Urban Decay Lo-Fi Lip Mousse, $22, available at Urban Decay.
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Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in 2248, $218, available at Urban Decay.
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Decay in baby teeth has been linked to adult tooth decay.
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Shop all Urban Decay eyeshadow palettes at Sephora and Urban Decay
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Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion in Fix, $20, available at Urban Decay.
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Decay in baby teeth is just as important as decay in permanent teeth.
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Splurge: Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in Morning After, $17, available at Urban Decay.
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Urban Decay Nagel Vice Lipstick Palettes, $28, available October 23 Monday at Urban Decay.
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Urban Decay B6 Vitamin-Infused Prep And Priming Spray, $31, available at Urban Decay.
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BONUS PATCH: INNER DECAY Inner Decay releases these crazy hi-res classic art back patches.
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Most of what we see and fear is decay, and decay is only one choice.
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Udit Mahajan's Dreaming Specter drew on the decay of memory, while world-renowned tape storage expert John Koski staged a demonstration of digital decay and the decay of our data.
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Because if you want a system to decay, you want it to decay from the inside.
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Digital decay happens differently, via pixilation and related processes, and not with the same inevitable decay.
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Decay in a Box: A timelapse of still-life in decay from Guerilla Science on Vimeo.
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Some forms of some atoms, like germanium should go through double beta decay, where two neutrons decay simultaneously.
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Musician Jeffrey Young performed a new piece, specifically composed for Decadent Decay, in which explored decay in sound.
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"The idea for Decay In a Box is as old as the Decadent Decay event itself," says Barker.
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"This is a moral decay if we try to categorize it that way, a moral decay of society."
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Courtesy Urban Decay Urban Decay x Alice Through the Looking Glass Edgy cosmetics company Urban Decay is paying tribute to the psychedelic film with its latest launch: a limited-edition, vibrant-hued makeup collection.
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These atoms release neutrons, which in turn go through a radioactive decay process that turns them into protons, called beta decay.
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The way they do that is to look first for a very rare form of beta decay, called double beta decay.
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If scientists observe double beta decay without any neutrinos (or antineutrinos), then they can say they've spotted this neutrinoless double beta decay.
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Inner Decay Inner Decay recently teamed up with the all-female co-working space project The Wing to release these pins of some badass gals.
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Decay takes many forms, but in Guerilla Science's recent experimental multisensory installation, Decadent Decay, audiences encountered disintegration and rot through culinary, artistic, and scientific experiences.
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A kind of radioactive decay known as beta decay is a result of weak nuclear force interactions inside of atoms that can turn neutrons into protons.
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That's why it was so important to remove anything from the body that would rapidly decay or speed along the body's decay (like organs and any excess moisture).
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The Urban Decay Full Spectrum Eyeshadow Palette, $55, will be available at Urban Decay on October 26 — and this shady lady is going to fly off the virtual shelves.
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If it takes 1.8 × 1022 years for half of those xenon atoms to decay, then in one year, a few hundred or so will decay (thank you Wolfram Alpha).
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For decay in arts, Guerilla Science enlisted scenic artist James Fluhr to create an atmosphere that gave the space a sense of aristocratic decadence, but also one of decay.
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Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion, available at Sephora, $24This eyeshadow primer has been a go-to product for me since I purchased my very first Urban Decay Naked Palette.
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Above: State of Decay 2 Debut Trailer courtesy of Microsoft See, in State of Decay, you can take control of each member of your slowly growing community of survivors.
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Using his finger, he pressed a bit of Urban Decay Moondust Eyeshadow in Intergalactic in the center for depth, and Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Blitz in the middle for shine.
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These are the different combinations of ways that single particles might decay—frequently, we can't see new particles, just their leftovers, the more common particles that they quickly decay into.
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" Kevin Earle, Executive Director of the Arizona Dental Association, shared "The Navajo community has the highest level of oral decay in the country...Education is an opportunity to better control decay.
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If indeed neutrinoless double beta decay exists, it's very hard to detect and it's important that scientists can discriminate between the many types of radioactive decay that mimic that of a neutrino.
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Below 503,000 km, the winds gradually slow down and decay.
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Other complex molecules "flop around, dissipate, and decay," he said.
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This is a path to economic decline and entrepreneurial decay.
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"The rest are in a state of protected arrested decay."
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To understand this, you must first understand radioactivity and decay.
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As soon as they start to decay, that land disappears.
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The acids can cause tooth decay and harm gum tissue.
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It's possible they won't see ever see the radioactive decay.
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It's a concern given problems with obesity and tooth decay.
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The second theme is the decay of the industry's ethics.
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This is years and years of decay in their systems.
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Because of the heat, the blood had started to decay.
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Bad news: Urban Decay is discontinuing its Naked Smoky palette.
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There's also an attack / decay / sustain (ADS) envelope and LFO.
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"This is not decay; it is organized destruction," Barr warned.
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There was "truth decay" in every one of his promises.
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Sugar companies couldn't deny that their product caused tooth decay.
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Before its publication, Notre Dame had been left to decay.
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The buildings and houses here are now crumbling with decay.
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There is so much death and decay throughout the sequence.
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Urban Decay Brow Endowed Brow Volumizer Primer Color, $28; QVC.
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We have no experience of seeing the decay of bodies.
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Most important of all, it means the decay of responsibility.
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Back in the 90s, they had colors called, like, decay.
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Urban Decay UD XX Vice Ltd Reloaded, $56, available Jan.
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Urban Decay Liquid Aura, $32, available Summer 2017 at Sephora.
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She counts his baby teeth and checks for dental decay.
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"In the 1980s, urban decay set in," Mr. Pilla said.
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He, too, saw moral decline, depravity, and decay taking hold.
