Some firefighters appeared to still be dousing the smouldering building.
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The doctor cut it off, and the water dousing continued.
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Reuters reported the next day that warplanes were dousing flames.
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Dousing them with the hormone lets them multiply normally again.
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"I took beers and I just started dousing him," says Lawrence.
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They allegedly solved this problem by dousing her with sleeping pills.
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The dousing is hoped to prevent smoking, drug-taking, and graffiti.
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A U.S. economic indicator fell abruptly, dousing hopes for stronger growth.
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So what's the deal with dousing your hair in piping hot oil?
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Fighting in rugged terrain Helicopters circled the blaze, dousing flames with water.
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Some scientists claim that dousing crops in glyphosate may be harmful, however.
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The only other ingredient is a dousing of , a local hot sauce.
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Avoid dousing the table talk with your personal vitriol and unwelcome opinions.
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After dousing each other with champagne, the two share a nice little moment.
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Investigators allege that Guerrero set the men ablaze after dousing them with gasoline.
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Berlinah Wallace was sentenced to life in prison after dousing ex with acid.
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Fighting in rugged terrain Helicopters circled the blaze, dousing the flames with water.
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And unlike dousing, there was no need for a splash of good fortune.
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And it still fails after repeated dousing in the condiments of your choice.
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Suleiman Abdullah Salim endured beatings, sleep deprivation, water dousing and other severe measures.
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He was accused of dousing 48-year-old Belinda Cox with gasoline on Sept.
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After dousing them with water, they loaded them into a truck to be buried.
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Estella Warren was arrested for dousing her boyfriend in cleaning fluid ... TMZ has learned.
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My first feelings after dousing myself in Fantasy is that I am an impostor.
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She had me turn onto my back and then repeated the water-dousing process.
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The vendor is shown moving sausages along a rack and dousing with curry powder.
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The chef team pounced on the golden foiled potatoes, dousing them in their dressings.
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The project has since been rebooted, dousing the flames of discontent aimed at it.
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He began to weep, and His tears rained down on Broadway, dousing the crowd.
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Eventually, a storm arrives, dousing the stage in rain for the last 20 minutes.
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Power lines are still down, roads closed, and firefighters are still dousing embers, authorities said.
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For the past few months I've been dousing just about every meal with the stuff.
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But Ulianov broke from from their grasp, dousing himself with gasoline and setting himself ablaze.
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Luckily, there's a solution — and no, it doesn't involve dousing your phone in hand sanitizer.
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Already, the restaurant's floor smelled clean after a dousing with bleach and a power-washing.
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The United States called the treatment "water dousing," but the term belies the grisly details.
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People were crying and screaming, dousing victims with water, pumping their chests to revive them.
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That was the feeling of dousing your barren chest in two ounces of uncut manstank.
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So don't let yourself be seduced by the sheer indulgence of dousing yourself in expensive water.
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Some have been known to try to minimize evidence by dismembering or dousing them in acid.
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Dousing, or water witching as it is known in America, has no basis in scientific fact.
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These included individuals swallowing insect repellent and dousing their bodies with boiling water, the newspaper reported.
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The rapper posted this video Monday as fire crews appear to have finished dousing the fire.
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A video shows the plane bursting into flames and airport workers dousing it with fire extinguishers.
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Dousing an iPhone 7 in the world's strongest acid Fluoroantimonic acid and iPhones do not get along.
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He's hugging his screaming fans on the red carpet after dousing himself in a brand new cologne.
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The dousing was probably quite pleasant: roasting temperatures would have made the more ornate outfits unbearably hot.
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It's the oft-quoted founder whom customers think of when dousing their necklines with Chanel No. 5.
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I can make the same argument for gouging out a prisoner's eyes or dousing him with acid.
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This did NOT get me laid, but at least I wasn't dousing open sores in aerosol vodka.
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Reuters television footage showed thick plumes of smoke rising into the air and fire fighters dousing flames.
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If he was right, on December 10th the last chance of dousing the flames may have been missed.
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The day we left, some of our friends were dousing their cedar-shingled roofs with their garden hoses.
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Dousing the Flames is nothing new for the Ducks, who skated to a 5-3 triumph on Nov.
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A video shot by a neighbor showed firefighters dousing the smoking building in water as sirens blared nearby.
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Löyly is the Finnish word for the steam produced from dousing water on a sauna's hot-ass stove.
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Live images aired by NHK showed firefighters dousing a house as smoke billowed from its roof and windows.
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Unfortunately, the chemical dulled the meat's colors, which Soutine remedied by regularly dousing the carcasses with fresh blood.
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Southerners like dousing their chips in blue cheese, and Atlanta's Buckhead Diner is the mastermind behind that concoction.
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Video posted online showed firefighters dousing flames from a gray van as injured people lay on the sidewalk.
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One night, he heard a man joke about dousing the entrance to the local mosque with pig's blood.
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A spray of champs followed, dousing the conference room carpet and sparking a desperate search for paper towels.
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If so, then she thinks it might be possible to "condition" reefs by dousing them with hot water.
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They reportedly attacked counterprotesters by dousing them with pepper spray and lighter fluid and swinging lit torches at them.
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Dousing the charcoals and flame with lighter fluid, hoping for a "big flaming inferno," will be to no avail.
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Plate the fish and give it a good dousing of lemon, salt, and a hearty splash of olive oil.
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He endured ice-water dousing and said he was beaten until he saw flashes of light and lost consciousness.
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After dousing it with olive oil, he slipped on a pair of plastic gloves and began kneading it violently.
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He was beaten, isolated in a dark cell for months, subjected to dousing with water and deprived of sleep.
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Moments earlier, protesters had held a "die-in" under the famous "Charging Bull" statue, dousing it with fake blood.
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Then, riot police charge into a car and hit four people with batons before dousing them in pepper spray.
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" In southwestern Colorado, where the wildfires are burning, Hurley predicts a "healthy dousing of a half-inch of rain.
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No charges have been brought against Soker and the homeless woman who experienced the dousing has not been publicly identified.
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His final memories of his home included dousing it with water to try to save it from the raging inferno.
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But instead of dousing themselves in ice cold water, the Eritreans are instead sharing videos speaking out against the President.
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In a remarkable new novel Nadeem Aslam pours cold water over these efforts, dousing the very notion of purity itself.
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The driver set fire to the vehicle after dousing it in gasoline, killing himself and 25 other people on board.
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After dousing flames, firefighters entered the building and found 20 bodies lying on the staircase leading to the roof exit.
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The mother of six shared a photo of the NFL star dousing himself in cold water wearing a black Speedo.
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But over the many days since, it is his chances at the presidency that he has risked dousing in flames.
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By the end of the season, she starts to imagine burning down the office, dousing the entire place in kerosene.
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"You have to put plenty of vinegar on it to eat it like this," she says, dousing it with vinegar.
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There may be some hope for country's culinary ability, beyond emptying dry flakes into a bowl and dousing with milk.
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Bread pudding is a classic Creole dish, and made by dousing French bread in a vanilla and heavy cream bath.
