What's more, the fish also lacks a D-box enhancer—a regulatory enhancer that coordinates and boosts DNA repair in response to sunlight by activating other genes.
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Given consumer trends, getting bigger may be a temporary mood enhancer.
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Not as a replacement for therapy but as a therapy enhancer?
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So, he's going to be a real value enhancer on the board.
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I like it OK, and I think it's a flavorful food enhancer.
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That is far from valid proof that cocoa is a memory enhancer.
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Cover FX Custom Enhancer Drops, $42, available in March 2017 at Cover FX.
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It assumed the role of performance enhancer that slash had earlier previously served.
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"I was making a speech about sleep as a performance enhancer," she said.
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He's also injected them into his own arm as a performance enhancer at home.
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Flix Assist joins must-have Netflix Chrome extensions like Netflix Enhancer and Netflix Party.
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Finally, I&aposm going to try out the Alleven London Colour Shield Body Enhancer.
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I'd even argue that missing weight has greater potential to be a performance enhancer.
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But they care deeply about any image enhancer that helps them pop on Instagram.
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The Eye Enhancer ($28) hydrates, tightens, and brightens the delicate skin around your eyes.
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A prostaglandin in an eyelash enhancer falls into this same in-between place in medicine.
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I'm no stranger to the trial-and-error process of finding the perfect brow enhancer.
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The trick to using Social Enhancer is watching the meter that sometimes appears during conversations.
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Using midday sun as a natural highlighter also is a pretty spectacular glow-enhancer. 4.
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"It's another revenue enhancer for the State of New York," Mr. Bonacic said on Monday.
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The dulse acts as a kind of flavor enhancer, a natural version of monosodium glutamate.
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Consider his line of grooming products, which includes deodorant, liniment balm and tattoo enhancer cream.
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Your nose is an intricate air filter, navigation tool and mood enhancer all in one.
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Dermorphin has mostly been used in animals, including, most infamously, as a performance enhancer for racehorses.
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And look, I am so flattered that Donald thought I used some sort of performance enhancer.
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Smalt (yes, really) pairs a music player, mood lighting, centerpiece and flavor enhancer into one gadget.
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"This intervention is not a self-esteem enhancer, which is a failed model," Dr. Steinberg said.
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It takes weeks for steroids to build up in your system to be a performance enhancer.
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Cullen found that exposure to estrogen creates a loop that links the prolactin enhancer and the promoter.
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It's not known as a (legal) performance enhancer and it makes you whiff like a pimp's murse.
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There was a lawsuit over a PlayStation "game enhancer" — a console hardware hack — as early as 1999.
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They're one part illegal music festival enhancer, one part promising treatment that could have important medical applications.
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Often, however, it seems it's a disqualifier -- rather than a resume enhancer for positions in his administration.
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Using my extra time to spend time outdoors instead of on the subway is such a mood enhancer.
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When Cover FX launched its Custom Enhancer Drops last year, the light-reflecting liquids sold out almost immediately.
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Another productivity-enhancer has been modular building which, both on land and at sea, can speed up construction.
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Tactically, Army leaders see the sniper as a force enhancer because they can conduct a number of missions.
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Made by Codemasters and billed as a "video game enhancer", this little black cartridge blew my tiny mind.
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Bonus: Adding the Custom Enhancer drops to my routine didn't irritate my finicky dry skin, like some products do.
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It even adds an extra level of immersion on top with enhanced depth thanks to Auto Depth Enhancer technology.
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Meldonium treats ischemia, or lack of blood flow, but can be taken in large doses as a performance-enhancer.
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The Chrome extension Enhancer for Netflix, on the other hand, expands the genre list directly within the Netflix interface.
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While the use of this substance certainly insinuates performance-enhancing drug use, it is not a performance-enhancer itself.
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As ultra race distances get longer, estrogen becomes like a performance enhancer for women in a few different ways.
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In preparation for a World Cup qualifying match at an altitude of 7,300 feet last month in Mexico City, members of the men's national team drank beet juice (a blood-flow enhancer) and tart cherry juice (a sleep enhancer) and took supplemental iron to increase production of oxygen-carrying red blood cells.