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They have been linked to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
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Waste, decay, social anxiety: all ideas that inspire Simons's designs.
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So when we brush, we're essentially slowing down tooth decay.
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Here's where to store produce to prevent rot and decay.
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The bigger worry, Huq wrote, is slow and uneven decay.
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Why do conservatives keep blaming liberal millennials for social decay?
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Similarly, the answer to 24A's "Dental problem" is TOOTH DECAY.
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Boxed, prewashed lettuces often arrive with an odor of decay.
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At every turn, the decay is both eerie and beautiful.
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Seen more broadly, Chinese institutions are in danger of decay.
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Here, too, the Michigan group analyzed the decay of particles.
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Now, the city is employing the primal chemistry of decay.
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Olivia Awbrey "Advanced State of Decay" Portland guitar god, anyone?
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"Truth decay" was popularized by this RAND report in 2018.
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It is a sad tale of neglect, decay, and dispersal.
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Recently I got all these glitter eyeliners from Urban Decay.
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Tooth decay can contribute to obesity, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
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State of Decay 2 doesn't really have people or stories.
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Some of these lyrics also conjure images of urban decay.
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How long does it take a human body to decay?
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The chemical stops the body's decay, while preserving the tissue.
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A recent article in The Guardian focuses on Corby's attempts to move away from "the ashes of post-industrial decay", but growing up in Corby in the 2000s felt more like stasis than decay.
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While some of this could probably be ameliorated by changes to State of Decay 2's grueling pace, the real issue in State of Decay 2 is how little investment it manages to earn.
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There are other risks: though reels of film decay and are easy to lose, they make a noble attempt at permanence—well-stored film can last a very long time; digital bits tends to decay.
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Along with its renowned Naked palettes, Urban Decay is known for offering some of the best eyebrow makeup around — like the best-selling Brow Box and the Urban Decay Brow Beater eyebrow pencil and brush.
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I straighten my hair and put on a full face (Murad primer, Make Up For Ever foundation, Tarte bronzer, Benefit brows, Urban Decay eyeshadow and eyeliner, Better Than Sex mascara, and Urban Decay setting spray).
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Part of working locally means working with decay and drying flora.
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The key ingredient is fluoride, which evidence shows prevents tooth decay.
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The researchers spotted a potential instance of this particular kaon decay.
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A dynasty, broken, after twenty or thirty minutes of slow decay.
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Logan tells an actual adult story about despair, decay, and death.
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This time it's an Urban Decay eyeshadow palette, selling for $35!
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For many in business the decay of shareholder democracy is irrelevant.
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Let's hope Troublemaker continues the lineage of amazing Urban Decay mascaras.
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This quickly stopped metabolic decay and fixed the proteins in place.
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Five years ago, Urban Decay launched its first-ever Naked palette.
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Still, there's a whiff of decay coming from that glossy lifestyle.
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Are you excited for Ruby's colorful new gig with Urban Decay?
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The other big political theme in my book is political decay.
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We've rounded up the best eyeshadow palettes from Urban Decay, ahead.
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Neutrinoless double beta decay starts with zero and ends with two.
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Maybelline — along with brands like Urban Decay and Bumble and bumble.
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It's hard watching Liv decay into such frizzy hair and frazzleness.
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The process can happen naturally as their orbits decay over time.
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Will the expansion of the Urban Decay Naked Collection ever end?
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Every human story of victory ends in aging, decay and death.
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Plutonium and curium are radioactive, and decay into more stable elements.
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" Morris responded, "How about we compromise and say disintegration and decay?
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Fluoride in water can prevent tooth decay and protect against cavities.
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Dolores questioning her reality in "Trace Decay" also aids that speculation.
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Luckily, your dentist can spot that decay forming a mile away.
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Do you think the decay is beautiful in a certain sense?
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Multiplayer will be a large component of State of Decay 2.
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Our world's supply is created through the radioactive decay from uranium.
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The rest of us scratch our heads and live to decay.
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Perhaps most worrying was the decay in the EU's influence abroad.
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Where that decay has set in, governments should tackle it directly.
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But they emit carbon when they burn or decay after dying.
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During legal proceedings, the yacht was left to decay in Virginia.
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"The prison system is plagued by decay and mismanagement," they wrote.
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The Mexican conservationist Gerardo Ceballos discusses the dramatic decay of biodiversity.
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In many memories, it was a period of decline and decay.
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There is a kind of rural decay porn going on here.Yes.
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Back in the mid 233s, the South Bronx epitomized urban decay.
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I find myself longing for my trusted Urban Decay eyeshadow primer.
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Once it is completely dry, the mummified meat will not decay.
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Inner Decay will likely reach those heights (but cooler), so, props!
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His youthful playgrounds were adobe dwellings in varying states of decay.
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Death and decay, that feeds new life. Warmth. Cold. Peace. Violence.
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I use Urban Decay One & Done foundation and the Troublemaker mascara.
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He explained its half-life, the unreliable nature of its decay.
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Some see Milan's clubs as a symbol of that decay, too.
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We breathe in their scent as they decay along the riverbanks.
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The building, believed to be 100 years old, continued to decay.
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But its decay has been swift over the past few years.
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Ms. Morisseau parallels his spiritual decay with that of the city.
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That's how a legacy, like a democracy, avoids corruption and decay.
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Urban Decay made headlines when it collaborated with "Game of Thrones."
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At death, the carbon-14 in living creatures begins to decay.
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At death, the carbon 14 in living creatures begins to decay.
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Now they were facing the terminal brain decay of both kids.
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It was slow and broken, with lots of trash and decay.
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By 2236, Grand Central had come to symbolize New York's decay.
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They will either accept this decay or they will oppose it.
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Dysfunction is what I remember about the original State of Decay.