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Hawkesbury City Mayor Barry Calvert said the dousing of the massive Gospers Mountain fire this week was a huge relief.
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After dousing the shed with water, firefighters were able to rescue the dog and carry it away from the burned structure.
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Dozens of the rescue boats were forced to retreat from dousing the tanker with foam on Wednesday due to an explosion.
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It is all about balance and well-rounded flavor and not about dousing enough hot sauce to choke a horse. 3.
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When I get home, I steam spinach and the sweet potatoes before dousing everything in tamari and topping with coconut chips.
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In another Saxon city a cheering crowd interfered with firefighters dousing flames in a building being converted into an asylum home.
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Not that she isn't tough—there's viral video of her dousing a racist drunk with hot soup on the L train.
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Just as quickly as Wall Street economists had been warning that recession risks were rising, they began dousing those same expectations.
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The 33-year-old instructor helming Donnell Classroom had gone beyond burpees, pushups and dousing students before chow, the investigation determined.
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Protesters have also been seen pouncing on tear-gas canisters and dousing them with water before they can spread dangerous fumes.
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Earlier in the day, a woman who had also been protesting was arrested after dousing herself in gasoline, the agent said.
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According to witnesses, police responded by trying to run over protesters and dousing protesters, bystanders, and one another with pepper spray.
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A much older Joseph Cornell pursues and wins her over, until his mother pours water on her, literally dousing the relationship.
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Dousing us alternately in treacle and ice water, Jonathan Jakubowicz's World War II drama, "Resistance," strains to find a cohesive tone.
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Dousing us alternately in treacle and ice water, Jonathan Jakubowicz's World War II drama, "Resistance," strains to find a cohesive tone.
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As the boat accelerated, churning up sea spray (and, accordingly, dousing everybody) passengers shrieked like exhilarated children on a roller coaster.
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Dousing newborn babies with vaginal microbes is another potential way to manipulate the microbiome, if it's proven to have an effect.
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More than 280 firefighters were still in the area to the northeast of Athens, dousing the remaining flames to prevent flare-ups.
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Protesters yelled in defiance but were met with shoving when some of them tried to stop the police from dousing the wood.
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Remember when untucking your school shirt, dousing yourself in LYNX deodorant and wearing a wallet chain was the way to be cool?
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Further dousing some of the spark behind the matchup, the Nationals decided to skip Scherzer on Sunday to give him additional rest.
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One man in Algiers took a match to his clothes, but other demonstrators intervened, dousing him with water, a Reuters photographer saw.
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As expected, J.R. Smith lost his shirt along the way—and was seen dousing a woman with champagne before being doused himself.
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These productions are not just pushing the envelope—they're ripping it up, dousing it in gasoline, and chucking it into an incinerator.
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Biographers speculated that he had ingested the poison by dousing the apple with cyanide and eating it to disguise the toxin's taste.
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" • "In 2017 the market was choked with surplus product, and Trump's Second Amendment enthusiasm was dousing any hope of a panic buy.
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Democrats say that article pre-emptively exonerated Mr. Trump, dousing chances to raise questions about the campaign's Russian ties before Election Day.
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"Other than dousing himself in gasoline and setting himself on fire, I think he's doing what is expected of him," he said.
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Backup quarterback N'Kosi Perry lost a fumble with 2:17 remaining, resulting in a sack and dousing any chance of a comeback.
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The video shows masked protesters circling Ngo, punching and hitting him and dousing him with a "milkshake," then following him as he flees.
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But while he seems hellbent on dousing the Greyjoy lineage in gasoline and lighting a match, he is pretty dedicated to serving Cersei.
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"And while it is a historically rare occurrence, a cold dousing for U.S. stocks and bonds may be one of its unintended consequences."
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There is no question that murdering dozens of innocent people due to their race is exponentially worse than dousing politicians with sticky milkshakes.
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Smiths. If the RNC powder-keg goes off, there's truly no telling how the "new" Cleveland PD will go about dousing the flames.
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The spectacular festivities mostly involve revellers dousing each other with vibrant coloured powder called gulaal and water to celebrate the arrival of Spring.
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Television news footage from the scene showed firefighters dousing the charred, mangled ruins of the house with water as one wall remained standing.
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"You hate me," she says with a laugh in a video she shared to Instagram of her children dousing her with the spray.
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Even the Olympic torch relay has had an unusual number of bloopers: face plants, attempted thefts and dousing attempts (by water and extinguisher).
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As I passed the bar, Benny the bartender was shoving his glass eye back into his head after dousing it with club soda.
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Didn't he slap his business partner, the accountant Leo Bloom, after dousing the poor man with a glass of water during working hours?
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One of James T. Hodgkinson's foster daughters killed herself in a gruesome fashion: by dousing herself with gasoline and setting herself on fire.
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Oh well 🤷🏽♂️ However, the unknown attacker continued dousing BN with water and condiments ... and the viciousness continued outside in the parking lot.
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Still, the private, hourlong meeting seemed to achieve little toward dousing lawmakers&apos criticism of how children taken from their parents are being handled.
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It added that the program used such methods as starvation, beating, sleep deprivation, forced nudity and water dousing to break the will of prisoners.
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Dr. Sadick also recommends doing a small patch test on your skin prior to dousing your head to rule out allergic reactions or hypersensitivity.
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And they almost always follow a pattern — smashing a window and dousing the interior of the vehicle with gasoline before setting it on fire.
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Mamaw, "a violent nondrunk," was forever tormenting him, whether by serving him artfully arranged plates of garbage for dinner or dousing him with gasoline.
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Hotels have been dousing their lobbies with fragrances for years, hoping we'll keep booking rooms at the Westin because it smells like White Tea.
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My first night in Tokyo, at a takoyaki stand by my BnB, I asked the guy dousing the octopus where he recommended I start.
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It also ties into my own insecurity of not being able to find a voice and the fear of purely dousing myself in another's.
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Initially, the attack had appeared less serious; dousing opposition figures with green dye is a common occurrence and often attributed to pro-Kremlin activists.
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They had been protesting for months: burning tires in front of supermarkets, dousing government buildings with slurry, blockading roads, dumping potatoes in the street.
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Facebook users posted more than seventeen million videos of dousing, and countless celebrities—Bill Gates, Justin Timberlake, Leonardo DiCaprio—got drenched for the cause.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jussie claimed his attackers yelled, "MAGA country" as they fled, dousing him with bleach and putting a rope around his neck.
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Jared McLemore died from burn injuries after dousing himself in kerosene and setting himself alight in a parking lot outside Murphy's bar in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Protesters torched an access gate to the U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa on Friday, setting fire to about a dozen tires after dousing them with fuel.
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We all enjoy my boyfriend's amazing food, making tacos from the pork, pairing those with his refried beans, and dousing them in all the salsas.
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A bereaved man from Baoji in Shaanxi, China, has been arrested after he attacked a nurse at Baoji Central Hospital by dousing her with petrol.
