The products that Blue River Extracts sell are cannabis-derived extracts of terpenes.
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Patients can smoke marijuana cigarettes, use inhalers, ingest oil extracts or even consume cookies containing marijuana extracts.
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Legal Lean contains extracts of chamomile, valerian root, rose hips, and St. John's Wort, along with some other herbal extracts.
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Extracts Stock up on the basics (hi, vanilla), the more advanced (think peppermint and almond), and the unexpected (rum and maple extracts do exist!).
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In the process of making some of its purest extracts, Guild Extracts derives the terpenes from the plant and isolates it into a liquid.
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The plaster is made of lime, seaweed extracts and eggshells.
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We would like to do research on whole plant extracts.
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Tinctures are herbal extracts made from infusing plants in alcohol.
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One of my favorite combinations is vanilla and coconut extracts.
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Check out those extracts in action: This must be working!
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The extracts below have been edited for length and clarity.
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Here are edited extracts in which she explains their allure.
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"Extracts of marihuana will continue to be treated as Schedule I controlled substances," according to the DEA notice, upholding what the Administration's stance has been this whole time: that all marijuana extracts are illegal.
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In just the one arm, Dr. Lee extracts 38 fatty lipomas.
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That's why many homeopathic "remedies" for insomnia include coffee plant extracts.
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Kaska extracts the intact sacs from the bellies of dead beavers.
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Seaweed extracts are used in products from skin care to toothpaste.
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Forget sugary beverage syrups – just stock up on multi-purpose extracts!
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A park ranger is called and extracts him on a snowmobile.
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Natural fruit extracts are also the main active ingredients in PediSpa.
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Botanical extracts, essential oils, and nut butters are all the rage.
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Most studies have been performed with extracts, not whole peels though.
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Cobalt: A disassembly robot called Daisy extracts cobalt from recycled iPhones.
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Julianne Hough's controversial 'energy healer' extracts childhood trauma from her foot.
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He opens a safe for Jacobsen and extracts a bent spoon.
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Users are also starting to search for those extracts on menus.
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The Southeast Asian plant is sold in pills, capsules and extracts.
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These typically contain calming and natural extracts like lavender and chamomile.
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Its products, simple agricultural extracts and chemical compounds, sell for astonishing prices.
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It extracts a tonne of carbon dioxide from the air per day.
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The energy drink contains naturally sourced caffeine, guarana extracts and B vitamins.
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Then the researchers screened cheese extracts for compounds that produce those tastes.
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I had never made aroma extracts before, so I started from scratch.
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It contained no quotes or extracts from classified FBI or NSA documents.
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Before quietly ambling to his fate, he extracts one promise from Mike.
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An animal's digestion extracts the nutrients that are readily available fairly quickly.
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Many of those clinics, like U.S. Stem Cell, use extracts from fat.
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Seeking an alternative, another friend, Julia, swears by melatonin or marijuana extracts.
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Don't worry; Laura Mercier will help with her coconut and almond extracts.
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"We want people to think about those fancy extracts," Ms. Lu said.
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Ms. Oh extracts a wide and somber sound from the upright bass.
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Apparently, Dolittle extracts a bagpipe from the dragon as it farts. Charming.
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I use extracts myself, but with some of these guys, it's scary.
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While the original had watermelon extracts that worked to soften and brighten the skin, this new release has four forms of avocado — avocado flesh, avocado extracts, avocado oil, and avocado butter — to reduce inflammation and lock in moisture.
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Target also contains vitamins and minerals, like Vitamin B6, meant to act as a diuretic, and Control contains other natural plant extracts that Uqora claims will help with UTIs, like curcumin (found in turmeric) and black pepper extracts.
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Dr. Zeichner explains that plant extracts can have pharmaceutical effects on the body.
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Don't get me wrong, I need plants, I need some of those extracts.
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Patients who qualify will be able to buy marijuana oils, extracts, and tinctures.
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There is terpene (plant) extracts in my centerpieces that are creating an aroma.
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Some patients went blind after the fat extracts were injected into their eyes.
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The Little Hours extracts humor from the simplest and most familiar of circumstances.
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Longwall mining, on the other hand, extracts almost every last bit of coal.
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Instead, formulas contain natural and soothing ingredients like aloe, plant extracts, and minerals.
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Lundin Petroleum extracts oil from a fractured reservoir in the Norwegian North Sea.
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When you add water to my extracts, honesty will arouse in your glass.
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The formula contains fruit oils and extracts that help hydrate, brighten, and exfoliate.
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Here are edited extracts in which some of the artists explained their work.
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These mycelial extracts might aid other species like pigs, birds and other animals.
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OIRA review extracts information that agencies either simply leave out or actively omit.
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The Frank app scans the tax forms of applicants and extracts tax information.
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This article contains extracts from the book Drug Wars, published by Ebury Press.
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This is a process that extracts energy and angular momentum from the black hole.
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Remove from heat and stir in extracts if using and express shot if using.
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He smashes Freddie's hands with a hammer, and extracts the location of Guillermo's apartment.
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Liza temporarily extracts herself from Josh's life when T Magazine decides to profile him.
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Ocean Grown Extracts plans for the Coalinga facility to be fully operational by January.
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Included in the most unusual colors are beetle extracts, poisonous metals, and human mummies.
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Alongside titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, the formula includes marigold and black chokeberry extracts.
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As he talked, he played virtually interchangeable extracts from both operas at the piano.
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For example, elderberry extracts inhibit functioning of ribosomes, which are required for protein production.
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All ready-made essential oils or extracts have already been exposed to a process.
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Tinctures (alcoholic extracts) were roughly equally likely to be over-, under- or accurately labeled.
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Guadagnino's movie extracts the Perlmans from Elio's inner monologue and brings them to life.
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Stick with a mild but effective cleanser that pairs toning extracts with hydrating botanicals.
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Stick with a mild but effective cleanser that pairs toning extracts with hydrating botanicals.
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He now extracts bottles from Slovakia, Australia, Texas and Canada, among other exotic locations.
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As Zamani extracts the past, he bends and manipulates it for his own needs.
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It uses 3% sulfur, along with honey and rice bran extracts, to gently unclog pores.
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When purchasing flavor concentrates it's important to avoid oil-based extracts or ones containing diacetyl.
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This purple shampoo brightens bleached hair while coddling it with lavender oil and chamomile extracts.
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Or if he runs out of time, perhaps he'll read extracts from his new book.
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For some people, plant extracts and essential oils can cause allergic reactions, says Dr. Mudgil.
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"This [study] confirms that you can give these extracts to have beneficial effects," said Borgwadt.
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"I kept having to use multiple words: 'We studied fecal extracts from mice,'" she says.
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Rather it was about Melania-gate -- and the plagiarized extracts of the speech she delivered.
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It has proprietary cartridges with a selection of extracts from a curated group of vendors.
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Watson Workspace magically organizes past messages into clusters and even extracts summaries and action items.
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No extracts as far as I know, but also relatively narrow range of plant varieties.
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The one to Germany was particularly sharp, judging by extracts in the New York Times.
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You learn a lot about hemp and cannabis and extracts and all the different classes.
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The partnership with Ocean Grown Extracts isn't the reggae star's only venture into legal herb.
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PharmaCielo is a Canadian-based supplier of medicinal-grade cannabis oil extracts and related products.
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A pump extracts air from the carafe, drawing the coffee down through the metal filter.
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And even better, it's infused with feel-good ingredients like plant extracts and essential oils.
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Nor are we making any judgement on the benefits of plant-derived extracts versus petrochemicals.
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In the extracts published today, Cameron accuses Johnson of lying while fronting the Leave campaign.
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That's a problem, because water extracts flavor from smaller coffee grounds faster than bigger ones.
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Second, the show's producers participate with Ticketmaster in a resale market that extracts enormous premiums.
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Harrington has been in the weed game for a while -- he created Viola Extracts Inc.
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She is now involved in several enterprises, including Badass Dabs, which makes concentrates and extracts.
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I wanted to achieve four completely different compositions for my first collection of aroma extracts.
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Findo extracts ontological entities like companies, people, locations, meeting recaps, events, agenda's, tickets, invoices, etc.
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Shipamax integrates with a company's email and extracts relevant information to create automated booking requests.
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The center then extracts body parts from the cadaver, and sells them to third parties.
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Cases where homeopathic products have dangerous levels of plant and metal extracts are rare, though.
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A byproduct of compressing that air is heat, which the company extracts and stores separately.
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Clearly, poverty extracts a heavy toll upon those who fall into its ranks, particularly children.
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Moscow extracts maximum resources from the regions with minimal investment in a crumbling local infrastructure.
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They would only be able to share "very short extracts" or "individual words" when linking.
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When it's cold outside a heat pump extracts this outside heat and transfers it inside.
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Each sheet mask is packed with hydrating aloe and natural extracts to make your skin glow.
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These pip tannins are found in specific kinds of red wines, and some grape seed extracts.
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HEALTH CANADA FINALIZES REGULATIONS FOR PRODUCTION AND SALE OF EDIBLE CANNABIS, CANNABIS EXTRACTS AND CANNABIS TOPICALS
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The volunteers were given beverages containing extracts equivalent to one or two cups of green tea.
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They consumed them nasally to ensure their tongues couldn't taste whether the drink contained the extracts.
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It tastes like fresh mint, in fact, Talenti uses actual mint leaf extracts in the recipe.
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The first phase extracts the DNA, and the second — and more costly — phase identifies the DNA.
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Erdogan also displayed extracts from a "manifesto" posted online by the attacker and later taken down.
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The first network, Pose2Pose, analyzes the footage and extracts the person who's going through the motions.
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This unique cleansing tool extracts toxins and impurities from your skin, while simultaneously exfoliating and moisturizing.