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The gutsiest and most inspiring part of the show involves decay.
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She distorts her own face with blackened marks that mirror decay.
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So they sorted through the data garnered from those programs to find customers who shop Urban Decay, customers who shop lip products, and customers who shop lip products but had yet to buy any from Urban Decay.
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Such is the beauty and the decay of this cursed, cursed app.
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Plants absorb carbon dioxide using photosynthesis and release it when they decay.
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Or is something interesting happening beneath this sheen of despair and decay?
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Good news: Tooth decay and other dental problems are on the decline.
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To fill a tooth with that much decay has longterm functionality effects.
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Mr Trump's contribution to the decay of democratic norms already appears vast.
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The level of opaqueness, truth deficiency, moral decay & values deficit is baffling.
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His speech evinces the "truth decay" which is central to his rhetoric.
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My first stop is Sephora, where I grab Urban Decay eyeliner ($212).
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In late 2016, the singer launched a makeup collection with Urban Decay.
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We've just spotted something exciting on Urban Decay founder Wende Zomnir's Instagram.
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Photos this old, without proper care, will undergo various stages of decay.
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The first Urban Decay Naked palette came out way back in 2010.
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Another technique uses the rate of uranium's radioactive decay as a clock.
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It depends on how much of the tooth is infected with decay.
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The atmosphere is dark and foreboding, in a wetland smattered with decay.
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The photo "Beer Bottle Still Life" is a Cézanne of urban decay.
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We saw a statistically significant delay in the decay of the fruit.
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Workday makeup consists of Urban Decay foundation, Benefit brows, and extreme contouring.
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Because they decay extremely quickly, scientists found it difficult to reproduce them.
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Urban Decay — in part thanks to its revamped '90s Vice lipstick line.
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Do you want to display a collection of artists concerned with decay?
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As they dine, they release acids that eat away enamel, creating decay.
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Alpha decay is the emission of the nucleus of a helium atom.
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They're brimming with fun and decay, nothing ever changes, and everybody's welcome.
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The combination of luxury and decay is equally appealing and off-putting.
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For the last two decades, Urban Decay has revolutionized the beauty industry.
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Each data point will show the decay from a different API—i.
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The last load-out queue looks set to decay naturally over time.
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Update: Urban Decay released another teaser of its hugely anticipated holiday lineup.
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Fluoridated water has been touted for its ability to prevent tooth decay.
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The NAKED Flushed Palette by Urban Decay is the perfect everyday companion.
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Implicit is the idea that the murder embodied a neighborhood's moral decay.
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Rand Corporation has chronicled what it calls "truth decay" in public life.
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But then August comes and your spirit starts to decay once again.
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In very rare cases, tooth decay has the potential to be deadly.
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This is the violence of institutions; indifference and inaction and slow decay.
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The membrane between scripted narratives and "real" objective experience began to decay.
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Yes friends, it's finally happened: Urban Decay has lost its damn mind.
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Dust is death, as decay abolishes the old: rebuilding, reconstituting, traveling, embodiment.
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This curious trait has the hallmark of genetic programming, not biological decay.
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Decay in a Box: a closer look from Guerilla Science on Vimeo.
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So even back then I could see the beginnings of this decay.
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Inner Decay always produces the highest quality pins and patches, hands down.
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They continued erupting for years, in the form of division and decay.
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It was the way they smelled raw, of deep earth and decay.
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Now, several of the more experimental objects are falling into mysterious decay.
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In a time of social decay, Peel personified rectitude and good character.
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Urban Decay&aposs Naked palettes have a cult following for a reason.
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Urban Decay Naked palettes offer a wide range of colors and finishes.
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That's when two neutrons in the nucleus of an atom simultaneously decay.
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Her book "Beta Decay" remains a standard textbook for nuclear physics students.
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In the US, millions of people struggle with tooth decay and cavities.
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This would mean the continued decay of the council-led interagency process.
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Lizzo, who is an Urban Decay brand ambassador, lives in Los Angeles.
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"Some of my chicest clients favor decay over anything else," Barber said.
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Here we get a new batch of fresh faces to watch decay.
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It is also allowing our vaunted science and technology infrastructure to decay.
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When we visit America now, it feels like the opposite, like decay.
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But this decay became "dramatically worse" when Trump became president, Diamond said.
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The ability of tooth decay to impact overall health couldn't be clearer.
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That then circumvents the prohibition, allowing pion-to-gravitons decay to occur.
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What's more, totem poles are intended to be left to decay naturally.
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But in State of Decay you really play as the entire community.
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The leaves must be free of bugs, tears, noticeable decay, or brown spots.
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Certain isotopes of argon radioactively decay more or less depending on the season.
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"Virtually everywhere it has been tried, socialism has brought suffering, misery and decay."
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Urban Decay x Game of Thrones Mother of Dragons Highlight Palette, $26; ulta.
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Urban Decay x Game of Thrones Vice Lipstick in White Walker, $19; ulta.
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Urban Decay x Game of Thrones Dragons Blood Lip & Cheek Tint, $26; sephora.
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"The water keeps out the oxygen that would normally cause decay," Jackson said.
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The hope must be that systems like ours decay over decades, not years.
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This Urban Decay setting powder makes any (yeah, you heard us) foundation waterproof.
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The episode ends with two of Alicia's relationships in varying states of decay.
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Urban Decay is far from the only brand to have made this move.
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Such extensive decay wasn't unusual; dental care was very poor in most countries.
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The biodegradable aspect of Eddy's materials reveals patterns of decay, shriveling, and mummification.
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Last year, Urban Decay offered beauty fans a collection of three Naked palettes.
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The continuing decay of Turkey's democracy has not spared the women's rights movement.
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With all their grit and decay and aggression, Bog Body sounds like home.
