"It just builds up and builds up and builds up," Rita Loch-Caruso, professor of environmental health at the University of Michigan, told BuzzFeed News.
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But Go is a game that builds up over time, builds up structures and interacts in complex ways.
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The frustration builds up until he takes an unreasonable risk.
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Over time, the gas builds up inside of the egg.
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Currently, the country builds up to two billion square meters annually.
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I would rather pay everything because credit card [debt] builds up.
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A jump kick at a downward angle builds up awesome momentum.
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The anxiety builds up and I never go through with it.
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"The warehouse builds up so much that it's unsafe," he said.
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When it builds up, it blocks an enzyme known as PCSK9.
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The system continuously builds up a database of addresses and customer details.
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A momentum builds up, a spell between page and hand and eye.
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After a few days, the smell builds up and gets pretty bad.
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The difference builds up inventories and puts downward pressure on oil prices.
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She builds up anticipation on social media days before a collection drops.
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As a result, water builds up on the windows, walls, and furniture.
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The older a flowstone gets, the more thorium builds up inside it.
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During winemaking, a chemical called tartaric acid builds up on vat walls.
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If you wait too long, the fear inside of you builds up.
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As speed builds up, the ball's motion will provide an isometric workout.
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It builds up until (like my son) it chokes off the airflow.
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He's trying to manage that decline as he builds up his services.
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Over time, crud builds up at the boundary between the anode and electrolyte.
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In the years Takeshi is on ice, Reileen builds up a massive empire.
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Water that is flash-heated into steam builds up below and eventually — kablooey!
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If a chimpanzee gets dehydrated, the protein creatinine builds up in its urine.
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As a result, sugar builds up in their blood, leading to health problems.
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It all builds up to this bigger picture of me learning about myself.
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People don't want to watch bad product that only builds up Crooked Hillary.
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That's as Asia's second-largest economy builds up its fuel mix at home.
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When glycogen builds up in these cells it can lead to disability and death.
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In the long term, it builds up and raises the risk of skin cancer.
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The noxious compound trimethylamine (TMA) builds up in the bodies of sufferers over time.
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"The capital structure is becoming inefficient as the company builds up cash," they said.
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It also builds up economies and trade and minimizes the risk of political instability.
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"Proud Mary" is undeniably empowering, especially as it builds up to a triumphant chorus.
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The peat slowly builds up over centuries because the annual growth exceeds the decay.
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Later in the book, Perkins builds up to an image that stops the heart.
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If too much rubbish builds up, it can become toxic and kill the cell.
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The slower it runs, the more energy it builds up for the next sprint.
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Fuel builds up, and then an intense drought sets the stage for supercharged wildfires.
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"It's something that builds up, physiologically or behaviorally that can lead to a potential conflict."
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But eventually, enough pressure builds up inside the volcano that this caprock bends and breaks.
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The second half of the film builds up to a brutal scene of attempted rape.
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Without insulin, this sugar builds up in the bloodstream instead of being channeled for energy.
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The toxin builds up in the sea lions, which eat fish that consume the algae.
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It also builds up a network and credibility that you might need at some point.
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Occasionally, however, the methane builds up and the cones erupt into flames, according to Slate.
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Tensions in the South China Sea have been high as China builds up artificial islands.
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If the feeling builds up over a long enough period of time, something could burst.
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Cabana said the result could be fewer near term rate increases as inflation builds up.
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Unlike women, they hold their anger in, but eventually that anger builds up and explodes.
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During a menstrual cycle, the uterine lining builds up each month for a potential embryo.
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As plates move, pressure builds up across their boundaries, while friction holds them in place.
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Yan believes in the power of a tiny habit that can builds up over time.
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"Whether or not faults rupture depends on the kind of stress that builds up," Bellini says.
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When you're using dry shampoo every day, it builds up, and it eventually dulls the hair.
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Very little selling pressure is evident, even as it possibly builds up for release in January.
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"Today, we choose to be happy," he intones, as the music builds up to a drop.
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Cholesterol builds up and constricts the available space in arteries, making it likelier to clog them.
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It also can be hard to confidently hold onto at times if finger grease builds up.
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Within the gameplay loop, Red Candle builds up expectations for the apartment and then bucks them.
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Phosphorous builds up in lake sediments and lingers long after sources of pollution have dried up.
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But for a film that builds up wonderfully, "Kahaani 2" fails to finish off in style.
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As the gas builds up, the bag floats up in the air, like an enormous balloon.
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But as someone buys more and more, that extra cost builds up — and eventually becomes inhibitive.
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"If acetaldehyde builds up, you can get a flushing response, nausea, redness, and discomfort," he says.
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The most significant is the moral hazard that builds up in managed financial systems over time.
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It builds up your bones and skins to be able to take and deliver punishing blows.
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Each attack builds up a meter (focus), and if you combo attacks, the meter builds faster.
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It's a duplicate of a duplicate of a duplicate, and each time the grain builds up.
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As Gladio takes damage, a Rage meter builds up, which allows him to hit back harder.
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It's a grim plot, and to Mr. Kelly's credit, he builds up to the crime masterfully.
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This could make China nervous, ensuring Beijing builds up its atomic arsenal and missile defenses as well.
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As Game of Thrones builds up to its icy and fiery climax, the chosen one will emerge.
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If the weather is close to freezing, ice builds up, and they have to stop the turbine.
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This sand progressively builds up on the slope, and eventually flows in mini-avalanches down the face.
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But mostly, Garland builds up the uncanniness and the dread factor of the world inside The Shimmer.
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That information, run through appropriate software, builds up an image of what the beam is pointing at.
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People assume they can pollute for free until the pollution builds up and becomes a serious problem.
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Grumbles over power outages turn to wholesale slaughter surprisingly quickly, and wreckage builds up almost magically overnight.
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Max eDrive mode uses electric power only, while Save Battery builds up a charge for later use.
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Describing life inside the prison, Kushner builds up a pointillist image of the control the authorities exert.
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Strain builds up at the boundary, which is then released suddenly in the form of an earthquake.
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So, this uncertainty builds up anxiety and this uncertainty can be disastrous, if it's not well managed.
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Vinyl is a risk: the needle skips, fluff builds up, it'll never sound as loud as a .
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Waste from up to 200,000 chickens builds up ammonia, and that damages birds' and workers' respiratory systems.
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As magma builds up beneath a volcano, it causes the ground above to swell and change shape.
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It builds up throughout the day and attaches to adenosine receptors on neurons, making us feel drowsy.
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"Metabolism slows in older adults, so toxicity to benzos builds up, which can cause dizziness," she said.
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"The ice builds up on our tools, our ladders, which becomes a safety problem," Mr. Fitzgerald said.
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I think it will be around forever, but become less severe over time, as immunity builds up.
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Because of how quickly pressure builds up inside the transformer, this explosion can occur as a fireball.
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Our library starts simply with First Order concepts, but then builds up to Second and Third Order ideas.
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Well, with annual salary increases and matched contributions, that 5% automated contribution gradually builds up to $2.5 million.
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There's no recent model for a successful presidency that builds up power rather than spending it down rapidly.
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The attrition builds up and you never really have the opportunity to offload anything if you're not careful.
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If the economy grows faster than interest builds up, the government could run a small deficit for ever.
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While an LAD artery blockage builds up gradually over time, a widowmaker heart attack can come on quick.
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As an enzyme cranks away and builds up product, the product feeds back and shuts down the enzyme.
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And, the pressure only builds up if you're the type to leave everything to the very last minute.
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There's also just the undertow of progression and experience that builds up like a plaque on our bodies.
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That plows through the atmosphere and builds up all this gas into superheated levels that can vaporize steel.
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Along the way, tides can pull the debris back toward shore, where it builds up along the coastline.
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Weekly dusting will help control the amount of grime that builds up on the slats of the blinds.
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I'm also prone to keloid scarring, which happens when scar tissue builds up to form an unsightly lump.
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That protection wanes over the first few months of life as the baby builds up its own defenses.
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But I do think we need to have that long-term view that health builds up over time.
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And generally speaking, birds don't fart; they lack the stomach bacteria that builds up gas in their intestines.
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Slower convergence rates mean strain builds up more slowly, making earthquakes either smaller or more rare, he said.
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So charge builds up until it's released all at once as a superbolt striking the water, researchers think.
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But the scar tissue of trauma subverts that, builds up callouses and memories where they wouldn't otherwise be.
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Appointments are always booked in blocks of six or 10, as the treatment builds up as your body responds.
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Dust builds up, crumbs are spilled, and if you have pets — you know how bad the shedding can be.
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Flare-ups can always occur, but they grow less frequent as the body builds up immunity to the virus.
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The kiss builds up with believable confusion and nerves from both men, and in the end it yields nothing.
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Over the course of six episodes, it builds up horror about what may come in the next 15 years.
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The 3D printer lays down layers of a material like silicone until enough builds up to form a tube.
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When plaque builds up on your teeth, the bacteria emits acid byproducts, which can cause your teeth to weaken.