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It's a nootropic dietary supplement, aka a "smart drug," mostly marketed to baby boomers on TV as a memory enhancer.
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The thickening fibers are like a performance enhancer for your hair, except they won't show up on a drug test.
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Throughout the festival, Ms. Davis, singing and playing numerous instruments and even dancing a bit, has been a serial enhancer.
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For them, LSD is less a kaleidoscopic mind expander than a humble mood enhancer, as subtle and quotidian as Prozac.
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Grilling is the ultimate flavor enhancer, but if you think of it as a burger-cooking machine then you're missing out.
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As always, once you're able to read comments for this post, use Gary Hewitt's Enhancer to correctly view formulas and graphics.
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And look, I've got to tell you, I am so flattered that Donald thinks I used some sort of performance enhancer.
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All players should consider investing in the Social Enhancer relatively early, especially before you go digging into much of the story.
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Although coffee is the most widely-used form of caffeine globally, it's not commonly studied as a pre-exercise performance enhancer.
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Kanazawa-Bunko is a mood-enhancer: airy production, blips in the mix, condensed vocal loops, old fashioned hip-hop drum samples.
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Absolute return — a strategy that aims for positive returns regardless of the broader market — tends to fall under the enhancer category.
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Dhukai says wasabi paste is her favorite remedy for lip wrinkles and dryness, and claims that it acts as a natural enhancer.
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There's yamabushitake, which according to the site is a cognitive enhancer, reduces depression and anxiety, and contains two potent nerve growth factors.
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It's not every day that you can save over £500 on a TV with 4K Active HDR technology and Advanced Colour Enhancer.
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When it comes to our favorite radiance-enhancer, we go back and forth between Bobbi Brown's Shimmer Stick and this highlighting powder.
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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries it was used in small doses as an athletic performance enhancer and recreational stimulant.
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Situated in front of the gene, this switch, called an enhancer, is a docking site for proteins that control the gene's activity.
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Similarly, weed used to serve as a creativity enhancer and sleep aid for Allison Moon, a 36-year-old writer in Oregon.
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Outside of the hype you see about the drug online, there's not much scientific support for its use as an athletic enhancer.
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We use meat as a flavor enhancer, for umami richness, as something to pair with produce and make more out of it.
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The Lashfood Phyto-Medic Eyelash Enhancer is an Ecocert-certified and cruelty-free serum that makes lashes longer, thicker, stronger, and healthier.
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In fact, gamers will love its Real Game Enhancer feature that provides a smoother gameplay experience by reducing screen tearing and stuttering.
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The announcement came as Noah was serving a 20163-game suspension the N.B.A. imposed after he tested positive for a performance enhancer.
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Particularly in "Elément mécanique," he pushes low-key color values through a chiaroscuro enhancer that punches the painting's surface into high contrast.
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According to Buzzfeed, you can head to the Kevyn Aucoin counter at Bergdorf Goodman and ask for a custom-made Sensual Skin Enhancer.
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Since then, I just experimented with drinking as a kind of freedom enhancer here and there, but it quickly ran out of steam.
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The combination of the two makes sex an all-natural, fairly quick mood-enhancer, Leavitt said in a press release about the study.
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The combination of the two makes sex an all-natural, fairly quick mood-enhancer, Leavitt said in a press release about the study.
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Aside from being a sentencing enhancer, the bills essentially do nothing to further develop tools for law enforcement to better combat domestic terror acts.
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Ms. Suzuki is the great-great-granddaughter of Saburosuke Suzuki II, the founder of Ajinomoto of Japan, which produced the flavor enhancer monosodium glutamate.
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Samsung knows the score, and has made its 55-inch 4K UHD HDR QLED TV with lightning-fast reactions thanks to game enhancer technology.
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Lastly, to keep the lifted hair healthy, Lee used her own brand's In Common Mended Sea Treatment Enhancer combined with the Velvet Cloud Mask.
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Hear is another audio enhancer that's available for both Mac and Windows, and it makes an impression whether you're using headphones or your laptop's speakers.
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Three pairs of glasses, a second iPhone, probiotics, and a lemon-flavored water enhancer to add to unsweetened iced teas for a makeshift Arnold Palmer.
