Huawei applied a coating to a screen protector on the device instead, but the latest units now include the oleophobic coating.
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It has the same black-and-white display, but with a Corning Gorilla Glass coating instead of the plastic coating on the previous Pebble.
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The coating could be a wonderful idea if human taste buds can't perceive it, but until that's proven, the coating won't be covering anything you eat.
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The new version are covered in a grip coating that's being described as similar to the coating on the back of Google's Pixel 3 $799.00 at Google smartphone.
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Technically it's not actually a "coating" but an extremely small-scale etching of the surface that supposedly produces improved image quality without some of the drawbacks of a full-matte coating.
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Add the chicken to the bowl, coating the pieces well.
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The adhesive can damage the outer coating of the device.
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That, Geeksmithing solved with a prodigious coating of hot glue.
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Another thing to be wary of is the actual coating.
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Tap gently on edge of bowl to remove excess coating.
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Once the chicken is done marinating, get your coating together.
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AS) has approached U.S. rival Axalta Coating Systems Ltd (AXTA.
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Second, they require a chemical coating with low surface energy.
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It appears to have Oreo's trademark coating with chocolate inside.
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Without the world's hatred coating you like a second skin.
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This coating makes the new X6 the world's blackest car.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The chief executive of Axalta Coating Systems (AXTA.
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The material, after all, also serves as a protective coating.
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The phages then added those proteins to their outer coating.
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The coating is tasteless, odorless, colorless, and safe to ingest.
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"The coating does not affect the strength of the latex, and the coating provides consistently low friction even when subjected to large volumes of water or 1000 cycles of articulation (thrusting motions)," it said.
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Then squeeze out any excess water before coating it with polish.
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Yet the comet is already starting to shed its icy coating.
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The particles had a thick sulphate coating, which contained soluble iron.
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The screen is covered with a new type of matte coating.
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Just what I wanted coating my massive slip 'n slide: vomit.
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The flywheel spins an optical disc with an offset opaque coating.
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Musk said that they are working with 3M on the coating.
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And your coating is a smooth surface that can repel liquids.
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I appreciate him for being direct and not sugar coating anything.
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A shiny coating on the inner vessel cuts down thermal radiation.
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Its creepiness is overwhelmed by a coating of banal, "edgy" seediness.
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"He tells it like it is, no sugar-coating," she said.
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These jelly candies with a sugary coating date back to 1921.
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The 2020 X6, without the coating, has an MSRP of $64,300.
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Repeat so that each cutlet gets a full second coating. 5.
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Roll each log in the sesame seeds, coating the log completely.
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His sense of frivolity came with a coating of stranger-danger.
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The buttery coating for this popcorn pulls together several complementary flavors.
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Eye shadow had broken open, pinkish-purple dust coating the contents.
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"Dust is a protective coating" Mr. Buatta was fond of saying.
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Second, you could make an ultraviolet LED with a fluorescent coating.
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Commentary by Ravin Gandhi, CEO of Chicago-based GMM Nonstick Coating.
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"It's a nice coating," Mr. Baldwin said of the end result.
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The UCSD scientists did this by punching holes in a membrane, like skin with pores, and then spraying the exterior of the holes with a coating of graphene oxide, followed by a second coating of gold.
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"Our coating can be applied by simply spray-coating or wiping directly onto the surface, and it is very easy to apply," Tak Sing Wong, the lead author of the paper, told The Verge in an email.
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She's given herself a coating of the geriatric, of respectability, of Vegas.
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And that nano coating that's supposed to make these headphones sweat resistant?
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Or just the hard caramel coating and not the actual popped corn.
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Stir in farro, combining it with vegetables and coating it in oil.
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The plant will make separators for lithium ion batteries and ceramic coating.
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Hate the feel of anything greasy, goopy, or sticky coating your lips?
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I used the same clear coating I used for the base coat.
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The "standard", a checklist, measured traits like size, features, coating and gait.
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Spray with a light coating of cooking spray and sprinkle with salt.
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Our definition of "omniphobic" coating means that liquid that will not spread.
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They're curiously smooth and shiny, as if something was coating the rock.
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The diamond coating on the sharpener works very fast and extremely well.
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There are also signs that Mr Corbyn's Teflon coating is wearing thin.
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It's a bag of hot air ensconced in a deceptively delicious coating.
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The combined paints and coating company could have been worth $30 billion.
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Newton-John admits she can be guilty of sugar-coating her experience.
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The glass on the top is protected by Gorilla Glass 3 coating.
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It would be coated with a slick coating that would prevent climbing.
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They're also polarized to reduce glare and treated with a hydrophobic coating.
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That triple chocolate nugget is then encased in the signature candy coating.
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They're not going to stop at just coating the earbuds in gold.
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Popeyes, however, uses plenty of seasonings in the coating its chicken keeps.
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You might be coating your produce at home in the near future.
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Preliminary findings indicate that the coating does, in fact, suppress biofilm formation.
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It's almost like they've got this coating on the outside of it.
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The matcha dip quickly hardened into a Magic Shell-like outer coating.
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The coating is being tested on one of the newly launched satellites.
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What's more, the premium nonstick coating makes removing and cleanup a breeze.
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The new hood latch has an improved coating designed to avoid rust.
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The pan felt sturdy, and the nonstick coating was slick and effective.
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Of course, it depends on how this coating holds up in space.
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A light coating of tinted foundation smoothed out his cheeks and forehead.
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SpaceX has not said which material it&aposs using in its coating.
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The coating will block stray light from the sun and city lights.
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Then, as you bit down, the coating shattered, and the popcorn dissolved.
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Otherwise, the flour coating will become soft and stick to the pan.
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Woking in batches, toss the zucchini in the flour mixture, coating completely.
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A coating kit for toilets is available on the website for $20.
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Washing cast-iron pans with soap can break down the protective coating.
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These methods can remove the "seasoning" or protective coating from the pan.
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Different layers of the coating react to different colors in the light.
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They had held the pills in their mouths to soften up the time-release mechanism coating so they could get the euphoric rush of an entire pill all at once, then wiped the coating off on their shirtsleeves.
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But what if you could use it as a coating for fried chicken?
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Viking sails were made from wool and needed a coating to be effective.
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A new customized pair costs $249 while coating an existing pair costs $99.
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Drivers fumed as their tires spun on the slush still coating the streets.
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Its scroll wheel has some extra grip by way of a rubber coating.
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Upon impact with a pedestrian, the coating is broken exposing the adhesive layer.
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The meat was tough, the coating not crisp and the sauce sticky sweet.
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Sprinkle the salt mixture over the drained tomatoes, coating as evenly as possible.
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He also thinks the potato chip coating is genius — and he's not wrong.
