The first phase was anger: Burn it, burn it down, let it burn.
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Clemmie has the offensive artwork set on fire and watches it burn, burn, burn.
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"I miss some places, I wish we lived on another earth, you think you hate me, I know that it hurts," the Swedish sad boy raps while standing in some foliage in a pair of neon trousers, before half-singing, "Burn, burn, burn, my turn, turn, turn, burn, burn, burn, my turn, turn, turn" to a depressed looking dog.
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Those people helped you burn brighter, not burn up faster.
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They burn everything you could burn; they couldn't care less.
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And, a massive burn or severe burn is above that.
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They made him burn his glasses and burn his clothes.
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"So long as there is fuel and it doesn't rain or snow, a fire can burn, and burn, and burn," Pyne said.
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Being a rainforest, the Amazon isn't supposed to burn out of control, unlike California's drier landscape, which is built to burn and burn explosively.
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Daily Burn: Daily Burn is a unique offering in the streaming world.
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"Emphasis is on strengthening her core and complex movements that require different muscles so we burn burn burn," Arias wrote in her own Instagram post.
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"If we burn, you burn with us," read a huge, deep-red banner.
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Dragon Burn, China's official Burn event happened last week and it was incredible!
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Southerners burn hickory; Californians use almond wood; Pacific Northwesterners burn cherry and alder.
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This is where what I call the "burn or burn" technique comes in.
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Daily Burn: Daily Burn: 5 Intermittent Fasting Methods: Which One Is Right for You?
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"Anything that can burn will burn if a hot ember falls," the statement said.
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"DNA will burn, just like any part of your body can burn," Foran says.
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There are maybe 300 burn surgeons in the US, and maybe 300 burn nurses.
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Our buildings don't burn down very much; they used to burn down all the time.
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Or will DoorDash burn through cash until there's just no more cash left to burn?
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It's better for those sectors to burn RNG (and SNG) than to burn fracked gas.
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Logan was anticipating the move though ... bringing out doggie treats to counter-burn KSI's burn.
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"Suck the / suck the / oil out of her face / Burn her / Burn her / Burn her hair, boil her skin," she mouths unflinchingly, knowing full well the weight of her words.
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Candles made for sex burn at cooler temperatures, so they're less likely to burn your skin.
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"Maybe he'll burn his damn leg off," one woman wrote, "for sure he'll burn in hell."
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"We know how to burn coal to produce electricity and burn oil and burn gas," and it is a hard habit to break, understandably, especially for people living in poor countries.
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But for every once-in-a-lifetime player, there are also plenty of tennis phenoms that burn bright, burn fast, and burn out — sometimes due to factors outside of their control.
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They can feel the grass and know if it would burn well; they knew what types of fires to burn for what types of land, how long to burn, and how frequently.
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The Burn This poster: The poster for the Broadway revival of Lanford Wilson's Burn This is haaaaawt.
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He burnt [sic] very very bright and, those that burn very bright sometimes burn half as long.
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In the end, the plant "produced a burn comparable to a second degree chemical burn," Murphy said.
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We would just burn and then peel it off and then burn again and peel it off.
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I've been on "burn or burn" for six months now and I haven't burned a bill yet.
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On the flip side, I can see how the historicization of the riots in Burn Motherf*cker, Burn!
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The countries with the best chance to watch the "ring of fire" burn-burn-burn include Chile and Argentina in South America as well as Angola, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa.
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"It was an illegal burn," she said, adding that it's against the law to burn household garbage in Florida.
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Veterans worried about effects from burn pits Fumes from burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan may have caused illness.
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Originally, it was said that the fragments were discovered at Avery's home in his burn pit and burn barrel.
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To everyone telling me I let my candle burn for too long/burn to bottom of glass: I know.
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They will burn your house down, burn your village down, kill everyone you know, sow the ground with salt.
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Feel the Burn/Bern "Feel the Burn" will now always be heard as "Bern" -- with an "E" for Bernie.
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Meg Medina's "Burn Baby Burn" (Candlewick Press), a novel about a teenage girl living through New York's 1977 blackout.
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Why this works As radical as "burn or burn" sounds, there's good science to support why it's so effective.
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Applying 20-minutes of cool running water to a burn (any type of burn) is the best first aid treatment, resulting in less pain, reduced burn depth, shorter hospital stays and faster healing time, she added.
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The Sun will burn off all of its fuel and end up a white dwarf, then burn out and die.
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Sick burn to Burn Notice, also on the USA network, and thanks to the Patriot Act characters are not welcome.
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Together they chant the song's galvanizing chorus: Don't let the midnight oil burn low, no don't let it burn out.
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Strong headwinds cause flights to burn more fuel than normal and lightening the load reduces the speed of the burn.
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They found that just as people can burn out from their professional jobs, mothers and fathers can burn out, too.
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"Burn, tarsands, burn!" said another, apparently ignoring that burning the oil sands would only release more carbon into the atmosphere.
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His resume includes the likes of Glassjaw, At The Drive-In, and Blood Brothers' 25 standout ...Burn, Piano Island, Burn.
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Peyton, who has treated animal burn victims for several years, said most of her burn patients are now wildfire victims.
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The former White House communications director himself drew parallels between his own burn-bright-burn-fast tenure and Giuliani's performance.
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"There is discussion now within the broader Dakota community about whether it should burn or not burn," Ms. Viso said.
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Well, it takes about a half-hour of exercise to burn off four Thin Mints; 17 minutes of jogging to burn two Peanut Butter Patties; 16 minutes of push-ups, pull-ups or sit-ups to burn two Samoas; and 20 minutes of jumping rope to burn off two of the higher-calorie S'mores.
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A first-degree burn harms only the epidermis or the outermost layer of skin; a second-degree burn penetrates the dermis, the middle layer; and a third-degree burn affects epidermis, dermis and the innermost layer, the subcutis.
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If tobacco gets too wet, it won't burn; if it becomes too dry, it will burn too fast and too hot.
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Signs and speeches insist on "only white Poland," as they burn the European Union flag and burn the flag of ISIS.
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The line from the "Hunger Games" series, "If we burn, you burn with us" has become a popular motto among protesters.
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Back at the burn, Davidson was teaching the neighbors and a group of young foresters how to manage a controlled burn.
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That's why it's part of a distinct tobacco product category called "heat not burn" devices: IQOS heats but doesn't burn tobacco.
