To droop the ends of them in some hot soup?
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If I bend over, my boobs droop like empty pouches.
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Tree branches droop under the weight of thousands of butterflies.
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I wanted to exercise away the droop in my left eye.
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The lines droop at their ends, as if determined but exhausted.
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The characters in "Mound" (203) stretch and mutate, droop and melt.
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Even now, I can still see him: The droop of his eyelids.
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His eyelids droop over his blue eyes and his mouth is ajar.
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Ten years ago, I had a facelift so my chin wouldn't droop.
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A burned eyelid can contract and permanently droop, exposing its red innards.
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Every bulge, droop and pooch becomes like an awning, throwing shade underneath.
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The droop is caused by alcohol's penchant for desensitizing and slowing reaction time.
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Some patients also suffer facial droop or difficulty moving the eyes or swallowing.
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Their hair goes gray, their backs droop, and they start to look more bony.
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They flop but don't droop; you can sink your teeth into them, and slurp.
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When the cars passed without stopping, we let our hands droop to our sides.
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He is a liminal, anachronistic presence with his Victorian hand gestures and melancholy droop.
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Be honest — every time I write "electric heat pump," your eyelids droop a bit.
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A colleague later told me she saw my mouth droop as my words started slurring.
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It wasn't even noon and already his tangle of dreamy curls was starting to droop.
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First, the grandmother noticed that the girl's left eyelid seemed to droop when she smiled.
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Ceilings droop from water damage, mold creeps across walls, and roaches scramble out of refrigerators.
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Quite often an adults' eyelids tend to droop when it comes to lectures about finances.
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Power has just gone out, so unfinished tubes droop out of machines, like saggy wizard sleeves.
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Take Kendall, whose clothes tend to droop until her legs (which are always on display) start.
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Things to consider for a differential diagnosis: do your eyelids droop (a symptom of Bell's palsy)?
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Some droop down from broken poles and slap the windshields of cars as they pass by.
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The main reason is its expectation that global car sales will droop by 3.8% this year.
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Fanny let her head droop against the back of the couch, blinking rapidly at the ceiling.
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News of Facebook's new feature caused the stock of Tinder-owner Match Group to quickly droop.
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His eyes droop, but his skin is remarkably smooth, like the surface of a slightly underinflated balloon.
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I struggled to focus my eyes and keep them open, and my eyelids began to droop severely.
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" It was a 1930s-inspired look once described as "the droop, the slump and the forward slither.
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I tried it anyway — after some persuading — fully expecting my lashes to droop within the first thirty seconds.
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In one section a group of papers droop outward from the surface, suggesting an onrush of falling bodies.
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Men with nicknames like Droop and Broccoli were said to have dealt in crack cocaine, fentanyl and oxycodone.
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Cables droop across smaller canals, supplying electricity to cinder-block houses that have no running water or sewers.
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Reed is fully confident in letting go, allowing the wet surface of the paintings to droop and sag.
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Ninety years into the Oscars, as ratings continue to droop, there's a noticeable sense of uncertainty to the proceedings.
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If it's effective, it tends to be suffocating; if it's wearable for more than an hour, things tend to droop.
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Your body becomes foreign; you have rolls where there were none, things stretch and droop and bulge in new ways.
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And the shapes also enact tense little comedic dramas and interactions in the ways they lean, droop or are stacked.
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When a woman ages, her cheeks tends to droop, making the bottom of her face appear heavier and negating the triangle.
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Sometimes they can be rotated a little bit, sometimes they can droop, sometimes they can curve, so these petals are deformable.
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If the hair at the nape starts to droop, slide some pins through the back of the braid and into the scalp.
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Brewer's droop (noun): Inability in a man to achieve or maintain an erection as a consequence of drinking an excess of alcohol.
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Another possibility was to place "fingers"—small, projecting pieces of plastic—where they could support the corners as they began to droop.
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These same phytoestrogens, however, might be less desirable for men, as indicated by the common condition known among brewers as Brewer's Droop.
