The ingredients mention green tea extract and bacopa, B vitamins and black pepper extract.
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Add the eggs, egg whites, almond extract and vanilla extract, and mix until smooth. 3.
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Mix in 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, 2 teaspoons almond extract and 1 pint sour cream.
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The water-based formula contains rose canina fruit extract, aloe vera leaf juice, and algae extract.
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"You can extract information, that's quite standard, but when you extract the receipt you need to ensure you have the right fields in order to extract information and turn it into insights," he explained.
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The Dr. Tanzi-recommended Active Serum, which works for all skin types, is super lightweight, with gentle exfoliators like sugar cane extract, white willow bark extract, and bilberry extract to gently remove dead skin cells.
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Or the simple pound cake she made with sugar, butter, flour, eggs, salt, vanilla extract, lemon extract, and mace.
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It has lavender water, rosewater, and orange fruit extract to balance and rehydrate the skin, willow bark and papaya extract get rid of dead skin cells, and green tea extract to help protect against environmental stressors.
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Rose oil, anise extract, and mulberry extract are the heroes of the formula, which restores hydration and delivers major brightness.
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The formula contains soothing rice bran extract and honey extract to keep the color from feeling really dry on my lids.
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Its $20 Coconut Milky Oil Shower Moisturizing Body Wash soothes dry skin with soybean oil, coconut oil, vanilla extract, and oatmeal extract.
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It features not one, but four types of rose (oil and extract from the black rose, alpine rose extract, and may rose water).
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Vigna extract helps cell renewal to diminish fine lines, soy protein promotes firmness and caffeine extract stimulates blood flow and rejuvenates the complexion.
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The cream uses ingredients like sea whip extract, sunflower seed oil, jojoba seed oil, shea butter, and rosemary leaf extract to hydrate and restore skin.
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The United States is much different than it was a number of years ago when we weren't able to extract what we can extract today.
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The United States is much different than it was a number of years ago when we weren't able to extract what we can extract today.
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The lightweight formula, which has silk powder, papaya extract, and avocado extract, promises to balance oil while evening out the skin tone and moisturizing your face.
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The cupcakes are made of butter, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, milk, and flour — so, the usual — and the buttercream requires butter, vanilla extract, and icing sugar.
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Alternatively, if you prefer a plain vanilla cake, replace the almond extract with an additional one teaspoon vanilla extract, for a total of two teaspoons. 4.
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Outside of science, oil companies have drilled deep and narrow to extract oil, and mining companies have dug large and wide to extract copper and diamonds.
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ZL201610745221.0), for phenolic extract of stevia rebaudiana and application of phenolic extract in anti-inflammatory products, valid for 20 years * Says it received patent(No. ZL201610745209.
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"This policy will enable the contractors to extract not only the remaining reserves but also plan to extract additional reserves by implementing new technologies," a government statement said.
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Peony extract and a high concentration of licorice water brighten the skin, while green tea extract calms the skin and reduces pigmentation (including in acne scars and dark spots).
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Vanilla extract Some people believe applying organic vanilla extract topically to a developing sore can help dry it out, thanks to its alcohol content, which shortens the sore's lifespan.
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It works to smooth, strengthen, and protect hair of all types, thanks to ingredients like panthenol, sunflower seed extract, green tea leaf extract, silk amino acids, and citric acid.
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But to extract yourself from the paparazzi game was to extract yourself from a certain brand of fame altogether — something that some celebrities, like, say, Jennifer Lopez, could not afford.
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The ingredient list of Glow Maker according to Maelove ($28): Water (Aqua), Ascorbic Acid, Ethoxydiglycol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Glycerin, Lecithin, Sodium Hyaluronate, Ferulic Acid, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Callus Culture Extract, Magnolia Officinalis Bark Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Xanthan Gum, Disodium EDTA, Sodium Metabisulfite, Triethanolamine, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexyglycerin, Maltodextrin, Tocopherol.
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U.S. Stem Cell performs liposuction on patients to suck out belly fat, processes the fat to extract what it describes as stem cells and then injects the extract back into patients.
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"Epitomes" and "extract" volumes — especially of verse — were popular.
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It's formulated with licorice water, green tea extract, and peony extract for a deep clean, and is a great alternative to toners with alcohol, which experts say can strip skin of moisture.
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Case in point: European Wax Center's Mask Me Hydrogel Face Mask ($9.50 or 3 for $24) features kelp extract to hydrate and cucumber and chamomile extract to calm and soothe the skin.
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A number of data dividend advocates argue that "data is the new oil," meaning that tech companies extract our personal information, much like oil companies extract the natural resource from the ground.
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In addition to ceramides, this moisturizer is packed with other hydrating ingredients — like red algae extract, squalane, and coconut extract (which lends a subtly sweet scent) — to help soften and plump skin.
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But we have lots of sources now, and the United States is much different than it was a number of years ago when we weren't able to extract what we can extract today.
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Flamingo doesn't have a body wash, but its Body Lotion ($9) features the key ingredients of white willowbark extract and papaya fruit extract (for hydration) and a derivative of sugar cane (for moisturization).
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Inside, you'll find aloe to soothe, pomegranate seed extract to protect skin and promote cell regeneration, grapeseed oil to build collagen, ginger root extract to reduce redness, and orange oil to relieve inflammation.
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The clinic had been performing liposuction on patients to suck out belly fat, then processing the fat to extract what it said were stem cells and then injecting the extract back into patients.
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Aloe Vera live plant meat worked to extract the red.
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And now they are looking to extract their due leverage.
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Pure vanilla extract contains a surprisingly high percentage of alcohol.
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Stream in the vanilla extract and whip to combine. 3.
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Rescue vehicles were needed to extract the trucks, it said.
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A professional can extract all information just in 10 seconds.
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The pumpkin extract is especially good for moisturizing dry skin.
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As if she had dabbed cooking extract behind her ears.
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Rescuers are currently considering four options to extract the boys.
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Early offices were designed to extract relentless productivity from workers.
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To resuscitate a flooded Tesla, first extract any dead fish.
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They want to extract negative information only about the president.
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These include ginger, grape seed extract, ginkgo, rosemary and turmeric.
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There were no more political wins to extract from Comey.
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Cameron has tried to extract promises for reform from Europe.
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It will extract a nice espresso from almost any beans.
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Cartels, monopolies and lobbying are common ways to extract rents.
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In a small bowl, combine vanilla extract and milk. 4.
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Like, the pure extract of my soul into an album.
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Ideas can also automatically extract key points from a document.
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Oil reserves refer to crude that's economically feasible to extract.
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We show two of these features on this chart extract.
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The research is helping us extract what this value is.
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The data came from the nationwide database Medicaid Analytic eXtract.
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It will take more than the pope to extract it.
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Private companies extract profit from communities when they go in.
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Thankfully, Mario Mandžukić has the plan to extract those tears.
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About half of the CBD extract oils were labeled inaccurately.
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So the benefits may be harder to extract in practice.
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"No technology exists today to extract that content," she said.
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The drug is offered in capsules and extract form, too.
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He also attempts to extract his own American son, Lenny.
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Companies that extract and refine fossil fuels are gone, too.
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Does he extract a pound of flesh from Mitt Romney?
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They've also tried to tighten loopholes to extract tax payments.
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Scientific evidence of the benefits of placental extract is thin.
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Ever wondered how to extract solar power from powdered doughnut?
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Standard glassware to be able to stir things and extract.
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To make products suitable for so-called reactive skin, a lot of companies just mix in the anti-inflammatories allantoin (a comfrey plant extract) or bisabolol (a chamomile extract) and call it a day.
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Teami's Colon Cleanse Tea purportedly contains senna leaf and root, hawthorn berry extract, lotus leaf, lime leaf and extract, psyllium husk seed, phaseolus calcaratus seed, rhubarb root, poria cocos stem bark and valerian root.
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The postdigital museum allows visitors to extract more data from the collection (and the collection to extract data from the visitors.) The Steve project ignited a "radical shift toward how visitors saw things," Chan says.
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Improved ties with Japan would also help Moscow extract more from its developing relationship with China, which has exploited Russia's relative isolation to extract highly favorable long-term deals on gas pipelines and regional integration.