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"It's not the burn itself that affects the skin cancer risk, it's the sun exposure that's associated with that burn," Weinstock said.
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Ethanol, the part of alcohol that's safe to drink, will burn blue, while methanol can burn green or orange, according to Lents.
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Researchers disagree on whether forests with beetle-killed trees are more likely to burn, or if they burn differently, than healthier forests.
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Not burn myself out, but burn my art out, with audiences going, 'Ah, yeah, I ve seen enough now, thanks very much.
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The first stage rocket performs a boostback burn (t+4:25), and a few minutes later its reentry burn (t+7:220).
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Increasing wildfires could mean an increase in serious burn injuries, potentially even mass-casualty burn incidents with dozens or hundreds of victims.
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You increase burn to dangerous levels Beyond signing away exit options, new venture capital typically is raised to fund higher burn rates.
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Outside a major rail station that was set on fire, a sign read: "If we burn, you burn with us," reported Reuters.
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In Indonesia, people burn the banana tree every summer, which is a slash-and-burn method, and it is a historic activity.
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The Tea Partiers burn themselves in the town square and then tries to burn the town down because they are so pissed off.
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Fire season in the West is now a permanent condition; don't build buildings that burn so easily in places that burn every year.
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Directed by: Sidney HayersWritten by: Charles Beaumont, Richard Matheson, and George BaxtBritish horror film Night of the Eagle was retitled Burn, Witch, Burn!
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And people just are like, 'Burn me a million times, shame on you, burn me a million and one times, shame on me.
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High functioners all burn out at some pointIt often takes something traumatic happening in a high functioner's life for them to burn out.
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Assuming your burn isn't serious enough for a trip to the ER, there are tons of over-the-counter burn creams and ointments.
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Sacha Jenkins, however, is reminding us that these waves are all from the same source in his new Showtime documentary, Burn Motherf*cker, Burn!
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Put the strips of veg in the pan and burn them, actually burn them, on each side and put them in a bowl. 9.
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Because burn victims also lose skin, the doctors sent him to the burn unit of the Children's Hospital at Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany.
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Trump's White House has been a whizzing revolving door for aides, officials and cabinet members whose stars often burn bright, then quickly burn out.
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When I come home after work, I love to burn candles or burn sage or anything to fill the house with a calming smell.
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The extremely low temperatures can also burn your skin if you touch the liquid or the infused cereal puffs, just like heat can burn you.
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Like Usher's "Burn," the video for "Frontline" chronicles a difficult breakup and then a car ride, but unlike "Burn," everything takes place in Sims world.
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Traders said those higher prices were making it more expensive for power companies to burn gas, pushing some to burn more coal to generate electricity.
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Burn Book Notebook, $12.50, available at RedbubbleIf you wear pink on Wednesdays, now you, too, can have your very own 120-page Burn Book notebook.
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The average burn duration of such fires has grown from one week to five weeks, with an average burn area that has increased six-fold.
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While at times highly skilled at planting false information and creating confusion, "they often burn themselves while trying to burn down the house," he said.
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And there are text-based prints by Kerry James Marshall, showing famed cries of resistance: "By any means necessary" and "Burn baby burn" among them.
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Medical specialists from the American Burn Association frequently raised concerns at the two-day workshop about numbers and training of burn experts nationwide, particularly for treating children.
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Too fine or tightly packed, your grounds will burn, or water won't be able to seep through at all (which will also, in effect, burn the ground).
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Going forward, Dr. Wagenius plans to continue following his coneflowers, taking a closer look at the reaction of individual plants in burn years versus non-burn years.
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"It is so saturated — the hides the skins the sacks and the wood — getting it to burn is actually very difficult," Robin Hollister, the "burn architect" said.
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It doesn't matter whether a company's burn rate is $10K per month or $10 million per month, companies die when their burn rates are greater than investor enthusiasm.
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The researchers, who published their study this April in the Journal of Burn Care and Research, took a look at cases from their own university's burn center unit.
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Then the company cannot sustain the burn, the CEO decides to cut the burn way too late and cannot manufacture enough VC enthusiasm to keep the dream alive.
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Meanwhile, ESA received confirmation that the Trace Gas Orbiter started its engine burn on time, but does not yet know if the entire 139-minute burn was successful.
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"What we ought to be talking about is how we burn coal, how we burn electricity using natural gas, using the latest technology to reduce emissions," he said.
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The heart rate measuring feature lets you measure your calorie burn and work out more efficiently to accomplish your fitness goals, be it fat burn or heart health.
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Perhaps we don't have to give in to the hopeless, nihilistic impulse to burn books, burn down all that will catch afire, and begin again from the ashes.
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After police sought to demonstrate during a press conference that the laser pens can burn paper, many tried to burn the trees near Space Museum - nope, didn't work.
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Ross Robinson, who sat behind the desk on The Blood Brothers' seminal 2002 LP, …Burn, Piano Island, Burn, opens things up on production too, filling the mix out.
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Like the Keto diet, said Wilds, her program uses a metabolic process called ketosis, in which one's body, without carbohydrates to burn for fuel, begins to burn fat.
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Different kinds of brush burn at different rates, and even the same kind of brush can burn differently depending on hydration and humidity, which change hour by hour.
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A thing people said a lot that year, and especially the year before, x is a trashfire, also I want to burn everything, sometimes eroded to: burn everything.
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The "burn or burn" technique works by binding us to a financially painful contract so we can't weasel out of it when the task needs to get done.
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Some PSAs: It can be hard to tell how deep a burn goes just by glancing at it, especially on hands, Greenwald says, so after running the burn under some cool water and keeping it covered, it's worth visiting your doctor or a burn center to get it checked out.
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A 1998 study in the Journal of Burn Care and Research, for instance, found that increased protein intake helped burn patients increase both their body weight and muscle strength.
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The following day, 42-year-old Bundy was executed in the electric chair, the sounds of the crowd's chanting "Burn, Bundy, Burn" from the crowd audible within the prison.
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People don't burn out on a franchise simply because it has a lot of iterations; they burn out on it because it has a lot of repetitive, unoriginal ones.
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"[T]his study shows that influenza epidemics in smaller cities burn hot and fast, while epidemics in big megacities burn at more of a year-round smolder," she said.
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State of emergency declared as 300,000 acres burn State of emergency declared as 300,000 acres burn Chile has declared a state of emergency as the country battles historic wildfires.