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Dozens of chords droop down from the sculpture overhead, which viewers can play with, turning it off and on partially or entirely.
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If I start to droop after reading "Knuffle Bunny" for the fourth time, her father's parents, Nana and Saba, can take over.
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ComScore shows a droop in traffic: In July, the publisher had 11.2 million U.S. visitors, down from 13.4 million a year earlier.
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In light of the FBI's claims that it has gained access to the phone in San Bernardino, Apple's flexed muscles begin to droop.
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This can cause indentation in the temple and indentation in the forehead furrow line, which creates a shelf-like droop of wasted muscle.
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At 71, he has snowy white hair and a bristly mustache, and behind chunky black glasses, his eyelids droop slightly, like drawn curtains.
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The torch was not going to drip or droop, at least not while he was still carving and chipping and molding and modeling.
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Along with it came the last shred of my sanity and a chunk of her jaw, causing part of her face to permanently droop.
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The condition, which she has since recovered from, caused one side of her face to droop as a result of damage to facial nerves.
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NIM compression was also felt keenly at BoCom, which saw NIM droop to 1.57 percent at end-March, it's lowest since at least 2011.
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McQueen's movie borrowed much from its predecessors: the menacing droop of a willow, a sea of cotton, a whipping post, a tree of scars.
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As Dashwood takes the manuscript and crosses out page after page, her spirits droop, whereupon he confounds her by accepting the tale for publication.
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A dance that seeks to represent the experience of sleeping — that sounds like a risky prospect, tempting viewers' eyelids to droop in a darkened theater.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he has a chronic neuromuscular disorder called myasthenia gravis that is causing one of his eyelids to droop.
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Well, one man can't stare because every few seconds his eyes start to droop shut; he jolts himself awake right before falling out of his chair.
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The rods are packed so densely that they scramble your vision; most of them stand upright, but some have succumbed to gravity and droop or collide.
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Industry officials say that advance sales are starting to droop, suggesting that attendance and gross revenues will most likely take a hit in the coming weeks.
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Pasty and perspiring, he sniffs a lot, as if scenting gold in the nearby mine, and his eyelids droop with fatigue as he issues his commands.
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The forms suggest wacky hairdos and heads seen from behind, but the shapes within them droop and probe and project out like amoebas, ears, and tongues.
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He has perfectly straight white teeth and thick, angled eyebrows and expressive eyes that sometimes droop when he smokes too much weed or drinks too much lean.
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Although his eyes droop and he has a permanent sad frown, this cat is full of life and eager to play with toys and meet new people.
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We intuit his moods through the drape and droop of the fabric (the thread count looks pretty decent), and infer a brooding, smoldering temperament behind the cloth.
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Luckily a doctor was there who believed my partner when he told them he had seen the signs of stroke: facial droop, arm weakness, and slurred speech.
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Audiences are treated to the many, many shades of feeling that Close expresses, sometimes through the barest eye movement or slight lift or droop of a lip.
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Hunched and thin, he has hooked white sideburns and elvish ears that droop at the tips, giving him the look of a Victorian clerk lost in the desert.
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The condition, which Jolie says made a full recovery from after acupuncture, caused one side of her face to droop as a result of damage to facial nerves.
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Playing on the Friday, their set hit at a perfect late-afternoon moment when you might have started to droop before the necessary energy boost of some dinner.
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It's the open cases that sting, that keep the women and their volunteers up at night, restlessly staring into bright screens until their eyelids droop, unwilling to let go.
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Franklin had numerous treatments that caused radiation on her skull to make her bald, according to the outlet, and her eyes droop because of the location of the tumor.
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Taking their argument a step further, when the market figures this out — perhaps not this quarter but certainly within the next quarter of so — stocks will begin to droop.
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As more snap kicks landed, Yamamoto's hands began to droop and his body began to curve in anticipation of the ball of Saiga's foot hammering him in the gut.
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MANILA — President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has revealed that he has a neuromuscular disease that has led to a slew of medical problems, including making his eye droop.
