" Clinton's expression seems to darken as he responds, "Sure.
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Finally you'll need to darken the edges of the image.
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I watched my fair complexion darken to grey, then black.
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The economy hums while storm clouds darken the White House.
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This much is certain: The Harvey Weinstein story will darken.
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But, sadly, a sequel occurred to darken that happy outcome.
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If that happens, the prospects for the prime minister will darken.
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Messaging and the sharing screen will also darken, along with widgets.
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A wide variety of forces have combined to darken the outlook.
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"In one year, I witnessed the soil darken," Mr. Ferrua said.
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This causes tones to darken and textures to register more strongly.
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Just as the onions darken, add the tomatoes and mix well.
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Fearing Anna's darkening thoughts would darken my own, I'd stopped reading.
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Can shadows actually tell us something meaningful about the landscapes they darken?
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That means it has room to grow, should the geopolitical mood darken.
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But why not darken your apps where you can in the meantime?
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They did not quite darken the sky as passenger pigeons once did.
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But when someone dumps trash into their home, the psychedelic colors darken.
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And as the cyanobacteria multiply, they crowd and darken Rocha Pitta's frescos.
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With anger, you will darken your heart, and you will poison your blood.
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Carefully, Stephenson paints on a single gold hoop as I darken his curtains.
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But a collapse of U.S.-China trade discussions could darken the earnings outlook.
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Not only that, it leads to ingrowns, which darken the area over time.
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Then slide your finger up or down to darken or lighten the exposure.
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Saldana wears a prosthetic nose, a wig, and makeup to darken her skin.
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"Sarah's been the first in my chair to darken this spring," Lee says.
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Brows, which you may normally darken, might be filled in lighter than usual.
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The volume of the snot can thicken the consistency and darken the color.
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But when the 2010 midterms came around, that bright horizon started to darken.
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Auto-brightness will darken your screen as it gets later in the day.
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Without it, the economic crisis will deepen and Brazil's long-term prospects will darken.
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The risk of prosecutors pressing new charges against Temer could also darken the outlook.
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The lenses will then darken until the wearer returns to the task at hand.
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Remute: Darken your room and turn on your TV. Change to a blank channel.
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The hard-liners' opposition did little to darken the mood at the stadium, though.
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The black orb will appear to slowly darken our star until 224:21925 p.m.
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Skies lighten or darken, a seasonal theme loosely linked to the myth of Persephone.
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Add the tomato paste and cook until it starts to darken, about 1 minute.
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Just as afternoon skies begin to darken this time of year, so do our wardrobes.
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However, the movie's inaccurate timeline omits elements of Shelley's life that darken her story significantly.
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"Darken only enough to where there are no bright spots without any details," Brooks advises.
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Its light did not get darken and red light is mixed in the white light.
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When I mention this to Pierpoline, her eyes fractionally darken and she flinches in irritation.
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Now darken the copied text to a shadowy gray and put it behind the original.
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If it is a high degree, the whole room can darken until balance is restored.
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Rain and wind are predicted to lash the city, and clouds will darken our skies.
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When the full moon moves into Earth's shadow, it will darken, but it won't disappear.
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He has gone through depressions that seemed to darken and ease almost with the seasons.
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Sometimes his vision would darken on the periphery, as if he were in a tunnel.
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Natalie's successes should have been celebrated, but her light served only to darken my shadows.
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Clouds darken the sky, leaves litter the sidewalk, and pumpkins peer out of every storefront.
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After a semisunny morning, the skies will darken and there's a good chance of rain.
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This October, Hulu is inviting tons of Halloween and horror picks to darken your doorway.
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It was still sunny outside, but thunderclouds would darken the sky in a matter of hours.
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He's starring as a former Marine in Patty Jenkins' upcoming TNT series One Day She'll Darken.
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If the government cannot keep citizens from rushing to the financial exits, China's outlook could darken.
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Enter BlackPods, a third-party company that will darken your glossy white AirPods for a fee.
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The risk is that the consumer picture could darken before a trade agreement can be reached.
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And its software tended to over-darken the exposure on any shot that included the sky.
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After spraying three to five times a day, I noticed that my skin started to darken.
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U.S. growth doesn't need to slow much for the global economic outlook to darken, Citigroup said.
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In the second gallery, colors darken and the shapes become fewer, bigger and rounder, like stones.
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In particular, a full explanation of how these enigmatic features darken and fade still eludes us.
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I like to darken them once a month and I get them waxed twice a month.
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Turn the chiles over until they are fragrant and start to darken, less than 30 seconds.
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For those not yet out, they are seeing the light at the end of the closet darken.
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"It is hard raising a mixed-race girl waiting for her skin to darken," Jimmy Lee mutters.
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With more hot days in Greenland's future, we can expect the ice sheet to darken more quickly.
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It now threatens to darken America's midterm elections – exactly what the Russians have wanted, we know now.
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Unraveling financial markets would then darken the economic outlook and set in motion an ominous political process.
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Every day, he got in before the sun rose and stayed until the sky began to darken.
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But why let the bad behavior of a few darken a joyful day in your family's life?
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It was really always you, San Francisco, time won't ever darken my love for you, San Francisco.
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The sky overhead began to darken and ate up the remaining sunlight that had only just appeared.
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Remove the pot from the heat and continue stirring to allow roux to darken a bit more.
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The now-prime minister can be seen wearing a turban, robes and makeup to darken his skin.
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Their already gloomy reaction to the withdrawal deal will only darken when they consider the accompanying political declaration.
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A lot of people try to darken the 60s and early 70s, and my story is very light.
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Without a deal, the prospects for the U.K.'s — and, to some extent, the EU's — economy will darken.
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The corridor seemed a squared labyrinth with darken glass doors and a beige, consumed and badly cleaned floor.
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Would they like it, or would they run for their lobster traps, never to darken the door again?
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In recent years, officials have worried that growing air pollution could permanently darken the tomb's brilliant white exterior.
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And the smoke is even managing to darken the skies of Sao Paulo, which is 2,000 miles away.
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Streaks of rust darken the center of many of the surviving medallions, seeping down from their attachment clips.
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And as a strict rule of thumb, never, ever, under any circumstances darken your face for a costume.
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Likewise, the songs, many built from musical cells Sondheim flips and shuffles, darken into warnings, laments and lullabies.
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It's the lonely soldier on the coast, undaunted as the skies darken beneath the shadow of the Luftwaffe.
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The exodus was enough to darken the country's long-held image as a major global economic growth engine.
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"Material Incognito Dark Theme" will immediately darken your toolbars, but won't change anything on the websites you browse.
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Roast, turning once if their bottoms darken quickly, until tender and browned, 15 to 25 minutes, depending on size.