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By now plenty of people think Cersei will attempt to burn down King's Landing — "Burn them all!" as Aerys II Targaryen would probably say — before Season 6 is out.
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More firefighting: The century-old practice of suppressing wildfires has ironically helped cause wildfires to be more intense when they do burn because there is more forest to burn.
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"When making an accurate assessment on how much energy you burn while exercising, we need to know how much energy you burn when you don't do anything," he says.
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In fact, men who worked out enough to burn more than 8,260 each week had a 22% less chance of erectile dysfunction compared to men who burn fewer calories.
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Burn rates The filings show that 11 Democratic candidates -- all outside the top five -- posted unsustainable burn rates, as they spent more than they raised in the second quarter.
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"Considering that it is legal to burn a Bible in Denmark, I'm surprised then that it would be guilty to burn the Quran," he said in a phone interview.
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He also works with Veteran Service organizations like Burn Pits 360, where he helps to advocate for more assistance to service members who have fallen ill from burn pit exposure.
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When the engines fail, Walton knows what he has to do; He has to fix them manually and then burn to a crisp in the engine room – burn without dying.
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Militant Negroes, with the cry of, "burn, baby burn," argued that only by violence and segregation could the Negro attain self-respect, dignity and real equality in the United States.
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Scalds are the most common type of burn injury in the US, and children under 5 and senior adults over 65 are at highest risk, according to the Burn Institute.
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The Splash and Burn campaign - a play on the slash and burn method used to clear forests for plantations - is supported by the Sumatran Orangutan Society, a charity, and Lush.
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But he is also a psychopathic mass murderer whose political programme of "Burn, baby, burn" seems unlikely to make the most out of what Wakanda might offer to the world.
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In June 2015, the VA finally published findings drawn from the burn-pit registry, based on questionnaires completed by 27,000 veterans who said they had been exposed to burn pits.
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"It would only take a few," says Colleen Ryan, a surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital and chair of the American Burn Association's Committee on Organization and Delivery of Burn Care.
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Everything that happened you had to effect somehow whether it was targeting an orbit burn or opening a valve or monitoring a countdown to a burn or maneuvering the vehicle.
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During the one-hour class, which can include 30 straight minutes of sliding split squats, participants typically burn 800 to 1,000 calories — and the calorie burn continues for several more hours.
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Razor Burn What causes it: Razor burn occurs when you irritate your hair follicle while shaving or waxing, and razor bumps occur when the shaved hairs become ingrown while growing back.
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Or something like "Burn Hollywood Burn," where you have Ice Cube and Kane, the star power, plus the video was cool itself with the old racist cartoons and minstrel show stuff.
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While Tesla continued to burn through cash at a much more rapid pace than the previous quarter to hit its production goals, its burn rate was slower than analysts had expected.
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Calorie-burn also depends on how hard you workAnd then there&aposs the fact that how many calories you burn in a workout is based on how hard you exert yourself.
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" They also had another, briefer version: "Burn this letter!
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Justin Bieber gave Post Malone a sick burn ... literally.
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AzChikeAzChike - Burn Rubber AgainAzChike - What's NextAzChike - Licked Up feat.
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" — Dan, to JonahBest Self Burn: "I'm a MRSA infection.
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What's the cause -- How can a wet rainforest burn?
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" The apology feels like "cool water on a burn.
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As word spread that the Retrievers were doing the unthinkable in a first-round game in Charlotte, N.C., sports fans flocked to their favorite digital bar, Twitter, and found a seat next to a new breed of color commentator: an institutional social media account with sass, verve and that special ability to burn, burn, burn.
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Instead of sending her dragons to burn King's Landing to the ground and ruling a pile of ash, Dany decided to bring one dragon to burn down all of King's Landing's food.
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Given that there is a deepening curve to burn rate over the post financing period, sustaining the burn rate nearly always requires more capital than went in at the previous financing round.
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Framed behind glass within the quiet of the gallery, the aggressive phrases: "Burn Baby Burn," or even "By Any Means Necessary," become lifeless platitudes without the individuals to bring them to life.
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I was on a high, but it wasn't a drug high; I was on adrenaline, and sooner or later you crash and burn, and unfortunately the drugs helped me crash and burn.
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"Weight is a strong factor in our calorie burn equation and just by doing that [users of cardio equipment will] get the most accurate read possible of their calorie burn," she says, adding that other factors like heart rate and age don't have a strong influence on calorie burn and are therefore not accounted for in the caloric equation.
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Medina has written several award-winning books for all age groups, most recently the young adult novel "Burn Baby Burn," longlisted for the 2016 National Book Award and shortlisted for the Kirkus Prize.
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Does mastering an instrument make the hot spot burn brighter?
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One picture even showed her holding the iconic Burn Book.
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It's time to burn it all down and start over.
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You'll burn some extra calories and probably communicate more effectively.
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I put on Slow Burn and listen as I eat.
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Go all out, until your lungs burn and muscles quiver.
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After they heal, some burn victims cannot use their limbs.
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I found one burn pit [where] they were burning asbestos.
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You'll feel fuller and burn more calories breaking it down.
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The forests had been turned to tinder, waiting to burn.
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And it says the cash burn may increase in 2018.
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But does sex actually burn a good number of calories?
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But you can totally burn it Aside from Texas v.
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Imagine what happens when you burn all those hazardous materials.
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Strong cybersecurity delivers the digital world that does not burn.
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This conflict has been on a slow burn for years.
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The lasers essentially burn off her arm, but she survives.
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Many climbers can burn up to 6,000 calories a day.
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My feet and stomach burn when I get puffed up.
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They said her body was stripped and had burn marks.
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" Every card has so-called "earn rates" and "burn rates.
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Others flare up, burn brightly, then quickly fade away again.
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" Graffiti scrawled on one Santiago church read: "Burn the pope.
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She obliges with my request and I feel the burn!
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Season 8 is sure to burn that record right up.
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You really can get the most intense, deep calorie burn.
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Repeat 30 times on each side to feel the burn.
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AR means anyone can rip, mix and burn reality itself.
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"How did people burn CDs?" she asked the open internet.
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Twitter isn't just Donald Trump's digital burn book of choice.
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Ultimately, this may increase your risk of a sun burn.
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CNN's Alessandria Masi and Pete Burn contributed to this report.
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The hospital has the first dedicated burn unit in Haiti.
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Officials previously warned that the fire could burn for months.
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The heating element may break, posing burn and shock hazards.
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I think I'm starting to feel a burn coming along.