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The history of the search for proton decay, meanwhile, goes back even further.
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It's about a culture that increasingly encourages social decay instead of counteracting it.
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Some of the symptoms of baby tooth decay include pain, infection and swelling.
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"We are witnessing the decay of email," Postscript president Alex Beller tells TechCrunch.
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Their similarity implies that B0s should decay into equal amounts of the two.
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Bodies were stacked in the streets, making the entire city reek of decay.
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He's doing a calculation about the Higgs boson decay that is very difficult.
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Once the event slows down, some of these neutrons radioactively decay into protons.
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And now that Urban Decay has contributed its own take to the category?
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The Meat Puppets struggle against the laws of nature and forces of decay.
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He mostly turns his lens on meticulous arrangements of decay, paintings, and vermin.
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"Already decelerating demand growth could further decay with slowing economic activity," they added.
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Most resins are too unstable to do this, and just decay over time.
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A few years back she partnered with Urban Decay for a makeup collection.
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Congress's failure to take any state was seen as a sign of decay.
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Socialist India was in an advanced state of decay when Rao entered office.
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State of Decay, the little zombie game that could, is getting a sequel.
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Instead of a systematic redesign, Mr Fox's victory brought fragmentation and institutional decay.
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Proud industrial communities that look to family and nation suffered alienation and decay.
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What do you mean by "cause and effect" and the "decay" of ayahuasca?
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Most of the political science research says that ad effects decay pretty quickly.
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If something so beautiful can decay, why are you so proud and vain?
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To some extent, bouts of truth decay may wax and wane over time.
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The house the couple inhabits there is in a woeful state of decay.
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Urban Decay NAKED Flushed Palette earns our vote because it's simple and versatile.
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So why do these cops believe meth is the culprit for rural decay?
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The light we see from the explosion is a result of radioactive decay.
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It loomed over the Mission as a symbol of the neighborhood's urban decay.
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The unique structure felt into decay after Hull was arrested for tax evasion.
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Mel Rosenthal's photos focused on the human side of hardship and urban decay.
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She has no nostalgia for those times but still mourns the hotel's decay.
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Remarkable moments of interplay between repetition, replication, delay, and decay run throughout Strata.
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Blame for the Social Democrats' decay lies largely at the party's own feet.
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This suggests that genetics does not play an important role in tooth decay.
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In places the silver surface seems to be in a state of decay.
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In this case, the copper's antimicrobial properties protected the child's hand from decay.
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The chaos and decay of New York in 1977 are captured so well.
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Urban Decay now offers six thematic Naked palettes, plus minis with fewer shades.
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But by the late 1960s, Harlem was plagued by crime and urban decay.
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Neutrinos are emitted in a particular kind of nuclear radiation, called beta decay.
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Where she found decay, she also found a natural world hellbent on renewal.
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At first glance, the Urban Decay Born to Run Eyeshadow Palette is intimidating.
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"Though the mold is the decay," she says, "it's the most alive part."
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If you're looking for an example of URBAN DECAY, you've found it. Hello!
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Without liberties, though, we have museum pieces, and museum pieces tend to decay.
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Gums recede, exposing roots to decay, and bone loss makes teeth less stable.
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Plants closed down, jobs disappeared, and once-vibrant cities became symbols of decay.
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Yacht builders and floor makers prize its consistent texture and resistance to decay.
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"No decay, no decomposition: the eternal NOTHINGNESS," warns the conservator in all caps.
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Growth alone does nothing to reverse the social decay afflicting communities across America.
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Outside of stable atomic nuclei, neutrons decay when one of their down quarks undergoes weak nuclear decay into an up quark, transforming the neutron into a positively charged proton and spitting out a negative electron and an antineutrino in compensation.
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They also got to see the organic sculpture Decay In a Box—a box of rotting food and flowers that Guerilla Science's Sarah Barker created, which she filmed and livestreamed on YouTube during the weeks leading up to Decadent Decay.
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The higher your blood sugar level, the higher your risk of tooth decay (cavities).
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Philadelphia, with its simultaneous decay and development, has many buildings in this ghostly condition.
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"If you were looking for decay, you would see it there too," he adds.
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I love one that of course got discontinued by Urban Decay called Naked 2.
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It will just go off, and it will decay whenever the hell it wants.
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They effectively do decay, which is what causes them to eventually be decayed. Sure.
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Here's one thing we know for sure: Urban Decay isn't afraid of taking risks.
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But the decay in their interpersonal relationships was beginning to show on the songs.
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Well, that's exactly how we feel about the new Urban Decay Vice Liquid Lipsticks.
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This method can have limitations, due to organ decay, time, and distance of retrieval.
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Instead of reversing the decay of mainstream parties, the primary process has accelerated it.
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TWO COURT cases this summer illustrate the decay of America's machine for policing competition.
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The newly discovered tetraquarks are highly unstable, and they decay quickly into other particles.
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His imagery plays with themes of life, death, growth, and decay with romantic poise.
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Forbes found that Rihanna's line outpaced Urban Decay, NYX, Benefit and even Kylie Cosmetics.
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It's just another form of decay, and I eat decaying cheese all the time.
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Such radioactive decay proved a source of yet more members of the periodic table.
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Luckily, Urban Decay is here to do just that, with its newest palette, Backtalk.
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There were 26 rooms in varying states of decay arrayed around a central courtyard.
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These creatures possessed superhuman strength, smelled of decay, and were pretty ugly in appearance.
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As radioactive elements decay within the core, they produce heat, melting the overlying ice.
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Urban Decay Vice Liquid Lipstick in "Rock Steady" (light), "Crimson" (medium), "Black Mail" (dark)
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Instead you allow the particle you produce, which has a short lifetime, to decay.