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Many are produced using a technology that extracts and combines DNA from plant or animal cells.
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My personal favorite Vette is the Grand Sport, which extracts 460 horsepower from the V8 engine.
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But the law is not quite as black and white regarding marijuana extracts such as cannabidiol.
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"Personality Insights extracts personality characteristics based on how a person writes," according to IBM Watson's website.
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The Oak Ridge scheme extracts this idea beyond bits and into the world of physical materials.
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She has been leaning on hormone creams and supplements made from yam extracts for 25 years.
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Also provides you with all the additional vitamins, minerals, and extracts you need for optimum health.
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Researchers in China have tried irradiating peanut extracts with gamma rays to make them less allergenic.
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I used smart the most, but also sport, which extracts more instantaneous pep from the V6.
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Other young men — apart from Angel, they were all men — supervised extracts baking in specialized ovens.
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Weirdly, you can also use this vaporizer for burning aromatherapy extracts, such as chamomile or rosemary.
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The effects of herbal extracts still need to be examined in cells taken directly from patients, rather than just an engineered cell line, Brack-Werner says, adding that preliminary findings on the potential of natural extracts to treat HIV also spur misguided attempts to obtain such compounds.
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The venomous reptiles are taken to a specialist institute that extracts snake venom to make an antidote.
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Reliable measurements are especially important when dealing with cannabis flowers, kief, and extracts to ensure correct dosing.
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This longer process extracts a uniquely distinctive, inherently sweeter flavor from the beans reminiscent of dark chocolate.
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However, stevia leaf and crude stevia extracts are not considered GRAS and do not have FDA approval.
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The team leaps into action and extracts Clara, placing her in a safe house in the country.
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The problem extracts a heavy social cost in those neighborhoods and threatens the viability of entire cities.
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The balls, which resemble large bubbles, have a jelly-like membrane made of plant and seaweed extracts.
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The company finds and extracts crude oil for just $7.50 a barrel, where Breakingviews had assumed $9.
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None of the other devices we try extracts the flavor out of the flower like the Firefly.
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An AI algorithm extracts 10 measurements, from length to arch height, to recommend a perfectly fitting shoe.
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Thus the exhibition carefully and methodically extracts for focus the other factors at play in O'Keeffe's work.
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Simply put, the Durbin amendment extracts a high price from many for the benefit of a few.
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The earliest samples illustrate human ingenuity in developing methods to press and preserve extracts, the study states.
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Australia-headquartered mining powerhouse BHP extracts and processes gas, minerals and oil at sites around the world.
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Media Miser extracts and filters data on a particular topic as soon as it is posted online.
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If Trump extracts a compromise out of China, he'll brand it as a win for American enterprise.
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The firm, run by Jini Kim, compiles and extracts insights from health care data, specifically from Medicaid.
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From the mud, she extracts a pair of black leather shoes that can be turned into cash.
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She uses Acwell Licorice pH Balancing Cleansing Toner ($18), which has licorice extracts, a natural brightener. 4.
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Too many fines can clog up the portafilter that extracts the espresso, yielding less coffee than expected.
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You won't find any hot new extracts in their formulations, just time-tested ingredients at high concentrations.
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"The advantage of bentonite clay is that it extracts impurities and oils from the skin," Mousavi said.
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I had hoped that she would write this book; it contains many extracts of her own writing.
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Aurora said earlier this week that prices for dried cannabis and extracts each plunged more than 20%.
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She rocks inside the outfit, then extracts herself from it and leaves it onstage as she exits.
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Second, it will not accept a prolonged negotiation process where North Korea extracts concessions while buying time.
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The saltwater emerges from the production of fertiliser from potash ore that K+S extracts from mines.
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Their conversation is cut short by Amber's handler, who extracts her from the convo to take her home.
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Extracts of tea tree, lemon, and bamboo work to exfoliate as well, gently enough to avoid irritating skin.
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It hydrates, clarifies, and brightens with Okinawa deep sea water from Japan, soya bean extracts, and hyaluronic acid.
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An additional thirteen states have passed laws specific to the possession of cannabidiol (CBD) extracts for therapeutic purposes.
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In extracts of web chats published by a Korean broadcaster, the men joke about drugging and raping women.
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It is building a subway line in Tehran, extracts oil and gas, and runs laser eye-surgery clinics.
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Hell, the federal government even holds a patent on cannabis extracts for treatment of a myriad of diseases.
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If you want to customize the results, your cake batter can be flavored with a variety of extracts.
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Ms Notley is a defender of the province's oil industry, which extracts the stuff expensively from tar sands.
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Drake's also going the more traditional route -- herbal teas for medicinal and recreational purposes, and medicinal herb extracts.
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An additional thirteen states have passed laws specific to the possession of cannabidiol (CBD) extracts for therapeutic purposes.
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From there, the water goes through reverse osmosis, a process that extracts salt, minerals, chemicals, and pharmaceutical compounds.
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But unlike plastic bottles, the pouches, which are created from seaweed extracts, decompose in less than two months.
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As a result, the Food and Drug Administration does not regulate derivatives of the plant, including CBD extracts.
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He views all his relationships as transactional and temporary till he extracts what he needs and moves on.
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Ms. Beecham swears by Juara Radiance Vitality Oil ($75), a blend of 12 different plant oils and extracts.
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By diluting these heavily, Hahnemann believed the same extracts could treat diseases that produced similar symptoms (like malaria).
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Here are edited extracts from a conversation with the artist at his studio in North London in May.
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He communicates with victims, extracts ransoms via Bitcoin, and shares 40 percent of each payment with the affiliate.
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If members lose trust in him, they might strike rather than take whatever deal he extracts from carmakers.
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All the animals developed prion diseases, but the skin extracts took much longer to make the animals sick.
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Used at night, cucumber and algae extracts hydrate and soothe while bio-peptides target fine lines and wrinkles.
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Forensic toxicologists at Virginia Commonwealth University examined nine e-liquids advertised as being 100 percent natural CBD extracts.
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The addition of extracts also makes the serum better for sensitive skin than most other vitamin C serums.
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SkinCeuticals Hyaluronic Acid Intensifier combines 1.3% hyaluronic acid with nourishing botanical extracts for a potent cocktail of ingredients.
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Like jail, which charges inmates exorbitant fees for essentials, EM extracts fees from people convicted of no crime.
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The tales are well known, but Smee extracts new insights from them, combining sophisticated criticism with psychological acumen.
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Spoken extracts from his popular stream-of-consciousness novella "Tête-Bêche" provide a soundtrack for the moving trams.
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Natural flavors, unlike artificial flavors, use extracts from natural ingredients — or ingredients that are naturally occurring in nature.
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Extracts from the statement said that both Lula and Rousseff knew about aspects of the Petrobras corruption scheme.
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But they're also secretly packed with vegetable extracts, powders, and juices, including organic beet powder and organic carrot powder.
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A similarly arresting example is the deathly moment that Gainza extracts from Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's novel The Leopard.
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On synthetic cannabinoids, we had experimented with thousands of compounds and extracts and did a huge amount of research.
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Combine the milk, sugar, orange and vanilla extracts, the eggs, orange zest and juice, and salt in a blender.
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Go ahead and set aside the farm-to-face herbal extracts and organic flower essences — just for a second.
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The Palo Alto startup does this by offering up article extracts from published science papers using natural language processing.
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The soft feel comes from silk extracts and silk powders that minimize pores and make skin appear smoother overall.
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Extracts from Mr Kaczynski's journals appear at intervals in the story, ill-judged interpolations that feel forced and overstated.
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"The biggest plant there is actually an iron ore mine which extracts rare earths on the side," says Worstall.
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"Nature Sweet" also contains extracts of the Southeast Asian monk fruit, with no artificial chemicals and is GMO-free.
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It nevertheless contains extracts from Cannabis sativa, the cannabis flower and plant, and some users report a mild high.
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Walking into his basement laboratory last Saturday, I found a wall lined with bottles of herbal extracts he's made.
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DSHEA loosely defined "dietary supplements" as vitamins, minerals, herbs/botanicals, amino acids, or concentrates/metabolites/extracts of the above.
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"Our economy is not broken: it is fundamentally strong," he will say according to advance extracts of his speech.
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They spent a year meeting with funders, showing off a 3D-printed prototype that extracts liquid from a tampon.
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It's nongreasy and packed with plant extracts and Vaseline, and it's traditionally used to soothe mothers' nipples during breastfeeding.
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These extracts lend character and atmosphere, which are the stronger elements of Mr. Hoyle's play, directed by Tamilla Woodard.
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In extracts of his upcoming book published on Sunday, Cameron also accuses Johnson of lying during the referendum campaign.
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Tea tree leaf oil helps prevent breakouts, and jojoba oil and other seed oils and extracts pack in nourishment.
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The mask contains linseed and apricot extracts, which help soothe and repair your scalp while leaving you tangle free.
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Along with tannins and pigments, it extracts antioxidants and other substances that protect the wines for the long haul.
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Diesel engines extract more energy from a liter of fuel than a gasoline engine extracts from the same quantity.
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How did you narrow down the plant extracts to be the chosen ones for your final range of aromas?
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That cycle extracts a steeper toll on our uniformed military and its members' families than a temporary government shutdown.
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U.S. Stem Cell said at the time of the initial ruling that it would stop using the fat extracts.
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Replacing the saints with famous public figures extracts the judgment of religion but retains the comfort of the ritual.
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In the field tests, we used extracts from two species of wood conks, the red reishi and the amadou.
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But with its soaring value, there's a huge incentive to invest more in hardware that extracts the digital currency.
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Dispensaries selling various strains of marijuana and high-potency extracts, called budder and shatter, have opened on main streets.
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She imbues the book's numerous poetic extracts with lyricism and devotedly preserves the rhymes and cadences of its proverbs.
