No scratches, no discoloration, no bend marks, no fraying, nothing.
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There was also a purple discoloration behind his right ear.
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When death is imminent, the breathing changes, and discoloration begins.
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I feel like it cures everything, from a blemish to discoloration.
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Any stubborn stains are treated here, and any discoloration is fixed.
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There was also some discoloration of the skin around her neck.
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It also targets age spots, acne scars, discoloration, and other blemishes.
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This discoloration isn't harmful and should resolve fairly quickly, says Miller.
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The rubber will cause discoloration over a short period of time.
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And growers have to keep track of minute details, like minor discoloration.
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It was better than anything for covering up dark circles and discoloration.
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The orange color, the discoloration, that was iron corroding into the pipes.
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Having ethnic skin, I had dark spots on my skin and discoloration.
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It's great now, but I'd be worried about discoloration in the future.
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Fabrics like leather and denim can cause permanent discoloration to the card.
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Apply foundation only where needed — to red spots, discoloration or hyper-pigmentation.
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She said the treatment didn't help, and she noticed discoloration in her leg.
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Previously, Muhl believed the discoloration on her torso was just a unique birthmark.
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The librarian got to Jay, crouched down, noticed his shallow breathing and discoloration.
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The porcelain veneers are typically used to cover up discoloration or chipped teeth.
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A cataract is a clouding and discoloration of the lens of the eye.
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First there is this ghostly apparition (or discoloration) on the painting's faceted surface.
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" The listing describes the size medium Manhattan brand sweater as "a blend of acrylic, mohair and Lycra with five-button closure (one button absent) with two exterior pockets, a burn hole and discoloration near left pocket and discoloration on right pocket.
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Antiperspirants are the most common, but can lead to stains and discoloration on clothing.
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"They have been linked to permanent discoloration of developing teeth and bone," she says.
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That means currently, the biggest risk IR rays pose is causing or exacerbating discoloration.
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Eat more unprocessed, clean food, with no mold, no obvious discoloration, and no parasites.
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With the caviar facial, Pratt surely brightened his skin and minimized the appearance of discoloration.
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With DIFBC, glowing skin shows less discoloration and unevenness while SPF protection minimizes future damage.
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"With aging, the natural lens of the eye acquires a yellow-brownish discoloration," they explain.
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Lee also said salicylic acid helps to lighten discoloration like brown spots on her face.
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Obviously, anytime there is, you know, discoloration in your urine, it's not a great feeling.
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Using hydroquinone on a long-term basis can cause skin discoloration by lightening it too much.
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The Los Angeles native grew up believing a discoloration on her stomach was simply a birthmark.
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Instead, they're more likely to add to discoloration and wrinkling of your skin, Dr. Chon says.
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For whatever reason, this caused discoloration in both the cheese and pepperoni varieties of the MRE.
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The variations are standard: produce that's too small or too large or that has slight discoloration.
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That discoloration is most visible when the sun is directly or almost directly overhead, between 11 a.
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But even after buying all new bras and taking a prescribed antibiotic, the discoloration didn't go away.
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"Water discoloration problems tend to be more prevalent in the domestic hot-water supply," Mr. Varsalona said.
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Eventually, a blistering, red rash will crust over, leaving "a brownish discoloration of the skin," deShazo said.
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Smoothing uneven texture and concealing discoloration on the face can be tricky — but it's certainly not impossible.
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We recommend going with the darker navy color, as it will hide any stains or discoloration better.
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Repeat this routine once a month — or more frequently if you prioritize cleanliness over preventing leather discoloration.
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As a result, the pH level of the water was outside the usual range, causing the discoloration.
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Like spoiled milk, rancid butter gives off a sour, unappetizing aroma, and may also have discoloration in spots.
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Pixel 233 XL owners took to social media to voice their complaints about discoloration and screen burn-in.
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Yep, the Google Pixel 2 XL really has a discoloration issue when you view t from the sides.
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The pink-tinted formula also has argan oil to tone and soothe marks or discoloration on your nails.
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A few days ago, Harvey's making that start seemed in doubt when he noticed discoloration in his urine.
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The tops are dishwasher safe, and after using them for months, there&aposs no discoloration or lingering odors.
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She declined to address the criticism, though claiming that she has used other Whitenicious products to fix discoloration.
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Others wanted to learn how to hide discoloration from laser hair removal and electrolysis, or to cover up stubble.
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They remove the stratum corneum, increase collagen and elastin, keep pores clean and appearing small, and even out discoloration.
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In the Bykert show, the floor's gradual discoloration as visitors walked on it was considered part of the piece.
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All of those categories must be "not seriously deformed" and free from cosmetic blemishes like bruising or surface discoloration.
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Carrascal Nickel Corp - discoloration of the shoreline fronting the causeway caused by the spillage of ore during loading. 214001.
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Often, it looks like a coffee stain—a noticeable discoloration that for whatever reason you can't get rid of.
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Then, observe if the disinfectant causes any discoloration before letting the product sit for the full recommended dwell time.
