That is, until the cropped flare came back — more specifically, the high-waisted cropped flare.
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"Stress can be considered a trigger of a psoriasis flare, but a psoriasis flare can also cause stress," said Garshick.
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One of them — an X9.3-class flare — is the largest flare we've observed in about 10 years, according to some estimates.
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The flare, called a Seyfert flare, started out small near the center of the galaxy that's dominated by a supermassive black hole.
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"These investments, which include flare monitoring equipment and flare gas recovery systems, will help improve flare efficiency at these chemical facilities, which are among the largest petrochemical complexes in the world," Aaron Stryk, an Exxon spokesman said in a statement.
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Every flare has an accompanying number that gives more information; for instance, an X22012 flare has triple the energy of an X22016, and so on.
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Just as inflammation can cause an eczema flare, it can also trigger a flare-up in those who suffer from rosacea, as Garshick told INSIDER.
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The Flare and Flare+ blast a lot of sound out compared to their petite sizes and they can be paired to fill up a larger room.
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The X9.3 flare is the largest flare recorded so far in the current solar cycle—an approximately 0003 year-cycle in which the Sun's activity waxes and wanes.
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FLARE-UP The flare-up in the town of Avdiyivka earlier this year, which began a week after Trump's inauguration, showed how easily new fighting can be provoked.
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The April 17 flare was classified as an M6.7-class flare which are "a tenth the size of the most intense flares, the X-class flares," NASA said.
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At a glance, the Flare and Flare+ resemble a more trim version of the Amazon Echo although they fan out at the bottom and don't have smart assistant capabilities.
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If a pulsar is a lighthouse, then an FRB is a signal flare, albeit one that doesn't flare for long enough to reveal its source or much of anything.
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FLARE-UP FEARS Four people have died of Ebola in Guinea since a flare-up was announced on Thursday, just hours after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Sierra Leone's latest outbreak over.
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"While it seems a previous history of acne is the strongest risk factor for a flare of acne during pregnancy, the underlying causes of the flare have not been definitively determined," Campbell adds.
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While other solutions exist to convert flare gas into fuel – specifically, transforming flare gas into Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) or Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) -- these solutions require specialized engines and fuel delivery infrastructures.
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Its vulnerability to job loss means unemployment could flare again.
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Friday's Mercury - Jupiter square could cause some tempers to flare.
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Artist's depiction of a red dwarf sprouting a solar flare.
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Others flare up, burn brightly, then quickly fade away again.
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They set off fireworks and flare guns while they waterski.
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Issues around trust and intimacy will flare up this evening.
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On Tuesday morning, a flare of outrage burned through Twitter.
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He has a flare for the dramatic; (he) can run.
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If violence does flare, Kirkuk may be where it starts.
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Aesthetically, trends have shifted from masking flare to embracing it.
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Trained mediators could calm conflicts before they flare into violence.
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Tensions occasionally flare over shootings of people crossing the border.
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And now… ever so slightly turned, with more lens flare!!
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When people run out of water and food, tempers flare.
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Here, you can personalize your shoes for some extra flare.
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I regret the flare out in such a big way.
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Stewards quickly confronted the fan, and the flare was extinguished.
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When asked about the flare in the stands, Slutsky frowned.
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They're known for their unapologetic badass attitude and bittersweet flare.
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So, whenever that flare goes up, nerves begin to shred.
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It could be a financial crisis or a solar flare.
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Jose Osuna doubled and scored on Brault's flare to center.
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The Flare palette looked a lot more pigmented when swatched.
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Communication issues may flare up in your relationships this evening.
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The worry will flare again though as the weather cools.
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Tensions flare, a screaming match ensues and Nick storms out.
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A solar flare has the potential to disrupt electrical networks.
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As rivalries flare, tales of malfeasance tend to come out.
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And there's nothing, there's no flare you can send out.
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Not only is it the second-largest observed flare to come from a star of the "L-dwarf" type, but this is the coolest star to show this kind of powerful flare to date.
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Past flare-ups have illustrated a textbook's worth of economic principles.
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Flare-ups of psoriasis can come and go, based on triggers.
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Meghan Trainor, 25, adds a little pop flare to the song.
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"My hair is very much real," she told Flare in 2017.
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The jar was scratched, giving an artistic flare to the picture.
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Watch out for home or family issues to flare up tonight.
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Such flare-ups are not just things of the distant past.
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Because shaving causes me to have flare-ups, I just stopped.
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The flare-up in Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais seems fiercer.
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When I have a bad fibro flare walking is ridiculously painful.
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A natural gas flare near Watford City, North Dakota, in 2015.
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This dramatic moment is called a tidal disruption event, or flare.
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Because reform has been slow, the crisis could flare up again.
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Or consider Flare, which bills itself as an Uber for ambulances.
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After her brief flare, my grandmother slipped back into the dark.
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One such flare in 1989 even caused a blackout in Québec.
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So you need a system for that, that's immediate flare-ups.
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Confrontations will flare up this morning, but things chill out tonight.
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But the situation remains tense and could flare up any time.
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Any flare-up over shortages could prove tricky for the government.
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It's a type of red dwarf known as a flare star.
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This causes lots of rubbing, which makes my EB flare up.
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Kanye knows how to shield his kids from invasive paparazzi flare.
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Muslim organization's have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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Muslim organizations have appealed for calm to prevent communal flare-ups.
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Both candidates have traded blows in recent weeks as tensions flare.
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Netanyahu said he and Tillerson discussed the flare-up on Saturday.
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They got what they came for, plus the unprecedented infrared flare.
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"I don't need that thing to flare back up," Collins said.
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Hill particularly loves the mirror inside the Flash and Flare Palettes.
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Concerns around cash and self-esteem will also flare up today.
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That's true when it comes to eczema flare-ups, as well.
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Intense emotions will flare up for you in the coming weeks.
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But also watch out for any drama that might flare up.
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Meanwhile, expect that trade problems with China will flare up again.
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Lieberman said Israel did not seek a new Gaza flare-up.
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As more dogs move into pet-free buildings, tensions can flare.
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But for others, the viral attention also became their emergency flare.
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Another conflict has been the flare-up between Pakistan and India.
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Paris Hilton & Fiance Break Up Lil Pump: Attacked By Smoke Flare
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The latest flare-up came Friday night, when Michigan Democratic Rep.
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Seemingly no day goes by without another flare-up at Uber.
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There have not yet been similar flare-ups on the shoreline.
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For this session, Jorge brought news of a new flare-up.
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Only around matches with an archrival, Benfica, does violence typically flare.
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Here's what you need to know today: • U.S.- Russia tensions flare.
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But there were also some flare-ups, most notably when Rep.
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Rather than delay drilling, producers will choose to vent or flare.
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At each point, logistics present hurdles and political opposition could flare.
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It begins with each chamber sending up a flare of sorts.
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This is the time of year when tempers do flare up.
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Despite the new cooperation, tensions over Israel continue to flare up.
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Unexpected issues around money or self-worth will flare up today.
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Intense emotions will flare up thanks to the Moon in Taurus.
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"Sexual assault and suicide… they're very controversial topics," the actress told Flare.
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There were some flare-ups like that, but my anxiety was constant.
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Unless there's a huge flare-up—a huge atrocity, a real war.
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Watch out for some unexpected emotional flare-ups early in the day.
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Intense emotions flare up for you to deal with this morning, Virgo.
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These flare-ups are common for people with Guillain-Barré, Simpson said.
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Dan: What you are seeing is commonly referred to as lens flare.
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But after a few weeks, his symptoms started to flare up again.
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Angry arrows flare toward opposing units to show the distribution of firepower.
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In the latest flare-up of fighting, another was killed in Juba.
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Conflict over the issue could flare up during the debates this week.
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Defying predictions, flare-ups between the parties fighting IS have been rare.
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But Ross 128 b's star doesn't seem to flare much at all.
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This photo of the Polaris Flare is not your typical cosmic image.
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It was the worst flare-up of cross-border fighting since 2014.
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Get out your flare pants, your fedora hats, and your elbow gloves.
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And a series of flashpoints in the region began to flare up.
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The weeks leading up to Netzer's asthma flare had been particularly bad.
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Gas flare from an oil field in the Congo Basin rainforest. 2.
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Elsewhere, though, Yang leverages her flare for metastasizing imagery to bewildering effect.