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When sand builds up near the brink of the dune and becomes overly steepened, it flows down the slope.
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Instead, it builds up the idea that our biochemistry has been contaminated by influences from beyond our own planet.
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This builds up to the noisy, exuberant Resurrection festivities which take place on the night from Saturday to Sunday.
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It builds up, primarily in the brain, taking away everything a child has learned within a couple of years.
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Without insulin, sugar then builds up in the blood and the body resorts to burning fat stores for energy.
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During my period, spots flare up that require heavy-duty concealer, which then builds up into a cakey texture.
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And like that film, Don't Breathe is about tension that builds up to choking, edge-of-the-seat levels.
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The brake-by-wire builds up the pressure on the rear caliper instead of the driver doing so directly.
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"If you don't have dialysis, all that excess fluid and excess toxin builds up in the body," Cervantes said.
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"Then very quickly, the person builds up enough history, and then they really are in the system," he said.
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Eliminating special pieces, which are shaped like triangles but still function like normal dots, builds up your companion's power.
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I have this overall philosophy that a company is like a human body, which builds up toxins over time.
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And more youth trust Russia than the United States, as the Kremlin builds up its presence in the region.
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This does not happen overnight, but slowly builds up over time to the point where they cannot stand it.
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The night before, he is admitted to Whiston Hospital the silence between us builds up until it is crackling.
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From the conversations we had with Natalie, I think it builds up the dysfunction that she was living within.
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An abnormal form of tau builds up in Alzheimer's and causes the interior of the cell to fall apart.
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It can lock you in now, and keep you paying over time after it builds up its streaming library.
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"What that does is, it builds up your network, it personalizes, it builds an instant personal connection," said Reed.
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NASH, short for nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, is a type of liver disease in which liver fat builds up in people.
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Every book in Chronicles builds up to a dragon fight at the climax, and it's always worth the wait.
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"It builds up this generational myth and also cements [the setting] in California, Hollywood, movies and horror," she told them.
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This one-two punch could worsen flooding there, as water builds up and is unable to escape into the sea.
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Blockchain technology builds up a massive ledger of transactions that is verified and shared by a global network of computers.
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Could you share some of the ways that FedEx is innovating and changing its network as e-commerce builds up?
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The condition, also known as Berger's disease, occurs when immunoglobulin A builds up in the kidneys, according to Mayo Clinic.
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When acetylcholinesterase is inactivated, acetylcholine builds up at nerve sites, leading to excessive stimulation of the downstream gland or muscle.
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Lawson, erect in her chair, builds up speed to move toward Sheppard, rolling up and hovering just over her body.
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It's thought that LDL cholesterol helps create plaque that builds up in your arteries, increasing your chances for heart disease.
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Manhole covers sometimes shoot into the air when water pressure builds up in drainage lines during a storm, she said.
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Flossing is thought to work by removing the sticky film of plaque that builds up on the sides of teeth.
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T-Mobile will also let Dish use its network for the next seven years as Dish builds up its network.
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Anyway, this is a good step forward and hopefully builds up demand for more standardized support for FIDO security keys.
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In this way, the outbreak builds up the trade war's negative effects, intensifying uncertainty, raising costs and delaying investment decisions.
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Total has made a series of deals this year as it builds up its presence in the renewable energy sector.
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Novakovich's "Dutch Treat" builds up to the arrest of a former U.N. peacekeeper for inadvertently financing the 9/11 hijackers.
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Russia builds up forces near its border with eastern Ukraine and claims right to intervene to protect Russian-speakers there.
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It could expand into other markets as SpaceX builds up the constellation, which could grow to more than 2250,22 satellites.
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Gas is normal for babies, but it can be painful if too much builds up in the stomach or colon.
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Tensions in the South China Sea have been high as China builds up artificial islands to bolster its territorial claims.
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This may have a subtle effect that builds up over time or it may create a powerful change more immediately.
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Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that can damage the optic nerve, typically because pressure builds up inside the eye.
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But you could use your skills to start a business that builds up your resume, without spending a lot of money.
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People already have access to a massive catalog of copyrighted song snippets that TikTok builds up by partnering with studios worldwide.
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It's exactly what you might think: pressure builds up on the eardrum and eventually causes it to burst, explains Dr. Mukhija.
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As acid builds up in the world's oceans, it's becoming harder for corals to secrete and maintain their calcium carbonate exoskeletons.
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Photosynthesis continues and a starch reservoir builds up allowing the sea slug to go up to three months without additional food.
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Energy: As a store of Energy builds up from Zarya's Barriers absorbing attacks, the damage dealt by her Particle Cannon rises.
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That's because phosphorous from pollutants builds up in the soil, and can continue to bleed into lakes for years to come.
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Google builds up these suggestion chips based on the machine learning it can apply to the way that you actually type.
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Over time, gas builds up in your intestines, which can lead to bloating and abdominal pain, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Sometimes, saying, "We are going to have great sex on this date," just builds up unreasonable expectations and leads to disappointment.
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Kind of like a mint-green sorbet that chips away like shale, it builds up in thin layers on the spatula.
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In theory, this can release much of the gridlock that builds up in a more bipartisan system like the Untied States'.
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However, experts still expect Xofluza to lose its potency over time as the flu builds up a resistance to the drug.
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That's because they've developed a seroma—a collection of fluid that builds up beneath the skin—around one of their implants.
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Summer lightning in the West is a regular afternoon phenomenon, when the heat builds up and suddenly breaks in violent release.
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It's always better to promise something that is both feasible and meaningful, and something that builds up rather than tears down.
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Whenever the pressure builds up, you can hear a large hissing sound — almost like the screeching from an exploding soda bottle.
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Phosphorus builds up on the walls of these pathways as the stars release radiation, and phosphorus monoxide is created in abundance.
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If they can manage loss now, when the stakes are low, it builds up resilience for when the stakes are high.
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"They might be in their apartment alone and the heat builds up and they don't have an air conditioner," said Baldwin.
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She had something called methemoglobinemia, a condition in which a very high amount of the namesake methemoglobin builds up in blood.
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"It builds up our self-confidence and our self-esteem," said Jonni, who joined Figure Skating in Harlem at age 6.
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Pressure builds up until stress overcomes friction, creating a sudden release of energy that sends seismic waves through the ground, called earthquakes.
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All babies who had a CT scan showed signs of brain calcification, a condition in which calcium builds up in the brain.
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Acquiring more hospitals builds up a bigger revenue base and creates more leverage to milk higher prices out of commercial health insurers.
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Also, you taste every layer of flavor or seasoning, discussing the qualities of it as it builds up to the final dish.
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Probably. But it's more important for the health of the plot that Rick builds up a crew of savage, clinical zombie killers.
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That packs the wax so it builds up, or it removes too much wax, so dirt and debris (and bacteria) can enter.
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This process gradually builds up, allowing the software to understand even the most complicated data by breaking it down into constituent parts.
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Researchers now report that immune cells may be attacking a protein that builds up in the brain when someone has the disease.
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With encouragement from various townspeople and a little bit of magic, an annual tradition builds up around this rotund, apple-cheeked stranger.
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If phenylalanine builds up in the blood major health problems will result: neurological problems, intellectual disabilities, psychiatric disorders, and other serious effects.
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There's a sleep drive that builds up according to how long you've been awake, he said, and then dissipates as you sleep.
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In the atmosphere at this time of year, pressure builds up in air masses over the Great Basin, east of the state.
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It's a painstaking process, which builds up to something unexpected and awe-inspiring, as with many of the works in the show.
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Pressure often builds up ahead of sensitive EU summits and the bloc is also known for sometimes missing its self-imposed deadlines.
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"Once you catch a viral illness, your body builds up immunity to that virus so you can't get it again," she says.
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You had all of these legal indignities, time and time again, and that builds up a reservoir of anxiety and pain and anger.
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The motion builds up tension along the plate boundary and that strain will eventually be released in an earthquake somewhere along that fault.
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An IPO would also line Snap's coffers with potentially billions of dollars as it hires engineers and builds up its ad sales business.
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Lactate builds up when a runner burns glucose at a faster rate than he takes in oxygen, for instance, during the final sprint.
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Instead, the movie backs away from both of these options and builds up to a final act that feels especially lazy and uninspired.
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And while researchers work to nail down the quantitative proof needed to track these changes, the anecdotal evidence builds up on the ground.
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At the point of entry, InSight's heat shield faces forward to protect its sensitive parts as heat builds up to 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Outgassing also builds up as a greasy film on the inside of your new car's windows—or the outside of your space station.
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Haldane noted that there's a winding bot that crouches and builds up energy for three minutes before leaping three meters in the air.
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It ends up in rivers where it builds up on the river bed, raising the level of the water far higher than normal.
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But in other orbits space debris—consisting of dead satellites and their fragments, as well as the leftovers of discarded launchers—builds up.
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That hydrogen builds up around the white dwarf, and eventually it gets so hot that it erupts in an extremely bright thermonuclear reaction.