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The discoloration has not recurred, but if it does the treatment can be repeated indefinitely without damaging the work.
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Why not do the same with antique lace, she thought, which was otherwise in danger of discoloration and disintegration?
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It sounds scary considering that Black women are prone to discoloration, but it wasn't the worst thing in the world.
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He left PNC Park to have X-rays and returned with bandages over his nose and visible swelling and discoloration.
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"There's enough lactic acid in yogurt to provide a mild bleaching effect that could help even skin discoloration," he says.
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You'll be surprised at how easy it is to eliminate blemishes and discoloration with products you have around the kitchen.
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After about two weeks' time, discoloration from sun damage is diminished and divots from old acne scars are filled in.
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The 6-inch Pixel 53 XL has had a whole slew of problems, including discoloration issues and image burn-in.
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But, the damage to his chest was pretty bad -- you can see the discoloration in his right pec ... it's bad.
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Clothes with stains or odorsIf a secondhand garment is stained, chances are that the discoloration is not going to fade.
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Not only does it help boost collagen and reduce discoloration and fine lines, it also is great for treating acne.
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If you experience discoloration from acne or sun spots, No B.S. vitamin C serum can help lighten them over time.
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Dr. Friedman has seen this type of discoloration in his own practice, in patients who've been given minocycline by other doctors.
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"Melasma affects the skin of the face with irregular brown and gray-brown areas of discoloration," dermatologist Michael Swann, MD, explains.
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Viewing angles around the screen are also good, with little to no discoloration when viewed from the sides or top-down.
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"This oil-free sun protection helps calm and protect sensitive skin types prone to breakouts, rosacea, and discoloration," she told Refinery29.
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Warning signs of IBC often include swelling or redness on the breast, and sometimes, as in Hockaday's case, spots and discoloration.
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But her silicone injections, which were implanted in a hotel room for $2,000, left her with pain, itchiness, discoloration, and indentation.
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But that report did not disclose the possibility for lead contamination, focusing instead on how corrosion could be causing water discoloration.
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Lasers will not only remove discoloration, lumps and bumps, but a probe can also be inserted that will tighten the butthole.
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So it's totally possible that the yellowish tint is harmless, but there are also many medical problems that can lead to discoloration.
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Opté's spot-erasing wand had us doing double takes as it erased age spots and discoloration in real time before our eyes.
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"Discoloration in those drier areas of your body is often caused by too much product absorbing into the skin," says Von Hep.
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When illuminated by invisible UV light, the particles glow on the skin, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and imperfections, and neutralizing discoloration.
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A couple days after her treatment, White found herself in the ER due to noticeable swelling and discoloration in her right foot.
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There was no discoloration in the eye, so I'm not concerned about seeing out of it as long as I can sing.
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First, we prepare the skin by cleansing and exfoliating with a green tea lactic acid peel to help with discoloration and scarring.
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No discoloration can be seen in the photos, which means the probe's activities are almost certainly responsible for the new surface feature.
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Lively's go-to color correcting product is Make Up Forever's Ultra HD cream underpainting palette, which helps to camouflage discoloration and imperfections.
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Products that claim to solve specific hair concerns such as dry hair, thin hair and discoloration are doing well in South Africa.
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Nevertheless, it will undoubtedly be a joyous celebration of a largely successful Olympic Games (the temporary discoloration of a diving pool aside).
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Both products claim to reduce the look of dark spots and discoloration... and they both really do live up to the hype.
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Early detection saves lives, so go see a doctor if you find a lump, a discoloration or a discharge like I had.
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Of course, not every crater scar requires fillers: Topical retinoids can also help fade discoloration and restore subtle changes in surface texture.
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Overall, he said, it is best applied to specific components, such as bezels, that benefit from its resistance to scratches and discoloration.
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For young children with emerging teeth, swallowing too much fluoride toothpaste can cause discoloration of their teeth, a condition called dental fluorosis.
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It doesn't have the discoloration problems plaguing some Google Pixel displays, though Apple did acknowledge the possibility of screen burn-in over time.
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"It's often for discoloration, scarring on the surface caused by the fruit rubbing against a tree limb or an atypical shape," he said.
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"It can cause discoloration of the eyes, and we don't give it to kids because it can permanently stain the teeth," said Hamad.
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It's not clear, however, if the impact itself caused the discoloration, or if the activities of the probe upturned darkened material from below.
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Our top pick, Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer, obscures discoloration without ever appearing heavy or cakey on the skin.
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Maybelline FaceStudio Master Conceal has the kind of full, unstoppable coverage you need to mask severe discoloration, major dark circles, and even scarring.
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A hydrogen peroxide gel, in conjunction with a special light, is used to penetrate the teeth and break up the stains and discoloration.
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One word of caution: Tread lightly over any areas with zits or discoloration; the highlighter will emphasize any textural differences in your skin.
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If you think you have frostbite, you should immediately go inside and check yourself for any discoloration or other clear sign of frostbite.