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Mr. Trump: But we have lots of sources now and the United States is much different than it was a number of years ago when we weren't able to extract what we could extract today.
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The commandos called in air strikes and helicopters to extract them.
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Afterward, the bone was broken-up to extract the nutritious marrow.
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They can extract concessions from the PP without any political cost.
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Humans extract these elements from the earth, heat them, refine them.
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The president has talked about wanting to extract more defense spending.
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Mix in the salt, vanilla extract, cream, and food color-ing.
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Plus, you'll also learn how to extract information on potential targets.
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And relying on oil that is tougher to extract increases emissions.
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Maggie Lambert-Newman How did you extract the data you needed?
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Each person's capacity to extract energy from foods differs, it appears.
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He just needs to extract, as he says, something from nothing.
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Vitamin Shoppe started selling hemp extract essential oils nationwide in March.
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Once you've downloaded the file, you'll need to extract the image.
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Kanpur has facilities to recycle industrial wastewater and extract the chromium.
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"These animals were able to extract nutrients from bone," he said.
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Could Erdogan unleash refugees to extract revenge or placate his audience?
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It took two and a half hours to extract, Dick says.
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Phrases like "extract more data" may fall hard on traditionalist ears.
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Every extract they read is somewhat animated, with highlights pulled out.
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Musk even requested Tesla fans and owners help extract the rabbit.
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A team of divers and marine experts will extract the remains.
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The calibration machine also cannot extract any data from the phone.
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Sulfur recovery units extract sulfur from hydrogen sulfide removed by hydrotreaters.
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So is the use of mercury, a pollutant, to extract gold.
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To extract gold, the miners mix liquid mercury with crushed ore.
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Oil reserves refer to crude that is economically feasible to extract.
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What will Trump's trade team be able to extract from China?
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Further to this, Aramco's oil reserves are the cheapest to extract.
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Several factors have left conservatives less well-positioned to extract concessions.
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They look for other ways to extract wealth from the public.
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"It's like trying to extract termites from a house," says Lee.
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So, as the temperature rises, he can extract more water directly.
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A cream that contains oatmeal extract to prevent flaking and irritation
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The ponds were built to extract salt from the bay water.
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The problem was that nobody knew how to extract the gas.
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Mr. Saunders had reportedly hoped to extract more concessions from Israel.
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Of Irish-German extract, Billy's an outsider wherever he finds himself.
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It took me about four years to get this extract right.
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Could you extract a toll, tax, or commission from virtual usage?
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There's a catch, though: it uses the carbon to extract oil.
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But attempts to extract DNA from her specimen haven't been successful.
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And why did it take my intervention to extract this explanation?
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So we choose to extract even more oil from that area!
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The Democrats are promising to extract greater protections for American workers.
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But there's no need to extract any real meaning from it.
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They express confidence that Mr. Johnson will extract a favorable deal.
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In angling to extract Britain from the European Union by Oct.
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Add the sugar, mint extract, and salt and whisk to combine.
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They used hooked instruments to extract the brain through the nostrils.
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More leverage with insurers often allows doctors to extract higher rates.
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A warmer winter makes it more difficult to extract the timber.
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Putting immigration aside would mean that Republicans wouldn't be able to hold hostages to extract budget concessions—but it doesn't mean that they won't continue to hold hostages to extract concessions on immigration and border security.
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Ingredients Water, pea protein, expeller-pressed canola oil, modified cornstarch, modified cellulose, yeast extract, virgin coconut oil, sea salt, natural flavor, beet powder (for color), ascorbic acid (to promote color retention), onion extract, onion powder, garlic powder.
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Green food coloring and vanilla extract go in along with the coconut.
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Another ingredient tip: Take care to use a natural peppermint extract here.
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They can then extract the genes for those viruses and store them.
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Oh, and did I mention these actually have wine extract in them?
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Add egg and vanilla extract, and beat on low until combined. 3.
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Rescue workers had to use the Jaws of Life to extract her.
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Also included: rosemary extract, which helps to boost circulation and blood flow.
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But she also failed to extract any new insights about Alex Jones.
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To produce the cream, Parke-Davis needed to extract capsaicin from peppers.
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Pork, mostly; plus water, sea salt, sugar, celery powder, and thyme extract.
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E. FABER: WE DECIDED TO EXTRACT OURSELVES FROM THE POLITICAL DEBATE HERE.
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Libyan oil is cheap to extract and easy to export to Europe.
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"Our goal was not to extract things from the community," he said.
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Mayer, too, said he wanted to extract himself from the paparazzi complex.
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But the company can extract relevant information from this pile of data.
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From there, an attacker can extract the memory and find the keys.
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Machines can use infrared techniques to extract plastic from the residual waste.
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Mojoe harnesses steam to extract and brew coffee directly inside the device.
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The pertinent extract is from a speech by Mr. Xi on Jan.
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The team attempted to extract DNA from the fossils, but were unsuccessful.
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Extract from WHAT IS NOT YOURS IS NOT YOURS by Helen Oyeyemi.
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Toss in some chocolate chips and peppermint extract for chocolate-peppermint pancakes.
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One way to get this knowledge is to extract it from people.
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It takes extra modeling to extract the accurate age from the analysis.
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You buy a declining business, you extract a lot of cost synergies.
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One of these approaches is to extract the testis or epididymis surgically.
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From a news story, BlackSky may extract people, places, organizations, and keywords.
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Some operators extract soil legally, said Michael Chideme, Harare's corporate communications manager.
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Eventually, the team managed to decode and extract most of the data.
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About half goes to the drillers that extract oil from the earth.
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It can't, however, extract the passcode on the iPhone 20123s or above.
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In 2011, Republicans wielded the debt ceiling to extract government spending cuts.
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Unfair trials and the use of torture to extract confessions are common.
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It has been consolidating newspaper companies to extract costs and streamline operations.
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I wish Jenner's recipe had required more bananas or some vanilla extract.
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Natural chicken liver flavor and rosemary extract are added for additional flavor.
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Natural odor inhibitors — citrus extract and liquid chlorophyll — are an added bonus.
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Such pincer movement might provide Pelosi with leverage to extract greater concessions.
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ISPs have long sought to extract more money from highly trafficked sites.
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The tighter spacing allows them to extract more crude with less sand.
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This can quickly extract its toll on the reputation of the investigation.
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Press carefully with a spoon to extract as much oil as possible.
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Only one man can help extract Turkey from this mess: Abdullah Ocalan.
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No way to extract ourselves from that situation except by armed confrontation.
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When he manages to extract them from their boots, they're painfully red.
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Then figure out how to extract a profit from your new model.
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The most effective leaders extract the best from the people around them.
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"The mills extract 2200% of the gold from the rock," he says.
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Try a Vino facial, an 252-minute grape extract exfoliation for $160.
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We use Excel spreadsheets and write commands to extract usable data quickly.
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You could extract its essence and offer it to thirsty young atheists.
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Chanel once used an extract of its leaves in its famous fragrance.
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Those countries have large reserves and can extract oil at low costs.
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The most fun you can extract from a tense and resentful breakup.
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Perhaps Turnbull can extract some of that context from our chief executive.
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The probes will extract samples from the asteroids before returning to Earth.
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At the moment, it seems to be in "consolidate" and "extract" mode.
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This time, the U.S. is trying to extract a timetable for denuclearization.
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On the one hand, the kidnappers need to extract a huge ransom.
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With this extract, she made several kinds of soft candy from scratch.
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Just politely extract yourself from the conversation and go on with your day.
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Another possible goal is to extract some kind of economic concession from Trump.
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Most of these services extract genetic profiles from customers by collecting saliva samples.
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Two members of the team extract a freshly-drilled core from the drill.
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The iPhone's security features make it difficult to extract data from the device.
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Add the honey, whiskey, vanilla extract, and orange zest and stir to combine.
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Combine sugar, vanilla extract and remaining 1¼ cups cream in a chilled bowl.
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And you say we can extract more value out of that demand. Absolutely.
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Read on for a look at some possible options to extract the team.
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But he will wait, the better to extract terms that favour American workers.
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Still, it's not implausible that police could extract sensitive data from the phones.
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Reminder: Facebook's entire raison d'être is to extract personal data from its users.