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They burn to flee, to grow beyond their birth circumstances.
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Angry fans from the losing side burn their players' effigies.
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She grabbed the woman's wrist and gave her a burn.
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I'd never do anything really stupid like burn the tires.
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Some people just want to watch the world burn. pic.twitter.
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Oh and uh short burn of the century comin soon.
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My friends didn't fan my flames to burn me out.
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Sometimes you have to burn everything to really start over.
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Wish I had a five million collection I could burn.
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A burn ban was also in effect at the time.
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But Beyoncé, as we all know, didn't burn everything down.
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Can we get you some ice for that burn, Donald?
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That means it must stop building houses destined to burn.
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It takes her the time it takes paper to burn.
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But, as they go into the fire, they don't burn.
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The same verbs: force, beat, whip, burn, choke, starve, scream.
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At night, they break off olive branches and burn them.
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The only downside is that you'll probably burn yourself silly.
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"I don't burn out, but it's definitely taxing," Blevins says.
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Others burn down the house while trying to boil water.
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Roughly 2 billion people burn kerosene in lamps for light.
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Flames continue to burn out of control in the area.
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You can quite easily burn a couple of hours here.
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To save money, some people burn waste coal and slurry.
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Lee even promises to burn the place to the ground.
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He made me burn my underwear and buy new ones.
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Sometimes, she would intentionally burn herself with her curling iron.
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Seriously, we're not responsible if you burn your house down.
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However, some numb nuts like to see the world burn.
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Using oxygen to burn up hydrocarbons liberates lots of energy.
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Is he going to burn down the capital or something?
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Thankfully, nobody was hurt, and the house didn't burn down.
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You have to smoke it to burn off the toxins.
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You actually burn far more fat in a cold environment.
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Others are being forced to burn furniture to stay warm.
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Because they didn't have any more fossil fuels to burn.
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"People burn out for one reason: Because they're off purpose."
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Of course, you won't burn your eyes looking at ours.
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Raising it would burn political capital for little actual capital.
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A slow burn is great, but answers are even better.
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Houses will burn, and the narrow roads will jam up.
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Putting them away like that, it really made him burn.
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Be careful not to burn the sugar (or yourself). 27.
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Burn the houses of Muslim NCOs away on active service.
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Let them burn with the smoldering ash of 2016, baby.
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Her eyes burn with passion, but the children's don't anymore.
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That's a harder problem to solve than your burn rate.
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We give everybody fire protection, but let churches burn down?
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Accidents will happen, houses will burn, unwanted diagnosis will arrive.
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Sadly, not all startups that burn bright ultimately make it.
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There was one silver lining, however — a decent fat burn.
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A day later, they returned to burn down her village.
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The body needs less oxygen to burn sugars than fats.
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Could Michael Bublé do a version of "Burn the Witch"?
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It will burn until August 21 when the games end.
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Don't burn yourself by biting your pizza bagels too early.
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Meanwhile, volunteer developers burn out, and serious bugs go unaddressed.
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Otherwise, the spray didn't hurt, sting, or burn my skin.
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"Bannon won't build bridges, he will burn them," Booker said.
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So let Mars inspire you — don't let yourself burn out.
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We've also added Chadwick's burn on conservative commentator Laura Ingraham.
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U.S. Senator Cory Booker also posted a large burn rate.
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One picture even had her holding the iconic Burn Book!
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I think their cash burn was the second highest ever.
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Its bright blue flame threatened to burn Sonic's shade away.
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Hollister was there in 1989 overseeing the KWS's first burn.
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They set it on fire, intending to burn him inside.
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The studio would simply crash and burn if they left.
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Ocean, watched the land around his farm start to burn.
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Burn scars coat her hands and wrists in corrugated patterns.
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A third fire in Northern California also continues to burn.
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Native Americans used to burn forests to maintain forest health.
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This week: Radiohead's "Burn the Witch" and seven other songs.
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Others are used to burn fat and to reduce weight.
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But it's been a rather slow burn to the top.
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Too green to burn, the field could provide a refuge.
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Large pieces that burn slowly," wrote another verified buyer. "Fantastic!!!
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He will burn the MS. Why is there no fire?
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At the last moment, though, Ninja bailed, claiming illness. Burn!
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Pepper will burn during your sear, and you'll ruin it.
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Let's be clear that the start is a slow burn.
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The Japanese government wants to burn "flammable ice" for energy.
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"The cream must burn ... It's its destiny and our karma!"
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It's like watching a campfire burn — calming and visually interesting.
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Retinal scarring is the permanent damage from a retinal burn.
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Organizers worked on rotation so that they didn't burn out.
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When it ran out of fuel to burn, it exploded.
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Nearly 503 large wildfires now burn across the United States.
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WATTERS: Juan is still feeling the burn after 27 days.
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Handle with gloves, as dry ice will burn the skin.
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Ouch, Spicer is going to need ice with that burn.
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Turn and burn and throw some fresh water on there.
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The images and sounds will burn themselves into your brain.
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You're a fun Fire sign, but don't burn yourself out!
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Maybe she's playing it safe after that Kim K burn?
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It will caramelize, so make sure that it doesn't burn.
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Are you a recovering soft boy with money to burn?
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Runway is computed by dividing remaining cash by monthly burn.
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We burn sage and Palo Santo after a bad breakup.
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But the burn will be so, so good, we promise.
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You could burn off a bit of that pizza, too.
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A burn to both Westbrook and Roberson in one blow.
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Now we carry things that burn brightly in our pockets.
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There's no juniper; there's no mimicking the burn of alcohol.
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Using less heat ensures that your coffee doesn't burn, either.
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"Please don't burn this, my daughter is crying," he said.
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"Even a tiny sip will burn your throat," he said.
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Officially, the VA denies that burn pit exposure is harmful.
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But Wesley Black's name is on the Burn Pit Registry.
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We didn't burn out, perhaps, by burning a little more.
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But they can also burn you a time or two.
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He's a fantastic talker with knowledge and charm to burn.
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This should burn, but if it's really hurting, then stop.
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That's how the installer's business works "right after a burn."
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Why do originals cause Netflix to burn so much cash?
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No reason to burn bridges over a no, after all.
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Leo is a fire sign, and they burn incredibly bright.
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Because helium gas doesn't burn, it's useful for rocket engines.
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Could anyone in the White House burn themselves like Liddy?
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I wanted to get up and help burn draft cards.