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There is also a 10 mg THC limit per unit for ingestible extracts, with 1000 mg cap per package.
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Today, the Henraux company owns the entire mountain, employs about 140 people and extracts marble from five active quarries.
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Rated four stars on Amazon, the Easehold Dual Speed 600W Juicer extracts juice faster than other options on the market.
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Namely: dragonfruit and blueberry extracts to help ward off environmental aggressors (ahem, pollution), plus heavy-hitting hydrators niacinamide and squalene.
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"I'm just not sure how effective a lot of the neem extracts sold in the United States are," Turley said.
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Filmed over one year, it uses narration from Prodger's diary as well as book extracts, looking at history and identity.
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"The 2016 Leave campaign was clear that we would leave with a deal," he will say, according to advance extracts.
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This one is designed to nourish with botanical extracts and address congestion with glycolic and salicylic acid all at once.
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"My commitment to change in Britain is undimmed," May will say on Tuesday, according to advanced extracts from her speech.
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The technique involves testing DNA extracts from microbes found in rock samples and comparing them to DNA extracted from oil.
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The product is a non-greasy, matte homeopathic ointment that's packed with plant extracts and Vaseline to hydrate and soothe.
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Below are extracts from Kim Darroch's resignation letter and the response from the head civil servant at Britain's Foreign Office.
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"It also doesn't hurt to invest in a pure vanilla or other extracts at a specialty foods store," she said.
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One of its main extracts, cannabidiol (CBD) shows promise for many medical conditions, including epilepsy and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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He extracts his materials from the ground, mixing raw earth with water and sand to create a unique clay substance.
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Sales of edibles and extracts in Washington already number in the hundreds of thousands of units in a single month.
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The oil is formulated with plant extracts and vitamins A and E — and good news for us, only costs $20.
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Then, the app extracts the data from the invoice and synchs it with the restaurants' accounting software, such as Quickbooks.
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The lightweight lotion is made with nourishing and moisturizing ingredients, including aloe, shea butter, mango butter, and papaya fruit extracts.
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"For practical purposes, all extracts that contain CBD will also contain at least small amounts of other cannabinoids," said Rosenberg.
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The non-OPEC producer extracts oil from an offshore field it shares with Saudi Arabia and the onshore Bahrain field.
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Yet Sebald also extracts from this self-conscious antiquarianism something unaccountable: a mysterious contemporary stillness, an otherworldliness of the present.
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But Simple's Water Boost Hydrating Sheet Mask is infused with gentle minerals and plant extracts that don't irritate my skin.
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When they reach mile 23, they'll be handed edible pods made of seaweed extracts instead of a plastic water bottle.
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Kessel, like Ovechkin, extracts more out of that amount of ice time than almost every other forward in the league.
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Most natural flavors are still created in a lab, but they use extracts from natural ingredients instead of artificial ones.
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The average selling price per gram rose to $6.38 from $6.20, driven by sales of more potent product and extracts.
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Marijuana extracts used in vaping "pens" have been one of the fastest-growing segmentsof the cannabis industry in recent years.
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U.S. Stem Cell must stop injecting fat extracts into patients, an unproven treatment that federal officials say blinded some patients.
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Injecting the bone marrow or platelet extracts into the knee takes skill, even with X-rays to guide the needle.
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Run the bath and add the L'Objet or Indie Lee salts, which contain comforting extracts of lavender, chamomile and rose.
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Prickly pear, green ginger and mugwort extracts moisturize, omega-3, 24.95 and 9 fatty acids boost skin's collagen and elastin.
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She made lavish use of an Alsatian vinegar, called Melfor, infused with honey as well as plant and fruit extracts.
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Connelly reported that the details came from technical papers sent from London to Brussels, of which he had seen extracts.
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Then the site extracts data such as date, description, and transaction amount, and puts it into a downloadable CSV file.
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Coke Energy, which is made with guarana extracts and B-vitamins, has 114 mg of caffeine per 12-ounce serving.
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Before we can discuss any plan's specifics, let's look at exactly how the health care system extracts money from you.
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They must use non-petroleum-based solvents, cannot be irradiated and cannot use flavor extracts derived from genetically engineered crops.
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But the book's center of gravity, its persistent refrain, is in the extracts from "Sorrow Songs" that begin every chapter.
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The study will look at people taking extracts that are high-THC or high-CBD, and paired ratios of those two.
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Extracts, which go by names including shatter, batter, wax, dabs, and honey, weren't just stronger than their plant-based starting materials.
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Furthermore, even platforms will be able to post links or re-use "single words or very short extracts" from other sites.
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Above all, the exhibition extracts a direct relationship between bullets and the particles of glyphosate that often follow through herbicidal sprayings.
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Parcher, who's owned her yoga studio in Amagansett since 2000, is an aromatherapist who regularly brings plant extracts into her teaching.
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Salicylic acid exfoliates and absorbs excess oil, while antimicrobial and antiseptic raspberry extracts and witch hazel help defend against future breakouts.
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The unique blend of jasmine, essential oils and botanical extracts in Clark's earned loyal following and 98 percent customer retention rate.
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They know that keeping controversy alive extracts loyalty from a rapt audience, enriching their multi-million dollar music and merchandising empires.
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Tony and his colleagues now run the group Life After Hate, which extracts others from the dark places they once inhabited.
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Another "do-it-yourself" scientist across the country extracts DNA samples from plants to figure out how they affect its growth.
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The masks are loaded with hyaluronic acid, collagen and aloe vera extracts — ingredients that are great for anti-ageing and hydration.
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His Shakespeare is constructed using synthetic materials and painted using a tiny fibre that extracts from the air as a brush.
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Burger King "teamed up" with agency Buzzman to create "the first toothpaste with active Whopper extracts," the company's press release states.
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The midfielder's controlled probing and passing combined with his constant buzzing movement and authority extracts the best of those around him.
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Extracts of transcripts of telephone conversations and emails were read out and shown to the court by the prosecution on Wednesday.
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"The honest answer is we don't know," she said, according to extracts of an interview released by the BBC's Newsnight program.
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The current proposal would prohibit users from growing plants at home and ban the sale of edible products containing marijuana extracts.
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As the information from the image gets passed from layer to layer, the network extracts increasingly abstract information about its contents.
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Extracts in the formulas may also indicate where tree species once flourished and help identify the trade routes for ink products.
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Beverage options included cans of Recess sparkling water infused with hemp extracts and adaptogens and serve-yourself cups of bone broth.
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Includes: A reusable Little Brown Keg fermenter, two brewing extracts to brew 2 batches (4 gallons/32 pints) of beer, 11ProsCons
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It also believes people cause it by burning carbon-based fuel—the kind Chevron extracts from the ground, refines, and sells.
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Does singing for families on the days they lower their loved ones six feet into the ground extracts an emotional toll?
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Pouyan extracts all human figures from the original paintings, stripping away their authority and instead foregrounding landscape, abstract shapes, and colors.
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Sommeliers tasted several bottles on Sunday using technology that extracts a sample through a needle, piercing the cork without damaging it.
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Indie Lee Co Q10 Toner, $34This facial toner is formulated with CoQ10, plant extracts, and hyaluronic acid to hydrate your skin.
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The order was made after Aung Kyaw San read out extracts from documents he said had been stored on the devices.
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The tabloid Bild recently printed extracts of Mr. Kühnert's high school yearbook, where friends bet he would be chancellor one day.
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The clinic can no longer produce or market the extracts unless it meets the F.D.A.'s standards for good manufacturing practice.
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There is almost no regulatory oversight of orthopedic procedures using bone-marrow extracts or platelets, which are regarded as low risk.
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The malware also scans the phone to see which apps are installed, and extracts the subject's usernames for some installed apps.
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That's the aim of Maapilim, a men's grooming line based in Tel Aviv inspired by the region's natural oils and extracts.
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The company buys peas from farmers who grow the crop using its proprietary seed and then extracts pea protein from them.
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A fan sends the aroma from the flowers down to the toilet area, while a second chimney extracts any unpleasant smells.
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The medicine, which contains natural herbs, honey and loquat extracts, is sold on Amazon for $12.99 for a 300-milliliter bottle.
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Stevia sweeteners are purified extracts of one type of constituent, called steviol glycosides, found in the leaves of the stevia plant.
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Drawing from Eastern medicine, extracts from plants like ginseng and reishi mushrooms are added to many infused drinks to improve mood.
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"They contained extracts of poetry and scripture about the providence of God, sort of in the natural theology vein," Zytaruk explained.
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But don't worry, bitter almonds are not sold unprocessed in the US and are typically just used to make almond extracts.
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"I think generally speaking, there's a low level of knowledge and understanding when it comes to extracts and edibles," she said.
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Around 2,000 guests attended the ceremony, which featured readings including diary extracts, letters, poems and personal accounts from those who were there.
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Yes. Do you want natural in that you don't want nasties, but what you do have are not-terribly-effective plant extracts?
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The website says that, along with the liquid crystal and "powerful" peptides, there are amino acids and botanical extracts in the product.
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Hence the recent enthusiasm for a technique called anaerobic digestion, which extracts energy and fertiliser from biodegradable waste while also reducing emissions.
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Instead, save the beauty experiments for the vlogger-sphere and look for products with plant-based extracts like goji berry and turmeric.
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On April 19th he uploaded to YouTube a plea to the president, along with extracts from recordings he made a year earlier.
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So homeopathic remedies on the market are just extremely diluted versions of plant or animal extracts believed to bring relief to symptoms.
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For example, aluminum the robot extracts from an older iPhone is being reused in new Macbook Air laptops, according to the company.
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The red contains extract from cabernet, merlot, syrah, and petit verdot, while the white is blended with extracts from riesling and gewürztraminer.