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" He then adds, "It's not coating my throat, it's not swallowing my tongue.
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It's resulted in a coating so black that our spectrometers can't measure it!
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There's no sugar-coating it: Makeup remover isn't the sexiest skin-care category.
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It also doesn't have a water-repellant coating, like the other E5 models.
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The controller board will have a special coating preventing it from shorting out.
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Bright red paint cut her face in half, coating her nose and mouth.
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The shield also sports a special white coating to reflect the Sun's heat.
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There's clearly a coating over the screen that somehow, magically, makes fingerprints invisible.
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This word tells me that the glass coating is very afraid of water.
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Most phones already come with an oleophobic coating to resist oil and fingerprints.
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The fluorosilane coating the researchers used, however, is not the most environmentally friendly.
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It's inspired, apparently, by the waxy coating the interiors of Nepenthes pitcher plants.
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Instead, he's coating his feet with Crisco and covering them in saran wrap.
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The style and colorful enamel coating add a retro look to their kitchen.
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And that's where the virus's gel-like coating helps when it's cold outside.
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Parts of the walls disintegrated, coating the living room like a first snow.
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The gadfly of the agora wears coarse clothes and a coating of grime.
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The seeds are rich in protein and are covered with a sweet coating.
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So look, there's no sugar coating this — I think he should step down.
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The device is covered with an anti-microbial coating to prevent bacterial growth.
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As the coating dissolves, you get one swift, heady thwack of the spice.
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The bread needs to be really dry to create a crispy, golden coating.
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TIL that a CAPSID is a protein-based outer coating of a virus.
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It also has a thin coating of aluminum reflective color to add shine.
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There's double glass in it and the interior has a super-absorbent coating.
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Dear Heloise: Pulverized flavored salad croutons make a wonderful coating when baking chicken.
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Another thing I quickly noticed about the confection: the intense cinnamon sugar coating.
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Tarpaulin, made from coating a fibrous sheet in polyurethane, is water resistant and sturdy.
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I'm imaging a sticky coating that'll collect everything, including my hair, dust, and dirt.
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The other issue is that the coating on the keys seems a little cheap.
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Demi Lovato's not one for sugar-coating things or apologizing for speaking her truth.
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Mouth open, wild-eyed, a light coating of theme-park sweat across your brow?
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The McChicken just missed the top spot, despite its fantastic flavoring and crisp coating.
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Farmers apply them to their seeds as a spray or powder coating before planting.
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Before melted coating sets, place 2 eyeballs on coated marshmallow about ½ inch from top.
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Anti-glare coating and a matte screen combine to reduce the effect of glare.
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The resulting slime coating on the fish's lips is key to how it feeds.
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This is what the soft-touch coating on my demo Pixel 3 looked like.
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It utilizes a nano-tech coating of Coldblack technology, created by Swiss company Schoeller.
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The liquid glass coating is only good for a year before it wears off.
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This could lead to an increase of up to 17 percent using the coating.
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Beads with and without the peptide coating were implanted in healthy mice before breeding.
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Edipeel is a transparent coating that you spray on produce or dip items into.
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Tesla said it uses JL Precision to add an unspecified coating to some parts.
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Unfortunately, abusers still found a way to remove the coating and inject the drug.
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Enterically coated means the coating can be dissolved only in the body's small intestine.
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The FDA's rules changes will chip away at the e-cigarette's candy-wrapper coating.
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Completely cover the grass-stained area with a thin coating of the stain remover.
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Airfryers promise the same crispy coating that traditional fryers create without all the oil.
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The cheese formed a cling-wrap-like coating throughout the inside of my mouth.
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This helps loosen the protective coating, enabling the slime to be easily scraped off.
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N). In Tuesday's filing, Berkshire reported higher stakes in Axalta Coating Systems Ltd (AXTA.
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The lens also has a water-repellent coating to prevent residual water build up.
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She's the girl-criminal as influencer, coating herself in the glitter of attention. ♦
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There's no sugar-coating it, we have a few tough weeks ahead of us.
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Up close, a mucus coating enhances the fish's ability to detect chemicals around it.
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Because you're getting—think about the coating on the outside where the flavor's at.
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The group is building a pilot plant in Mantua, Italy, to make the coating.
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Mr. Keefe said Trinity had used the same coating technique during the Treadmark restoration.
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Parts of the Ohio Valley could be left with a severe coating of ice.
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Instead, it actually helps to improve the fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating on your phone.
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All have some kind of white frosting and a liberal coating of shredded coconut.
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There could also be some trade-offs when it comes to coating the satellites.
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Pick your fish, its coating (tempura or seasoned panko, for example), and a sauce.
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Once they scratch off the black coating, a bright rainbow pattern will be revealed.
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To make a long story short, he's coating one of the electrodes with bacteria.
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Neither version is water resistant, but Motorola says the phone has a "water-repellant" coating.
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Images from the area showed a layer of volcanic ash coating streets, roofs and vehicles.
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Indeed, they bond so tightly that Dr Liu compares the resulting coating to reinforced concrete.
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They're usually encased in colorful plastic coating and can be found inside electronics like laptops.
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Shares of competitor Axalta Coating Systems traded about 3 percent higher after the Bloomberg report.
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The hooks also have a special coating that facilitates easier penetration for efficient hook sets.
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When mixing mashed potatoes my old mixer put damage on the coating in the pot.
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The coating was recalled due to milk powder that may have been contaminated with salmonella.
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Then dip the butter-jalapeño sides into grated parmesan until you've created a nice coating.
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Plaque — the disgusting film coating our teeth — is made of bacteria and bits of food.
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And in the U.S., a company works to enhance crops by coating seeds with bacteria.
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There's no point in sugar-coating it: this is The Walking Dead at its worst.
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A drop of shampoo slides off a piece of plastic treated with the new coating.
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Eventually, bottles equipped with this super-slippery coating could start to appear on store shelves.
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Plus, they have Ti-Ceramic coating to allow for a fuss-free cleanup every time.
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Say I use the coating on my iPhone — when would I need to reapply it?
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Every year, New Yorkers swarm the Village, coating the neighborhood in a layer of defiance.
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" Meantime, neural pathways are boosted with a delicious fatty coating, in a process called "myelination.
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Coating our lips with honey and giving a stranger a consensual hug were the last.
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Associated chemical changes will likely erode the cement-like coating that covers many historic wrecks.
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The electric waffle maker has a non-stick coating which makes for hassle-free cleaning.
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NASA's InSight lander, with a thin coating of reddish dust seen on the solar panels.
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These synthetic products are used to make adhesives, coating materials and inks, among other things.
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There is a staggering amount of lead paint still coating the walls of American homes.
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The coating helps suspend them better during cooking so you don't get as much sinkage.