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We can't even burn all of our currently developed reserves.
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We thank you because you didn't burn up our children.
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All other fireplaces in the home burn wood or coal.
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"I'm not here to burn the place down," he insisted.
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"Who would burn down their own houses?" the boy added.
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But that kind of reporting doesn't seem to burn Trump.
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Second, the fires could burn up larger sections of forest.
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KBR denies that burn pits are harmful to human health.
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I could smell the pressing combs and feel the burn.
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I want to burn it, or donate it to charity.
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People generally burn about 100 calories per mile of running.
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American military units no longer burn or bury chemical waste.
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"Slow Burn" concludes with an episode about that NBC appearance.
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Nanoparticles of that precious metal can burn away cancer cells.
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They're also adding more ways to earn and burn miles.
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The We Company continued to burn through money this year.
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You'll need to burn the midnight oil on this one.
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Women, burn with fury at yourselves and say never again!
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It was not clear how long the depot might burn.
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"Women may burn fat more successfully than men," Rowlands said.
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What's the right way to make a "burn" look realistic?
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What is the total cash burn in multiples of ARR?
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They don't burn or melt as easily as synthetic ones.
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And burn patients sometimes get grafts made of pig skin.
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"Freedom of navigation is always on the burn," Webber said.
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Clubb: Honestly, do you think this is a healthy burn?
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But please don't burn yourself by doing too much. Prioritize. .
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Because if I don't, then my candle will burn out.
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I will burn it down if I go to America.
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It doesn't burn your hair and works to minimize damage.
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"If you are not pacing yourself, you will burn out."
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They, at least, should be made to feel the burn.
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They usually burn between 6 and 10 calories a minute.
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She went for a run to burn off some nervousness.
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After a while, however, we burn out on these stories.
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Next, I head to a kickboxing class at Burn Studios.
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Prepa's antiquated generating plants burn imported oil to produce electricity.
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What exercise should I do to burn the most calories?
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Perhaps they could burn the entire edifice down with them.
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After all, there's only so much homework to burn through.
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The hard truth is that California is built to burn.
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The question is whether this one will continue to burn.
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I wanted the pasta to nearly burn at its edges.
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He was rushed to hospital but died of burn injuries.
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Villalaz said his face and neck immediately began to burn.
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That can burn them when the market takes a hit.
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But land dwellers aren't the only ones feeling the burn.
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They could have also manually started the engine burn themselves.
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Peat, dry and rich in carbon, can burn for weeks.
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Fire, it'll warm the house or burn it down. Yeah.
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One wrong move now could see the whole city burn.
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That's not the mark of a company built on burn.
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"Yet, there's still plenty of forest out there to burn."
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So, don't burn any bridges — you could regret it later.
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She didn't even burn the current State of Georgia flag.
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Taylor Swift "Burn Out," Midland "Burning Man," Dierks Bentley feat.
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"Everywhere I put my cows it didn't burn," said Boggs.
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It was also unclear how long the fire would burn.
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Find a way to measure the calories you burn. 3.
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When we burn fossil fuels, we emit several harmful gases.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY BURN AGAINDemocracy, Rebellion, and RevolutionBy Ben Fountain433 pp.
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You're trying to constantly burn more calories and lose weight.
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It's physically exhausting, and you don't want to burn out.
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In this new world, the fire didn't seem to burn.
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Its cash burn, $739.5 million, was lower than analysts expected.
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"Then, we burn different woods for different meats," explains Guinn.
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"We burn people out like nobody's business," she told me.
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But they won my Twitter poll, so ... burn, I guess?
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" Others argue that the burn is a PR stunt that has been done before, but Leakey insists that rather than a stunt, the ivory burn is a statement "that elephants are in deep trouble.
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Last year, we were wondering how Apple would handle burn-in on this new OLED display, and this year we know: there are basically no problems with burn-in on the iPhone X display.
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Strictly speaking, believing in The Process is about revolution, and the urge to burn down a rotten structure both because it no longer feels worth living in and because watching things burn is cool.
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And the reason insurers stay in business is that people are better at predicting aggregate risk (How many of our homes will burn down?) than individual risk (Which of our homes will burn down?).
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I have a theory about fire signs: I think Aries, they burn and they take everything with them, and Leos, they burn and then they're regarded as a light for people to be guided by.
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Cal Fire spokesman Jonathan Cox said one person suffered a serious burn injury and was flown to UC Davis Medical Center, and a second person was treated at a local hospital for a minor burn.
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One person suffered a serious burn injury and was flown to UC Davis Medical Center, and a second person was treated at a local hospital for a minor burn, Cal Fire spokesman Jonathan Cox said.
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Never think of burn rate as a prescribed plan at the time of investment to be set on autopilot, and don't assume that investors will keep funding the burn when the bank account approaches empty.
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An influential 2006 study found this post-exercise calorie burn was 6 to 23 percent, so if you somehow burned 1,000 calories in a workout, you'd burn at most 150 extra calories from the EPOC.
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Then finally, the world watched his story come to a close in 1989 when hundreds chanted "Burn, Bundy, burn" outside the prison on the day of his execution, and wore shirts sporting the same slogan.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 83%What critics said: "The second season of Élite is clunky and lethargic, falling into an unfortunate pattern of one-season wonders that burn bright and then burn out.
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Mike Daw, the executive director of the Firefighters Burn Institute, which works with injured firefighters through the U.C. Davis Burn Unit in Sacramento, said that firefighters often do not report injuries that might sideline them.
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"Cash burn does matter, as it is a finite resource, and ramp delays on the Model 3 only exacerbate the cash burn," Brian Johnson, a financial analyst at Barclays, wrote in a note to investors.
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With H.I.I.T., there is some evidence that you develop a slight metabolic after-burn, meaning that for up to 24 hours after a session, you burn slightly more calories than if you had not exercised.
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Do you think Staples burn was well deserved or off-brand?
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Ultimately, Carey says she's "glad" she didn't burn the Mottola dress.
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But in 2012, a horrific burn accident almost threatened it all.
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And on the way down, they burn up in the atmosphere.
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Plus, you can burn a few extra calories along the way.
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"It can actually erode the skin, like a burn," Barrio said.
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These stars would burn through a different process, and look redder.
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The presidential candidate wants black voters to "Feel the Burn," too.
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Specifically, Dany may burn them, and the city along with it.
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Allow rum to burn until flames die down, about 1 minute.