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Formulated with grape, peppermint, orange blossom, and rose extracts and clarifying ingredients, the elixir hydrates and brightens skin and is 99% natural.
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Using Porter's book as their guide, the researchers selected specific extracts from the bark, leaves, galls, and other parts of the plants.
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Supplies of the extracts -- which are made from venom gathered by hand from millions of individual insects -- have been scarce since October.
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The government recently licensed three companies to process extracts, resins and oils for treating such ailments as cancer, epilepsy and multiple sclerosis.
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It also includes anti-inflammatory tart cherry and black pepper extracts, which research suggests can help reduce muscle pain and boost recovery.
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And they are doing so without examining the costs this system extracts, alongside the clear benefits it provides to a select few.
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It not only provides coverage but it also protects your skin from environmental damage, thanks to the inclusion of marine-plant extracts.
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The Times Free Press reported Wednesday that Terry and Dickerson's bill would expand medical research into treatments with cannabis and cannabis extracts.
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I spent 2014 setting up the entire aroma project from A to Z. Last December, the first four aroma extracts were released.
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Diamond CBD's website reads: All our products are carefully monitored throughout the production process, and include 100% natural, lab tested, CBD extracts.
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John's Wort extracts are likely to be potent but nonspecific inhibitors of the reuptake of neurotransmitters such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine.
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Freyherr International is the UK parent of a mainly Slovenian-based company which grows cannabis and manufactures cannabis-derived concentrates and extracts.
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Much of the investigatory work is focused on agents that may have been added to illicit black-market cartridges containing cannabis extracts.
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The injunction stated that U.S. Stem Cell's fat extracts are legally a drug, subject to regulation by the Food and Drug Administration.
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In that order, Judge Ungaro detailed the steps the company would have to take to resume the procedure using fat cell extracts.
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But synthesizing those hormones from animal or plant extracts had been too expensive and relatively ineffective for use in commercial oral contraceptives.
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"The 2016 Leave campaign was clear that we would leave with a deal," he was set to say, according to advance extracts.
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Entrepreneurs there already export oils, extracts and tinctures for medical use, and they want to begin exporting the smokable kind as well.
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Belcher then extracts these viruses and uses them to infect a bacterium, which results in millions of identical copies of the virus.
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The drink will include 114 mg of caffeine per 12-ounce serving and contains naturally sourced caffeine, guarana extracts and B vitamins.
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A South Korean study in 2008 said women who received placenta extracts showed improvement in menopausal symptoms linked to reduced oestrogen levels.
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While the coconut option is Iaconetti's favorite, there are a few different nourishing extracts to choose from, including avocado, papaya, and banana.
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In between, she eats a carbohydrate-free diet built on salmon, berries and greens, along with extracts of turmeric, cinnamon and eggplant.
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"Let's just remember what a shock really means," he will say according to advance extracts of his speech reported in local media.
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The technique Yates uses is called folicular unit extraction, which only extracts individual hairs, not long strips, so as to prevent scarring.
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The Manhattan dispensary where he receives a prescription of marijuana extracts has been running a pilot study of customers who also use opioids.
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The therapy extracts adult stem cells from bone marrow, introduces a missing gene and then uses the corrected cells to cure the patient.
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Pot smokers were smoking less, and dabbing more—heating the plant's oily extracts to inhale high concentrations of hallmark marijuana molecules like THC.
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A bunch of buzzy fruit extracts (including watermelon, plum, and lychee) join forces in this creamy mask geared to hydrate and brighten skin.
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The formula's patented ingredient — a blend of licorice, persimmon leaf, and other botanical extracts rich in antioxidants — brightens, soothes, and strengthens the skin.
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The device plugs into a hospital network and extracts medical imaging to display from their servers in about 30 seconds, according to Choudhry.
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Al-Khowaiter spends half his time on the issue, because it requires greater strategic thinking than the tech that finds and extracts oil.
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Drip coffee, which extracts caffeine and other coffee flavors with gravity, has more, then followed by French press and finally by cold brew.
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"Oribe products are formulated without silicones, yet include natural extracts to hydrate, volumize and tame naturally-curly or textured hair," he tells us.
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This gel-cream hybrid sinks into skin to hydrate without adding shine, and includes licorice extracts to help reduce redness, scarring, and inflammation.
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Though it has few resources, Jordan extracts "strategic rents" from the West and Gulf states, which consider its stability essential to the region.
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How companies make cannabis extracts A discovery that could lead to less addictive opioids A squishy robot that can heal itself with heat
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" Fred Gardner of O'Shaunnesey's adds that "GW providing plant extracts to scientists" is what broke the US federal government's "monopoly on cannabinoid research.
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I'm also partial to the scent which comes from its Bulgarian rose and magnolia extracts, meaning it's 100% natural and not artificial fragrance.
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Toner Emulsion Set with Olive Leaf Extracts, $19.99, available nowBoth contain olive leaf extract, an ultra-moisturizing ingredient that your skin absorbs easily.
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Researchers can refine plant extracts and separate chemicals in them in a way not possible when dealing with smokable marijuana flowers, he said.
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Jerome Robbins's career on Broadway is to be celebrated in a new ballet, featuring extracts from eight musicals closely associated with the choreographer.
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The tinted glass bottles are beautiful, the botanical extracts hand-harvested and cold-pressed — and the price point more Dior than Dr. Bronner's.
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Many sugar-free snacks or beverages are sweetened with artificial sweeteners like aspartame or stevia extracts, which aren&apost necessarily good for you.
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Earlier in the program, the lucid violinist Isabelle Faust had performed extracts from a fidgety new concerto by the Argentine composer Oscar Strasnoy.
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The resin and aromatic plant extracts are the two main antibacterial components that would have repelled insects and preserved the soft tissue underneath.
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Under the Compassionate Care Act, which Governor Andrew Cuomo signed in July, patients will be allowed to purchase extracts, tinctures, oils and edibles.
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Extracts from the book include how Ninaki Priddy, a childhood friend of Markle said the actress had been fascinated by the royal family.
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It extracts every last bit of juice it can from your ingredients and makes sure the juice is packed full of natural vitamins.
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The BBC released extracts on Saturday of the Macron interview which it will broadcast in full in the Andrew Marr Show on Sunday.
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In the late 20th century, it rapidly hit markets in the form of supplement pills and extracts that were often potent and unregulated.
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Below are the most prominent businessmen targeted along with their main assets and connections as well as extracts from the U.S. Treasury statement.
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And in extracts of an interview published online on Saturday Pecina defended the decision saying it had been governed by economics not politics.
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He also said the crisis had had a negative impact on Russian oil supplies to the West, according to emailed extracts of his speech.
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The only time the company extracts data from the device, Philip Morris says, is when trying to figure out why there's been a malfunction.
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Extracts from John's diary, released by his family, have revealed details of his final days before being slain by the tribespeople, The Australian reports.
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The move was based on tests showing the EPA-registered pesticide, which mimics extracts from the chrysanthemum flower, prevented tick and other insect bites.
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Her yen for secrecy is explained by the extracts, flagged up in an internal campaign review of lines likely to make Democratic activists cross.
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Another study found that pomegranate juice and seed extracts had two to three times the antioxidant capacity of either red wine or green tea.
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"After three years and two missed deadlines, we must leave the EU on October 31," he will say, according to extracts from his speech.
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The company extracts medically clean organic carbon from the human or animal hair sent in by clients and transforms the material into tattoo ink.
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SKINFOOD GUMMY BEAR JELLY CLEAN GEL This Korean import is a fast-absorbing, nondrying hand sanitizer with citrus extracts to help brighten brown spots.
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You can find St. John's wort in health-food stores and pharmacies in the form of tinctures, fluid extracts, powders, oil infusions, or teas.
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It's a process which naturally extracts water by freezing it, thus concentrating the sugar of each grape and giving the wine its signature sweetness.
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Essential oils, concentrated plant extracts, smell delightful, and some people on the internet swear that certain uses or holistic treatments can be life-changing.
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Limited extracts of the interview, without direct quotes on her comments about the timing of an exit, were released by the paper on Saturday.
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One in two Americans are wireline, satellite or wireless customers of AT&T, which extracts a fat return on capital of 17% (excluding goodwill).
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A colorless red dye that changes on skin and keeps it budge-proof, plus lots of vitamin E and sunflower extracts to combat dryness.
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There's some evidence that that dietary supplements like pyridoxine vitamin B6, calcium, and chaste tree extracts may help relieve symptoms, according to PubMed health.
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The gel is made specifically for sensitive skin, using natural ingredients like pomegranate and fig extracts, which explains why it's so gentle and nourishing.
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This new wave of products include BOND Sensual Oil, Foria Explore (the first commercially available marijuana suppository formulated for anal play,) and Ethos Extracts.
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There are parts of the tree, like the roots and extracts, that contain a toxic substance that could cause paralysis and diarrhea, says Rissetto.
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The conclusions may also apply for the food industry, as some extracts that are used in the industry are stored in diluted alcohol solutions.
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The new code isn't so much a legislative change as it is clarification on the DEA's position regarding marijuana extracts, including synthetic CBD oil.
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Benedikt extracts universal principles from her story, but there are so many contingent factors influencing her story to which the reader is not privy.
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When he extracts a banana (Krapp's favorite food) from the drawer of a filing cabinet, he brandishes it as if it were a gun.
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The FDA may have warned companies not to oversell the benefits of their CBD extracts, but Bonn-Miller believes more needs to be done.
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"[The natural extracts] have a high moisturizing power and astringency, so your soles become smooth after peeling," a rep for Baby Foot tells us.
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Every year the city extracts 1.3 billion cubic meters of water while rainfall, and some injection, only recharges it by 700 million cubic meters.
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Gerrera straps victims to a chair in a room with a strange beast that rubs greasy tentacles across their temples and extracts the truth.
