But Democratic momentum looks like it could drench the map.
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Only you can let it in, drench yourself in words unspoken.
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A big storm is expected to drench much of the state.
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Midsummer monsoons drench the region, a no-no for sophisticated growers.
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They also drench the palate with hot juice upon the initial bite.
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I also add beets and drench it with extra-virgin olive oil.
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Nor did he drench it in New Orleans music or local accents.
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Drench a clean rag in cold water and place it over the spill.
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If you drench an enemy with water, follow it with lightning. Ta-da.
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It has been a Drench Open, with the rainiest May in Paris since 1873.
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I had to really drench the chicken wing in sauce to get the taste.
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Fake power lines would fall, and a fake flash flood would drench the scene.
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The Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Serum has earned its dreamy name.
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As we always say, it's time to drench your potstickers in some airy crêpe batter.
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Saturday's storm is expected to drench the West Coast from Washington down to northern California.
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While men drench women with coloured water, women tear off the clothes of the men.
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Mr Kim frequently threatens to drench Seoul, the South's capital, in "a sea of fire".
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Today, clouds will clutter our skies, and severe thunderstorms could drench us in the afternoon.
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"Every night, I drench my bed; I melt my couch in tears" (Psalms 6:7).
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Sip it on the rocks after dinner, use it in cocktails or to drench gingerbread.
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It blanketed parts of Hawaii with snow over the weekend and is expected to drench California.
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Dump it into open-air pits, drench it in jet fuel and light it on fire.
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A nor'easter is expected to hit on Saturday and possibly drench us with rain through Sunday.
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And things could get far worse in the coming days, with rain forecast to drench the area.
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Rain was also forecast to drench Southern California and much of the South, from Texas to Virginia.
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These postcards, which were manufactured as souvenirs for tourists, drench Germany with a kind of enchanted romanticism.
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Meanwhile, Tropical Depression Bonnie was continuing to drench parts of the Carolinas early Monday after making landfall Sunday.
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BONN, Germany (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When torrential rains drench his small farm in St. Lucia, Walter Edwin's bees die.
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K-MAX can precisely drench the fire with its water to create a safe landing zone for fire crews.
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Summer sunsets drench the pond (with its convincingly rendered water) in purple; winter snow dusts your one-room cabin.
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Unlicensed outdoor cannabis farmers drench the fields with banned herbicides and pesticides, killing animals and polluting local water supplies.
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The heavy rains expected as early as Wednesday could drench the Camp Fire, which has burned for nearly two weeks.
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One man lifted a large jug as if to drench unsuspecting strangers in paint, before revealing the container was empty.
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That would not have been an option during last year's rain-delayed edition of the tournament, aptly called the Drench Open.
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But as we drench our faces in donkey milk or snail goop, we can forget one glaring issue: all the leftover waste.
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The ceilings are 2165 feet high with four large skylight windows cut into the roof line that drench the room in sunlight.
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The storm will drench the Southeast at the same time heavy rain descends on the Northwest and Northern California, Oregon and Washington.
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The result is super-dramatic, hyperrealistic images: moonlit ocean waves that threaten to drench your carpet and explosions that nearly singe your eyebrows.
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This sports and fitness nonprofit is inviting children to drench themselves in fun, courtesy of the high-powered sprinklers on its athletic field.
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The manufacturer advises to "drench affected area with water for at least 15 minutes" if the glue comes into contact with the skin.
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And the center may pause at sea shortly before landfall -- leaving its outer bands to drench much of Florida with lots of rain.
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And in the Northwest, a phenomenon called an "atmospheric river" will drench Oregon and Washington and usher in heavy snow in mountain areas.
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On "$oro," he and his bandmate and girlfriend Eboony Hoorn drench their voices in Auto-Tune and try to chant down the apocalypse.
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Get rid of the dry winter air with this top-notch humidifier that'll also drench you in cool air during those humid summer months.
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At my cousin's harborside wedding in mid-January, we led a thankful toast for the heavy rain that had arrived to drench the celebrations.