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For this, the Studio is outfitted with benches and cushions, and its blinds are lowered to darken the space.
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Bachor and his art are proof that even the coldest, harshest winter can not darken the spirits of Chicagoans.
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"Disappointing news about the summit will likely further darken business, investor, and consumer sentiment in South Korea," they added.
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They can take several minutes to change color, and current designs also cannot darken to a fully opaque shade.
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You're watching the chimneys darken and that cool sky as it intensifies in the last light, a cold glow.
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The team listened for the rover every day, worrying as the skies continued to darken and the temperatures dropped.
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Powell named the disruption to global supply chains as just one coronavirus consequence that could darken the economic outlook here.
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The FDA just approved contact lenses that darken in response to sunlight, and no, you won't look like a demon.
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He said that while some glaucoma medicines have been known to darken eyes, there's nothing that works the other way.
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The sky began to darken and the windows shook with the force of roaring thunder, and the torrential rains started.
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"Tonight our lights darken for the victims & those affected by the Las Vegas attack," the Empire State Building account tweeted.
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A solar eclipse Next summer, a solar eclipse will darken southern cities like Charleston and Nashville for a few minutes.
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Should the global economic outlook darken further amid trade disputes and emerging market turmoil, oil demand in Asia could worsen.
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I remember resisting the urge to flake off the dried henna, so that the pigment would have time to darken.
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During filming, however, her features were visible in the shot, so layers of makeup were applied to darken her face.
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Shaving, especially on dry skin or with a dull blade, can cause the skin to darken and thicken over time.
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Otto relied on the last item to darken his white hair to look more youthful and delay deportation to Auschwitz.
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It was deeply moving to watch and wait, anticipating the inevitable outcome — when the shadow would completely darken the photograph.
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"Oh my God, I am Puerto Rican — why do they have to darken my hair?" she was quoted as saying.
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He chose to darken her skin tone, making it darker, in fact, than that of either Lynda or Anita Gunn.
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You can have the device alert you, or darken the display so potential snoops can't see it from the sides.
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This could mean a happier, brighter city for pedestrians and store owners, who lose business whenever sheds darken their doors.
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Although Phobos does not completely eclipse the sun, the Martian satellite does block it enough to momentarily darken the sky.
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It's like a facial: You may be bright right after, but things will start to darken again unless you keep applying.
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Yet Simons, who narrowly avoided transportation to a death camp, refuses to let the grief of hindsight darken her effervescent story.
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The series is called One Day She'll Darken, and it's a true crime story based on the autobiography of Fauna Hodel.
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In the much wider, shadowy bullseye known as the penumbra, the sky will darken, but the Sun won't completely go away.
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The sky was starting to darken and the conditions were perfect for seeing how the cameras would compensate for dark conditions.
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Evelyn Foster channeled her broader apprehensions about the movie into her daughter's specific decision to darken her hair for the role.
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Don't overdo the edges of the case, as that's where your hand's natural oils are going to darken it more anyway.
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If he sees a player's energy level dip, or his attitude darken, he will gently ask him how he is doing.
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The potshots came from all directions; in their absence she could always count on a malicious relative to darken the doorstep.
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Add the reserved roasted garlic and the tomato paste and cook until the tomato paste starts to darken, about 2 minutes.
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In a video he made in 63, he wore cargo pants, a fabric hat and glasses that darken in the sun.
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But those clouds have done little to darken Alphabet's earnings — a testament to the enduring strength of Google's core search business.
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Apple has also reportedly explored lenses that darken when in operation, to signal to observers that the user is otherwise occupied.
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The director Patty Jenkins met and befriended Fauna Hodel, author of a memoir, "One Day She'll Darken," about her difficult youth.
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You might be familiar with the "recurrent slope lineae," or RSLs, on the planet—streaks on its surface that appear to darken.
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If you're photographing friends with fireworks in the background, using the flash will illuminate them, but darken the bursts in the sky.
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The batter is thin enough for the water to escape through the cooking pancake, leaving the dough to darken if not burn.
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You can swap colors, switch over to "Dim" or "lights out" mode to darken everything and change the font size and color.
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It's really hard to do that process via email, sending time stamps on a video, saying, 'Cut this segment, darken the corner.
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Northam denied being either person in the photo, but said he did once darken his face to dress up as Michael Jackson.
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But Dinca says he and a team of researchers have developed a design that can fully darken at a much faster speed.
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The first begins with Conner's early abstract paintings, whose colors darken and textures turn to heavy-duty collage as early as 1954.
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Four Black Swans Economists at Societe Generale illustrate a graphic with four "black swans" that could darken the market landscape next year.
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You needn't look too far to find examples of others who have gone to great lengths to lighten or darken their skin.
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"It was actually pretty brilliant," he said in a reverent tone, as the blue sky in front of us began to darken.
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As much as Boone and Butler professed their love and admiration for Yanovsky, they noticed his mood darken after the drug arrest.
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Faced with a would-be adversary, an octopus might darken its mantle to express its disgruntlement or splay itself lengthwise to appear larger.
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The upcoming solar eclipse will darken California skies from approximately 217:2371 to 2000:22.5 am PST, dimming solar radiation by 1.53 percent.
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They're not intended to form images, however, but rather to darken the entire field of view for people who can't do it themselves.
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While the closed-door nature of the hearings provides only a selective impression of evidence, Trump's plight seems to darken by the day.
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"It would impose more pro-cyclical fiscal constraints, weakening the already sluggish economy further, and it would darken the referendum outlook," they said.
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Opposite it is a yellow switch for adjusting exposure; you can set it to brighten or darken a photo before you take it.
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Domestic anarchy may darken the future, but one of its harbingers can make lemon meringue pie and the cataclysm is at least postponed.
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Her evening would be ruined, Donald's churlish mood would darken her dinner, and he would probably leave after the main course, without apology.
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Cook until oil becomes a deep red hue and the tomato paste begins to darken slightly, but not brown, 1 to 2 minutes.
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The building will darken its lights "in sympathy for the victims and those affected by the attack in Las Vegas," a statement said.
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Duncan mentioned the girls' reaction to an offhand remark she'd made: With the approaching summer, she had said, the sisters' skin would darken.
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The upcoming solar eclipse will darken California skies from approximately 214:21 to 103:210 am PST, dimming solar radiation by 230 percent.
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The upcoming solar eclipse will darken California skies from approximately 217:2371 to 2000:0.23 am PST, dimming solar radiation by 20.2 percent.
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But on Thursday morning, a new video surfaced showing a third instance in which Trudeau was wearing makeup to darken his skin tone.
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Apparently the only time they've seen his sunny vibes darken was when they were in a restaurant and the waiter forgot his food.