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The alcohol, which was formed during the primary fermentation process, extracts the THC crystals from the buds, leaving you with only the good stuff.
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In Ontario, locals were furious to learn that Nestlé pays $3.71 for every million litres it extracts, to be bottled and sold for profit.
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The official described it as a "midnight self-massacre" in their upcoming new book, "A Warning," according to extracts published by The Washington Post.
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Amazon extracts as much value and data as possible and shrugs off the initial visions, indifferent to whether these merchants go out of business.
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In the video, the guys spit into vials and ship them off to 217andMe, a DNA mapping service that extracts genealogical data from saliva.
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The company has created a solution that extracts data automatically that these analysts previously had to copy and paste into applications, spreadsheets or databases.
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"Chronicle" interweaves real-time performances of Johann Sebastian Bach's piano works with extracts from a fictional diary kept by his wife, the title character.
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We got our hands on some exclusive extracts below, which will be included in Eagle&aposs book – currently set for release on February 4.
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One study found that green tea, elderberry and some extracts of cinnamon rich in flavonoids blocked the virus from entering and infecting certain cells.
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"What we developed is a handheld device that by touching the tissue, extracts molecules that are characteristic of normal or cancerous tissue," Eberlin said.
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Here are edited extracts from a conversation with the play's director, Nicole Charles, about Shakespeare, race and gender in an era of "woke" politics.
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The company's lab extracts DNA from the saliva cells and tests it with probes that find genetic markers using a special chip for genotyping.
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"It is a great partnership, but one I believe we can make greater still," she will say, according to advance extracts from her office.
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Post a photo of a ridiculous lineup of cannabis or weed extracts and ask the world what they would be doing after they smoked it.
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"They recommended an unbelievable variety of potions, and plant extracts, and combinations to see if they couldn't kill the cancer in other places," Olson said.
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All our legal highs, such as Druids fantasy, EX-1, and Bliss, were herbal, made from morning glory seeds, mahung, and many other herbal extracts.
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The amount of pure silver used to cast it, the wall label tells us, is what a Bolivian miner in Potosi extracts in one day.
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This balancing lotion uses purifying herbal extracts (think thyme, lavender, rosemary) to relieve and protect everything from your roots to the ends of your hair.
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This decaffeinated tea is flavored with natural cocoa, hazelnut, and vanilla extracts, and makes a delightful hot beverage with just a few minutes of steeping.
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She bought a little of everything: a small bag of crushed kratom leaves, some capsules, and two tiny bottles of extracts, all for about $100.
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He now extracts oil from some of the fruit himself, allowing him in turn to sell it to local residents to earn an extra income.
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Unlike other wave energy technologies, Azura extracts energy from both the vertical and horizontal motion of the wave, and can generate 20 kilowatts of power.
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This is a pivotal scene where Sansa learns she has a potential ally, and Olenna extracts the knowledge from Sansa that Joffrey is a monster.
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"At least he will appear before a court and every hearing is a chance to be freed," Yildirim said, according to extracts of the interview.
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"It means that no-one will ever pay more in interest than their original loan," McDonnell will say, according to advance extracts of his speech.
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We recommend Organics Oceanics, containing natural seaweed extracts like carrageenan; this makes it extra slippery, like a silicone lube, without evaporation like water-based lubricants.
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"The government is not a car dealer," he told the newspaper's Monday edition, according to extracts of the interview released by the newspaper on Sunday.
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The twinge of discomfort that followed is one of the small taxes the world extracts from people who don't play by the rules of gender.
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BRIDGEWATER IS ON RECORD AS SAYING THAT IT EXTRACTS WHAT THEY CALL IN THE TRADE ALPHA BY SEPARATING THE GOOD PERFORMERS FROM THE AVERAGE ONES.
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Unique recipes Glow Recipe worked with Whamisa on a green tea line with antioxidants and botanical extracts that melts makeup and removes pore-clogging impurities.
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Coral reefs are vast colonies of hard coral, a type of coral that extracts calcium carbonate from seawater to construct a limestone structure for protection.
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The Internal Value of Data Uber extracts value from the wealth of data that it collects from drivers and passengers in a number of ways.
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They are moistened with pharmaceutical-grade purified water, feature soothing aloe and vitamin E extracts, and are fragrance-free and made without dyes or alcohols.
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Anthony Shave Gel is infused with carrageenan extracts and beads of aloe that help moisturize and soften even the driest skin, reducing irritation and redness.
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The company, founded by the winery owner April Gargiulo, makes a serum from whole, nutrient-dense botanicals (as opposed to extracts) to be extra potent.
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In the end, though, health officials linked the cases back to vaping devices with marijuana extracts and vitamin E acetate, not nicotine devices like Juul's.
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Connelly reported that the details came from technical papers, or so-called "non-papers", sent from London to Brussels, of which he had seen extracts.
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With the cat out of the bag, The Sydney Morning Herald and other newspapers decided to publish extracts from the book earlier than originally agreed.
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According to the brand, the non-greasy Krispy Kreme-glaze finish comes from the blend of hydrating squalane, nourishing oils, and brightening plant-based extracts.
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Not only does it make my skin look incredibly glowy, but the combination of plant-based extracts and nourishing oils lends a moisturizing effect, too.
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The suit alleges that "each face template that Vimeo extracts is unique to a particular individual," in the same way that voice or fingerprints are.
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All products are infused with vitamins and nutrients, plus natural ingredients like exotic extracts and oils that will help our hair grow and retain length.
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After a smelting process that extracts the metals from ore, they'll mold 2,500 Olympic medals in a design that will be released later this year.
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Sam is obsessed with getting his hands on a new device that extracts and records memories with perfect fidelity, even memories the conscious mind can't access.
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Instead, the treatment clears dead skin cells, loosens pores, and primes them for extraction by infusing the skin with glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and botanical extracts.
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The meatless burger is made with soy and wheat protein, and uses beet, carrot and bell pepper extracts to help create a meaty look and texture.
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Indonesian nickel producer PT Antam says on its website that it extracts about one tonne of ferronickel from between 70 and 80 tonnes of nickel ore.
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Add in an energizing blend of citrus-peel extracts and antioxidants like green tea and licorice, and you've got the perfect cocktail — free of drying alcohol.
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The box comes with two plastic-bag booties already lined with the magic gel, a combination of "17 types of natural extracts" according to the website.
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Some stay because they are in lines of work not easily transferred abroad, like Simyon Ismailov, who extracts venom from vipers for sale to pharmaceutical companies.
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In 2014 study, Borgwadt's team gave green tea extracts to 12 healthy volunteers and imaged their brains to see changes in connectivity inside certain brain regions.
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Its star ingredients, sustainably-gathered blue malva and Centaurea cyanus extracts, are responsible for the natural bright-blue tint that neutralizes brassiness in chemically treated hair.
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Even hardcore home peels have gotten crazy considerate, delivering on promises not to irritate by offsetting acids with generous doses of hydrators and inflammation-quelling extracts.
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Wednesday morning, Axios executive editor Mike Allen hosted a series of conversations exploring how cannabis and its extracts are shaping the future of health and wellness.
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MEG, which extracts crude from oil sands in the Athabasca region, said bitumen production fell 210 percent to 2546,008 barrels per day in the latest quarter.
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Then they exposed extracts of each sample to two types of proteins—amyloid beta and tau—that are known to be hallmarks of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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All three coffee extracts prevented the "clumping" of these proteins, suggesting that something in America's favorite morning brew may be protective against the progression of disease.
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Rio Tinto extracts more than 300 million tonnes of ore annually in Australia, making it the world's second-biggest iron ore miner after Brazilian giant Vale.
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Promising new research conducted last year at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies has shown that marijuana extracts may hold a key to treating Alzheimer's disease.
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The federal government recently unveiled its plan for legalizing cannabis edibles, beverages, extracts, and topicals which are slated to be available for consumers by mid-December.
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The golden, bubbly THC extracts are like psychedelic honey — watching a live resin dab light up will scratch your ASMR itch in such a satisfying way.
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The quest for sustainable beauty has led to a rise in brands touting natural ingredients, with oils and extracts such as aloe, avocado, almond, and coconut.
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It was a foggy Friday morning last November, and she immediately had a line of customers to purchase dried bud, brownies, and extracts such as shatter.
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A man in a ratty trench coat and a bowler hat slowly extracts a smooth pebble from his mouth, and then another and another and another.
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"The responses received do not agree that regulation of toxicity of smoke from construction products is required," extracts from the final report seen by Reuters showed.
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By permitting only refined marijuana extracts, not smokable crude plant or so-called edibles, the state is allowing for greater dosing standardization and purity, Bednarczyk said.
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Cannabis 2.0 is the legalization of marijuana derivatives including edibles, beverages, extracts and vape pens which took effect last month, with sales expected in mid-December.
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The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency will make the full plant or "flower" available on prescription, not merely extracts in pill or liquid form.
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I have tailored some very drastic temperature shifts in the process and I am convinced that this makes my extracts beautiful in more than one sense.
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"We need to use the freedom to create a more flexible, modern, nimble economy," Truss was due to say according to advance extracts of her remarks.
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Last week, extracts of "Inside Out" shared by The New York Times, which also interviewed Moore, revealed that the actress said she was raped at 15.
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But MP Materials, owner of Mountain Pass, ships the roughly 50,000 tonnes of rare earth concentrate it extracts each year from California to China for processing.
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Our hypothesis — and that's all it is, we don't understand the mechanism behind the results — is that extracts of wood conk mushrooms strengthen immunity to viruses.
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Generative software, developed by Francisco Rafart, extracts the musical elements from the luminescent sculptures' tree ring-like lines, finding in the faces both melodies and discordances.