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The latter sculptures, in which blank or near-blank canvases have been festooned with found household objects, incorporate lighthearted, whimsical materials to produce structures that moodily sag and droop.
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You know what I'm talking about — no matter how securely I feel like I've rolled up my sleeves, they'll droop down as soon as I stop paying attention to them.
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The video introduced one of the most formidable trends in hip-hop fashion: "Hammer pants," billowy and often colorful trousers that droop in the waist and taper at the leg.
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Mr. Lee's eyes began to droop about a minute after the injection began, according to one of the reporters who was present, and the inmate showed no signs of suffering.
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Carefully chosen fabric, as in gray crepe de Chine pants that droop like a deflated lung ($1,135), might let you relax enough to release a scream from your rib cage.
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According to a new study, being married can have a lifelong positive effect on people's well-being, including helping them weather the droop in life satisfaction that comes with middle age.
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African capital markets are seeking to introduce new products to cut dependence on equities, which are susceptible to outflows and volatility driven by factors like the current droop in commodity prices.
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In an eerie tableau of hazily remembered childhood, water dripped on frozen flowers and on what appeared to be a Pokémon statue, causing petals to droop and ears to fall off.
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Like the best music from Talk Talk or Mark Barrott's International Feel label, these are heavy-lidded recordings that feel as if they might droop down into dreamland at any moment.
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Her health concerns persisted into last year, when she developed both hypertension and Bell's palsy, which resulted in damage to her facial nerves and caused one side of her face to droop.
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It might even welcome a bit of a droop in mood if it is concerned that growth has been too fast, unemployment too low, and inflation about to spike as a consequence.
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The twins believe that their active days — Melodye teaches 12 fitness classes a day and Ileane hits the gym seven days a week — made their skin droop, and made any injectables ineffective.
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He hopes that viewers will see themselves in the pieces, which droop downward as if they've had a long day, and uses a high-gloss, almost reflective glaze to heighten the effect.
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In a smooth, luscious red chalk drawing by Annibale Carracci, a master of the early Baroque, an upside-down boy with his eyes closed softly lets his head droop, perhaps asleep, perhaps expiring.
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"Cute" ugly Christmas sweaters tend to be black and have shiny decals, like ornaments, while the truly ugly sweaters tend to be red and have details that, over time, have begun to droop.
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As expected, her eyes eventually began to droop and the two of us ended up on our backs, nodding along to instrumental hip-hop records, staring up at the ceiling until 3 in the morning.
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An epic droop occurs in the Bulgarian song "Spava Mi Se, Lega Mi Se," about a boy infatuated with a neighbor girl, heard here in a 2014 performance from Santa Fe, N.M. JAMES R. OESTREICH
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It's certainly interesting to see the science behind giving robots the more human experience of pain, especially because of the implications on work safety, but it's still sad to watch the arm droop like that.
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Linklater captures the times with a pin-perfect sense of style, down to the droop of the mustaches and the cut of the short shorts, and his yet unheralded actors mesh with an easygoing exuberance.
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Every so often a compressor sitting on the floor kicks in with a vexing roar, filling the tubes and cones with air for several minutes before the motor turns off and they droop back into flaccidity.
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Opinion Columnist If your puppy makes a mess on your carpet and you shout "Bad dog," there is a good chance that that puppy's ears will droop, his head will bow and he may even whimper.
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President Trump, as has been widely noted, tapes his neckties, wears them so egregiously long that they droop to his fly and has a tendency to leave his suit jackets unbuttoned to flap in the wind.
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He hung these paintings, letting them droop like suspended fabric, treating the work not as surface or the canvas as substrate, but the whole as a material object that made painting more than a window of depiction.
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Jolie revealed that she had developed hypertension, and Bell's Palsy - a weakness in facial muscles that can cause one side of the face to droop slightly - since the separation from Pitt, but had recovered thanks to acupuncture.
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Duterte's allies played down concern about his health earlier this month after the firebrand leader told the Filipino community in Russia that he was suffering from a chronic neuromuscular disorder that causes one of his eyelids to droop.