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However, some unexpectedly intense emotions could flare up for you this evening.
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Venus squares off with Mars at 4:39 PM and passions flare!
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Issues concerning your home and family are likely to flare up now.
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Every few seconds, the deafening bang of a flare could be heard.
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The drone attacks marked a new flare-up between US-Iran tensions.
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Whenever I tried to run, an old shoulder injury would flare up.
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She completes the look with a pair of flare jeans and sneakers.
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The decision has caused tensions to flare in the already volatile region.
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They might flare brightly, but they wear out their welcome over time.
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A second severe flare of class X8.2 was seen on September 10.
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However, watch out for unexpected, heated emotions that flare up this evening.
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On the other, Taylor's 90s flare was sorely missing from its production.
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But there were still occasional flare-ups as the day went on.
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There have been other recent instances of artistic flare-ups on campuses.
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For some time, I've taken an immunosuppressant to control the flare-ups.
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But she will not be surprised, she said, if tensions flare anew.
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A simple tripping over a word becomes a flare signal of distress.
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Apart from such flare-ups, he largely dropped out of public conversation.
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And while problems still flare, people have adapted to living with bears.
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Israel and Gaza have seen similar sharp flare-ups in recent weeks.
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You get a flare to right, broken bat and ground ball single.
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The pair boasts Rag & Bone's highest rise yet and a wide flare.
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And outside the confines of Mar-a-Lago, old grievances flare up.
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But compared to children without eczema, kids with mild eczema flare-ups were 40 percent more likely to have lots of sleep disturbances, and those with severe eczema flare-ups had 85 percent higher odds, the study found.
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Given the ongoing surveillance in Liberia during this period and the absence of an EVD case in Liberia for 3 months before this flare-up, this finding indicates that the Needowein flare-up originated from a persistently infected source.
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As each man takes turns recounting memories of his war experience, tempers flare.
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No giant basket-woven cornucopias here, just plain fun items of autumnal flare.
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The latest "ObamaCare" flare-up does not affect most people with employer coverage.
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This particular case was triggered by a pair of highly-illegal flare jeans.
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And as political tensions within Rilpor flare, the Mireces are plotting to return.
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The energy tonight is magical, but watch out for sensitivities to flare up.
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Clinton's emails — underscored that it could continue to flare up throughout the campaign.
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Disagreements bubble over; regret can flare up in the thick of a relationship.
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The metallic flare-top neckerchief is a little much, is what I'm saying.
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"[This week] I've had a flare-up with my endo," she told Self.
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In Avdiyivka, although the flare-up has passed, sporadic shelling still breaks out.
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The company also has plans for FLARE to carry out internal patch repairs.
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However, intense emotions flare up, making it difficult for you to stay grounded.
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So, here it is: My favorite pant silhouette is the controversial cropped flare.
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The Flare still has a number of audio shortcomings, given its cheap price.
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A good cyst treatment can help prevent and treat monthly cystic flare-ups.
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This image of a particularly giant solar flare was created by the ESA.
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Communication problems, differences in opinions, and nitpicking will flare up at this time.
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Experts told me the Israel-Iran flare-up was years in the making.
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Last week's mêlée was neither a comic interlude, nor an accidental flare-up.
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One of the best ways to introduce yourself to the physics of flare?
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During the latest flare-up they launched nearly 700 over a single weekend.
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It could be an entirely new type of solar flare never seen before.
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"Certain foods can trigger dandruff flare-ups and make them worse," says Kingsley.
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The center observed a "moderate radio blackout" when the flare occurred on Sunday.
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For me, Humira stops my spine from fusing and limits my flare-ups.
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I think that it goes into remission and then it can flare up.
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Tensions between Turks and Syrians flare up on occasion in the host country.
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Jon & Vinny's in Los Angeles offers Italian-inspired food with a modern flare.
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So your daily concerns get treated while your unpredictable flare-ups get covered.
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Jude is a young inventor, and a crack shot with a flare gun.
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We all know that James Corden has a flare for the musical dramatics.
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"I added some flare to this place, a little bit," jokes Crispen, 23.
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Beneath that sparkling pink bodice, there's a full-on fit-and-flare skirt.
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Some foods may cause your symptoms to flare up but leave me unaffected.
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Unexpected emotions flare up at 4:29 AM when the Moon opposes Uranus.
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Chisolm is introduced as a mysterious silhouette, bathed in lens flare and myth.
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It also warned that small flare-ups, such as this, remain incredibly likely.
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Mr. Oli was elected in October during a flare of anger toward India.
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It was the largest E. coli flare-up in more than a decade.
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The refinery and chemical plant share the safety flare system at the complex.
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X-Class solar flare creates chaos and inflicts $2 trillion of damage 9.
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BB, airsoft, and flare guns are also banned from-peer to-peer sale.
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Trust issues will flare up this afternoon, but communication issues improve later today.
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Well, at least until late this evening, when some sensitivities will flare up.
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It seems only a matter of time before the spreads flare out again.
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Drama will flare up this afternoon, but things should flow easily this evening.
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The violence has tapered off since but there are still sporadic flare-ups.
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He was a genius, with a creative flare matched only by his prolificacy.
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Machado's two-out, bases-loaded flare made it 7-4 in the eighth.
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Next to it is a giant anomaly they think is a solar flare.
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But since I started using this oil, I've been seeing fewer flare-ups.
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The also prevent flareups, even when cooking normally flare-prone food like bratwurst.
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The $49 palettes, called Flash and Flare respectively, contain four baked highlighters each.
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It was the largest E. coli flare-up in more than a decade.
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The light had a surgical edge that made everything flare like magnified glass.
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If decreased too rapidly, the joints can flare and the pain can return.
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The brand is celebrating the launch of its summer line with Flare Magazine.
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That flare-up was accompanied by a fierce propaganda war on social media.
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The light climbs high,too far away from anybody'shome to be a flare.
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As China moves to restart its economy, the coronavirus could flare up again.
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There have been sporadic flare-ups across the old Israeli-Syrian armistice line.
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Such an extended flare could not have come from inside the star itself.
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Later he said, 'We saw an explosion, a big flare from the explosion.
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Or is there a deeper self-destructive flare that he's not dealing with?
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For Amazon, this isn't the first controversy to flare up over workplace diversity.
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As the heat rises, tensions can flare between even the most solid couple.
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Snowden had his first flare-up of epilepsy, and was bedridden for months.
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But the debate will flare back to life after the next, inevitable, massacre.
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There's no question that the main culprit for this flare-up is Erdogan.
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Much of Europe has found compromise (even if debates there still occasionally flare).
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He is also a tempting target for adversaries with a flare for underestimation.
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Intense emotions flare up for you this evening as fiery Mars enters Aquarius.
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In each case, cooler heads prevailed & POTUS backed away from impulsive flare-ups.
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Our first three games followed this familiar pattern, prioritizing congeniality over competitive flare.
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The question, therefore, is not whether another large flare will occur, but when.
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Unexpected emotions flare up this afternoon—don't be afraid to try something new.
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This is because stress can increase inflammation which can trigger an eczema flare.
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Two x-ray flare sources detected recently by researchers at the University of Alabama compress those time scales even further—across six total flare events, Jimmy Irwin and colleagues observed eruptions bloom to their maximum intensity in less than a minute.
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There was to be no risk of Mr. Xi seeing any such flare-ups.
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Despite the biggest flare-up in weeks in the area, no deaths were reported.
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The exchange early Wednesday was the biggest flare-up between the sides in weeks.
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The world was ready for some hedonism, and Halpern's flare gave us just that.
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This second flare was the largest since 2005, and the eighth-largest on record.
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The solar flare as seen by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory on September 10, 26.
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When a flare-up is at its worst my skin is flaky, red, raw.
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And in leaving some key issues unresolved, the possibility of another flare-up looms.
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Actually I guess the worst thing that could happen would be a solar flare.
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Confrontations began to flare up when police officers tried to push the protesters back.
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Frankly, it was this lack of exterior flare that clouded my prejudgement of it.
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"Flare-ups, at decreasing frequency, are expected," the WHO noted in a tweet Friday.
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The Flare speakers come to Amazon on May 7th and Walmart on May 14th.
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When protests flare up in North Dakota over oil pipelines, this is partly why.
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The flare-up I've been feeling from my cheesy weekend is making an appearance.