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The opera extracts roughly half of the play, meaning we lose some of the slapstick circularity; what's gained is starkness, each episode standing in harsh isolation.
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Francie watches in anticipation as her "once-in-awhile girl friend" buys one and extracts "a few pieces of stale candy" and a coarse cambric handkerchief.
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It now controls more than 50% of the market in 2 of its regions and extracts some of the highest prices from insurers in the country.
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Second, the stuff smells great thanks to eucalyptus and rosemary extracts, which also happen to have natural antiseptic properties, helping to sterilize any nicks or cuts.
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Tip ''The snake will defecate on you,'' says Jim Harrison, who extracts venom from approximately 1,000 snakes every week for use in drug research and development.
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Skotnicki did caution that even natural extracts like lavender cause irritation, but despite the fragrance in this bubble bath, it does not irritate my daughter's skin.
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Inside, you'll find soothing ingredients like camellia extracts and chamomile, a lack of sulfates, and a 5.5 pH to help maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier.
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Extracts from a 1980 BBC interview in which Lennon said that Ms. Ono should share credit for the song were aired as part of the event.
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There, he joined some 20 students learning to pipette liquid extracts into gels and stain them with pigments to figure out which protein molecules they contained.
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Some believe that Britain's relations with its immediate neighbours will be more harmonious after it extracts itself from a project to which it is ill suited.
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Next, the scientists will begin to isolate individual elements within extracts from the worms, in an attempt to narrow down the chemical breaking the plastic's bonds.
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The first was an evening of contemporary chamber music and opera extracts at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn that was dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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"There will be no winner from Brexit, on neither side," he told the Rheinische Post newspaper in an interview, extracts from which were published on Thursday.
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Bonus: When the barrier is restored, the skin is better able to absorb the replenishing nutrients in the active plant extracts that reduce signs of premature aging.
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To justify its valuation, Facebook's rate of "monetisation" will have to surge, suggesting that it extracts a bigger fee from other firms who want to reach consumers.
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A water-based solution of superfruit extracts (acai, blueberry, goji berry, elderberry) and essential oils (bergamot, grapefruit), all of which make it smell good and look pretty.
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The findings confirmed the engines were compromised by data being wiped, according to extracts of the report seen by Reuters and three people familiar with the inquiry.
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He cited China as a major potential market and Japan, which does not buy meat extracts from Brazil due to the risk of the disease, he said.
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When administered to rats, a 200 millimetre dose of a mixture of plant extracts reduced acetaldehyde levels by just over 11 percent compared to a control group.
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And it didn't taste all bad, either—after all, it was wholesome fibres and protein left over from a process which extracts sugars from cereals for fermentation.
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It's all because of the formula's watermelon, raspberry, and apple extracts, which work to smooth your skin and give the light a surface to bounce off of.
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As Mr Nickolich observes, even if things go well, there is simply not enough donated blood around to treat the world's 44m Alzheimer's patients with plasma extracts.
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Orano refers to uranium, the core of the firm's business, and its new circular yellow logo references the yellowcake uranium concentrate that it extracts from the ore.
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Or, really, any of the fragrant botanical oils and extracts that make products smell fancy and luxurious but make reactive complexions flare up like a Roman candle.
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According to a press release, O.Vine is made by imbuing regular water with extracts from the skin and seeds of grapes after they're used to make wine.
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That film only tackled four pieces, showing extracts from each one at great length, and had almost no outside commentary, allowing the choreography to speak for itself.
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In Oregon, about 10 percent of marijuana flowers and 26 percent of extracts and concentrates have failed to meet the pesticide requirements since they went into effect.
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It quite indiscriminately gorges on whatever has been produced by human creators and extracts the patterns to be found there—including some of our most pernicious habits.
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It's a super-high-end, cold press juicer, meaning it extracts juice by crushing fruits and vegetables, rather than by grinding them up like most juicers do.
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Royal DSM has a project named "Proteins of the Future," which extracts plant protein from the inedible by-products of rapeseed and canola oil extraction, he said.
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In preparation for today's one-day event at Psycho Donuts, Guild Extracts, a dispensary based in San Jose, California, has provided Psycho with a substance called terpene.
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At Glastonbury, with its large assortment of organic food stalls boasting all kinds of oils and fruit extracts hitherto unheard of, yoghurt is your new best friend.
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Leading the pack is Israel-based Intec, which recently announced the start of an early-stage study testing its painkiller made of natural CBD and THC extracts.
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Below a huge barge is a pipe that sucks up water, from which it extracts and purifies the methane before pumping the less-fizzy water back down.
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One of Freeport's operations is in Indonesia, where it extracts gold and silver, as well as copper, from a mine that covers almost half a million acres.
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Currently, when researchers apply to the DEA for permission to study marijuana, there's no way for them to specify whether they intend to work solely on extracts.
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Shortly after California's recreational marijuana laws went into effect in 2018, he launched Tyson Ranch, which sells nine strains of cannabis flower, potent extracts and soon, edibles.
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The woman refused to get a flu vaccination which she said went against her veganism and she used biblical extracts as the basis for arguing her beliefs.
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While last year's vaping-injury illnesses and deaths ended up being tied to devices that contained marijuana extracts, many teens say they can't stop using e-cigarettes.
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Several state medical cannabis programs mandate by statute that dispensaries only provide non-herbal formulations of cannabis, such as edible-infused products and e-liquid vaping extracts.
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Officially, a government spokesman on Sunday called the reports "speculation" and emphasized only the extracts of the speech that were leaked by Downing Street itself, with Mrs.
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This is a complicated question to answer, because laws around cannabis are quickly evolving, explains Rick Weissman, president of High Falls Extracts, a New York-based CBD company.
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The reactor uses a mixture of acids and cell extracts to create proteins that can be used to treat conditions like diabetes, anemia, or some kinds of infections.
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"The use of live ammunition directed at people, especially when they were fleeing, was clearly unjustified and disproportionate," said the report, extracts of which Mnangagwa read to reporters.
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Over the course of the series, Pullman explores the lengths people will go to uphold their worldview, regardless of the cost it extracts from people along the way.
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It extracts vast profits from its users but has given away much of the gains to the owners of the assets that it bought, not its own shareholders.
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Sleep and meditation app Calm is releasing an audio recording of extracts of GDPR legislation being read by the former voice of the BBC shipping forecast Peter Jefferson.
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It's hard to believe that Russia would suddenly work against Iran solely to make a deal with the United States, unless Putin extracts a big concession from Trump.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Taking high doses of supplements containing green tea extracts may be associated with liver damage, according to new research from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).
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In Malaysia, a similar story recently happened where a man was arrested and sentenced to death for the sale of medical oils containing marijuana extracts to cancer patients.
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Megababe Thigh Rescue, an anti-chafing stick that's loaded with aloe vera extracts to soothe, plus grapeseed oil and vitamin E to form a frictionless base on skin.
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Senator Lamar Alexander (Republican) Senator Bob Corker (Republican) Recreational status: Illegal Medicinal status: Mostly illegal, although doctors are allowed to prescribe some patients high-CBD low-THC extracts.
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Clues were dropped this month by an influential party journal, Qiushi, in extracts it published of a previously secret speech in which Mr Xi pondered lessons from history.
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The responsibility for another's well-being and the ever-present risk for potential harm to another from a misjudgment extracts a heavy emotional toll on health-care providers.
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This financing round allows us to invest in new products and new markets, including international growth in markets like Canada and exploring opportunities in hemp-based CBD extracts.
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"As a result of his behaviour, Turkish President Erdogan is risking the withdrawal of the German army," he told Monday's Tagesspiegel daily, according to extracts sent in advance.
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"I expect developers to do their duty to Britain and build the homes our country needs," May will say, according to extracts of her speech released in advance.
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Elderberry supplements and extracts have been shown to have antimicrobial and antiviral properties that can inhibit the growth of infectious viruses, like cold and flu, in your body.
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"Now and what we're moving to is things are authenticated, a photo is taken, [AI] extracts all the attributes" and writes product descriptions for the website, Wainwright said.
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We are using pure cannabis oil extracted via fractional distillation, a process that 100 percent extracts the terpene out of the cannabis so that there is no flavor.
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Many of these products follow that "baby-like" look with "cosmeceuticals," Cho said, combining cosmetics and therapeutics with such natural ingredients as traditional Korean herbs and plant extracts.
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The flavor combinations of botanical extracts are evocative and striking: ginger and rosemary from Uganda; green cardamom and lavender; liquorice root from Uzbekistan; Damask rose and heather flowers.
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Most labs producing cannabis extracts make use of butane as a solvent to extract oil from marijuana plants, which generally produces a higher yield at a lower cost.
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Machine learning extracts critical data about financings and cap tables so that's instantly available in the Atrium dashboard and you don't have to dig into the original docs.
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But in a climate of increasing tolerance the number of marijuana formulas and extracts being brought to market has exploded, opening the door to challenges from patent-holders.
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Nevertheless, when Colorado voted to legalize in 7003, the law stated that consumers could purchase up to one ounce of marijuana "or the equivalent" in edibles or extracts.
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It's vapor-funk, dream-soul, the result of a vision that extracts the latent etherealism of innumerable late-80s R&B ballads and brings it to the forefront.
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The DEA's entry on Wednesday in the Federal Register prompted several erroneous reports suggesting that CBD and other extracts would now have their own separate Schedule I listing.
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" Homeopathy is based on an 18th-century idea that heavily diluted preparations of plant extracts and toxic metals can be used to treat diseases because "like cures like.
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It's hard to believe the Kremlin would suddenly work against Iran solely to make a deal with the United States, unless Putin extracts a big concession from Trump.
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The amendments will also limit the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the substance in cannabis that makes people high, to 10 milligrams per serving in cannabis edibles and extracts.
