Bridget Catherine Dries, the daughter of Nancy M. Dries and Robert C. Dries Sr. of Millburn, N.J., was married Dec.
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It's possible that Puig understands this and will simply let Dries be Dries.
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The alcohol dries the meat from the inside, and the sun dries it from the outside.
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There is also a Dries Van Noten yellow (a rich, yolky marigold); a Dries Van Noten green (the gleaming, dense color of an emerald placed on a square of dark velvet); a Dries Van Noten red (cinnabar-ish and slightly chalky) and a Dries Van Noten purple (a dusty eggplant).
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The pain can happen if money dries up, and it will dry up when the public market dries up.
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But besides a few noticeable new Spaniards sitting front row, the collection was as Dries as Dries can be.
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Tan blow dries it himself and uses a little pomade.
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And once outbreaks pass, funding and research opportunity dries up.
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Dries Buytaert is founder of Drupal and CTO of Acquia.
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What will happen if that stream of labour dries up?
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Then the melting — and the Dries Van Noten show — began.
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Which is perhaps why Dries Van Noten didn't even try.
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It's a challenging, but important undertaking for showrunner Caroline Dries.
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Dries: I think I'm most excited about the interpersonal drama.
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It dries quickly and doesn't leave residue or stickiness behind.
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A cleverly designed towel that quickly dries and comforts babies
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The mesh is surprisingly soft and light and dries quickly.
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Still, you may find that your positivity reservoir dries up.
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That spigot dries up if they are a false prophet.
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Belgium sub: Dries Mertens on for the scorer, Adnan Januzaj.
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What if Coinbase goes down and fresh money dries up?
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Don't worry, it dries back to white after each use.
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Fashion review Dries Van Noten and Christian Lacroix team up.
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As for the formula itself, it definitely dries very quickly.
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How founder and CTO Dries Buytaert sold Acquia for $1B
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Sheldon Dries and Colin Wilson also scored for the Avalanche.
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When the 2000th Congress met in 23.2, during World War I, Prohibition was a hot topic: Democratic "dries" outnumbered the "wets" by 193 to 483, while Republican "dries" outnumbered the "wets" by 248 to 21966.
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No, it was way worse ... paint dries in hours, not years.
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Left: Pollack, a type of North Atlantic fish, dries in Hoenggye.
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The brush simultaneously dries, smooths, and volumizes hair, without damaging it.
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Oh, and it never pills, cracks, or dries out our lips.
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When it dries, take a toothpick and dip in white polish.
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They just recirculate the air and it insanely dries you out.
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Kate Dries is a New York City-based writer and editor.
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When the milk dries up, so too will the work—again.
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Unlike Dries, I don't think this is a problem of regulation.
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The liquid lipstick Matin picked up for Xu dries super-matte.
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Dries said popular "Batman" villain Hush will appear on episode three.
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Dries: I was just watching dailies today, just staring at them.
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When whisky dries, it leaves a more uniform, often beautiful film.
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But when the money dries up, the Russian defense industry leaves.
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As the water dries off, your worries might also fade away.
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It's caprice, too, when it all dries up and goes away.
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Dries Van Noten, the unassuming Belgian designer, leads off the afternoon.
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What happens to the water in a puddle as it dries?
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Before the ink dries, keep the pages open and read on.
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But as usual, it dries up wherever President Trump is concerned.
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The fear is that when investment dries up, innovation will die.
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Basil Twist's abstract spectacular, staged inside a giant aquarium, dries up.
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Do not rinse or wipe off the sanitizer before it dries.
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As the damp side of the paper dries, the curl relaxes.
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Fashion Review Dries Van Noten and Maison Margiela went on, wonderfully.
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The old school cleaner is a desiccant; it dries things out.
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Luckily my hair air dries nicely so I rarely blow dry.
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When forage dries up, a whole region is hit at once.
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Case in point: Dries Van Noten's 100th show, scheduled March 103.
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Dries Van Noten's latest collection combined androgynous tailoring with exuberant florals.
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Liquidity normally dries up at quarter-end as banks pull back.
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Then the content dries up and it affects the overall site.
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Dries Buytaert is an open source developer and a technology executive.
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Fire is also hot, and dries things out and chars them up, and when it dries out that chunk of ground, it can create a hard dry layer on top that's difficult for water to get through.
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Because it has such good drainage, it dries faster than natural grass.
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Before the liquid dries, take your finger and smudge the line outwards.
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Pros: Hydrating, lightweight, dries clear, can be worn outsideCons: Not fragrance-free
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My hair dries in eight minutes flat, and I have long hair!
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Some schemes are abolished or run down when donor money dries up.
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When this mucus dries, it becomes stickier, keeping the snail in place.
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When it dries, it creates a base for actual hair-like strokes.
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Their accusations are so vague — nonexistent non-accusations, really — that Dries & co.
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It also dries quickly, like liquid liners do, so it doesn't bleed.
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His prior research has shown that liquidity dries up as volatility increases.
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Kit foxes are also moving to cities as the Southwest dries up.
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Since it dries quickly, it doesn't make your skin greasy or shiny.
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These mini packets contain silicon dioxide, which dries out anything around it.
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Suspended in the back was a Dries van Noten faux fur cape.
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Sheldon Dries, Ian Cole and Nikita Zadorov were the other Colorado scorers.
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Everything droops, wrinkles, falls out, detumesces, dries up or, embarrassingly, wets itself.
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That dries out vegetation even more, making it more likely to burn.
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We are proud to welcome Dries Van Noten to our fashion family.
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Plus, it absorbs and dries five times faster than your average towel.
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Shirt I have a solid lineup of oxfords by Dries Van Noten.
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Investment dries up Economists are also sounding the alarm over reduced investment.
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The glue dries completely invisible and is made to last all day.
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It dries insanely fast and doesn't require a special salon-visit removal process.
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She then rough dries it, twisting the ends to add texture and definition.
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So if there's a rain shower, it dries up after a few minutes.
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"After it dries is when I begin to search for images," says Rutter.
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When funding dries up, products that are considered vitamins will quickly lose customers.
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When the water dries up, the two elements can rejoin and form crystals.
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Or overcooking it, because when you overcook a turkey, it dries out considerably.
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Once the layer dries, the bot goes back down and the cycle repeats.
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Truthfully, smoothing techniques such as keratin treatments and Brazilian blow-dries are great.
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The flow of foreign capital dries up or—worse—capital begins to flee.
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And Dries Van Noten provided the glamour that was missing from it all.
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However, Dries Van Noten's latest showing was a welcome celebration of age diversity.
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The base doubles as a cleaning system that dries your brush when idle.
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It contains titanium dioxide, an ingredient that powers mineral sunscreen and dries opaque.
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Supply is also being squeezed as the flow of foreclosed properties dries up.
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As snow melts earlier, vegetation dries sooner, becoming flammable earlier in the season.
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The day before, it was Dries Van Noten who raised the emotional quotient.
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It dries to a natural, almost satin-y finish, and looks incredibly realistic.
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As the vodka dries, its smell will dissipate, taking lingering malodor with it.
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"Jail toothpaste is cheap and turns to glue when it dries," says Joe.
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No, I want a beer, he says, before the army dries me out.
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Get more weather news from around the world By Sunday, everything dries out.
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Dyson hair dryer The Dyson dries without overheating to prevent damage to hair.
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The leather dries nice, it's like if you wear leather in the rain.
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If that flow of capital from abroad dries up, Britain has a problem.
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Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer The Dyson dries without overheating to prevent damage to hair.
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Christians fear their future in Iraq as funding dries up and promises fall short
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Once the liquid dries, a randomly assorted collection fibers with the proper whiteness remains.
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The last of the water dries up, and her students leave one by one.
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Once it dries, you'll be left with hair that looks and feels freshly washed.
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It also dries too stiffly, and is too toxic to use inside the body.
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The Internet had me fucking with coconut oil, which honestly dries my hair out.
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The air pressure in the cabin dries out your skin to an uncomfortable degree.
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My biggest time-saver is that my hair air-dries pretty nicely and quickly.
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Plus, it's so moisturizing that it'll create smooth waves as your hair air dries.
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She dries her eyes with the sleeves of her sweater and starts to run.
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How a deal at Sony TV could have prevented Dries from working on "Batwoman."
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Dries: Alice is the sort of Joker of the Batwoman mythology in the comics.
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Dries is constantly correcting people who may confuse Batwoman with Batgirl, another Batman character.
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Cactus Flower & Tibetan Ginseng Hydrating Mist, $27We all know that flying dries you out.
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The proprietary fabric also means there's less damage to wet hair while it dries.
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When this happens, the provisioning of credit dries up, and the economy dramatically slows.
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The Daily Shoe Dries van Noten is a master at mixing colors and textures.
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Both offer full liquid coverage and comparable texture that dries completely matte, Paredes says.
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But that dries the air out too much, so I have to humidify it.
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Plus, it doesn't make me look like I'm permanently molting when it dries out.
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The proprietary fabric also means there's less damage to wet hair while it dries.
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If the whole county dries up, it'll be just a blip on the radar.
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"When that dries up or slows significantly, you're having outsized market effects," he said.
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So when the sun's helium dries up, it's pretty much all downhill from there.
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You have to continue shaping it as it dries with your makeshift corner jig.
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All he'd have to do is refill the pebble tray when it dries out.
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But Dries represented, for many of us, a willingness to embrace a human scale.
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But his Dries Van Noten shoes clashed with the dirty sneakers of his bandmates.
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Once my hair is thoroughly moisturized, this stretches and dries my hair incredibly fast.
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As the grout dries, it will brighten up, no toothbrush or heavy scrubbing required.
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All of this must happen fast — before the water dries up in the summer.
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As the money from the lawsuits dries up, TiVo is also splitting into two.
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This means they have less to lend to other banks as liquidity dries up.
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To see the world as Dries Van Noten does — what would that be like?
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After it dries completely, peel it off slowly, starting from the tail of the brow.
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MACCALLUM: Well, how about this idea that it dries up your lead into the campaign?
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She salts the meat and sun-dries it on the tin roof of her kitchen.
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It will help lift the stain, and once it dries, you simply vacuum it up.
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Caroline Dries, Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Geoff Johns, David Nutter, Marcos Siega What's it about?
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Of course, when the money dries up, so will the derivative remakes, reboots, and sequels.
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Take agriculture which suffers as soil dries, rain falls erratically and winters get less cold.
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After she dries off she may drop into the gym, rehabilitation room or massage parlour.
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Once you're done, try not to move or touch your eyes until the glue dries.
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Dries fast, so not ideal for anal sex, and I'd only recommend this for masturbating.
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He added that banks considering a deal should act before M&A funding dries up.
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It also dries super quick so you can keep it fresh for your whole trip.
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A long-expected wave of dealmaking may finally emerge as weaker producers' financing dries up.
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Today, leaders like Dries kick Larry out because "BDSM is a threat to gender equality".
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Small banks are the financial lifeblood of many communities, and without them, business dries up.
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Backstage Beauty Report At Dries Van Noten's spring/summer 2017 show, several models wore veils.
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However, when credit dries up, asset prices fall, including those of stocks and real estate.
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A polar bear dries off after taking a swim in the Chukchi Sea in Alaska.
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"It dries up similarly to a charcoal mask but isn't nearly as tight," she said.
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And then the trait bar fills, and the bartender smiles, and the conversation dries up.
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When she returned to painting she continued to use acrylic, which dries faster than oil.
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Here's a science-y one: What happens to water in a puddle as it dries?
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And some that say it is business as usual until the dry powder dries up.
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When the media insists that certain candidates can't win, fundraising for those candidates dries up.
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When it dries it becomes a plasticlike substance that can survive for millions of years.
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The label, from Dries Van Noten alum Sander Lak, debuted to much buzz last year.