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But we can extract the gist from various summaries and, uh, purloined copies.
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"We were able to extract a perfect mold of her stomach," Baez said.
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Louis, even if only to extract a counter-offer from their current city.
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The butt just doesn't extract quite like the face — it's not the same.
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One place to start diversifying might be to extract more value from oil.
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His plan was to extract concessions, including more central revenue for his state.
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To extract revenue from these numbers we assumed a 15 percent transaction fee.
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Hamas believes that the best tool it has to extract concessions is force.
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Rescue teams are still working to extract people from the rubble, he said.
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It uses centrifugal force at a high speed to extract juice from produce.
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Whereas, espresso has a lot of pressure so you can extract the intensity.
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It's important to note that they only extract metadata to build this catalogue.
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You can extract the materials you need from the air, water, or land.
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So is using the courts to extract some money from the people responsible.
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We extract the business concepts first from the code and then build questions.
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He runs one of nine farms that covered their lagoons to extract methane.
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The hackers managed to extract information from up to 200,000 voters' personal data.
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Innovators have even developed fish passages that automatically extract invasive fish from streams.
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Although they tried to extract DNA from them, it wasn't there, Hublin said.
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One of the best deals at Costco is on vanilla extract, Demer says.
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There is medicinal value in ganja, and from the seeds, we extract oil.
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Another bomb went off when the recovery team went in to extract them.
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Chemicals and machinery were used to extract the cocaine at the processing laboratories.
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The call is being recorded and agents are standing by to extract him.
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An extract from the interview was available on the SRF website on Friday.
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Donald Trump uses public office as a gold mine to extract personal advantage.
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That they break any business ties with companies that extract fossil fuels 3.
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This single sensor can extract depth and color data in a single shot.
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Pagan Kennedy IS it possible to extract blood from people without causing pain?
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Wayfair, money-hungry eurocrats are trying to extract every single cent from Americans.
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Efficiency gains are also enabling companies to extract more oil with fewer resources.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these movements.
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Mr. Lauer did manage to extract several head-turning statements from Mr. Trump.
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The problem with gas hydrates is that the gas is hard to extract.
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He will try to extract concessions but Kim won't hear any of it.
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But Trump hobbled his team's ability to extract concessions long before these meetings.
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Could he extract enough from the athletically challenged and somewhat strange Kevin Love?
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You can leave out the vanilla extract if you don't have it handy.
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Strain through a fine sieve, pressing to extract as much liquid as possible.
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He's going to try and extract as much of the support [as possible].
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Cost: $150Find out more about the Footnanny Hemp Extract Spa Treatment Set here.
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For decades, these patents allowed Roche to extract cash from dozens of drugmakers.
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Sunsafe Rx, for example, has more than 50 such references for Polypodium extract.
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The point is to extract people from their routines where unhealthy habits manifest.
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If there's too much granularity it becomes difficult to extract useful historic data.
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But also, how the hell do you begin to extract yourself from that?
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That's the idea of sifting back through waste dumps to extract valuable materials.
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To extract political concessions through hostage taking of one issue, one issue: Obamacare.
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How do you extract 27 tons of gold from underwater in enemy territory?
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Unfortunately, I don't think it's possible to extract this signal from the noise.
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Until recently, most methods to extract value have been costly, inefficient and hazardous.
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Analysts wonder whether the goal is to pressure or extract concessions from China.
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Stevens and extract her from the vehicle, she had tragically succumbed to drowning.
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So it's capturing carbon dioxide and injecting it underground ... to extract more carbon.
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But sometimes, the process to extract information from LCD game machines is destructive.
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Hydrotreaters extract hydrogen sulfide from motor fuels in compliance with U.S. environmental rules.
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Already, the plant extract is being added to cheeseburgers, toothpicks and breath sprays.
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The patches also contain nutrients including vitamin A and green tea extract too.
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Or mining companies that seek to extract resources from these federally held areas.
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Cellulose is also found in wood, but is easier to extract from vegetables.
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We use the ANTSSYS trade method to extract good returns from this behavior.
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He was an outspoken critic of the use of torture to extract information.
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It therefore seems an inopportune moment to extract more yen from their pockets.
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Welsh recommends Krave's The Beet Shield, which is made with real beet extract.
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All of those make it harder for interrogators to extract intelligence, he said.
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More noteworthy, she fails to extract a single distinctive fact about Harriet's past.
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In 2012, he climbed to seventeen thousand feet to extract a snow core.
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The extract contained the fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).
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When the shadows of unreality obscure one's outlook, exposed people extract a penalty.
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Then it took nearly another week to figure out a way extract them.
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Democrats are eager to extract leverage at every opportunity given their minority status.
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There they learned how to extract the kief, the resin glands containing THC.
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Once harvested, the plant is roasted and pressed to extract juices for distillation.
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Her captors threatened to harm her family in an effort to extract information.
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The program used torture techniques like waterboarding to extract intelligence information under duress.
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Sulfur plants extract sulfur from hydrogen sulfide removed during the production of motor fuels.
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Since 2010 the right to extract lithium brine has been reserved for the state.
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They then continued to feed the cows 25 grams of extract for two months.
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ACRCloud can extract the vocalist's melody track and isolate it from the background accompaniment.
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The ANTSYSS trade method is used to extract good returns from this trend behavior.
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The effort to extract Afghanistan's natural resources would almost surely be a bloody one.
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CVC's dense network should allow the company to extract efficiencies in a quicker manner.
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Marine wildlife experts extract a breath sample from J50, or Scarlet, an ailing orca.
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Remove pan from heat, and carefully add cinnamon extract and black gel food coloring.
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Organization opens doors for businesses to extract new insights from existing resources and processes.
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Experimentally, I tried to extract grapefruit and lemon peels into a citrusy flavor concentrate.
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The more a bone is pulverized, the more likely it is to extract DNA.
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You can also extract reports and get insights on your current codebase and infrastructure.
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It contains papaya extract as well to help get rid of dead skin cells.
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There was even talk of mining old landfills to extract steel and aluminium cans.
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Will that also apply to Microsoft, or did Nadella extract some concessions from Google?
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The researchers cut out the parasites' digestive tracts and filtered them to extract DNA.
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Meanwhile, artificial-intelligence (AI) techniques such as machine learning extract more value from data.
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Through that, Peña manages to extract the name of Franklin Jurado from the company.
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Wireless carriers are forever looking for another way to extract money from their customers.
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But they only extract about 20 percent of the nutritional value of the catch.
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Add the vanilla bean specks or extract and salt, beat well to disperse. 3.
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And they always, always call out the clogged pores I've tried to extract myself.
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In a medium-large bowl, combine applesauce, yogurt, egg whites/substitute, and vanilla extract.
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Wow, this extract from Wolff's book is a shocking insight into Trump's mind: pic.twitter.
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The former Suits actress also adds cinnamon, vanilla extract, and agave to her pudding.
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Plus, it's infused with coconut oil, kept extract, and vitamin B to nourish lashes.
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In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg, oil, water, and vanilla extract. 3.
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Now we're using more and more energy to extract smaller quantities of fossil fuels.
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When you want to extract these, a kilogram can be like $100,000 to $350,000.
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The analyst expects AbbVie to "extract more synergies from Allergan" than have been suggested.
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The moment it costs less to extract those rare earths, that dirt becomes ore.
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Is the high more intense because you use a weed extract instead of herb?
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Later, the Levins knocked a hole in their kitchen wall to extract another kit.
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In a medium bowl, combine pumpkin, egg whites/substitute, almond milk, and vanilla extract.
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Add the vanilla extract and whip on medium-high speed until light and fluffy.
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Whether Republicans will be able to extract any new information remains to be seen.
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First come the loggers, who illegally extract valued lumber sold in far-off cities.
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Runge explained that he used the extract to treat partial blindness in a soldier.
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In previous work, researchers were able to extract important genetic information from the remains.
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Image: TepcoTepco is not planning to extract molten nuclear fuel until at least 2021.
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There are 50 operating mines in the Philippines, 30 of which extract nickel ore.
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Islamic State often tortured captives for weeks or months to extract information, officials said.
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It's not clear where the cannabis extract for such an agreement would come from.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these index movements.