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Knowing what it isn't, let's plainly define what Facebook is: an entity which extracts monetizable data in exchange for a place to store and grow our digital lives.
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The researchers also injected brain or skin extracts from two patients directly into the brains of mice that were specially developed to be vulnerable to the human disorder.
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Any leftover flower extracts are used in recipes like her Persian grandmother's panna cotta custard, which Sarafpour prepares with rice flour and enlivens with a splash of rosewater.
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We got our hands on some exclusive extracts below, featuring advice from channels with millions of followers including Bad Lip Reading, How to Cake It and Molly Burke:
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This particular holding will allow legislative bodies that first complicate the tax code with exemptions and loopholes then proceed to "simplify" in a way that extracts more cash.
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The handsome volume in which the maps have now been reproduced includes contemporaneous pictures—faces smiling out from the squalor, or scowling—plus extracts from the investigators' notes.
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Johnson has defended his government's proposals for an amended Brexit deal after extracts of the plan were reported by media outlets and criticized by the Republic of Ireland.
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It consists of a mixture of plant extracts that stops fruit from ripening - delaying the rotting process - while retaining its nutrients, said Green Code co-founder Emiliano Gentilini.
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A 2008 study led by a U.S.D.A. scientist showed that the shocks produced by pulsed ultraviolet light significantly reduced the allergenicity of peanut extracts in a lab test.
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Trix and Reese's Puffs have been a bit easier to revamp, since both can subsist with using natural flavors like vanilla and spice extracts and still maintain taste.
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Parts of this article are based on extracts from James Griffiths' book, "The Great Firewall of China: How to Build and Control an Alternative Version of the Internet."
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Medical patients still also won't have storefront access to cannabis, and many products, including high potency extracts and edibles, aren't available for them to purchase through licensed producers.
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The voiceover, which includes extracts from Prodger's diary, as well quotes from theoretical and literary texts, explores self-determination through the lens of Scottish independence and queer identity.
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JERUSALEM, Sept 6 (Reuters) - * Israeli flavour and fine ingredients company Frutarom Industries said on Wednesday it bought a 51 percent stake in local company Turpaz Perfume and Flavor Extracts.
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And if you consume them in their raw form, rather than as extracts, you get the phytonutrients—plant chemicals that researchers have found can reduce various markers of inflammation.
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Article 11, meanwhile, gives publishers the right to charge search engines, aggregators, and other sites if they reproduce more than "single words or very short extracts" of new stories.
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The majority of toners are water-based liquids made up of specific active ingredients including plant extracts and essential oils; they're tailored to tackle a variety of skin types.
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It's formulated with both skin-soothing hyaluronic acid and fruit extracts, which makes me feel like it's actually supporting my skin and not just sitting on top of it.
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But an additional 360 million tons each year are emitted when the oil and gas that BP extracts is sold and eventually burned to fuel vehicles or heat homes.
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"Carly is brilliant and capable and, yet, she experienced the hard-scrabble world of being a woman professional in a business world that extracts a price," Cruz said Wednesday.
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Internal Facebook documents seized by British lawmakers suggest that the social media giant once considered selling access to user data, according to extracts obtained by the Wall Street Journal.
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A system that extracts large amounts of drinking water from the air by burning biomass to create artificial clouds won the $1.5 million XPrize Water Abundance Competition on Friday.
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Congo, which mined nearly 1 million tonnes of copper in 2015, is Africa's largest producer of the metal and also extracts significant quantities of gold, diamonds, cobalt and tin.
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Short extracts from classic works seem more dressy than dramatic, only hinting at the innovation, such as borrowing from female line and posture, that Nureyev brought to his art.
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Mahia is farther from the equator than most launch sites (lifting off from an equatorial pad extracts maximum additional velocity from Earth's spin), but that is also an advantage.
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Growers will be taxed $2420 per ounce of marijuana flowers and $2.75 per ounce of leaves (leaves are used to make extracts, an increasing popular form of marijuana consumption).
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For others, it's still what's inside that counts — which would be a gentle yet effective combination of witch hazel, vitamin C, Japanese knotweed, and green tea and algae extracts.
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The US Food and Drug Administration, which oversees food products and additives, is reviewing whether hemp-derived CBD extracts can be included in food, drink and personal care products.
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Golden estimates he's seen a 25 to 103 percent drop in the supply of venom extracts aimed at preventing dozens, perhaps hundreds, of deaths in the U.S. each year.
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Hufeld, according to extracts from an interview to be published on Monday, said Bafin would pay close attention to loose lending because the issue could lead to major problems.
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In November 2014, it scrapped a move to block Google from running extracts of articles from its newspapers, saying the experiment had caused traffic to its sites to plunge.
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Some farmers or manufacturers send their extracts in anyway, and they're learning that lab tests are working through a similar learning curve as the rest of the supply chain.
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In June, U.S. Customs had seized shipments of stevia extracts brought into the country by PureCircle from China after it obtained information that they are produced by convict labour.
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Indonesian nickel producer PT Antam says on its website that it extracts about one ton of nickel contained in ferronickel from between 70 and 80 tonnes of nickel ore.
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The brand's herbal-scented spray is loaded with soothing orange flower water along with grape, rose, and mint extracts and a spritz of it feels like pure Parisian luxury.
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But it will sell vaporizer pens with Chooze's LucidMood brand to licensees who will sell them after loading them with company-approved extracts of THC, marijuana's physiologically active ingredient.
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He is often vilified as a "patent troll," because Intellectual Ventures, the company he founded after leaving Microsoft in 1999, acquires patents and extracts licensing fees from other companies.
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The process that extracts a video buffer is now completely separate from the process that plays that file or the process that formats it to fit inside the app.
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The leaked extracts of Sedwill's letter outlined various doomsday scenarios, including mass bailouts for businesses, struggling firms unable to secure credit, a harmful currency depreciation, and weakened national security.
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Farmacy pairs that with natural antioxidants (marigold and black chokeberry extracts) that help defend the skin against pollution and the blue light emitted by devices like smartphones and computers.
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Jiang is one of the earliest testers of Forever Labs, which extracts and stores young adults' stem cells to potentially combat age-related illnesses like arthritis and heart disease.
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The amendments will also limit the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol or THC, the substance in cannabis that makes people high, to 10 milligrams per serving in cannabis edibles and extracts.
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A copy of the book, titled "A Warning," was obtained by The Washington Post ahead of its November 19 release, with The Post publishing extracts from the book Friday.
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It also contains the North's only known source of plutonium, another bomb fuel: a Soviet-era nuclear reactor and a laboratory that extracts plutonium from the reactor's spent fuel.
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She ostensibly does this to keep him from being captured by Delos staff, but she also extracts his consciousness and keeps it safe until she's out of the park.
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Take, for example, Rudolf Steiner — the Austrian scientist and philosopher launched his Weleda skin care range in the 1920s using flowers, herbs and other extracts cultivated on biodynamic farms.
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From the crop, it extracts cannabidiol in oil and crystal form at a gleaming factory it opened two years ago, in a restricted zone next to a weapons manufacturer.
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Ashcroft, the Bush chief of staff Andrew Card and the Justice Department lawyer Jack Goldsmith, who were all in the room, give their accounts, alongside extracts from Comey's memoir.
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But in January of this year, the company received a license to manufacture extracts, oil-based vapes, topicals, and tinctures on their 200,000-square-foot facility in Mendocino County.
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It's an all-natural, CBD rich topical oil that uses menthol-rich plant extracts like peppermint and camphor to provide an intense cooling and soothing sensation for sore muscles.
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The highlight was a visit to the Forensics Lab, a copper-lined room where the SEC extracts data from cell phones and computers that are part of ongoing investigations.
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On this new song, he extracts the sentimentality of quiet-storm R&B and sets it to an uplifting bop, like being swaddled by a firm gust of wind.
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Punctuating the story of the narrator's affair with Cliff are quotes from "Wuthering Heights," extracts of 21st-century critical commentary on the 1847 novel and morsels from Brontë's biography.
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The voice extracts he has used come from a wide range of personalities (Marina Abramovic, Mao Zedong, Gertrude Stein, Mother Teresa, Jean-Paul Sartre) as well as unknown figures.
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Extracts from "Das Lied von der Erde" and "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" and brooding settings of poems by Friedrich Rückert together create a musical oasis of autumnal melancholy and reflection.
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"This is hugely important because at the end of the day the amount of stimulus depends on the amount of duration the ECB extracts," said Commerbank strategist Christoph Rieger.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — Pep Guardiola conceded long ago that those few minutes after a game, when the news media extracts its pound of flesh, are José Mourinho's domain.
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Currently available in five flavors, including Birthday Cake, Double Chocolate Chip, and Carrot Oat, the crunchy mini cookies contain vegetable extracts and powders and have less sugar than traditional cookies.
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A study published in Natural Product Sciences, a publication of the Korean Society of Pharmacognosy, found that a combination of extracts from various plants reduced hangover-causing metabolites in rats.
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An Edison spokesperson said in a statement to Business Insider that it uses software that "automatically recognizes commercial emails and extracts purchase information from them," ignoring "personal and work email."
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And within this massive creative data set, our data science team extracts actionable insights through asset scoring algorithms, prediction formulas, collections, classification tools, and uniqueness analysis, to name a few.
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In Harry Potter's world, the Pensieve is a way to access someone's memories: a wizard extracts them from their mind with a wand, and they can store them at will.
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The liquid formula contains lactic, malic, and tartaric acids, along with botanical extracts like seaweed and cucumber, to gently and gradually reveal brighter, softer skin (no tight, dry feeling here).
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Queen Victoria used cannabis extracts to relieve pain from menstrual cramps, and Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire got its name from the copious amounts of hemp crops that historically grew there.