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This solar flare caused moderate radio blackouts, according to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.
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The necessity of packing on accessories is your ticket to some much-needed flare.
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Altercations over precise borders occasionally flare up in the "trijunction" region of the Himalayas.
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Prior to the 2013 outbreak, most flare-ups of Ebola had been very small.
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In 103, Gezari discovered an especially clear flare, rising and falling as modelers predicted.
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But with each flare-up, she and her mom worry more about the future.
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When ikejime is done properly, the fish fins flare and the fish will relax.
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A witness last Thursday saw a fireball in midair; another reported seeing a flare.
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The sun sure has flare, but Saturn and its rings have elegance and class.
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Ethanol battles flare up, but can be resolved comparatively easy given their parochial nature.
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PDT from Pacific Gas & Electric on Friday, forcing it to use the flare system.
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A sun flare inside the eye of #hurricaneIrma during one of today's flights. pic.twitter.
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Even so, Mr Musk's flare for publicity has done much to capture the imagination.
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The plaid wasn't as big as the Clueless print, and the pants were flare.
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Plus, Proxima Centauri is a flare star, meaning its brightness changes in unpredictable ways.
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Dan Gebremedhin, MD is a principal at Flare Capital Partners, specializing in health-technology.
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This is partly because there have been fewer flare-ups on such a scale.
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However, tempers have continued to flare as some candidates were targeted with home searches.
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The cease-fire that ended the war has largely endured, despite brief flare-ups.
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The Flash and Flare palettes retail for $49, and contain four baked highlighters each.
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It can also grate, slice, and curl your butter for a little extra flare.
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The bottom line: This flare-up has become the bloodiest since the 2014 war.
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Stress about money will also flare up today, but it's nothing you can't handle.
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As a result, all of the reactions and occasional temperamental flare-ups are real.
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The patterned tiling on the floor and walls gave the interior a retro flare.
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Communication issues will flare up this morning—don't be a know-it-all, Cancer.
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Communication issues will flare up; Mercury in Pisces will clash with Saturn in Sagittarius.
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Some hot spots glow continuously, while other areas flare up, then die back down.
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And this may not be the last case of this type to flare up.
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Fewer than 18 hours elapsed between the flare and the geomagnetic storm on Earth.
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Many Americans are already dealing with another kind of flare-up: xenophobia and racism.
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The flare double tied the score at 1-1 and sent Utley to third.
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Sofia Jeans by Sofia Vergara Melissa Flare Destructed High Waist Stretch Jean, $29.50; walmart.com
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The result has been Minnesota's most severe flare-up of measles in several decades.
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Smoke soars into the air like a flare from a boat lost at sea.
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Two days later, the writers had a flare-up over "relatability," that network bugaboo.
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The biggest flare-up is likely to be between Mr Ghani and Dr Abdullah.
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During flare-ups of more severe symptoms, kids may also be prescribed topical corticosteroids.
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It was not a flare-up of the blister he dealt with last week.
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But did you recall what was said before and after this flare of temper?
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Tensions between North Korea and the United States usually flare due to the exercises.
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A rashly fired flare gun ruins any chance to wrap up the case neatly.
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Following the collapse, the refinery's safety flare system was tripped at 9:39 a.m.
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A solar flare is one of the largest explosive events in our solar system.
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Every day, producers flare, vent, and leak vast quantities of the public's natural gas.
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"What we worry about is any potential flare-up of regional tensions," he said.
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His job will largely entail trying to douse brush fires as they flare up.
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He evoked the flare and sophistication of bygone eras in his totally trendsetting collections.
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Control issues flare up as a result of impulsive behavior—watch out for jealousy!
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The White House is mindful that tensions could flare again over new arms sales.
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The Jason Wu collection, full of ladylike fit-and-flare dresses, was particularly buzzy.
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It ended with a truce in 1994, although there have been sporadic flare-ups since.
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They're not always bad, but sometimes I do something wonky and old injuries flare up.
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Usually, these symptoms flare up around the time that the corresponding allergens are in season.
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From pimple flare-ups to lifelong battles with acne, stars are getting candid about skincare.
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There's a newcomer in the O.C., and she's about to spark a major flare-up.
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It has three exits in case tensions flare and the separating partners need personal space.
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You can even specify a Union Jack on the soft-top for extra British flare.
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What's less ambiguous is the frequency with which these incidents are beginning to flare up.
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The yuan has lost more than two percent since the flare-up in Sino-U.
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Your favorite flattering fit-and-flare dress is back — in a darker more versatile shade!
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Officials had cautioned that despite the declaration, more flare-ups of the disease were likely.
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Even relationships that are usually chill will become more dramatic as people's insecurities flare up.
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Meghan Rienks, YouTuber and actress: Right now I'm obsessed with Madewell's Flea Market Flare jeans.
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The wheels of the Widebody sedan flare out 2212 inches more than the original Hellcat.
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In a party speaker, bass is highly sought-after, and the Flare speaker delivers it.
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Every streaking flare of ejecta in the sky just drove home how helpless we were.
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Communication issues flare up today, due to Jupiter and Pluto facing off in the sky.
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And red dwarfs tend to flare up a lot, showering nearby planets with energetic particles.
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Disputes occasionally flare, as when Chicago politicians talk of expanding city limits around O'Hare airport.
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Doctors eventually told me I was having hormonal flare-ups because of my poor diet.
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I learned online how to deal with minor flare ups, of which I'd had two.
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Further monitoring of this galaxy can ascertain whether the flare is re-brightening or dimming.
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If my nails are looking shabby then, chances are, I'm having an endometriosis flare-up.
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Mindy Scheier, 44, is a fashion designer by trade with a flare for bold outfits.
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The blue suits, which were revealed today, combine a retro flare with a modern feel.
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Hill was activated before his start Sunday, only to have the blister flare up again.
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Official projections indicate unrest could flare up again as sanctions make the economic crisis worse.
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These latest flare-ups of violence follow months of border protests organized weekly by Hamas.
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This summer, a flare-up on the right side of her face locked her jaw.
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Each flare-up can cause debilitating pain -- over a "10" on a standard pain scale.
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But there's a line between the flare of anger and an innate, blood-boiling rage.
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The flare-up of Thursday and Friday drew a U.S. statement of support for Israel.
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Soon we might be seeing another battle between Instagram and Snapchat flare up around search.
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His administration has also navigated the sorts of routine disputes that flare up each year.
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A witness on January 14 saw a fireball in midair; another reported seeing a flare.
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The latest flare-up threatens to leave a power vacuum that Islamist militants could exploit.
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So were depression, anxiety and psoriasis flare-ups of itchy, dry skin on the genitals.
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His expression remains calm and bored, though he throws in the occasional yawn for flare.
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With elections coming next year, many Kenyans are worried that violence will flare up again.
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Communication issues will flare up early this evening, but things will smooth over later tonight.
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Small fires continued to flare up in parts of Fort McMurray, damaging two houses overnight.
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The current flare-up over the issue comes during a trade dispute between the countries.
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Or will it flare now and again, sending markets into turmoil and ships into battle?
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I found myself understanding his occasional temper flare-ups, and appreciating his otherwise quiet demeanor.
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As wildfire smoke fills the air, respiratory issues flare and underlying chronic conditions become acute.
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It also appeared that at least one fan fired a flare gun during the fracas.
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Tourism though has been affected this summer because of a flare-up in separatist violence.
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It showed a detail of Dromord Hill—a whitethorn bank—in an evening sun flare.
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No more peanut butter and jelly; their new sandwiches were going to have some flare.
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Floodlights flare, accompanied, oddly, by snippets of the song "Work," by Rihanna, making Kaneisha dance.
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While the epidemic is now under control, all three countries have suffered flare-ups recently.
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Tempers flare, for a while the fuss gets worse, then it begins to settle down.
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Limiting one-on-one time with your boss can help avoid tension and flare-ups.
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Not much happens: Dinners get cooked, boats are sailed, quarrels flare, sex sizzles and disappoints.
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The U.S. has also been involved in military flare-ups in the South China Sea.
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At the same time, two bright orange horns suddenly flare out from behind its head.
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Normally $2112, I scored an adorable black-sequined bodysuit and flare pant set for $2110.
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Like Portland's recent flare-up, the disaster probably happened because of an unusually large snowmelt.
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Unexpected flare-ups surface in your relationships this evening thanks to Mars clashing with Uranus.