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No matter what is said tonight, it will be forgotten before the digital ink dries.
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Mr. Kim dries his clothes and shoes in the sunless inside because of thieves outside.
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Much of Kenya is parched as a regional drought dries up grazing areas and rivers.
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That's the worst — your grass never dries out, so you are inviting fungus and diseases.
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Towels: The Fieldcrest Spa Bath Towel is soft, dries fast, and doesn't cost too much.
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Cold air doesn't carry moisture well, which dries out your skin, furniture, plants, and respiratory system.
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And when that happens, it would plunge China into a financial crisis as liquidity dries up.
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When my wife dries her hair with her go-to dryer, I can't hear myself think.
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The sun dries the light glue and with every step, people tear pieces of fragile paper.
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Any areas used for food preparation should be rinsed with plain water after the disinfectant dries.
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I like to microwave sweet potatoes because it slightly dries them out and intensifies the sweetness.
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It goes on clear, albeit a bit wet, and dries down to a slightly dewy finish.
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If foreign investment dries up, and the pound stays weak, Britons will be left permanently poorer.
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The paste is applied to the face in various patterns and dries into a protective layer.
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As the mixtures dries out, a compound called cement hydrate (CSH) glues the whole lot together.
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Additionally, it can be flexed and remains strong, so it won't break apart once it dries.
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Warmer-than-average temperatures haven&apost helped as the soil dries out and water demands increases.
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When work dries up, people leave, Patterson said, doing anything they can to make ends meet.
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"You get women who have three doses of chemo and then it dries up," she says.
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To celebrate its 100th fashion show, Dries Van Noten did something not many labels do nowadays.
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I am high fizzing lone man, and your kidney dish of salted popcorn dries my mind.
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A plastic bag is, once again, not ideal, nor is the fridge, which dries it out.
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Carefully press the nail on and hold down firmly while the glue dries for 30 seconds.
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She tries not to look at it; when she looks at it, her milk dries up.
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Then in the summer, the annual cheatgrass dries out, catching fire and destroying native perennial plants.
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When it dries up, you can actually use a bit of spit to recharge the lube.
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Sweat dries upon the first touch of air, providing little relief from the beating sun overhead.
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Crane & Canopy's Fouta Towel is lightweight, highly absorbent, dries quickly, and feels wonderful on your skin.
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As the stem dries in winter, it swells to encase the developing larvae in woody protection.
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Once the wafer dries, they etch away the carbon nanotubes except those used as the transistors.
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A rebound came out to Dries Mertens, and he one-timed it straight into the net.
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When hotels are wrecked by a storm, business dries up, unemployment soars and government coffers suffer.
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The dry cabin dries out your nasal passages, which means your taste buds become less perceptive.
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After an application of zelyonka, a wound dries and forms a scab within a few hours.
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The scene should wrap this afternoon when it dries out and the sun makes an appearance.
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You can also pay for longer treatments including facials, manicures, hot stone massages, and blow-dries.
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He dries them on Abuela's good yellow towel, the one she puts out only for parties.
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Not even a spiral-cut ham, with its infinity of slices, which too easily dries out.
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As the damp ground dries, dead plants break down faster, releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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"Palladium is taking a bit of a pause here as risk appetite dries up," Melek said.
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The Senate is expected to clear the measure before federal funding dries up on Thursday night.
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Quick made the save, but Dries came in behind and batted the puck into the net.
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Skip them if you can and read them later, after the blood dries, if you must.
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The first time I bought one of the designer Dries Van Noten's tops, I was 30.
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Stock trading often dries up when volatility vanishes, sapping Wall Street firms of lucrative trading fees.
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The vesps cannot see and they can't stand cold weather becuse it dries out their skin, darling.
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However, one too many blow dries made her ends fragile and ultimately fried her texture, Wallace explains.
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A quick rain or snow shower remains possible but not too likely as the atmosphere dries out.
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The Insane, Breathtaking History Of Dior Haute Couture100 Shows Of Dries Van Noten, Right At Your Fingertips
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If Neymar's soccer career dries up, he might have a second chance at success as an actor.
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When it dries, however, it takes on a deeper saturation and more of a matte-like texture.
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And anyone who has ever gone blonde can tell you: Bleach dries hair out to the extreme.
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Midfielders Axel Witsel, Dries Mertens and Radja Nainggolan are some of the most underrated players in Europe.
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And I will be right back there (or on fries at McDonald's) if acting work dries up.
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The Volo towel, on the other hand, absorbs water and dries my hair efficiently without damaging it.
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The tea tree oil dries out the gunk in your pimples without drying out your actual skin.
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The river is so over-tapped that it dries up to a trickle before reaching the sea.
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My hair just dries out so easily and gets so frizzy if I wash it too much.
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Even if the one pot dries up, there might still be some wriggle room in the other!
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Displays like Thursday's come with undercurrents of worry: What if it all dries up when it counts?
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"Long-term it will bite patients in a much bigger way as it dries competition," Ravi said.
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Moving to a new city may be a logical step when the ink on your diploma dries.
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The other is for new brands to come into the fold: Gucci, Dries Van Noten, Stella McCartney.
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If your bidet dries you, you might be able to get away with not using toilet paper.
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The sun dries the light glue and with every step, people tear pieces of the fragile paper.
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With less money to go around, spending dries up and consumer demand — the economy's primary engine — slows.
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It comes in bright, attractive colors, dries fast without fading and it's made of water-wicking cotton.
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Fundraising dries up for candidates if the media constantly tells would-be donors that they cannot win.
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If you wipe any off before it dries, it won't be as effective, according to the CDC.
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The supporting actress nominee wore the cape-like Dries Van Noten gown over a Barbie pink minidress.
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It was Dr. Philip M. Tierno who said to make sure sanitizer dries, not Dr. Vicki Hertzberg.
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"The Dries Van Noten store in Paris is my favorite, but next is RTH," Ms. Mankins says.
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It weighs just under a pound, so it's easily portable, plus it dries hair quickly and quietly.
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His workforce has dropped from 700 to under 200 as economic growth stalls and business dries up.
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The more uncertainty investors feel over Britain's place in Europe, he said, the more investment dries up.
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And the reason is simple: If the merger and acquisition pipeline dries up, so does the growth.
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Confidence: Medium We could have some lingering showers early Saturday, before it dries out in the afternoon.
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As the lava dries, it hardens, and overtime gradually starts to stack up, creating a new surface.
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If funding for all those programs dries up, there are going to be some extremely irritated constituents.
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So that's where the paint and mud comes from, the powder faces... You might see people when the paint dries up, sometimes it dries up white or an ashy color and that essentially all comes from making fun of your slave masters and making it a good time.
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He then blow dries the hair once more while tousling it with his hands, to add extra volume.
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For the hat, use royal icing (which dries hard) to attach a Rolo candy to a chocolate coin.
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The new onslaught of rain comes as Southern California dries out following downpours that left five people dead.
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The independent designers who are still successful like Dries van Noten and Rei Kawakubo are quite good models.
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That makes it a wonderful store of carbon—until it dries out, at which point it becomes flammable.
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The ink dries within 15 seconds and stays put until you wipe it away with a damp cloth.
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Sies Marjan, by the Dries Van Noten alum Sander Lak, is New York Fashion Week's name-to-know.
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It will be helmed by Caroline Dries, who will write and produce the American version of the show.
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"Good quality polish and top coat will ensure your manicure dries super quickly with great shine," she says.
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Welcome back to Celebrity Big Brother (At Least Until Your Milk Dries Up Or You Miss Your Wife)!
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But short-term contracts pose an investment risk if tenants vacate and revenue dries up during a downturn.
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If the fake sweat dries, you just reactive the glycerin with Evian Facial Spray and it's shiny again.
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I'll see how the hair dries and what kind of texture I have after the blunt-line cut.
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A huge well dries up due to consecutive years of droughts in Lature, India on April 11, 2016.
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Die With Me was created to "do something positive with low battery," app creator Dries Depoorter told Motherboard.
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For this reason, van den Dries paid more to have his products manufactured in South Korea over China.
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While initially shiny, it dries to a matte finish, but won't go overboard and dry to a crust.
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It detangles, dries, boosts volume, and shine in a single step — all you have to do is brush.
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Silicone tends to be thicker and stickier, and water-based tends to be thinner and dries out quicker.
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Fashion production makes up 10% of humanity's carbon emissions, dries up water sources, and pollutes rivers and streams.
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The Belgian designer Dries Van Noten, for example, covered his jacket with tourist patches and buttons from Paris.
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When it dries, rehang wall art so that it ends a few inches above the line you've created.
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After the plate dries in a dark room, varnish is applied, making it completely archival at that point.
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It's possible that overall U.S. crude exports could remain stable immediately after Chinese demand dries up, said Sivanandam.
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Kate Dries, a millennial herself, explains a few of the most ridiculous and inaccurate claims made about millennials.
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No matter how little or much you use, it'll be sticky at first but then it dries down.
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It's not clear whether airlines will still fly the routes if passenger demand from European nationals dries up.
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" He took a deep breath, and then shouted in Italian, "Ladies and gentlemen, wearing the No. 14: Dries!
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Dries Van Noten, the Belgian designer, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the Nigerian novelist, are among this year's profiles.
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A soundscape can also lose, for instance, the babble of a brook when it dries up for good.
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The unique oversized marker covers unwanted roots with a single swipe and the dye dries within a minute.
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Margot (40), Executive Chef-Cook at De Dikke Dries MUNCHIES: You became a chef when you were expecting.
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This will either happen when the fundraising dries up or actual election results show a lack of support.
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Analysts at Daiwa expect hotels, restaurants and retailers to lose revenue if spending by Chinese guests dries up.
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Laneige Water Sleeping Mask, available at Sephora, $25At the start of winter, my skin always dries out significantly.
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"Palladium is taking a bit of a pause here as risk appetite dries up," TD Securities' Melek said.
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If your work dries up, you can file for and then collect the weekly payments as an employee.
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Once it dries, your stuff isn't moving an inch, no matter how delicate your one nice blouse is.
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Although a bit thick when first applied, it dries down to an opaque cream that doesn't feel heavy.
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More and more public schools' after-school sports programs are evaporating as funding dries up, the CEO said.
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Back in the kitchen, Ben washes and dries the herbs, then plucks the ends and roots off the scallions.
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And if the cork dries out, oxygen will slowly start seeping into the bottle, eventually spoiling the wine inside.
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And I don't peel the potatoes, because I like the texture of the skin, which dries out during roasting.
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The fabric also dries quickly, so your infant won't get cold and clammy after the water play is over.
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A south-facing slope, for example, dries out faster (at least, in the northern hemisphere) than one facing north.
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From Fendi to Dries Van Noten to Chloé and Alexander Wang, models embraced their natural movement and soft curls.
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Once the cement dries, state regulators will conduct a site visit to officially confirm that the leak has ended.
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If the grant money dries up for that professor, he's not going to be as successful at the university.
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As Gordon notes, not every hair pattern is the same, meaning no two people's hair dries the same way.
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"As soon as the saliva dries up, you're left with residual bacteria, and that's what you're smelling," she says.
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Then I put on a clay face mask, and while it dries I quickly tidy my room and bathroom.
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Without new buyers to replace the baby boomers who are aging out and cashing in, the market dries up.
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Two hours without Chapstick and my perfect statement lip dries out and turns into a weird, prune-like pucker.
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What are the odds Milo flips over to truth-telling liberal lion -- ala Brock -- when this gig dries up?
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Dries Van Noten, who founded the Belgian fashion label, will maintain a minority stake in the brand, Puig said.
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It dries my hair so much faster and with much smoother results than any other dryer I have used!
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Water slides right off and the cap dries quickly, and it's held together by a secure, silicone rubber band.
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Also on target were Dries Mertens and Michy Batshuayi after the visitors had taken a surprise 1-0 lead.