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This gives him leverage, he thinks, to extract concessions that will boost American exports.
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Instead, with technology, we can extract statements and match with things people care about.
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Back then, police could basically extract any information they wanted after getting a warrant.
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You'll learn how to write queries that extract data from multiple tables at once.
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Cape Analytics, for example, uses computer vision to extract information from aerial imagery automatically.
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Most of the world's refineries use the Bayer process to extract alumina from bauxite.
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More likely, Iran is trying to extract extra concessions that it has not negotiated.
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The gel formula hydrates, soothes, and brightens thanks to hyaluronic acid and chamomile extract.
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Enslavers organized space so that violent supervision could extract the maximum amount of labor.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from this trend behavior.
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The bank would extract payment from the borrower's account when the loan came due.
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This is an edited extract from an article first published by Wellcome on Mosaic.
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The spacecraft carries enough nitrogen to attempt to extract material three times if necessary.
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The board voiced support for Rossello's efforts to extract deeper concessions from PREPA creditors.
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Our understanding is he popped the hatch and was able to extract some individuals.
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An herbal extract called DHM is a traditional cure in China, Japan, and Korea.
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So far though, no one is close to being able to extract it commercially.
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Other actors will step into the breach, and extract profits — and loyalty — in return.
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Products using the flower come in various forms, included dried tea, powder and extract.
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As part of that, I developed a technology to extract hormones from baboon feces.
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One viewer said the blackheads appeared "stubborn" because they took multiple attempts to extract.
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Billionaires use market power to extract revenue the way that a tollbooth operator does.
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Her mother-in-law was an alcoholic, getting drunk on bottles of vanilla extract.
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The New York Times managed to get one extract of one old tax return.
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If you like that savoury flavour of yeast-extract spreads, you'll really enjoy it.
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This is because its underlying business model is to extract value from users' data.
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"The incentive is to extract every iota of value out of users," Hartzog said.
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Trying to extract your Dark Zone loot via airlift is like sounding a gong.
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After analysing the code, Al-Bassam suspected it could extract keys from Cisco firewalls.
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It allows the largest miners to extract coal without setting aside cash or collateral.
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Why it matters: It's difficult to extract supply-chain-vulnerable products from the market.
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"On pricing, they are going to try to extract the max," the banker said.
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Most of the greenhouse gasses on Mars would be remarkably energy intensive to extract.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl, then add the vanilla extract and milk.
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Heilala's high-quality Bourbon vanilla products include fermented beans, paste, extract, sugar and syrup.
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We have the object, but not the knowledge of how we extract the materials.
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They share the artisanally crafted molecules needed to extract essential iron from their surroundings.
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Among other things, the bureau will help extract forensic information from Mr. Dombroski's cellphone.
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This includes leasing public lands for mining, drilling, and fracking to extract fossil fuel.
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In Crate Expectations, we extract a playlist from their memories to tell their story.
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It doesn't make it illegal to extract it just because it's hard to find.
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CNOOC was one of three foreign companies that had struck deals to extract oil.
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Mr. Obama's aides had haggled for weeks with Chinese officials to extract that agreement.
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Once we believe a video is genuine, we extract as much detail as possible.
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Torture was, unfortunately, not an uncommon technique used in Saigon's jails to extract information.
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"The fastest growing segment of the market is extract for inhalation," Mr. Kilmer said.
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Ginseng root extract, which can help treat photo-aging rounds out the active ingredients.
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Could the regime use political prisoners as "hostages" to extract concessions from the opposition?
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Those granted rights are allowed to extract and use a certain volume of water.
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But it is difficult to extract Mr. Cohen from his work for Mr. Trump.
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The sycamore fig leaves behind a waxy substance that is called fig leaf extract.
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In that instance, a fake DMCA claim was used to extract $150 from someone.
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However, loosening regulations could extract a steep cost from patients and the health system.
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Its liquid formula includes algae and açai extract to help hydrate nails and cuticles.
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He's now co-founder of Defy, which produces hemp extract performance beverages for athletes.
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The Klorane Smoothing and Relaxing Patches calm irritated under-eyes with soothing cornflower extract.
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Both companies also sell refined products made from oil they do not extract themselves.
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Add ½ cup of milk, ¼ cup of vegetable oil and 24 teaspoon of vanilla extract.
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As a US senator, McCain has advocated against using torture methods to extract intelligence.
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It took weeks to crack the tool and extract information, Mr. Ben-Simon said.
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The $2 million she's looking to extract from Varga just seems like a bonus.
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"There is enough here to extract until Judgment Day," he wrote to a contemporary.
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"This entire drama is part of political positioning to extract some kind of concession."
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Basically, mining royalties paid by companies when they extract natural resources from Alaskan soil.
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Gordon: A full- or broad-spectrum product is made from the whole plant extract.
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Prospectors in Siberia are rushing to extract woolly-mammoth tusks from the melting permafrost.
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The company plans to use a proprietary acid leaching process to extract the lithium.
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The extra caffeine is from concentrated black tea extract — it's not an artificial additive.
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Some glacial expeditions extract ice cores using cranes and ferry them home by helicopter.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from the trend behavior.
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They then extract that DNA and analyze it by putting it into a machine.
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The more a bone is pulverized, the more likely it becomes to extract DNA.
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Some vulnerabilities can also be used to extract files from the hacker's own server.
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If you like that savory flavor of yeast-extract spreads, you'll really enjoy it.
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They are sometimes found in the forest, eating salty mud to extract its minerals.
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The robot, for example, is not very adaptive: if the robot has been taught to grab an object and then extract it, but the situation requires the robot to extract the object and then, say, drop it, the robot can't complete the task.
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Ingredients Water, pea protein isolate, expeller-pressed canola oil, refined coconut oil, rice protein, natural flavors, cocoa butter, mung bean protein, methylcellulose, potato starch, apple extract, salt, potassium chloride, vinegar, lemon juice concentrate, sunflower lecithin, pomegranate fruit powder, beet juice extract (for color).
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On the farm we're able to take a sample, extract the DNA, which is another machine that I don't have here, but we can extract the DNA and then we put it onto here and then we get the data real time.
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On low speed, beat in the lemon juice, lemon zest, and vanilla extract until combined.
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But, she was somebody who wasn't conveniently trying to extract herself when things got uncomfortable.
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Indeed, the Justice Department is pursuing another dozen requests to extract data from other iPhones.
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Try to kill a few AI enemies and extract their loot at an extraction zone.
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But the proposal is likely to be watered down as lawmakers extract concessions and exemptions.
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Once it's done, the experts will see if they can extract the data, he said.
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This one contains peptides with vasoconstriction properties, along with goji-fruit extract, a powerful antioxidant.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these long term movements.
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His job is to find, capture and extract venom from all types of snake species.
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But they're sometimes able to extract the work much more quickly, giving them more power.
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For that attack they didn't need to extract any keys from a car's internal components.
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But the difference is that porgs are able to extract sea salt from their food.
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Employees are paid salaries that allow the shareholders to extract as much profit as possible.
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You'd have to run the algorithm over and over again to extract all the information.
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Add flour, salt, almond extract, honey, olive oil and milk and whisk until smooth. 2.
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Some European politicians hoped Juncker would extract a hard commitment from Trump on that issue.
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It has green tea, pomegranate extract, caffeine, Vitamin E, so it's moisturizing, brightening, reduces puffiness.
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Where necessary, we've relied on natural preservatives — such as rosemary extract — to do the job.
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Archaeologists will continue to extract the other parts of the statues for study and restoration.
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Even if you're a business analyst, you can visualize and extract data from Dataiku directly.
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The oil is cheaper to extract than in most countries within the OPEC oil cartel.
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The artwork is built into the wall, which made it difficult and expensive to extract.
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As of May 30, a 2-fluid ounce bottle of McCormick's Vanilla Extract from Walmart.
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But a heatwave has affected the company's ability to extract higher margins from late bookings.
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In a third large bowl, mix together sugar, coconut oil, lemon zest, and vanilla extract.
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A "sand mafia" in India intimidates locals in order to extract and transport the material.
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Now May is stepping down over her failure to extract Britain from the European Union.
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Small prospectors can now extract gold from soil rather than just hunting around for nuggets.