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And tensions flare when an unarmed person is involved, or evidence of wrongdoing is shoddy.
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This evening is especially passionate—so passionate, in fact, that some fights could flare up!
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Yes, she's thrilled when she sees flare-ups make way for calm and clear complexions.
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Or was he just another senator with presidential aspirations and a flare for fraternal invective?
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A line of black gunpowder sprinkled on the ground will flare out with little effect.
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It has also led to flare-ups of rhetoric seen by some as anti-Semitic.
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Irritations flare up around the language barrier, a hectic hotel welcome, or Pete's iPhone addiction.
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How the de Blasio administration handles each flare-up is being watched by prospective opponents.
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"The one risk is you're going to see a flare up on Europe," said Clifton.
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But then there is Abrams' other worst tendency, and I'm not talking about lens flare.
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Similarly, German riesling is often served in small, narrow glasses with a slight flare outward.
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The pants fit slim through the thigh, then flare out to a modest 17 inches.
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Then Microsoft had to change it back, and there was this flare-up over this.
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This Snapchat flare-up, the latest drama between West and Swift, begins in media res.
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Watch how the Celtics take advantage by having Horford set a flare screen for Irving.
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And all the sideshows, intentional or not, left the news media scrambling to keep up, buzzing from flare-up to flare-up in a week in which Mr. Trump also told The New York Times that he might decide not to defend some NATO allies.
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But the inside may need a bit of work if you don't like the artistic flare.
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Our CineFix series, 8 Bit Cinema, tells the anime film story, with an old-school flare.
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Last week, Israel and Hamas had their largest flare-up of violence since a 2014 war.
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His right-wing opponents, if victorious, could provoke a flare-up in tensions with Catalan secessionists.
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Usually hostilities will flare up between two warring tribes, like the Team Katie Maloney Schwartz vs.
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Measles also tends to flare up during conflicts or humanitarian emergencies when vaccination schedules are disrupted.
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The flare-ups reported so far have pitted rivals from the same sect against each other.
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Although it has retro flare, the new 911 R is every bit a modern performance Porsche.
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It has closed and opened several times since a flare-up in violence in late August.
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Show them off by pairing them with your favorite kick-flare jeans or pleated midi skirt.
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He's also an executive partner at venture firm Flare Capital Partners, working in an advisory role.
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One catch: Competition could get cutthroat and tempers could flare if we forget to play fair.
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Costner has a flare for the dramatic (plus it creates private access to the hot tub).
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These are high-waist slouchy jeans that are either straight leg or have a slight flare.
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But the flare-up in unrest indicates Abiy might be losing support among his own powerbase.
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Middle Eastern producers Iran and Iraq (among others) flare more, which drives up their emissions intensity.
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Later, signs of resistance flare, as the Women's March snakes through the city the next day.
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To keep flare-ups at bay, her disease required expensive therapies and medications she couldn't afford.
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World Health Organization officials had warned that additional flare-ups of new cases were still possible.
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The war ended with a truce in 1994, although there have been sporadic flare-ups since.
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Mr Xi, despite his own nationalist rhetoric, has been wary of letting passions flare too high.
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" She gave the song her usual Carey flare, making every moment of its final lyric, "goodbye.
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But those flare-ups paled in comparison to a very scary — and deadly — firefight this year.
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But with each well-publicized flare-up, Mr. Trump's popularity has only seemed to go higher.
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The virus lies dormant in nerves in between flare-ups, similar to cold sores in humans.
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ET, a small search vessel cuts through the dark water, its path illuminated by a flare.
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Me dijeron que estaba teniendo flare-ups hormonales debido a la pobre alimentación de aquellos días.
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As the above video shows, lens flare has become an unavoidable phenomenon with a storied history.
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Proving this would mean selecting individuals who have frequent "flare-ups," and trying to suppress reactivation.
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But that consoling thought assumes, of course, that the trade war does not flare up again.
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Willow had a Renaissance Fair flare with her sparkling headpiece, with ribbons flowing down the side.
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A large, X-class solar flare erupting on the surface of the sun in October 2014.
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Having a third party present can be useful for keeping things in check when tempers flare.
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She started to lose her country flare and developed a more classic, nouveau school girl aesthetic.
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Click on for 16 ways to add some '60s flare to your boot collection this fall.
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Concept of a planet glowing in response to a solar flare from an M dwarf star.
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The Aussie dollar has still taken collateral damage from the sudden flare up in Sino-U.
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Strong winds in the mountains near Santa Barbara could cause flare-ups in the coming days.
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Second, the Islamist insurgency in the North Caucasus has shown signs of a new flare-up.
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The IPCC has sent up a flare on climate change, but this warning is not enough.
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They would form close to the black hole, not unlike what happens in a solar flare.
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Teaming up with Wiz, the rapper adds a hip-hop flare onto the very pop track.
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Over and over again, Tecmo Super Bowl makes up for its lack of detail with flare.
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Nancy poses in a fit and flare dress with full skirt, the epitome of 1950s style.
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People with Crohn's often experience flare-ups of the disease, with lulls of symptom-free days.
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Tempers flare, ego gets involved, and soon the sparring match escalates into a full-on fight.
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These types of stars might have a nasty flare problem that could vaporize any burgeoning life.
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The worry is that the latest political flare-up could lead to President Donald Trump's impeachment.
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He claims to feel stronger every day, even as that familiar back pain continues to flare.
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While conversations will begin with everyone wanting to compromise, unexpected frustration or impatience will flare up.
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Both can, along with Crabbe, elude closeout defenders and snipe off flare screens and pin-downs.
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"Every action I take is a direct reflection of how my symptoms flare up," he said.
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She ended the show in a much more casual printed tank top and flare-legged jeans.
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A new report tying Huawei to North Korea could flare up tensions with the US again.
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Also, infants born to women suffering from a genital herpes flare-up can suffer deadly complications.
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Surprising emotions flare up this evening as the moon enters Aquarius and clashes with wildcard Uranus.
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The dispute has continued to simmer since the cease-fire in 1994, with occasional flare-ups.
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From the deep-dish pizza to the hot dogs, each meal has its own signature flare.
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You can now pick up the Soundcore Flare Mini Bluetooth speaker for just £39.99 on Amazon.
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Eventually we would acknowledge each other, and everything would stay cool until the next flare-up.
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It was unclear if the flare was in response to a specific threat or merely precautionary.
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On Friday, China published the first leading economic indicator after a flare-up in Sino-U.
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And indeed these policies will flare up anti-American vitriol and endanger Americans here and abroad.
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The Flare Palette, on the other hand, is meant to be used on deeper skin tones.
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Aside from the lens flare in the S210+'s shot, these pictures are basically the same.
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Plus, with a slight flare and distressed hem they look amazing paired with flats or heels!
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But this visible shift in US presidential communication strategy has been a warning flare, said Vinjamuri.
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And then there is my favorite and most regular experience of endometriosis pain: the flare up.
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Issues in your day job may flare up now as tempers rise and endings take place.
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Those are the women who, respectively, invented the signal flare, windshield wipers, and the underwater telescope.
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Communication issues will flare up today, as will scheduling difficulties, so save important conversations for later.
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If Westfall ate food that was hot or warm, it could lead to a flare up.
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Insecurities in relationships flare up, but stay grounded and seek the help of an unbiased person.
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You'll feel like connecting with friends—but watch out, some unexpected emotional flare-ups could arrive!
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Issues around self-worth will flare up for you—remember how special and valuable you are!
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Passions may flare as topics concerning sex and money come up again for you to resolve.
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A tiny red dot—a solar flare—made a brief appearance on the lower left edge.
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Can you trace the history of those S.T.D. infections that flare up from time to time?
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His manager tells us, Bob woke up Monday morning with a major flare in back pain.
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Just five days after that trade war flare up, the Nikkei business daily reported on Aug.
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At moments, admittedly, the immediate flare-ups of temperament in the succession of arias become formulaic.
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The news comes as Taiwan has begun to experience another flare up in COVID-19 cases.
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When boards and residents clash, tempers flare, residents take sides and big legal bills often follow.
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They explained how the flare-ups would work and what drugs I could take to help.
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It was at the center of the only major flare-up between the candidates so far.
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Sometimes, tensions flare between young people who demand a life outside work and deskbound older workers.