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Even if his fundraising dries up, Carson can likely still ride on fumes as long as he cuts spending.
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Ice pops give us life in the summer when the sun dries us up like starfish out of water.
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Pros: Dries hair quickly, light weight, quiet, comes with three attachments, long cord length, good warrantyCons: High price point
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"After they ejaculate some of the semen remains in the urethra where it thickens and dries out," says Siegel.
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When a warmer climate dries them out, though, peatlands can ignite and burn for months, years, or even decades.
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"Unlike hair color that stops processing after 45 minutes, bleach can continue bleaching until it dries out," he says.
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WATCHING PAINT DRY I've learned quite a lot about her technique, how fast the paint dries in the Southwest.
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Texture-wise, it feels like a traditional foundation so it's slightly creamy, and dries down to a natural finish.
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Plus, the mat itself dries quickly so you don't have to worry about it staying sopping wet all day.
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The Vdomus Non-slip Microfiber Shag Bathroom Mat absorbs moisture, dries quickly, won't slip, and is built to last.
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Dry vegetation is more likely to ignite and burn, especially as it dries out even more in summer months.
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This year alone Ermenegildo Zegna bought control of Thom Browne, while Puig acquired majority control of Dries Van Noten.
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Near the end of our conversation, Hannibal showed me how he dries his prison uniform on a contraband clothesline.
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Running the heat to keep the house warm also dries it out — and can dry out our sinuses, too.
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It's very long and very '70s, with some real big blow-dries going on and huge crests and things.
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So now more than ever, we should learn from these volcanoes, but maybe we'll wait until the lava dries.
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"Once the shorts finish covering, the demand dries up and it often leads to a sharp decline," he added.
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At Dries Van Noten, wool trousers ballooned with pleats and white shirts billowed with a crisp surplus of cotton.
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"Apparently the consistency of honey is that it gets tacky and then dries, so it's not slick," Williams said.
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It dries into a scab of resin, which is harvested and sold raw, or turned into oil or incense.
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The first spray dries into thin, hair-like structures so small that they aren't visible to the naked eye.
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So do Valentino, Vogue, Tiffany & Co., Manolo Blahnik, Gucci, Dries Van Noten and Zac Posen (to name a few).
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He laughed and then told me it wasn't Japanese at all, but by the Belgian designer Dries Van Noten.
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Another work is simply a stone wrapped in silk; elsewhere, an orchid wilts and dries in a tiny noose.
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Besides, Dyson says elsewhere that the model dries hands satisfactorily in a mere 12 seconds, so which is it?
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When your mouth dries out, your saliva can't do its job of keeping your mouth clean and kill bacteria.
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Programs from Medicare to flood insurance to food stamps will be at risk the moment President Trump's signature dries.
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The company said it was unable to access hard-hit areas until floodwaters recede and electric infrastructure dries out.
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As Kate Dries reported for The New York Times in 2013, trend pieces portrayed millennials as materialistic but cheap.
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You achieve it through smoking the sausage: the smoke dries out the skin, so it tightens around the filling.
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Also your roots all stay on the surface, so when you do stop watering the grass dries out quickly.
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That would help banks to issue new loans at a time when lending typically dries up, aggravating economic downturns.
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This process also dries up the layer right under the skin, preventing bacteria from attaching itself to the meat.
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Once it air-dries, I'm left with the texture and natural-looking bends I wish I had been born with.
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Work in three or four batches of each, alternating between dries and oil, until fully incorporated, about 1 minute. 4.
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If candidates cannot strike a winning chord in the early contests, Iowa and New Hampshire, the money often dries up.
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This environment also dries up the mucus in our nose that assists in smelling, making the food taste even blander.
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Additionally, in cooler conditions, wool dries much quicker than cotton — which is notorious for holding in moisture, and staying damp.
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You can find such stories of lonely astronomical infrastructure across the US. Sometimes the money for their operation dries up.
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It dries on clear and is activated once it comes in contact with light – truly a lifesaver in a bottle.
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FiberFix claims its glue dries ten times faster than other brands and cures almost instantly when exposed to blue light.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up AR/VR is the new hotness.
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We green-light passenger rail projects, only to mothball them once the money dries up, or the political winds shift.
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The areas reserved for the coffee spills are blocked off with liquid frisket, a watercolor product that dries into latex.
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I watch as the clay dries and starts to crack, and smudges of hot brown fat bubble at the seams.
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It's when the narrative dries up or goes astray that the images, however wondrous, tend to get stranded and stuck.
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It weighs less than a pound and dries my hair 5 times faster than any other hair dryer I've used.
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In the summer when the ground dries, Cox said Canadian drillers usually add to the number of rigs they operate.
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Showrunner Caroline Dries told INSIDER it was important for them to make sure Gotham's new hero was wearing practical footwear.
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It's an acne spot treatment that dries out whiteheads while you sleep so they're virtually gone by the next morning.
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Mouth breathing or snoring, such as from sleep apnea, further dries out the mouth, making your breath even more foul.
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As the air descends from the higher elevations toward the coast, it warms and dries, leading to extremely low humidity.
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It's a kind of snapdragon, and when its fruit dries up, the fruit has a little resemblance to a skull.
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It's not so bad, though, because the product dries down to a non-transferable finish in less than 10 minutes.
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I didn't read it before, but I read it now, and it says that it cleans and dries your brushes.
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Like its name, the formula dries down to a soft matte finish, so it looks realistic and not mask-like.
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In their globe-making studio, strips of paper with sections of world maps hang from the ceiling while paint dries.
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Or I put it in another trap that dries the litter out, and the spiders fall down to the bottom.
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Gel nail technology, introduced in the United States in the 1980s, dries much faster and lasts longer than standard polish.
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They live in Nyakanga, a hilly village south of Lake Victoria where corn dries quickly and harvest is often scarce.
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Fountain-pen ink looks beautiful as it dries, since it often has shading, or color variations, and sometimes shifting iridescence.
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If you're using disinfectant wipes, you may be able to skip this step depending on how quickly the liquid dries.
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Dries Mertens in, Ousmane Dembele out as Belgium tries to shake things up with the first substitution of the game.
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Once again the ball pinged around the area for Belgium and this time it came out straight to Dries Mertens.
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Dries Mertens scored from a long pass in the 21st minute before Lovren's header from a corner tied the score.
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Scrunch artistically, but let some of the glue remain exposed as it dries: This will keep the Koozie in place.
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As the earth dries out, it sinks, cracking buildings and forming sudden craters like the one that appeared on Jan.
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As the name suggests, it's a liquid lipstick and lip stain fusion that dries matte and stays put all day.
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The formula is quite sheer with a liquidy, slightly gel-like texture that blends like a dream and dries matte.
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"But if our money dries up as a family, I will instantly take them out and marry them," she said.
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And at Dries Van Noten, animal bone and teeth on a simple cord complemented oversize knitwear and slim-cut bluejeans.
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As the potatoes roast, that slurry dries and crisps, forming a craggy crust that gives the potatoes a hefty crunch.
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It's an acne spot treatment that dries out whiteheads while you sleep so they're virtually gone by the next morning.
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Probably the fanciest thing I've worn is a Dries Van Noten jacket that somebody who works in fashion gave me.
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Almost. The downside is that the product smells like vinegar until it dries down, which can be off-putting for some.
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Meanwhile, the company is watching as what had been booming Chinese demand for the American-made Mustang "pony car" dries up.
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So look on the bright side: Climate change-driven avalanches will only continue until climate change dries up all the snow.
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Dries Depoorter In the small town of Fredericton, Canada, a woman crosses a quiet intersection in front of a church cathedral.
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"I have this really cool Dries van Noten pearl bib thing that I bought a couple years ago," Duff, 30, says.
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Pure salt is usually left behind when a lake dries and disappears, but these are mineral salts mixed in with sediment.
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The date at which the money dries up is a familiar source of dread for every project leader in the field.
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Tropical cyclones lift a huge volume of air into the upper levels of the atmosphere, where the air cools and dries.
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But groundwater, Famiglietti says, is more like a retirement account: it's what the state depends on when income inevitably dries out.
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Unless global trade dries up completely (devastating the economy for everyone, as in the 1930s), companies will still face foreign competition.
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In another, his uncle dries rows of squid, carefully folded like shirts over a clothesline on the roof of their house.
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Caribou jerky dries on a tray suspended from the kitchen ceiling, and a wood-burning stove makes the living room cozy.
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"Trehalose is thought to form a glass-like solid when it dries that helps protect cells and their components," he said.
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After it dries, Witman lays the greenery on the paper and sets it in the sun for up to an hour.
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According to them, the masa dries out and the corn flavor starts to dissipate when it is chilled in the fridge.
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Dries Mertens broke the deadlock with a crashing volley and Romelu Lukaku's double made the scoreline more reflective of Belgium's superiority.
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As expected, my feet were still wet after the water drained out, but not for long — the Climacool material dries quickly.
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But its overreliance on one industry making a non-essential product means business dries up very quickly during an economic downturn.
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" He added: "This is causing irreparable harm, especially — when it dries out — in the lower section of the mosaics and tiling.
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But the fires are only getting more frequent and more serious as climate change warms and dries certain wine-growing regions.
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Tommy John makes its version with cooling pima cotton that dries five times faster, keeping you cooler than other undershirt would.
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It doesn't take too long to reach that "longer than necessary" point since the towel quickly absorbs water and dries itself.
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The impact on exports will be more evident after a couple of months when the supply chain dries up, Sud said.
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But the new look — taking inspiration from Alice Cooper (Marc Jacobs) and Marchesa Casati (Dries Van Noten) — is far from sultry.
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Givenchy Encre Interdite 24 Hour Lip Stain, $33, is also a waterproof liquid lip ink that dries in seconds while setting.
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As the Colorado River dries up, the Carlsbad plant represents an attempt to secure an independent water supply for the area.
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In Gbamu Gbamu, Rukayat Lawal works at Kadet Agro, a small business that dries cocoa beans in a large metal machine.
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It was the designer Dries Van Noten, who complimented him, saying he had watched Ruby's show online over and over again.
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At some point — we are not sure how close we are to this critical tipping point — the entire ecosystem dries out.
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" 19 rue Chapon — A.B. Dries Van Noten "Before all brand-name stores were carefully curated, there was this one, in Paris.
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The clues were there in fashion presentations for the spring 2017 season by labels from J. Crew to Dries Van Noten.
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She walked the red carpet wearing a Dries Van Noten look, which included a feathered top, dark skirt, and fuchsia gloves.
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Researchers cite a possible reason: The aid spigot dries up for the organizations that provide contraceptive services to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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"We consider Vesper Fairchild to be the sardonic Voice of Gotham," showrunner Caroline Dries told The Hollywood Reporter in a statement.
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Dries Van Noten made one for spring 2019, which was then replicated by Frankie Shop and copied all over the place.
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Only when the money dries up will the loyalty of the men in Kim's inner circle be compromised and cut away.
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A Dries Van Noten midi-length dress will always be draped in just the right way, so that it allows the illusion of a waist without actually defining it; a Dries Van Noten skirt, a straight sheath of lightweight silk, will always be slim enough to just skim over the hips, but not so slim that it impedes movement.
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It starts out as a thick, fluffy mousse and dries to a peel-off mask that gently lifts away dead skin cells.
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Ballpoint pens rely on a tube of ink that's thicker and dries more quickly than the ink a fountain pen would use.
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We want to get her used to the area so that once it dries out, she can come mountain biking with us.
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As licensing revenue dries up in the traditional avenues everyone from James Brown to Photek have pimped out their music to games.
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If you've never seen Big Little Lies, you may have seen one of Caroline Dries' shows, because she's created several successful ones.
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This is not some philanthropic thing that's going to go on for a year and when the funding dries up it's done.