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Retinol has long been promoted as a beauty enhancer, and their black cherry, acerola and pomegranate concoction is the first drinkable version, the company says.
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Gray is not my best color, but I dutifully applied CoverGirl's Eye Enhancer shadow in Silver Lining to my lids, followed by light brow pencil.
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It also features Motionflow XR, a dynamic contrast enhancer, and has a hidden panel in the back so you can hide any cables and wires.
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I was taking this powerful, potentially dangerous drug as a performance enhancer, yet I was doing so within the rules — thanks to the T.U.E. loophole.
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By contrast, he said the "My Brilliant Friend" production represented a "huge opportunity for the city," as both a financial investment and an image enhancer.
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Monosodium glutamate is a powerful flavor enhancer that, despite what you may have heard, is widely accepted in the scientific community as a safe additive.
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Using mice as a subject, he and his colleagues subbed in the snake version of the Sonic hedgehog enhancer, as well as fish and human versions.
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GHB first gained popularity in the 1990s, when it was sold over-the-counter in vitamin supplement stores as a sleep aid and growth hormone enhancer.
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Naturally found in foods like Parmigiano Reggiano and mushrooms, MSG is also manufactured as a flavor enhancer for everything from bouillon cubes to chips to ramen.
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The products available today include things like smart changing pad and scale Hatch Baby, coffee enhancer Third Wave Water, and storage bags from Stasher, among others.
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According to Charlamagne, he and the woman both went to the sex store to buy Spanish Fly, a libido enhancer which they mixed with E&J.
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Thoroughly delighted by the return of this teenage mood-enhancer to luxury fashion, we've rounded up 16 hoodies that'll have you feeling authentically '90s and criminally cozy.
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It is probably, however, a quality and reliability enhancer, and in a field with fickle customers, and competitors around every corner, that could count for a lot.
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In iTunes, there's a Sound Enhancer setting under Playback in Preferences, which applies some tiny tweaks to the audio output to give it extra presence and clarity.
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"Establishing large autonomous vehicle subscriptions, even as a substitute to traditional leasing, could become a major profit enhancer for low-margin segments like cars and even crossovers."
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I have a pretty simple skincare/makeup routine: HydroPeptide Power Serum, HydroPeptide Power Lift moisturizer, Benefit 22D Browtones eyebrow enhancer, and Too Faced Better Than Sex mascara.
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But under normal circumstances, one thing an Upper West Side enhancer will not do is reach across town to twiddle genes residing on the Upper East Side.
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A turn is particularly unlikely in the United States, where a booming stock market is often considered a mood-enhancer, especially for the politically potent affluent class.
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Within a half-hour, you'll have your new favorite flavor and flavor enhancer, and you'll thank the heavens, Diana Kuan and maybe me a little bit, too.
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One important threat enhancer is that ocean levels along the East Coast have risen by nearly a foot in the past century, thanks primarily to global ocean warming.
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The memory enhancer Phenylpiracetam is also being considered by some athletes, which could confer a number of cognitive and emotional benefits to competition, including reduced feelings of stress.
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Then there's DFX Audio Enhancer for Windows, which can work wonders with your audio whether you're streaming video from the web or trying to hear someone on Skype.
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Adding a bit of shine to Cuoco's wedding day look, Greenberg applied a few drops of Cover FX's Custom Enhancer in Rose Gold to Cuoco's high cheekbone area.
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The Italian scientists ultimately opted to treat their patient with a beta blocker (and proposed moral enhancer) called propranolol, since others had treated patients similarly in the past.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2013 released voluntary guidelines for drug makers and agricultural companies to phase out antibiotic use as a growth enhancer in livestock.
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The Russian trainers and officials said they were obeying the ban on meldonium, but they insisted the drug — despite its benefits — should not be considered a performance enhancer.
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During normal limb formation, the enhancer, or part of the DNA responsible for gene expression, acts as a genetic "switch" that goes on, but the mutations eradicated that switch.
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These included identifying how the waste can be processed and reused as a soil enhancer, as well as how and where the company would build a permanent disposal facility.