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These recollections are signaled by a crumpled photograph and sudden, sparse flashbacks that flare and fade.
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Small flare-ups of communications — apparently in dissent — appeared on Twitter, but they were quickly stopped.
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The surprise suspension is just the latest flare in tensions between the Trump administration and Gov.
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The Anker Soundcore Flare Mini bluetooth speaker is also on sale for $29.99 (a $20 savings).
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Those issues were bound to flare up, and they have precisely as Myanmar has been democratizing.
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Then it's boiled into submission and fried in a quick flare of soy and sesame oil.
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The move tends to flare up in hot job markets when job seekers have more power.
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Her skin is now almost completely clear, and occasional flare-ups are quickly brought under control.
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A similar flare-up in local tensions last year stopped shipments and almost stopped the mine.
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With a combination of figure-hugging and wider, looser elements flare jeans are actually super flattering.
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But amid the celebrations of a New Year and decade, old tensions threatened to flare up.
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About 10 hours after the flare-up began, a fragile calm appeared to have been restored.
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"That raises a big flare for me and anyone who does civil rights cases," he said.
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Since the last Gaza war, in 2014, flare-ups along the border have been relatively rare.
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Good vibes flow at home this evening, but frustration over responsibilities and chores may flare up.
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Tempers flare, and issues concerning greed, jealousy, and possessiveness come up for you to work through.
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The FDA will instead evaluate Corbus's drug, Lenabasum, based on its ability to reduce disease flare-ups.
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The United Nations' special envoy for Yemen, Martin Griffiths, expressed concern about the flare-up in Aden.
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The scripted series is being broadcast on Lifetime, which has it's own unique flare for women's drama.
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Severe thunderstorms are also expected to flare up in Nebraska and Iowa on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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In the last few years, ESPN has had several social-media flare-ups involving non-sports topics.
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I get out my knitting stuff and hope that my tendonitis in my wrist doesn't flare up.
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Annapolis newsroom shooting sparks lawmakers' calls to 'end the violence' TEMPERS FLARE ON THE HILL: Republican Rep.
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Energy industry intelligence service Genscape said the refinery was using its safety flare system on Tuesday night.
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"I started hurdling again and the Achilles started to flare up and that was it," she added.
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Less rational forms of recognition, such as fundamentalism, might continue to flare up and do real damage.
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The black hole's gravity sucked up some of the matter from the star, creating a bright flare.
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Control issues flare up today, but change is coming: Will you cling to the past or transform?
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Whatever happens in New Hampshire next week, we probably haven't seen the last of the flare-ups.
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The lack of any major religious or cultural clashes has meant there have been few flare-ups.
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Kay also has the ability to launch a flare into the sky, showing her where to go.
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As for potential triggers, the list is endless — and stress plays a big role in flare-ups.
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But like during other dramatic flare-ups, the immediate consequences for him personally are so far low.
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Still, like during other dramatic flare-ups, the immediate consequences for Trump personally are so far low.
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The Sanders camp's eagerness to dismiss New York's results come as tensions flare between the two campaigns.
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October 13, 2016 In Ethiopia, there's a state of emergency as protests, violence, and ethnic tensions flare.
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Was Peach's "bladder flare-up" just one way for Peach to steal Beck's time away from Joe?
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South Korea is concerned to avoid flare-ups in the demilitarised zone, which separates the two countries.
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The CME was associated with a C4 flare on 20 March, 2019 at 1118 UTC (0718 EDT).
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A solar flare seen on our Sun / NASAAt first, things could actually be rather beautiful: worldwide auroras!
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" Briana, 31, continued, "The face on the right is strict Keto, steroid free, and lupus flare free!
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Selma Blair is dealing with a painful multiple sclerosis flare, but her optimism and strength haven't waned.
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Trump's rhetoric and his administration's policies have led to countless flare-ups over immigration on Capitol Hill.
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Tempers flare, resources become scarce, and being around people becomes more dangerous than being around the undead.
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Veronica decides she's going to fight fire with flare — by running for President of the student body.
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Despite those efforts, instances of flagrant racism continue to flare up on Airbnb and make international headlines.
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La Flare and La Flame, hinted at the release of a new collaboration last week on Instagram.
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Sure, that Mars fire will still flare up, but Venus knows how to help people get along.
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After they jumped into her Instagram comments, Sexton shut down any notion of causing Affleck's flare-up.
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"Clearly there is great danger of not just terrorism but also flare-ups of violence," he said.
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And when they do repeat, they should take breaks from bursting after astronomers observe a major flare.
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Communication issues in relationships flare up later this afternoon, but this evening brings a burst of excitement.
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SPEs happen in the wake of a massive solar flare or coronal mass ejection on the Sun.
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Case said that rescue crews had been searching the area where the flare was reported ever since.
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The unstable dynamics cause the system to flare up in ultra-luminous outbursts that can last weeks.
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Thomas Gibson has reportedly been suspended from CBS drama Criminal Minds following a flare-up on set.
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And that's why I think it's fairly easy for this to flare up and die down again.
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Odell, that's one of my good friends ... he's gonna bring a lot of flash and flare there.
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Of course, all of these features would be nothing if the Flare couldn't withstand your wildest ragers.
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Here things flare singly, a succession of lighted matches, and do not cast a more general illumination.
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A Russian-brokered cease-fire ended the flare-up after several dozen soldiers died on both sides.
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As tempers flare over impeachment, some cite the example of Ivo Cassol, a senator from the Amazon.
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Their hunch payed off: A sweep with ALMA found a telltale flare showing that oxygen is present.
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But in the few flare-ups that did occur, Democrats quickly yanked the reins and regained control.
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In the Gulf, tensions are still high between Iran and Saudi Arabia and conflict could flare up.
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The flare-up prompted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE to call together his security council.
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Researchers were also able to detect a flare of gamma-rays with high energy from the blazar.
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It's a bright red flare revealing the White House ethics office to be either inept or indifferent.
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The menu has a spread of American flare, but the wings are the talk of the town.
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My skin is sensitive and acne-prone, and certain masks have triggered flare-ups and allergic reactions.
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Amid Brexit, President Trump's trade wars, and other geopolitical flare ups, long-standing trade flows are shifting.
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What is more, it is a useful flare in a city that is notoriously difficult to navigate.
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The first flare-up with Fox News came during the network's presidential debate during the 2016 election.
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This brush was made to be used with the Flash and Flare Highlighter Palettes, according to Hill.
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Other geopolitical hotspots and domestic issues alike threaten to flare up shortly after Shanahan takes the reins.
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The case could flare anew in court if the third-party method for opening the iPhone falters.
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They are supposed to monitor compliance with the deal and act rapidly to end any flare-ups.
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The dispute has continued to simmer since a 1994 cease-fire, with occasional flare-ups of violence.
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When it comes to skin diseases like eczema, controlling outbreaks or flare-ups is a constant battle.
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Oftentimes, flare-ups are actually caused by things that we don't even realize, like a simple shower.
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And Turkey, a NATO ally, has also caused tensions to flare by acting unilaterally in northern Syria.
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He has pleaded with politicians not to let tensions flare, warning this would ruin the summer forecast.
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The band lays down shocks of intensely abrasive screamo that flare out from a more melodic base.
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There are no answers for Anthony's weaknesses, which will flare up in the playoffs like incurable arthritis.
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Their nightmares about the storm have faded, but its invisible wounds still flare up with the weather.
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Aid workers worry the camps will be closed if tensions between Baghdad and the Kurds flare up.
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The scale, shadows, and points of contact with existing structures are each handled with confidence and flare.
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During Sunday's flare-up, Israel faked soldier injuries to dampen any inclination of Hezbollah to escalate hostilities.
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And here is why—because these flare ups distract us from the real problems in the country.
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For most of the movie, even when tempers flare and passions burn hot, a certain courtesy prevails.
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This week's flare-up began, as many had warned, with a misunderstanding over Hamas fire on Tuesday.
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The rural mystique and literary flare of Season 1 are replaced with urban brutality and sad nonsense.
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The hospital admitted him for what was assumed to be a flare-up of his chronic osteoarthritis.
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When new encounters flare into misunderstandings, an exchange of anecdotes usually dissolves tension and overcomes mutual suspicion.
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The narrative after Tuesday's strikes was that President Donald Trump had "won" the flare-up with Iran.