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Known as cannabidiol (CBD), this extract is already quite widely used as a food supplement.
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"It's a difficult molecule to extract, and there can be impurities in it," Mash says.
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Whisk the pumpkin, brown sugar, granulated sugar, oil, eggs, and vanilla extract together until combined.
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However, today's tech giants extract profits from customers more consistently than the earlier oligopolists did.
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Add peppermint extract and desired amount of food coloring gel; stir until well blended. 3.
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Like many organizations, we encounter frivolous claims made in an effort to extract financial gain.
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It was terrible, and it became a major challenge to extract myself from the situation.
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Any default, and China can extract concessions, such as a base on the Indian Ocean.
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They are crushed to extract their oil and the remaining pulp is dried and powdered.
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A six-week battle ended when the FBI found another way to extract the data.
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Save $140 on the Hoover Max Extract All Terrain Carpet Cleaner (F7452900) — $109 See Details
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Products typical of headshop kratom, one of which is mixed with CBD, a hemp extract.
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They extract value directly from the work we do to stay connected to the world.
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To extract DNA, biological samples must have their cells broken open, a process called lysing.
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"We had to develop techniques to extract tracking information from the archive," said Kornfeld Simpson.
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The burger also new uses apple extract so that it browns more as it's cooking.
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Visa and MasterCard extract over 0.10 cents of net income for every dollar of payments.
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Help them tie it all together or extract a theme to create a next step.
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But Mylan hasn't yet found a way to extract $1 billion from the Heimlich maneuver.
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He will -- he might give an inch, but he will extract a tooth in exchange.
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Peter Kafka: Can I extract my information from Facebook if I'm not a Facebook user?
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Extract a full explanation from Rod Rosenstein about his role in Trump's firing of Comey.
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Later this year (between April and June), the probe will attempt to extract subsurface material.
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At the very least, perhaps Ryan could extract some concessions from Trump on entitlement reform.
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Instead, we've developed systems that extract great value from the Earth and give little back.
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To be fair, solar and wind energy could be used to extract hydrogen, said Malone.
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Place the whipping cream, the remaining sugar, and vanilla extract into the chilled mixing bowl.
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I wanted to extract core samples from around the island, to mine a deeper history.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these long-term movements.
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Salesforce could extract large taxes, even without the most advanced technology or friendliest developer environment.
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It was then a question of testing the emulsion's ability to extract dioxins from water.
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Traders and analysts said unions had been able to extract far-reaching commitments from management.
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What followed was a nearly year-long battle to extract the money it was owed.
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It will, no doubt, end with a forceful declaration; commitments may be harder to extract.
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The real question is how large a bite Trump extract from Republican candidates this fall.
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Still, a concern among investors is whether Fitbit can extract more money from existing customers.
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Just squeeze the extract into a chamber inside the pen, one teenager said, and inhale.
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However, other parents have been granted permission to extract their son's sperm after his death.
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But the FBI has not yet been able to extract anything from the second device.
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Watermelon extract and hyaluronic acid hydrate the skin while lactic and glycolic acids gently exfoliate.
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Intelligence officials typically extract sources when they believe the person's life is in immediate danger.
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Alongside the Retinatural Complex, nasturtium flower extract helps protect the skin against drying environmental stressors.
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Threats against children are a favored methodology used by Central American gangs to extract obedience.
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They met with leaders in McConnell's Capitol office Monday evening to extract last-minute changes.
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"Pure vanilla extract is the best deal you'll find in the whole store," she says.
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What concessions Trump will be able to extract from Netanyahu, however, remains to be seen.
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Saudi Arabia's oil is easier and therefore cheaper to extract than Angola's complex deepwater wells.
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In late 2007, Clizbe and M. developed a plan to extract a confession from Simmons.
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We know he looks at every situation as a chance to extract something for himself.
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But our closest genetic cousins, chimpanzees, use stick probes to extract ants, termites and honey.
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"I think I just struggled to extract what was in the car," Vettel told reporters.
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Then, from pollination to curing and drying, it takes another year to produce the extract.
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They are attempting to mitigate the scent by adding active charcoal and green tea extract.
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The smaller party is able to extract favors and patronage positions from the winning candidate.
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Over time, the noyaux impart their heavenly character to the booze, yielding an almondesque extract.
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And all year long, I add splashes anywhere I'd use vanilla extract or flavored booze.
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Behemoths like Chevron and Exxon Mobil have moved aggressively to extract oil from shale rock.
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He accompanied this with a video extract from an interview he gave before Sanchez spoke.
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As an added bonus, black rose extract and antioxidant polyphenols help protect lips against aging.
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Later, she took advantage of her marriage of convenience to Jamie to extract some alimony.
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He eventually managed to extract Mr. Flood, the driver, from the van, the affidavit said.
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That's how they can extract substantial reductions relative to prices paid in the United States.
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The move caught Beijing off guard, and could be a way to extract trade concessions.
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So it is not possible to extract a simple moral from the early church's radicalism.
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Other stories are rendered with such nuanced ambiguity that it's impossible to extract a moral.
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This swab is then sent out to a laboratory that can extract the virus's RNA.
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As scientists learned how to extract DNA from ancient human remains, a similar conflict arose.
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Nor should we try to extract a system that can be summarized on a chalkboard.
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Another 22 states allow only medical marijuana and 15 allow a lesser medical marijuana extract.
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Moreover, thanks to the hefty volumes, the new buyers are able to extract favorable prices.
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It takes tremendous courage to curb government's proclivity to extract rents from the private sector.
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Racing provided him with the knowledge of how to extract the most from a car.
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It even allows you to combine several files into one PDF and extract specific pages.
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For projects that cannot reliably extract sufficient fees for services, availability payments can be used.
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When a fire erupts inside the vehicle, officers decide to extract her from the car.
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In January, Russia allowed a WADA team to extract the data from the laboratory's database.
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We use the ANTSSYS trade method to extract good returns from those potentially fast movements.
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These complementary angles enable us to extract synergies between venues and pool our savoir-faire.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from those potentially fast movements.
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The ban will apply to products containing nicotine as well as the cannabis extract THC.
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Researchers were also able to extract genetic information from ancient germs present in the gum.
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The fossils represented the root-like filaments that fungi use to extract nutrients from soil.
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They included Marmite, a brown yeast-extract spread which is among Britain's most iconic brands.
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I think there will be a lot more pressure on President Trump to extract something.
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Instead of mining the natural landscape, surveillance capitalists extract their raw material from human experience.
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To preserve a livable environment we may also need to extract CO₂ from the atmosphere.
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Some Archaea species have already been deployed in metal mines to help extract residual resources.
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Herbal roots are treated over a 16-hour period to extract the most valuable ingredients.
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The whole experience has a melancholy quality, trying to extract sweetness from trees, dying trees.
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The one thing all agree upon is to extract as much as they can from Britain.
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Hydrotreaters extract hydrogen sulfide during the production of motor fuels in compliance with U.S. environmental rules.
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It uses a tiny amount of water — 10 microliters — to extract molecules from a person's tissue.
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That makes sense: Negotiators need the leverage of access restrictions to extract deeper savings from drugmakers.
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Now, House Democratic leadership are hoping to extract the same sort of promise out of Ryan.
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You have to figure out how to communicate and extract the best out of this group.
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Read this extract where Wedge finds out what happened to his old buddy Red Five, a.k.a.
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The extract was then diluted in sugar water and given to a panel of five tasters.
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Manitoba is expected to join, assuming it can extract a satisfactory increase in health-care funding.
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The fresh honey is extracted, while the comb is boiled down to extract the raw wax.
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Cops are unwilling to go in, except occasionally to extract bribes or to shoot a suspect.
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RED MUD Most of the world's refineries use the Bayer process to extract alumina from bauxite.
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That's why Young's lawyers think Cayo's lawsuit is a "clear attempt to extract money" from Vince.
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A cup of whole almonds and some almond extract make this classic Italian treat especially nutty.
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And second, it isn't exactly easy to extract the material from motherboards in a sustainable way.
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There was an olive extract and something I thought was grapefruit but was really juniper berry.
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The extra heat and humidity allowed the system to extract even more water from the air.
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Others mutter conspiratorially that the West keeps Congo in chaos so as to extract its minerals.