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The electrical stimulation technology behind the microcurrent facial has been used in partnership with various treatments for patients afflicted with Bell's palsy, a sudden paralysis or weakness of facial muscles that causes one side of your face to appear to droop.
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Others defuse the deadly seriousness of the subject, like Natalie Baxter's "Warm Gun" series of sewn and quilted guns, some of which droop flaccidly from the wall, or Jessica Kairé's playful 2012 video demonstrating how to make weapons from tropical fruits.
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The motley plants themselves, whose names and dates of local extinction are provided in a checklist, exist in various stages of their growth cycles, from sprouts poking up through the soil to full-grown plants whose leaves have begun to droop and brown.
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" Rheann Rheann, who was treated for a rare form of brain cancer, will always have eyes that droop and will never see her hair grow back, says her mother, Valerie Franklin of Norman, Oklahoma, "but she's a happy, goofy, fun-loving little girl.
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As cattle turned into better dairy machines, as the city ate more ice cream, butterscotch-crunch, nutty-buddy and chocolate-chip, as it drank more mango milkshake, vultures' necks began to droop as though they were tired and simply couldn't stay awake.
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And if you wanted to, you could attribute that slump to Trump's comments — note the droop at 12:15 eastern, following the press conference: But now investors seem to be over it, and Time Warner shares are up slightly for the day.
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If these types of cakes are stored at room temperature and the room happens to be warm, the icing will get too soft and the layers will slip and slide around or the icing will melt and droop down the sides of the cake.
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Although Rheann will never see her hair grow back and will probably always have eyes that droop due to the location of her brain tumor, "Lora's photos have helped us to deal with a scary situation," says her mother, Valerie Franklin, of Norman, Oklahoma.
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Here on a platform are Bordeaux-tinted canvas cones that look like folded dunce caps, and gray sheets with cutout head holes; on a wall are triangular and semicircular constructions whose sides droop and pucker, while more than a dozen foldable boxes fill the floor.
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There are actually wearables designed to help us correct our posture, advanced pieces of tech that are being designed worldwide (ironic, given that our addiction to tech may be what's been deteriorating our droop) in the form of smart shirts and headband-type gadgets.
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For most of the film, she's just reading and reacting to what she reads — but as the novel wears on her psychologically, we can see the effects: Her carefully polished public image begins to droop, and she's visibly stressed, even as she maintains a severe exterior calm.
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Duterte, who has quipped that he might not live out a six-year term that ends in 2022, told members of the Filipino community in Russia at the weekend that he has a rare autoimmune neuromuscular disease that is causing one of his eyelids to droop.
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His chin gives way to his neck via a doughy slope; his eyelids droop enough almost to surpass calmness and suggest boredom; his mouth, when he throws, bends into an expression not of athlete-ish strain but of household labor, as if he's shouldering a sofa into place.
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"As to an explanation, that is not so easy," said William Remphrey, a retired plant scientist from the University of Manitoba, who discovered a genetic mutation causing a group of aspen trees in Canada to curve and droop consistently over development, resulting in gnarled, twirly, Cheeto-esque trees.
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Every model has a thing, meaning a wrist that tends to stray upwards or a shoulder that starts to droop as they march down the catwalk, so controlling all of that in six-inch stilettos and working in a smile that doesn't look the least bit nervous isn't exactly a walk in the park.
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From Mumbai's chic waterfront neighborhood Breach Candy comes a layer cake of a grilled sandwich built on three slices of white bread slaked with coriander chutney and Amul butter, strong and salty; Amul cheese, comrade-in-arms to Cheddar, grated and half-melted so tendrils droop from the sides like icicles; and mashed potatoes, raw onions and green bell pepper.
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This is why, after a five-hour evening drive from El Paso through the shimmering blood-meridian expanse of West Texas, then a morning of sorting gear, meeting and greeting, and bouncing in a shuttle van through the ocotillo-and-yucca high desert of Big Bend National Park, I found my heart droop upon catching sight of a sag of umber water, its banks choked with cane.
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