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The worrying flare-up of piracy off west Africa presents new challenges and unmitigated risks to sailors.
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"There was a flare-up with his knee that he's been dealing with," manager Dave Roberts said.
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"It's usually just a little flare up with a paper towel," Ms. Lebed said with a shrug.
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The most likely outcome is that the disease becomes endemic with smaller outbreaks following the initial flare.
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A drop in sterling over a fresh Brexit flare-up cushioned Britain's FTSE, which slipped just 20.5%.
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Anker is known for affordable accessories that actually work, and the Soundcore Flare is the perfect example.
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The New York Republican added that it's possible more tensions flare when questioning begins after opening statements.
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Look for his indigo-heavy overalls, jeans and jumpsuits that flare like nothing else you've seen before.
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NEW YORK, March 8 (Reuters) - Its nostrils flare as its eyes follow you malevolently around the room.
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A recent flare-up of a chronic back injury led to his withdrawal from this week's Masters.
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That leaves the door open for tensions between the world's two biggest economies to flare up again.
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So, too, could any geopolitical flare-ups, such as a Trump nuclear war showdown with North Korea.
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Given Trump's ability to swing wildly between topics, Iran surely must still fear a sudden flare-up.
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They sit together on the floor, at night, with Jo lamenting an earlier flare of hot temper.
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He pulled sharply downward on it and a flare shot up, parachuting an umbrella of white phosphorus.
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The flare-up is the latest in a long history of Mr. Sharif's troubles with the military.
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The abstract artist Sean Scully has striped his canvases in yellows from palest omelet to warning flare.
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It's a wonderful time to cross things off your to-do list, but tempers flare this evening.
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And flare-ups in violence have frequently interrupted the efforts of Ebola responders, leading to more cases.
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The cancellation could see tension on the Korean peninsula flare again even as investors worry about China-U.
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Officials say the military overshot that figure, in part due to a flare-up with India over Kashmir.
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On the downside, TRAPPIST-1 shoots off the occasional atmosphere-shredding solar flare, which is bad for life.
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Commerzbank analysts said the euro remained vulnerable to any flare up in the U.S.-European trade dispute too.
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And tests indicate bacterial colonies could even survive the flare and crash of a comet into our atmosphere.
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It keeps me fit and helps me reduce stress which can be a trigger for my flare ups.
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But a Ugandan official said a fresh flare-up could mean a longer stay, without giving a timeline.
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Intense emotions flare up this evening as the sun squares off with Saturn, asking us to get serious.
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This also lowers the number of flare-ups on the grill because mayo is less viscous than oil.
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Yes, we knew that sudden flare-ups of calls, mail, and faxes was unrepresentative of the full public.
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The latest flare spurted out from the Sun's Active Region 2150, which scientists first noticed on August 2000.
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But that pop of orange might actually function as a flare over a sea of the usual suspects.
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Yangervis Solarte hit an opposite field flare to right field that Jay Bruce ran down in the seventh.
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Keep a close eye on this in the coming weeks, as tensions could flare sharply on the ground.
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For added flare, when you like an Olympics Vine, you'll see an Olympics Flame instead of a heart.
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His body language is like a flare begging any passing spacecraft to abduct him as soon as possible.
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The bride wore a strapless fit-and-flare gown by Israeli designer Idan Cohen, featuring intricate white embroidery.
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As the recent flare up has shown, fighting in Avdiivka ebbs and flows, but it never quite stops.
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They think this led to more neutrino activity during an earlier flare between September 2014 and March 2015.
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We get to see Cunanan's temper and lack of self-control flare up a lot in this episode.
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But I am a picky denim consumer and I really believe in the power of the cropped flare.
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And at Microsoft's keynote, it showed a brand-new Kingdom Hearts III trailer with a distinctly Frozen flare.
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Yet Saturday morning's flare-up was a reminder of the fragility of the situation Russia is presiding over.
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The bright region in the top center region of brightness shows the area where the large flare occurred.
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Our get-up of choice includes a slogan T-shirt, kick flare denim, and lots of shell jewelry.
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I order a cover-up, a printed off-the-shoulder dress, and a printed fit-and-flare dress.
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Your feelings of hate and love may flare up — make sure you're aiming them at the right people.
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Communication issues will flare up, too, thanks to Mercury's clash with hazy Neptune, a planet that rules delusion.
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Stefani, 46, wore black fishnet tights with her short-sleeve, fit-and-flare black dress, for the wedding.
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Most people with lupus do find a treatment plan that helps them avoid flare-ups of their symptoms.
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Known originally as The Matrix phone, the new 2512 2400G tries to ape some of the original's flare.
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The baby alpaca coat, which retails for $1,295, has a wide collar and a fit and flare hem.
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I hoped that the flare-ups this week were just a blip, but this was just the beginning.
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Commerzbank analysts said the euro remained vulnerable to any flare-up in a U.S.-European trade dispute, too.
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Commerzbank analysts said the euro remained vulnerable to any flare-up in a U.S.-European trade dispute, too.
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If you've gotta wear a suit, you may as well have one with some personal flare on it.
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Fire will flare in the third quarter, aiding telecommunication, technology, utility sectors as well as oil and gas.
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The #FortMcMurray #wildfire is starting to flare up again this afternoon - #GOES-13 3.9 micron detects hotspots pic.twitter.
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Caution urged Despite the clearance, health experts urged caution and vigilance, saying there may be some flare-ups.
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During this time, Jack was capable of dressing with more flare than his pure suits and fleece days.
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Singer set out to build Panda to combine FaceTime's live chat with Snapchat's visual flare triggered by voice.
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At the same time, it warned of possible flare-ups as survivors can carry the virus for months.
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"Those multiple, contradictory interventions carry risks of a general flare-up," he told a meeting of French ambassadors.
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It's a brilliant image, with great color balance and enough lens flare to make J.J. Abrams slow clap.
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The flare-up of competing charges reflected continuing tensions in the South China Sea, where the episode occurred.
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In the latest flare-up of tensions between the two countries, India denied it had used such weapons.
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"Russ Feingold sent a flare up and said 'I need help,' " Manley said, but it went largely ignored.
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Last week's flare-out in the cash premium should in theory have enticed more metal into LME sheds.
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Adding more flare to the bottoms, there were also pink and silver rhinestones splattered along the back pockets.
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The honor system from Red Dead Redemption is alive and well in RDR2, but with some added flare.
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First we meet the high schooler Gomez, who has on flare jeans and a typical '70s hair-do.
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Despite an internationally brokered ceasefire that ended major fighting in 2015, deadly flare-ups of fighting occur regularly.
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Yet, while the debate has raged with particular ferocity in Britain, other countries have also seen tempers flare.
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Amid Brexit, President Donald Trump's trade wars, and other geopolitical flare-ups, long-standing trade flows are shifting.
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The Anker Soundcore Flare Mini may cost less than $50, but it still looks and sounds pretty good.
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She insisted that the future of international cooperation in space travel remains bright — even with geopolitical tensions flare.
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When the flare goes off it is sometimes reported as being due to a malfunction at the refinery.
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While still a low-grade fever for now, however, the crisis could yet flare into a debilitating illness.
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Her powder-blue suit was designed by Partow, and featured a slight flare at its sleeves and ankles.
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"A flare qualifies as the use of fireworks and not as crowd disturbances," he said after the match.
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That has forced some producers to burn or flare off some of the gas associated with oil production.
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"We know that little clusters will continue to flare up — that will be normal life," Dr. Steffen said.
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He added that most of the flare-ups had probably been transmitted through the semen of Ebola survivors.
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U.S. stocks were trading sharply lower as Wanzhou's arrest sparked fears of a flare-up in Sino-U.
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My sweet tooth seemed to have disappeared as well but I imagine it'll flare up occasionally going forward.
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Take, for example, this $250 duffel bag that can weather a solar flare, lightning strike, or EMP blast.
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The latest display of defiance follows a flare-up in civilian tensions and public outcry against the government.
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Many fear that old rivalries over power and land could easily flare up again at the 2020 election.
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With CBD For Life's pain relief spray, he can discretely spritz those aching joints when they flare up.
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It's kind of like herpes—if you have it, you have it forever, with or without flare-ups.
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Red tide is caused by a flare of microorganisms, often in summer, that turns the water rust-colored.
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I need him to be taller than me and display a certain 'flare' that gets the crowd going.