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The place seemed to darken a bit toward the grand piano in the corner, which was lit up to provide a stage for performers.
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But if the global picture continues to darken, the Fed may need to resort to more meaningful rate reductions which would be dollar negative.
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NEW: Empire State Building will darken its lights tonight in honor of the victims of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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We had to try to darken the nude mesh dress under the silver layer, because it was too light to match my skin tone.
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QUESTION: Why did they DARKEN Zoe Saldana rather than cast a darker actress since it was such a crucial part of Nina Simone's story?
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The health worries could further darken the outlook for a product category following the emergence of weeds that have grown resistant to the herbicide.
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You'll meet your end if you eat too many monster bullets, which gradually darken the screen, as if some unimaginable nightmare is absorbing you.
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We know Mike's happiness will be shattered, and the clouds that gather to darken his day are also, at least at first, pretty interesting.
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"I recommend that my clients try to darken their space as much as possible, because light can interfere with your circadian rhythm," Donovan said.
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In the run-up to the 2016 election, Russian trolls wielding ads and memes used Facebook as a tool to darken lines of division.
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"I think there's a primal feeling of excitement to see the universe darken at a time when it's not usually supposed to," he said.
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From here you can witness the moon move in front of the sun in the middle of the day and darken the skies above you.
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That's what it looks like from the outside too—every week brings a fresh round of stories that darken the skies about the White House.
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The European Central Bank on Thursday stuck to its plan to roll back its unprecedented stimulus measures, even as the growth outlook continues to darken.
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But that idyllic picture is beginning to darken, with plane crashes, terror attacks on the beach and refugee deaths at sea now blighting the region.
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Above the waist, though, hair was definitely in — especially the prized unibrow — and women used powdered minerals or soot to darken and define their brows.
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However, where this system begins to darken is if as Amazon creeps back into the Commons from being online—it brings these "bans" with it.
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And then there are those outside it -- like some unexpected financial crisis -- that could darken voter perceptions of the economy and influence the political weather.
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This is distinct from dessert caramel — the sugar is allowed to darken until a few shades shy of black, to bring a counterweight of bitterness.
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See the gray moon slowly darken into a crescent and then turn deep red before returning to its normal gray color and setting at dawn.
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Republicans in the state say that already shaky outlook could darken even more if conservative insurgent Melanie Leneghan prevails over Tiberi's chosen successor, state Sen.
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Kahlo even appears to darken her skin in many of her paintings in homage to the indigenous Mexican heritage with which she felt a kinship.
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As the mood and tone darken, the narrative grows more baroque, creepier, and this speculative fiction turns into a freakout, or at least tries to.
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Their voices didn't much darken or deepen in their 40s, leaving them basically stranded in the ingénue roles they'd been singing since they were young.
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Walking the dogs would cheer me up, but my mood would darken as I fixated on the stupidity and carelessness of my fellow Homo sapiens.
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But for those of us with them, melanin will tend to cluster in little clumps that darken whenever we spend a day outside in the sun.
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Although stocks rebounded a bit on Tuesday, the tit-for-tat tariffs darken the outlook for a near-term trade agreement and threaten the global economy.
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Especially when dipping into a smokier shade to darken a look, she suggests sweeping your blending brush "backwards and forwards very gently" in the eye's socket.
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Working in batches, fry the corn until they curl back and look like ribs and the outer kernels begin to slightly darken, 5 to 7 minutes.
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In other words: That shoe polish Northam used to darken his face for a funny dance competition in 1984 wasn't just a prop in a joke.
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The show will be a six-episode series, based on One Day She'll Darken, the autobiography of Fauna Hodel, who was abandoned by her teenage mother.
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You can also pin them to moving subjects in your videos by holding your finger down on the emoji sticker until you see the screen darken.
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As you probably know, avocados darken as they ripen, and the sticker has three shades of green to correspond with key stages of the ripening process.
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One example is smart window glass, enabled by digitized shades, that will automatically darken when there is too much sun, meaning shutters are no longer necessary.
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The use of blackface began in the mid-19th century, when performers would darken their skin and exaggerate their lips as part of traveling minstrel shows.
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Changes are as easy moving a Light slider up and down to brighten or darken things, and sliding the Color slider to saturate and desaturate colors.
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The casting choice was tragically unfit with many people offended by Zoe Saldana's use of blackface to darken her appearance so as to better resemble Simone.
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While tech remains one of the best-performing areas of the market, some say the outlook for the group will only darken in the months ahead.
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Tonight our lights darken for the victims & those affected by the Las Vegas attack, w/an orange halo effect shining a light on gun violence. pic.twitter.
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The following projects, a sampling of the largest in the city, will lead the way or darken the path ahead for the next wave of builders.
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Whether committing direct action on the streets or making Rob Darken memes at 3AM, this is the perfect soundtrack to accompany you on dismantling the right.
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As the 19th century wore on, the country swooned over minstrel and vaudeville productions, which often used burnt cork or shoe polish to darken performers' faces.
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The New York-based Sturino discovered she has melasma, which causes the skin on her upper lip to darken from long sun exposure, about nine years ago.
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The skin on the face can darken into "the mask of pregnancy" called melasma; it most often occurs in the mustache area and on forehead and cheeks.
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The ensuing firestorm would release a cloud of radioactive ash that would darken skies, cool temperatures, and disrupt agriculture around the globe for a decade or more.
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Humiliations follow, including an encounter with an arrogant American film insider who bluntly tells Nico to darken his hair — his blond hair doesn't exude stereotypical Latino vibes.
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When Penny wants to darken the story, she shifts the action from the pristine village of Three Pines to inner-city Montreal, where the streets are vile.
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Near the Oregon border, in towns like Crescent City and Yreka, the moon will block about 2000 percent of the sun — enough to noticeably darken the sky.
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There are two power saving modes available, a moderate and maximum option, that will slow CPU speeds, darken the screen, and limit app function by varying degrees.
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The company issued a statement saying that Mr. Liu was falsely accused, but any legal trouble could darken perceptions of JD.com, which is worth about $19033 billion.
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I preferred the milk toast: a slab of brioche, crisped just so the edges darken, then soaked with condensed milk until swollen, beaded with sugar and torched.
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Brazil's domestic outlook continued to darken, with the central bank's weekly survey of nearly 100 financial institutions showing the median 2019 growth forecast was trimmed further to 0.393%.
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"I reluctantly chose the brighter complexion foot shell hoping I will get some dye or colors to darken it a little bit to match my complexion," she wrote.
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But a gloss can also be used to darken strands (more on that later), and they are easy to use at home between appointments to keep color fresh.
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Cumulus clouds, the "fair-weather clouds" that occur frequently on warm summer days (such as in August), will tend to disappear as the sun's rays begin to darken.