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Trump, the world's most powerful man, and undoubtedly one of the luckiest, continue to drench himself in a thick, sticky coat of self-pity.
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Rosa could dump up to 10 inches of rain on Baja California, then move northeast to drench Arizona with as much as 6 inches.
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Their misguided military efforts in Libya succeeded, unleashing a wave of bloodshed that continues to drench the Middle East and North Africa to this day.
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Kylie Jenner is about to go from milk-less to milk overload thanks in part to her very public decree over how to drench her cereal.
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Rio is no stranger to intense rainstorms that drench the tropical city's steep topography and occasionally provoke deadly landslides, predominantly in the low-income hillside slums.
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In order to prevent any further fires from starting for the same reason, officials explained that fire teams decided to drench any and all remaining crates.
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Like the only thing worth turning your oven on for is to drench a nice piece of meat in liquid and slow cook it to death.
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Viviana Hernandez, 32, was attacked in 2007 by a drug addict her former husband paid to drench her in acid because she wanted to leave him.
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The storm system is expected to drench coastal Texas and southwestern Louisiana into Wednesday, and eastern Texas and western Louisiana on Thursday, the hurricane center said.
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The heat that's driving sales is brutal to work in: Nambiar's mechanics drench their clothes in water and spray down their tools to avoid searing their hands.
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I'll also spray a ton of hydrating mist over the skin to really drench it; I'll even go back in with moisturizer and even an eye cream.
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Farmers usually finish sowing wheat by mid-November, and under normal circumstances two rainy spells in November and December drench the fields, allowing the seeds to germinate.
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On November 0003st representatives of Facebook, Google and Twitter fielded hostile questions on Capitol Hill about the role they played in helping that firehose drench American voters.
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Farmers usually finish sowing wheat by mid-November and, under normal circumstances, two rainy spells in November and December drench the fields, allowing the seeds to germinate.
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Next time we pick up a bottle of Cholula to drench our eggs, we'll probably be expecting to get a sweet pep talk and a loving hug.
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It wasn't unusual for the monsoons, which drench the mountainous reaches of Kenya's Rift Valley each May, to turn the rural clay roads to slop, Cheserek explained.
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Sun Dog is, at its core, an electronic album, but the organic tones of live percussion and bass drench the collection in a sunny and warm haze.
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In 2016, days of rain earned the tournament a nickname, the Drench Open, and forced the men's and women's semifinals to be played on the same day.
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"What's happening is that people in the outside world will drench a piece of paper in liquid, which is hard to detect in the mailroom," said McNaughton.
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In coastal Wilmington, driving rain continued to drench the city, wind gusts blew debris through nearly deserted streets, and power lines snaked across highways and suburban streets.
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The next day bright yellow Canadair water-bomber planes headed out over the Mediterranean to scoop up the sea, then circled back to drench the burning hills.
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Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Serum contains a 75% hyaluronic acid complex that gives a super boost of hydration and plumpness to stressed, flakey skin.
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"Trump, the world's most powerful man, and undoubtedly one of the luckiest, continued to drench himself in a thick, sticky coat of self-pity," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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After we drench ourselves in sugar this Halloween, we'll do it again on Christmas and Hanukkah, Valentine's Day, Passover, Easter, and in the weeks between these special days.
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A few hundred miles away, people across swaths of burn areas in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties remained alert as rains continued to drench the region.
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Yes, these glorious, golden little sea treasures are begging to be eaten by the dozens, perhaps with a loaf of crusty bread to drench in the ensuing broth.
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The 300-mile-wide, 1,000-mile-long atmospheric river that carried all this precipitation is starting to dry up, and the worst of the drench-fest is over.
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And the center may pause at sea shortly before landfall, leaving its outer bands to drench much of Florida with lots of rain, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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Drench these spice-rubbed ribs in a Kansas City-style barbecue sauce, and serve them up with a beer from the Bay, such as Anchor Steam or Lagunitas.
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In Cuba, flooding damaged an oil refinery and caused crude oil to spill into Cienfuegos Bay as the remnants of Alberto continued to drench the island in heavy rain.