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The kwacha is likely to lose ground versus the greenback next week as the supply of dollars in the market dries up.
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The farm land around the village gets flooded, ruining the crops, and then later dries out, leaving people with hardly any food.
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This has also increased the risk of frequent and more devastating wildfires, as prolonged heat dries soil and turns vegetation into tinder.
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Chef Dries Molkens showed off some of the lesser-known Belgian cuisine while giving me a tour of the Belgian ambassador's residence.
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"The cowl has always been tricky because Ruby has to go in and get her head molded and then fitted," said Dries.
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Instead, a catch is suspended from the eaves of a house, like wind chimes on a porch, where it dries and ferments.
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"Some of the fish were dead; some were dying," said Ho Huu Sia, 67, who buys and dries fish for a living.
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An animal drops dead, the blood pools at the bottom of the carcass, it bloats, and the skin dries out and splits.
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But don't let that scare you off — it dries down to a surprisingly non-greasy finish and absorbs to be fairly undetectable.
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Platforms are a major fall '19 trend, spotted on runways aplenty for top brands such as Gucci, Givenchy, and Dries Van Noten.
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If you have short hair or fine hair that dries quickly, you may want to lower both the heat and speed settings.
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The water flowing from the Colorado River is so overused that the river bed dries out before even reaching the California Gulf.
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As this migratory rest stop dries, and the relative salt content in the remaining water increases, thousands of birds will be endangered.
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What's more is that it dries super fast and the excess pigment around your nails washes off easily with soap and water.
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The switch to solar power will save the agency $1.5 million per year and function even if funding dries out, UNHCR said.
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It feels weightless, goes on incredibly smooth, and dries down to a satin-y finish that looks and feels like your skin.
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I like that it provides your rear with a warm seat, thoroughly cleans down there, and dries you off when you're done.
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In nearly all cases, Ms. Harris paints in her studio on canvas, which she dries and varnishes before her works are installed.
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The purchase of Dries Van Noten underscores Puig's commitment to developing its portfolio of fashion brands alongside its lifestyle and fragrance businesses.
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He has just 223 touches of the ball — Dries Mertens, who came on 290 minutes ago, already has 214 — and one shot.
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It lives up to its nonskid name even after a thorough soaking, dries quickly and thoroughly, and it's available in 12 colors.
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In January, a few models with prominent tattoos were part of the Comme des Garçons, Dries Van Noten and Haider Ackermann shows.
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A year later, Dries Van Noten, Ann Demeulemeester, Dirk Van Saene, Dirk Bikkembergs and Marina Yee would join the class below him.
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It gets its name from the Randi Albert Calderwood Cropping Center, a facility near the Vermont cheesemaker that dries bales of hay.
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The 33-foot printer pipes out a concrete mix that hardens when it dries, building the walls one layer at a time.
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And he couldn't resist making a Björk reference at Dries Van Noten (because every fashion week requires at least one Björk reference).
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Pour the dries on top of the wets and use the dough hook attachment to mix on low speed for 4 minutes.
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The best that can be done is to educate consumers in the hopes that the business dries up and is no longer lucrative.
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This demonstration of surveillance-turned-art, titled "Jaywalking," presents the sort of uncomfortably easy privacy invasion that Dries Depoorter has made his trademark.
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Then, the pro pulls each section taut as he blow dries it with the Dyson Supersonic dryer, with a narrow nozzle pointed downwards.
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"The best way to describe it would be … standing in a huge puddle of concrete that basically dries instantly," he told CBS News.
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I worry about the technical breach in the short term, but once the shares stabilize and trading volume dries up, I'm a buyer.
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Like any gold rush, feel free to go for it, but understand the nature of the gold rush — eventually the gold dries up.
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"Once you withhold, it sits in the rectum and dries out, sitting there almost like a plug," Dr. Gurland said, exacerbating the constipation.
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Christophe Lemaire deftly balanced his creased-front trousers with tailored coats, while Dries Van Noten paired a double-breasted blazer with generous trousers.
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In any case, the laughter eventually dries up in "Clever Little Lies," when during that drinks gathering Billy's secret pops into the open.
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This polyester, machine-washable shirt also wicks and dries sweat efficiently, even allowing you to wear it to the gym on colder days.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up Virtual, augmented and mixed reality have a competition problem.
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If you find that your A-C or fan dries out the air to an uncomfortable degree, you can always get a humidifier.
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"Also, the soil receives more solar radiation and dries out faster," said lead author Clifton Sabajo of the University of Gottingen in Germany.
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She uses it on her naturally wavy hair, because as she air-dries, she gets that separation and that's her air drying product.
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For the majority of us, washing with excess cleansers dries out our hair, makes color fade faster, and doesn't provide any additional benefits.
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Artist Dries Depoorter and developer David Surprenant were inspired by the experience of getting lost in a city because of a dead battery.
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Australia's gone mad for fintech, but whether it will prove the country's golden ticket as the mining boom dries up is another question.
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Wells are growing steadily deeper as groundwater dries up, yet there has been no effort to persuade farmers to plant less thirsty crops.
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Between studies, she spent three years running the London Embroidery Studio, and spent one season as a design assistant at Dries Van Noten.
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If the pond dries up or food runs out, or a newt suffers from too many leeches, it can move back to land.
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Also, the "TechnoButter" neoprene rejects water so well that it stays light even when wet, and it dries much faster than most suits.
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That means I can put on less mask for the same results, and it dries in five minutes rather than a half-hour.
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This mode is ideal when you're in a hurry or have to try to keep kids off of the carpet as it dries.
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But Dutch visual artist Dries Verhoeven took an innovative approach to throwback device, using it to advocate for homeless populations in the Netherlands.
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I can't wash my hair every day, and I don't [lather] all the way to the ends because it dries my hair out.
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Scrub Daddy's innovative sponge is our top pick because it's effective, has good scrubbing power, and dries fast to avoid mold and mildew.
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Romelu Lukaku brings down a ball just outside the box and taps it to Dries Mertens, who fires one to the right corner.
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The chef Jeremiah Langhorne, of the Dabney restaurant in Washington, buys fresh Aleppo peppers from Virginia greenhouses, then dries and grinds them himself.
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Tens of thousands of workers could be affected by the furloughs as demand dries up for travel because of the growing coronavirus pandemic.
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And then, on Thursday, Dries Van Noten revealed that he had sold a majority stake in his business to the Spanish group Puig.
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"We are beyond excited to partner with Dries Van Noten and his team," said Marc Puig, the chairman and chief executive of Puig.
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It's all Belgium as Dries Mertens fires again at the keeper and then goes down in the box and appealed for a penalty.
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Even with 1 million barrels a day of Libyan oil off the market, the world is still well supplied as demand dries up.
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That means when the ink dries on the coming peace accord, the Afghan public, in large numbers, will need to enthusiastically endorse it.
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"You could literally smell the death in the air as the water dries up and the sun comes out," survivor Sharon Rolle said.
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As it dries, fine dust from the lake bed blows into the air, which has been linked to childhood asthma and other illnesses.
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It's probably happened to you: You're in a relationship, the sex is great, and then—for one reason or another—it dries up.
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When shorter, her hair air dries with a very slight wave and she adds in a little pomade or styling cream and can go.
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While the liquid looks pink in the compact, when you apply it onto skin, it goes on translucent and dries to a matte finish.
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Caption: Belgian artist Dries Depoorter's "Jaywalking" installation automatically catches jaywalkers in webcam footage and gives users the choice to report them to the police.
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To enable her leaves to stand the toll of time, she preserves them, and then dries them for six months, before finally framing them.
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Click here to view original GIFThe brush attachment dries your hair while you comb it, so you only have one styling tool to wrangle.
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As the mask dries, there's a pleasant, tightening sensation as the anti-aging superfoods cleanse the skin of any pore-clogging dirt and debris.
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A fun fact about water-based lube: It dries out much faster than someone who is having sex for the first time might expect.
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Even families with working wells can't always drink the water — chemicals from fertilizers and sewage concentrate in the remaining water as the well dries.
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If you ask designer Dries Van Noten what he's learned in his career, he'll tell you it's that he (still) doesn't know that much.
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It's kind of like giving you that texture that your hair has when you get out of the water and it dries really great.
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Because it's made of protein and sugar molecules known as mucin, hagfish mucous doesn't dries out and harden over time—it stays all gooey.
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Annaliese & Kamil Annaliese dries her tears and hops on a date with Kamil, the model who barely appeared on Becca's season of The Bachelorette.
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Coffee rings are darker at the edges than in the middle, whereas whisky dries into complex ridge pattern at the bottom of a glass.
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This eau de parfum features a burst of tangerine and freesia, and then dries down to a warm, musky blend of amber and sandalwood.
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It's received 4 out of 5 stars on Amazon, with users saying that it cleans and dries quickly and that it's easy to assemble.
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Yet even as overall emigration to the west dries up, eastern cities are sucking educated people away from already struggling small towns and villages.
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Whether your faucet leaks, goes into overdrive, or just dries up when you're anxious, it's clear that the mind and bladder are intricately connected.
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When the economy tanks -- as it had when Obama took office -- Americans' discretionary income evaporates, access to financing dries up and RV sales halt.
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"You go to a store like Barneys and they're expecting you to be priced lower than Dries Van Noten," Ukpo, of Stranger boutique, said.
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Some complain that it dries their skin out too much, which zinc oxide tends to do, and many others had trouble rubbing it in.
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"The real reason [to reveal Alice's identity] is because that relationship is what's, to me, the most unique part of the show," said Dries.
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The ink is a school-approved black, and it dries almost instantly to avoid any smudges as you frantically take notes in science class.
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Your skin becomes more sensitive to UV light, making you more susceptible to skin cancerYour skin dries out because moisture is harder to retain
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Allow plenty of time to peruse the five floors full of fashion industry favorites like Vetements, Rick Owens, Dries Van Noten and Junya Watanabe.
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He's partial to Tom Ford, Gucci, "bits of Fendi" and Dries Van Noten, and when he finds something he likes, he buys in multiples.
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I'm someone who only washes (and thus dries) their hair once a week, but I'll be packing my Dyson when I travel going forward.
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The Rusk CTC Lite is our top pick because it dries hair quickly without damaging it while still being lightweight and easy to hold.
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The Rusk CTC Lite is a lightweight hair dryer that works on all hair types and dries quickly, leaving you with salon quality results.
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Our top pick is the Hurley Quick Dry rash guard because it's lightweight, looks decent, comes with UPF 50 sun protection, and dries quickly.
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She likes lavash, but it dries out quickly, so you'll want to move fast after dangling it over the stove for a few seconds.
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"Your curls — whether curly, wavy, straight, or kinky — are constantly exposed to sun, which dries out the hair and leaves it brittle," Leatherwood says.
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Even so, it remains unclear whether airlines will still fly the routes if passenger demand from European nationals dries up because of the ban.
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In a pivotal moment, Issa quit her job at We Got Y'all, the nonprofit she worked for, in a bold Dries Van Noten blazer.
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"We wanted to do something positive with a low battery," Dries Depoorter, the Belgium-based creator of the app, told me in an email.
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Reliable stars, residents say, include a woman in the curtainless unit on West 23rd Street who regularly blow-dries her hair in the nude.
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Martian soil is very dense and dries out quickly — perhaps better for making bricks than growing plants, which have trouble pushing their roots through.
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The sale of Dries Van Noten to Puig raises some pretty big questions about the current fashion system and whether bigger is always better.
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"Surfers have a different relationship with the sea," said Joao Carlines, a retired fisherman who now dries fish on the beach for a living.
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Nim's dries fruits into snacks served up like potato chips, operating out of a former metal shop in this industrial enclave east of London.
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You can buy them in droves from dozens of services online, or even from a coin-operated vending machine created by artist Dries Depoorter.