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SAM has been supplanted by MULE, a "material unit life enhancer," and within months of its arrival Construction Robotics has moved an impressive 75 MULEs at $73,000 a pop.
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While positioned as a home theater enhancer, it can't quite match the sound profiles of those which include more elaborate audio technologies such as Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X.
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Imagine a miracle drug that could ease many of the stresses of modern life — a combination mood enhancer and smart pill that might even encourage the remission of cancer.
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It's possible that the Sonic hedgehog enhancer wasn't the first cause of leg loss "but it's certainly a major player," says James Hanken, an evolutionary developmental biologist at Harvard University.
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WADA initially put the drug on its watch list in 2015, having suspicions of athletes using it as a performance enhancer before making the decision to ban the drug outright.
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It's amusing that the only guaranteed game enhancer, whose utility is explained in its very name, is one that far too often languishes in the pro shop, overlooked and unloved.
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However, he was put in the control group, meaning he would have to endure the industry standard, an hour-and-a-half-long injection of Zometta, a calcium-binding enhancer.
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Lasix is a "performance enhancer cloaked as therapeutic medication that less than 80% of the horses need" despite 95% of horses receiving it, the Jockey Club said in a recent paper.
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This loop connects the prolactin gene promoter, which acts as a switch to turn the gene on, with a prolactin enhancer, which serves as the metaphorical finger that flips the switch.
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Q: This is something that you think over time as a performance enhancer gets regulated, or this is what every single athlete in the world has to do to keep up?
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"From a foreign investor's perspective, generally speaking, investment into Japan is not really seen as a huge yield-enhancer," Naomi Fink, CEO at Europacifica Consulting, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday.
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A well-known performance enhancer in the field of competitive-eating, that is, but rather less efficacious when it comes to maneuvering a two- or four-wheeled machine to high-speed victory.
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Retailers will want to know whether consumers really care about killing the check out line, and whether it's a "revenue and profit enhancer" for the stores using it, neXt Curve's Lee said.
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Among the items ... "Men's spider enhancer thong triple c**kring, body wear CS2 metallic erotic c**k strap gold and snake skin, WildmanT ball lifter red, candyman men's jock suspenders" and more.
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The Glow Maker is a definite favorite, but other Maelove standouts include the One Cream ($28), Eye Enhancer ($28), and the perfectly gentle but effective Glycolic Acid cream, the Night Renewer ($28).
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Sonic effects didn't seem detached from what was happening onstage, a vision of the pit as its own private world of hermetic beauties; instead, the orchestra acted as an enhancer and interlocutor.
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All in all, it doesn't seem like getting this IV treatment will do any harm (for most people, at least), but it's also unclear if this actually works as a true libido enhancer.
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Sports Briefing | Doping Ivars Kalvins, the inventor of the banned drug meldonium, insisted on Friday that it was safe and questioned whether the authorities were justified in listing it as a performance enhancer.
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In this instance, disruption of the nearby binding site, Dr. Young said, "broke up the neighborhood and allowed an outside enhancer to push TAL1 to the point of tumorigenesis," the production of tumors.
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Islam Makhachev, for instance, claimed he hadn't taken the supposed performance enhancer for over 13 months and was still given a ban by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) following a positive test.
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Samsung's video enhancer also works wonders here, bumping up brightness, contrast and saturation to make video content, including Netflix HDR, especially pop automatically when you use those apps or view videos on the web.
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This was due to a failed drug test for meldonium—the same performance enhancer that has seen a number of Russian athletes, such as Alexander Povetkin and Maria Sharapova, banned from competing in professional sport.
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The only smart drug that, following a 2015 study, was deemed both safe and effective—alertness-enhancer modafinil—is still prescription-only and has been criticised by some commentators as a form of brain doping.
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She is a more persuasive sleep saleswoman precisely because she does not champion slumber solely as a mental-health aid—an enhancer of acuity and efficiency, and so forth—but as an end in itself.
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While it's not proven that marijuana would give runners an advantage, it's banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency, an athletic regulatory body, in part because it's believed that it could be a performance enhancer.
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Now, the brand has launched a whole bunch of highlighting and bronzing drops (called Custom Enhancer Drops) that can be worn alone or mixed into foundations, primers, and moisturizers to give the skin a subtle glow.