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Finally, they're ready to be shipped off for roasting, where the beans will further darken and, most importantly, develop the sweet flavor of silky smooth DOVE® Chocolate.
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A total solar eclipse that will darken the sky over parts of the western Pacific and Southeast Asia begins on Wednesday and ends Tuesday; you read that right.
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"His resignation could darken the clouds over one of South Korea's biggest airlines as the company faces critical moments," said Yang Ji-hwan, an analyst at Daishin Securities.
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Our landlord felt they looked like construction netting and would send a negative message about the building, so we put film over the windows to darken the look.
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He has thinning silver hair, glasses that darken in the sunlight, and a theatrical style of diction that most people reserve for wild anecdotes at noisy cocktail parties.
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MOSCOW — At least one bright spot stands out in the Russian economy, even as its prospects darken in the face of escalating sanctions: the manufacture of work uniforms.
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The site also offers advice, and alternatives to troublesome ingredients like activated charcoal, which is used to darken a drink, but can reduce the effectiveness of some medications.
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How he could have thought it a good idea to darken his face with shoe polish to moonwalk like Michael Jackson in a contest in the early 21970s.
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I only needed to make the lightest of edits in Google Photos to darken the scene, and all the colors you see here are as the camera produced them.
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"Going back to the Bible and the Koran, humans have perceived themselves as passive victims of these locust swarms that appear from nowhere and darken the skies," says Overson.
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This will speed up global warming directly—and the soot from the fires, when it settles on the ice, will darken it and thus speed its melting still more.
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In addition to testing out the ultra-glam virtual lipstick, the filter will also define and darken lashes, softly blur the face and give users a Jenner-like contour.
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"We had been using a gloss to darken her hair color to brunette, but she's naturally a dark blond, so the highlights were an easy transition," Cunningham tells Refinery29.
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"There are only a few things that can darken a surface," said Francis McCubbin, an astromaterials curator at NASA Johnson Space Center, who was not involved in the study.
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As the clouds over the White House darken with each new revelation about the "Putingate" scandal, the fear and division within his White House staff will continue to worsen.
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S. trade war will cut 2019 global growth to its slowest pace since the 2008-2009 financial crisis, adding the outlook could darken further if trade tensions remain unresolved.
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"I usually just think of it as Pluto's varnishing Charon, little thin coats of varnish that darken like varnish would over the eons," he said, getting into the act.
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Amid calls for him to resign, Northam denied being in the yearbook photo but said he did darken his skin once to impersonate Michael Jackson in a dance contest.
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Trilobites On Wednesday, the moon will blot out the sun, creating a total solar eclipse that will darken the sky over parts of the western Pacific and Southeast Asia.
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"We had to try to darken the nude mesh dress under the silver layer, because it was too light to match my skin tone," Kardashian recalled on her website.
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An Ossoff victory would also darken the cloud over the House-passed health-care bill, which 6 in 10 voters here, including 3 in 10 Republicans, say they dislike.
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"Usually the vessels darken right after the treatment, then over two to three weeks, the body removes the debris and the pigment under the eyes dissipates," Dr. Bhanusali said.
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Local dimming allows a TV to darken and brighten in specific sections across the panel, letting bright parts of an image shine while dark parts remain nice and inky.
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SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell noted in December that launching this one coated satellite is just an experiment, and there's no guarantee that it'll be enough to darken the satellite.
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Nesbitt drives north and runs into Schumacher, and the two teams head back toward headquarters, watching new clouds build and darken and move off the mountains to their west.
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Many in Davos worry that a brighter world economic outlook could darken if geopolitical threats — from protectionism and climate change to cyber attacks and war — gather pace in 2018.
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OCBC added that any shift in policy towards a rate cut would only happen if global growth prospects "darken considerably", and if exports and domestic consumption take a nose dive.
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Darken or lighten areas of an imageA full photo editing app is your best option for darkening or lightening an image, rather than a tool dedicated to just one job.
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While we assumed he would just darken the lines of his faded ink, his tattoo artist Nikki Hurtado instead transformed the illustration into something massive, stunning, and loaded with symbolism.
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The filmmakers behind an upcoming comedy used makeup to darken the face of a child actor's stand-in -- a la "blackface" -- but the film's production company says it's common practice.
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We had pulled the drapes before sleeping but they did almost nothing to darken the room, the snow caught scraps from street lamps and neon and cast them back up.
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Better still, there's a dynamic version of the wallpaper that will darken, based on the time of day, as the sun sets and stars come out in the desert sky.
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I've read about the pollution from power plants in the region, and understand that pollution from power plants as far away as Pennsylvania and Ohio can darken our Shenandoah skies.
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Inspired by Hodel's 2008 autobiography One Day She'll Darken, writer Sam Sheridan (Disaster Diaries) pairs up with executive producer and director Patty Jenkins (Wonder Woman) for the six-episode series.
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They didn't darken their webpages, like some companies did during a massive online protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act, and their alerts to users weren't always easy to find.
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Hydroquinone has been banned in many European Union countries due to its link to a serious, albeit rare, skin disorder called ochronosis, which causes the skin to darken and thicken.
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Although tsetse-fly pupal cases are opaque, Ms Moran found that in certain lighting conditions, such as infrared, it was possible to observe that the insects' wings began to darken beforehand.
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So, when people talk about how encryption will darken some of the signals that we'll be able to use, you know, both for potentially providing better services and for preventing harm.
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So if you're equally enthusiastic about her look, try a tinted brow gel like Lancôme's Sourcils Styler, which will darken your strands while shaping them into a Collins-approved bushy look.
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Businesses are also carefully managing stock levels as the economy's outlook continues to darken amid the escalation in trade tensions between the United States and China, which has roiled financial markets.
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I wanted to start out with something that would make a major impact, so I first reached for these yellow and black lipsticks designed to brighten and darken your favorite shade.
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However, you could be doing yourself more harm than good because old foundation can dry out and darken over time due to oxidation, celebrity makeup artist Fiona Stiles told Teen Vogue.
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Even if she doesn't direct the next Wonder Woman film, Jenkins will get her fill of the original one by working with leading man Chris Pine on One Day She'll Darken.
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Pour 3 inches of oil into a large, heavy pot (like a Dutch oven), and heat the oil to 360°F (a pinch of flour should sizzle, but not darken immediately).
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Earth's shadow will darken part of the moon Wednesday morning (March 23) in a lunar eclipse that will be visible from much of the globe, including central and western North America.
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To get a sense of the potential implications of this theory, all you have to do is look at the array of people who darken the FIL's doorstep on Monday mornings.