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There were kitchen accidents, discussions about what it takes to rap in front of thousands of people, and one incident of dousing pork in milk.
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A protester was arrested at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Monday for dousing a Confederate monument with blood and red ink.
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On Wednesday, a jury in Fulton County, Ga., found Mr. Blackwell guilty of multiple counts of assault and battery for dousing the men in February.
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Whether dousing himself with paint, petting crocodiles, or transforming 85-foot boats into works of art, the Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai is constantly pushing boundaries.
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More baroque forms of torture include forcing detainees to act like animals, beat or kill one another, and dousing them with fuel and burning them.
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As for the sculptures themselves, Milano usually ends the tradition in the only way that makes sense — by dousing them in gravy and chowing down.
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The point is that we should be researching these interpersonal effects, carefully and systematically, not dousing ourselves with medicinal molecules and hoping for the best.
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Gaetz attended Kondrat'yev's hearing, and gave a statement asking the judge to send her to prison for dousing his shirt sleeve with a frozen drink.
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Images of men barfing or drunkards getting visits from the devil, for instance, served to warn readers of the consequences of dousing oneself in alcohol.
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But when Daniel "still wouldn't listen," Oxford placed water on the stove to heat it before dousing the boy with the hot water, says the report.
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Pyre's world feels refreshingly unique, blending a pioneer vibe with elements of fantasy and HP Lovecraft, and then dousing them with bright greens, purples, and oranges.
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There, a drunken crowd cheered as a hotel that had been converted into a refugee shelter burned, and tried to obstruct firefighters from dousing the flames.
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Patriots fan banned from Gillette Stadium, faces charges of disorderly conduct and throwing an object at a sporting event for dousing Tyreek Hill with beer pic.twitter.
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Making sure not to send Pep away dry-eyed, Manuel Neuer and crew snuck up on Guardiola to give him a solid dousing in the face.
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Basically, after dousing the region in gasoline for 8 years, Obama is about to light a match & flick it over his shoulder as he walks away.
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Yang Guang, spokesman for China's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, said China condemned the dousing of the man with petrol and setting him on fire.
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He had a toy engine truck, a plastic helmet he wore all the time, and a collection of books showing firefighters dousing fires and saving lives.
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It feels like I shouldn't be dousing them with alcohol — do I just need to switch to silicone cases and ditch my usual wallet/bag/etc.?
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The "American Idol" champ tells us he was flying from Tennessee to Alabama Wednesday afternoon when one of the engines exploded, dousing the plane with oil.
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With fellow militia members, he attacked her and her family, dousing Mumtaz, her two teenage sisters and her mother with acid and badly disfiguring Mumtaz's face.
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On Easter Monday, young men "water" young women like flowers, dousing them with freshly drawn well water and patchouli to bring them health, beauty and love.
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Caught in the crossfire of a mom and dad who are fanning rather than dousing the flames of their animosity, children feel pressured to choose sides.
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Chinese state media CCTV showed footage on Monday of boats dousing the flames with water as plumes of thick dark smoke continued to billow from the tanker.
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It's common knowledge that water is an effective tool for dousing a flame, but did you know that you can use water to start a fire too?
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Analysts said the measures will likely send overseas buyers to other markets while raising mortgage costs at home, potentially dousing a market that is already losing steam.
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The three-day festival, in which dousing each other with water symbolizes the washing away one's misfortune, has come under scrutiny due to a national water shortage.
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Even dousing the flames over the base via helicopter is risky, because the ammo could blow and down a chopper, according to the local government in Älvdalens.
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The California drought is now getting a dousing of water from El Nino storms, but that is unlikely to throw cold water on Portland's hot housing market.
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The unidentified man shouted "Die!" before dousing the entrance to Kyoto Animation headquarters with what appeared to be petrol and setting it ablaze around 10:30 a.m.
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Nick, by the way, has picked up on the much underused trick of dousing yourself in zombie blood and entrails to throw the undead off your scent.
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On a more serious note, Drengenberg warns against dousing the device with water or using a fire extinguisher, two actions that might exacerbate the battery's chemical reaction.
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Even a starter of fried calamari was made soggy by a dousing of Thai-style sweet chili sauce (a bowl for dipping would have worked much better).
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As she yelled at a policewoman, another officer standing behind the front rank pointed and fired a pepper-spray gun, dousing the young woman in the face.
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They then tired other fibers before dousing some of them with glycogen and subsequently warming or cooling all of the fibers and restimulating them a final time.
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More than 280 firefighters were still in the area to the northeast of Athens in the wider Rafina area, dousing the remaining flames to prevent flare-ups.
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For nine months she was confined to an asylum, which disciplined her by dousing her with cold water and subjected her to medical abuses camouflaged as curatives.
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The challenge involved participants dousing themselves in ice water on video, then nominating others to either do the same or make a donation to fund ALS research.
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The two men then allegedly partially ran over the snake before dousing it with engine fluid and setting it on fire until it died, the news station reported.
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For a mess-free wash day, try squeezing on a bit of this jojoba oil and ucuuba foam cleanser, that will absorb oil without totally dousing your hair.
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Nusret Gökçe, the Turkish restaurant owner who went viral after posting an Instagram video of his erotic meat-slicing technique, finished off with a flamboyant dousing of salt.
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The substantial smoked meat sandwich (242 dollars) comes with a generous dousing of yellow mustard and is accompanied by a large dill pickle and a black cherry soda.
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The most recent was Lee Hall, who was executed in December for killing his former girlfriend, Traci Crozier, by dousing her in gasoline and setting her on fire.
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At Mogo Zoo, staff spent New Year's Eve dousing the grounds with hundreds of thousands of liters of water as the fires approached, shifting quickly as winds changed.
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The newspaper cover also comments on the Trump team "dousing" Trump's threats against the country, as members of his administration have attempted to downplay the North Korean threat.
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"Children as young as seven and 12 are experiencing repeated incidents of suicide attempts, dousing themselves in petrol, and becoming catatonic," the advocacy group said in a statement.
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Dousing every meal in salt might make food tastier, but all that extra sodium is eventually going to raise your blood pressure—giving you bigger problems than bland food.
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Unfortunately, it sounds like some Uber drivers have been abusing the policy—by dousing their cars in fake puke and charging unsuspecting passengers more than $100 for clean-up.
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He's remarkably relaxed in person, a far-cry from the hard-partying frontman lighting guitars on fire and dousing crowds in beer that defined Deer Tick's rowdy early reputation.
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Struggling to find any kind of rhythm in the high winds and dousing rain that whipped through Royal Troon on Friday, Spieth struggled to a four-over-par 75.
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In it, Australian woman Toni Doherty rushed into blazing bushland along Oxley Highway to rescue a badly burned koala, wrapping him in her shirt and dousing him in water.
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Advertising Gatorade owns one of the iconic television moments of the Super Bowl, the dousing of the winning coach with a huge bucket of the sport drink, ice included.
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I spent the past couple of weeks sifting through the most recent shimmery launches and dousing my body in head-to-toe shine — all in the name of beauty.