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Now comes one of the most button-down institutions in New York, using one to inspect ancient stone for discoloration, pitting and cracking.
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If that's not an option, concealer for dark circles is designed to hide purple-ish discoloration so will work better on a bruise.
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The major perk is that it contains glycerin and aloe vera to hydrate, soothe, and reduce redness, and brightening niacinamide to help fade discoloration.
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Gateway TreatmentWhen a guy comes in for a cosmetic consult, we'll talk about hair loss, his jawline, his wrinkles, and discoloration on the face.
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If you have discoloration on your lips, you can neutralize it with that and it creates a soft, matte base to apply the lipstick.
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At their best, derma rollers plump skin, make wrinkles less noticeable, improve skin texture, and help with discoloration — but they're not all created equal.
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It cancels out any discoloration from damage, adds a bit of color so your nails look healthy, and helps strengthen and heal weak nails.
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Between snow slush, #womensmarch wear and tear, and discoloration from the occasional coffee spill, it's safe to say our shoe collections need some attention.
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But Zapata, 70, of McAllen, Texas, said the medication didn't help and might have been making things worse: There was discoloration on her legs.
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Color-correcting is a common makeup trick that uses principles from the color wheel to help balance out discoloration like redness, sallowness, and more.
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Products range from primers, moisturizers, concealers, foundations, and more in shades of green, peach, purple, and yellow to neutralize discoloration before you apply makeup.
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New Delhi (CNN)India's Supreme Court has expressed concern that one of its most famous landmarks, the Taj Mahal, is showing signs of discoloration.
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Chronic excessive intake of fluoride can lead to discoloration of teeth and skeletal fluorosis, a condition that results in extreme joint and skeletal pain.
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The discoloration and breast malformation depicted in Rembrandt's "Bathsheba at Her Bath," for instance, has been explained away with a variety of possible causes.
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We contacted 2 doctors who routinely treat trauma injuries who both said an iPhone hurled at someone would cause immediate swelling and some discoloration.
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Its pearly white marble exterior has been deteriorating for years because of discoloration from millions of tourists' dirty feet and green slime from insects.
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The "pregnancy mask" — Melasma, which can leave brown patches of discoloration on the face — was an issue for me in both of my previous pregnancies.
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She's also dealt with rosacea in the past, so she made her Skin Boost hypoallergenic and fragrance free, but still powerful enough to hide discoloration.
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The reaction can turn into a severe rash or blistering burn and lead to discoloration of the skin or photosensitivity that can last for years.
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If you suffer from uneven skin tone and dark patches, some brands, like Dove, make formulations designed to help soothe irritation and prevent future discoloration.
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After finding discoloration on her breast, Jennifer Cordts went to her doctor and got a mammogram that came back with no sign of breast cancer.
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This particular sunscreen comes highly recommended by users and dermatologists alike since it is formulated for sensitive skin prone to acne breakouts, rosacea, and discoloration.
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It helps even out discoloration, blemishes, and redness, but does it in a way that still manages to let my natural skin take center stage.
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Instead, over the next several weeks, the purple discoloration and swelling snaked up her calf into her thigh and then over to her other leg.
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" He recalled an interrogation in which a supervising officer pointed at a discoloration on the floor and told the suspect: "You see that stain there?
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The stretch marks, the cellulite, the discoloration of the skin, and even the hair loss were all worth it once I had her in my arms.
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Opté also said it handles redness really well, but that the device does struggle with large areas of discoloration, as you might see with severe rosacea.
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However the rash persisted, further spreading around the boy's cheeks as well as his nose and mouth, and "causing dark spots and discoloration," the lawsuit claimed.
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They're using the diamond's flaws — streaks of discoloration and chemical impurity in the otherwise pure-carbon stone — as little messenger bags to carry and transmit qubits.
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Apple states the card can easily be damaged from contact with abrasive materials and even certain fabrics like leather and denim, which may cause permanent discoloration.
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Oh, and Apple says the card should also avoid contact with denim and leather, as such materials "might cause permanent discoloration that will not wash off."
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The Louisiana native suffers from Rhinophyma, a rare skin condition that causes bumps, discoloration and rapid growth to her nose, and has since she was 15.
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" Other effects can include "burning, rash, itching, skin discoloration/redness, blistering, allergic type reactions including hives/welts, allergic contact dermatitis, and bleeding also have been reported.
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Since I didn't begin with intense discoloration, I mostly noticed an evening in tone — my teeth are brighter, and the white is more universal and intense.
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Inside a large cellophane bag were tubs of skin lightening creams containing hydroquinone—a banned chemical known to cause skin thinning, discoloration, and even organ damage.
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Complications such as infection, poor wound healing and skin discoloration still occur in a small number of cases, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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I still use bleaching gel on dark spots at night sometimes, and in the morning I use SkinCeuticals Discoloration Defense, which is very expensive but effective.
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After a few years of this regimen, he had developed a case of what doctors call argyria, a blue-gray discoloration of the skin and mucus membranes.