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This is because OHL raised 1bn in a rights issue last year, which builds up this basket on a "one-for-one basis".
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"This builds up on evidence that loneliness is a very, very serious risk factor," said Anne Vinggaard Christensen, lead author of the study.
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And every time the movie builds up a head of steam, it veers left into some other story entirely, which hurts its momentum.
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As a result, pet hair builds up on floors and rugs, which can go from annoying to disgusting in a matter of days.
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Through all the clicking, posting and article sharing, and activity elsewhere online, Facebook builds up an ad profile for each of its users.
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That coating, especially when it builds up, makes it harder for water and detergent to fully penetrate the fibers, trapping odor-causing bacteria.
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He builds up the dread with ruthless efficiency and minimal gimmickry, relying on and refreshing some of the oldest techniques in the book.
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But even if Atlante builds up its firepower again, some argue that its structure and mandate make it difficult to apply to NPLs.
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"Adenosine tends to be sedative ... and one of the signals to fall asleep is that adenosine builds up in the brain," Swift said.
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Smog typically builds up during that time as coal-fired boilers heat homes and offices, adding to air pollution from factories and mills.
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And the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, too, builds up a longer-term pressure, one that periodically threatens to burst out in episodes of violence.
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Coronary artery disease occurs when plaque builds up in the blood vessels around the heart, and it is a scary precursor to heart attacks.
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And that's what boosts their imagination, that's what builds up their whimsy: making up stories on top of all the stories that they're told.
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"One hour of lost sleep is not going to destroy anyone's life, but as it builds up, you get chronic sleep restriction," he says.
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He recently underwent an MRI brain scan and was given a test for the amyloid protein that builds up in the brain during Alzheimer's.
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You'll have less belly fat This is the visceral or "deep" fat that builds up around vital organs like your liver, pancreas and intestines.
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In that pilot episode, she's introduced to the boys and introduced into that loft through Jess and slowly builds up all of her friendships.
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Conversely, Fitch would upgrade BSB's ratings if BSB further builds up its capital buffer noticeably with a disciplined risk appetite in the medium term.
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The three games Brantley didn't play were scheduled off days as he builds up to playing every day after missing most of last year.
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" Scar tissue builds up, making surgery more difficult and the immune system is "even more revved up and ready to reject the next heart.
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When you use it a lot, like any oven, it builds up a stubborn layer of splatter that does not want to come off.
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Hundreds of people are injured every year while forming human pyramids as competition builds up to see which group can make the highest pyramid.
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In her studio in Zurich, Teufen builds up the objects on the glass, making copies as she goes to see how it's shaping up.
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N, one of biggest U.S. providers of physicians to hospitals, in a deal valued at $5.57 billion as it builds up its healthcare portfolio.
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Now it seems Facebook is happy to burn down some of the credibility of its younger apps if it builds up the central company.
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It's unfortunate," says 31-year-old medical student Oscar Soto Jr. "People late for work, trying to get gas, stress builds up, you know.
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"A man builds up muscle and bone density, as well as a greater number of oxygen-carrying red blood cells, from childhood," she said.
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Our plan breaks down the barriers around mental health and builds up a sense of belonging that will help millions of suffering Americans heal.
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"Victoria," a group number, builds up kinetic excitement in a number of ways, not least by shunting groups of dancers purposefully around the space.
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One team builds up, looking for a well-executed goal, while the other sits back, absorbs the pressure, and tries to spring a counterattack.
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But Cannold deploys him haphazardly onstage, like a mouse in a maze; whenever he builds up a righteous rage, he's forced to scuttle away.
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The corals excrete a hard substance that builds up into a reef, giving the coral polyps and many other creatures a place to live.
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If this builds up a lot, it doesn&apost come out as one big chunk, but it also doesn&apost suction out very smoothly.
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My own private monoculture builds up under the heading of Bill Evans-esque jazz, a kind of jazz that the algorithm delimits for me.
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A long line of car drivers quickly builds up behind to watch him inching past a vehicle as slow and cumbersome as his own.
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There will also most likely be a slight musty smell, from sweat that builds up in the nooks and crannies of the human body.
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As Beijing builds up its military and extends its geopolitical influence, some officials fear that America's dependence on Chinese factories makes it strategically vulnerable.
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This does not matter in the vacuum of space, because without friction to hold a spacecraft back, speed builds up gradually to a decent rate.
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These young people with quick eyes are entering data as games are happening, and that builds up a picture as they go through the game.
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And as I wrote on Wednesday, if Trump builds up a big lead by then, it could be nearly impossible to catch up to him.
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Later versions of their machine have been re-tailored to better deal with dust, and to be more easily maintained when the dust builds up.
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You might be struck by the way mud builds up on Arthur's boots on a rainy day or how his beard grows as time progresses.
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First of all, Facebook builds up a picture of everything it thinks you like and don't like, based on your various activities on the platform.
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Garcia was diagnosed with hydrocephalus, a rare condition in which cerebrospinal fluid builds up in the cavities deep within the brain, at 11 months old.
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"It's important to slough off that top layer of dead, dull skin that builds up thanks to the extra sweat, SPF, and pollution," she explains.
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Tension builds up between Albertine and her sister Pascale through each snippet and explodes in a nail-biting, bloody crescendo literally over their mother's deathbed.
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When your sweat glands are blocked, either by tight clothing or plain old sensitive skin and humidity, sweat builds up and causes an uncomfortable reaction.
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Consider a new service, your Personal Protector, that collects the same private data and builds up the same robust model of your personality over time.
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Gfrörer's precise body language builds up Agnes' struggle to tamp down her emotion and maintain normalcy until she cracks in a simple but heartbreaking way.
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On top, Ms. Flanigan sings extended tones, making them digitally repeat as she builds up her own choir and creates her own gradual harmonic movement.
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They never do and then the holographic technology scurries back into the shadows until someone else builds up enough courage to try disappointing us again.
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Atherosclerosis, in which fatty material builds up and thickens artery walls, can cause heart attacks and strokes, and affects more than 15.8 million Americans alone.
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And that scar tissue builds up and blocks your spinal fluid from being able to travel on both side of your spine, front and back.
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In 1984, the scientists isolated the period gene and discovered that cells use it to make a protein that builds up at night, during sleep.
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Giving too much credit to any one person builds up Mr. Miller, undeservedly, as a Machiavellian genius and lets many other folks off the hook.
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He compared the run up to an earthquake, saying that if too much tectonic pressure builds up, that could eventually lead to an inevitable disaster.
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When you have a lot of communication online before you go out with someone, it builds up a false sense of who the person is.
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Atherosclerosis is a devastating heart disease in which plaque builds up inside arteries and can lead to serious problems, including heart attack, stroke or death.
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For now, market analysts are betting on a contained situation in which North Korea gradually builds up its nuclear ability without seriously threatening regional peace.
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Enough dirt builds up, and the LIDAR's ability to send out hundreds of thousands of laser beams to map the surrounding environment can be diminished.
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Even Satisfactory, which eventually allows you to power manufacturing with nuclear energy, ensures that waste builds up and becomes an issue that players cannot ignore.
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He and his colleagues had been treating a patient with severe fatty liver disease, a condition where too much fat builds up in the organ.
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Most EU countries are also tougher than Britain in insisting that welfare benefits cannot be claimed until a migrant builds up some years' worth of contributions.
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The French carmaker had hoped its recent acquisition of Opel/Vauxhall from General Motors would help to convince Aisin to invest, as it builds up scale.
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TeachFX is even trying to identify unconscious biases, something the technology should get better at doing as it builds up a database of classroom-related inputs.
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An offending clip might sit on the network for years without being flagged, only causing problems when a channel builds up enough subscribers to attract attention.
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Elemental effects stack, so the more you pelt a machine with, say, freeze arrows, the more that freeze effect builds up and the longer it lasts.
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For Grunenthal - best-known as the company that initially developed thalidomide as a morning sickness drug - the acquisition builds up its growing business in pain products.
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Wellington Hospital endocrinologist Dr John Wilson says that without insulin injections, sugar builds up in the blood and the body begins to burn fat to survive.
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The images also suggest the roiling tensions incited by Akhnaten's rule, as opposition builds up to the climactic confrontation in which he is deposed and killed.
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Plus guys who can't afford the black market prices get themselves in debt trying to satisfy that urge, the stress of being in debt builds up.
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But, as with most flu medications, the drug loses effectiveness as the flu builds up a resistance, and Tamiflu does not cure the flu very quickly.
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Without the insulin, the body's cells can't use the glucose, so it builds up in the blood, causing the "high blood sugar" that can be dangerous.
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In cold winter months when precipitation occurs or ice builds up on an aircraft's service, de-icing fluid is applied to the exterior of the aircraft.
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Therefore, about a week before you start your whitening regimen, use a toothpaste specifically designed for people with sensitive teeth or one that builds up enamel.
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The disputed islands have been among a number of potential points of contention as China builds up its presence in the East and South China Seas.