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My look continued to darken; when a boy broke my heart, I pierced my bottom lip with two steel rings to mimic the pierced nipples of Andariel, the Maiden of Anguish.
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It was an immovable force, this mood that descended on him sometimes, and I worried that it was descending on him now, that it would darken the rest of our day.
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If the talks go well, expect the stock markets to celebrate; if they go badly, expect the outlook for the global economy to darken in the second half of the year.
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Ghost crabs are generally nocturnal, but in my experience, they are often inspired to venture forth from their burrows when gathering thunderclouds darken the landscape, generally late on sultry summer afternoons.
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She seemingly mangles his genitalia while scarfing a banana and castigating—in her off-kilter bark—liars, cheats, hypocrites, and the other varietals of awful men who dare darken her doorstep.
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They can also dim the interior with ambient lighting, darken the windows with privacy shades and cue the air purifier for temperature-controlled fresh air to create a peaceful, mobile sanctuary.
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Legal troubles for Mr. Liu could darken perceptions overall of JD.com, whose shares trade on the Nasdaq stock market in New York and have a market value of around $50 billion.
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Businesses are also carefully managing stock levels as the economy's outlook continues to darken amid an escalation in the trade war between the United States and China, which has roiled financial markets.
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He reversed course the following day, saying he did not believe he was pictured after all, but revealing he once darken his face to resemble Michael Jackson during a 1984 dance competition.
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So when Jimmie Lee Greenwade (played by Golden Brooks in the show), a Black restroom attendant at a Nevada casino, adopted Fauna from George, Jimmie expected the baby's skin to eventually darken.
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Photo: Johnson & JohnsonJohnson & Johnson has teamed up with Transitions Optical, the company known for making those glasses that automatically darken when you go outside, to bring the unique technology to contact lenses.
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While Kim did not darken her skin for the costume, many viewed the choice as blackface due to the simple fact Aaliyah is a Black icon, and Kim is a white woman.
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But if given free rein, some worry, these quadcopter capitalists might darken the sky with their machines, deafen us with their buzzing, and shower debris on those below when they inevitably collide.
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Installing awnings, or drawing curtains or blinds over windows, can block the sun and the heat that comes with it, but engineers are making progress in creating windows that can darken themselves.
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Stir that together and cook until it all begins to darken, then add a couple of cups of stock or water to the mix, along with a splash of red-wine vinegar.
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"Key & Peele" was unusually creative in the way it satirized that duality, until the gravity of what we were being asked to laugh at began to darken the lunacy of the show.
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"Over time it started to darken in color, and then it started to actually protrude," her father, Joe Nunez, who is a contractor for the U.S. Army in Kuwait, told Fox News.
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Even as modern skyscrapers bring space to densely packed metropolises like New York, they darken their neighbors' doorsteps and raise quality-of-life questions about whether people have a right to sunlight.
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By improving Camillo Golgi's silver-stain method, Cajal could darken and isolate nerve tissue under a microscope—otherwise, neurons are so densely woven, it's almost impossible to pick them out from one another.
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The decision to darken Saldana begs the question of who in the world thought this was a good idea and whether the filmmakers actually know the history of the woman they are portraying.
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TMZ broke the story ... a stand-in for 11-year-old actor Keith L. Williams was wearing brown makeup to darken his skin, and an afro wig during filming last week in Vancouver.
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There are the products of nineteenth-century chemical innovation—viridian green, cadmium orange, and the chrome yellow with which van Gogh was infatuated but which, over time, has begun to darken his sunflowers.
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And if you didn't think this decision was already ill-advised, Saldana wears makeup to darken her complexion (which some critics have straight up called blackface) and a prosthetic nose in the film.
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The European Union's GDPR rules have gone into effect and some U.S. websites have gone dark in the EU. The EU may soon add a link tax that will darken even more sites.
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A closer look suggests that the threats to the global trading system are dampening investors' enthusiasm, and the mood could darken quickly if the fights drag on and start to hurt companies' profits.
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A series of scandals last week brought the issue of "blackface" — when nonblack people darken their skin using makeup or other products to imitate a black person — roaring back into the cultural conversation.
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Then things got weirder: In the process of issuing his denial, Northam said he remembered another moment in his youth when he did darken his face as part of a Michael Jackson costume.
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But he undermined his chances for survival by also acknowledging that in the same year he had used shoe polish to darken his face for a Michael Jackson costume at a dance party.
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In Hodel's autobiography, One Day She'll Darken, she says her mother only agreed to the adoption to get a good tip, but when the baby was born, her husband talked her into following through.
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Long Lashes, By Prescription Only For those willing to go all in, there's Latisse, the first FDA-approved treatment to grow and darken eyelashes (it can also be purchased as a generic drug, Bimatoprost).
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After a few days, if you're still not happy with the color, don't hesitate to reach out to your colorist for an extra round of gloss to soften, lighten, or darken things up. 4.
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To avoid raising suspicions, they asked Patty Jenkins to send out the casting call under the guise of it being for the limited drama series that she was developing called One Day She'll Darken.
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That the stuff should be used to brighten shoes rather than darken faces may seem obvious to most, but not to Ralph Northam and Mark Herring, respectively Virginia's governor and attorney-general, both Democrats.
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Similarly, stinkbugs suck the juice out of apples through nearly invisible punctures, leaving the exteriors Edenically enticing; only later, when the empty cells start to collapse, does the fruit begin to darken and dimple.
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One of her writings, "Microcephaly Is Not the End," resonated so much with Ms. Soares that she recites it when the mood in her house starts to darken: Do you know what prejudice is?
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Also, blackface and it's derivatives, yellowface and brownface, harkens back to centuries-old practices of white people imitating minorities by using makeup or shoe polish to darken their skin and mock people of color.
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I went over them a second time to darken sparse spots and then spent the rest of the day finding excuses to look in the mirror, so that I could admire my own handiwork.
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Over 75 minutes the sky will gradually darken as more and more of the sun is obscured until totality at about 10:15 local time, when it will seem that twilight has quickly descended.
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When there is a greater amount of smaller lights that can still output at similar levels to their bigger brethren, it's easier to darken parts of the image while preserving brightness in other areas.
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" For example, Mr. Albright said, new ambiguity could darken views in the West on how long it would take Iran to make enough fuel for a single atomic bomb — what nuclear experts call "breakout.
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Alternately realistic and semiabstract, the paintings dance with color, darken or eliminate it, culminating in the all-white "Line and Curve" of 1927, whose veillike layers might be a close-up of a dress.
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From Scarface (in which Al Pacino darken his skin to look Cuban) to Ghost In Shell (casting Scarlett Johansson to play a Japanese woman), the whitewashing blends with the colorism issue within the Latinx community.