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The abrasion-resistant coating also makes them a viable option for bouldering or rock climbing.
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Once the virus is inside you, your body temperature degrades the coating, releasing the virus.
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The surface is covered with an oleophobic coating to reduce fingerprint smears on your screen.
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Achieve the vibrant manicure by coating your nails in Liquid Crystal by Solar Color Dust.
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Plus, the premium nylon lenses are anti-scratch, anti-fog and have anti-reflectance coating.
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Mix with 2 tablespoons of the olive oil and add the chicken halves, coating completely.
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Season the fish on both sides with an even, but light coating of the cure.
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It's made using a standard semiconductor process, then we add liquid crystal, then the coating.
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Delivered without sugar-coating and designed to manage expectations, the prognosis from doctors wasn't good.
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Workers laid a new flooring after several teams complained about the quality of the coating.
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The greasy sausage meat, breadcrumb coating, and hard-boiled egg all help soak up booze.
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The man shouted across the lot, the vitriol in his voice coating me like grease.
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In industry, it's frequently used as a coating on steel and iron for corrosion protection.
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That's what I love about a lot of comedy — it's candy coating around a pill.
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Dr. Haeussler likened it to bending a Snickers bar until the top coating breaks apart.
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It relies heavily on garlic, oregano and black pepper as a coating for the shrimp.
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The dark coating is meant to make the wall too hot and slippery to climb.
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The coating on a radio's metal chassis may be discolored, similar to silver becoming tarnished.
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And viruses are made up of material surrounded by a coating of proteins and fat.
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When viruses interact with soap, that fat coating gets ripped out by the soap molecules.
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That coating is smooth and slick, allowing for foods to easily release from the pan.
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Made by M-Fire Suppression, the coating is sprayed on as the framing goes up.
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A slippery new coating could make the crappiest place in your home a little cleaner.
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T) made an all-cash offer on Tuesday to acquire Axalta Coating Systems Ltd (AXTA.
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Blueberries often have a white coating, and some participants thought that should not be there.
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The exterior color coating is not as durable as Klean's, Hydroflask's, YETI's, or Fellow's, either.
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He notes that, even with a coating, the satellites may still interfere with astronomical instruments.
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It can, for example, burn the coating off "weatherized" wire by using specially designed incinerators.
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The biggest difference: The iPhone 8 has glass panels coating both sides instead of aluminum.
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SpaceX said it would solve the problem by putting a dark coating on future satellites.
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The candies will include the classic milk chocolate coating with a center containing hazelnut spread.
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It can, for example, burn the coating off "weatherized" wire by using specially designed incinerators.
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That said, the new glass coating on top of the screen feels way more sturdy.
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Coating the mackerel is a spicy mayo made with a home-brewed tribute to Sriracha.
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The coating, called PlasterMax, is fire-rated, meaning it passed combustion and room fire tests.
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Gruff, guttural, percussive, his voice seems covered in a light coating of dust and soot.
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And on windy days, those piles get blown around, coating anything nearby in black dust.
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The monitor has some cool pro-grade features, including a special "nano-texture" anti-reflective coating.
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Working in 4 batches, dip a piece of challah into the egg mixture, coating it completely.
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Yep, hell hath no fury like acne-prone skin after a thick coating of zinc oxide.
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The "anti-climb coating" application should take about 30 days to apply, according to the message.
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Bake until the coating is crispy and the pepper halves have softened, 25 to 30 minutes.
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The G224 opts for a "water repellent nano-coating" to protect it from random splash damage.
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I churn over my raw edges like a mollusk coating its pain with layers of nacre.
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This coating gives the Pixel 25's a kind of grippiness that other phones don't have.
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You can also add a protective coating to the paint to keep it from chipping off.
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Video uploaded yesterday shows a blizzard of quivering sea foam coating the town's Port Saint-Guénolé.
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You can order them up hot with melted butter, or chilled with a mayonnaise-chive coating.
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Apply a thin coating of gel to the hair, then a small sheet of the leaf.
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Our coating repels liquids in general, but getting it to repel soap was the hard part.
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The cast iron pot is oven safe with an enamel coating to endure years of use.
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Put a reflective coating and it would make a fantastic sail for a future solar mission.
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That can erode a glider's protective coating, fry its electronics and bend it out of shape.
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The coating also seals moisture inside the hair, and makes it shiny and easier to comb.
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The best part chocolate is that doesn't have to be just about bars, candies, and coating.
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It's made with 316L stainless steel, mineral glass with sapphire coating, genuine Italian leather, and nubuck.
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When I asked what to use for cramps, they recommended coating my tampon with weed lube.
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Then this fear of wrecking the fun for others lays on a thick coating of guilt.
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One change has been the process of coating the cast iron with a vitreous enamel glaze.
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Stop adding them, and the coating wears away, the pipes corrode, lead leaches into the water.
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The 10-inch HD touchscreen was bright and easy to see, with an anti-glare coating.
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The chicken nuggets at Wendy's won out with their crispy coating, juicy chicken, and balanced flavor.
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The oleophobic coating keeps the devices smudge-free or, at least, I couldn't see the smudges.
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Kuo thinks Apple will use a special coating on the camera bump to hide the lenses.
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It is a component in metal can coating and protects food from directly contacting metal surfaces.
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Coating the album in such loud "I'm all growed up!!" messaging didn't damage its commercial heft.
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Earlier this month, the company teased the store's reopening by unveiling a new colorful glass coating.
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Sometimes, there's no better way to disguise the taste of poison than with a sugar coating.
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To make their surfaces, the researchers covered small alumina plates with a super- water-repellent coating.
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It's like a candy-coating sprinkled with unicorn dust, but in reality it just doesn't work.
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Any old soap will break the virus's outer coating, and you don't need special antibacterial soap.
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Christina Anstead isn't sugar-coating some of the more difficult parts of life with a newborn.
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Early last year, Klean Kanteen began powder coating them for better resistance to chipping and wear.
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That wasn't the case in Louis's rodent trials, in which the coating dried smoothly around discs.
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The aprons are made of sturdy yet lightweight Turkish denim with a waxy stain-resistant coating.
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The UV light excites the electrons in the coating to produce many different colors of light.
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Its textured, matte exterior coating is tough and held up as well as the mighty Hydroflask's.
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The spray coating on these dials is said to be the darkest material on the planet.
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A quick dusting or coating is most likely, with no more than an inch at most.
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The pollen wasn't just coating cars and patio chairs -- it was hanging thick in the air.
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Early last year, Klean Kanteen began powder coating them for better resistance to chipping and wear.
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The cauliflower was moist on the inside, and the fried coating stuck to the vegetable well.
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Here it's combined with bread crumbs to make a miraculously flavorful, crunchy coating for chicken thighs.