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Carvaly has an array of products in her makeup kit — typically thicker theatrical makeup for discoloration or jaundiced bodies — but drugstore brands like Maybelline Cosmetics work fine.
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Food additives like preservatives, which can be artificial or natural, serve the purpose of preventing the ingredients in the food from spoilage, deterioration, discoloration and bacterial contamination.
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It's a blend of acrylic, mohair and Lycra, and features two exterior pockets, a burn hole and discoloration near the pockets, according to the Julien's Auctions listing.
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It's a natural alternative to hydroquinone (a skin-lightener plagued by bad press) that works to erase dark spots and even discoloration if those are your concerns.
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He spent an hour going through the Hipparchus pages, looking for what he called suspicious places—marks of spittle or discoloration—on which to put the films.
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Certain fabrics like leather and denim may result in a permanent discoloration that won't wash off, the company says on a support page for the Apple Card.
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According to the Smithsonian's National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute, mangrove snake venom "is not lethal to humans but can cause painful swelling and discoloration of the skin."
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Apple (AAPL) updated its support webpage this week to warn customers that some fabrics, such as leather and denim, could cause permanent discoloration to the Apple Card.
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The then-25-year-old Rhode Island resident had visited an emergency room complaining of fatigue, muscle weakness, and, most alarmingly, a bluish discoloration of her skin.
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In Jean-Louis Alibert's Nosologie Naturelle, a young boy perches on a bed with a cherubic smile despite the severe discoloration of his limbs due to internal bleeding.
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Or that time, years ago, when conservator Carol Mancusi-Ungaro figured out the perfect recipe to reverse premature discoloration in the dark, moody paintings of the Rothko chapel.
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For what seems like forever, I have struggled with dark eye circles, discoloration from freckles/sun damage, and dry skin manifesting in the form of scaly, deep pores.
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Through stimulating the normal lymph flow within the body and helping to detoxify it naturally, dry body brushing suppresses the formation of cellulite, varicose veins, and skin discoloration.
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Deionized water was applied to remove the years of discoloration, and Japanese kozo paper and wheat starch paste was used to repair tears and gaps in the chart.
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People go crazy for specific details on the dial, or a Speedmaster case that comes from a certain supplier, or just discoloration of the bezel or luminous material.
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This all sounds a little excessive, as most people don't take such studious care of their credit cards, let alone forgo a leather wallet just to avoid discoloration.
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The discoloration marks on my chin and around my nose have begun to fade and my skin tone is even in a way that it's never been before.
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"Since blood is not flowing properly due to vascular constriction, the skin is more susceptible to broken capillaries and veins — leading to discoloration, hyperpigmentation, and scarring," he said.
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As the papillae grow, they are thought to trap microscopic food particles, giving bacteria and other microbes a chance to thrive on the tongue -- causing a strange discoloration.
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It combines NuBright™ LED Technology, ultra-pure 0003% hydrogen peroxide gel, and natural peppermint essential oil to get rid of surface stains and deep-seated discoloration in minutes.
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This small move will help hide redness and distract from discoloration, making your eyes look whiter and more alive (even if you have a hangover and slept three hours).
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"A green discoloration may be the result of a specific type of bacteria involved in an infection, but that usually is not the case in acne," Dr. Zeichner says.
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The local and state governments had long told people living in Flint that the water was safe to consume, even with noticeable discoloration, distinct smell and a bad taste.
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Origins Super Spot Remover Blemish Treatment Gel, $18, available at Sephora, Ulta, and Macy'sSephora rating: 4.0 stars from 1,000+ reviewsThis spot remover acts quickly while correcting discoloration and redness.
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Some conservators have blamed the paintings' discoloration on Rothko's use of rabbit-skin glue as a binder; others, on his choice of Lithol Red, a low-cost powder pigment.
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Mundy -- who was part of the Steelers' Super Bowl 43 squad -- says he got the wound stitched up ... but he now has permanent skin discoloration at the scar site.
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To remove the discoloration, workers suspended on scaffolding are caking Fuller's earth — a mud paste used in facials that absorbs dirt, grease and animal excrement — on the entire structure.
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A change in Mr. Duterte's complexion, which has noticeably darkened, has also fueled speculation of illness, though Mr. Duterte dismissed it as sunburn and the natural discoloration of aging.
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In most hospitals and clinics around the world, trained physicians make this diagnosis, examining a patient's eyes and identifying the tiny lesions, hemorrhages and discoloration that anticipate diabetic blindness.
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No words: Despite undergoing some mild discoloration, from bright starchy yellow to a dull gray, the pastry is completely in tact and shows no sign of decomposing anytime soon.
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Chris Barton, a manager at CKB Products Wholesale, which sells the flask on Amazon, said oxidation causes the alcohol's discoloration and can occur if customers don't follow the included instructions.
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I was recently disappointed with the rapid discoloration of my new running shoes—I rarely run outdoors, but that white trim quickly collects scuffs and marks from walking in general.