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These rendered the vanilla into high-quality extract to supply the big multinationals: Nestlé, Unilever, Mars.
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EROI is a simple ratio that measures how much energy we use to extract more energy.
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You have to extract some general rules out of what is not always a simple system.
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Those included one to extract and classify emotions in online video comments, according to the report.
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City councillors use the process as a negotiating tactic to extract fees and taxes from developers.
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Epidiolex [a purified cannabis extract used to treat epilepsy] will be probably be approved this fall.
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Here's the scoop on CBD hemp extract, plus a few deals you can shop right now.
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Hanma Investment Group (HMI) is the first company to receive permission to extract CBD in China.
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They described relentless torture during interrogations to extract "confessions" or other information, or simply as punishment.
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Plus, it's packed with vitamin C and cucumber extract to nourish and brighten while it blurs.
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This would make it harder for AT&T to extract benefits that other firms could not.
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In addition to my previous #LGV30 leak, just a little extract from its user manual... pic.twitter.
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We're planning on combining the two by adding some vanilla extract (Garten's suggestion) into Drummond's mix!
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Intellectual-property holders have extended the length of copyrights and patents to extract the maximum value.
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They want to know how best to extract your cash throughout your waking and sleeping hours.
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Scammers are constantly working social media sites and dating platforms to extract money from unsuspecting people.
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The natural green tea extract also helps the mattress maintain its freshness for years to come.
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Trump says he aims to extract the United States from "endless" wars in the Middle East.
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What remains controversial is the degree to which these same regions extract meaning from others' actions.
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At Slater's urging, Kyle even met with a hypnotist, who could extract nothing useful from him.
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Then, the priests would extract any remaining moisture from the body using what was essentially salt.
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I was getting ready to extract myself from the relationship, and he felt ownership over me.
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Lobbying firms are for-profit businesses designed to extract the highest possible payment from their clients.
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For 25 years, Bramble dined on brown rice, lentils, textured vegetable protein, herbs, and yeast extract.
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Silicon Valley has condemned the government's reliance on NSLs to secretively extract user data from companies.
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The Kompresso relies on a manual hydraulic compressor to force the water through and extract espresso.
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Deutsche reckons it could extract around twice as many cost savings from a combination with Commerzbank.
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If implemented, Weeping Angel was able to extract browser and WPA/Wi-Fi credentials and history.
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Technology to extract water from thin air already exists, but "it's highly energy inefficient," Tata says.
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Instead, Russia hopes to use the threat of war to extract concessions at the negotiating table.
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After watching millions of games, it has learned to extract features, principles and rules of thumb.
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The contract lists the services as updates to software used to extract information from mobile devices.
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I wanted to extract meaning from this moment because her presence measured a kind of progress.
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The vulnerabilities would let someone extract the data while it's being processed or while in storage.
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Each of the variants the researchers discovered provides another way for attackers to extract the data.
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Many are fighting the development interests of multinational corporations seeking to extract minerals, oil and gas.
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Like Shylock, in the Merchant of Venice, they are determined to extract their pound of flesh.
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The operation to extract the team involved a core team of 18, including 13 foreign divers.
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What chemicals did Vireo use to extract the cannabis oil, the rabbis had needed to know.
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Think of the way small Israeli religious parties extract concessions from the much larger Israeli parties.
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In early 21604, Righetti set out to extract bubonic plague from the state archives in Milan.
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The New York Times has reported that Trump gave military leaders four months to extract personnel.
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And the ministry has held up transactions, sometimes for years, to extract the terms it desires.
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They extract latex from rubber trees then dye it to give the rubber a colorful hue.
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Two more, I signal to the bartender, and I extract some bills from a buttock pocket.
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Then there's the panax ginseng and magnolia extract, powerful antioxidants that improve skin tone and texture.
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However, in 1997, my lab and others published papers showing how to extract DNA from feces.
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And how you'd rejoice for weeks as said enemy tried (and failed) to extract the TP?
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DePalma probed the sediment around it, to gauge its position and how best to extract it.
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The CIA decided to offer to extract the spy in late 2016, before Trump took office.
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Wine School Some wines require a rigorous application of brain power to extract meaning and pleasure.
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And second, to extract proprietary information to benefit somebody else, possibly another company or the government.
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To taste these, the extract is sprayed into a glass, where it clings to the sides.
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Billions of them work together to extract patterns from the noisy, disorganized signal from the retina.
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To him, it suggested burnout might be worth addressing only to extract more profit from workers.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Trump could extract a similar halt in production from North Korea.
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The strawberry seed oil and tomato extract also contain vitamin C (among many others) to brighten.
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But there was no practical way to extract his cash without paying some kind of fee.
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To do that, technicians first extract any genetic information from the throat swabs and sputum samples.
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Using ice from the lunar poles, humans will be able to extract water, oxygen and hydrogen.
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It's made with watermelon extract, squalene, and hyaluronic acid to brighten and hydrate your face. 2.
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You can search for them by desired lyric extract or just click through the SoundGifs randomly.
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The internet is full of homegrown techniques to extract this valuable chemical from the tree's seeds.
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"The use of torture to extract 'confessions' is widespread," it said in a report last October.
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But the Stanleys were searching for plants that contained more CBD, the extract that purportedly heals.
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It's more difficult, and seemingly more costly to miners' health, to extract coal in Appalachia now.
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By stalling, was he able to extract more power from Bush when he eventually said yes?
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My experience certainly didn't feel like it was the result of goji extract, licorice, or ginseng.
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When we started exhuming them in 2001, we found we couldn't extract DNA from the bones.
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They extract nutrition from it just as they do from the meaty portion of their diet.
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But law enforcement agencies may not even have to remove the device to extract its data.
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Key provisions of his tax cuts were carefully crafted to extract more revenue from blue states.
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Most phishing schemes aim to extract people's personal information or login credentials as quickly as possible.
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There are a few different kinds, but the most common ones extract warmth from the air.
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The slime is concocted from a mix of spirulina extract, charcoal powder, lime, and lemon juice.
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Should we root for its protagonists, who use their talents to extract money from unsuspecting men?
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Instead, participants try to extract emotional and intellectual gratifications for themselves without obligating themselves to others.
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Researchers push a hypodermic needle through the bottle's cork and extract about a milliliter of liquid.
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After launching, extract yourself from the daily operations to work on your business, not in it.
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We will extract the country from the crisis … and in the end that will be judged.
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That could give them more leverage to extract promises from other colleagues vying for the gavel.
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However, countries such as Iraq and several African nations have managed to extract resources despite insecurity.
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Prayers for the victims Rescuers at the site worked day and night to extract the dead.
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Unilever also makes Hellmann's mayonnaise and Marmite, a yeast extract spread, and is not selling either.
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It was able to partially extract data from Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, and Snapchat as well.
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Beat until light and fluffy, then add the orange extract and 1 teaspoon of orange zest.
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Banks are considering strategies to hang on to the loans long enough to extract some profit.
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Mr. Obando had a vasectomy, so doctors had to surgically extract his sperm from his testicles.
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The photograph has been styled minutely, but it is hard to extract meaning from the picture.
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These facilities house the mixture of mostly water and oil that producers extract from the ground.
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Fish breathe through gills, organs that extract dissolved oxygen from the water and excrete carbon dioxide.
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Erlanson-Albertsson's research has also shown that consuming thylakoid-rich spinach extract contributes to weight loss.
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It appears they want him to extract some sort of material or DNA from the child.
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"From an engineering perspective, you don't need to bring humongous equipment to extract it," Piqueux said.
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Clinics like U.S. Stem Cell that extract stem cells from fat fall into a gray zone.
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It's a race against intense local and multinational pressures to extract quick cash from the land.
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He banned fracking, a controversial technique to extract oil and gas, within the state in 2014.
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They dissolved almost 600 pounds of rock to extract 46 minuscule crystals containing the mineral chromite.
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To rank applicants, the software needs to "read" your resume, or extract the text from it.
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But since that could be unpopular, the county has opted to extract money from individual landowners.
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They managed to extract promises from a few colleges that they would not admit Kashmiri students.
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When we punish, even the ultimate punishment of death, we do not seek to extract pain.