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If they encounter an aggressive or fearful situation, their "fight or flight" response includes a bump in adrenaline, which dries their mouth and nose.
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Puerto Ricans are the first to say they can improvise — resolver — when a drought dries them up or a terrible storm knocks them down.
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In recent years, there had only been one similar partnership, when Christian Lacroix collaborated with Dries Van Noten for one show — just one season.
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On Wednesday, Belgian designer Dries Van Noten and French designer Christian Lacroix presented a "fantastical bromance" in the form on a spring 2020 collection.
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The raises show how investors are funding companies that focus on e-commerce advertising even as funding for adtech and media companies dries up.
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Programs like these are not considered the E.R.'s core business, so they often rely on grants — and they end if funding dries up.
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This fabric dries in a third of the time it takes for cotton to dry, so it absorbs and then evaporates your night sweats.
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During the transformation, oxygen comes from within the big bubble and the air outside as the foam dries and becomes less of a barrier.
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The ink is a professor-approved black, and it dries almost instantly to avoid any smudges as you frantically take notes in science class.
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The special strain keeps chlorophyll, the green pigment in plants that causes light absorption during photosynthesis, present after the grass itself dies or dries.
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That is, unless the soil warms up and dries out, at which point all of that carbon is liable to escape back to the atmosphere.
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The Avalanche got into a big hole when Sheldon Dries (tripping) and J.T. Compher (hooking) took penalties 48 seconds apart midway through the first period.
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Dries Mertens curled in a free kick in the 51st minute, Arkadiusz Milik swept home a penalty and Mertens struck again just before the hour.
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The industry's biggest designers (Dries Van Noten, Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu) show here, as do the brightest rising talent (Each x Other, Ottolinger, Marques' Almeida).
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And it's not like I have a 5 year contract for my work, so I may make the jig and then the work dries up.
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When the splashing is done for the day, the material dries quickly, too, helping ensure the baby stays warm and comfortable out of the water.
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The artist seals the bundles shut, dries them and then empties the sand from a slit at the bottom — so that they actually contain nothing.
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It goes on smoothly (but dries extremely quickly), is easy to control, and never feels heavy, despite the fact that one coat gives opaque coverage.
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The business, with franchises across the country, specializes in low-moisture carpet cleaning that dries quicker than steam cleaning — usually in one to two hours.
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Hundreds of pounds of moose shit flows through her house, where she dries it, waterproofs it, paints it, and packages it for her eager customers.
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Instead, this LA-based shop stocks high-end apparel for men and women from designers like Dries Van Noten, Sandy Liang, Isabel Marant, and others.
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As the branches form, heat is produced which dries out nearby surfaces, causing the paths to continuously change direction towards more of the conductive solution.
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"If liquidity dries up there are more fails and banks are more cautious when it comes to making the market," one of the sources said.
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The exhibition will explore how designers such as Christian Dior, Dries van Noten, and Philip Treacy draw inspiration from the beauty and power of nature.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up VR will be big, AR will be bigger (and take longer).
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I dry the hair on low heat, without touching it with the brush, so I can really see how the hair dries on its own.
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This is the most basic of basic lubes you can get—a water-based liquid with a "natural" feel that dries up on you quickly.
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As human settlements push further into wilderness, as that wilderness warms and dries with climate change, the risk to people and property will only grow.
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Huge credit goes to Dries Buytaert and Matt Mullenweg; without their leadership and the communities they spawned, the open web would be much worse off.
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On the models feet were the most Dries-like designs: clogs and mules featured curved heels and came in yellows and pinks, among other shades.
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The fragrance created with Elbaz marks the second time Frederic Malle has worked with a designer, having collaborated with Belgium's Dries van Noten in 2013.
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They not only sounded alarms about the supposed dangers of unlicensed blow dries, they transparently complained that unlicensed people were going to take their jobs.
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The grout dries and the piece is cleaned to reveal an entirely new floor — one that will add that special, custom touch to a home.
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INSIDER spoke with showrunner Caroline Dries about bringing the LGBTQ character to life and why Ruby Rose is the right person to play the heroine.
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Software is only coming because of first-party funding; once that dries up, I am concerned that there won't be a large enough install base.
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But such was the case with Dries Van Noten, whose clothes managed to be both utterly grounded and a little fantastical at the same time.
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Some factories in Guangdong - China's export hub - have shut earlier than usual ahead of the long Lunar New Year holiday as new business dries up.
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A dryer like the Dyson Supersonic ($400) dries the hair faster with lower heat and is the tool Mr. Gray often uses on gray hair.
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Or tap on the panel showing the Minnesota Timberwolves player Andrew Wiggins dressed for practice in a Dries Van Noten bomber and jeans from Amiri.
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Researchers are attributing at least part of the difference to climate change, because in a warming world vegetation dries out faster and burns more easily.
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On a roof in Denmark, they might bake in the sun before the water dries up, essentially trapping them in a state of delicate normalcy.
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Dries Van Noten's latest collection was a surprise collaboration with the French couturier and costumer Christian Lacroix — a secret ultimately revealed at the show's end.
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Paris Fashion Week marked a few important milestones: The designer Dries Van Noten held his 100th runway show, a celebratory marker of a brilliant career.
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For an even more subtle appearance, you can blot the product with a tissue or paper towel before it dries to sheer the color out.
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But if the first works, the second dries up, because there will be no more annual taxes to collect from the billionaires we have abolished.
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Second, as money dries up, the balance of power may shift from the founders to investors, reducing the tolerance for supervoting shares and crony boards.
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Look at Dries Van Noten or Raf Simons and the fact that the growth of men's wear has outpaced that of women's wear for years.
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Dries started the play by poking the puck off the stick of Los Angeles forward Tyler Toffoli, allowing Calvert to get loose on a breakaway.
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Funding for the federal government dries up at the end of September, forcing Congress to move a stopgap spending bill just weeks before the Nov.
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It's as simple as wearing a V-neck sweater over a shirt, like in these runway looks from Louis Vuitton, Dries Van Noten and Prada.
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Dries Mertens had a penalty saved by City goalkeeper Ederson Moraes in the first half, and Amadou Diawara scored with his attempt in the 73rd.
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In one scene, he bathes her in a waterfall after she has wound up in the mud and dries her with his own deep breaths.
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As the spring fades and summer dries the pools where the Eubranchipuses spent their salad days, the mature females produce special eggs with thicker shells.
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"A program is given money to start up and it's funded for one year, and then all of a sudden the money dries up," Marczak said.
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We have Thom Browne to thank, in part, for that, but other labels who got the memo included Loewe, Givenchy, Dries Van Noten, and Victoria Beckham.
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Hope wanes in the disillusionment phase as money dries up, jobs return slowly if they do at all, and the rest of the world moves on.
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Within 10 minutes, you see the results you're looking for — kaolin clay dries, tightens, and you know little specks of oil are coming to the surface.
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Dries Van Noten by Lannoo Publishers is out now, exclusively via Barneys New York, and available for pre-order elsewhere (including a limited-edition slipcase version).
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It drips as it dries in a way that reminds me of a Vlada Haggerty lip pic, making it more challenging to apply than other masks.
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If liquidity dries up the ECB can conduct "outright monetary transactions"—buying a government's bonds on secondary markets—although it has not used the scheme yet.
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Once wet, it dries hard — meaning the cast must then be sawed off with the aid of bandage scissors, a ruler, and an electronic cast saw.
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While it dries, set up a shallow bowl of dye in a shade or two darker than the original, and add a tablespoon of olive oil.
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As the trickle of information about the president's health, which used to include photographs of meetings in London, dries up, some are questioning the official narrative.
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These storms transfer extra heat to the upper atmosphere, where the winds fan the heat exhaust northward, where the air then descends, dries out and warms.
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The liner goes on really smooth and dries down to a semi-matte finish, and it's an inky black color that adds depth to my lashline.
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Best For Edge Control"Got2b's gel is great because it really holds and gives shine without going flakey after it dries," celeb hairstylist Vernon François says.
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True to its name, the CND Vinylux Long Wear Polish stays chip-free for at least five days, dries quickly, and leaves nails looking professionally manicured.
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Pros: Inexpensive, great value, dries quickly, 30 color options, easy to applyCons: Chips easily, strong smell, hard to remove, requires specific top coat for best results
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That is, until her sparkle-embedded Gucci sunglasses caught the sun and sprayed starbursts above the shaggy lamb's wool collar of her Dries Van Noten coat.
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Run your hands through this really soft sand which sticks to itself, never dries out and won't leave a mess wherever you decide to use it.
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Pros: fragrance-free, waterproof, easy to apply, ergonomic grip, safe to use for those with sensitive eyes and contacts Cons: shoppers say it dries out quickly
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It dries hair quickly, can tamp down frizz better than any styling product, and depending on your dexterity, can also help straighten or curl your hair.
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Thanks to brands like Saint Laurent, Dries van Noten, and Gucci, satin variations are becoming the trend of choice, especially those that are embroidered or meshed.
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Most economists expect it to turn negative next year, when the pipeline of projects dries out and state investments are set for another 2431 percent fall.
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Stocks plummet, jobs disappear, spending dries up, and the subsequent anxiety that permeates through markets is powerful enough to cripple even the most optimistic of forecasts.
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Hot designers rise and hot designers fall, but season in and season out, there is always Dries Van Noten: the man, the museum show, the fragrance.
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Our pick for the best bath mat is the Luxe Fibersoft from West Elm, which feels super soft and plush, soaks up moisture, and dries quickly.
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Dries Van Noten is in a corner illuminated by a red light, a reference to the Paris tunnel where the designer showed his collection last February.
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In June, the Spanish luxury group Puig acquired a majority stake in Dries Van Noten, one of Europe's last outstanding independent labels, for an undisclosed price.
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If that market dries up, which it had been doing in the United States, that could seriously damage companies' abilities to remain liquid and in business.
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Not only does this clear top coat create a sleek, shiny finish to your manicure, but it dries quickly without the need for a UV light.
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Investors have advised founders to slash headcount to stay afloat and hunker down with at least 2 years' of runway in case venture capital dries up.
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Photo Focus is a creamy, medium-coverage foundation that applies beautifully, blends out smoothly and dries with a matte finish that stays shine-free throughout wear.
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At Dries Van Noten, the hairstylist Sam McKnight placed thin ostrich feathers along the part line — barely detectable from far away, but incredibly cool up close.
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When the water they live in dries up, killifish eggs drop into a hibernation-like state, able to revive and hatch months later if water returns.
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It dries smooth with little tackiness, and the lavender-scented one (I tried both that and the unscented one) has a pleasant, mild smell—nothing overpowering.
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His financial situation spurs him to take every gig and teaching job he's offered, so this memecrafting is relegated to free periods when work dries up.
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For his spring men's collection, Dries Van Noten used Technicolor prints by the Danish interior designer Verner Panton on a range of clashing shirts and jackets.
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Although Asha Urban Baths offers towels for rent, you can bring your own too — the Packtowl Personal comes with a pouch and dries quickly between uses.
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The announcement comes as airlines around the world grapple with a massive loss of business as demand for air travel dries up amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The adtech industry already was facing consolidation as outside funding dries up and companies scramble to get profitable, and this new pressure could accelerate that consolidation.
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Rick Owens provided black bucket hats and fans; Dries Van Noten supplied battery-operated fans; and there were icy cooling packs at the Issey Miyake show.
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Temporary staffing levels: Temp workers are, by definition, flexible — companies hire them when they need help quickly and get rid of them when demand dries up.
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An intensifying economic conflict between America and China could mean the flow of Chinese technology and know-how across borders dries up, hampering mitigation efforts elsewhere.
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It's also refillable, so when the damp end dries out and has no more solution inside, you can refill it with more cleaning solution from Häns.