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In the verde, a perky green salsa coating shredded chicken sharpens the lushness of the dough.
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The coating could help stores and farmers reduce waste from produce that has ripened too quickly.
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" "A young, dancing fire will quickly sear the marshmallow coating, keeping the interior cool and firm.
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Earthquaker still makes their pedals by hand, aside from the circuit boards and a final powder coating.
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In this version, I plop the minty filling and chocolate coating on top of cocoa-laced shortbread.
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The aluminum build of the Air 13S has an extra IPX21 coating for water and sweat resistance.
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Additionally, covers should have some sort of non-stick coating for good results, according to The Spruce.
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Large deposits of calcium form the white coating on the cotton candy colored cliffs in western Turkey.
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Already boys and girls were lined up across the tiles, arms held aloft, sweat coating their faces.
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Kyriacou says that Microsoft worked with Alcantara to ensure that the coating wasn't too thick or obvious.
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The rubber guard has to be scrubbed, as it gets a really yucky coating of decomposing food.
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The mac and cheese filling was rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced out by the crunchy fried coating.
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The group began developing a salt film coating and applying it to the fibers of mask filters.
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The patch is fitted with microneedles, made through a process that scientists call layer-by-layer coating.
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The nanoparticles bind to rods and cones, coating them and changing the wavelengths they are sensitive to.
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Huawei stores in China can apply the coating to existing devices that failed to ship with it.
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The durable nonstick coating helps you cut down on oil, saving you fat and calories when cooking.
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Its battery is 3,000mAh and the phone has a nano-coating to protect against spills or rain.
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The green slime floating on the surface of the water and coating the rocks was watching you.
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Light traveling through the glass, off of the under coating and back gives it a layered look.
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Save early, save often There's no sugar-coating this: XCOM 2's save file system is broken.
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And for a third hit of chocolate, the entire biscuit is dipped in a decadent chocolate coating.
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Oil wells have been bombed or set on fire, coating land, animals and humans in noxious soot.
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Cut into 12 squares then dust the tops with a generous coating of powdered sugar before serving.
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There's also a thin coating around the surface that serves to further dissipate the stress of impact.
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Toss the balls with a light coating of flour and cover with a lightly moistened towel. 5.
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Mazda says the corrosion protection coating applied to the hatch lift supports at the factory wasn't sufficient.
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One of its special features is that its body has a coating that makes it scratch-resistant.
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Dip each cutlet in flour, coating completely, then the egg, followed by the panko-cheese mixture. 5.
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A thick stream of vomit explodes from his mouth, coating his jacket and the floor around him.
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The Kit Kat bar remix includes strawberry creme filling and crispy wafers inside a pink chocolate coating.
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Rather than hiding away, sugar-coating it, I knew I had to put it all out there.
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The Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed the transparent coating to go over glass displays.
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As you walked through you could feel it creeping up your throat and coating over your mouth.
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The glow comes from a substance found inside a hard-and-thin coating on the scorpion's exoskeleton.
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The coating is sterile and won't erode over time, so it sits under a person's skin forever.
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Mil-Spec used a Kevlar-infused exterior coating and semi-gloss powder-coated accents on the vehicle.
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Varnish is a very common plastic, often used as a coating on many ships, vehicles, and buildings.
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Mix that with political freakouts coating every inch of your News Feed, and: Not a pleasant cocktail.
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A spoonful of sharp mustard mixed in with the egg for the coating helped that cause, too.
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Remove the seed but leave the hard outer coating beneath the seed that's attached to the fruit.
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I'm going to share my whole journey without sugar-coating anything, or sweeping anything under the carpet.
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This is an eco-friendly, PFOA- and PTFE-free silicone coating which has excellent non-stick properties.
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In the dim light, a heavy coating of foundation and blush gave his face a garish glow.
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So soap or alcohol are very, very effective against dissolving that greasy liquid coating of the virus.
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Wake up early and you'll see workers in Hazmat suits and trucks coating the streets with bleach.
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So S139N may make the coating more protective or help the virus assemble more effectively, he said.
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Then, the coating will automatically be good as new, reducing the need to get a new device.
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Fabric softener leaves a coating on clothing that can lead to odor retention, even in clean laundry.
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"We know that viruses that lack an envelope coating are much hardier in the environment," he said.
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The jerky-like sausage sweats into the dish as it steams, coating each grain with savory sweetness.
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The emerald moss coating the limbs of a giant Garry oak tree outside glowed into the room.
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Some people also aren't comfortable with their food chilling in a plastic-y ceramic coating for hours.
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Thanks to the nonstick coating, it slides right out after a couple of bumps on the countertop.
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And then it will synthesize them into a wall-coating visual display, or a collective VR hallucination.
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South Korea's capital has unveiled emergency measures to combat a thick layer of smog coating the city.
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The coating is on display at the New York Stock Exchange as part of a new exhibit.
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But, in many ways, this Thanksgiving is likely to have an extra thick layer of negative coating.
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The flaked coconut is fresh and abundant, pressed into a wonderfully mysterious coating: whipped cream or icing?
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Mirrorland finds Earthgang coating their grievances with charisma, but bouts of paranoia still manage to seep through.
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They had to come up with a special coating to keep the cars from turning to mud.
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His coating can prevent brown spotting in avocados for up to 30 days longer than existing methods.
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Just turn it on and enjoy uniform heat across the nonstick grill coating with five heat settings.
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The objects were often "japanned" — covered with glossy black coating, decorated with gold and mother-of-pearl.
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Its variations are united by crushed peanuts, which form the savory, tongue-coating backbone of its sauce.
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The coating contains milk powder ingredients produced by Valley Milk Products LLC, which may be contaminated with salmonella.
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What's more, the fossils were uncoated, meaning scientists hadn't covered them in a protective coating like a lacquer.
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A highly reflective coating of titanium dioxide means the sculpture should be visible to observers on the ground.
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The glass is super easy to clean, and the outside coating keeps it sturdy, even if it drops.
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Last month, reporters noticed that there was literally a coating of dust on the press briefing room podium.
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Works great, protects the coating on the metal and all the speeds to choose is a bonus too.
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Is it meant to replicate the thin coating that sits between the biscuit crumbs and the ice cream?
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The coating contains milk powder ingredients recalled by Valley Milk Products, due to a concern over salmonella contamination.
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No illnesses have been reported to date, and none of the coating sampled has tested positive for salmonella.
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Once while she was sweeping the filth coating the floor, she uncovered a dead mouse, oozing with maggots.
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Over time, his backyard furniture and, oddly enough, a plastic skeleton disappear under a heavy coating of snow. .
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The authors write that the droplet acted as the resistor while the surface coating acted as the capacitor.
