bn.
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" Hudson, Old English Sheepdog (9 m/o), American Ballet Theatre, New York, NY • "He loves getting his teeth brushed.
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"I was joking, anyone who knows me knows I have a sick sense of humor," William brushed her off.
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The phone has a unibody brushed-metal housing that feels great in the hand; it has solid, smoothed edges.
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Jewish organizations were aghast at the way Trump brushed aside legitimate fears of anti-Semitism and violence against Jews.
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"The only time I've ever brushed my teeth at a noise show is when I'm on tour," he said.
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But he's largely brushed aside the excesses his yearbook reflects and that many of those who knew him recall.
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The Australian dollar , often considered a proxy for China-related trades, brushed a one-year low of $22.1 too.
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The single currency stood little changed at $1.1347, not far from a 13-month trough of $1.1330 brushed overnight.
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Stocks, meanwhile, brushed off the events, and the rallied to a new record high at 250,113, up 211 points.
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Concerns voiced by businesses, pro-democracy activists, as well as legal, religious, diplomatic and other communities, were brushed aside.
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The army spokesman brushed aside any suggestions the military's hidden hand was the driving force behind the corruption investigation.
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There's a reason it's one of the priciest ones — save $163 and get the brushed copper model for $649.99.
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Machado, who was brushed back in his previous at-bat, charged the mound, leading to a dugout clearing brawl.
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But Ross brushed aside the prospect of a potential trade war between the two countries when asked by reporters.
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The dollar traded little changed at 111.83 yen, not far from a one-month low of 13 brushed overnight.
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My favorite shade is Pegasus, a soft pink that looks great brushed over the lid for a subtle highlight.
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The plants don't care whether you've brushed your hair, had a proper night's sleep, or if you're wearing lipstick.
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Using acrylic colors (heralded for their calming effects), I brushed the canvas while whale songs droned in the background.
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The PP has brushed off suggestions that Mr Rajoy might step down in favour of another of its leaders.
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Trump brushed off the comments as locker room talk but has faced backlash from many Republicans since its release.
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But Powell has brushed off that criticism and said the White House would have no impact on monetary policy.
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For years, FedEx CEO and founder Fred Smith has brushed off the idea that Amazon would threaten his business.
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Geely's Li, meanwhile, brushed off concern that he could seek influence over Daimler's strategy via representation on its board.
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The outing could easily have been brushed aside as a bad game in an otherwise stellar season for Syndergaard.
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The index was up about 4% on the week, during which it brushed its highest level since May 8.
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At an unrelated news conference, Juncker and Tusk brushed off a question about whether either of them might resign.
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Interestingly, Daniels brushed off Kimmel's question about the vastly different signature in the latest statement compared to previous autographs.
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He brushed aside concerns that such an action would prompt a military response from Russia, an ally of Assad.
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Strickland's campaign brushed off the union's neutrality on Thursday, noting that the group has endorsed Republicans in the past.
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Mr. de Blasio has consistently brushed aside speculation that there is a freeze between him and the Clinton campaign.
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Tokyo's Nikkei put on 1.45 percent as it brushed off a disappointing downward revision to Japan's third quarter growth.
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When I read Hurd this quote, he brushed it off, just like the criticisms I'd run past him earlier.
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It features re-enacted scenes of women being groped and brushed against on the street and in public transport.
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The highest-priced coffin — the $21980,240 "Citadel" — comes reinforced with 230 ounces of solid bronze and brushed with amber.
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But Shuster brushed aside concerns over the Senate bill, saying the chambers could hash out those differences in conference.
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Ms. Hakim brushed off the city's criticism, saying the authority had plenty of time to pull together a plan.
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Ventura twice brushed back Manny Machado before hitting him in the back with a 99-mile-per-hour fastball.
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Graham brushed off questions about the viability of Ozerden's nomination, saying he plans to give the nominee a vote.
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Carson mostly brushed off the attacks as Trump focused his barbs on other candidates entering 85033, including Texas Sen.
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Vice President Pence brushed aside comedian Michelle Wolf's recent jokes about his stance on abortion as an occupational hazard.
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Mr. Ackman also brushed off suggestions that investors might lose patience with him given the poor performance this year.
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I couldn&apost wear white clothes, because the blood left trails where I brushed my hands over the fabric.
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The Australian dollar, often seen as a proxy for China-related trades, brushed a one-year low of $22017.
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The Australian dollar, often seen as a proxy to China-related trades, brushed a one-year low of $0.7381.
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Vanessa James of France brushed along the ice with partner Morgan Cipres in the Pairs' Short Program on Wednesday.
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