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It involves pickling shredded white eggplant in a jar and dousing in a pickling liquid of turmeric vinegar, fennel seed, coriander seed, salt, and water and topped with oil.
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Houston's Vietnamese community has been making its own riff on Cajun crawfish for years by simmering the freshwater crustaceans in minimally seasoned water, then dousing them in garlic butter.
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One video circulating on Monday appeared to show a tractor on the Greek side spraying liquid toward the border fence, dousing hundreds of migrants gathered on the Turkish side.
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Earlier, officials said the fire was too dangerous to approach, so they were instead dousing equipment with water and isolating parts of the plant by cutting off a pipeline.
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Earlier, officials said the fire was too dangerous to approach, so they were instead dousing equipment with water and isolating parts of the plant by cutting off a pipeline.
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An old attendant gave exfoliating rubs, turning bathers one way then another as he worked a coarse glove over their bodies before dousing them in scorching water, blushing the skin.
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Protesters are still angry about that night after video footage showed riot officers charging into a waiting subway carriage and beating people with batons and dousing them with pepper spray.
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Protesters are still angry about that night after video footage showed riot officers charging into a waiting subway carriage and beating people with batons and dousing them with pepper spray.
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Chinese state media CCTV showed footage on Monday of a flotilla of boats dousing the flames with water as plumes of thick dark smoke continued to billow from the tanker.
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Judging from the above footage, the ultras were rebuffed by the stewards and so set about dousing them with pepper spray; one steward taking cover was kicked in the back.
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The protesters set fire to the entrance of the building in downtown Tegucigalpa with about a dozen tires after dousing them with fuel, Reuters witnesses and fire services officials said.
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With all the vegetables and a heavy dousing of Thousand Island dressing, which they call "Two Thousand Islands," said Mr. Villanti (and how) things got pretty soggy by the end.
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Yet another one shows the man walking down the sidewalk, dousing cars as a man with a fire extinguisher jogs behind him, presumably putting out the fire as he goes.
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Unfortunately, that fuel ended up dousing children at Park Avenue Elementary in the city of Cudahy, CA. Four teachers at the school have hired Gloria Allred to take on Delta.
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If you pay closer attention, you may notice that your naturally slim friends are the ones dousing their meals with extra-spicy hot sauce or eating hot chili peppers regularly.
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But might all the criticisms, the blatant disrespect such as water-dousing uniformed police, and public denigration of police ultimately lead to a smaller pool of applicants for police positions?
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On a cold February morning, six workers wearing grimy overalls and gas masks clamber over the 50 feet-tall (15 meters) man-made hill, dousing the smoke with fire hoses.
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The Trump administration, in thumbing its nose at institution and precedent, has proved that politics will extend beyond the water&aposs edge, dousing our foreign policy with division and corruption.
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And, without that investment, dousing it would be counter-intuitive; burning the natural gas is preventing its toxic components from lingering and hinders the methane's potential as a greenhouse gas.
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OLD hands at some water companies still on occasion whip out a pair of dousing rods or find a Y-shaped twig to search for a leak in an underground pipe.
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In one memorable action, she and other Satanists protested a pro-life group picketing outside Planned Parenthood by dousing a bound, gasping woman with gallons of milk (to represent "forced motherhood").
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Sport has an amazing way of teasing you, letting you get your hopes up, and then setting those hopes on fire and dousing the ashes with the other team's victory champagne.
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He'd wash away the suds with great handfuls of water, dousing himself while briskly rubbing his skin once more, and you would wonder why he didn't just take a shower instead.
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Eggplant parm might have been the way your mom tricked you into eating vegetables as a youngster, by dousing it in red sauce and breadcrumbs and burying it in mozzarella cheese.
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It involved brutal techniques like waterboarding detainees, dousing them with ice water, forcing them to stay awake for as long as a week and subjecting some to medically unnecessary rectal feeding.
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Parts of Australia's east coast were hit by severe storms on Saturday, dousing some of the bushfires that have devastated the region for months but causing road closures and flash flooding.
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With a reported budget of $15 million, the film also includes an elaborate restaging of a student protest, the communal dousing of a large forest fire and a challenging ocean rescue.
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The dynamic could sour relations between Clinton and Capitol Hill from the get-go, dousing any hope of even a brief honeymoon for Clinton should she defeat Donald Trump next week.
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A man is dead after live streaming himself dousing his body in kerosene, lighting it and running into a bar—in what an ex-girlfriend is calling an act of revenge.
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Yes, this means that next time you dry your hands with an air dryer, you might actually be dousing them with bits of someone else's dookie while you think you're getting clean.
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They continue to shock and provoke, breaking into the offices of a pharmaceutical company, dousing its walls with fake blood and accusing its staff of being "assassins […] with blood on your hands".
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Dousing a smoldering economy with two types of gasoline, the Trump Administration got what it wanted, stronger growth, soaring corporate profits, a booming stock market and, to a lesser extent, rising wages.
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Tracing the sign of the cross on the sufferer's body and periodically dousing him or her with holy water, the exorcist proceeds through a knock-down, drag-out fight with the demon.
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Also, scholars who have been steeped in the potential positive effects of cannabis use feel this could be a healthier alternative than dousing my liver with Bulleit every 24 hours or so.
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"In an already volatile region, Mr. Trump's action will be akin to dousing gasoline on a burning fire," said Ebrahim Moosa, a professor of Islamic studies at the University of Notre Dame.
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I've posted scores of better-edited, higher-quality photos in the three years since, but those old photos never fail to stop me in my tracks, dousing me in waves of nostalgia.
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I bought a regular frankfurter and spicy hot link for $240 each, dousing them in mustard and onions at the self-serve condiment bar (the garlicky, snappy hot link was particularly good).
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Instead of dousing the animal with new shampoos and air fresheners to see if it gets cancer, we submit the animal to our novice parenting style to see if it can thrive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In a drug sector awash with cash, even U.S. government moves to call time on an acquisition boom aren't dousing hopes for more takeover deals as companies look to expand.
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In 1996, tragedy struck when his 17-year-old foster daughter committed suicide by dousing herself with gasoline and setting herself on fire in a car, according to The Belleville News-Democrat.
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Despite the sense that Mr. Trump may end up dousing the idea, Mr. Woldenberg traveled last week to Capitol Hill from Chicago to make his case to House and Senate staff members.
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A spilled glass of wine or a stray glob of ketchup may have you dousing your carpet in liquid stain remover, but you're better off handling the situation with a lighter touch.
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Jussie Smollett sent a text to the Osundairo brothers 248 days before the allegedly staged attack went down ... then met with them to go over details, including dousing the actor in gasoline.
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" Then, before dousing her face in everything from powder to mascara, she takes out a tube of concealer (or bronzer, as she calls it) and applies it all over because "I'm a kid!
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The most perplexing part of the Democrats' approach to Syria is that the party, now dousing itself in "progressivism," sees itself as the one that cares about the well-being of all people.
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The Boston Red Sox had a locker room rager for the record books after clinching a World Series berth on Thursday ... dousing each other in beer and champagne ... and the video is insane!!