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After a satisfying light and sound show as the laser builds up, the balloons pop as if they were genetically engineered Metroids caught in Samus' beam.
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The Cocos plate scoots rapidly under the continental crust of the North American plate, which "builds up the stress and strain at a faster rate," Bellini says.
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Around two to five days after death, gas builds up inside the body, forcing the fetus of a pregnant woman to be ejected through the vaginal canal.
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The Indian government source said India had proposed establishing a flying school and a maintenance hub at Mattala to boost airport revenues while it builds up traffic.
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It slows down the flow of the familiar music by jamming in extra phrases, and builds up the energy by jamming nonstop, busy action onto the screen.
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The same is true for "Not Abel," which builds up as an acoustic-based folk song before spinning off into a different dimension in its final third.
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General and administrative operating expenses have increased substantively over the last year as Okta, like every public company, builds up compliance infrastructure to adhere to Sarbanes-Oxley.
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Researchers know that fluid that normally builds up the lower half of the body (due to gravity) tends to flow upward, causing increased pressure on the brain.
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Her research found that many women start their sexual experiences from a point of neutrality, which then builds up to desire during foreplay or the act itself.
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Whether you wear makeup or you go bare-faced, everyday face wash can't remove all of the grime that builds up on your skin throughout the day.
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But UMP's Khodanov said the new bank's creation was an opportunity for Kazakhstan to sell uranium to the IAEA as the facility it builds up its reserves.
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In endometriosis, this tissue, though it's growing in the wrong place, acts exactly like the endometrial lining: It builds up and then sheds when it's period time.
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To replicate the mottled texture and color of battered skin, she builds up the leather with wood, MDF, glitter, and various tools from paintbrushes to jigsaw pieces.
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The crescendo that builds up as you physically grow reaches its peak at the moment when that child exits your body and is handed into your arms.
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But there is no room for complacency: If the number of new cases builds up too quickly, even US intensive care units will be unable to cope.
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With 361 new-car franchises in 16 states, AutoNation has the reach to continue providing service as Waymo builds up fleets in other markets, Mr. Jackson said.
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In addition to most likely being without German, the Yankees must handle their most talented starting pitcher, Luis Severino, with care as he builds up his workload.
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Multiple news outlets, including FOX 31 Denver, report that Bannan told cops that he suffers from hydrocephalus, a condition where excess fluid builds up in brain cavities.
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"If we are to continue to have this uncertainty then you have over time a corrosive effect that builds up in 2019 with less investment," she added.
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These vacuums also feature a squared-off front that should be much better at wedging itself into corners to sweep debris that builds up in your home.
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Steam also builds up as the engine is active, which needs to be released every so often, but also provides a small speed boost when you do.
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All the plagiarism thus far builds up to create new moments that both pay off on their own, but also invoke the originals without relying on nostalgia.
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Nurmagomedov is excactly what everyone hates about the best wrestlers—as the fight progresses he simply builds up more and more of a lead in 'riding time'.
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This is particularly true when you're working above the anaerobic threshold — when lactic acid builds up in the body at a faster rate than it can be removed.
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Atherosclerosis is a disease in which plaque builds up inside the arteries, limiting the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the organs and other parts of the body.
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Then Angst (assisted by the equally aptly named researcher Martha Tingle) looked into questions of opiate pharmacology, such as how easily the body builds up tolerance to drugs.
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A man builds up muscle and bone density, as well as a greater number of oxygen-carrying red blood cells, from childhood," Martina wrote ... "Training increases the discrepancy.
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Pollution from vehicles in the City of Light often builds up into a greyish haze over the city and is becoming an increasing concern to local health authorities.
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Acrimony builds up to Melinda's inability to accept that the newly wealthy Robert has moved on following their divorce, and the lengths that she'll go to enact revenge.
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Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around — those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them.
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Avery recognizes that as his company builds up its code reviewing service, it's going to create a mass of data about the coding process and common reviewer issues.
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By delegitimizing the current President on racial grounds, Trump builds up his own model of leadership, one built around loyalty to his person rather than a political party.
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A series of life events, often beginning in childhood, builds up trauma that leads people to seek comfort through different kinds of risky behavior: alcohol, overeating, even drugs.
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Ghosh builds up his thriller beautifully, and the atmospherics throughout the film are pitch perfect, lending a note of authenticity to a screenplay that doesn't always make sense.
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Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around, those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them because you have a service industry that builds up around them.
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"Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around–those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them."
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For the next two hours and fifteen minutes, the film builds up its subject as a cross between a Bollywood leading man, a Marvel superhero and a saint.
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When he finally builds up the courage to say something to her, though, it initially seems as though he's misread the situation in the most tragic way possible.
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I know about ambergris, for one, the waxy substance that builds up in sperm whale intestines, and was (for some ungodly reason) used as a base for perfumes.
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As Amazon builds up its distribution network, it's hit on a trick long practiced by the likes of Walmart: using the federal government to help pay its workers.
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Oral testosterone appeared to increase low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, the "bad" kind that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks.
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The plot builds up to things like a (quite literally) underground resistance, an alien species threatening the cosmos, and a climactic battle against the alien forces' home base.
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When energy builds up from the magnetic fields, it gets released in the form of a solar storm, which ejects clouds of plasma ions and radiation into space.
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A dentist measured the severity of their gingivitis and their levels of plaque, the bacteria-laden film that builds up on the teeth and can cause gum disease.
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And with Republicans being more sorted than Democrats, that suggests there's great demand for a steady diet of messaging that builds up the GOP and tears down Democrats.
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"Because if we can create many manufacturing jobs around — those manufacturing jobs create more jobs around them, because you have a service industry that builds up around them."
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As an activist investor, Elliott quietly builds up equity stakes in companies until it has a big enough position to start rattling the cages of a company's management.
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The curriculum builds up to a public Demo Day, where participants present their products to an audience of potential investors from the stage of one of Crossroads' churches.
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After that, it will depend on a trading firm to sell its oil to export markets as the state builds up capacity to do so itself, Bynoe said.
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After that, it will depend on the trading firm to sell its oil to export markets as the state builds up capacity to do so itself, Bynoe said.
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"The rate at which the atmosphere approaches the [rocket] and builds up temperature and loads is just really, really enormous," Beck explained to The Verge following the launch.
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With a sneeze, a significant amount of air pressure builds up in the lungs and forces its way through the nasal cavity to get rid of that irritant.
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But if you always err toward "a little more growth" and "rates a bit on the low side," then over time, more and more inflationary pressure builds up.
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During descents into the ocean, the accumulated weight of water increases and pressure builds up — about 14.7 pounds per square inch for every 33 feet (10 meters) of depth.
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The virus can lead to Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome, according to the Centers for Disease Control, which causes coughing and shortness of breath as fluid builds up in the lungs.
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Life support systems must supply the right mixture of gases for people to breathe and remove carbon dioxide from the air before it builds up to a dangerous amount.
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When Bjork builds up to the soaring "how" in "I thought I could organize freedom, how Scandinavian of me" at 1:40 into the song, you should get chills.
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That last part takes up the bulk of the film's run time, but in many ways, it's the middle segment — the shortest — that builds up the most interesting tension.
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In its clinical trial, the drug helped to erase beta amyloid, a sticky plaque that builds up in the brain and can lead to the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
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The virus can lead to Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome, according to the Centers for Disease Control, which causes coughing and shortness of breath as fluid builds up in the lungs.
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Lots of different kinds of bacteria, spreading and eating up nutrients and giving off gas—which builds up, bloating the body to the point that it's dangerous to deflate.
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The beginning moments of the new House of Cards season 4 trailer builds up about the same amount of tension you probably felt the first time you watched Psycho.
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And, for now, it's completely free to list and sell and do anything on the site: Yeay is completely pre-revenue as it builds up users and use cases.
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Pieces by Dubois, Boucher, Rodin, and a host of contemporaries are all on view, but the gallery layout builds up to five consecutive rooms filled with works by Claudel.
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Salt is benign in low concentrations—10s of milligrams per liter of water (mg L-1)—but becomes detrimental to freshwater aquatic ecosystems as it builds up over time.
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As soon as her character builds up the courage to do a lap, she gets knocked to the ground — but Moran and Lovelace are there to lift her up.
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It seems that many of the snails species sold are meant for tasks like keeping your tank or pond clean, and eating the algae that builds up in it.
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Foreign exchange reserves had declined $13.7 billion from February through July, as BI sought to stabilise the rupiah as U.S interest rates rise and global trade tension builds up.
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This insurance provides both a death benefit and builds up a cash value, a type of savings or investment that you may be able to withdraw from your policy.
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You see, when it's compacted in the box, the surface area of the tree is reduced and the humidity builds up inside, so very little evaporation will take place.
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The idea gained momentum after a study in the journal Science indicated that increasing forest cover could substantially reduce the amount of carbon that builds up in the atmosphere.
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It is like an in-breath the moment before it's an out-breath, or a minor chord that builds up to that peak moment before it becomes a major.