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The more layers of coating, the bigger the price, with pieces of jewellery easily reaching hundreds of euros.
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The Pro Display XDR will be available this fall for $5,000 or $6,000 with the optional matte coating.
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It made new Bluetooth neckbuds that come with a special coating to protect them from sweat during workouts.
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Synergy's polymer coating used to deliver a drug disappears over time, leaving a bare metal stent in place.
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To avoid this, surgeons began using implants with a textured coating made with a foam spray, she says.
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But a winking sense of humor coating the nostalgia-tinted emotion was always part of DJ Seinfeld's charm.
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Thursday only, it's hand-battering the wings in champagne then coating them in 0003 karat, edible gold flakes.
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Place the flour in a shallow bowl and dredge the chicken in it, coating it all over. 2.
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But with the two matched after the coating is applied, fingerprints and grease marks become far less noticeable.
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Last May, the company debuted its coating on avocados at more than 250 grocery chains, Fast Company said.
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The chemical makeup of AGXX even allows the coating to self-regenerate, ensuring that its effects last longer.
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Researchers have shown this can be made more efficient by adding a special coating that attracts water molecules.
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At Titan, high-end watches are not painted, but rather treated with a "diamond-like carbon" (DLC) coating.
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After coating the quartz disc in bacteria and observing the expected signal noise, they then administered the antibiotic.
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Prepare the nacho coating: In a medium bowl, combine the flour, tortillas, and cornstarch and set aside. 5.
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Instead of ditching Opana, people simply worked around the chemical coating by injecting the drug—and shared needles.
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The cover of New Plants has a winding Blossfeldt tribute, albeit with a synthetic fuzz coating this tendril.
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Made of leftover plant skins and stems, the coating acts as a barrier that slows the decay process.
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Cornmeal is a solid choice for coating fried chicken, but why not give fried corn tortillas a try?
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And the coating they used can also work on e-skin that does more than just light up.
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The texture of chocolate also creates a coating in the throat, serving as a surprisingly effective cough suppressant.
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It doesn't always work that well, but maybe this new coating technology will finally give us spotless phones.
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The foundation remains a glass and aluminum sandwich with the same splash-proof coating as its pricier siblings.
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But even with a coating of sauce, she found the wings to be absolutely not worth the bite.
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Lockheed-Martin is currently working on a way to reduce the damage to the stealth coating for this.
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The smooth outside coating is made from lac-resin, an insect secretion from lac bugs found in Asia.
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Sugar-coating the message, he says, would not wash with a public conditioned by a largely eurosceptic media.
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Rather, it gives my lips a slick, thin coating that makes them feel hydrated — and tasting like candy.
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On the outside, the plane is painted with a special coating that makes it less detectable to radar.
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Dark chocolate Twix will join the OG option, swapping out the milk chocolate coating for a darker version.
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The only thing missing was the chocolate coating, which is easy to add if one has the urge.
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And the coating, which protects it from the corrosive power of water, is intact and in good shape.
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It consists of genetic material in the form of RNA and a protective protein coating called a capsid.
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Ah, the egg ghost—coating your every mug, every breath, sticking to every fork and following you around.
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Scientists have only recently started to investigate the composition and function of the bacteria coating our ocular conjunctiva.
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Police put blue dye in the water cannons directed at protesters, coating the road in a blue wash.
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Hats and scarves help block the sun (even better if they're sprayed with a sun-protective fabric coating).
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Apeel uses plant-based materials like the peels of fruits and vegetables to create an invisible, natural coating.
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Massage the contents of the bag to ensure the soy sauce mixture is completely coating the meat. 5.
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As the concert progressed, though, the musicians settled into something like a compromise: steeliness in a plush coating.
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The book's intended message has largely been lost under the coating of saccharine that Hollywood spread over it.
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On the coating with the mushroom shapes, however, there were big gaps beneath the barnacles' layer of cement.
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The leather sits for 24 hours, until the dye cures, then is topped by a clear protective coating.
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A word of warning: The cornstarch coating will most likely cause the tofu to stick to the pan.
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A manicurist struggled to remove the gel coating on his nails, which were decorated with yellow smiley faces.
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They're breathable, so they don't get hot and uncomfortable during the summer, but the nitrile coating is strong.
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Motorola is making it clear that the new Razr has a protective coating pre-installed on the screen.
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It's made by coating Chex cereal in a mix of chocolate, peanut butter, vanilla, butter, and powdered sugar.
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The secret to achieving the crunchy texture is coating the slices with Demerara sugar and searing them twice.
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As for the mint, crystallizing the leaves involves drying them with a coating of egg white and sugar.
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It's a seed coating, and in the lychee, the ARIL is the fleshy, edible part of the fruit.
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That batch included one satellite with an experimental coating, aimed at decreasing the vehicle's brightness in the sky.
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Acer says the laptop's screen has a peak brightness of 2699 nits and features an anti-glare coating.
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Plus, each piece has a Ti-Ceramic coating for a fuss-free cleanup and a scratch-proof lifespan.
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Lift it up to check it's generously covered all over as this will ensure a really crisp coating.
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Having no barbecue, they cooked on refrigerator racks scavenged from the trash, after burning off the plastic coating.
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"The glass is coating the molecules inside of the tardigrade cells, keeping them intact," said Dr. Boothby said.
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The couple had the galvanized pipe, whose coating may have contained lead, replaced with lead-free stainless steel.
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The company has created an invisible, edible coating designed to be sprayed on produce to extend shelf life.
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Heating up the insulating material makes it easier to remove the thick outer coating, exposing the copper inside.
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The effectiveness of the new coating is being tested and optimized by the Fraunhofer Institute, but it expects a final recipe for the coating to be perfected by the end of 2020, at which point FEW Chemicals GmbH will put it into mass production and make it available to appliance makers.
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Starbucks is also offering two new themed sweets as part of its limited-time Valentine's Day menu: the Valentine's Day Cake Pop, with its rich chocolate cake core, milk chocolate icing coating and heart candy sprinkles, and the Valentine's Day Heart Sugar Cookie, with its white chocolate coating and colorful sprinkles.
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The worker (globe-maker?) spins the globe against a concave semi-circle, all the while coating it with plaster.
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Dakota Fanning No powdered sugar coating it — Dakota Fanning shares the dirty truth about snow days in the city.
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At max, you'll have to wait about eight hours before rinsing off the guide color coating your entire body.
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Liquid (including gel-inspired liquid formulas) Tips: Make sure your brush has an even coating of liquid or gel.
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The new bar features a higher-quality chocolate coating with more milk and cocoa for a richer creamier taste.
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Inside the spotty exterior, candy lovers will find a layer of dark chocolate coating a heart of white chocolate.
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We used nano-level laser engraving holographic technology + dual layer nano coating to create this beautiful and unique color.