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First, the chemical fixative glutaraldehyde is used to rapidly solidify synapses and prevent decay.
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Instead, "Trace Decay" focused on the hosts' ongoing struggles with identity, consciousness and memory.
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When nothing lasts forever, physical books have a heroic way of staving off decay.
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There's no sense of loss, because you never experienced anything except tediously dull decay.
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This set is also the first time Urban Decay is producing a blush palette.
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His drawings lean toward Punk aesthetics, and explore themes of decay, sickness, and addiction.
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It will be powered by the heat produced by the decay of plutonium-238.
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He stopped, in the late 1990s, only because his hearing was beginning to decay.
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The data suggest that most musicians experience a natural decay in sales over time.
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The sense of social decay that pervades his novels is visible in his photographs.
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Gonna use the Urban Decay Moondust palette, and this is the color called Specter.
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Williamson itself, a town of 3,000, is a picture of social and economic decay.
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The peat slowly builds up over centuries because the annual growth exceeds the decay.
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Abuse and neglect and separation from primary attachment figures all cause irreversible psychic decay.
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Simultaneously, they've cast U.S. decline—relative, or absolute—or the order's decay as dangerous.
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Each page was encased in a clear plastic sleeve, to prevent oxidation and decay.
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His aesthetic favors a cough or a clench over the usual crash and decay.
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Its also possible, however, that we're witnessing the decay of the once promising promotion.
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They smell of mildew and decay now—the shop windows plastered with newspaper sheets.
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The remainder is released slowly over the coming years and decades, as trees decay.
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Yet animals and plants, both natural and invasive, live amid the decay and revitalization.
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Whether it is a cause or symptom of social decay, Maury remains a juggernaut.
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The interplay between her voice and the decay beneath it is one half-resolution.
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This led them to predict, for example, that protons should be able to decay.
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The body's torso ruptured because of 'Saturnian gravitational stress and space-accelerated tissue decay'.
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How do you tell a sprain from a cracked tooth, exposed nerve, or decay?
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These make reference to craft and ritual, and to time, reconsideration and even decay.
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I had similar pitches when I went to the Body Shop and Urban Decay.
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I love the Dior palettes, the ones with five different colors, and Urban Decay.
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This is a film of a body — an important one at that — in decay.
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Economic anxiety is now downstream from and merged with sociological, psychological and spiritual decay.
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The company studies enzymes that speed up chemical reactions or natural processes like decay.
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You might see his political existence as our democracy's response to its own decay.
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But on a recent afternoon, André Finot, the cathedral's spokesman, pointed out the decay.
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"Death and decay is inevitable, and not everything is worth saving," Ms. Callahan said.
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If it didn't, its orbit would gradually decay until it fell back to Earth.
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Shrouded in cedar forests, many were abandoned and left to decay in recent decades.
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His paintings explore themes of urban decay, with miniature forests spilling off the canvas.
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They decay into pairs of other particles almost as soon as they are created.
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The decay of that culture is difficult to quantify, but the signs are everywhere.
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Organizational decay and roster mismanagement have defiled what used to be a proud franchise.
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Here a student delivered the verdict: decay so deep it had reached the nerve.
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It seemed as if the historic site was set to be condemned to decay.
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So what can the concerned citizen do about the decay in our public life?
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Genetic engineering could allow us to correct the preprogrammed decay hiding inside every cell.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends weaning by 18 months to avoid tooth decay.
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By 2017, the digital decay had become an established part of the internet tradition.
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Chronic dehydration too often leads to tooth decay, bladder stones, and urinary tract infections.
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"The fear was, if they work together, the thing will decay," Dr. Jaffe said.
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Uranium and thorium decay, in a steady dribble over billions of years, into lead.
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Our writer found mansion after mansion in various states of opulence and elegant decay.
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Instead of greatness, this hyper-nationalism has historically led to militarism, hatred and decay.
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Industry experts often credit the cosmetics company Urban Decay with starting the palette craze.
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I'd been taught that my relationship with God would decay if I wasn't careful.
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Too much juice can contribute to problems like poor nutrition, obesity and tooth decay.
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Letting links between Asia and the United States decay would be an historic mistake.
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But there is a different trend which reveals the mundane decay of the suburbs.
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As they decay and transform into new elements, they release impressive amounts of energy.
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Sometimes the portraits aren't perfectly preserved, which adds a strangely appealing element of decay.
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A meditation on decay: One side of this 18th-century vanitas tableau in wax resembles Queen Elizabeth I of England; the other half is a bare skull crawling with insects, snails and reptiles, representing the decay of the body in the grave.
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These tritium atoms undergo a kind of radioactive decay called beta decay, where one of their neutrons turns into a proton, spitting out an electron and an electron-antineutrino in the process (which would have the same mass as the electron neutrino).
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Because of its realistic depiction of death and decay it was subsequently banned from MTV.
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The Urban Decay Reloaded Naked Palette ($44) will be available on February 18 at urbandecay.
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The truth is, there's a little more to preventing tooth decay than these guidelines suggest.
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They can be pristine and exquisite, but they also sag, leak, grow brittle, and decay.
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Two charts from a 2018 RAND Corporation report called "Truth Decay" tell the story elegantly.
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Right now, the Standard Model predicts a 8.4 in 100 billion chance of this decay.
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When an element undergoes radioactive decay, it creates radiation and turns into some other element.
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Detectives also found signs of decay in his car and blood evidence in his apartment.
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Fans of the rapper attribute this time period as the start of his untimely decay.
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More worrying than reminders of democracy's past corruption are the whiffs of its current decay.
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On "Body Horror," Rapp and Yemi's vocals decay to the point that they become indistinguishable.
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When tritium undergoes beta decay, its nucleus emits an electron and an electron-flavored neutrino.