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A researcher found a way for hackers toremotely burn industrial motors.
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Running generators can burn over 1,000 litres of diesel a night.
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Old age should burn and rave at close of day. Rage.
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We heard from sources that the startup's cash burn was high.
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You want it slightly browned, but it can burn very quickly.
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That will likely only continue as more businesses crash and burn.
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So will the Golden Knights take off, or crash and burn?
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Or most importantly, get drunk via a fun, extremely slow burn.
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It also stars Toni Colette, Burn Gorman, Tracy Letts and more.
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The state contracted Wildlands Services for the controlled burn June 18.
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Seal the jar and burn an orange candle over the top.
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"You don't burn down the village to save it," Wheaton said.
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When you don&apost vote, you allow another cross to burn.
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The louder you listen, the quicker it will burn through juice.
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After being discarded, the tanks would burn up in the atmosphere.
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Tourists with cash to burn who don't know where to go?
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If you burn more calories than you eat, you're losing weight.
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If you can pay cash, by all means burn that paper.
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Bob Bloudek told CNN he watched his neighbor's home burn down.
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And we'd just sit there and burn the chalice all day.
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He was saying you have to burn money to make money.
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"Anything that doesn't burn blue is cause for concern," Lents said.
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Cash burn would decline after the deal is done, Musk said.
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The sun's rays burn and destroy, but also illuminate and comfort.
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She dunks on those people, issuing a burn that silences them.
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Across the portfolio, revenue driving companies are reducing their burn rates.
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Nevertheless, she persists...by having her baby dragons burn Pree alive.
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It would burn about 6 percent less fuel than the 20183NG.
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Whatever happens, India will still burn a lot of dirty coal.
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The city had already surrendered when she decided to burn it.
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The two argued the burn was to stop an invasive species.
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"Burn down walgreens and kill the bums," a third message states.
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It's been a long, long slow burn to get equal pay.
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I told her about how the Burn had affected my brother.
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"My dad suffered from the Burn 20 years ago," Sabrina said.
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Burying CO22 without digging up a bunch of oil to burn.
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Your legs just burn, they're on fire afterwards—a jelly fire.
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Japan and Singapore burn more than 50% of their municipal waste.
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And once the burn starts, its smoke can travel great distances.
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Right: Protesters burn an American flag in protest against American imperialism.
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BY NIGHT the fires of Tangshan burn and the air stinks.
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CASH POSITION Investors have been worried about the automaker's cash burn.
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It tends to burn dirty, particularly at low speeds and temperatures.
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The merger was, in part, meant to reduce that cash burn.
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Those living in the biennial burn zone regrew 92% of it.
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We give everybody fire protection, but let the church burn down?
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The book's name derives from the temperature at which books burn.
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Sarah also likes to burn it all down and start again.
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"May the bridges that I burn light the way," he writes.
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It could burn for months before the blaze is under control.
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Miranda revealed that "First Burn" came about in a unique way.
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Soon after, Cassini will burn up and disintegrate like a meteor.
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Utilities may find it cheaper to burn gas rather than coal.
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But more importantly, I'm worried about how quickly players burn out.
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The fire will likely burn for "weeks and weeks," he said.
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The images, specifically the movement, sound, shape, burn into our mind.
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In other words: Continuing to burn coal is a moral outrage.
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"It doesn't burn a certain thing," Strickland said of the fire.
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We will burn brightly and not with hate but with hope.
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Remember that unlike engine oil, transmission fluid should never burn off.
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I haven't seen any redness, razor burn, or an ingrown since.
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Otherwise, it could burn and you'll need to start over.5.
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A slow burn, in other words, rather than a flash fire.
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The flashing, staccato lights were starting to make my eyes burn.
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Or will it fall and burn like the rest of us?
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Afterward, you're a crazy person who just wants to burn money.
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You'll see gains in strength, endurance and you'll burn more calories.
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"So this couldn't have been a primary burn site," Zellner concludes.
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But he warned it could not burn through too many greenbacks.
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This development promises to facilitate the recovery process for burn victims.
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I wanted to burn it at the end of the video.
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Fire for Maluma continues to burn bright on Instagram as well.
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That posturing, she warns, could lead to a crash and burn.
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This is the slow burn of frustration put in musical form.
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"Fires don't burn bullets," said retired Scottsdale police detective TJ Jiran.
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Refinery29: Do you have a favorite song off of Burn Slow?
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"A slow burn of conditions has developed over time," Crane says.
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And so the world continues to simmer into a slow burn.
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For those without money to burn, it's about picking your spots.
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Rather, it is the sound of a cool, slow, controlled burn.
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I would hate to crash and burn live on C-Span.
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Someone needs to burn that motel down and start from scratch.
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Our bodies also burn fat, but at a much lower level.
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I got all that and more with 'Burn the House Down.
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On his left shoulder was what looked like a cigarette burn.
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Now I realize that I do want to see Gilead burn.
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"It's for pretentious rich assholes with money to burn," he snarked.
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Comer's work as Villanelle was a slow burn the first season.
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Burn rate is a bet on the potential of a business.
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NASA shared an image of the "burn scar" taken on Nov.
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Add that all up, and you get Abdul-Jabbar's hilarious burn.
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And when nearby peatlands burn, a toxic haze fills the air.
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It's likely to be a slower burn at the box office.
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"The Fed should let the economy burn hot," he tells Axios.
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Never return, no, never return, to burn at this piss factory!
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MacKay and Masucci then piloted the spacecraft in a roaring burn.
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Last season, I threatened to burn everyone alive if Drogon died.
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People watch a car burn on Interstate 75, near Lenox, Georgia.
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"What we&aposre seeing here is an incomplete burn situation," Capt.
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According to its president, APRIL operates a strict 'no-burn' policy.
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Daily Burn: This service is great for a more personalized touch.
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There were burn marks, gashes, and bruising visible across the bodies.
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He's right—it feels raw and sensitive, like a carpet burn.
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Room finds him in a subdued mode, emanating slow-burn menace.
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You gotta hand it to Kim ... it's a pretty sweet burn.
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"We'd go to a village and burn it down," he said.
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That vision, along with the burn, guided and inspired their parenting.
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All three of the fires continued to burn through on Friday.
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Detroit buildings burn out of control as riots rock the city.
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But after laying down that sick burn, Cohen wasn't quite done.
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Do I need to burn all of my Audre Lorde books?
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You don't want to burn it, but you can't keep it.