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Farha's fabric coating also uses a polymer called polyethylenimine, which glues the metal-organic framework to the cloth evenly.
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The sour doesn't involve a coating of sugar, either — those sneks are tangy and fruity all on their own.
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A final coating of Permashield with UV and graffiti protection will hopefully keep the work intact for several years.
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There's a scratch-resistant coating on the exterior and interior, and it's made to work with wireless Qi charging.
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Coating the classic donut with pop art references, Jae Yong Kim's layer icons upon icons onto his ceramic creations.
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Advances in lens coating have made it easier to avoid flare, but it's still a desirable look for some.
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Sadly, we won't be coating every solar cell in graphene just yet—and not only because of the expense.
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It's based on urethane, which is a rubbery material, so it kind of feels like a stiff rubber coating.
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Because of the thick coating of cosmetics covering my face, my makeup was not going to come off easily.
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With the protective coating on the wrong side, the goggles fogged up a few seconds into his opening run.
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And the shoemaker itself is suing 3M for selling it the reportedly dangerous Scotchgard coating in the first place.
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And a lot of the tops in specialty stores look like your grandma's bras were given a waterproof coating.
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Widely used as a topical ointment, it forms a protective coating that traps moisture, and adds body and shine.
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The Moto Z2 Play isn't water-resistant, but it's got a water-repellant coating to protect from light splashes.
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As she became evermore emaciated, Wilgefortis's body grew a coating of hair, and a beard sprouted from her chin.
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Each slice also contains real cherries on the inside, a crunchy chocolate cherry coating and lots of whipped cream.
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Other points of pride are a new alloy, which Blue has named cascadium, and a coating it's calling rainerium.
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A surviving village oracle cursed Kratos, magically coating his skin in the ashes of his dead wife and child.
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By coating aluminum powder with nanoparticles of zirconium, the researchers were able to print aluminum alloy without it cracking.
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The Gorilla Glass screen has a UV coating this time around, which should make it more readable in daylight.
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The brand new flavor comes with that same candy coating and chocolate outer core we all know and love.
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It aims to do this by selling a probiotic seed coating for crops like corn, cotton, wheat, and soybeans.
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Dutch paints maker AkzoNobel and U.S. rival Axalta Coating Systems said on Tuesday that they have ended merger talks.
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Mr. Trump pledged early on to "present the facts plainly and honestly," without the sugar-coating of political correctness.
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I had the greatest success after spraying it through day-old volumizing spray and a coating of texturizing spray.
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Samsung just exclusively licensed the superhydrophobic coating, so maybe water will be bouncing off our future Galaxy phone screens.
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Equipped with non-stick coating, the pan also comes with its own spatula for scooping out those chewy bites.
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For the chemical coating, they used a compound of fluorine, called fluorosilane, to coat the rough polypropylene they created.
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The new coating has been developed by researchers from Pennsylvania State University and University of Illinois at Urbana−Champaign.
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The LQ also comes with air purification coating that decomposes some of the car's emissions while it's being driven.
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The iridescent coating on the new glass panels which the cube debuted with this month has since been removed.
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Endo contended that the new Opana ER and its hard coating deterred abuse, but this summer, the FDA disagreed.
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Black ice means any thin, clear coating of ice, without the trapped air bubbles that render thicker ice cloudy.
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And that's thanks to a protective gel-like coating that surrounds the flu virus while it's in the air.
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Instead, we get a generous coating of snow over every exterior, but mostly sunny skies and the occasional sprinkling.
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"I feel like they're just sugar-coating this," said Katie Bustamante, whose son Alex, age 6, died in May.
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Nothing compares to its chewy, satisfying texture and simplicity, with a restrained amount of flavorful sauce coating it perfectly.
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It begins with a different, also new A$AP Ferg track, featuring a saxophone line coating the song's beat.
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Coating the tube itself also creates a completely new hue, opening up the possibilities to the entire color spectrum.
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There are actually 40 something areas where the coating on the pipeline is worn away down to bare metal.
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Visitors with careful eyes, though, will note a slight coating of dust on some areas, which is actually paint.
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The company recently released an original product: the "drapron," a combination apron-dress made with a water-repellent coating.
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The US Air Force's F-117A stealth jet, introduced in the 1980s and now retired, used a stealth coating.
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Once cooked, the steaks are plunged into a pot of dip, coating the surface with a peppery, buttery veneer.
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The filling was softly gelled, sour and darkly complex from the bittersweet coating, and the crust crumbly and rich.
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Most chip bags are usually not recyclable since they are made from a metal foil with a plastic coating.
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But the rings sculpt the moons, too, coating them with colorful mounds of ice and crafting some unusual shapes.
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In person, this display looks great, and it has a unique coating that makes using it feel super smooth.
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Gates's direct, personal engagement with the clay is obvious; even its coating cannot hide the facts of its making.
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Then, the team exposed the plates to ultraviolet light, to create water-adhesive designs on top of the coating.
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During cooking, egg proteins form a thin but critical coating that protects the meat or fish from drying out.
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It even leaves an invisible coating on your screen that is capable of resisting dust, dirt, oils, and fingerprints.
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Inside a thin sheath of fried coating, this composite of ground meat is mysteriously bland and almost unimaginably dry.
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The tenders are made with a shortbread cookie coating that gives the chicken its sweet taste and crunchy texture.
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If Hylyx's body rejects it, there's no way to know whether it's because of Louis's coating or something else.
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The X100V's body has switched from the magnesium alloy in previous X100 cameras to aluminum with a satin coating.
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"A good pomade will add hold while coating the hair and concealing any split ends or flyaways," she says.
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Then there's the nonstick ceramic coating, which brings down its temperature tolerance a little but also makes cleaning easier.
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"These glass panels have anti-reflective coating internally and externally in order to mitigate the solar radiation," Yacoubian said.
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When used as a coating, Vantablack appears to change the dimensions of an object, rendering 3D objects completely flat.
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The chicken was warm, but the buttermilk coating was mushy within seconds of the cashier handing me the bag.
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Nothing, short of items you've vacuum-sealed, will remain without at least a thin coating of the ubiquitous dust.
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It acts like a grease coating a vaper's lungs, Bryn Mawr College chemistry professor Michelle Francl told the Post.
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Avocados with an edible coating to slow down the rotting and drying process are now on sale in Europe.
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The fried coating was perfectly crispy, and the salmon was fresh and moist inside the crunchy layer of rice.
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In a way, gamifying mental health treatment is like coating broccoli with candy to get us to eat it.
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Tenders also have dive teams that can do perform repairs on the hull and its coating in the water.
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These ice-cream bars contain vanilla ice cream that's dipped in a milk-chocolate coating and covered with almonds.