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A group of four Michigan girls ages 11 to 14 thwarted an alleged kidnapping attempt Friday night by kicking and hitting the suspect as well as dousing him with hot coffee, PEOPLE confirms.
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He does futile tasks (walking in circles, trying to catch balls while blindfolded), or subjects himself to discomforts (dousing his eyes with soap, stuffing his mouth with grass, or hair, till he gags).
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The dish is made by boiling an egg, peeling the shell, encasing it in sausage meat, covering it in breadcrumbs, then dousing the entire thing in hot oil until it turns golden-brown.
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François-Henri Pinault, France's second-richest man, put up an eye-popping 100 million euros to rebuild Notre-Dame, just as firefighters were dousing the last flames at the cathedral early Tuesday morning.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner called on Monday for light to be shed on the incident after images emerged on social media of riot police dousing protesters with pepper spray and dragging them away.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Parts of Australia's east coast were hit by severe storms on Saturday, dousing some of the bushfires that have devastated the region for months but causing road closures and flash flooding.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Parts of Australia's east coast were hit by severe storms on Saturday, dousing some of the bushfires that have devastated the region for months but causing road closures and flash flooding.
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A core group lobbed umbrellas and bricks at the police, who responded with what critics say was excessive force, beating protesters with batons and dousing them with pepper spray and plumes of tear gas.
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She had been on a respirator since dousing herself with gasoline in front of Tehran's Ershad Courthouse on September 2, according to the Iranian news website Rokna, which publishes in Iran with government permission.
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He poured the marinade of garlic and peppers over the fish, dousing everything with red pepper, and slipped the mass from the pan to a bright-blue plate, beside stir-fried spinach and rice.
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PARIS/ROME (Reuters) - Tourists in Rome and Paris scaled back their sightseeing in sweltering temperatures on Tuesday, dousing themselves at fountains and cooling down with ice cream as a heatwave continued in continental Europe.
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In January, Smollett claimed he was the victim of a hate crime, in which two men spewed racist and homophobic slurs at him before dousing him with bleach and putting a rope around his neck.
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If anything, we can certainly expect a handful of different ways to incorporate avocados into our diets—even if that means peeling one, dousing it in store-bought dressing, and eating it with a spoon.
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Some of the most outlandish and ironic moments are drawn from actual fact, such as firemen dousing the flame in water and one of them touching a piece of exposed graphite with his bare hands.
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U.S. crude prices plummeted as much as 5.7 percent to $48.45 a barrel, their lowest level in a week, after OPEC agreed to extend output cuts for nine months, dousing hopes for deeper, longer cuts.
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Search the terms on YouTube, and you'll find hundreds, if not thousands, of videos of people dousing their hair in the pungent-smelling solution, purportedly to encourage growth, increase moisture, and get rid of dandruff.
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The study's delicious conclusion was that eating as the Spanish, Italian, and Greeks do — dousing food in olive oil and loading up on fish, nuts, and fresh produce — cuts cardiovascular disease risk by a third.
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Aoba wheeled a trolley carrying at least one bucket of petrol to the entrance of the building before dousing the area, shouting "die" and setting it ablaze on Thursday, broadcaster Nippon TV said, citing police.
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At the funeral for 103 Russian sailors, Captain Sergei Pavlov hailed the "blameless heroes" for dousing the fire that broke out on their nuclear spy submarine, called the Losharik, during a secret mission last month.
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In 2000, groups of young men gathered in Central Park after the parade and attacked dozens of women, dousing them with beer, groping them and tearing off their clothing, while the police mostly stood by.
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Allergy season is in full swing in several parts of the country, which means many people are dousing their eyes in drops, using neti pots religiously, and trying desperately to get pollen out of their lives.
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Some encouraging news has developed in the wake of this spate of assaults on cops in the form of 27 prominent black leaders, who exhibited exemplary leadership by coming together to condemn the water-dousing assaults.
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Getting one swollen, red bite doesn't mean you have Zika or West Nile, and dousing yourself in DEET probably isn't the most effective way to avoid bites (that would be avoiding mosquitoes altogether, which, good luck).
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We got the comedian at LAX and asked for his reaction to the white man arrested for allegedly dousing a Latino with battery acid ... and George says it's another example of what's tearing this nation apart.
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When the chef Danielle Oron was growing up in the New Jersey suburbs, she knew that her Israeli family's habits of dousing vanilla ice cream with tahini and spreading halvah on toast would be considered odd.
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U.S. crude prices plummeted as much as 5.7 percent to $48.45 a barrel, their lowest level in a week after OPEC agreed to extend output cuts for nine more months, dousing hopes for deeper, longer cuts.
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After the main Thanksgiving meal, Ms. Van Rosendaal enjoys rounding up her guests after the meal to make pirogi from leftovers, using shredded roast turkey, brussels sprouts and potatoes for filling, and dousing them with gravy.
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Those planning a camping trip will find in this guide a detailed equipment list; how-tos for packing a cooler and building and dousing a campfire; and key campsite cooking essentials, like condiments and cooking oil.
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The 25-second video, captured last month, shows a tall boy approaching the victim, about a head shorter, tackling him to the ground and dousing his face with water, shouting "I'll drown you," and an expletive.
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According to ABC News, Dorian is currently dousing the U.S. and British Virgin Islands in heavy rain, and is on track to make to pass through Puerto Rico and potentially strengthen to a Category 3 storm.
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Here's how we've come to understand it: The bottom of the basket uses a pinwheel-shaped starfish design to swirl hot air around each piece of food rather than dousing it like a vat of oil.
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Heat stroke, sunburn, cuts and bruises are common hazards, as is a dousing with trash juice: the pungent slurry that pours from a trash can and into your armpits when you're hoisting it over your head.
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Note that you're not dousing the actual meat in mayonnaise—if you're using freshly steamed lobster, all it needs is a drizzle of butter, a dash of lemon juice and a few pinches of dried herbs.
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It's the secretary who deals with walk-ins, including the homeless woman who dresses like a nun and insists on dousing everything with her "holy water," which contains a higher concentration of vodka than most holy water.
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QUEBEC CITY, Quebec (Reuters) - A heavy police presence and an isolated summit site thwarted protesters at the Group of Seven meeting in Canada on Saturday, dousing all but a smattering of demonstrations against the powerful world leaders.
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As the Guardian reports, some stores were dousing tossed-out food in bleach—supposedly to prevent food poisoning—but more likely as a way to discourage urban foraging (which is gaining in popularity in France and elsewhere).
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The five scents ahead were practically made for dousing yourself in before the glamorous holiday soirée of your dreams — as in, a literal dream you had after passing out on your parents' couch at 8:30 p.m.
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In this month's strange sewage explosion news, a disgruntled farmer in Vermont has been charged for dousing a border patrol officer's car in liquid manure after going on a rant about illegal immigration, the Associated Press reports.