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In the Santa Marta region, the most recent flare-up of neo-paramilitary violence occurred in late 2013.
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Thousands of people displaced during the latest flare-up of violence gathered around the United Nations peacekeeping base.
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Economies are seeing inflation flare up while currencies have taken a hit, raising expectations for interest rate hikes.
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As Passions Flare in Abortion Debate, Many Americans Say 'It's Complicated' Andy Ruiz Jr. Shocked the Boxing World.
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S. tensions flare * Euro supported by better-than-expected business surveys * Graphic: World FX rates in 21.2699 tmsnrt.
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For a moment, his eyes flare with the glow of his suppressed power, but he reins it in.
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Then, OPEC talks regarding production cuts deteriorated last week, prompting tensions to flare between Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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Their protest came after an intensive flare-up of violence over the weekend, the fourth in recent months.
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Dr. Mayou advises concentrating it to any areas that flare up or that you're particularly prone to picking.
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Nasrallah has since said the flare-up ended but had launched a "new phase" between the two sides.
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It was on KTT, in 2010, that Kevin Abstract, a fourteen-year-old Texan, sent up a flare.
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It could be an argument any couple might have, one that would flare up and dissipate before morning.
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The divergence in the way the two men have chosen to handle racial flare-ups was perhaps inevitable.
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The rise of 2.85% over two trading days is similar to those after other Middle Eastern flare-ups.
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The duck is known for its narrow red beak and rust-colored flare of feathers on its neck.
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Davies wanted to give as much of a modern flare as could be allowed in a period piece.
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That said, taking your anger out on a flare-up by way of picking and scrubbing is counterproductive.
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It is designed to fit inside the flare launchers that are standard on virtually all U.S. military aircraft.
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The cancellation could see tensions on the Korean peninsula flare again even as investors worry about China-U.
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Many smaller oil producers flare or vent 100 percent of the gas their wells produce, the data shows.
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"Things are calm now, but the conditions are right for the situation to flare up again," he said.
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His sacking, which coincided with a flare-up in fighting in eastern Ukraine, had been rumored for weeks.
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Barring another flare-up between Iran and the U.S., stocks could continue to rip higher into record territory.
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It's only the latest flare-up in a long fight between Wheeler and Republicans over his ambitious agenda.
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The ruling ordering Mr. Calheiros to step down also caused tempers to flare within the Supreme Court itself.
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The day before, the Knicks had already faced their first flare-up and executed their first shake-up.
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The trick with social media flare-ups, Mr. Condon added, is not to overreact — or react at all.
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The rheumatologist attributed it to a flare-up of her psoriatic arthritis and increased her immune-suppressing meds.
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This is not a theater of flash, flare and explosion, but of small matches struck against the dark.
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One such flare-up in Michigan State's first-round nailbiter against Bradley became the subject of national debate.
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In the case of the October 2014 flare, the rope was confined within multiple layers of the cage.
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SS: Do you have concerns about operating in such areas that it could flare up again but potentially?
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As it turned out, readers didn't need anyone to send up a flare — many noticed on their own.
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A project to capture and flare methane fumes, to limit greenhouse gas emissions, has been operational since 2013.
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A clean trouser hem on the flare makes these jeans feel a little more formal than other options.
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A high-waist flare can make your legs look miles long, especially when paired with a heeled boot.
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While skirmishes are common, the heavy artillery barrages have been the thickest since a flare-up in February.
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But the coalition's plans for big tax cuts next year mean that tempers may flare up again soon.
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When tensions flare up, Qalandiya is a frequent site of clashes between protestors and rioters and IDF soldiers.
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That means the Middle East's next war may not be another flare-up between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The light that had dazzled Carrington's eye came from just such an event, known as a solar flare.
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Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerBottom Line On The Money: Tax, loan documents for Trump properties reportedly showed inconsistencies | Tensions flare as Dems hammer Trump consumer chief | Critics pounce as Facebook crypto project stumbles Tensions flare as Democrats urge consumer bureau to boost penalties MORE (R-Mo.), will work on the account. TRADE.
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The resulting short-term impacts for people may include trouble breathing, asthmatic flare-ups, and tightness in the chest.
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Mercury retrograde is not doing you any favors, especially not this afternoon, when fights flare up in your relationships.
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In the finished film, astronomer Lucianne Walkowicz speaks with Herzog about the Internet-crippling risk of a solar flare.
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Cover it because it will spit everywhere and the oil will flare up, making you look like a donkey.
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The yuan, also known as the renminbi, has moved markedly lower since June, when trade tensions started to flare.
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Her death followed a recent flare-up that cost the lives of at least four people in neighboring Guinea.
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GE's first wave of gas flare capturing in 2017 has already successfully added 400 megawatts to Iraq's electricity grid.
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But knowing that I might have a flare up at any time really made me very nervous and insecure.
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It reiterated that Ebola is no longer an international health emergency, but flare-ups, at decreasing frequency, are expected.
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Flare-ups can always occur, but they grow less frequent as the body builds up immunity to the virus.
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From there, people will experience flare-ups of the disease, followed by remissions of symptomless months or even years.
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As a veteran of Google and Twitter's communications teams, I've been privy to a variety of corporate flare-ups.
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But then when I had a bout of stress or a flare-up, my hair would fall out again.
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Click here to view original GIFThe solar flare as seen by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory on September 0003, 2017.
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He not only made the play, but looked cool doing it with the little Jordan Jumpman flare to it.
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One day of the medicine later, Colby was fine again, but days later came another whole-body flare-up.
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Tempers flare as Mars squares off with Uranus on September 18, so watch out for impulsive or angry behavior.
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The last time that Kim revealed that she had a flare-up was at the end of December 2018.
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Decades later, sensationalized reports about Black women being less likely to marry (and why that may be) flare up.
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And, also as in real life, any one of these garden-variety calls might flare into a bigger problem.
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Even if the ceasefire holds in the short-term, there is still potential for the fighting to flare again.
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A solar flare from the star could have caused the signals, but the waves weren't at the right frequency.
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His feet are also worse, but maybe the flare-up is tied to his fervid quest for the truth.
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Every lens is susceptible to lens flare, but higher-quality lenses are able to mitigate it better than others.
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Her journalism and essays appear regularly in major publications across Canada, including Chatelaine, the Walrus, Flare, and Reader's Digest.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to reps for 50 and Ja Rule on Friday about this latest flare-up.
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It was a typical Bombchel piece, demure-ish flare skirt on the bottom, party (bra-lelujah liberation) on top.
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But the scrutiny could easily flare into a political crisis, given that a majority of peers strongly oppose Brexit.
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Meanwhile, the iPhone Xs photo (right) shows more detail behind the bases and gets rid of the lens flare.
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If you are prone to cystic breakouts, use a treatment formulated for cysts to prevent these monthly flare-ups.
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Here's a video of another particularly large solar flare from 2010 that NASA's Solar Observatory released just this week.
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Advances in lens coating have made it easier to avoid flare, but it's still a desirable look for some.
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The latest flare-up in U.S.-China trade tensions has triggered fresh interest for so-called "safe-haven" assets.
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When you know what you want, you go for it, Leo, and you do it with originality and flare.
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In May, Blair said that the MS flare she's been in for several months is still wearing her down.
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If Pluto's got a high-energy flare, it implies that objects deeper in the Kuiper belt might, as well.
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Commerzbank analysts said the single currency also remained vulnerable to any flare-up in a U.S.-European trade dispute.
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Last year a solar flare brought down radar at the Stockholm and Gothenburg airports for several hours, delaying flights.
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"I write country music but it has more of that alternative rock flare and sound to it," Allen says.
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Bright Health's original investors — New Enterprise Associates, Bessemer Venture Partners and Flare Capital Partners — also joined the funding round.
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Confusion will flare up at 6:01 PM when the Moon challenges Neptune, the planet of illusions and delusions.
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Style yours with kick-flare jeans and sandals, or over a floral floor-length dress à la Stevie Nicks.
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Secondly, when the cortisone wears off, sometimes the psoriasis can paradoxically flare up, sometimes worse than when you started.
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Flare-ups can also result in oozing and cracked skin that's so painful, it's hard to go to sleep.
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The oily substances of putrefaction must be spreading like smoke from a flare, way down there in the water.
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This is the only body wash that does not cause flare-ups for me, or dryness for the husband.