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You'll have to take out a second mortgage for fondant, but hey, the cement-like coating is très French.
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Users soon learned that the coating could be rubbed off to reveal the small pearl of pure oxycodone inside.
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As it is nontoxic and edible, the coating could even be used in the cosmetic, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
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Made of leftover plant skins and stems, the coating acts as a barrier designed to slow the decay process.
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When a reporter visited this August, the mold was still there, coating the walls, furniture, toys, shoes and clothing.
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The alkaloid toxin coating their skin comes from a food-derived source; without it, they're not poisonous at all.
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It was green; littered with parks and green open spaces, but with a characteristic coating of grime to it.
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Not only does Calphalon's non-stick coating make heat distribution and even cooking possible, but cleanup is significantly less gross.
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Pitt notches upset of No. 43 Florida State There's no sugar-coating it: Pittsburgh's 2016-17 season has been rough.
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The phone comes with a water-repellent nano-coating which the company claims can withstand accidental water spills and splashes.
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If an applicator isn't available, coating your finger with yogurt before inserting it into your vagina works just fine too.
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The coating is being tested on mangoes in Kenya and cassava in Nigeria, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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He spent the better part of Saturday trying to remove the chip from the fob's plastic coating without ruining it.
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Use 4 cups Hard Pretzels: "With a quick blitz in a food processor, pretzels become a flavorful coating," he says.
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For Farha, that means answering questions like whether or not the coating flakes off, and if the fabric is breathable.
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It sat on beige silt, some 22015,226 metres beneath the sea's surface, and was entirely covered in a black coating.
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You'll need it for mixing into slime bases, coating bars of soap, and sprinkling on blocks of soaked floral foam.
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BlackPods says it uses a three-phase "proprietary coating system" to produce a scratch-resistant pair of black-colored AirPods.
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Most versions of Vantablack use a dense coating of carbon nanotubes that trap almost all light that hits its surface.
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Engadget notes that some P10 units didn't ship with the special oleophobic coating on the screen, designed to reduce fingerprints.
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The passive strategy is a novel polymer-based coating that is applied to the top of an ordinary fabric spacesuit.
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The laptop is also being offered with an anti-glare screen coating, and the webcam has been updated to 1080p.
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When the wing's nervous system senses damage, it sends a signal to microspheres of uncured material within the nanocrystal coating.
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This is then followed by a protective coating that helps preserves the shape and structure of all those tiny pillars.
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The ZP2 coating could also be applied to other forms of contraception, such as vaginal rings, to help prevent pregnancy.
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The secret lies in the coating: The nanotubes are now coated in sucrose, while the first versions used explosive materials.
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She had given the vibrator a coating of water-based lube, and she slid the vibe smoothly into her vagina.
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The whole thing was also given a coating that dissolved in water, which acted as a sort of time release.
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The electronics are sealed inside the board and have a special coating that protects it from water, wind and dust.
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No Filter is a week-long series of frank, honest stories about cosmetic procedures — without judgment, sugar-coating, or stigma.
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Then a creamy coating of béchamel, and even more cheese is added on top of the bread, surrounding the sandwich.
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More recent start-ups like SolarPaint have developed waver-thin coating that can turn any surface into a solar panel.
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In this case, the researchers added a new protective coating, called a passivation layer, to various kinds of e-skin.
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With closed eyes and an open mouth, that dairy melts on your tongue, coating and coaxing all the way down.
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There's still the same Intel chip inside, a sapphire crystal coating over its display, and a microphone for voice control.
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The algae is coating water like "chunky guacamole" Politicians of all stripes are calling the extent of the blooms unprecedented.
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It's also really decadent in a way: It's thick noodles that are fried in oil, egg coating them, brined chicken.
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"Let's just say I got sticker shock," said Jones, who settled for a type of aluminum with gold-vinyl coating.
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This means that a coating of vegetable oil has been applied to prevent rusting and to prevent food from sticking.
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Also, its rounds had to receive a thin coating of wax to guarantee that they'd properly feed through the weapon.
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Her immune system was stripping the fatty coating, called myelin, from her nerve fibers, impeding their ability to transmit signals.
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Nearly 6,500 square feet of golden vinyl coating was applied to the yacht while it was docked in Viareggio, Italy.
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Most cheese lovers are familiar with young gouda, the mild, semi-soft cheese that typically has a red wax coating.
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They have a water resistant coating, replaceable earpads ($245), and a robust, understated design that holds up to my abuse.
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The Carbon is lighter, and nicer feeling with that beautiful soft touch coating instead of the cool, boring metallic feel.
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The fresh shrimp are soaked in coconut milk quickly and lightly fried to order in a coating of plantain flour.
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Karaage itself refers to a manner of cooking: the meal is marinated, seasoned, and double-fried in a light coating.
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But the pants might hog all of the attention: they're leather, for starters, and they're plastered with metallic blue coating.
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Add the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil to the pan and swirl it around to create an even coating.
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Later, experts would say a whitish film coating the heart pointed to a death from tuberculosis with complications from pericarditis.
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We tried coating it with cocoa butter which is the main component of white chocolate but it was quite greasy.
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"You see, they are really burning," she said, pointing to the sticky brown coating on the bottom of both pans.
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M. & A. • Akzo Nobel confirmed that it was in talks with Axalta Coating Systems to create a $30 billion company.
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You'll want the spoon they serve it with to stir the drink and integrate that sugar coating into the spirit.
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Cakes, cookies and baked goods will freeze best without icing, glazes or chocolate coating, which can get sticky when thawed.
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The display also features a stainless steel foil underneath, to protect from scratch resistance, and a special coating on top.
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I scalded with fresh shame and sat for a long time coating my left palm in layers of craft glue.
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Does it have more to do with the sticky humidity that layers over everything like jam coating a child's hands?
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"What happens is that even if you use a washcloth, there's still a coating left on the skin," she says.
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Some people find their extremely sour coating unbearable; some consider it child's play (and some people, incredibly, think it's delicious).
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Even if that coating does wear down over time, Dixon says using cleaning chemicals will only strip it away faster.
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SpaceX tried to mitigate this problem by coating one of its satellites to make it appear darker in the sky.
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It's unclear if the coating has worked yet, and SpaceX plans to continue launching its bright satellites in the meantime.
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If you see any white patches or a dusty coating that you fear might be mold, rest assured, it's not.
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The Smart Frame has a 21.5-inch IPS display with a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution and an anti-glare coating.
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SpaceX will continue to launch its regular bright satellites in the meantime while it determines whether the coating is working.
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The company controls the ingredients that go into the coating formula, ensuring they're both eco-friendly and resistant to chipping.
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Disinfectants wear down screens' "oleophobic coating," which is designed to keep them fingerprint- and moisture-free, according to Apple's website.