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As for why meldonium ended up on the banned list, anti-doping agencies found meldonium in about 2% of control samples they tested randomly, and they've noticed chatter on websites touting the drug as a performance enhancer.
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And you can bet it has a killer foundation: In fact, the brand's Sensual Skin Enhancer is a favorite product among many — including Kylie Jenner — so you can know the efficacy of this concealing base is real.
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The site offers birth control pills, a libido enhancer called Flibanserin, hair-growth stimulants, and acne treatments, most of which are available via a prescription that you can get through an online consult with a licensed doctor.
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Here in the locker room (apodyterion from the ancient Greek), athletes stripped and rubbed their bodies with olive oil and dust, which functioned as both a natural sunscreen and, not incidentally, an enhancer of muscular male beauty.
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Those convulsions had been thought to be beneficial in tiny doses in the past, and in the late 19th and early 20th centuries it was used in small doses as an athletic performance enhancer, and recreational stimulant.
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"Cirtulline and arginine [Nitrosigine being a branding term] are traditionally implicated as a muscle blood flow enhancer via the production of nitric oxide, which is a potent vasodilator, meaning it relaxes the arterial blood vessels," Jo says.
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Pritchett suggests using cheese as a flavor enhancer for meals instead of making it the focus: sprinkle feta or goat cheese on a salad for extra flavor, or add Parmesan to your favorite soup for extra pep.
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You've got gesture support, the game launcher mode for focusing on games, the dual messenger mode for running two accounts in the same app, and the video enhancer for making videos really pop—to name just four extras.
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It's best served with a slight chill, and while sitting with friends or family, feeling thankful, it's the perfect mood enhancer… all of these are so naturally driven that they aren't going to corrupt your system with chemicals.
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The court granted the FTC's motion in September 2017, finding that the prosecution history plainly showed that AbbVie had relinquished to the public the compounds used by the generic drug makers as a "penetration enhancer" in their formulations.
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It's a big people-pleaser and life-enhancer, and for whatever reason, relays to your friends that you're somewhat of a capable adult who buys long-lasting and durable tech products (at least that's what I tell myself).
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It comes with equipped with a powerful quad-core processor and an Advanced Color Enhancer for a crisp, lifelike, and brilliantly hued picture, which looks incredible from every seat on your couch thanks to its panel's wide viewing angle.
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While you can make the argument it is a performance enhancer, if the drug was used prior to the January ban as suggested in the claims made for Makhachev and now Povetkin, neither man has truly broken the rules.
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"While other venomous animals like vipers and scorpions require fangs or stingers to deliver its toxins, [the kambo] frog utilizes its absorption enhancer poison to allow a fast entry of toxins through the predator's skin to its bloodstream," he adds.
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Some medical researchers are concerned that the FDA is waving through ineffective and potentially harmful drugs too quickly — sleep drugs with marginal benefits that can cause car accidents, a libido enhancer for women that barely works better than a placebo.
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The bid to join the U.S.-led TPP is proving to be a sticking point in the election campaign because Taiwan currently has a ban on American pork laced with ractopamine, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved leanness enhancer.
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Eating a ton of food or tablespoons full of the salt could cause the general malaise attributed to the flavor enhancer, and the placebo effect is more than strong enough to account for the negative effects sometimes associated with MSG.
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The case against the Swiss food firm's India unit is one of several filed by regulators after they found excess lead, ash, and monosodium glutamate (MSG), a flavour enhancer, in different samples of Maggi noodles seized in Uttar Pradesh between 2015 and 2016.
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So far, she has released a four-piece collection of beauty products called SkinLine, which includes a soap-free charcoal cleanser and a cocoa-seed-butter skin-tone enhancer, and she next plans to unveil a calming fragrance made with eucalyptus and patchouli.
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According to ESPN, the attorney representing Jones in this particular case, Howard Jacobs, believes the banned substances in question were consumed by way of what he thought was a Cialis (tadalafil) pill, a sexual enhancer, but was an off-brand version of the drug.