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Urban Decay Naked Skin Weightless Complete Coverage Concealer in Light Neutral $214, available at Sephora.
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All lithium-ion batteries (the kinds in phones, tablets, and most modern electronics) experience decay.
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They are incorporated into your molecules and eventually decay and produce radiation in your body.
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Without any artifice, to show the condition of decay, abandon, or in some cases glorification.
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Urban Decay will continue to thrive in Naked's memory and honor — just wait and see.
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Conversely to its useful purpose, the presence of guano can also indicate decay and emptiness.
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Decay can spread rapidly and it's important to get it under control if this happens.
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Some of the best ones are ambivalent, neither portraits of decay nor depictions of utopia.
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The universe has a general tendency toward disorder and decay, a phenomenon known as entropy.
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I'm just pointing out that this decay is breaking a not-that-well-supported rule.
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This piece was found in a Pergamon gymnasium, the shelter protecting the marble from decay.
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Virtually everywhere socialism or communism has been tried, it has produced suffering, corruption, and decay.
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Since they decay extremely quickly, scientists found it difficult to reproduce them more than once.
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She took advantage of her robust programming and thrust upon me a seed of decay.
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We're talking Korean beauty masks, limited-edition Urban Decay finds, and so much more. Curious?
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" Morris dubbed her a "connoisseur of decay," to which Purcell objected: "Well, let's say disintegration.
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"The cycle of growth and decay repeats itself in perpetuity," teamLab explains on their website.
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Due to this magnetic pull of Seoul, rural areas across Korea are in slow decay.
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One way that the Higgs particle can be produced and then decay into daughter particles.
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Both cities have seen their once-bustling industrial sectors replaced with crime and urban decay.
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Update: Remember that noise you heard surrounding the Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat collection?
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Traditional Buddhist death meditations, for example, sometimes involve visualizing the decay of our own bodies.
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Collectively, they make what would be a remarkable city the premier example of urban decay.
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The weird thing was, nobody living there seemed to care about the state of decay.
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"Good food, good eating, is all about blood and organs, cruelty and decay," Bourdain writes.
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About 100 of the structure were lost over time to decay, demolitions, and natural disasters.
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When an organism dies, radioactive decay gradually diminishes the concentration of 227C in its remains.
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Without light, we would have been completely oblivious to signs of extreme damage and decay.
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Whole cities actually were left to decay after she knowingly sucked the lifeblood from them.
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Therapeutic pessimism and institutional decay ensued, new reforms were introduced, and the cycle began again.
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They could have been produced in pairs by the radioactive decay of a new particle.
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Mr. Hutchings skimmed through the neighborhood's hodgepodge of upper-middle-class wealth and suburban decay.
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And, because his kidneys were failing, his brain function worsened, refuelling the cycle of decay.
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But these overly common devices, once the center of millions of lives, sit in decay.
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This week, Kitson's economic decay was on display at its South Robertson Boulevard flagship store.
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Don't expect pentaquarks to find any practical use here on Earth—they decay very quickly.
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After three years, the LHCb researchers had collected 6,000 examples of this type of decay.
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The first is that forgetting occurs because, like colors that fade, memories decay over time.
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If baby teeth have untreated decay, it can have negative implications on the adult teeth.
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Mr. Robison's marriage to his second wife, who suffers from debilitating depression, starts to decay.
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Should I spend time with State of Decay 2, and if it's interesting, go back?
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Urban Decay is known for its killer beauty collaborations (see: Ruby Rose and Gwen Stefani).
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There were swimming pools, supermarkets, and other attractive amenities that have since spiraled into decay.
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Asked about the evident decay, a guide insisted that the sets were constantly in use.
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Having been closed for a decade, starting in 1936, Ca' d'Zan had suffered from decay.
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There are some echoes here with Parlá — both respect decay, and want to counter it.
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These days, the city seems to live in a simultaneous state of growth and decay.
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For every positive statistic indicating racial reconciliation, there was one indicating stagnation or even decay.
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Archiving failures have left untold numbers of analog masters damaged and in states of decay.
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The lurid palette of Expressionism colors these works and their obsession with death and decay.
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How much heat is flowing up from the decay of radioactive elements at the core?
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But this symbol of urban decay was, improbably, reborn as a symbol of urban renewal.
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Other faces are almost lost to the crackle of decay on the glass plate negatives.
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We're not that far from entering into bear market territory another sign of economic decay.
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Luckily for us, physicists studying the phenomenon, called "spacetime decay", believe this is very unlikely.
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"The odor is unbelievably bad because they decay pretty quickly," he told CNN affiliate WLS.
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They are together on stage, yet very much alone in their mental and physical decay.
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Cultural laissez-faire weakened social solidarity, with opioid-driven disintegration the starkest symptom of decay.
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The Trump presidency is the result of years of destructive mental habits and moral decay.
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I also get a travel size Urban Decay eye primer and Mac Fix Plus Spray.
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Yet one of its most remarkable attributes, its resistance to decay, has received little attention.
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Like a house in decay from decades of neglect, our criminal justice system requires repair.
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A few years ago, they saw it in the decay of an isotope of beryllium.
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We must put forward the effort to change or we will continue to slowly decay.
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The book delineates history into four seasonal cycles, or "turnings": growth, maturation, decay and destruction.
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I do the tinted moisturizer, and then I do concealer — the Urban Decay Stay Naked.
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Have we undergone such moral decay that we expect our leaders to lie to us?
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I put on primer, foundation, Urban Decay Eyeshadow primer, eyeshadow, bronzer, highlighter, blush, and mascara.
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Urban Decay also created the fan-favorite "Game of Thrones"-inspired makeup collection this year.