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Japanese-style interest rate caps are drawing interest from global central bankers worried about a downturn, including U.S. Federal Reserve officials grappling with how to bolster their options as prospects for the global economy darken.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank stuck to plans on Thursday to claw back unprecedented stimulus, even as the growth outlook continues to darken and political turmoil in Italy looms large over the currency bloc.
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And in a new wrinkle, both countries will be able to assert their independence from America's own funny-haired tyrant, whose inescapable shadow will darken the political story of the Games as they get underway.
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Patches of darker skin on the face and around the nipples: Your body starts producing more melanin pigments that cause certain parts of your body to darken, including the skin around your eyes and nose.
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Sarah Evans, a branded content creator, went to LensCrafters in Las Vegas earlier this month and got her pair of Spectacles fitted with Transitions, lenses that are clear indoors and darken when exposed to sunlight.
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It was tough to say, though, because he landed hard on his left shoulder with a conspicuous crack, and as a sear shot through his side and back, things did definitely darken for a moment.
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But in the wake of the election and the wave of concern over political hacking, fake news and the dark side of social networking, it illustrated why the landscape of fakery will only darken further.
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Reading news late at night on an iPad, I would frequently use the polarization setting to darken the screen, even though it turned photos into negatives, until the iPad OS itself went dark this year.
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Mr. Northam, 257, came of age in Virginia in the 254s and '217s, when it hardly would have been shocking to see white people darken their faces for costumes, several people who knew him said.
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Russian traders in recent weeks, however, have a more nuanced view of how Trump may impact the investment climate in Russia, an outlook that is overwhelming positive now but could soon darken economic prospects for Moscow.
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The fires also produce a fine black soot known as black carbon, which if dropped on the Arctic sea ice by favourable winds, will darken its surface, making it more likely to absorb sunlight and melt.
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The fires also produce a fine black soot known as black carbon which, if dropped on the Arctic sea ice by favourable winds, will darken its surface, making it more likely to absorb sunlight and melt.
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Turning your brightness down, shutting off the AR feature whenever possible, and turning on the game's battery saver (which will darken the screen whenever you have your phone downward) are all great methods to combat energy drainage.
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I was dancing around a maypole enjoying the Swedish festival of Midsummer when news broke we'd voted to leave the EU. On a night the sun supposedly never sets, the sky didn't take too long to darken.
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Steep falls in home prices and a tightening of lending conditions by banks have combined with subdued wage growth and inflation to darken the outlook for the economy, which slowed sharply in the second half of 2018.
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"Others try to cram the fluff into special inserts, or hide it deep on the website, in an effort to avoid having it darken the halo of the Pulitzer entries," writes Hamilton Nolan in Columbia Journalism Review.
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There is no time to talk now, as women darken their lipsticks and dress up for their first clients - groups of college boys, migrant workers, the odd businessman or an out- of-place gentleman in a tie.
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But any tweak in language on financial risks is unlikely to signal a near-term rate hike, as heightening external headwinds darken prospects for achieving the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target, say sources familiar with its thinking.
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The data will likely not change expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again next month as the outlook for the economy continues to darken against the backdrop of trade tensions and slowing growth overseas.
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We can all envision how it would unfold: Trains stop mid-track, TVs go dark, lights darken across a major city, preventing people from using public transportation to get to the polls and limiting access to information.
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As you would with any other temporary tattoo, you place the sticker onto dry skin and wait; within a few hours the ink will darken and you can peel it off to reveal your new body art.
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SunEdison's Troubles Darken Prospects of Vivint Deal | Goldman Sachs, Barclays, Citigroup and UBS have balked at providing loans they had committed to pay for the takeover, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Reylo may darken Rey while lightening Kylo, but the overall idea is that their love for each other to fully counteract each other and exist as a fulcrum upon which the energy of the galaxy can rest.
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We filled the water with food additives to darken it, because that's safe for people, and then talking to the set-dressing team, we picked paint and varnishes for the walls that wouldn't leach out into the water.
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At the same press conference, Northam also admitted to a previously unknown incident in which he appeared at a Texas dance contest dressed as Michael Jackson, which he said included black shoe polish to darken his skin tone.
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Repeal would encourage divisive manipulation of religious organizations by campaign donors who are not subject to customary campaign finance laws — a process that could make politicians beholden to religious majorities and darken the transparency of the electoral process.
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The preacher in me believed that hers was the best way to tell our story to a world that might never darken the doors of a church but was sorely in need of a dose of the Spirit.
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He said barbers are wildly competitive, and he made sure to mention that he doesn't sketch — meaning he doesn't outline a design before he cuts it, nor does he shade, using paint to fix mistakes or darken areas.
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Leave enough space between the shelves and the window pane so you can still open and close the windows, and also have enough room to install a roller shade behind the plants to darken the room at night.
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Skies across the continental US will darken from 11:35 am ET to 2:30 pm ET, most prominently within the 14 states along the path of totality—the stretch along which the Moon will completely obscure the Sun.
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Tokyo's plan to raise the sales tax to 10% from 8% in October could darken the outlook for consumer spending, which makes up roughly 60% of Japan's gross domestic product (GDP), at a time of slower demand from overseas.
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TOKYO/WASHINGTON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Japanese-style interest rate caps are drawing interest from global central bankers worried about a downturn, including U.S. Federal Reserve officials grappling with how to bolster their options as prospects for the global economy darken.
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The U.S.-China trade war will cut 2019 global growth to its slowest pace since the 2008-0.63 financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday, adding that the outlook could darken considerably if trade tensions remain unresolved.
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Ralph Northam said he does not believe he is either person in the racist photo that appeared in his 1984 yearbook but that he did once darken his face to resemble Michael Jackson during a dance contest in 1984.
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This part in Waco is the sort of role that Kitsch could've/should've taken after Friday Night Lights — one that plays on his charisma, his association with Texas, his gravitas, but manages to twist, darken, and complicate all of it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer spending gathered momentum in November as households bought furniture, electronics and a range of other goods, which could further allay fears of a significant slowdown in the American economy even as the outlook overseas continued to darken.
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You can easily brighten the room with a voice command for when you're taking a break for wings or nachos, and then darken the room again when halftime's over and the main show is once again the focus of everyone's attention.
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I admit to using apps to lengthen my moon-shaped face, darken my lips, correct my slightly left-of-center nose, smooth out my premature crow's feet, and whatever else I wish to "fix" that day, on a fairly regular basis.
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Chris Pine has wowed us with so many of his performances, and knowing how multi-dimensional his character is in One Day She'll Darken, we are so lucky to have an actor as talented as he is to lead this cast.
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Other aspects of drama emerge, particularly in the interactions between Elliott Jenetopulos's evocative lighting and Sara Walsh's elegantly spare set design of open wings, hanging strips and a white floor that Mr. Jenetopulos can darken or make gleam like ice.