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An absorbent, microfiber towel that dries quickly, like the Packtowl Personal, which stuffs down into its carrying pouch, is great both in and after the sauna.
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Rain caused more grass to grow in places it ordinarily wouldn't, and when summer temperatures regularly top 100 degrees, that grass dries out and becomes kindling.
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But all the stakeholders are worried now about how the change will force them to fundamentally change when critical data used to target ads dries up.
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One of Roma's finest players, Radja Nainggolan, is Belgian; so too is one of Napoli's, Dries Mertens, and, in Yannick Ferreira Carrasco, one of Atlético Madrid's.
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When Xylella fastidiosa, which dries out the plants' leaves, was diagnosed in Puglia in 2013, it was the first time it had been found in Europe.
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IN THE COUNTRY of Belgium, in the meadows outside Antwerp, in a garden stalky with delphiniums, the fashion designer Dries Van Noten is considering a rose.
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Rubén Grilo developed Everfresh Paint, an oil paint that never dries, and Tamen Pérez made a few very wet paintings out of it for the show.
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When water is lost, the skin dries out, which can lead to both dehydration and increased oil production — the kind you'll need to carry blotting papers for.
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While sleeping at a laundromat as a single pair of underwear tumble dries, Villanelle's medication is stolen, leaving her gaping wound open to all kinds of infection.
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St. Vincent, aka Annie Clark, reclines on a purple set with the aforementioned swan; sings into a burning bushel of greens; and dries her nails while smoking.
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The app is an "art project", says co-creator Dries Depoorter — the artist half of the team behind Die With Me, along with web dev, David Surprenant.
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Aside from its sexy name, the brand-new formula will offer a lightweight, full-coverage finish that dries into a matte — with no shine to be seen.
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Sunscreen that then dries to a rock hard shell that essentially requires you to rip off the top layer of your skin in order to remove it.
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They also erode the quality of neighborhoods; when an oceanfront area turns into a fortress, people lose their connections to the water, and street life dries up.
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Both private and publicly funded fusion are in a race against the clock to push the limits of fusion energy ever further before their funding dries up.
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Chef Inoue dries out the fugu fin for a day, then adds it to a cup of hot sake that gets set aflame when served to guests.
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Use a shampoo that can rid your scalp of oil, dirt, and product buildup, but not so much that it dries out the hair and skin excessively.
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READ: Monsoon may not solve India's drought crisis Crops die as Mekong river dries up Meanwhile, the Mekong River -- Southeast Asia's longest -- has fallen to record lows.
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Most of California's rain and snow falls in between October and March, which means that fire season peaks in the summer, as vegetation dies and dries out.
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Cage drying should be avoided for many reasons, if an untrained groomer cage dries a dog with a snub-nose (pugs, bulldogs, etc.) it can be dangerous.
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I rinse it all out, stepping out of the shower with truly nourished hair that dries soft and shiny, with fresh and full volume at the roots.
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Some sellers were the original owners of the plans, while others were serial buyers and sellers who sell their plan when demand occasionally dries and prices skyrocket.
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And if you have a bleeding wound, wait until it dries, as sharks do smell blood in the water and may be tempted to investigate the source.
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Once members of a group decide that they can't stand to be in the same room as each other, the magic stops and the money dries up.
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It's housed in an opaque, white bottle to prevent any UV damage to the formula, and it dries like a gel, but doesn't require acetone to remove.
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But as the TV on DVD market dries up, there's less and less room to release DVDs of the many classic shows that aren't available anywhere else.
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But, when the products come under pressure at the same time, watch how fast liquidity dries up, leaving a void on the bid side of the market.
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As history has shown, when housing activity dries up, it's usually a good indication the economic expansion will face additional headwinds as well, and sooner than later.
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The Danner Trail 2650 is sturdy enough to stand up to the rockiest of trails, but weighs far less and dries much faster than a traditional boot.
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Showrunner Carol Dries tells Insider they did that because she was afraid of it getting spoiled, especially for fans who may be familiar with the "Batwoman" comic.
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The Lemome A5 Wide Ruled Hardcover Writing Notebook is ideal for left-handed writers because of its extra-thick paper that dries quickly and prevents smudging.,Pros:Cons:
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As prolonged drought dries water reserves across Kenya, harvesting these fleeting wisps of water vapor near Masiodo's home has been a lifeline for his family and community.
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Alcohol dries out the skin, and adding it to something like witch hazel that already cleans out your oily pores will only irritate your skin even further.
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Military references ranged from the now-ubiquitous camouflage patterns to fairly literal interpretations of garments like greatcoats or cavalry tunics, as at Dries Van Noten and Balmain.
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The consistency was slimy, but easy to control, and I worked quickly to cover my brows in feather-like strokes, because it dries in about 15 seconds.
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The oil-free makeup goes on with a very light, natural feel, and then dries to a demi-matte finish that never looks too heavy or fake.
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CreditCreditAngelo Antolino for The New York Times NAPLES, Italy — When Dries Mertens scores Napoli's first goal, Stadio San Paolo's creaking stands rattle and shudder with the noise.
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One of my favorite jackets is a silver sari fabric style from Dries Van Noten that I bought in 2009 and have been wearing relentlessly ever since.
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Art Review Few truths about paint are more basic than this: it tends to go on wet, whether on canvas, furniture or buildings, and then it dries.
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And the Belgian makeup expert Peter Philips loved KiraKira+ so much that it inspired the beauty look he created for the Dries Van Noten spring 2018 show.
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Much as any rural craftsperson would have hundreds of years ago, O'Sullivan lives amid the materials of her work, which she harvests, sorts, dries and processes herself.
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Di Virgilio coolly rattled off the names of players he has met — Edinson Cavani, Marek Hamsik, Lorenzo Insigne, Dries Mertens, Mauro Icardi, Mario Balotelli — before trailing off.
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But it turns out that to wear matte lipstick, your lips cannot be even a tiny bit chapped, and it dries them out even if they aren't.
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Hand-washed clothing, especially silk, often dries with some wrinkles or crunchiness, but a once-over with a steamer will quickly bring back its suppleness and luster.
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Femininity in all its multiple meanings also came up at Alberta Ferretti, Prada, Lanvin, Paco Rabanne, Miu Miu, Chloé and Dries Van Noten (to name a few).
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A. It's understandable to be concerned about a chemical that dries out skin and hair and that has a smell that can linger long after a shower.
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You can find the same kind of oversize jackets to update your skinny Saint Laurent jeans this season at Martine Rose, Gosha Rubchinskiy and Dries Van Noten.
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It's especially tough when its environment dries out and it desiccates into what is known as a tun state, in which it reinforces its body with sugar.
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The company lends to tens of thousands of start-ups, riskier businesses that could fail in droves if a recession strikes or venture capital funding dries up.
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She then assisted the designer Dries Van Noten, before introducing her label in 2014 with support from Simon Burstein, son of the Browns boutique founder Joan Burstein.
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It's also great if you want a deeper tan all over your body, and dries superquickly and stays put until you warm-water and soap it off.
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This process cures the meat, and then it dries out a little more through natural curing in the same space we use for ham, in the cellar.
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Cory Booker being the most obvious -- insist they are staying in the race for the long haul, that gets harder and harder as the money dries up.
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Market Report The recent Dries Van Noten men's show featured rubber-soled plimsolls that conveyed a youthful spirit and paired well with creased trousers and muted blazers.
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Dries Van Noten also added others' labels to clothes in the 99th show of his career, situated in a tunnel in the rundown Porte de Versailles area.
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WarnerMedia and Disney will also be taking back some of their catalogs as they launch their own standalone services as licensed content dries up across the industry.
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Dries Van Noten — a classicist, rather than an avant-garde experimentalist — also used his suits to propose a new silhouette, and hence a new male body ideal.
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This Mashable's Choice Award-winning hair dryer is a best-in-class beauty tool featuring a bladeless blower that dries hair quickly and quietly *without* damaging it.
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On this episode of The VICE Guide To Right Now Podcast, VICE's features editor Kate Dries talks with Iovine about her poll results and what they uncovered.
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Ajith Nair, who advises institutional clients on fixed income investing at KPMG, said the ETF model had not been tested for an extreme scenario, where liquidity dries up.
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Consider, for example, "paper nylon," a Japanese nylon that crackles and crinkles like construction paper unless it gets wet, when it softens (and then dries back into stiffness).
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This lipstick goes on smoothly, is super-pigmented, and lasts for up to 16 hours, but it dries with a soft matte finish that's more subdued than glossy.
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A year ago, Paradise residents pledged to rebuild; now, as the money dries up, a lawsuit gears up, and disillusionment sets in, "for sale" signs dot the streets.
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I always use the Air Dry Créme because I don't blow-dry my hair when I'm not working, and it gives it a good texture when it dries.
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In the Sierra Nevada, earlier snowmelt leads to more wildfires as it leads to a bumper crop of fast-growing vegetation that then dries out in the summer.
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The thicker, pale-green conditioner is also gentle and lightweight, but it still manages to hydrate and detangle dry brittle ends, so your hair air-dries super soft.
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FINANCING DRIES UP Delegates also noted the difficulty of getting financing for their businesses, working capital and further investments, and some were pessimistic on the coal industry's longevity.
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When her biography-writing career dries up, Lee uses her wit to imitate the distinct voices of iconic writers, like Dorothy Parker and Noël Coward, in forged letters.
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Your face feels like cement after it dries, and you will have redness afterwards, but I've watched my blemishes disappear after a few days when I use it.
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Yannick Carrasco and Dries Mertens had danced past lesser opposition in support of Eden Hazard and striker Romelu Lukaku but the Samurai Blue's pressing left them at sea.
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The fun doesn't stop when the bottle is empty ... because after Hallie dries off, she slips into a bra and panties and dances around as confetti rains down.
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Most smallholders belong to a co-operative, which skins, ferments and dries the coffee beans before passing them on to a miller that finishes the processing and grading.
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The capital needed to pursue these expensive undertakings dries up due to the lack of adequate returns on the investment and the excess regulations of the government bureaucracy.
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LIL BUCK The way the paint dries, it feels like you're going to crack it if you break character — like if you smile when you're not supposed to.
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If the global economy continues to slow — which looks like a real possibility — these companies won't be able to issue more debt as free cash flow dries up.
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Dries: We're not putting her really in a specific existing world apart from the world, I guess you could call it the Elegy world that Greg Rucka created.
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But before the ink dries, here's one more metal that the Trump team should be considering that would bring benefits to the western part of the U.S.: copper.
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The researchers suggested it could be because the cold air dries out the mucous membranes, which line your eyes, ears, and the insides of your mouth and nose.
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While the original "Iced Flowers" staging was more experimental, he adds, "this time, collaborating with Dries and his world, my work became much more certain and strong." video
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People who are seeing their work interrupted or canceled -- like drivers, delivery workers, planners, vendors and designers -- are expecting to see their income suffer as work dries up.
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I partnered with Debi Greenberg, who is the owner of Louis Boston, who's known for launching brands to the United States such as Dries Van Noten and Marni.
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Even with a bidet that dries you, you may still want to use toilet paper to check the bidet's work to ensure you are truly clean down there.
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The French perfume creator Frédéric Malle, for example, crafted Dries Van Noten par Frédéric Malle ($225) as an antidote to the biting winters in Van Noten's native Belgium.
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The worst time of year to go is the summer: Daytime temperatures are brutal, and the rare thunderstorm may make parts of the road impassible until it dries.
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Also, Dries Van Noten giving up his independence, Bottega Veneta's designer churn, and what to wear when an injury means you are stuck in sneakers all the time.
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"The houses in the city center are always that little bit more sought-after than just outside," said Dries Francois, the business manager and founder of Immo Francois.
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By some estimates, the ratio would fall below 40% in the 2050s, assuming the national pension fund dries up while the economy contracts mildly and labor participation stalls.