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BEIJING — China will not allow any foreign interference in religious affairs in the country, a senior official said on Tuesday, dousing expectations of an imminent deal with the Vatican over control of the Roman Catholic Church here.
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Authorities have stepped up spraying insecticide and clearing stagnant water to prevent mosquito breeding, but many people said they were also avoiding the city's popular outdoor food centers and dousing themselves in repellent to avoid getting bitten.
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"It's the lingering impact of the Tropical Storm Gordon," Mr. Morrin said, a system that moved along the Gulf Coast before dousing our area with up to an inch and a quarter of rain in some places.
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On primary night in Nassau, for instance, less than 249 percent of registered Democrats voted, fewer than the percentage that cast ballots in the 2013 primary election, dousing confidence in a so-called Trump bump in November.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Hindu festival of Holi was subdued on Tuesday with fears of the coronavirus putting a damper on the usually boisterous celebration marked by the throwing of colored powder and dousing with dyed water.
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The blast happened on board the tanker in the afternoon after rescue crews were dousing the ship with foam in an attempt to put out the fire, China's Transport Ministry (MOT) said in a statement on Wednesday.
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In a subway station in the Prince Edward neighborhood, officers from the police's Special Tactical Squad entered a stopped train, using batons to hit people who were crouching on the floor and dousing them with pepper spray.
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This type of common winter storm is called an atmospheric river, a formidable band of moisture (sometimes dubbed a "river in the sky") that streams over the Pacific Ocean and into the Western U.S., often dousing California.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Hindu festival of Holi was subdued on Tuesday with fears of the coronavirus putting a damper on the usually boisterous celebration marked by the throwing of colored powder and dousing with dyed water.
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The Empire star, who i's openly gay, alleges that he was leaving awalking from Subway restaurant when two men yelled racist and homophobic slurs at him before dousing him with bleach and putting a rope around his neck.
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In May 2005, Bradbury wrote three memos, including one that authorized the use of 13 different techniques to use against high value detainees, which included dietary manipulation, facial slap or insult slap, cramped confinement, water dousing and waterboarding.
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Because air frying is an oil-less (it requires a tablespoon or less) alternative to dousing food in a vat of oil, the Foodi is also a pretty life-changing purchase for anyone on a fat-restricted diet.
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May, the 21-year-old student, arrived around noon that day and worked as a firefighter on the front lines, grabbing the canisters of tear gas fired by police and throwing them back or dousing them with water.
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The Empire actor is facing 16 felony charges for his role, and reportedly paid a total of $8,000 for the men to attack him, using racial and homophobic slurs, placing a noose around him, and dousing him in bleach.
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SYDNEY, Feb 7 (Reuters) - The east coast of Australia welcomed the heaviest drenching in years on Friday, dousing some of the country's most damaging and long-running wildfires and easing a drought that has crippled farming across two states.
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They're Pacific hagfish — primitive jawless fish that are sometimes called slime eels for the mind-boggling quantities of goo they produce when they feel threatened — like, say, when they're unexpectedly sloshed over an Oregon roadway, dousing nearby cars. Gesundheit.
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According to Variety, FOX Searchlight has announced plans to produce a new biopic about Richard Montanez, the man who invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos and single-handedly inspired people around the world to start dousing their Cheetos in lime juice.
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That latter scene only reinforces that Badison acts out due to random desperation, as she — eventually placed in a program for rebellious teens — begins dousing the nerdy Roach (Chandler Acloque) with bug spray in an attempt to seem bad.
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Let's at least try to stop dousing ourselves with aerosol deodorant and maybe get that bike out of storage instead of speeding around in a 1971 Chevelle with a busted catalytic converter and see if that helps, shall we?
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It was MADNESS in the Boston Red Sox locker room after the World Series on Sunday night -- with the team dousing manager Alex Cora in beer ... and Rick Porcello shedding all his clothes to jump buck nekkid in the beer tub!!
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To many farmers and residents, the peripatetic visitor from the tropics responsible for their dousing—an "atmospheric river" (known colloquially as the Pineapple Express) that is hundreds of miles wide and carries more moisture than the Amazon—has outstayed its welcome.
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For a period in the 1980s, he was allowed to mix with the general prison population, but that was stopped after an altercation with a fellow prisoner, who ended up dousing him in paint thinner and lighting him on fire.
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Cardi twerked her way through her set at Hard Rock Stadium, showing off all her assets in a pink one-piece and fishnets ... and ya gotta see the rapper dousing herself with some H2O in front of a packed house!
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He wheeled a trolley carrying at least one bucket of petrol to the entrance of the building in Kyoto city, in western Japan, before dousing the area, shouting "die" and setting it ablaze on Thursday, broadcaster Nippon TV said, citing police.
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For the uninitiated, Lobster Thermidor is a nightmare of a dish that involves stuffing cooked lobster meat back in its shell, covering it in a béchamel sauce, and sticking it under the broiler before dousing it in parsley and parmesan.
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Jean Liu, the chief executive of Litex Industries, an outdoor furniture manufacturer in Texas, said that a relative who worked at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston described dousing her N-95 mask with alcohol each day to prolong its life.
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Last week, Nitemind, a lighting design studio in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, hosted an event on Twitch in which each performer took turns playing records for an empty room, disinfecting the equipment and dousing themselves with hand sanitizer between sets.
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It made its emergency landing, and then it made headlines: it had dumped thousands of pounds of jet fuel at a too-low altitude over a populated area that included six Los Angeles schools at recess, dousing children and others.
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MELBOURNE, Feb 233 (Reuters) - Australian authorities issued evacuation orders as heavy rain lashed Sydney and the east coast of the state of New South Wales (NSW) on Monday, bringing chaos to the country's largest city while dousing bushfires that have raged since November.
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Now that Emo Nights are gathering ex-scene kids by the hundreds across the country, dousing their crowds in nostalgia, it might get harder to figure out how to indulge in that wistfulness when music becomes contaminated the way Brand New's has.
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It's been five months since the star claimed two men attacked him — hurling racist and homophobic insults, dousing him with a chemical and slipping a rope around his neck — in an alleged homophobic and racist hate crime in Chicago sparking national outrage.
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Take exhibits A through C, to start: We call the shots — whether that means eating popcorn for dinner, dousing our living room in hot-pink paint, or, after years of trial and error, finally landing on a skin-care routine that works.
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At the end of January, Smollett claimed that two men attacked him — hurling racist and homophobic insults, dousing him with a chemical and slipping a rope around his neck — in an alleged homophobic and racist hate crime in Chicago sparking national outrage.
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Which means the nation's highest court couldn't just make it all up as it went along and follow the guidance of the New York Times editorial page, which I sometimes read after a dousing of holy water and a jigger of gin.
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The Monday morning scene at Juanita Stanley's apiary in Summerville, S.C., was ghastly and stunningly quiet: Everywhere one looked were clumps of honeybees, dead after a dousing on Sunday with the potent pesticide with which the local authorities had intended to kill mosquitoes.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko told the court that he had asked Yuri Zarutsky, an acquaintance and a former convict, to "knock around" Mr. Filin, but maintained that Mr. Zarutsky took it upon himself to embellish the assault by dousing Mr. Filin's face with acid.