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After a trip to Israel and Jordan last month, Duterte said his skin was burned by his long exposure to desert sun when the public notice discoloration in his face.
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We like this creamy cushion concealer because it gives just the right amount of coverage to even out discoloration and cover up pimples, without ever going cake-y mid-day.
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Just scroll through Instagram and you'll see people like Bella Thorne using glitter to hide her under-eye bags or Suki Waterhouse rocking a pair of aviators to hide discoloration.
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Glowup's teeth-whitening kit combines a whitening agent personalized to the user's teeth sensitivity and discoloration level with a 16-minute light treatment to deliver pain-free and noticeable results.
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Not one to engage with digital tools, he sees the discoloration and wear-and-tear of outdated pieces of media as an asset to be celebrated, not ushered into oblivion.
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Late last year he said he had tested negative for cancer, and he blamed his long exposure to the sun when the public took notice of discoloration in his face.
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"It appeared to be a baby with discoloration consistent with signs of prolonged death, but thankfully, it was actually a lifelike prop," fire department spokesman Frank Dwyer said by email.
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"Dowdy stated that it is possible that approximately five minutes passed from the time he checked on the (child) until he noticed the discoloration in his lips," according to the report.
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The pair returned to the doctor, who again prescribed medication, and diagnosed the boy with eczema "based on the aggressive spreading of the rash" and skin discoloration, according to the documents.
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I have discoloration under my eyes and major bags because sometimes sleep isn't really a thing for me, so I do a lot of patches, serums, and creams under my eyes.
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But it's those subtleties that happen to us as we get older: a thinning of the skin, and more subdermal spots and discoloration, and hair takes over your ears and eyebrows.
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Color complexion products help create an even canvas to build any beauty look from, not to mention that they help diffuse and cover any unwanted blemishes or discoloration on the skin.
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It's also kind of the point: If your doctor mentions discoloration and nipple discharge, but doesn't mention dimpling, that might make you think that you don't need to worry about it.
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"With darker skin types, you have to be careful about using laser the way you use it on lighter skin types," as they can cause discoloration in the skin, Parikh says.
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So any tweak to reduce the insulation needed to maintain proper temperatures or the plastic that protects precut food from discoloration and contamination requires judiciousness and a good bit of innovation.
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At the hospital, tests showed that he had kidney damage and signs of liver dysfunction, and doctors observed dark spots all over his face and skin discoloration on his lower body.
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The post-mortem, carried out by specialist forensic doctors, found no discoloration of the priest's skin or nails to suggest he had been poisoned, an assistant at the morgue told BuzzFeed News.
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There's a reason every makeup artist worth his or her salt is obsessed with Laura Mercier's Secret Camouflage Concealer: The dry, waxy formula makes it easy to cover pimples, scars, and discoloration.
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But on closer examination, what appears to be some discoloration in the stars is the word "die," in capital letters only a shade darker than the field on which it is superimposed.
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The museum argues that the drawings in the album did not undergo such a process overtime since the 200-year-old papers on which they appear reveal no sign of discoloration themselves.
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So, if you want to get rid of pesky bumps, discoloration, and odor, you're going to have to give them a little more of the same TLC you bestow upon your face.
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You can get even a little cover-up or concealer and dab it on top, and it will be invisible or, at most, will look like a slight discoloration of your skin.
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Dell says the white deck of the rose gold model is stain resistant, and sure enough, it was able to resist discoloration when my colleague Paul Miller squirted mustard all over it.
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" Citing their selection of Naturally Imperfect apples as an example, Branson states, "The only difference when compared to a conventional apple would be the size, shape, and slight discoloration of the skin.
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"There can be swelling, temporary discoloration, unevenness and bruising — however, the more experience and reputation the doctor has, the less of a chance that these will happen or last long," he says.
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New York City dermatologist and The Beauty of Dirty Skin author Dr. Whitney Bowe tells PEOPLE that the discoloration Kardashian West is experiencing is quite common after any inflammatory skin condition flare-up.
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That reactor and Leibstadt, the largest Swiss atomic power station, have been offline for months following maintenance issues, including the discovery of discoloration in eight cladding tubes used to encase Leibstadt's fuel rods.
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The discoloration may have been caused by the 80 liters of hydrogen peroxide that was mistakenly put into both diving and water polo/synchro pools at the Centre by a contractor on Aug.
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But residents soon started to complain about the water's taste and discoloration, and in early 2015 high lead levels were discovered in the water from pipe corrosion, resulting in a public health crisis.
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A healthy person's saliva neutralizes acid—but drinking too many acidic drinks throws off that balance and erodes the enamel, subjecting the soft inner part of your teeth to sensitivity, discoloration, and cracking.
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That iron slurry is the most likely source of the discoloration in the "blood river," environmental groups and Russian environmental regulators said, attributing the red hue to iron oxide, better known as rust.