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Valley areas face flood watches over fears the relatively warm Pineapple Express system could initially drench areas as high as Lake Tahoe with rain, melting snow and swelling rivers.
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If you and your fiance are big into crispy-crunchy fried food, but don't want to drench your food in oil, you should definitely register for an air fryer.
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Its hereditary dictator, Kim Jong Un, imposes forced labour on hundreds of thousands of his people and threatens to drench Seoul, the South's capital, in "a sea of fire".
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After soaking northwestern Mexico with heavy rains as it neared the Baja California Peninsula, reportedly claiming at least one victim, Tropical Storm Rosa is expected to drench the U.S. Southwest.
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Although the sun has shone throughout this French Open, a contrast to last year's soggy "Drench Open," tears have flooded onto the clay several times during this emotional first week.
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A Snapchat story in which Johnson shared nine swatches of Tarte's new Rainforest of the Sea Drench Lip Splash Lipsticks was posted in a collage on Trendmood's account only hours later.
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A band of heavy downpours will drench northern California and heavy snow will fall in the Sierra Nevada mountains into Wednesday, exacerbating the threat of flooding, the National Weather Service said.
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But it is expected to drench the region with average rainfall totals of 4-6 inches, and up to 10 inches in isolated areas of the Northeast and New England, forecasters said.
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On Tennis PARIS — The Drench Open dried out considerably on Wednesday, and after two days of open umbrellas and covered clay, the results, and not rain, came pouring in for a change.
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Ryan Murphy and company have created a mid-80s period piece for people who miss the blood-drench horror of '70s and '80s, served with a dash of psychotic serial killer motivation.
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Downpours in Mexico prior to Willa's arrival have heightened the risk of flooding, and the NHC said the storm could drench some areas in as much as 18 inches (45 cm) of rain.
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Downpours in Mexico prior to Willa's arrival had heightened the risk of flooding, and the NHC said the storm could drench some areas in as much as 18 inches (45 cm) of rain.
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He's the perfect player for the digital age, and a great guy to boot — we were there when he let a bunch of elementary schoolers drench him in water, for crying out loud.
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Then they are plunged into degumming baths — where a chemical process removes natural gum that makes the fabrics brittle — and sent through machines that drench them in vivid red, purple and orange dyes.
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And tempting though it may be to drench all of your vegetables in cream and cheese or eat cookies and cake for breakfast, in the interest of your health, enjoy them in moderation.
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As for the pitiless ending, in which Raoul and Valentine die at the Huguenots' side, Kriegenburg directed with restraint, avoiding the temptation to drench the stage with blood and populate it with Fascistic thugs.
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The remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy brought tornadoes and flooding to the U.S. Gulf Coast on Thursday and its heavy rains will drench much of the eastern United States in coming days, forecasters said.
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On Thursday, a national holiday in India, adults and children carry bags or buckets of brightly colored powder, as well as bottles and water guns, to spray, smear and drench one another with color.
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The first thing I did when I walked out of the hospital to the car was look up to the sky, take in the fresh air and let the sun's warmth drench my face.
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Roughly 40 percent of the U.S. petrochemicals market was offline as of Tuesday morning as Harvey continued to drench the region, according to Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
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Through Thursday, rain will drench parts of Southern California, with up to 403 inches possible east of Los Angeles, threatening flash flooding and debris flows, especially in areas that have been scorched by wildfires.
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Tuesday's 22018-day rainfall forecast showed 21 inches or more falling there, part of a wide swath of rainfall that could total ten inches or more over much of Virginia and drench the nation's capital.
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The storm — potentially the area's worst since Hurricane Eloise in 2325 — is expected to drench some of the poorest and most vulnerable communities in the Panhandle and Big Bend region, according to the Naples Daily News.
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The storm — potentially the area's worst since Hurricane Eloise in 1975 — is expected to drench some of the poorest and most vulnerable communities in the Panhandle and Big Bend region, according to the Naples Daily News.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese companies have contingency plans for the floods that increasingly drench this island nation, but most have done little to fortify facilities, relying instead on insurance and securing alternative supply sources, a Reuters poll found.