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Golden Bridge is a silly record, and its title, an allusion to Tolstoy's War and Peace, is the first hint that Bejar would make a career out of dousing his fairy-tale indie folk in high literary references and layers of intellectual fodder.
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The acts of political violence that the film shows — a coordinated attack on three buildings in Paris, along with the symbolic dousing in flames of the bronze statue of Jeanne d'Arc located near the Palais-Royal — are hollow symbols sapped of meaning.
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For example, Gustave Courbet's "L'Homme blessé" (The Wounded Man, 1844–45) originally showed a man and a woman reclining serenely together, but at the fractured end of a relationship Courbet substituted her body with a sword, dousing the man's shirt with blood.
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Uber's agonizingly difficult first day as a public company was a cold shower for Silicon Valley's hottest company, a dousing that drenches both the euphoria of selfie-happy Uber investors and maybe the hopefulness of other startups preparing to follow it to their own IPOs.
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The ECB left its ultra-loose monetary policy unchanged on Thursday but kept the door open to more stimulus in December, with ECB President Mario Draghi dousing recent market speculation that the central bank may begin tapering its 23 trillion euro asset-buying programme.
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The ECB left its ultra-loose monetary policy unchanged on Thursday but kept the door open to more stimulus in December, with ECB President Mario Draghi dousing recent market speculation that the central bank may begin tapering its 1.7 trillion euro asset-buying programme.
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While today's technology does not allow Facebook to block hate speech as expeditiously as it should, the tech giant can do more to release the burden of reporting hate speech from its users and devote more personnel resources to dousing hate groups and hateful content.
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Second, when a unit detained someone suspicious, instead of just dousing them in Expray (which would make their hands turn black if they had touched explosives or fertilizer or both), one could immediately scan their eyeballs to find out if they were wanted men.
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Pradhan says that although Baluchi didn't see natural sunlight for three years when he was in the secret prisons, the C.I.A. used bright artificial light together with beatings, dousing, extreme cold, nudity and extreme noise so that for him all these things are connected.
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The kiwi had jumped briefly to levels above $0.7370 in early Asian trade on Thursday, after the RBNZ said it still expected inflation to rise gradually as capacity pressures increase, dousing some expectations it would strike a more dovish tone given recent soft economic data.
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His lawyers say, based on what they know about his abuse in C.I.A. custody — water dousing, walling, sleep deprivation and being hung by his wrists — that the detainee named Ammar who is brutalized in the Hollywood film "Zero Dark Thirty" is based on his experience.
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The spring celebration, held the day after Easter, includes a tradition of young men dousing water on women as part of a courting ritual, said Marek Skulimowski, president of the Kosciuszko Foundation, the American center for Polish culture based on the Upper East Side.
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In the photos posted on Facebook, the Parson clan, in matching pajamas, can be seen with garden hoses in hand, dousing the front yard of their McKinney, Texas, home with water to extinguish the flames, leaving parts of the grass burnt to a crisp.
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J. Cole After dousing Meek, King Push and Weezy in the previous scene, Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi of Rae Sremmurd, portrayed in the video as youngsters, spray J. Cole with Super Soaker water guns as the Fayetteville, North Carolina, rapper waters his yard.
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Founded in New York in 1987, its activists' work included marching up to the White House, dousing its fences in fake blood and throwing the ashes of one of their members inside its grounds to protest the first Bush administration's fumbling response to the AIDS epidemic.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's planned economic agenda has fanned the flames for Wall Street's record-setting run, but some investors worry that his first major address to Congress next week risks dousing it if his plans look slow to execute or are overly vague.
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"If the exploded phone in flame was near my head, I would not have been able to write this post," she said in an online forum on Thursday, where she shared a photo of her damaged Note 7 and described dousing the burning phone with water.
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The Saturday Profile NASHIK DISTRICT, India — When the priests learned to their horror that a woman had somehow slipped into the holy shrine of Shani Shingnapur Temple to pray late last year, they immediately began an elaborate purification ceremony, dousing the deity in yogurt and honey.
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That vision is crystallized on the recently-dropped Outer Limbs, a razor sharp eight-song beast that melds the influence of the Melvins' classic Stoner Witch with Don Caballero-like math-jazz and Tweak Bird-esque stoner metal, dousing it all in wads of guitar looping'n'noodling fuckery.
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Art Review The most well-known story about Chaim Soutine has him alarming his Montparnasse neighbors by bringing in fresh sides of beef to paint, and dousing the carcasses, as he turned out one gory, ecstatic still life after another, with blood to keep them fresh.
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When my grandfather died and I was unable to fly to Pakistan for his funeral, I conjured him up by eating my keema-chawal the way he'd eat his, by dousing the red minced meat spiced with hot peppers and white rice in warm whole milk.
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Other incidents have occurred after aggressive collisions ruptured the battery packs shorting out their cells and, in some cases, making things worse by dousing them with coolant That is leading manufacturers to design packs so they are even less likely to crack open or short out should that happen.
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But a few taps on a touchscreen can recreate the experience with startling realism, allowing a flight crew to run through the process of shutting down the engine, cutting off its fuel, and dousing it with flame retardant before trimming out for level flight and deciding where to land.
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The past year has been an incredibly busy one for Alec Baldwin, who, in addition to dousing himself in orange makeup and portraying President Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live, has at least six new projects debuting by the end of 2018 and also is releasing a book.
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A number of people gathered near the charred three-story studio of Kyoto Animation in the western Japanese city, where a day earlier a suspected arsonist shouted "Die!" and that he had been plagiarized before dousing the building with what appeared to be petrol and setting it ablaze.
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Verizon to Turn AOL and Yahoo Into Some Kind of Weird Cult or SomethingFolks, the moment we've all been waiting for is finally official: Verizon is going to combine Yahoo …Read more ReadThe scent, which was given the name "Empowered," isn't sold in a bottle for easy dousing.
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A number of people gathered near the charred three-storey studio of Kyoto Animation in the western Japanese city, where a day earlier a suspected arsonist shouted "Die!" and that he had been plagiarised before dousing the building with what appeared to be petrol and setting it ablaze.
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But the turmoil following Comey's ouster has not only consumed the White House with the task of dousing fires, Welch warned, it's also threatened to steal some of the president's influence over Republicans in Congress — influence he'd need to pressure GOP leaders to act on legislation they've historically opposed.
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At least half of the 39 people who went through the C.I.A.'s "enhanced interrogation" program, which included depriving them of sleep, dousing them with ice water, slamming them into walls and locking them in coffin-like boxes, have since shown psychiatric problems, The New York Times found.
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" Semone Jeffries, André's daughter, who is in her early fifties and runs Prince's with her mom, can be seen in the background of one video, ladling out a rich, auburn liquid; but, she has hinted, the secret isn't "just dousing some spicy stuff on top at the last minute.