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At first the man reported flu-like symptoms and later developed severe sepsis and purpura fulminans, an acute disorder that causes blood spots, bruising and discoloration of the skin as well as necrosis.
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The seams are still tight, the lining still intact, and the leather still soft, though there's been some discoloration at the fingertips as well as a small tear on the right middle finger.
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"The Defendants knew or should have known that that emotional distress would likely follow if a young middle school child would have a permanent rash and nasty discoloration of his cheeks," the lawsuit said.
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Laser removal involves creating much smaller wounds than surgical removal methods, meaning less of an inflammatory reaction and less likelihood of scarring or pigment discoloration once the skin is all healed up, Roenigk says.
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In her professional opinion, if you choose to remove hair, laser is your best bet to avoid irritation and discoloration, but she recognizes that it can be expensive and impossible for some skin types.
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Then, they brushed Zoom hydrogen peroxide whitening gel onto her teeth, which worked together with the Zoom light to penetrate teeth and break up stains and discoloration without harming the teeth's enamel or structure.
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CoQ-10: sounds like a distant relative of R2-D2, is actually the abbreviated name for a potent antioxidant known for its remarkable ability to fade fine lines and discoloration while neutralizing free radicals.
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To remove discoloration, workers suspended on scaffolding are caking Fuller's earth — a mud paste that absorbs dirt, grease and animal excrement, and that is commonly used to treat skin impurities — on the entire monument.
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NEW DELHI — India's Supreme Court on Wednesday faulted the country's archaeological conservation body for failing to protect the Taj Mahal from discoloration, dirty feet and green slime emitted by millions of mosquito-like insects.
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In April 2014, Flint officials switched the city's water source from Detroit's water system to the Flint River, and residents immediately began to report health problems, water discoloration and foul smells from their faucets.
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The report also cited several less-critical cleanliness issues such as flies on the walls and ceiling, "black residue" accumulation near a door, food on the floor, and dust and discoloration on the ceiling tiles.
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" (The more recycled content a bag has, the milkier it can be.) "We've tested all the bags, making sure they don't have some weird content that would cause some discoloration on the product, or tear.
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Shop teeth-whitening kits at Glowup What to buy:Teeth-whitening kit, $60Read more about Glowup:I tried a $60 teeth-whitening kit that was personalized to my level of sensitivity and discoloration — here's what it's like
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The treatment – most commonly used to treat scars, wrinkles, acne scars and sun damage – improves skin tone, smoothes out fine lines, and evens out skin discoloration by treating tiny sections of the skin at a time.
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She says that exfoliating to reveal brighter skin or spot treating discoloration on the face with a product recommended by a dermatologist is okay, but there's no safe or effective way to lighten your entire body.
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If you do come into contact with wild parsnip, wash your skin, keep the area covered for at least 48 hours, and stay out of sunlight until you are healed to prevent further burning or discoloration.
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Most babies are diagnosed with tetralogy of Fallot in the hospital shortly after birth, either because they have a bluish discoloration or because their blood oxygen levels (as recorded by a pulse oximeter device) are low.
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"Long-term use of inorganic mercury in skin-lightening creams can result in kidney damage, skin discoloration, rashes, toxicity to the kidneys, peripheral neuropathy, and psychosocial issues such as anxiety, depression, and possibly psychosis," Dr. Chiu explains.
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Chips, gaps, discoloration, crookedness... these things doesn't exist in the smiles of those who have follower counts in the hundreds of thousands, and it's not because they all had braces as kids and religiously wear their retainers.
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As Mashable's Senior Tech Correspondent Raymond Wong previously pointed out, OLED displays are simply more susceptible to certain issues, like burn-in and discoloration (though the problems seem to be more prevalent on displays from certain suppliers).
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The urine discoloration is calledmyoglobinuria, which is one of the most obvious signs ofrhabdomyolysis, a serious syndrome in which, due to rapid breakdown of muscle, the kidneys can't process all the waste content floating in the blood.
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Even better, you won't have to worry about pesky burn-in or ghost images on your screen, or the discoloration that occurs on older TVs that frequently display the same image; all QLED TVs come guaranteed against it.
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She allegedly also told officials that just before Christmas 2016, she beat Jaxson with a toy bat while Willard was away, leaving the toddler with marks on his butt as well as discoloration on his legs and thighs.
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In a tweet, the president's son brought up Carper's 1998 admission that he once slapped his wife, leaving her with "some discoloration of her left eye," according to a deposition reported by the conservative The Washington Free Beacon.
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In her research on skin bleaching in Tanzania, Lewis-Arthur also found that many women falsely believed that if they just continued to use their lightening products, the acne, skin discoloration and other side effects they caused would disappear.
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That information then feeds into a computer vision system on the company's back-end, which applies machine learning to detect potential problems (like leaf discoloration) and helps those growers zero in on the areas that they actually need to address.
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But hundreds of thousands of people — almost 90% of them women, according to the American Academy of Dermatology — are diagnosed with the discoloration, which is so common among pregnant women that it's sometimes called the "mask of pregnancy," each year.