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While it's been years since Northern California has experienced such intense, damaging floods, scientists say that, because of a warming climate, we could see more of these wetter atmospheric events that drench the ground, sparking floods and mudslides.
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Lacking the labor and tree inventory to stem this possibility, forest keepers resort to a stopgap measure: use helicopters to drench the area in herbicides to kill weeds, then saturate it with fast-growing cheatgrass or the like.
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TriBeCa, Manhattan Even if you drench your apartment in air fresheners and make the teenager promise to abstain during the open house, whoever ultimately buys your apartment will certainly notice a cloud of pot smoke after moving in.
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And as the downgraded behemoth continues to drench North Florida, people downstate are trickling out of doors to survey the damage — to the extent they can, with power lines down, streets impassable, bridges blocked, and whole neighborhoods flooded.
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Tropical Storm Lane threatened to drench Hawaii's most populated island of Oahu on Saturday, after lingering just south of the U.S. state and unleashing torrential rains and flooding on the Big Island, weather and civil defense officials said.
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TOKYO, Jan 2250 (Reuters) - Japanese companies have contingency plans for the floods that increasingly drench this island nation, but most have done little to fortify facilities, relying instead on insurance and securing alternative supply sources, a Reuters poll found.
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The McKinley and other new or rekindled fires are burning at a time of year when blazes are usually winding down and when late-summer rains normally drench the landscape, said Tim Mowry, a spokesman for the Alaska Division of Forestry.
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Part of the problem will be due to the heavy rain and snow the US has already received (we just wrapped the wettest December ever recorded) but more heavy rainfall is expected to drench the country with periodic, torrential rains.
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For comparison, the USDA reports that a regular 8 fluid ounce cup of coffee has about 95 milligrams of caffeine, so the bagel might not be a complete replacement for your morning java — maybe if you drench it in coffee syrup?
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Hawaii was spared a direct hit by a major hurricane as Lane, once a monster tempest, rapidly weakened into a tropical storm, even as it unleashed severe flooding on the Big Island and threatened to drench Oahu and Maui.
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After considering the large number of incumbent retirements, the large margin in the generic ballot, and the abysmally low approval rating of the president, most political analysts have concluded that a Democratic wave is poised to drench the midterm elections.
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The latest Pacific storm, the third in two weeks, had been expected to drench local mountainsides with up to 10 inches (25 cm) of rain, and some street flooding occurred in Montecito, said Amber Anderson, a spokeswoman for the unified incident command.
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What has so far been called Potential Tropical Cyclone Seven is set to drench parts of the Florida-Alabama border by Tuesday night, dropping as much as 8 inches (20 cm) of rain in some areas still reeling from hurricanes a year ago.
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HONOLULU, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Lane threatened to drench Hawaii's most populated island of Oahu on Saturday, after lingering just south of the U.S. state and unleashing torrential rains and flooding on the Big Island, weather and civil defense officials said.
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By Thursday, as the storms moved eastward, flood warnings were in effect across Illinois, Indiana and Missouri, and on Friday, the front was expected to drench a region spanning from Tennessee, across the Ohio River Valley, the Carolinas, the Northeast and into Canada.
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What has been dubbed Potential Tropical Cyclone Seven was set to drench part of the Florida-Alabama border from Tuesday night, dropping as much as 8 inches (20 cm) of rain in some areas of a region still reeling from hurricanes a year ago.
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For me, the saying "you don't know what you've got until it's gone" has never hit closer to home than when my beloved No7 Moisture Drench Lipstick in Siren, a matte brick-red shade that could sway even diehard fans of MAC's iconic Ruby Woo, was discontinued.
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Noah Centineo, the official internet boyfriend of 2018, probably went on The Tonight Show to promote To All The Boys 2, but there is no way the forthcoming Netflix sequel is as purely satisfying as watching him repeatedly drench an increasingly frustrated Jimmy Fallon with cold water.