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It is a concern whose purpose is to extract money from you in exchange for entertainment.
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Their focus has instead been on developing cars that extract energy from onboard hydrogen fuel cells.
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We've just added malt extract to our steak pies to make the gravy thicker and darker.
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Here's a sampling of a few of those ingredients and what they do:Argan, sacha yushi, and jojoba oils to nourish the hairPea sprout extract to stimulate growthOat lipid and sunflower seed extract to protect color Formulations are always free of parabens, sulfates, mineral oil, dye, and GMOs.
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It's a 10 Miracle Hair Mask, available on Amazon, $21.10Perfect for color-treated, heat-styled, and otherwise damaged hair, It's a 10's hair mask deep-conditions strands with a blend of moisturizing ingredients like oat kernel extract, apricot kernel oil, sweet almond oil, and linseed extract.
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According to Tatcha, the $28 Kissu Lip Mask is intended to &aposrescue lips from dehydration, long-wear color, and harsh climates&aposIt&aposs said to do so with a blend of four main ingredients, including squalane, Japanese-peach extract, three-rose extract, and Japanese camellia oil.
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Companies like Descartes Labs cannot just throw raw satellite imagery into machine learning models to extract insights.
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Radeon FreeSync Technology lets you extract the performance out of your system and make games look better.
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"And with that, we have managed to extract level imagery from SMB, purely in Python," Earl wrote.
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Police in Connecticut arrested a woman who was allegedly driving drunk after consuming vanilla extract, PEOPLE confirms.
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Dell claims that the hackers were only attempting to extract customer names, email addresses and hashed passwords.
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Etleap is a play on words for a common set of data practices: extract, transform and load.
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But before they can reach them and extract Arwa and Brice, they need to cross a creek.
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It was printed, in extract or its entirety, in newspapers and academic journals throughout France and beyond.
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Looking at Curiosity's upcoming schedule, the rover will extract a couple more rock samples later this month.
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Bosh and Jester are both caffeine, guarana and cola nut extract mixed in big red capsules. Festive.
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According to Planned Parenthood, Mexican yams were used to extract progestin for the first birth control pill.
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Instead, they're said to be humans who extract blood from prey using needles or foreign medical devices.
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It transports carbon dioxide used in "flooding" fields to help extract oil and gas from depleted wells.
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"They are looking at things like internal governance and how to extract value," this second source said.
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Both are examples of dominant producers of a commodity trying to extract more wealth from that position.
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The dehumidifier cannot extract water from the air in temperatures below 13 degrees Celsius (55 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Unfortunately, the only way to extract these kind of insider-y hacks are through, well, insiders themselves.
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"We would prefer not to extract ourselves if we can get the math to work," Swedish said.
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While funds in the sector have continued to extract cash from investors, they have also suffered losses.
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This has transformed the corporation and turned it into a mechanism to extract cash for the wealthy.
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Nevertheless, cracking into a crab's carapace to extract said meat is a messy and frankly gruesome endeavor.
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Tokenization will change how we think about — and extract liquidity from — our everyday, under-utilized assets too.
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It gets more and more difficult as a business grows to extract value at an aggregate level.
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That particular issue allowed a malicious attacker to extract all your keychain passwords with an unsigned app.
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French cooking is really the result of peasants figuring out how to extract flavor from pedestrian ingredients.
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That encouraged prospective contractors to extract as much value as possible from the reuse of building materials.
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But once something is legible, of course, it becomes easy to store, analyze, and extract data from.
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Now, some are using natural language processing to extract actual meaning from research — a remarkably difficult task.
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Cavaglieri wondered, why not photograph the physical surface and try to extract the sound from the image?
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It's clear that Mr McGregor never considered trying to extract a traditional dance narrative from Woolf's fiction.
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Improvements in hydraulic fracturing, popularly known as fracking, made previously hard-to-extract natural gas economically viable.
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In 1928 the company—whose many shareholders included Gulbenkian himself—struck a deal to extract those deposits.
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Beginning in the 1920s, Walter White was able to extract crucial information from Klan sympathizers and enablers.
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They extract not just joy from dissonance, which is easy, but seamless pop coherence, which is impossible.
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Meanwhile, the actual president cannot extract funds from Congress to build a wall along the southern border.
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Henceforth, he promised, America would use its muscle to extract far bigger concessions from the Islamic Republic.
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But, says Dr Huch, when researchers extract such tissue they often bring healthy cells along with it.
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Once you've done that, you can theoretically just extract each of the different metals, including rare earths.
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In a medium microwave-safe bowl, combine chocolate chips, vanilla extract, and 1 1/2 tsp. water.
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Crude oil, condensate, naphtha, base and extract oils are stored at the facility, according to the company.
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House Democrats of all stripes have tried to extract promises from Pelosi in exchange for their support.
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All she needs to do is visit each section of the station and extract the necessary data.
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This is when companies extract outsize profits relative to the capital they deploy and risks they take.
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To overcome this problem, scientists extract two eggs—one from the mother and one from a donor.
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Without ships in the Mediterranean, China needed Greece's help to extract its citizens from war-torn Libya.
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Caper extract might not be the be-all, end-all cure for rosacea — that does not exist.
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Those who received the pepper extract saw a significant reduction in cravings compared to the other groups.
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The bright yellow formula with turmeric root extract also serves as a brightening base for your concealer.
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We can get the CO2 from the air, and we can extract the electricity from solar panels.
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This is where you can add one teaspoon of vanilla extract for an extra touch of sweetness.
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They then take all of that data and extract performance metrics and display it in a dashboard.
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Infused with hemp extract, these aim to help ease pain, combat stress, and resolve your sleep issues.
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Still, it is one thing to know oil is there and quite another to extract it profitably.
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The United States believes individuals can extract materials from space without violating the spirit of the treaty.
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"We would prefer not to extract ourselves if we can get the math to work," he said.
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It also supports the open source tool Prometheus favored by Kubernetes users to extract metrics and metadata.
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You'll then get familiar with Scrapy, a powerful framework often used to extract the data from sites.
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The mission concept also included a drill that could extract samples to depths of about 10 centimeters.
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Frozen Dunkin' Coffee is made with Dunkin' coffee extract, blended with ice, liquid cane sugar and dairy.
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You guys at Hess were able to extract $2 a barrel, nearly, in costs, in a year.
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However, the president clearly wants to use the issue to extract something from Democrats on health care.
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But David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, is under pressure to extract another pound of flesh from them.
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The morgue attendant thought it would only further mar his face if he tried to extract them.
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Producers are drilling longer shale wells - some exceed three miles - to extract more crude from each well.
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Most mining companies outside China avoid the expensive and dirty processing operations necessary to extract rare earths.
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Whatever your environment is, know that you can really extract a lot of value out of it.
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Remember, North Korean regimes have repeatedly used talks and empty promises to extract concessions and buy time.
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And even then, Pachter says, the networks will extract a piece of any extra revenue Netflix generates.
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This one started when journalist Daniel Dale shared an extract from Michael Gove's recent interview with Trump.
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If you successfully extract the coins and empty the wallet, this would be considered a successful hack
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We don't think – JOE KERNEN: So, you're saying we didn't extract anything from China to do this?
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This cocktail brings the heat with Toki whiskey, sweet wine, white peach soda, lemon extract, and foam.
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Its power lies in its ability to extract, parse and analyze massive amounts of data almost instantly.
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These eye patches containing cucumber extract have the same idea, using cucumber to reduce under-eye puffiness.
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The products contain natural, effective ingredients such as kaolin clay, macadamia nut oil, and blue algae extract.
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In real life, I could extract nothing astute or even coherent from my current state of upheaval.
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"His work allows us as viewers to enter, contemplate and then extract meaning for ourselves," she added.
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Captify works with both advertisers and publishers to extract concrete value out of complex consumer search habits.
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Our designers are currently freebasing Red Bull extract and feverishly masturbating to a photo of Harvey Levin.
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What concession will President Trump extract in exchange for his signature on legislation raising the debt ceiling?
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"Her resolve was to throw everything at it and see how much she could extract," he says.
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The deposits are cheap and easy to extract as they lie just 16 metres below the surface.
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The suit is all over weight loss supplements containing Garcinia Cambogia ... which is green coffee bean extract.