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They operate furnaces knows as "retorts" that burn wood into charcoal.
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I don't understand why someone would want to burn the flag.
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The concept is easy: eat way less carbs, burn more fat.
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Instead, let's all just bask in the majesty of Cohen's burn.
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Daily Burn: The 10 Best Apps to Train Your Brain 1.
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"Let's hope that this one will burn itself out," he said.
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For the next six hours, together they watched the building burn.
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Hey, if anyone can burn those calories ... it's this guy, right?
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On Monday, ITC had said the fire could burn until Wednesday.
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Six people made it to hospitals and survived their burn injuries.
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Daily Burn: I'm Exercising More — So Why Am I Gaining Weight?
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All that energy in Eliza's angry song in Hamilton called "Burn"?
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He was also the architect of the first burn in 1989.
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When you burn someone online, you can use the fire emoji.
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But it's not just the super-wealthy with money to burn.
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"It's better to burn out than fade away" - Rip Kurt Cobain.
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SUNLIGHT may be the best disinfectant, but it can also burn.
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He boasts of his ability to "burn Manhattan down to ashes".
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And even more importantly, you don't want to burn yourself out.
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She wrote "sorry I dipped" on Pete Davidson's burn book page.
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The timing only differed by 1 second from pre-burn predictions.
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The hills are dusty brown and gray and ready to burn.
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That's a burn referencing Affleck's Batman and the upcoming solo movie.
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That way nothing onboard the spacecraft will interfere with the burn.
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"So I like to burn things," he said when he arrived.
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The house did not burn down, although the inside was charred.
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The heat, not-burn is, which is why IQOS launched there.
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In my neck of the woods, people don't burn their flags.
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When you burn yourself, it is not a cry for help.
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As they burn a lot of calories, they are fed accordingly.
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But they emit carbon when they burn or decay after dying.
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I am about to quit and burn them to the ground.
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Taco Bell's newest food creation just might burn your taste buds.
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The injured were burn victims, the Franklin County Fire Company said.
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One-dimensional employees are far more likely to crash and burn.
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It makes them burn bigger, more intense, and out of season.
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The earth is being scorched, and fires continue to burn relentlessly.
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He watched Mars burn along with all his family and friends.
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Typically only the top few inches of the peat will burn.
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Officials say it could burn for at least another 100 years.
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Others get the gas piped from power plants that burn coal.
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Andrew flinched from the pretend burn, shook his hands pretend cool.
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Residents react as numerous homes burn on a hillside in Ventura.
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Here are the six factors that determine whether you'll burn out:
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Heatwaves around the planet burn hotter and hang around for weeks.
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Burning police stations might serve some purpose, but why burn schools?
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A laptop battery fire could take hours to burn itself out.
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I'm the only person who left the Burn with a PSA.
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Had she made sure to burn evidence of her mortal sin?
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I don't see why someone would want to burn [its flag].
|
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Sanders will have money to burn for his second presidential run.
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First, don't be destructive: Don't burn a flag, don't be vitriolic.
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Or the kind of game you could sincerely burn in effigy.
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They'll burn through two intense days competing to build something amazing.
|
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Seriously, you don't want to miss Gomez's sick vacuum cleaner burn.
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You don't go to the burn unit to bum a cigarette!
|
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All of this is driven by the company's scorching burn rate.
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And these fires are ... They used to burn at 1,700 degrees.
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I had so much fat to burn off, it went quick.
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If I were you, I'd burn this place to the ground.
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Glycogen is the fuel your muscles burn while you work out.
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I don't want to burn the roof of my mouth, obviously.
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Instead, they'll probably increase their burn rate and raise more money.
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You've got $100 to your name, and you're gonna burn it.
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It's cool because it gives him an avenue away from Burn.
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Instead, I got a slight burn on my stomach and chest.
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Farmers also burn the land to grow crops, such as soybeans.
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We alternated quickly between muscle groups for a full-body burn.
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If you're doing them right, you'll feel the burn near immediately.
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Cash is king, and cash burn is a "rite of passage"
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He even had a burn on his leg to prove it.
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Many range fires burn until they go out on their own.
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Ramdev would not be the first godman to crash and burn.
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Alessandro Michele, the magpie designer of Gucci, is feeling the burn.
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"The banks are going to burn through their capital," Metrick cautioned.
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At that hour it's "Burn It Down"; we love that show.
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We're told the plane had 3,700 gallons of fuel to burn.
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Massive burn rate for a company that was swimming in cash.
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These complementary qualities give warmth and heat to their slow burn.
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Farmers burn their fields and the air becomes thick and toxic.
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That's when I do strength conditioning or a real cardio burn.
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Party leaders continue to focus on the House's slow-burn investigations.
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It's not great to burn your tree either, Mr. Larsen said.
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Foreign students in the UK may soon feel the Brexit burn.
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He had hoped to burn it after Ms. McGrath claimed victory.
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So does a low-carbohydrate diet help people burn more calories?
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What you'd expect: startups should cut burn and focus on customers.
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It can't solely be based on anger because you'll burn out.
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She was told to burn certain herbs and sprinkle the ashes.
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But as those fires burn out, a new one is building.
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I love the American flag, and I would never burn it.
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Fires continue to burn in the surrounding hills, nowhere near control.
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"It was kind of a slow-burn situation," Mr. Otto said.
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On the contrary, increased logging can make fires burn more intensely.
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There's nothing left to burn at Binna Burra, it's all gone.
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" Simmons decided, "I choose to burn forgiveness first and hope next.
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Berlin has been a slow-burn labor of love for Lutes.
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Then bake at 350 until everything's soft, golden, about to burn.
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That reaction can, in turn, cause irritation and burn your skin.
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We don't want to believe our houses could burn down too.
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You might quickly burn through your cellular data limit, for instance.
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The code offers no specific guidance on how to burn it.
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Australia's bushfires continue to burn, and the toll just keeps climbing.
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It means they burn through vacation time in between bucket points.
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Threats were made to burn down the school and black neighborhoods.
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The group of reporters watched their station burn to the ground.
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You burn calories during exercise and, over time, should drop pounds.
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It just meant there was more cash flow burn among carriers.
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"We're going to burn the incumbency to the ground," he said.
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Bill Tripp learned to burn when he was 4 years old.
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I felt a sharp burn in my back and left arm.
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Does a fire burn in your litecoin when you see me?
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As the name suggests, they heat tobacco but don't burn them.