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And it's true, says Dr. Apa, that they can do just about anything, including closing gaps, whitening discoloration, fixing evidence of grinding, making teeth longer or shorter, widening smiles, and straightening crookedness, but they're rarely a necessity for young people.
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Among the minocycline side effects: dizziness (seen 10 times more often than in the placebo group), rash (which was 5 times more common) and dental discoloration (seen in 6 of 72 patients but none in the 70-member placebo group).
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Designer and illustrator Hyo Taek Kim exercises this concept on drawings of beloved characters from the films of Hayao Miyazaki, distorting them with the fuzziness and discoloration engrained in the minds of anyone who grew up watching movies on VCRs.
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Since 2015, workers have scaled the monument's minarets and walls to correct discoloration and remove layers of grime from the 17th-century structure, which was built by the Muslim emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal.
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In the early 1990s, the Food and Drug Administration said it was illegal to inject silicone, a durable substance that over time may cause ridges in the skin and discoloration, and ordered Dr. Orentreich to stop injecting it into people.
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I tried the "Medium" shade which was just a bit too dark to be a setting powder and far too light to be a bronzer, so I ended up just looking like I had discoloration on my cheeks when I patted it on.
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There are multiple videos on YouTube showing a torture test of brushing Cordura with a steel-toothed brush hundreds of times and comparing that against a decently high grade of nylon: where the nylon frays and tears, the Cordura exhibits only mild discoloration.
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The name might bring the ocean to mind, but this water-cream hybrid does much more than hydrate: Its most targeted function is as a brightening treatment that uses dark spot-diminishing alpha-arbutin and papaya enzymes to clarify skin and fade discoloration.
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What sets Uoharu apart is that its fish is sourced entirely from the 20,000 tons of edible seafood that is thrown out each year at the market due to physical and varietal "imperfections" that range from missing limbs to scratched skin to discoloration.
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The woman took a shower that was so familiar in all its details—the heat, the pine scent of the soap, the precise discoloration of the grout around certain tiles—that it seemed to wash away all that had happened to her.
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A few feet away from a print signed Matisse—which will soon be treated for "mat burn," a discoloration caused by contact with an acidic mat board—conservator Christopher Skura is studying four boxes of antique fishing lures that are dirty and torn.
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"Although black skin may deal better with the sun, it is prone to discoloration, dark spots, and pigmentation such as melasma from sun exposure and hormonal effects, as well as to keloid scarring or scarring following an ear piercing," says Dr Almaani.
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The lack of sanitation and the unregulated mining operations mean the ground in La Rinconada is heavily contaminated with mercury, resulting in many of the residents suffering from mercury poisoning, which affects the nervous system and causes itching, burning, and skin discoloration.
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Slipping back and forth between conversational Spanish and English with a man seeking naloxone and fentanyl test strips, she moved methodically step-by-step, beginning with an overview of the physical symptoms of overdose: blue nails or lips, skin discoloration and shallow breaths.
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Pros: Cuts through hard water stains and discoloration from rust and magnesium, easy to use, certified by the US EPA as a Safer Choice productCons: Solution is acidic and can harm wood, wallpaper, and some surfaces; cannot be combined with other cleaners
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He also said that when he inspected it, the value of the work had been diminished by a dense film of dirt and grime that covered its surface as well as an extreme yellow discoloration, caused in part by years of exposure to tobacco smoke.
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The safety regulator says contact with the chemical can cause asthma, eye irritation and damage, perforated eardrums, respiratory irritation, kidney damage, liver damage, pulmonary congestion and edema, upper abdominal pain, nose irritation and damage, respiratory cancer, skin irritation, and erosion and discoloration of the teeth.
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Vegetables intended to be commercially frozen are also picked at peak ripeness, but unlike fruit, they are blanched prior to freezing, where they are exposed to hot water temperatures between and 90 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit, which destroys enzymes that cause discoloration, browning, and loss of flavor.
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"Overall fitness-wise, I feel like I look pretty good for this old lady, but when I look in the mirror I just see the droopy jowels, and I see the wrinkles and the discoloration of my skin, and it's just not how I feel," she said.
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"A skin cream isn't going to take five or ten years off your face, but they can help with issues like discoloration, fine lines, or texture—some of the hallmark signs of getting old," says Clarissa Yang, a dermatologist and assistant professor at Harvard Medical School.
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After treating each page for oxidation and foxing (in layman's terms, discoloration and dark spots), they will need to be relaxed by humidifying the fibers of the paper, and then flattened between a sandwich of blotters and Gore-Tex to reduce the undulations caused by wetting.
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"If a person is being treated for a sinus infection and develops swelling in the face, red or purple discoloration on the face around the eyes, pain with moving the eyes or difficulty moving the eyes, confusion, or uncontrolled vomiting, they should be seen emergently," Dr. Murray says.