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For one thing, it looks like the new version of macOS will include a more comprehensive dark mode — one that doesn't just darken the menu bar and the dock, but applies much more broadly, affecting apps and even the Trash can.
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As forecasts darken with estimates for huge spikes in unemployment and sharp drops in economic growth, economists and Wall Street analysts are warning that even the huge stimulus package now under consideration on Capitol Hill may only make a small dent.
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They intend to use Thursday's hearing to raise questions about his character and his truthfulness — a narrative they were pushing even before the sexual assault allegations emerged — in an effort to darken his image so voters will see him as unfit.
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Other pupusas come filled with inky refried beans and chicharrón — not cracklings but pork shoulder, anointed with orange juice and browned in a pan, then pulverized with tomatoes, onions and green bell peppers and returned to the stove to darken further.
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" He describes slave owners at elegant parties, how "the drinking would start and the festive spirit would darken, and all the masks of fashion and breeding would fall away, until the oozing, pocked face of Elm County would lie revealed.
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" Writing about the Lewandowski hearing in the Washington Post, Harry Litman warned, "We may have just gotten a living glimpse of the way President Trump will continue to distort and darken our politics long after he himself has left the scene.
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As a Best Picture nominee, it would ever so slightly darken the Oscar proceedings—which, given the stubborn recurrence of killings of black men at the hands of police officers, is perhaps not the most pressing cause of our time.
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The wonder of the "Goldberg" is that it seems to darken and brighten simultaneously: a few short minutes after the cosmic sadness of the so-called "black pearl" variation, Bach unleashes the Quodlibet, in which old folk songs irreverently intermingle.
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Some, like the late Christopher Hitchens, have insisted that all religions have the propensity to darken the mind and encourage bad behaviour; others, like Sam Harris, have put particular stress on what they see as the capacity of Islam to inspire terrible misdeeds.
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Trump cannot ride comfortably on economic performance alone, especially given that the outlook might darken in the months ahead, and the Republican vulnerability on entitlements was among the factors that made Trump's populist heterodoxy during the 2016 election so compelling to so many.
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To try to make up for it, I'd snaked one of Dino's jump ropes—they were supposed to teach him to count, if anything ever would—and pythoned it tight around my thighs until the beds of my toenails had started to darken.
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Other research, from political scientists at Stanford and other universities, found that stimuli that increase feelings of "racial threat" in whites — even being shown a photograph of President Barack Obama altered to darken his skin tone — increased political support for the Tea Party.
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The total solar eclipse in August will only darken skies above parts of the U.S. in its line of totality for barely 3 minutes, but for that brief time, people are shelling out big money for hotels, campsites, cruise ships, and more.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - The U.S.-China trade war will cut 2019 global growth to its slowest pace since the 2008-0.63 financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday, adding that the outlook could darken considerably if trade tensions remain unresolved.
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It happened in "Nightcrawler," in 2014, when his character's unfeedable craving for success left him looking like a famine victim, and it happens again in "Demolition," as his cheeks darken with stubble and his eyes shine with the voracity of the mad.
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Know this, my fellow Americans: as the clouds darken and the savage locusts descend, blocking out the sun and making human life all but impossible except for the most privileged few, I will be thinking of you from my West Elm-appointed bunker.
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And for folk who rarely darken the door of any place of worship at other times, it can seem natural to gather at the church, whether inside or outside, and ponder the lists of locally familiar names, recalling young men who left and never returned.
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One day long ago, I looked at myself as I faced a full-length mirror and saw my image darken and soften and then seem to retreat, as though I was vanishing from the world rather than that my mind was shutting it out.
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At times this rule has caused frustration among some Montalcino producers, who 20 years ago were seeking to soften sangiovese's naturally high acidity, darken its characteristically ruby color and relax its often angular austerity by adding international grapes like merlot, syrah or cabernet sauvignon.
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At a news conference in early February, it was Ms. Northam who quietly said "inappropriate circumstances" when her husband looked like he would demonstrate Michael Jackson's moonwalk, which he said he once did in a dance contest while wearing shoe polish to darken his face.
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Blanch the bok choy in salted water to tenderize it, then dry it, brush with canola oil (or another neutral-flavored oil), and lay it on the grill until it starts to darken but not burn "It really, really absorbs the smoke flavor," Mr. Ng said.
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Immediate risks, like the potential fallout from Britain's June 23 vote on whether to leave the European Union, could darken the U.S. economic outlook, she told the Senate Banking Committee, as could a downturn in productivity growth that may prove a permanent drag on the economy.
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And yet what is fascinating about the narrator — who forces hats on his son out of fear that sunlight will darken his birthmarks and who lathers whitening creams on his skin that burn even as they "fix" it — is how carefully and precisely he defends his behavior.
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Molly [played by Yvonne Orji] is more pastel; her world is very sterile and clean, but as she begins to unravel, you see her colors beginning to darken a little until we get to episode seven where she's having the blow-up with Issa and she's wearing all black.
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And just being able to darken you door and demand surveillance of a certain kind, that might be a first thing they would go to, but they've got a Plan B, and Plan C, and a Plan D. And I guess it really gets to what's your threat model?
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"Our goal is to basically say we're going to build a model of comprehensive, holistic medical clinics so that a woman [facing an unplanned pregnancy] never has to darken the door of a Planned Parenthood again," Obria founder and CEO Kathleen Eaton Bravo told The Daily Signal in March.
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His "frozen artworks" — materials embedded in ice and stored in industrial freezers in the gallery — signify duration in the time it takes for the water to freeze and the ice to melt, should a circuit blow, a freezer darken, and his frozen paintings be exposed to the atmosphere.
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What I'm talking about are those really obvious, obnoxious filters that dramatically darken the edges of a photo or tint the entire thing to make it look like it was soaked in tea for a few days or freshly pulled out of a dusty old album from the 1950s.
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And if so, will this cause the seas to rise, the skies to darken, the mountains to tremble and the events of Ragnarok to unfold, with the great wolf Fenris devouring Odin the All-Father and even mighty Thor brought low, after slaying the world-encircling Midgard serpent?
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Debates raged in public and private over difficult questions that may darken the proceeding, including whether to call witnesses and compel new evidence or to consider a motion, endorsed by Mr. Trump but opposed by Republican leaders, to quickly dismiss the charges against him with no arguments or deliberations.
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"What is clear is that if the United States sticks to its current political calculations, it will darken the prospects for solving the problem and will in fact be very dangerous," Mr. Kim said, according to a text of the speech published in North Korean state media on Saturday.