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Since I don't have direct access to hash oil or concentrate, I have to extract it myself.
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Antitrust experts fear Trump could use the merger review process to extract political promises, like creating jobs.
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The Ireland-based OpenHydro was developing a unique turbine design to extract energy from the ocean's tides.
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The cleanser is formulated with strawberry seed oil and tomato extract to help brighten and exfoliate skin
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these oscillation rally and retreat movements.
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It acts as a skin soother, and its extract is often used as a remedy for sunburns.
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Before patients came into the hospitals, medics had to extract them from the scene of the violence.
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But fundamentally, that was just about softening them up to extract moderate concessions favorable to American interests.
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And for good reason: Injecting carbon dioxide into wells is a common way to extract more oil.
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Hunters then turned to other seal species, and to penguins, to extract oil from their body fat.
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Cockroach extract has long been used in traditional Chinese medicine to speed healing on cuts and burns.
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Put another way: What would it take for the U.S. to extract itself from Saudi military affairs?
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I'm doing swizzles with a blueberry extract fortified with sage, mint, and shiso—topped off with amaro.
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Drug producers normally extract meth's main precursor, pseudoephedrine, from over-the-counter medicine for colds and flu.
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They want simply to claim the spoils: generous concessions to extract oil, mine phosphates and operate ports.
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A Florida patient went blind after one of the affiliates injected a fat extract into her eyes.
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Such landings typically require large groups of recovery personnel to extract the astronauts from the landed capsule.
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Such landings typically require large groups of recovery personnel to extract the astronauts from the landed capsule.
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Lignite is considered even dirtier than black coal but remains relatively cheap to extract, even in Germany.
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He now hopes to extract concessions from China, Canada and Europe after slapping punishing tariffs on them.
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I think American shale oil, which is plentiful and now relatively easy to extract, has changed everything.
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The central question is how Exxon values the fossil fuels it owns but has yet to extract.
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But his levered sexual capital isn't spent on sex; instead, it's used to extract respect from Affleck.
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Bob Goodlatte, who want to extract as much as possible from Democrats on indirectly related immigration issues.
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Charpentier's opening quarrel was followed by an extract from Lully's "Atys," one of the king's favorite operas.
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Unsurprisingly, domestic processors frequently use their power to block exports to extract even lower prices from harvesters.
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U.S. shale drillers rely on expensive advanced drilling methods to extract oil and gas from rock formations.
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To placate them, Mr. Bannon counseled, the White House must extract wall funding at all costs. video
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Alkymi would automatically extract some amount of this data, reducing the overall manual copying and pasting required.
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The carbon dioxide is pumped underground into nearby oil fields to help extract hard-to-reach crude.
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The technique currently used is to use steam to heat the sands underground to extract the oil.
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It also has a factory in Estonia and presses to extract herbal essences in Scotland and Romania.
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"They don't hide the desired goal of punishing the whole population to extract political concessions," he said.
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The detectives try to extract critical information about the crime from suspects while countdown clocks tick away.
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"It's a bit like discovering that you can extract gold dust from the air," a researcher commented.
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Currently we're selling our AI to Big Oil and Gas to help them extract oil more quickly.
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They have proxies in Yemen, Lebanon and Syria, all able to extract a price from American allies.
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I knew no one else could extract it for me because no one knew it was there.
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Insurers, who have every incentive to bargain hard, already extract the maximum discounts possible from drug companies.
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"It continues:"Microsoft makes millions of dollars in profits by helping fossil fuel companies extract more oil.
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On September 23rd they unveiled the new drilling equipment with which they hope to extract their core.
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Over at the gold station, two students were puzzling over how to extract yellow pigment from turmeric.
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It allows you to extract posts, photos, comments, friends, page information, places you've visited, and ad information.
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They are getting rich as they extract the gas and sell it to countries around the world.
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Last month, a Jamaican company made the island's first shipment of medical marijuana extract oil to Canada.
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All that is necessary is to get at the material, extract it, and find markets for it.
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Attackers could use it not only to extract intelligence but also to control and destroy sensitive machinery.
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With raspberry vinegar and organic tomato extract, the formula was created to cancel out Hulk-ish tones.
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A few independent developers have created small utility programs to extract passwords from later versions of Firefox.
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It is not uncommon for The Times to turn to the courts to extract payment from advertisers.
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The abuses allowed banks to extract excess profits while raising interest costs for American homeowners and students.
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No. No. No. I want to just extract from you why this podcast ended after I left.
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With Chen's help, they were able to extract coffee oil and use the solids to create textiles.
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The enthusiast will go to great lengths to extract all fluids and excavate every orifice of the crustacean.
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Except the scientists fed the cows onion extract intentionally to reduce the methane in their farts and burps.
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"With third-party funding there is an incentive to sell a claim, extract cash and leave," she said.
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So we are trying to extract the rights from the owners to do it, and do it well.
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In the unlikely event that liberals were to hand the nomination to Rubio, they would extract no concessions.
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Investigators are now conducting electrical tests on the memory units, the final step before trying to extract data.
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Oil from the province's oil sands requires more energy to extract than does crude from more conventional sources.
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Therefore, the capacity to explore, produce, extract and transmit is something that our industry is capable of delivering.
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This is the technology that helps machines effectually "understand" what users are saying and extract meaning from commands.
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The scientists extract ice cores from the floes, which hold clues that are invisible to the naked eye.
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In the "Jurassic Park" movie franchise, scientists extract dinosaur DNA from blood found inside insects preserved in amber.
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For example, Heliocare is a fern extract with antioxidant activity and has been well-researched, according to Farris.
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Instead he chided predecessors for failing to extract enough from China for the privilege of trading with America.
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Fine silica dust lodges deep inside miners' lungs as they extract gold, day after day, year after year.
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An SQL injection involves a piece of malicious code that is able to extract information from a database.
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The company uses machine learning to extract insights and then sells these datasets to a range of customers.
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"We take a sample from the fish, extract its DNA and sequence parts of its genome," he said.
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Other countries may use the situation to extract concessions, such as preferential terms in post-Brexit trade negotiations.
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How do we teach kids to use these amazing little devices to extract something of value from it?
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Mr Erdogan's attempts to extract concessions from Europe by threatening to flood it with refugees have fuelled indignation.
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Clifford's view changed only when he was unable to extract any plan for victory from the armed forces.
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The combined company is expecting to extract $500 million in savings by 2019 through sales and operational benefits.
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Here's the original tweet: Wow, this extract from Wolff's book is a shocking insight into Trump's mind: pic.twitter.
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I know now that the active ingredient in Oscillococcinum is Anas barbariae, extract of duck heart and liver.
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The system can extract a wide variety of information from computers, including emails, passwords, audio conversations, and screenshots.
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Researchers are also looking into using cockroach extract in beauty masks, diet pills and even hair-loss treatments.
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An unclassified extract of one report made public by the committee examined security weaknesses in U.S. election systems.
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So to create growth synthetically, banks look to extract more money, somehow, from the same customers and transactions.
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When Deckard realized they would extract him as well, he came down from the tree on his own.
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"About 30 percent of coffee that you extract is water soluble and the rest is cellulose," Freese said.
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If you don't already have a program that can extract RAR archives, 7-Zip will do the job.
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These efforts to extract resources from agriculture by force were a disastrous blunder as well as a crime.
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And going off the photoset alone this seemed like the most sensible way to extract maximum Cheetos flavor.
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That may be doubly true of Mr Trump's effort to extract better trade and commercial terms from China.
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Garten's shortbread called for a greater total of five ingredients: unsalted butter, sugar, flour, vanilla extract, and salt.
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New water sources are being rushed to completion, including desalination plants and projects to extract water from aquifers.
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As the new paper puts it, banks use the state's "enhanced protection" to extract "greater rents" from lending.
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The hope is to produce the perfect bit of content that the AI will extract and read aloud.
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According to The Art of Jewellery , the paste is heated with kerosene in order to extract the gold.
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From there, the attacker could extract information about what content was on the monitor based on acoustic leakage.
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You have to cool more air to extract the same quantity of water and that requires more energy.
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A company called Chakr uses technology to extract pollution from the air and distill it into an ink.
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