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At the "Birds of Prey" premiere in London, the actress walked the red carpet in a feathered top, a dark skirt, and fuchsia gloves from Dries Van Noten.
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It's essentially a hot brush, a kind of hair tool that's been around since at least the 227s, that dries hair and styles it at the same time.
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If he has momentarily collapsed on the shoulder of one of his adult children, give up your place in line until he dries his eyes and can focus.
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Plus, of course: Gucci, Versace, Givenchy, Alaïa, Junya Watanabe, Christopher Kane, Roksanda, Moschino, Lanvin (those controversial expensive sneakers), Dries Van Noten, Alexander McQueen, Duro Olowu, Lanvin and Kenzo.
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Marriott (MAR), (HLT) – These and other hotel companies are placing tens of thousands of workers on furlough, as travel dries up in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Holed up in a shed at the bottom of her Mum's garden, she dries her underwear in the microwave and makes goofy videos using her thumbs as actors.
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Part of that immediate success can be attributed to Lak's pedigree: Before launching Sies Marjan, he was the head of design at Dries Van Noten for five years.
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LONDON — Britain's economy is in for a rough ride over the course of 2017, as the consumer spending that has driven the country's growth for year dries up.
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The two white, thin models are shown against an all white backdrop, dancing and posing for Wijesooriya while wearing clothes from designers like VFILES and Dries Van Noten.
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It's unclear how much this new production will take from the original series, but with Vampire Diaries writer and producer Caroline Dries on board, it's sure to be tense.
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"Water causes huge problems here," said Malika Bibi, a resident of Vasant Kunj, who says arguments break out within families if the water dries up before the tanker comes.
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Louisiana's low-lying marshlands have been buffeted from the north as drillers deactivate onshore rigs and from the south as surveying work in the Gulf of Mexico dries up.
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It makes sense, considering the former Dries van Noten head of design was accompanied by all the cool kids of the evening (see: Bria Vinaite, Laura Harrier, Julia Garner).
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Rainwater feeds the River Rwizi - a source of water for millions of people in southwest Uganda - and deposits sediment, but within a month the river dries up, Ngabirano added.
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The solution is cheap to manufacture, and can be easily applied to existing thin meshes, and other non-woven materials, where it organizes into those nanofibers as it dries.
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Two years ago, a Phoenix-based photographer teamed up with physicists at Princeton University to explore the unusually uniform rings a drop of whisky leaves behind when it dries.
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As Dr. Tabib explains, the strong surfactant's foaming action damages the skin's proteins and dries out the inside of your mouth, making it a severe irritant for many people.
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From floral trenches at Dries Van Noten to polka dot dresses at Prada, articles of clothing have gone completely and shamelessly sheer — and with that comes some practical briefs.
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Caroline Dries, a writer and executive producer on the project, said she was "thrilled" to be helping bring the flawed heroine to the small screen with the CW Network.
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Dr. Lee Riley, an infectious disease expert at the University of California, Berkeley, spoke to local reporters , warning about the dangers of fecal matter when it dries, specifically rotavirus.
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Throughout the series, lead after lead goes nowhere or dries up due to what seems to be the filmmakers' inability to either gather or conduct any real forensic research.
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The company sources apricots from its farm and others in California, removes the flesh, air-dries the pits at the center, cracks them open, and sells the seeds inside.
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Because when bank assets (longer-duration loans) generate less income than bank liabilities (short-term deposits), the incentive to make new loans dries up along with the money supply.
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"I prefer to apply foundation on wet [freshly-moisturized] skin, because once your moisturizer dries, the foundation adheres to your skin in a really organic way," Sir John says.
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He confirmed that police officers searched an apartment on Dries Street, in the Brussels suburb of Forest, as part of an investigation into the November 13 attacks in Paris.
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As the mist dries, it'll leave the skin with a smooth to satin finish that appears naturally radiant as opposed to dewy like the Luminous Dewy Skin Mist will.
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Pros: Long lasting, 100+ color options, easy to use, goes on smoothly, dries quicklyCons: Not great for nail health, hard to remove, requires specific top boat for best results
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MGM has also been collecting oyster shells from its restaurants, dries them out in Vegas, and ships them to Maryland to help restore oyster beds in the Chesapeake Bay.
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"Most people overcook it 'just to be sure' and that's the worst thing you can do because it dries the fish out and makes it cardboard-y," says Phillips.
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I watched MasterChef Junior and even snuck in a short nap — the gel dries down completely, so it wouldn't get on my pillows or clothes — before the big reveal.
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This benefits old established companies like Boeing and Microsoft, but dries up capital for smaller and fast-growing firms that could be the next-generation Apple, Google or Uber.
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In fact, this makeup base glides on with a rather light feel and then dries to a just-matte-enough texture to keep oily shine at bay for hours.
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And if cloud technology is not safe from government snooping, an entire industry – one that has provided the U.S. with a variety of competitive advantages – dries up as well.
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Marriott (MAR), Hilton Worldwide (HLT) and other hotel companies are placing tens of thousands of workers on furlough, as travel dries up in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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For lighter coverage, there's Shiseido Maquillage Dramatic Powdery UV Foundation ($29), and oily skin types like the Kate Powderless Liquid Foundation ($22), which goes on liquid and dries matte.
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The second dries off the mammary region with a towel to avoid getting salt water in the milk and holds a pump with a suction cup to those slits.
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In addition, even some non-GMO crops, including wheat, oats, barley, and beans, are sprayed with glyphosate in a practice called desiccation, which dries the crops and speeds ripening.
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But as the coronavirus crisis intensifies in the US, more and more corporations are drawing down on their facilities to strengthen their liquidity position in case cash dries out.
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Companies have already been drawing down credit lines — Anheuser-Busch InBev and Kraft Heinz among them — while demand for short-term unsecured bonds known as commercial paper dries up.
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But, he said, "if the news cycle dries up very quickly, time will heal, and six months from now it will be a distant memory for better or worse."
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PARIS — Uniformed men greeted guests at the Dries Van Noten show on Wednesday to offer disposable face masks — if anyone so desired — and big tubs of hand sanitizer (ditto).
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The brands on offer — including Fendi, Lanvin and Dries Van Noten — are pointedly more high-fashion and Euro-leaning than the men's department at Saks' flagship in Midtown Manhattan.
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Above all, it was the innovation of oil paint, which dries more slowly than tempera, and which can be blended wet-on-wet to produce contours, shadows and highlights.
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Heat dries out what scientists who study the problem clinically refer to as "fuel" — that is, trees and shrubs and such — so that they burn more quickly and easily.
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The non-committal move, Daghlin said, was also because it was that part of the year when volumes and amount of money flowing into the market dries up completely.
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Acquia co-founder and CTO Dries Buytaert says he has been watching this space for the last year, and wanted to add this piece to the Acquia tool chest.
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As print advertising dries up, public notices — dry as their prose may be — provide an increasingly vital source of revenue that is crucial to the survival of local newspapers.
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An investment can become illiquid when the market drops as the number of buyers dries up, and sellers have to learn to be patient to avoid taking a loss.
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For those who can't afford to move to cool off from the heat, or find work when local agriculture dries up and fisheries die, these changes will be devastating.
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Colin Wilson and Sheldon Dries had a goal and an assist each, and Vladislav Kamenev and Carl Soderberg also scored for the Avalanche, who were playing after four days off.
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Official: When funding dries up, 'this is the result' No signs on the large warehouse facility denote what it is, apart from small US government logos on some perimeter fencing.
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Courtois, Hazard, De Bruyne, Toby Alderweireld, Romelu Lukaku, Dries Mertens and Axel Witsel should all still be in their prime in two years time at the World Cup in Russia.
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Dries and her husband, Paul, moved from the Raleigh area to Wilmington just three months ago, and she says that their house, which is new brick construction, should be fine.
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The "Timeless" campaign features Malgosia Bela, Yasmin Warsame and Kristina de Coninck — three industry veterans who have walked notable runways like Martin Margiela, Christian Dior Couture, and Dries Van Noten.
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Dry season there runs from January to March, when conditions are perfect for expansive burns (the southern Amazon basin dries out in the summer, and this season produced widespread fires).
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The North Face manufactured the Aphrodite from durable, breathable fabric that quickly wicks and dries, allowing them to stay comfortable whether you're hiking in the rain or breaking a sweat.
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The researchers are working with CelluComp, a British firm that produces such platelets for industrial applications, including as an additive that helps toughen the surface of paint as it dries.
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"What you do is apply just enough glue onto the lash band (the one that comes with Eylure lashes dries clear) and let it sit for 30 seconds," Jones said.
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Also known as a modeling mask, rubber masks are just what they sound like — a thick paste that dries up to create a thick, bouncy, wiggly layer on the skin.
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When that soil dries, it will begin to emit dust laced with industrial runoff from the surrounding farms: up to 100 tons of dust could blow off the playa daily.
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They have like a thousand different shades — he told me to try begonia pink — it looks kinda red when you apply it, but when it dries, it gets more pink.
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The enzymes are encased in albumin, which is like egg white, and that causes the mask to get really, really tight — it dries almost like a cast on the body.
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Inside the tin, you'll find a matte pencil liner, a lightweight liquid lipstick that dries like a dream, and a lip strobe gloss overlay that gives you a pretty highlight.
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Greg van den Dries is the founder of Rocktape, a maker of brightly colored kinesiology tape you might have seen wrapped around the body parts of athletes during the Olympics.
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Monotypes are all surface, all skin, quickly brushed onto metal or glass before the ink dries — no labor-intensive carving, no multistep acid bath as required by other printmaking techniques.
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Each note was chosen and balanced to allow the fragrance to be both long-lasting and true to how it smells at the beginning, without changing as it dries down.
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Instead of dragging the reveal out for a few weeks, showrunner Caroline Dries told Insider they decided to reveal Alice's real identity in the pilot for a couple of reasons.
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"They made [Rose] one version, and I think they have Nike soles inside for some cushion because the stunt people are always flying around and landing really hard," said Dries.
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When it came to designing the rest of the iconic batsuit for a woman, Dries said they tweaked it aesthetically so Rose had better mobility in her arms and neck.
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The hairstylist Sam McKnight further challenged conventions at Dries Van Noten by fastening dyed feathers to the head, which from afar appeared to be short bangs spread over the brow.
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I once asked Dries why he stayed in Antwerp, since he shows in Paris, and he said the distance from the fashion world, with all its neuroses, provided invaluable perspective.
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And the laundry has been cleansed of sweat, mold, bacteria and other potential odor-causing substances and dries quickly in a breeze, removing the moisture on which such smells feed.
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These funds were often mismanaged, contributed to corruption and violence, and led to unsustainable development practices that are now coming to haunt the Afghan government as aid money dries up.
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The Arch Mission put the creatures into a state of "suspended animation," where the body dries out and the metabolism slows to as little as 0.01% of its normal rate.
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Freshly baked scones are just emerging from the oven in a thatch roof country cottage bordering the woods, while linen-scented laundry dries peacefully on a clothesline in the yard.
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He meets leaders and fellow travelers, studies books and unlocks secrets, in time becoming a superhero with magical powers, a dubious goatee and a flirty cape that dries his tears.
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Not only does it help keep frizz under control, but it also dries your hair faster, and is ideal for precision styling and smoothing out your hair as you dry.
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But there are a few designers I admire, and Dries is one; I like how he is sort of apart from it, and his ability to express maximalism with minimalism.
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But there are a few designers I admire, and Dries is one; I like how he is sort of apart from it, and his ability to express maximalism with minimalism.
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Then he remembered the Colorado down the street, marking the line between the United States and Mexico, where it dries up well before its terminus in the Sea of Cortez.
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If you get close to the garage, you might notice that the windows are fogged over, because Carlson uses it to season firewood, which gives off moisture as it dries.