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The 3D Fiber Lash Enhancing Mascara, which has over 1,000 positive reviews on Amazon, is exactly the same as Simply Naked Beauty's original super-thickening fiber mascara (which we raved about last month), with the addition of a well-known natural hair growth enhancer: castor oil.
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Their maker is a firm called MSG, letters that stand not for a flavour enhancer but—take your pick—either for Messenger of God or for the initials of the three gurus who have led Dera Sacha Sauda, a north Indian sect, since its founding in 1948.
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He received treatment from Anthony Galea, a Canadian sports medicine specialist who later pleaded guilty to a felony charge of bringing misbranded and unapproved drugs — including human growth hormone, which is banned by most sports organizations as a performance enhancer — into the United States to treat athletes.
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WHAT: Cover FX Custom Enhancer Drops PRICE: $42 Courtesy Cover FX HOW I USED IT: When I dropped less than a pea-sized amount of this illuminator on the back of my hand, my jaw dropped at the amount of metallic shine I saw as I swatched it out.
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As part of this bigger plan to address waste, Dycle is leading small community workshops like today's, showing how to produce biochar—essentially charcoal—a soil enhancer and one of the important steps in the ancient method of producing terra preta, also known as black or fertile soil.
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The franchisees are desperate for good news, according to the National Owners Association email, although they are apparently worried about recent reports that the new chicken sandwich contains MSG, a flavor enhancer that causes health concerns among some consumers even though studies have shown the ingredient to be safe.
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He helped develop tests for an artificial version of the male sex hormone testosterone, the blood-booster erythropoietin (EPO), and tetrahydrogestrinone (THG), otherwise known as "the clear," the performance-enhancer at the heart of the BALCO scandal that involved Jones, Bonds, and a number of other athletes across multiple sports.
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And I think there is no reason to explain to anyone why this is the case, how the powdered seaweed acts as a flavor enhancer, how it contains a natural version of monosodium glutamate, how it's harvested off rocks at the bottom of the tide: dulse, Palmaria palmata, bounty of the sea.
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FlipdScreenshot: GizmodoFlipd for Android and iOS is both a distraction blocker and a wellness enhancer, with a variety of different components: You can lock away apps you don't want to use for a while, track your productivity and focus, and connect with friends and family to see who's the best at avoiding distractions.
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That's not going to be a possibility at Coachella, and so they tried to take some hybrid strains that can make you a little more outgoing, or that calm your anxiety, and they blended them with strains that are a sensory-enhancer and are good for listening to a record or watching a visual performance of some kind.
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Because TADs can be quite large, the way the Upper West Side of Manhattan comprises an area of about 250 square blocks, a genetic enhancer located at the equivalent of, say, Lincoln Center on West 65th Street, can amplify the activity of a gene positioned at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, 45 blocks north.
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"A lot of people think, especially some old-school military people, think that the virtual-reality stuff takes away from the actual live-fire ranges, when in fact this is actually an enhancer," he explained, adding that "when you get out to the live-fire ranges, it is going to be muscle memory at that point, and it's going to go flawlessly."
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Indeed, it seems to me that, conformably with the sage advice (not a herb or culinary flavour enhancer) given to James Hacker, by his principal private secretary, Bernard Woolley in "Yes, Prime Minister", only a cognitively challenged emulsified high-fat offal tube will do if we are to avoid the lanolin-encased naturally ovine fibres being pulled in front of our ocular enabling mechanisms.
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I'd tried antidepressants , years before, unsuccessfully, and again, also unsuccessfully, during the months leading up to the day on the roof: S.S.R.I.s, which target the mechanisms that control the neurotransmitter serotonin; an S.N.R.I., which affects both serotonin and norepinephrine levels; Wellbutrin, a dopamine enhancer; and Lamictal, a mood stabilizer developed to treat epilepsy, and now also used to treat a broad range of clinical psychiatric conditions.
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There are a few contributing factors here, like the popular ascent of microdosing (taking small, "sub-perceptual" doses of psilocybin mushrooms or LSD as an ad hoc antidepressant or performance enhancer), and the ubiquity of "I Went To My Great-Aunt Bernadette's Wake…On Acid"-style reportage, in which psychedelics are harnessed as kind of phase shifter to render the trivial strange, or the openly weird even weirder.
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