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The Cars' co-founder, who had a gift for coating clever ideas in radio-friendly rock, has died at 33.
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Blue feathers, like those of the kingfisher, would be brown or gray without a special structural coating that reflects blue.
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The more the exclusivity, the thicker will be the coating of P.C. progressivism to show that we're all good people.
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But then she starts working with the molding chocolate, coating the cakes and then sculpting like you would with clay.
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What's important is the material itself, which Allyson Vieira made by dissolving and reforming Styrofoam and coating it in resin.
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The beneficial microbes can be applied as a liquid or powder coating to seeds (a standard process in agriculture already).
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"Yet again, she controlled the crowd, though this time by candy-coating her usual condescension with faux fellowship," Parker wrote.
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My father listens silently, but I can feel a meniscus of rage rising in him, coating his throat with bile.
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This lets the Parmesan melt slightly, combining with the starchy slurry and forming an even coating over every potato piece.
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The metropolitan areas of New York and Boston could see 4 inches of snow followed by a coating of ice.
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In their experiments on mice, Markovic's lab discovered that with the antibody coating, they could administer 20 percent more medication.
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That's because smartphones come off the production line with special coating that repels human oils to prevent excessive screen smudging.
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While coating your food with gold may seem like a modern, innovative delicacy, the technique has been used for many centuries.
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"Traditional highlights also require some teasing, or back combing, of the hair and fully coating the shaft with lightener," she says.
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To correct this problem, the researchers modified the particles, coating them with chemicals to provide stability while maintaining their heating ability.
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But be warned: Like all colored aluminum, the coating will chip or scratch over time and expose the silver aluminum underneath.
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JunkBanter reports that the new flavor, which features a black candy coating with white speckles, incorporates two different types of chocolate.
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The salmon tasted moist and fresh, despite coming out of the freezer, and the crunchy rice coating wasn't chewy at all.
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So, the lab was lit with bug lights, incandescent lightbulbs with a coating on the inside so the light looks yellow.
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Fans made their own memorial outside the day after he died, coating the ground outside with flowers, jerseys and other tributes.
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Dip each of 25 pretzel sticks into the bag filled with melted peanut-butter chips, coating 24/25 of the length.
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In some cases the seed coating is used to make the plant more resilient in regions that are prone to drought.
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Unfortunately, the nano coating isn't available across the HDJ-X fleet, but it's a fantastic little feature, so it should be.
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Keep your eye makeup simple by just defining your brows and coating your lashes with a light layer of volumizing mascara.
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We all need fat to make hormones and to protect our nerves (a bit like plastic coating protects an electric wire).
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The silver coating washed away without soap after a good two- to three-minute soak-and-scrub session in the sink.
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This involves coating the interior walls of buildings in malaria-prone areas with insecticide, to kill mosquitoes that land on them.
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Instead, the MPL has a warm, nutty flavor with that comforting, mouth-coating richness of maple syrup lingering after every sip.
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Covestro's products include coating ingredients, transparent plastics for headlights and sunroofs in cars and chemicals for foams used in vehicle seats.
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"Anything acidic which contacts your teeth will wear out the enamel, the protective coating, and that will cause cavities," Boghosian adds.
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Both the gold and space grey iPhones XS have been subjected to a coating process called physical vapor deposition or PVD.
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Not to mention the fact that putting it around your eyes can result in the oil coating your corneas (not good).
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If you're reading this and you're like, "You know, I should put a protective coating on my shoes RIGHT NOW," great!
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The adhesive portion is coated until needed — when the car hits someone, the coating is broken to expose to sticky part.
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And anyway, should an almost $2,000 phone really immediately break just because you peeled off a tiny layer of protective coating?
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Not surprisingly, Ali and her collaborators found the cartilage coating the tibia to be much thicker in kangaroos than in humans.
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After sucking the pill's red coating off, he crushed the rest with the edge of a cigarette lighter, then snorted it.
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"The coating method operates at room temperature, requires no solvents, and does not compromise textile production speeds," the Australian team reports.
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According to Toyota, the crankshaft timing rotor associated with those engines may have been manufactured with too much anti-corrosion coating.
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While I was happy to put my dollars towards supporting locals, the massage felt more like a light coating of moisturizer.
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Indigo Agriculture's beneficial microbes can be applied as a liquid or powder coating to seeds (a standard process in agriculture already).
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Keep a few of these lint-free, cotton clothes with detergent coating in your pocket to keep your vision fog-free.
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They swell threateningly, coating melodies in decaying reverb and wrapping ominous melodies in gauze—rendering a whole world in terrifying grayscale.
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To do this, simply whip up a beer-batter and fry the okra until it gets a crispy golden brown coating.
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"We're very much of the opinion that sugar-coating realities, or spoon-feeding people information does them no favors," he added.
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Be careful to ensure that the chicken is evenly and fully coated, but do not let the coating become too thick.
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The coating on the fish fritters is almost as soft as cake crumbs, a pale gold tinted green by seaweed powder.
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Throughout, gold sourced from electronic detritus is incorporated as a bright finish, most apparently as coating inside a leather rubbish bin.
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But its thin, flexible sheets can adapt to uneven surfaces, which also makes it a good coating material, the study said.
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Most headlight lenses are treated with a UV-blocking, clear coating from the factory, but over time, they can become corroded.
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The use of glitter coating, too, is reminiscent of car and bike culture: a tricking out of and personalizing the ordinary.
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Any moisture on your face freezes almost instantly, coating your eyeballs with a layer of ice that prevents you from blinking.
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No new barnacles settled on it for the rest of the experiment, while the other coating continued to attract new colonists.
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Ideally, the coating would be applied with a 3D printer to allow soldiers to readily produce militarized microbes in the field.
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The crunch was delicious, but I think entirely coating the top of the dish with crushed crackers would've been even better.
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Much of the cooking revolves around glossy, spoon-coating, cream- and butter-reinforced sauces that some younger diners have never tasted.
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But what happens to the coating as it gets slowly flushed down into the sewer system and out into the world?
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Plus, the advanced sweat-resistant nano-coating provides protection from sweat, moisture, and other elements, allowing you to workout without worry.
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Then she "threw everything out and started over," coating the walls in a deep emerald green and banishing the pink accents.
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Those smart fabrics are prone to peeling that starts in the spaces where the coating hasn't fully adhered to the garment.
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Huckabee's not talking about using the husk (the outer leafy coating covering the corn itself) ... he's referring to what lies beneath.
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I create cloud-seeding materials by coating salt crystals — a conventional cloud-seeding material — with a nanometer-thick titanium dioxide shell.
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The coating is made of discarded materials from organic produce — anything from pear stems to leftover grape skins to grass clippings.
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