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The outlook could darken further after U.S. President Donald Trump ratcheted up the stakes ahead of a visit by Chinese Vice Premier Liu He to Washington for two days of trade talks, saying China "broke the deal" and vowing not to back down on imposing new tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Lenovo has also built a clever PrivacyGuard feature into the ThinkPad X2279 that uses the IR camera to detect if someone is behind you to enable privacy alerts or even the ability to darken the display and make it only viewable if you're sitting directly in front of the laptop.
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Contact Lenses That Darken in Sunlight Are Going to Give You Some Creepy Alien EyesJohnson & Johnson has teamed up with Transitions Optical, the company known for making those…Read more ReadIt sounds like a medical breakthrough straight out of science fiction, and for the time being, it kind of is.
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This weightless performance by singers from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama shows how skillfully Elgar creates a play of shifting shadows, like when the tenors darken the sunny harmony on the words "for rain…" with a smooth, opaque sound that casts a momentary chill over the music.
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A good many of the earliest photographs didn't involve a camera or a lens; instead they were made by simply laying an object down on a sheet of light-sensitive paper and letting the sun darken the areas around the object, recording its profile as a light shape against a dark background.
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"This contact lens is the first of its kind to incorporate the same technology that is used in eyeglasses that automatically darken in the sun," said Malvina Eydelman, director of the Division of Ophthalmic and Ear, Nose and Throat Devices at the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, in a statement.
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Lea started to say that she'd had a long day and really, definitely couldn't be hungover tomorrow, but as soon the words left her mouth she saw his expression darken, it wasn't anger, she could fight anger with anger—she was a lawyer, did it for a living—it was more like confusion.
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In more modern times, the British formed an anti-locust unit at the height of World War II to combat the pests in Africa and the Middle East, and a New York Times reporter pondered, in 1976, if "swarms that darken the sky" and "denude the land of crops" could be eliminated by progressing technology.
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The bizarre press conference at the governor's mansion featured denials that he ever dressed up in a KKK robe and hood, pledges that he was never drunk enough to forget a situation like that and a revelation that Northam once did darken his face to resemble Michael Jackson during a dance contest in 1984.
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"If I don't feel what they are doing is going to benefit the people, they need not darken my doorstep," Ojeda said in an intense early campaign video, which spliced together footage of the tattooed former paratrooper lifting weights with images of his own bloodied face after he was viciously assaulted during his 2016 state Senate campaign.
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" So much so, that "when the great doomsday of 1812 begins to darken over the closing scenes of the story, instead of regarding it as a calamity, we hail it as a seasonable and very appropriate climax, sent to cut short all these prolix serials of agony, and to make everybody heartily and comfortably miserable at once.
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It even supports Alexa and Google Home speakers, should you want to talk to your TV. It has a lot of functionality for such an affordable model, and the screen also looks great, thanks to full-array local dimming, where rows of LED lights brighten or darken the screen in small chunks for more accurate black levels.
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These and other issues darken the skies over the Supreme Court even as President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's woes and his potential impeachment gather like storm clouds on the horizon.
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Ms. Levy wrote of the feeling of her son's skin, "like a silky frog's on my mouth," and of the image of a white bath mat someone had thrown over a bloodstain next to her bed that would slowly darken as her blood seeped through it during the five days that she spent holed up in her hotel room.
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In the absence of a host of native-born celebrities of their own, Hispanic, Muslim and Asian Americans are generally obliged, for the time being, to select their cultural icons from the existing menu of white and black athletes, authors and entertainers; they place their order, and their self-conceptions often pale or darken in accordance with their cultural consumption.
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He left the ground open for Michelle Obama to embrace the underlying chorus of hope that runs through the American story: that our national history is an arc toward justice; that evil rises for a day but contains the seeds of its own destruction; that beneath the vicissitudes that darken our days, we live in an orderly cosmos governed by love.
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Dr. Lutz worries that an interplay between today's rising temperatures and the snow algae could cause a "runaway effect," whereby melting snow would cause algae to bloom, which would darken the snow, causing more to melt, creating more water, which also darkens the snow and feeds the algae, and so on, in a circular pattern of cotton candy-colored surfaces melting.
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There's a good reason it's so difficult for photographers and film crews to capture the elusive…Read more ReadThe system, which the researchers have called PhotoChromeleon, uses a series of photochromic dyes (which work similarly to glasses that automatically darken in the presence of sunlight) that can be applied to almost any object using standard painting methods like brushes or sprays.
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White actors (who used items like burnt cork, greasepaint, and shoe polish to darken their skin) performed exaggerated and highly racist caricatures of black people, presenting white audiences with a dehumanized image of African Americans, who at the time were disenfranchised and denied basic rights under racial caste systems like Jim Crow laws (in fact, the name "Jim Crow" came from a minstrel character).
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Between the Ancient period and the 20th century, different forms of eyeliner were present in societies around the world: Ancient Roman women were also fond of kohl to darken their eyes, Maiko, the apprentice geishas of Western Japan, outlined theirs using charcoal in the mid-18th century, and Native American Pawnee and Osage people often used red face paint around their eyes for spiritual reasons.
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Mr Avallone doesn't acknowledge it, but a big part of what makes Mr Murray's hit-and-run escapades so fascinating is that, at 68, he tends to be a generation older than the people he is hanging out with, and he is always on his own rather than with friends or relatives, two factors which hint at the isolation and melancholy that darken so many of his screen roles.
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Contact Lenses That Darken in Sunlight Are Going to Give You Some Creepy Alien EyesJohnson & Johnson has teamed up with Transitions Optical, the company known for making those…Read more ReadThe solution could be very similar to a prototype pair of smart glasses developed and tested at Stanford called the autofocals that use a pair of fluid-filled lenses that get thicker and thinner to adjust their focal distance.
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But once ensconced at his Florida estate on Friday, Mr. Trump, facing long hours indoors as he avoided breezy rounds of golf after last week's school shooting a few miles away, began watching TV. The president's mood began to darken as it became clearer to him that some commentators were portraying the indictment as nothing for him to celebrate, according to three people with knowledge of his reaction.
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Other Trump allies speculated that the president's mood would darken if Mueller's investigation gets close to Kushner or his son Donald Trump Jr. Unless the president manages to prevail in his drive for a tax overhaul, Trump would be beset in 2018 by a Republican-led Congress that already had a bad taste in its mouth due to the health care flameouts, sources said, and Ryan and McConnell would ultimately spend the year focused on protecting their majorities in November's elections, rather than allowing the White House to enjoy any leverage on legislation going forward.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's false claim that there is a "Criminal Deep State" conspiracy within the American government working against him, attacks against special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE by Trump and House Republican allies and the failure of diplomacy with North Korea darken GOP prospects in the midterm elections.
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