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A recent study out of the Cleveland Clinic bears out celery's blood-pressure benefits, but the researchers recommend consuming full stalks instead of extracts in order to get maximum benefits.
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But its potent combination of vitamin C, gentle chemical exfoliants, and a fruit-basket worth of oils and extracts make it an excellent reparative night treatment, without being too heavy.
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This one from Breville has an extra-wide chute that cuts down on prep time and a micro mesh filter that extracts up to 30% more juice than other models.
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This one from Breville has an extra-wide chute that cuts down on prep time and a micro mesh filter that extracts up to 212% more juice than other models.
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According to Olya Khvostunova, a Russian journalist tweeting extracts of Siluanov's speech, the finance minister also said that the government expects to raise money through the privatization of state property.
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Visual representation of how the model extracts basic note data from raw audio (whole note on left, weighted center in the middle, analysis of that weighted area on the right).
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The controversial drilling technique extracts oil and natural gas using a high-pressure fluid mixture injected into shale rocks, and has helped lead to a resurgence in domestic energy production.
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"The opportunity is huge at the end of the day," says former NBA star Al Harrington, who mobilized his own celebrity to start the multi-state marijuana operation Viola Extracts .
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Macron's cabinet chief, Patrick Strzoda, asked the former bodyguard to provide "all relevant information" about his consultancy work, according to extracts from a letter published in the newspaper Le Monde.
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Yes, there are the surefire hits—spicy cumin lamb, braised tilapia in chili sauce, gargantuan plates of Chongqing diced chicken, which extracts tears and sweat through blizzards of dried chilis.
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This is a concentrated soybean base with onion, white radish, leek, cabbage, carrot, shiitake mushroom, ginger, and garlic extracts for layers of flavors that I wouldn't get from basic seasoning.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, who made the comments in extracts from an interview with news magazine Der Spiegel, stopped short of explicitly advocating a membership ballot on the issue, however.
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I've used it in both makeup-removing and regular ol' dirt-removing instances, and the combination of pomegranate enzymes and radish-root and oat-kernel extracts works wonders in both.
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The song begins with these bright electronic piano chords, the faint whisper of go-go rhythms in the background, as actor Ian McShane reads extracts from Goude's biography, Jungle Fever.
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These no-rinse peel pads will help skin look and feel rejuvenated with exfoliating alpha hydroxy acid, protected with vitamin E, and moisturized with licorice root and calendula flower extracts.
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Patients with a prescription will be able to get cannabis pills, oils, patches, topical gels, liquids, and vaporizable extracts from dispensaries, but not actual weed for smoking and no edibles.
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"La Mort de Cléopâtre" anchored the first program, which also included an overture; extracts from the opera "Les Troyens"; and "Harold en Italie," a Byronesque travelogue for viola and orchestra.
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On the opposite wall, Amalia Ulman's "Excellences and Perfections" (2014), a performance piece hosted unwittingly by Instagram, could be extracts from the social media accounts of any number of women.
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In response to the final order issued on Tuesday, the company issued a statement saying it was pleased that the judge had limited the injunction to procedures involving fat extracts.
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" Alfred Stieglitz published in Camera Work translated extracts of Kandinsky's Über das Geistige in der Kunst, highlighting the passage, "These are the seekers of the inner spirit in outer things.
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In the field study, a small amount of one of these mycelial extracts was added to the sugar water commonly fed to honeybees by beekeepers; wild bees could benefit too.
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For a super gentle approach, Dr. Barbara Sturm's milky Brightening Serum ($310) skips vitamin C altogether and instead turns to plant extracts — cress sprouts and ginseng — to plump and illuminate.
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He stands by cinema as fertile ground for providing the audience with new perspectives on the art form, whether through interviews, glimpses into the costume shop or extracts of documentaries.
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The deep oil reserves, which the company extracts, transports and sells, have made the country an important part of a geopolitical equation that includes the United States, China and Russia.
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Infused with hydrating hyaluronic acid and nourishing plant extracts, whether used on the face or body, this vegan and cruelty-free cream was designed to work on all skin types.
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Mr. Tsipras, who rose to power vowing to reverse austerity, is angling to be the leader who finally extracts Greece from its last bailout, which he agreed to in 2015.
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Mr. Weinraub labors to give "Fall" a nonfiction aura, pinning its scenes to real events and including interstitial documentary material like newspaper headlines and verbatim extracts from Miller's antiwar speeches.
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Throughout the production, the Sinfonia plays multiple extracts from Mozart, occupying the capacious stage like a restless organism that cannot itself be stilled; the superb musical director is Simon Slater.
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It's been a self-annihilating impulse in a culture that extracts a price from women for being visible, for taking up space, for having a voice, but also a force.
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An investigation that extracts documents from more than 80 witnesses eventually leads to interviews and new leads, could end up with millions of pages of evidence and take many months.
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While Garnier's product has the same name and shares some main ingredients (water, glycerin, dimethicone), Belif's ingredient list contains various leaf and root extracts that don't appear in Garnier's list.
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Ocean Grown Extracts, a cannabis concentrate producer in Southern California, wants to turn the defunct Claremont Custody Center into a marijuana grow and cannabis oil production center, the Fresno Bee reports.
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Instead, she keeps resources in use for as long as possible, extracts the maximum value from each, then recovers and regenerates textiles and materials at the end of each service life.
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Set-it-and-forget-it infusion machines are the future, with several appliances on the market that remove the guesswork from infusing cannabis flowers or extracts into fats, glycerin, or alcohol.
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"We can be down to 10 or 20 molecules," said Brian Kemp, a geneticist at Washington State University, who regularly extracts DNA from tiny fish vertebrae more than 10,000 years old.
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Spray it onto skin, then massage: You'll see dead skin cells ball up and slough away thanks to fruit extracts in the formula — all without tingle, irritation, or having to rinse.
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The package includes three skills out of the box for starters including an audio skill that extracts and indexes a text transcript for easy searching, which is built using IBM Watson.
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Whether a commercial enterprise operates wind turbines in Iowa or extracts oil in North Dakota, access to the same tax provisions means a chance to compete on a level playing field.
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The study defines dietary supplements as any product that supplements the diet, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, botanicals, homeopathic agents and amino acids, and concentrates, metabolites, constituents and extracts of these ingredients.
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Its new Classic Pomade claims a clean, wax-based list of ingredients and natural extracts that work in tandem to leave hair the perfect amount of tousled, and not wet-looking.
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The American Heart Association recommends removing soda from your diet, eating more fresh or frozen fruit and less processed foods, and using applesauce or extracts like vanilla to naturally sweeten recipes.
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Similar benefits like alertness and better motor skills were also reported in a 2017 study of oral cannabis extracts co-authored by Chapman and published in the peer-reviewed journal Epilepsia.
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In these sessions, she guided them on how grind up the plants and make extracts to test whether or not the plants had antioxidant proprieties or acted against bacteria or fungi.
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Because the procedure extracts cells from the patient's own body and only puts them through minimal treatment before reinjecting them somewhere else, the FDA does not consider it a drug treatment.
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The extracts are the results of seven years of Kille tinkering with formulas, spending her life savings, and turning down job offers in order to nail the taste of a scent.
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"There are plenty of people who know the facts about cannabis extracts and biochemistry who are just up in arms over this patent," said Dale Hunt, a patent lawyer in California.
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As a business, Planetary Resources is betting that by the time it extracts water from an asteroid, there will be a customer like NASA interested in buying water, hydrogen and oxygen.
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The sovereigns still entertain in an ornate dining room and parlor, where chairs have silver lions for armrests and walls are painted with gold dust and extracts of rubies and emeralds.
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Coca-Cola Energy, first launched in Spain and Hungary in April, has caffeine from naturally derived sources, guarana extracts, B vitamins and no taurine - a stimulant often found in energy drinks.
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And, by this time, I had begun seriously baking as a way to heal from my unhappy marriage: I had invested in premium single origin vanilla extracts and fancy rolling pins.
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Or consider Sisley-Paris's Instant Éclat ($90): Its plant extracts replenish skin's natural "water cushion" for a plumped result that lasts after the soft-pink lotion has melted into your skin.
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The findings could enable the production of cannabis extracts for targeted physical effects; more testing with the study's methods could further the discovery and identification of new compounds, the authors said.
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"How to Hold a Venomous Snake": ''The snake will defecate on you,'' says Jim Harrison, who extracts venom from approximately 1,000 snakes every week for use in drug research and development.
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These roles often lead to advancement at BP. Mr. Looney has headed BP's upstream business, which explores for oil and gas and extracts it for sale to world markets, since 2016.
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Spokesman Lucas Petry said the company's products are enriched with plant extracts like African ebony, Furcellaria, Alpine sanicle and Lampsana to protect skin from free radicals, treat scarring and soothe irritation.
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"The consortium still holds together," said Gotov Battsengel, chief executive officer of Energy Resources, an MMC unit that already extracts coal from a mine on the western edge of Tavan Tolgoi.
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Jones's organic fair-trade coffee can be purchased in an "Immune Support" variety that includes cordyceps and reishi mushroom extracts; Moon Juice sells cordyceps and reishi powders with similar claims attached.
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It uses Peltier Technology (which means there's no compressor) making it light and quiet to run as it extracts moisture from the air and stores it in a spill-proof reservoir.
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Vague wording Experts worry that the vague wording of the law could be problematic, because phrases like "best efforts" and "very short extracts" could be interpreted in a number of ways.
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Then, the Hemp Farming Act of 2018 removed hemp from the Controlled Substances Act, making it an agricultural commodity and defining hemp to include its cannabinoid derivatives and extracts, like CBD.
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Mashable reports that the Sydney-based distiller is about to release a limited-edition spirit that it says has the flavor of buttered toast and yeast extracts like Vegemite or Marmite.
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