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Because the chemicals do not readily break down, the concentration of them builds up in the bodies of predators as they eat more and more fish contaminated with PCBs.
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Sounding like DEVO and Television processed through a garbage disposal, the track builds up to a scorching instrumental breakdown that's one of the most hypnotic moments of the year.
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I generally have a pretty ambivalent relationship with lore, that knotted collection of old stories, characters, locations, and other info-points that builds up over a long series' history.
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When people with ESRD can't get dialysis, "fluid builds up in their lungs making them feel like they are drowning and the waste will cause nausea," Cervantes said by email.
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The trades, coming in the wake of the quarterly industry negotiations, deal a blow to the London Metal Exchange as the U.S. bourse builds up its metals business in Asia.
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Over time, the lint builds up and sticks to the walls of the trap, just like menstrual blood and tissue build up on the walls of your uterus every month.
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Some strings do anchor the work to its orchestral origins, but then tremolo guitars and ride cymbals engulf the soundscape as the ensemble builds up to Megan Stetson's first verses.
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The twist is that the game is based around music: you start out each stage with a simple techno beat, and the track builds up in time with your actions.
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The story builds up to a climactic Battle of Agincourt, with help from a supporting cast that includes Ben Mendelsohn, who plays an ailing King Henry IV, and Robert Pattinson.
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Complaining about their behaviors sounds petty, but it builds up over timeTrying to explain why these behaviors are hurtful one at a time is difficult because they sound so trivial.
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Studies have shown that there is an association with the visible external crease on the earlobe and increased risk of atherosclerosis, a disease where plaque builds up inside your arteries.
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It's enough to make you realize how amazingly ridiculous it all is—if you couldn't tell from the original—and builds up energy for the moment the beat drops again.
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Current coronavirus patients' CT scans show "ground glass," a phenomenon in which fluid builds up in lungs and presents itself as white patches, as Business Insider's Aria Bendix has reported.
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Nonetheless, the jihadists and the Turkish military earlier exchanged fire nearby, underscoring the tension as Turkey builds up its forces and the rebel groups it backs prepare to enter Idlib.
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In the first movement of his "Eroica" Symphony, that train of thought builds up aggressive momentum, culminating in a series of slashing dissonant chords that are repeated with relentless force.
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BeanQ, like many other popular AI toys on the market, builds up a detailed profile of a child through hours of daily interactions, allowing parents to analyze their child's development.
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Unlike medicines for chronic diseases, these are only taken for short periods of time, and new drugs constantly need to be replenished as resistance builds up to the old ones.
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Yun Sung-bin, who is South Korea's sole medal hope in the men's skeleton, wants to let his results do the talking next season as he builds up to Pyeongchang.
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"I, Daniel Blake" builds up an oppressively claustrophobic atmosphere of mounting dread, and you wonder if the stresses of Daniel's circumstances will catch up with him in his weakened state.
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"Because that air has nowhere to go, it keeps accumulating inside this space and builds up pressure between the chest wall and the lungs," an American Lung Association spokesperson explains.
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There's a lot of discordant synthesizer noise at first that builds up, rather brilliantly, I think, to the introduction of Cats' main theme at 1:11 — the Jellicle cats theme.
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As the film dances between Tish and Fonny's stories pre- and post-arrest, Jenkins builds up a picture of love in 1970s New York that is both beautiful and infuriating.
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ACO's art is reminiscent of his run on Midnighter, in that he takes a sledgehammer to time and space and builds up suspenseful pockets of action in jagged, thrilling pieces.
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They do so with intense precision, and without judgement, as Nicchiarelli builds up the narrative of her film through interviews with Nico's son, Ari, and others who knew her intimately.
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It builds up the layers of tension over its opening two minutes before some heavy drum beats—steady, considered, foreboding—enter, and then the whole piece drops away into a throb.
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"It builds up pressure, and heat within the unit, which causes the body of the vessel to separate from the blade assembly like a rocket ship, and it explodes," Rochen said.
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But above all, I See You relies on its script, which builds up expectations in order to upend them, then uses its new paradigm to create a new set of anticipations.
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It builds up to something that can only be described as a total bop, and I'd recommend walking in your nearest patch of sun to it at your next possible convenience.
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As the magma moves up, water inside the volcano heats up, steam builds up pressure and it gets to a point where the rock just can't hold it back any more.
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"If you have a car that builds up desire and demand and it's sexy, you are going to be the next champion of the podium," Bugatti CEO Wolfgang Durheimer told CNBC.
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Her goal was not just what we call letting off steam—an Industrial Revolution-era metaphor that casts human beings as machines in which pressure builds up and must be released.
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While she's still pregnant, mom should get a flu shot because the antibodies she builds up can pass through the placenta and provide months of immunity for her infant after birth.
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Plus, when adenosine builds up in your blood—like when caffeine keeps it floating around in your bloodstream—it leads to an adrenaline release that even further revs up your workouts.
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The goal is to repeatedly map the area over the year, allowing scientists to watch the surface move as snow builds up and features like dunes shift below the bellowing wind.
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Pressing so hard that he builds up a layer of brightly-colored dust, Mr. Martin draws bulbous, organic shapes that call to mind an alien typesetter's case, or pleasantly squishy toys.
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Gary Sheldon was conducting the Opus One Orchestra: Sometimes nothing happens onstage while the score lets the atmosphere change; sometimes Stravinsky builds up a giddying momentum beneath a seemingly straightforward incident.
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India wants Apple to raise value addition share in phases of 3,5,7 and 10 years as the local capacity builds up, part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's plans to boost manufacturing.
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My favorite part about the Ministry of Supply Atlas Sweater is the targeted mesh zones, which are small vents in the armpits where heat often builds up and leaves sweat marks.
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"Comeback Kid" builds up a tense, nasty momentum that could have been relieved by a loud guitar climax or a slow fadeout, but it just ends abruptly after the third chorus.
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In addition to helping you sleep, the app is designed to help explore mindfulness, and it builds up analytics to help discover why Mr. Sandman keeps skipping your apartment in the evenings.
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Many of these mineral ions are subsequently removed from the sea water by marine plants and animals, but others remain in the water, and their concentration builds up over millions of years.
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The track Never Meant to Belong is a forlorn piano tune that gradually builds up to a violin section which, when listened to on the Clear, almost made me shed a tear.
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As more and more sugar builds up in your bloodstream, your kidneys will go into overdrive, filtering out the excess sugar your body isn't using for energy, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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As a habitat builds up around the structure, it may break up the flow of waves moving toward shore and reduce coastal erosion — although Tissot cautioned that the effect might be limited.
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John Kenneth Galbraith, the Depression-era economist, coined the idea of the bezzle — an inventory of undiscovered shenanigans that builds up during boom times as investors make gains and ask few questions.
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And anyway, she thought, a friend had told her that the pill builds up in your system and actually makes it hard to get pregnant even if you miss a few days.
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Research has also linked traffic proximity to atherosclerosis, where plaque builds up inside your arteries; there, too, researchers found both air pollution and night-time traffic noise to have independent, negative effects.
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When he builds up a head of steam he can be terrifying, but he'll need show consistent effort and figure out how to be more creative when a play doesn't go well.
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But while phrases and sections of dance are conducted with rigor and energy, it builds up no ambiguity: We always know who these people are and where they're at with each other.
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It's a sometimes-painful physical condition that occurs when blood flows to and builds up in the penis and testicles during sexual arousal, making the testicles ache if relief isn't achieved through orgasm.
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As they search for safety and an explanation, what emerges is a half-baked premise that builds up white nationalists in order to allow everyone else to go to literal war with them.
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Larson, 28, shared three videos on Sunday from her weighted hip thrust workout — a move that builds up glute and hip strength — as she built up the weight to a whopping 400 lbs.
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As GRAVITY builds up a catalog of flares, probing how long they take to orbit at different radii around the black hole, they'll be able to infer what the black hole's spin is.
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In The Avengers, Loki is more classic evil, but Thor builds up his arc as the sensitive sibling growing up in Thor's shadow and coming to terms with the truth about his past.
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As their experience — and their reputation — builds up over time, Lu hopes Pared gets known as a launching point for many careers, in addition to just offering restaurant workers a more flexible lifestyle.
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The episode builds up to a head-to-head matchup between Bart and Lisa as they find themselves slated to take on each other in Friday night action at the Springfield Skating Rink.
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Chief Executive Pascal Soriot believes 2017 will mark the trough for the British group, as it starts to put generic losses behind it and builds up sales of newer medicines, particularly in cancer.
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But critics say facial recognition could be used to surveil students and note that it builds up databases of sensitive information about peoples' faces, which schools may not be prepared to keep secure.
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Her work for the Y culminates in a 30-minute D.J. set by her collaborator Joss Carter — perhaps a way to release the tension Ms. Doherty builds up, or to revel in it.
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Dmitri Vasiliev, director of financial institutions at credit rating agency Fitch, said the government "will need to inject additional capital for a while, until and unless IBA builds up a new loan book".