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You will burn in the fiery bowels of Jimmy Kimmel's hell.
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And good old Dr. Burn would refer me to palliative care.
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I feel like I've got wind burn, let's just say that.
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"The devil will burn you," Asan's young son yells at him.
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When they run out of wood, they burn clothes and shoes.
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The continuing tensions in Hong Kong are likely to burn investors.
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Also, I'll burn you if you try to touch my knob.
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At Bagram, Neil decided we should burn Surge's bloody body armor.
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The Kings had money to burn, while the Knicks do not.
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Dogs can burn extra calories in an effort to stay warm.
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Tell women they're going to burn if they don't support Clinton.
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But after a decade or so, I started to burn out.
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But after a decade or so, I started to burn out.
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I'd never burn a book, steal a man, be that annoying!
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The deadly Ferguson fire near Yosemite National Park continues to burn.
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The local government would burn through roughly $85033 billion per month.
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In fact, the bigger your body, the more calories you burn.
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"It did not burn the city to the ground," she said.
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I knew I felt my head burn a little, Jerome said.
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They're also not as prone to "burn-in," according to Kuo.
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He wants to burn the world and dance in the ruins.
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The poison is then ingested via a burn on the skin.
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Another victim had been taken to hospital with severe burn wounds.
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Their 2018 movie, "Burn the Stage," grossed over $5003 million worldwide.
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"We burn enormous sums of money moving this stuff," he said.
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Deductibles also continue to burn a deeper hole in workers' pockets.
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That steam likely led to some of the horrible burn injuries.
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Since the sessions are so short, does H.I.I.T. burn many calories?
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The dry, carbon dioxide-rich peatlands can burn for many weeks.
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A red line went down the center like a burn mark.
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Doubling the size of the sun would burn up the planet.
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Skin grafting has been used to treat burn victims for decades.
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When corn cobs burn, you get something left of the cob.
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How was it that I had never heard of burn pits?
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"We thought this place was going to burn," said the Rev.
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There's an obvious answer — we eat more than we burn off.
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A system burn helped it jump ahead and avoid the eclipse.
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"I had to burn half my books last year," he said.
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Yet evangelical tradition suggests that non-Christians burn forever in hell.
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You should feel a slight "burn" in your mouth corners. 26.
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This sends me into a spiral and I crash and burn.
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Coconut oil smells good, but doesn't actually burn belly fat. Sorry.
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In 2013, people gathered in Peshawar to burn Valentine's Day cards.
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She's in the mood to burn everything to the fucking ground.
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SWCC candidates burn an estimated 20,000 calories a day during training.
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On camera, the flames from the excess kerosene continue to burn.
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I believe that we have to burn the entire system down.
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Hollister is unsure of quite how long the fires will burn.
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We are burning the midnight oil to burn the midnight oil.
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Colleen Ryan of Harvard Medical School told BuzzFeed News that there are only about 300 qualified burn surgeons nationwide, and that the burn treatment requirements for medical school training of surgeons were curtailed a decade ago.
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Miranda imagines Eliza burning all of her own letters in the song "Burn," which is, in its way, a kind of sick burn to historians, and now a mass general audience, who are curious about her.
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The fires have added a sharp edge to a slogan from the "Hunger Games" movies — "If we burn, you burn with us" — that the movement appropriated months ago as a challenge to the city's political elite.
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Exactly how much burn for exactly how much growth will be the subject for another post, but any comment that tries to link burn rate to value creation, without taking growth rate into account, is simply wrong.
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Thus, very poor countries without much medical infrastructure would not be well-equipped for the process, said Dr. Jeanne Lee, interim burn director at the the regional burn center at the University of California at San Diego.
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Firefighters waited for small fires to burn out before exploring blast site Some small fires still were burning hours after the blast, and firefighters let those burn out by themselves before thoroughly searching the site, Pena said.
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Sure, fire can burn thinner sections of the stuff, but thick pieces of timber tend to only char, not burn to the core—consider a log in the fireplace that doesn't have enough kindling to really catch.
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Firefighters battle the Woolsey fire as it continues to burn in Malibu.
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Their pride, dignity and exuberant style burn brightly and bristle with defiance.
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Burn the shit out of the chilli over coals or direct flame.
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If you feel that way you need to burn that perception down.
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Your body is already tired at this point and your abs burn.
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I run to the guy who wants to burn it all down.
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You don't have to have the app to receive a Burn Note.
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"I hope they burn Rosewood down," she said of the series finale.
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It is struggling with extreme drought conditions as wildfires continue to burn.
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That or the burn treatment where they scraped off the dead skin.
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That liquid is mixed with a compound that can burn your skin.
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Betty instructs them to burn all of their clothes...including Jughead's beanie.
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How to Burn a Million Quid (BBC Radio 4)Premiered January 15
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It isn't clear, however, what Tango's burn rate was for the month.
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Let the world burn, and out of the ashes arise a new
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I find my way to a store, actual or virtual, and burn
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I was going to let you crash and burn, and you did!
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It's a double-edged sword, though, because eventually you might burn out.
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And then there's the carboard sleeve so you don't burn your hand.
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Stephen Curry, in turn, used those comments into a burn of Trump.
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Before humans came along, Namibia's savannas would burn about once per decade.
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Maybe they were feeling the burn of journalists being called into question.
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Finally there are traps that can freeze, burn, or shock an enemy.
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"It's actually, I can say, it was a nice burn," Hudson noted.
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You usually melt them in a skillet, but they can burn easily.
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Thirty seconds later, it's antenna and cameras will begin to burn apart.
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However, Luckin's expansion comes at the cost of an aggressive cash burn.
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She starts a fire to burn documents related to the Mahoney case.
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Drug gangs sometimes burn buses in retribution for police operations against them.
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Fort Mac is my hometown—it was like watching my world burn.
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Need some suggestions on how to burn up vacation time this year?
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And no one wanted to burn their eyes during the solar eclipse.
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Today, people do it because they like to, well, feel the burn.
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And the Camp fire continued to burn on Friday with 211% containment.
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I come here to unwind and to burn off some extra calories.
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Resuta guffawed, but she took the elaborate burn all in good stride.
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"People watch the cathedral burn, in silence," tweeted Libération journalist Quentin Girard.
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"For safety measures should probably burn the car too," one person commented.
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As the name suggests, the device heats tobacco but doesn't burn it.
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"Burn down the walgreens and kill the bums," a third message states.
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