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Those lights are invariably the last to go up, and the last to come down, drooping over the boxwood until sometime in the middle of February because the only thing worse than dousing your property with a tangled web of electrical cords is having to take it down.
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"Some were preventing me from moving, some were beating me, some dousing me with paint, some using their guns to threaten people wanting to help me so that nobody could help, some filming me -- all under the command of the Pasha (man in charge) they were with," he said.
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Most often the DDS would kidnap their victims, he tells CNN, take them to a quiet part of town -- like a quarry -- and kill them before dismembering the bodies, dousing them in oil to keep them from smelling as they decomposed and burying them, or dumping them at sea, Matobato says.
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In a world where Gwyneth Paltrow claims the secret to better skin is voluntarily getting stung by 80 bees (while Kim Kardashian West is confident it's the act of dousing your face in your own blood that does it), it's safe to say that beauty treatments can veer into... bizarre territory.
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Charles M. Blow So, on Friday the Grand Wizard of Birtherism against President Obama admitted that birtherism was bunk, not by apologizing for his prominent role in the racist campaign — no, that would have been too right — but by suggesting that he deserved credit for dousing the flames he'd fanned.
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TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices edged up on Wednesday after the central bank boosted its buying in medium-term paper, a move seen as a warning shot against further rises in JGB yields and probably also aimed at dousing talk of an exit from its ultra-easy policies.
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Mr. Caneiro, 51, had previously been charged with dousing his own home with gasoline, about 12 miles away in Ocean Township, and setting it on fire on the same day that his brother, 50-year-old Keith M. Caneiro, was found dead of multiple gunshot wounds outside his burning home.
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And with one swing, Frazier — a highly regarded rookie acquired from the Cleveland Indians in a trade last year for Andrew Miller — experienced all the side benefits of winning a game for the Yankees: the mob scene at home plate, the ritual dousing, the curtain call and the on-field interview.
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There was something powerfully transformative about student activists dousing the statue's plinth in human excrement -- this was the moment when South African public space was claimed from apartheid and colonialism's bronzed grip, the moment when the past was both symbolically and literally fouled, and the first nascent steps toward real nationhood were taken.
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Smollett told police earlier this year that two men shouting racist and homophobic slurs as well as pro-Trump messages such as "This is MAGA country" attacked him late at night while he was walking in a Chicago neighborhood, dousing him with an unknown chemical substance and placing a noose around his neck.
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Over the past week, in three separate incidents in Brooklyn, Harlem, and the Bronx, uniformed New York City police officers have been assaulted by individuals in lawless episodes that were videotaped and went viral on the internet -- brazen, water-dousing attacks via buckets dumped on heads or Super Soaker water guns sprayed in officers' faces.
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The YouTube channel "Fantastic Adventures" has amassed 800,000 followers with its depiction of a family of children fighting super villains and outwitting evil babysitters—but in real life, these kids were reportedly being horrifically abused by their adoptive mother, who allegedly punished them by locking them in a closet for days, starving them, and dousing them with pepper spray.
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Suleiman Abdullah Salim, a Tanzanian who may have been a victim of mistaken identity, was held in a darkened C.I.A. prison in Afghanistan and subjected to beatings, hanging in chains, sleep deprivation, and water dousing, which involves pouring ice water over detainees to create a sensation of drowning, according to a Senate report and interviews with him.
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But when Ms. Perry came to Madison Square Garden on Monday night as part of her "Witness" tour, she gamely tried, finishing her performance of the song — pleasantly reduced to a hard synthesizer line with her vocals faint in the background — draped on an oversize leaf, with dancers dousing her in powder with huge salt and pepper shakers.
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Velez zeroed in on the first listed ingredient, rice flour, which she noted swells as it absorbs water, as a reason the cookies were gumming up her throat — and once the tasting was done, she conducted a science experiment to prove it, crumbling the cookie on a plate, dousing with water, and watching it expand to the panel's horror-slash-delight. 8.
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And while suspects, including a known gang member have been later arrested in at least one of the incidents, it is difficult not to worry that copycat assaults in other cities may follow; that and a "harmless" water-dousing of law enforcement officers in 22016 will lead to further breakdown of order and potential reemergence of more violence and criminality.
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Three weeks after the inauguration, the only things adorning the White House press secretary's shelves are a framed picture of himself at the podium, a book on Naval Special Warfare (he's in the Reserve), and a Super Soaker commemorating the infamous "Saturday Night Live" skit in which he, played by an enraged Melissa McCarthy, berated reporters while dousing them with soapy water.
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One can only begin to imagine the wild nights that went on in Deith's foliage-lined cubicle, presuambly located in the central command tower of the Coliseum, the two of them dousing themselves in champers, screaming "WE ARE GODS, NOT MEN" at one another until the sun rose on another perfect day in Halifax, emperors surveying the conquered kingdoms below.
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His retirement talk can be considered the latest of contradictory statements made by Belfort over his 20-year career, as it turns out Belfort has another fight on his UFC contract beyond Marquardt on Saturday night—dousing his immediate hopes of a fun farewell from the UFC, as well as his clear intentions to fight abroad away from the confines of the Octagon.
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"As African-American leaders who are proud to call New York City home and/or where we work, we were appalled at the recent verbal attacks on and water dousing of police officers in Harlem and Brooklyn who appeared to be lawfully executing their responsibilities to keep our communities safe and orderly," they said in a letter to the editor of The New York Times.
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Men and women take to the streets in the wee hours of the morning for J'ouvert, dancing behind huge music trucks with stereo systems that can be heard for miles, while dousing each other in buckets of mud, oil, and paint — all traditions that trace back to the ancient Indian and African cultures that managed to bring people of different colors and creeds together under the banner of one flag.
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For hundreds of years (thousands in the Americas), people have been voluntarily subjecting themselves to this veritable form of torture, smearing wasabi over sushi, blending Scotch Bonnets into jerk seasoning, loading tom yum soup with bird's eye chilies, piling kimchi onto bibimbap, mixing cayenne into Shrimp Creole, sambal oelek onto gado gado, berbere into beef stews, chili flakes into spaghetti all'arrabbiata, and even dousing fruit salads with chili sauce and powder.
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I did not want to talk about my despicable bits, the parts of my consciousness I'd been dousing in motherwort tincture and pointedly ignoring: the sense of erratic nihilism I'd recently developed, which has me constantly vacillating between the impulse to just give up and the impulse to behave insanely because nothing matters anyway, or the fact that I'm deeply bored with my life, stressed and aimless, but too afraid to make a significant change.
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" Other takes on impeachment: William Cohen: Rule of law must be more than a mantra we repeat Shan Wu: Trump's flawed 'Jekyll and Hyde' impeachment defense Julian Zelizer: What's behind Dershowitz's brazen claims Dean Obeidallah: Trump knows his presidency is forever tainted even if the Senate doesn't convict Mystery of the jet fuel dump Retired pilot Les Abend noted that there are still questions about the January 14 dumping of "thousands of pounds of jet fuel at a too-low altitude over a populated area that included six Los Angeles schools at recess, dousing children and others.
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