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Hong Kong has seen its lucrative position as the world's gateway to China eroded as the mainland rapidly builds up its own ports, airlines and financial powerhouses, and opens its markets to foreign investors.
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Najib has announced a spree of infrastructure projects in the last few months, many funded by China, as he builds up momentum for a general election that he has to call by mid-2018.
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Spielberg's signature sentiment is operating in full force, as he builds up one highly symbolic confrontation solely for the feelings of triumph and justice it creates, and then has it come to exactly nothing.
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Chief Executive Pascal Soriot believes 2017 will mark the trough for the British group, as it starts to put generic losses behind it and builds up sales of recently launched and experimental cancer medicines.
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The deal could reportedly require Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile's German parent company, to sell wireless spectrum to Dish and to give unlimited network access to Dish as the company builds up its wireless business.
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The video itself sees him and a bunch of frankly beautiful people dance under the cover of darkness in a church before the whole thing builds up to an emotionally-charged, tightly-choreographed crescendo.
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Instead, Darktrace builds up a profile of the network to understand what the baseline "normal" looks like so it can spot and identify potential issues, like large amounts of data exfiltration or suspect devices.
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The hallmark of C.T.E. is an abnormal protein called tau, which builds up, usually over years, throughout the cerebral cortex but especially in the temporal lobes, visible across the stained tissue like brown mold.
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"There's the kind of background, everyday anxiety that builds up, we know it's there, but we kind of ignore it and we don't realize how on edge we were until it's gone," Chisholm said.
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Day 8: At this point, patients with severe cases (15%, according to a study from the Chinese CDC) may develop acute respiratory distress syndrome, an illness that occurs when fluid builds up the lungs.
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The one thing you can hope for in suburbs, in walkability terms, is a great tree canopy, something that builds up and grows over time and makes the community better as it gets older.
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Over the course of the film, Edwards' attention to the exact look and feel of the original 1977 movie — to the point where extras had to grow mustaches and sideburns — builds up an incredible sensation.
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You get a few seconds of charging before the charge control system kicks in, so plugging in and unplugging about 30 seconds apart builds up enough of a charge for the phone to take over.
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Around two to five days after the death of a pregnant individual, gas builds up inside the body, eventually forcing the fetus to be ejected from the vaginal canal, resulting in a post-mortem birth.
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"Her dad and I got divorced when she was 5, and although she doesn't remember a lot, and she does pretty well, there's still a lot of stress that builds up over time," she continued.
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Another study, conducted almost a decade ago by a high school science student in conjunction with university researchers, found that PERC builds up in cotton and polyester over two to three cleanings before leveling off.
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While this particular volcano doesn't erupt explosively like Mount Saint Helens or, most recently, Guatemala's Fuego volcano, it can occasionally shoot boulders and volcanic ash high into the air when pressure within Kilauea builds up.
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TheWaveVR has so many areas it can still visit as it builds up for a full release, but it's already far more successful at creating a digital music festival than a VR app should be.
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"It doesn't mean you make crazy demands, but you have to talk about your needs with each other, because if you repress that, resentment builds up and leads to deterioration of the relationship," Derhally says.
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"Areas like Shannon Falls have very polished granite, it's very slippery with the mist and the lichen and etcetera that builds up around there-going in or near those pools has great risk," Wilcox said.
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After four years without a fundamental refresh, Apple has returned with a system that builds up some of the system's strongest selling points, while introducing some tricks, and a few pain points along the way.
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The retrospective builds up to Jarmusch's latest feature, the zombie comedy "The Dead Don't Die," which kicked off the Cannes Film Festival on May 2212 and will open stateside on June 2708-29400-0312, metrograph.
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As he builds up the Vision Fund, Son has hired a roster of investment bankers, including Alex Clavel, a longtime telecommunications banker at Morgan Stanley, and technology banker Ervin Tu of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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It builds up, day by day, culminating in the release and rest of the Sabbath — a one-day weekend that religious Jews build their lives around, and secular Jews and Arabs make the most of.
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"One would expect over time, as Amazon builds up its business, certain senior people will be public ambassadors for the company," said Jason Helfstein, an analyst at Oppenheimer who has a "buy" recommendation on the stock.
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Nothing is exactly as it seems, and while the blush certainly appears black, it's actually a deep, rich aubergine that goes on sheer for a light flush or builds up to a true pop of color.
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From 1483 to 2019, Trump's physical shows his LDL, or "bad" cholesterol because it builds up in arteries, is still above the ideal range (100 or below) but has declined to 122 from 143, Stork says.
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But any replacement of Qualcomm is likely to happen in phases, this person said, as Apple builds up its ability to ensure that its modems work on all the networks and countries where Apple sells phones.
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Over time, that can cause a medical condition called cerumen impaction, in which so much wax builds up it can cause muffled hearing, a feeling of fullness or stuffiness in the ears, tinnitus, or even vertigo.
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It's possible that some of these ingredients don't completely vaporize so when users inhale them, fluid enters the lungs and builds up, causing rare forms of pneumonia reported in many of the recent vape-related hospitalizations.
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Unlike people with pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome, a disease where fluid builds up in the lungs, people with COVID-19 often don't experience respiratory failure in the first few days of hospitalization, Gong said.
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Because the extra tissue has no way to exit the body — regular uterine lining would shed through the vagina during a period — it builds up and becomes trapped, leading to pain and, in some cases, infertility.
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The only time we even try to talk about that reality is after years of evidence builds up against a single perpetrator, when someone is a presidential candidate or when someone takes their employer to court.
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As an academic, Hahn had co-written an editorial suggesting that payments for newly approved radiation oncology devices could be linked to older products until enough evidence builds up to show that the new products are superior.
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Research by Dr. Sunderland, a Canada native, and others has shown that the compound builds up in fish and game downstream as well as the people who eat them regularly — which in Canada overwhelmingly means indigenous people.
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Conditions that can lead to heart failure include high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and coronary artery disease: when plaque builds up in the walls of arteries causing them to narrow and increasing the difficulty of pumping blood.
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The round kick is the really interesting part of the trinity though because the side on chamber means that the leg builds up none of the momentum that a traditional kickboxing or Muay Thai round kick would.
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If you're not on the pill (and you're not pregnant or breast feeding), your body builds up your uterine lining during the first half of a normal menstrual cycle, and sheds it if you don't get pregnant.
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"Regal," whose core keyboard hook matches the delight in her voice, gradually builds up a delicate compendium of countless instruments swaying and fluttering in the breeze — airy flutes, keyboards, seagulls, synthesized clicks and squeals, possibly a harp.
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"As momentum builds up in all businesses, AMZN keeps investing to support that growth," Jefferies analysts said, while noting that some of these investments are "lumpy" and can take a couple of quarters to reach optimal efficiency.
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The announcement came a day after the International Monetary Fund gave final approval to a $2155.8500 billion loan package designed to shore up the economy while the government cuts debt and builds up dwindling foreign currency reserves.
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It's the disgust that you know exactly what to do with, as well as the headache you have a cure for, versus the symptom that builds up to the point that you don't have control over it.
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Millions of American adults are eligible for statin therapy because they have high enough levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL), the "bad" cholesterol that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks.
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She returned to action at the French Open this month, losing in the second round, and she is playing on the grass at the Aegon Classic at Edgbaston this week as she builds up to her favorite event.
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The author builds up to an Aristotelian last page that is so surprising, you don't even have time to realize that by the time you read the last word, she has already ripped your heart of your chest.
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The new thinking urges that — for the moment, at least, and probably longer — we stop worrying about high inflation and interest rates, or crowded-out private investment, all of which textbook economic theory predicts when debt builds up.
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Wen says the company has thousands of truckers who have signed up for the service — most of whom are now on a wait list as the company builds up supply before opening the floodgates on the demand side.
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The study focused on what's known as low-density lipoprotein (LDL) – the bad kind of cholesterol that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks – in more than 500 parent-child pairs.
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A series of studies in 2013 found that sleep may also play an important role in our brain's physiological maintenance: As we sleep, the brain clears out all of the mental junk that builds up during the day.
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DeGrom, who is on family medical emergency leave, threw a bullpen session on Sunday and will throw a simulated game Tuesday as he builds up his pitch count after having strained a back muscle in his first start.
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Strong consumer spending makes it more likely that consumer prices will accelerate in the future, which supports the Bank of Japan's argument that it can afford to keep its monetary easing unchanged as inflationary pressure gradually builds up.
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That can lead to coronary heart disease, a condition in which plaque builds up inside your arteries and puts you at a greater risk of having a heart attack—you've heard about it in plenty of pharmaceutical commercials.
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Also as in "Yerma," the set — this time an oversize "Hollywood Squares"-like grid — plays an integral part and the show builds up to a nerve-shattering meltdown, in this case by the great German actor Martin Wuttke.
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Because the extra tissue has no way to exit the body (it can't go through the vagina since it's not growing in the uterus), it builds up and becomes trapped, leading to pain and, in some cases, infertility.