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I still use products to hydrate my skin, namely hyaluronic acid-based serums — I love NIOD's Multi Molecular Hyaluronic Complex, Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Serum, and The Ordinary's Hyaluronic Acid 2% is brilliant for the price, while the gold standard has to be SkinCeuticals HA Intensifier.
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Deeper in his catalog, Wayne was plowing through weird Auto-Tune experiments, letting the effect drench his vocals in a syrupy haze, his interests lying as much in pushing the technology to create weirder and weirder sounds as they once had in dropping the most tightly crafted bars.
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The downpour lasts only a few minutes, but it is intense enough to drench almost everybody at Den Dreef, Leuven's home stadium, and it means that for the first half-hour of Leuven's game with Lierse, the ball spends much of its time coming to rest in puddles.
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Mr Putin made the central set-piece speech of his recent re-election campaign an extended riff on Dr Strangelove, gloating over a slew of novel, blood-curdling weapons, including one that appears to boast the most powerful warhead ever created, the better to drench coastal cities with irradiated tsunami.
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The Mississippi River is expected to rise to nearly 20 feet, the highest level since 13; roughly 10 to 15 inches of rain is projected to drench the state through the weekend; and a storm surge could reach 3 to 6 feet above normal tide levels in areas at most risk.
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"People in the outside world will drench a piece of paper in liquid, which is hard to detect in the mailroom" All of these incidents are also reminders of the constant cat-and-mouse game between drug smugglers and state officials when it comes to keeping contraband outside of prison walls.
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The wildfires, including several blazes last year, have burned acres of protective brush on hillsides, leaving little to no vegetation to prevent mudslides and debris flow, The first major storm of this rainy season was expected to drench Ventura and Santa Barbara counties and Los Angeles overnight Monday through Tuesday.
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Overall, the collectives feel like students of the game, as they take notes from Kanye's production on "Red Rubies," and capture the energy of Pharrell on "Let It Go." But Rich Brian and Higher Brothers manage to drench their voice in rap's Western melodies, even while accentuating their Indonesian and Chinese ancestry.
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In the final episode, we find that Dany's story all along has been a parable about the dangers of revolutionary politics, as if she's a kind of Lenin whose attempts to free the people will invariably result in a totalitarian cult of personality and drench the world in a sea of blood.
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I will blow the roof off and drench Brighton in the sweet, nu-wave sound of stomach cramps dragged backwards through a space cat—the description my soon-to-be PR will pass on for the obligatory four star review of my debut album from a blog with over a thousand followers on Hype Machine.
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Los Angeles is blanketed in ads for the movie (many of which are plastered on billboards owned by Netflix), and the company sometimes seems as if it's turned on giant swag hoses at the corner of Hollywood and Vine to drench industry voters, aspiring hopefuls, and random tourists in copies of the screenplay or whatever.
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There's Sculpt, $29, which is formulated with high concentrations of amino acids to encourage natural-looking volume and increased collagen production; Drench, $12, which eschews oils and waxes that coat the lips for the illusion of hydration in favor of deeply hydrating "water reservoirs"; and Pause, $27 — which, in terms of being a true hero, is actually your best bet for helping to maintain lip injections.
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He used to love painting such cityscapes: it was enough to drench a sheet of watercolor paper in a puddle, then with one wide stroke create a golden sky over gray vistas, drop in multicolored cubes of houses, and in the foreground a car of an emerald hue that doesn't exist in nature and the reflection of that chemically pure color in a rippled puddle.
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Here are the best hyaluronic acid serums in 2020:Best hyaluronic acid serum overall: SkinCeuticals Hyaluronic Acid IntensifierBest hyaluronic acid serum under $10: The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5Best hyaluronic acid serum for beginners: Glossier Super BounceBest clean hyaluronic acid serum: Drunk Elephant B-Hydra Intensive Hydration SerumBest hyaluronic acid serum for super dry skin: Peter Thomas Roth Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud SerumUpdated 2/21/2020 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated the intro after speaking with dermatologist Dr. Dendy Engelman.
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