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During Wednesday's hearing, a lawyer for the Archaeological Survey of India, A.D.N. Rao, said that algae was a big source of the discoloration, despite a report from the survey attributing the problem to millions of insects that excrete a green substance on the Taj Mahal's walls during mating flights.
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Samantha Peters is trading in her foundation and concealer for an IV. For years, she's had a daily makeup routine to cover dark blotches on her face and the discoloration and scarring on her arms that won't go away — a common problem for those with darker skin tones.
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County officials have attributed the discoloration of the water to high levels of manganese from old pipes, but county and state health officials say the water in the Sativa district is safe to drink; the brown color is classified as a secondary, aesthetic violation, according to federal standards.
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County officials have attributed the discoloration of the water to high levels of manganese from old pipes, but county and state health officials say the water in the Sativa district is safe to drink; the brown color is classified as a secondary, aesthetic violation, according to federal standards.
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Many of these projects highlight the challenges posed by the experimental nature of Modernist architecture, particularly the maintenance of concrete and steel — whether it be wear on once-shiny exterior materials; expansion or cracking of poured concrete elements; or discoloration or deterioration from interactions with weather and water.
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"I am starting to see a difference, still really swollen and some discoloration from bruising but all the lumps and weird pockets by my scar are gone and that makes me really happy, as that was what really bothered me, even though I hid it really well 😂," Moakler continued.
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It has anti-inflammatory properties, so it can help with acne; it evens out skin discoloration and hyperpigmentation by inhibiting melanin synthesis through an enzyme; it helps stimulate collagen production, which helps with wrinkles and fine lines; and it brightens, so your skin will look smoother, glowy, energized, and healthy.
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In another scene, Moore pursues his clue about the killer's "silver smile" to a dentist, where he learns from a patient — whose slurred mid-operation speech is helpfully translated by the dentist himself — that silver discoloration is a common side effect of a then-common treatment for syphilis: mercury salts.
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The formula combines mineral SPF 35, a host of proprietary ingredients geared to address discoloration, fine lines, and puffiness (including capillary-supporting polysaccharides), and a peach tint that doubles as a concealer — all dispensed from a cold metal tip that physically reduces swelling, particularly when massaged on the skin for lymphatic drainage.
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"It appeared to be a baby with discoloration consistent with signs of prolonged death," New York Fire Department spokesman Myles Miller said, according to the AP. The doll was found lying next to a wall, prompting many to suspect someone threw it over the wall and left, the New York Times reported.
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"Flint hired Veolia nearly one full year after the change in water source, and the focus of Veolia's analysis, at Flint's direction, was only to help the city address concerns about the levels of disinfection byproducts (TTHM), discoloration, and taste-and-odor issues related to the drinking water treatment process," the statement said.
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This article was updated to correct a reference to a discoloration issue that I and many other early Kindle Voyage users had experienced, with E Ink clarifying that while its lighting technology has improved over the different generations of displays it did not have a comment on this issue specific to the Voyage.
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MAN CLAIMS WIZARDING WORLD OF HARRY POTTER RIDE LEFT HIM WITH SPINAL INJURIES, SUES UNIVERSAL "Several doctor visits later, and after twenty-three months of various treatments and prescriptions," the boy's "skin condition continues to worsen, and the doctors became baffled as to why the rash and discoloration would not go away," the lawsuit said.
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The green secretions on the back wall of the Taj Mahal, a residue of the chlorophyll the insects consume, are not themselves harmful to the monument beyond the discoloration, said Girish Maheshwari, the head of the department of entomology at St. John's College in Agra, who analyzed the problem for the Archaeological Survey of India.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — If you've ever wondered what the conceptualist Soho art scene looked and felt like in the early 21983s, there is a current Parisian show at Galerie Thomas Bernard that nails it — down to the look of the foot-worn discoloration and creaky groans of the gallery's floor.
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Side effects include dry spells, dry coughs, dry eyes & crying, Photosensitivity, blurred vision, trouble sleeping, trouble with gravity, Cold feet, weight gain, weight loss, hair loss, blood lust & blood loss, Memory loss, loss of appetite, bellyaches, headaches, heartaches, Backaches, bruises, blueness, redness, whiteness, discoloration, Itching, wrinkling, slouching, lying, backbiting, a taste for metal, A taste for meddling & mixed messaging, a taste for witches' Brews brewed by the motherfuckers who slew all the witches.
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Servings: 23-24Prep time: 20 minutes Ingredients for the passion fruit vinaigrette:200 grams passion fruit juice (if you can't buy fresh, frozen will work fine)115 grams water20 grams freshly squeezed lime juice7 grams kosher salt22 grams granulated sugar33 grams scotch bonnet chile, julienned and de-seeded (substitute with habanero if needed)7 grams ginger, micro-planed to assemble:2 pounds fresh bay scallops1 cup ripe papaya, diced3 tablespoons red onion, minced4 tablespoons celery, minced1 avocado, diced into large chunks, (must be cut right before serving to prevent discoloration)1 jalapeño,thinly sliced4 whole fresh passion fruits Directions 1.
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