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Urban Decay replaced its iconic Naked eye-shadow palette with a sparklier version in February.
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In the 203s, most hygienists worked in schools, teaching children how to prevent tooth decay.
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Listening to Hain describe this inevitable decay, I realized just how short life really is.
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"Once you've accepted art will decay, it's a burden lifted from your shoulders," he said.
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Abandoned 40 years ago, the roof completely collapsed due to weather conditions and heavy decay.
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Are you in a state of decay or are you paying the price to improve?
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All of that changed the economy from slumbering rural decay to a prospering diverse superpower.
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"Tooth decay is the most common disease in childhood," Deputy Health Commissioner George Askew said.
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But this novel is not simply a burnt offering, a Baedeker of dread and decay.
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The rot set in long before, but Trump takes the decay to a new level.
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In "Trace Decay," all the Hosts seem to be fading to black over and over.
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Ellis Island was left to decay for decades before opening as a museum in 1990.
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Inside was an atmosphere of slow decay: dusty marble, unreliable elevators, rust on the radiators.
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His paintings are an examination of humanity in its cycle of decay: morally, psychologically, biologically.
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They require careful thought and oversight to prevent gaming and what statisticians call model decay.
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For that instant there was only the smell of air, antiseptic but fringed with decay.
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Because it is unwieldy and thus largely useless, subsequent generations allow it to decay into tatters.
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Now, If Urban Decay and Patrick Nagel can't elevate your opinion of the '80s, who can?
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Without them, the stink from all the decay and rot would be terrible, first of all.
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Maybe it is actually "metastable" and there's a lower-energy ground state it could decay to.
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Particle physics is about how those very small particles relate to each other, decay, work, gel.
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Hamilton was on the decay from our high school through university—we met in high school.
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I don't know what the decay on the reverb was, maybe like 10 seconds or something.
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Professor Lattanzio points out the slow, but steady decay of natural radioactive substances produces significant heat.
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Cabanne, on the other hand, concentrates on the gory decay, invoking associations with disease and transgression.
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Its biggest problem right now is the decay in human capital that's happening within that organization.
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Urban Decay has tapped Winkle to show off her beauty prowess as its latest Monthly Muse.
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For the last seven years, Borno has been beset by violence, economic collapse and infrastructural decay.
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They believe that the release of the Decay follows from the release of Frog Fractions 2.
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By measuring the amount of radioactive decay, scientists can determine when a formerly living organism died.
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Scientists and codemakers rely on natural phenomena like radioactive decay and atmospheric noise to drive randomness.
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All three would have been perturbed by the decay of the public sphere in the West.
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Or a land of social decay, septic politics and the rich world's worst roads and schools?
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Read her story about how online misinformation fuels the spread of tooth decay, Ebola, and measles.
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Juices are high in sugar, lack fiber, and can contribute to tooth decay and later obesity.
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Locust Songs's paintings juxtapose digital forms with anatomical themes often linked to technology, death, and decay.
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The arc reactor relies on radioactive decay, breaking down palladium into silver, which creates beta radiation.
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Remember when Urban Decay broke our brains with a complete lipstick overhaul a few months back?
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When I talk about cultural decay I'm talking about something I think we need more of.
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The Witch Princess, who needs death and decay as a tribute before she'll fall for you.
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Radioactive decay causes uranium rock to disperse helium into natural gas chambers over millions of years.
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Of GUTs' predictions, only the proton and neutron decay being sought by Super-Kamiokande seems testable.
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"Rust, decay, breakage…dry-rot, ants, keep up a never-ending attack" on his other assets.
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The gradual decay can be clearly seen in this fan-made GIF by Imgur user stevenlucky.
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Some think particles should decay in never-before-seen ways, break into pieces in unexpected combinations.
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The actress is teaming up with color cosmetics company, Urban Decay, as its brand-new face!
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"There's a substantial decay factor developing inside the S&P 500's earnings picture," McDonald said.
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If you leave a tooth with decay in, you face serious dental problems in the future.
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This game punched me in the gut (yes, that's intended) with its treatment of stat decay.
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Polonium and radium—decay products of uranium—were found in 1898 by Pierre and Marie Curie.
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They discovered that kaons and their antimatter partners decay in different ways, contributing to the imbalance.
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A new poll conducted for NPR and PBS shows just how bad the decay has gotten.
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" According to the former New York Times chief book critic, one such mode is "truth decay.
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Interlopers and transplants convey the decay and loveliness of a place in works from 22019 – 1969.
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Makeup powerhouse Urban Decay isn't content to just let you play with color and complexion products.
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"We talk for hours and hours about brushing teeth, gum disease, and tooth decay," he sings.
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"Trace Decay" revealed a few new tidbits, but as viewers we remain as confused as ever.
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The scientists who operate GERDA are hoping to spot a very rare type of radioactive decay.
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President Trump frequently paints a picture of an urban America riddled with widespread decay and bloodbaths.
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But the truth of life is that our bodies are in a constant state of decay.
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Inner Decay If you're looking to get some attention on the subway, this one's for you.
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Sticking to its promise, Ulta revealed the sneak peek of its exclusive Urban Decay Afterglow Palette.
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The process, called mummification, is meant to protect the work of art from rust and decay.
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How did the physical decay and financial dissolution of the city create new spaces for artists?
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Fluoridated water systems in communities across the country have also shown progress in reducing tooth decay.
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I get the postmodern afterglow, the decay of a mass-cultural behavior into an individual preference.
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The decay of those two tunnels has brought the region to the lip of a volcano.
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Mr. Putin and Mr. Xi deride the "American model" as a prescription for disorder and decay.
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To fall into existence is to enter time, and with time comes decay, aging and death.
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Institutions that appear solid can crack, protections can decay, democratic norms can erode faster than riverbanks.