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Technically you or a guest could carry staph onto freshly laundered sheets, but the longer you go without washing them, the more staph builds up in your bed and the higher the likelihood is of it infecting you.
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From a cult-favorite glycolic-acid liquid exfoliant that leaves skin looking lit-from-within to a vitamin B serum that protects your complexion as it builds up moisture, there's an option for every aspect of your routine.
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At the bottom of the wall, where the Tigris gushes out, are two control gates, which allow water to be drained from the reservoir quickly, in case heavy rainfall or snowmelt builds up pressure on the dam wall.
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Non-HDL cholesterol includes LDL, or "bad" cholesterol, that builds up in the walls of your arteries, restricting blood and oxygen flowing to your heart, and triglycerides, the fat carried in your blood from the food you eat.
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These Baltics dynamics are, taken together, a classic example of what political scientists call a security dilemma, in which each side feels insecure and builds up to reach parity, which prompts the other side to do the same.
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Aster's story about a haunted family and a mysterious legacy is packed with jump-scares, but it also builds up the kind of slow-burn, nearly unbearable tension that can leave an entire theater holding their collective breath. Horror.
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First, fat builds up in your liver, making it harder for the organ to carry out functions like breaking down medications and absorbing nutrients from your food, says Jessica Lue, a family medicine physician at One Medical in Chicago.
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It has the user click their way through a series of rooms found on Google's Mountain View campus, answering a series of riddles that builds up to the "big reveal": the date and time of Google I/O 2018.
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As the bank further builds up its presence in the consumer finance segment, expands its corporate lending business and continues to grow, this could lead to a modest upgrade of the VR over time, provided capital ratios are maintained.
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The movie gathers itself, builds up another head of steam, and launches an astonishing third act, with more and more people arriving at the house, which they proceed to pillage, effectively wrecking its chances of appearing in Elle Decor .
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has strengthened its southwestern flank as NATO builds up its military presence and Ukraine remains unstable, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Wednesday in remarks the United States called contrary to efforts to lower tensions.
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Trump owes his election, in part, to his ability to sell a story of an America that builds up a fearsome defensive force but uses it only against outsiders who threaten our safety at home, or our cyber networks.
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PARIS, May 6 (Reuters) - IKEA plans to invest 400 million euros ($448 million)in France over the next three years as it builds up its new city center stores in the country, IKEA France's chief executive Walter Kadnar said on Monday.
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Hearing hosts blow off steam about, say, a terrible Super Bowl-altering no call or a deep analysis of a terrific run of Phish shows is meant to help reduce the stress that builds up in my brain from everything else.
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So that means when people asked to peform more intensive tasks, heat quickly builds up inside a Core i9 MBP, and before long, it's forced to throttle the CPU to prevent the system from overheating, which negatively impacts overall performance.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's season premiere of Little Women: LA, the star gets emotional as she opens up about her 4-year-old daughter Penny's struggle with hydrocephalus, a condition in which excess fluid builds up in brain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lithuania will keep increasing military spending after hitting NATO's recommended level of 2 percent of economic output in the next two years, its finance minister said, as Russia builds up capabilities on the borders of its Baltic neighbors.
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The split with Stella McCartney comes as Kering prepares to spin off German sportswear label Puma to its own shareholders, as it focuses more squarely on its high-margin luxury brands and builds up those with a high growth potential.
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El Niño, for the uninitiated, starts when abnormally warm surface water builds up across a vast stretch of the equatorial Pacific, disrupting circulation in the ocean and the atmosphere and leading to predictable patterns of drought and heavy rainfall worldwide.
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That hydrogen wall is the outer boundary of our home system, the place where our sun&aposs bubble of solar wind ends and where a mass of interstellar matter too small to bust through that wind builds up, pressing inward.
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As snow builds up in the winter they head higher into the mountains, where they stand on snow to be able to reach and feed on lichen called Old Man's Beard that grows on the branches of old-growth trees.
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A viral video of the incident shows hundreds of people inside the wave pool at the Yulong Shuiyun Water Park, when an immense surge of water builds up near the back of the pool and slams down on the people inside.
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"Playing together builds up its own bond, perhaps more of a bond than at a theological level, where set groups start off from very clear postures and are trying to work together," said Father Eamon, the manager of the Vatican team.
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Those familiar with the Oscar-winning Danish film from 1987 — which builds up to the banquet and essentially ushered in the era of the modern food flick — will be able to conjure up visions of blini with caviar and rum spongecake.
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Each hit builds up an energy meter separate from health and stamina, and if that energy meter reaches a certain point, you can perform an elaborate finisher on the enemy that both kills them and chops off that body part.
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Mr. Holzhauer goes straight for the high-dollar clues, builds up his war chest, and then finds Daily Doubles, for which contestants wager as much of their pot as they want — and has the guts to bet relatively high amounts.
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I also checked out "So I Married an Anti-Fan" (2016), whose boy-meets-girl, hate-love-hate-love plotline will be familiar to Hallmark movie fans, but it builds up interest through its peppy depiction of Asian fan culture.
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According to Mayo Clinic, ARDS "occurs when fluid builds up in the tiny, elastic air sacs (alveoli) in your lungs" which then can inhibit your lungs from filling with enough oxygen, depriving your organs of the oxygen they need to function.
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The camera follows Henry as he weaves his way through mud and blood, culminating in an almost unimaginable level of carnage, made even more memorable by Nicholas Brittel's score, which builds up into a wave of majestic and rousing sound.
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A series of misunderstandings builds up between Bernadette and the Seattleites around her, and between her and Elgie, her husband—a brilliant but rather milksop-ish celebrity Microsoft engineer—who contemplates having his beleaguered wife committed to a psychiatric hospital.
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Mikhail Chester, an associate professor of civil engineering at Arizona State University, explained that heat can be just as big a threat to health and infrastructure as a hurricane or earthquake, but because it builds up slowly, it's easy to overlook.
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Dr. Drogo Montague, who wasn't involved in the new study but often treats urological issues in men after prostate removal, also said some penises may appear shorter after surgery due to scar tissue that builds up when men have sex with partial erections.
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Any numerical scheme for solving differential equations in practice eventually builds up some kind of error—but the more one knows about the equations one's solving, and their expected solutions, the more one's able to preprocess and adapt things to minimize the error.
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Ultimately, even as China builds up its amphibious capacity by constructing more Type 071 vessels and new Type 075 amphibious assault ships, it is unlikely to have the wherewithal to present a credible invasion threat to Taiwan for at least another decade.
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The polyps secrete a hard exoskeleton of calcium carbonate beneath them that builds up over many years, forming coral reefs that serve as key habitat for tropical sea life and help protect the shoreline by absorbing wave energy from hurricanes and other storms.
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"With an HSA, money goes in tax-free, builds up tax-free and, as long as it is pulled out for a qualified medical expense, comes out tax-free," said Paul Fronstin, director of health research at the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
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" In response to the news, Libra chief David Marcus, a former president of former Libra Association, PayPal, conceded the news was not "great in the short term," but "liberating" to "know that you're on to something when so much pressure builds up.
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Most had levels of the type of cholesterol that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks, known as low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C), below the threshold that usually leads doctors to prescribe cholesterol-lowering drugs.
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During his speech last week about Afghanistan, President Trump slipped in a line that had little to do with fighting the Taliban: "Vast amounts" are being spent on "our nuclear arsenal and missile defense," he said, as the administration builds up the military.
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But while it can increase one's resting metabolic rate (depending on other factors like weight and age), the fact that the body builds up a tolerance to it over prolonged, consistent use means that metabolic boost doesn't translate into significant weight loss.
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If there were a recession, "Podemos could have every interest in showing a differentiating factor, to convince the electorate that whatever frustration builds up should not be attributable to them," said Ignacio Jurado, a politics professor at Carlos III University in Madrid.
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Meanwhile, as Peretti builds up an empire based on lists about basset hounds, he also creates a serious operation, BuzzFeed News, that churns out scoops and serious stories, including the first revelations about the role of fake news during the 2016 election.
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But the point is, you've got these guys saying, "And by the way, this is all going to be good for you, just wait until the business builds up and it's going to be better for everyone and many flowers bloom …" Let's not generalize.
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"The scammers are also good at luring us into a relationship before the sting occurs, which simultaneously builds up a sense of trust, which then causes us to almost feel a sense of obligation to provide help to them when the need arises," he says.
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Solar fusion builds up helium nuclei, which are composed of two protons and two neutrons, one particle at a time out of individual protons, the nuclei of hydrogen atoms—with the surplus positive electric charges being spirited away by particles of antimatter called positrons.
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Heart specialists recommend that people take statins when they have levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) - the bad kind of cholesterol that builds up in blood vessels and can lead to blood clots and heart attacks – of at least 190 milligrams per deciliter of blood.
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The itching is basically a byproduct of what ICP does to the body: ICP is a liver disorder in which bile, which is usually filtered from the liver to the gut to help with digestion, builds up in the body instead, according to the NHS.