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International cooperation is the only way to reduce such destructive competition, which dries up the revenues available for governments to spend on other priorities like infrastructure, a top Trump promise.
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And though that doesn't sound surprising in men's wear, they were more exciting than ever before, reimagined by designers like Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten and Rick Owens.
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Napoli trailed by 3-1 after the first leg, but Dries Mertens gave the Italian team hope with a 24th-minute goal that lit up a packed San Paolo stadium.
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And until the glitter supply dries up, or we get a new administration into the White House, we don't anticipate the shimmery holographic love-fest to die down any time soon.
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In recent weeks, officials have been assuring major Republican donors that tax reform will be easier than the health care debacle, as money to the National Republican Senatorial Committee dries up.
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For a start, if the supply of pilots dries up then airlines will have to start paying them more, which should make it a more attractive career in the long run.
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Martinez shook up his side by promoting Marouane Fellaini and Nacer Chadli to the starting line-up, while dropping Dries Mertens to allow playmaker Kevin De Bruyne to play further forward.
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While not technically small anymore — Totokaelo now has a flagship in NYC in addition to the original location in Seattle — every item here is a dream, from Rick Owens to Dries.
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Sometimes I'll only use a powder shimmer or bronzer on the chest, but for the body, I can use something like Vita Liberata's Body Blur that easily blends and dries fast.
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Dry skin: Seven minutes Normal/combination skin: Nine minutes Oily skin: 11 minutes It tingles a little once you apply it, but it's not itchy or irritating, and dries fairly quickly.
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In the past four years, designers like Dries van Noten, Olivier Theyskens, Narciso Rodriguez, Jason Wu, and Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen have all designed costumes for New York City Ballet.
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However: This means that everyone's answer usually just mentions Peep Show, because straight men have finally realized that nothing dries up a vagina like mentioning Rick & Morty in a dating bio.
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But in case I do, let me quote this excellent blog post from Nadia Eghbal: In the past, Dries might've kicked Larry out because "BDSM is a threat to family values".
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After five years as head of design at Dries Van Noten, 32-year-old Sander Lak was tapped to launch New York-based brand Sies Marjan, which made its debut Sunday.
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Now, as fresh blue paint dries on the doors of a multimillion-dollar facility here, officials say the lab is ready to process thousands of drug tests for the Summer Olympics.
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This decoupling of the content services from the content management system front-end has long been a vision of the industry and of Dries Buytaert, the company CTO and co-founder.
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Maduro has also sought to boost the country's gold output as an alternative source of hard currency as revenue from oil, which makes up over 90 percent of exports, dries up.
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As its huge buying dries up bond market liquidity, the central bank last month made tweaks to its policies to allow long-term yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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For example, to respect the environment, he dries out the food he takes home from trash bins, reducing their total volume so that the city's garbage incinerators can work more efficiently.
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It looks like Play-Doh, can be shaped around any object, sticks to almost any material, is waterproof, is heat-resistant and dries to a silicone rubbery finish in 123 hours.
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Intelligence gathering to prevent future crime will also be impacted as the budget to pay informants, who can earn thousands of dollars for sharing valuable information with law enforcement, dries up.
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David Kostin, Goldman's chief US equity strategist, has a comprehensive financial metric to find the companies with the best chance of staying afloat as the economy stalls and spending dries up.
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I have started my own "Brexit hoard" of mostly tinned food in case of food shortages caused by a no-deal outcome, obviously, but also in case my salary dries up.
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" After he was arrested and charged with cocaine possession in 1992, his mother, Henrietta Cooper, said, "Maybe when he dries out, he will come back home to those who love him.
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Instagram hardly invented the popularity contest, even if, in Dries Depoorter's eyes, they've elevated it to artistic absurdity, and made it as much a commodity as a can of Coca-Cola.
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" He explained, "If you see the density at the bottom part of the sculpture is less than at the top, it means that when it dries it will collapse too fast.
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As bad as last year was for the Amazon, Brando warns that as the forest dries and warms, things could get much worse if policies to fight deforestation are not implemented.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's platypus is under severe stress as the continent's prolonged drought dries up river beds, leaving one of the world's most peculiar animals fighting for its existence, scientists say.
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The shells are cleaned, chemically treated, ground and dissolved into a solution that dries into thin films of plastic, a technique the team says has potential for large-scale industrial production.
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Company co-founder Dries Buytaert, writing on his personal blog about the deal, reiterated that the company will continue to be a big open-source contributor after the deal goes through.
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Congress will be tasked with channeling the White House principles and members' demands – without earmarks – into fully baked legislative text, all before the midterm election season dries up the legislative appetite.
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Such a spike can even get more exacerbated in case liquidity dries up as the market realizes certain structures need to rush in and cover their shorts at whatever the cost.
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For those wanting to cover their entire body and wear a material that dries quickly, these two- to three-piece costumes or robes have offered a lightweight alternative to a wetsuit.
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Balenciaga's square-toed, metallic-heeled thong embodies '90s style, while Dries Van Noten's leather platform sandal skews more '70s; Givenchy and the Row both created chunkier options in black and white.
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The formula works on wet or dry hair, but take my advice: Don't go over three sprays on dry hair — a little dries down nicely; a lot leaves hair flat and limp.
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Turkey's $720 billion economy rebounded surprisingly quickly after the coup last summer, but that may be about to change as political turmoil grows, the lira drops and foreign direct investment dries up.
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Now, as funding from Saudi Arabia dries up, the king (via the Russians) is in contact with the Saudis' arch-rival, Iran, whose forces operate on his borders with Syria and Iraq.
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Usually, by the end of the day my skin has given up to the elements — it gets red, dries out, and loses most of the moisture I lathered on in the morning.
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Eventually, as the water in fog dries up, the acid becomes concentrated, leaving corrosive, gross looking haze particles that coat every surface they come in contact with, from sidewalks to human lungs.
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The product, called the Airwrap styler, is powered by Dyson's V9 motor, and it dries hair via a phenomenon called the Coanda effect, which gets the hair to latch onto the curler.
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Factors like if your hair is color-treated, how it's been cut, its texture, and the products you use all have a big impact on how your hair looks when it dries.
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Johnson: What you see from all of these is that there's really lacking a good process like we have for sheets of plastic, which is a spray that dries and self-bonds.
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The air cools and dries, eventually sinking off the coast of South America, before returning towards Asia in a steady westward flow near the surface known to mariners as the trade winds.
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The resulting mid-career survey allows highlights from Eliasson's career to return for a victory lap, like Moss wall, Eliasson's upright display of reindeer moss that shrinks and fades as it dries.
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Modern Appealing Clothing, a San Francisco-based luxury fashion boutique stocked with the likes of Dries van Noten and Comme des Garçons, filed a class action lawsuit against Trump's brand on Thursday.
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"I call it entertrainment - the music's amazing, the lighting's incredible, the trainers have so much energy, the changing rooms look nice, and you can get smoothies and blow dries afterwards," she said.
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Unicorns, those technology start-ups like the cloud computing firms Twilio and Nutanix that have a valuation of $153 billion or more, risk running short of cash as venture capital dries up.
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You can't tell at all that the soft and stretchy fabric is made from recycled polyester, plus it dries quickly so it'll always be swim-ready during the heatwaves of this summer.
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"I'm worried because I think we underordered by a lot," Ms. Paltrow said, noting that she is using the same Italian factories as luxury brands like Azzedine Alaïa and Dries Van Noten.
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Dutch visual artist Dries Verhoeven created an art project featuring these boomboxes that sing and ask passersby for spare change as a way to address the issue of poverty in the Netherlands.
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People who were buying a Steven Alan button-down, and that was their first step into fashion, maybe they'll move on to Our Legacy, and from there they'll move on to Dries.
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The Batwoman series is in development for the 2019-2020 season, with executive producer/writer Caroline Dries at the helm, as well as executive producers Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter and Geoff Johns.
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As condensate supply dries up and demand spikes, Asian refiners are likely to turn to other light crude grades from the region and potentially even from the United States as a substitute.
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A bonus: Because the fabric is mesh and dries quickly, it can double as a swimsuit in a pinch; as it did for me on a hike in the Sierra Norte Mountains.
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Our top pick is the Fake Bake Self-Tanning Liquid Solution Flawless because it is a highly-rated self-tanner that dries quickly and streak-free, leaving you with a flawless glow.
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The best hair dryersA good hair dryer dries hair quickly, can tamp down frizz better than any styling product, and depending on your dexterity, can also help straighten or curl your hair.
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The mix of the two materials—glass and concrete—can be quite unpredictable and you need to know how concrete dries, expands and shrinks and what effect this has on the glass.
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Dries Van Noten, one of the last of the independent names at the top of Europe's fashion sector, has sold a majority stake in his business to the Spanish luxury group Puig.
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Strict preservation rules prevent much in the way of new construction in Bruges, so most apartments are in old buildings that have been renovated, said Dries Craeye, an agent with Engel & Völkers.
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The Belgian forward Dries Mertens scored from close range in the 77th after a sloppy mistake from P.S.G.'s Marquinhos, who failed to deal with a looping ball into the penalty area.
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Atolla Personalized Serum, available at Atolla, $45I was first introduced to Atolla, a pioneering brand in personalized skincare, around the time of year when my skin dries out and requires targeted attention.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A growing number of poor, elderly and disabled people face eviction from their homes as federal housing assistance dries up under the U.S. government shutdown, experts said.
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Under good conditions, it dries in the field, but this year much of it has to be dried with heated air — something that cost farmers dearly, especially with spiking prices for propane.
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The one downside is that any area used for food preparation or a toy that might end up in a child's mouth must be rinsed with plain water once the disinfectant dries.
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Add a good pair of goggles and a camp towel (the trusty Packtowl Personal always dries quickly and packs down small) to round out your kit for a day on the water.
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Recent rain has alleviated the situation, and the area has even experienced its first snow of the year, but the fires continue to smolder, ready to flare again when the weather dries.
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Galle and his collaborators, Eiji Muroicci and Dries Depoorter, put the game together using a threejs library in WebGL over the course of a week, receiving a mixed reaction from the internet.
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According to Baxter, the halophiles around the jetty can survive for some time after the lake dries up, and thus, pinkish hues will remain in the salt for a period after desiccation.
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And then there's desiccation: once you put those chemicals into an organ or a cell, it causes the water to leave the cells and dries them out, which damages cell to cell connections.
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Monsoon storms typically persist until the end of the September when high pressure over the Four Corners region -- where Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico meet -- pushes south and dries out the area.
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"Our biggest fear is getting back home," Wilmington resident Karen Dries told BuzzFeed News at a hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she is waiting out the storm with her husband and mother.
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"This one kind of dries up my whole mouth," Velez said, though she said it might serve well, crushed up and mixed with (much-needed) butter, as a crust for a lemon tart.
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YouTube creators are bracing for themselves for what, by Alexander's count, would be the fifth "adpocalypse" — a time in which revenue dries up, possibly for many months, as advertisers flee to safer ground.
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Brazil's worst economic downturn in decades has delayed a rebound for struggling homebuilders, while construction conglomerates snagged in a sweeping corruption investigation have been selling properties to raise cash as credit dries up.
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"Wash your hair regularly — it's a myth that it dries the hair out," says Sallis, who swears that washing your hair and scalp more regularly can clean up the majority of your issues.
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But let's be honest: If you think today's crop of Insta models are the only ones to watch, then you may have had trouble ID'ing the faces that came down the Dries runway.
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No word yet on where the #OOTD is from, but in our dreams, we're envisioning Clinton getting grade-A customer service in Chanel, or Dries Van Noten while she tries on the gear.
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Many industries could suffer if investment by these families dries up in coming months, at a time when the economy has already fallen into recession because of low oil prices and austerity policies.
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