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The sight of poor Venezuelans eating from garbage bags has become a powerful symbol of decay.
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" Lopez Obrador said the country's infamous corruption was the "result of a political regime in decay.
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DANA JENNINGS 'CHEAP NOVELTIES: THE PLEASURES OF URBAN DECAY' By Ben Katchor, Drawn & Quarterly, $22.95; drawnandquarterly.
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He electrified the country's white majority and mustered its full strength against long-term demographic decay.
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The opening credits flashed through shots of urban decay in Baltimore, where the show was set.
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I've been using Urban Decay One & Done — it has primer, SPF and a tint in it.
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Misaligned teeth can put you at risk for tooth decay, gum disease, and even tooth loss.
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Unlike the two players ranked ahead of him, age-related decay is out of the question.
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It's the idiosyncratic ways these particles and antiparticles decay that reveal whether CP violation has occurred.
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So, why do we have this very detailed episodic memory that seems to decay almost immediately?
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The tape was apparently intended to limit the explosive's exposure to oxygen and slow its decay.
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On "Heroin" she name-checks Charles Manson, hot weather, liquor stores, movie stars, and soft decay.
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These antiparticle versions of neutrinos are produced naturally during the process of nuclear beta decay, e.g.
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Francesco Cozzi told reporters the decay had been verified and was "serious if not very serious".
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I'm a Nietzschean, meaning I think of death and decay as creative agencies that engender rebirth.
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Don't Panic: Urban Decay is replacing its entire lipstick collection — & debuting 100 shades at one time.
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That means they don't undergo decay, one of the most important and underappreciated functions in ecology.
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The modern executive branch relies on competent leadership; in its absence, it inevitably begins to decay.
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State of Decay took a tired, old trope—the zombie apocalypse—and made it fresh again.
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We're talking everything from Urban Decay eyeshadow palettes to Kylie Cosmetics liquid lipsticks at half price.
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A fire in 1969 began the process of decay that leaves the castle in ruins today.
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Long-lasting and decay-resistant, Great North Forest Cedar Mulch is also a natural pest repellent.
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If a flowstone contains uranium, it will decay steadily — and at a predictable rate — into thorium.
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When Barini opened the door, cops noticed it allegedly smelled like bodily decay masked by incense.
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Tooth decay usually suggests a diet rich in sugar (or at least soft, high-carbohydrate foods).
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This potent greenhouse gas is released when forests are burned or bulldozed and left to decay.
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In this sense, Israel's more advanced state of democratic decay should be a warning to Americans.
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Keef Palas, founded in 2016 by Claire O'Keefe and Eugenia Oliva, features jewelry designed to decay.
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Once Republicans were optimists about their country; under Trump they see only "American carnage" and decay.
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Once Republicans were optimists about their country; under Trump they see only "American carnage" and decay.
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When a plant community emerges from the decay, is it the same as it was before?
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And for these artists to make it out of nothing — an environment of neglect and decay.
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At the time, she was commuting every week to San Francisco to work on Urban Decay.
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For eye shadows, I usually mix between a YSL palette and the Urban Decay earth tones.
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We've spent trillions overseas while allowing our own infrastructure to fall into total disrepair and decay.
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Although most of the Soviet-style structures are in poetic decay, three still function for locals.
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Instead, the idea is that as certain dark matter particles decay, they might emit x-rays.
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A news outlet had come to interview teachers and take video images of the school's decay.
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I vowed to photograph the cake each day and chronicle its unchangingness, its lack of decay.
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Urban Decay x Alice Through the Looking Glass In honor of new Alice In Wonderland sequel by Disney, Alice Through the Looking Glass, edgy cosmetics company Urban Decay is launching a limited-edition, vibrant-hued makeup collection, just in time for the film's release on May 27.
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After smoothing Williams' base with Urban Decay&aposs All Nighter Concealer and All Nighter Foundation, she swept on the Urban Decay x Game of Thrones Mother of Dragons Highlighter Palette (using the shades Rhaegal and Drogon) across the tops of her cheekbones for a glamorous glow.
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Finally it will examine the intellectual decay of the antitrust establishment and explain why inaction is dangerous.
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The collapse of ice shelves is a natural, cyclical process, whereby they grow, decay, and break free.
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Mesons and baryons with the heavier quarks have a tendency to decay into ones with lighter quarks.
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This can be a difficult habit to break, but can reduce tooth decay by up to 25%.
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These birds seem beyond death, buckling under their own weight, implicitly vulnerable, succumbing to their impending decay.
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Urban Decay x Game of Thrones 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Lannister Gold, $22; sephora.com
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His photo series captures the rapid decay of artifacts and Soviet propaganda material left behind by residents.
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Those tops then decay into more common particles that the two teams' detectors were able to detect.
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The actual cause for the environmental decay in the Colonies remains vague, like much of Gilead's backstory.
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He became increasingly preoccupied not with heroism but with bureaucratisation, and not with change but with decay.
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Ideally the Italian coastguard will pick up Joy's body before the boat lands, before decay sits in.
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It comes equipped with key ingredients including hyperparameters, data-sets, model architectures and learning rate decay schemes.
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"And spent trillions and trillions of dollars overseas while America's infrastructure has fallen into disrepair and decay."
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In the early 244s a researcher called Benjamin Kamrin was looking into the causes of tooth decay.
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Flintonians are proud of their home town and resent its status as an emblem of urban decay.
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And spent trillions and trillions of dollars overseas while America's infrastructure has fallen into disrepair and decay.
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"Saying goodbye to Naked is extremely bittersweet," Urban Decay founding partner Wende Zomnir said in a release.
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A string of lacquers, resins, waxes, bleaches and preservatives are required to stave off termites and decay.
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