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"Prospective studies are good when you need to measure something—like a long-term health risk—that only builds up over years and decades, and it's also useful for studying things as they happen in people's real lives, not a controlled laboratory setting," she said.
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Above all we have to ponder whether Kidder's rendering of English's life, especially as he builds up Kayak, can help us understand not just a complex human being but also some larger truths about the technologists who create the companies that now drive our culture.
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I've been trying so hard to just put on a brave face, but when it all builds up and you are feeling angry or upset, let yourself feel that way and then pick yourself up and remember how lucky you are to be here.
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Perhaps the most affecting scene comes as she works with the soprano Edith Wiens, who coaches her breath-work as she would a vocal student's, holding Verdier around the waist as she draws an aria that builds up like a towering mass of sound lines.
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Those involved with the show have heavily emphasized the satirical aspect, but it's not yet clear whether Heathers is saying anything deep about modern teens — or whether it simply wants a laugh at the expense of the marginalized characters as it builds up a body count.
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Twitter is already used by people to post pictures and videos, but as it builds up its profile as a media company, and in the age of Snapchat and Instagram, it is working on the feature in hopes it will get people doing that even more.
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That nickname isn't just western slang for China's strict enforcement of internet censorship targeting mainland China citizens, it's also the thing keeping some of biggest tech giants in the west at bay as China builds up its own, local tech behemoths like Tencent, Baidu, and Alibaba.
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The cheery, saccharine planetary energy of this week and last week builds up to a full moon in Aquarius on Thursday August 15, at 8:29 AM. This full moon requests that we balance our need to stand out from the crowd and our identity within it.
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"Toll On" in particular shudders with beauty and menace; it unfurls gradually, floating in velvety gothic melodies as Von Spain's voice reaches for the heavens and its rhythm section builds up steam, slowly rumbling across the steel grey sky like a battery of heavy violet stormclouds.
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When AChE is inhibited, acetylcholine builds up and leads to inappropriate and massive stimulation within the nervous system, resulting in life-threatening symptoms: paralysis of the respiratory muscles, narrowing of the trachea and excessive mucus production throughout the respiratory tract so that air cannot pass through.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - The rise of Stefanos Tsitsipas is one of the feel-good stories of tennis this year but the Greek world number six with the infectious smile and aggressive game will be out of his comfort zone as the grass-court season builds up to Wimbledon.
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There's also some work showing that when you do comfort eating, it builds up fat in your belly region and that fat pad sends a signal to your brain to decrease the amount of stress hormones that you're producing, and the specific signal hasn't been worked out yet.
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But Ren, 57, is also a different breed; a dapper executive in an open shirt, aggressively pursuing some of the world's biggest names as he builds up a company he started in 1984 as an industrial cleaning venture with a 10,000 yuan ($13,520 at today's rates) government loan.
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Majors somehow crafts a deeply felt performance out of what we don't and maybe can't know about this character, and it all builds up to a devastating sequence when the sensitive Mont stages the play he just wrote as a tribute to a friend who has been killed.
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MALLORY RUBIN I think one of the things that happened during the "Game of Thrones" run was really saying, "This can be about anything, but the heart of it is about fantasy stories"— the fandom that builds up around that, and the community those stories foster and inspire.
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Cecil the Lion wasn't adopted in quite the same way, but by putting Harambe through the randomized chaos of Internet communities like 4Chan and Imgur, he will live forever, free from the news cycle that builds up and then abandons subjects on a week-to-week, click-by-click basis.
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They may yet face a similar quandary in the Sea of Azov, off Crimea, where Russia is trying to close Ukrainian ports and prompting Kiev to look westward for support—at the same time as Moscow builds up its troops and missiles in Kaliningrad, its enclave between Poland and Lithuania.
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"Make Me Feel" is an ebullient, bubblegum-funk groove, with contrasting verses to accentuate the kinetic motion: percussive snaps and wobbly keyboards alternate with a slower section whose ostinato vroom builds up theatrically to the regular beat again, culminating in repeated bursts of rapid drumfire syncopated with the rhythm guitar.
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Dhar builds up the world around his hero in the first half - Vihaan takes care of his sick mother, builds a tenuous friendship with his pilot colleague Seerat (Kirti Kulhari), and plays loving uncle to his niece, with no foreboding of the storm that is about to hit his life.
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Higher levels of uric acid in the body can also lead to other health problems, like gout, which can happen when uric acid builds up in the body, "forming sharp, needlelike urate crystals in a joint or surrounding tissue that cause pain, inflammation and swelling," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Though the party is about to spend much of the money raised on a tough primary while Trump builds up resources to take on the eventual nominee, the millions of contributions to Democrats in $21 or $21 increments signal massive enthusiasm from the party grassroots heading into the election year.
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" Churning, echoing chords and martial drums — like U2 turning to mope-rock — accompany her as she builds up to a glum, angry chorus: "Never wanted to be here now/One foot in the grave, other on the ground/I can't process what I'm feeling now/This skin I can do without.
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And once both films have come and gone, and DC has moved on to Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and the Justice League movies, while Marvel builds up for Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Guardians Of The Galaxy 2, and the Infinity War films, it's likely that we'll go back to more conventional good-guy vs.
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Heady stuff—but not enough for the DJ who spends his weekends playing all-night-long sest that start with fans comfortably seated on the floor, enjoying ambient, downtempo and post-classic music that slowly builds up into a ferocious dance party of techno, IDM, and even some jungle, as the night progresses.
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Tapping data from the many sensors that you have today in commercial vehicles, it builds up a picture of how specific truckers are handling their vehicles, from their control on tricky roads to what gears and speed they are using as they go up inclines, and how long they idle their engines.
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Regular cardiovascular exercise such as walking, jogging or biking is also important for preventing weight gain, improving your body's response to insulin and reducing the kind of fat that builds up deep inside your abdomen and leads to inflammation, which can contribute to numerous diseases including heart disease, diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
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In the days since midterms, she's used the social media platform to chat politics with her 20163,000 followers while cooking up Instant Pot mac and cheese on a Friday night, publicly listen to Janelle Monáe, and give the world a glimpse of what it's like to do all that post-campaign laundry that builds up.
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"When you have the endorphins flowing and you're in people's homes three to seven times a week, there's a real familiarity that builds up — and so, yeah, it's a little interesting when people stop me at the supermarket to say hi," said Robin Arzon, Peloton's vice president for fitness programming and its chief instructor.
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To help resolve this for the CPI's machines, researchers at the University of Huddersfield, across the Pennines from Accrington, in Yorkshire, have come up with a method that builds up a three-dimensional model of the web's surface using reflected light, and can raise the alarm if it detects any depressions that might indicate an uncoated spot.
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In its quest to explore multiple potential reasons for Margot's disappearance, the film builds up plot hole after plot hole and then resolves them all using one extremely predictable plot twist (one the movie asks us to predict early on by revealing that Margot's high school is "the home of the catfish"), combined with one extremely unbelievable plot twist.
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"Though [sodium bicarbonate] formed naturally in the body, when taken as a supplement, baking soda acts as an alkalinizing agent, meaning that it can counteract the acidic environment that builds up during high-intensity exercise," adds Daniel Preiato, a New York-based registered dietitian, strength coach, and founder of the nutrition coaching service Be Elite Nutrition.
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The techniques include a bypass, a gradual slope that allows the fish to swim around one end of a dam; a "rock ramp," which builds up the full width of the creek bed on the downstream side of a dam so that fish can swim over it; and a fish "ladder," a concrete channel that's designed for fish to avoid the dam and reach the upstream side.
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In other words, it's great if it's right, because what happens is, in this discovery process, most ... Generally speaking, it's not like we're going to ... If the person themselves doesn't believe it's right based on looking at the evidence, we assume it may not be right until at ... but then, there's a body of evidence that builds up of showing people's strength and weaknesses, and that's something that's built on.
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For the lay reader, the more exciting element is the edition of technical studies, which reproduces the paintings alongside images of the layers beneath (shot with infrared and other technologies), providing a thrilling opportunity to climb inside each Bosch painting, to see the draftsman's hand at work as he creates his underdrawings, to witness how he changes his mind and erases or adds imagery, then builds up his canvas layer by layer.
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An informative House of Commons report into the issue quoted the Institute for Fiscal Studies The NI Fund is notionally used to finance contributory benefits, but in years when the Fund was not sufficient to finance benefits, it was topped up from general taxation revenues, and in years when contributions substantially exceed outlays (as they have every year since the mid-8003s), the Fund builds up a surplus, largely invested in gilts: the government is simply lending itself money.
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The DPM's categorical remark
that he doesn't want to be PM is an
attempt to
take race out of the equation as public
momentum builds up on an unclear
political succession...
The government keeps pressing the point
that Singaporeans are not ready for a
non-Chinese PM. But public sentiments,
as reflected in [the August] survey point to another direction," veteran Singaporean journalist and long-time politics watcher P.N. Balji said in a October 3 editorial published on Yahoo Singapore.
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