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"Our base case is that tensions will continue to flare up periodically, as has been the case for decades."
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Broken and clogged water sprayers then allowed what should have been a minor flare-up to become an inferno.
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He returned to India on March 1 to a hero's welcome and the flare up has eased for now.
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His lyrics explored teen life and American commercialism, and his music fused exciting guitar solos with flare and showmanship.
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"My first big exacerbation or flare up [happened after] I had gone through the 2005 hurricane season," Dean explains.
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The flare-up comes as Egypt is trying to broker a long-term cease-fire between the two sides.
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The flare-up in the Middle East added to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region.
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A high-definition 4K video of a flare erupting from the sun is just as great as you'd expect.
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So far, I bought this lightweight fit and flare cami dress and metallic rose gold sandals for my trip.
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Tensions flare as Venus and Mars square off today—things are heating up, so make the most of it!
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During my period, spots flare up that require heavy-duty concealer, which then builds up into a cakey texture.
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The pressures on Mr. Sánchez have only mounted with the latest flare-up of the secessionist conflict in Catalonia.
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Some analysts said a flare-up of violent anti-government riots would not necessarily lead to ballot box losses.
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"It's likely that Proxima b was blasted by high energy radiation during this flare," MacGregor said in a statement.
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Oil supplies have also tightened because of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and another flare-up of fighting in Libya.
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There are numerous border disputes in the world between neighbors, and trade wars which flare up and die down.
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It shows us intimate grief—midlife divorce, a child's death, mental illness—lit by the flare of worldwide cataclysm.
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Today's flare-up between France and Italy was a preview of the European parliamentary elections, coming up in May.
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Her MS flare has limited her ability to walk, led to difficulty speaking and left her in intense pain.
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So employees who consistently act in selfish ways should send a signal flare that compounding toxic behavior lies ahead.
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Clinton explained, flare up twice a year, in the spring and fall, when pollen and other allergens come out.
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But a Ugandan official said a fresh flare up in could mean a longer stay, without giving a timeline.
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Luckily, just as tempers were starting to flare, " Solo: A Star Wars Story " has arrived to save the day.
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The most recent flare up revolved around a February tweet that said Tesla would produce 500,000 vehicles this year.
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Such flare-ups are a major concern in COPD since they cause breathing problems that can be life-threatening.
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Frazier moved to third on a fly ball by Josh Bell and scored on Polanco's flare to shallow center.
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Mountains were added at the horizon line, while fog, flare and light leak overlays were added to the foreground.
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The pan prevents flare-ups and the contents will cook in the tasty drippings that run off the chicken.
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Still, flare-ups of cases continue, an expected consequence that has occurred with other Ebola outbreaks, W.H.O. officials said.
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In comparison, the strongest flare to have its strength measured was a category X28 which occurred back in 2003.
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CMEs often accompany a flare and occur when some of the sun's highly ionized material is ejected into space.
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Communication issues flare up—watch out for manipulation; if someone seems too sweet, ask yourself what's really going on.
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Pink LiplinerWhen a face flare-up happens, the pockmarks left behind are almost as bad as the zit itself.
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Robert Ford, a former U.S. ambassador to Syria, said there is real danger to the U.S. as tensions flare.
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Perez was working a high-stress corporate job until an autoimmune disease flare up landed her in the hospital.
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The risk, of course, is that cutthroat price wars can flare up at any time, as can bad weather.
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Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan will take the stage a day after trade tensions appeared to flare up again.
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No matter what the choice, all are sure to help celebrate soon-to-be brides and grooms with flare.
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Friday's flare-up, ignited by isolation and economic deprivation, was the worst in years in the small Mediterranean enclave.
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Rahm, 25, sometimes lets his temper flare on the course, which can lead to ugly marks on his scorecard.
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Wallace was indirectly referring to a flare-up in coverage about how ill tempered the president had been lately.
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Then, in late June, she discusses eating eggs again due to protein deficiencies and an "insane" IBS flare-up.
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In Hong Kong, a weekend flare-up in violence during anti-government protests added to pressure on share prices.
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In none of those times did inflation flare up (and in the current expansion, it hasn't flared up yet).
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The trouble could flare if Mr. Trump tries to strike a tougher deal with Japan than his predecessor did.
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There are concerns, however, that as people begin returning to work in China, the virus could flare up again.
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China has resumed its online broadcasts of NBA preseason games after a flare-up with the league last week.
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Ushakov also accused Ukraine's government of provoking a flare-up in fighting with pro-Moscow rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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Paul H. Schoeman, who worked with him on the case, said the flare of creativity was quintessential Mr. Berke.
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The giant burst, known as a Seyfert flare, lasted about 300,000 years and occurred relatively recently in cosmic terms.
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Gas in the stream appears to be ionized, or stripped of electrons, signaling that the flare recently influenced it.
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Bland-Hawthorn and his colleagues first published a paper about the aftermath of this potential flare event in 2013.
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At 25, Kardashian — the only one of Jenner's children to inherit the chronic issue — had her first flare-up.
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Sticking with U.S. news, despite cooling tensions regarding the Korean peninsula, investors remained wary of another geopolitical flare-up.
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Plus, they don't contain any fragrances, dyes, or harsh chemicals, saving my skin from unwanted flare-ups or breakouts.
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The flare-up in the Middle East adds to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region.
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Major US cities have announced increased security and surveillance as tensions flare in response to the killing of Gen.
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It's unclear whether her heart had remained enlarged, as sometimes the condition includes flare-ups and temporarily goes away.
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Here a police officer lays down a safety flare while blocking the road leading to the Arkema SA plant.
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But it could flare up again in a significant way if Trump fails on both the USMCA and China.
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Without the pipelines, the producers have to flare the natural gas, meaning they burn it off at the well.
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If you&aposre looking to get in on the latest denim trend, you need a pair of flare jeans.
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But no matter where you cook, there's no need to worry about flare-ups, messy charcoal, or smelly propane.
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By midday Monday, fears rose that a minor diplomatic dispute threatened to flare up into a full diplomatic standoff.
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In the last year alone, there have been a number of high-profile flare-ups of far-right violence.
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But the longer-term challenge is to reduce the chances that injuries and world weariness continue to flare up.
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But as quick as his passions might flare, he was just as quick to forgive and ask for forgiveness.
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I think this is why there are these flare-ups all the time between Times readers and Times journalists.
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That's why we had the big flare-up in Chicago when [Hubert] Humphrey was running for president [in 1968].
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Meanwhile, the protests near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation will continue to flare up — even as winter sets in.
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But NASA says sunspots can still form on the Sun, and they can sill lead to powerful solar flare eruptions.
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There's the Idol, a high-rise flare; the Bite, a distressed cutoff short; and the Ride, a cropped, pegged jean.
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Economists said the latest flare-up of trade tensions could undercut soybean exports, which rose by $20.4 billion in March.
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Also during the Pluto retrograde, you'll notice that jealousies in your relationships may intensify or that suspicions will flare up.
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In being more observant with my skin, I realized that heat, exercise, and dairy caused my skin to flare up.
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Well, according to the concept of face mapping, different flare ups of acne in certain locations all have various causes.
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From stress to hormones to your diet, there are numerous factors that can contribute to acne flare-ups in adulthood.
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The recent flare-up in fighting threatens the shaky peace deal that world leaders brokered in the conflict in 2015.
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Intense emotions flare up early this morning, Virgo, but you're focusing on your goals for the rest of the day.
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The researchers followed up with other telescopes and watched the source's light flare, then fade regularly for a thousand days.
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Some analysts warned, however, that the relationship between Washington and Beijing remained shaky and that tensions could soon flare anew.
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The rise of Uber has caused tensions to flare between the city's taxi drivers and the newcomers behind the wheel.
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Haiti has missed several deadlines to hold its own presidential election and saw a flare-up of violence on Monday.
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The Angels did not record a hit until Albert Pujols' two-out flare to right field in the fourth inning.
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This skin type is also known to have a greater propensity to reactivity, breakouts, and hormonal flare-ups (for women).
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After that incident and other flare-ups, Khalifa went weeks without coming to the mosque, a painful absence for him.
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Sweat works like an activator, helping all the bacteria thrive, grow, settle into pores, and kick-start major flare-ups.
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A protester approaches a flare at a protest march in Quebec City, Canada, during the G7 summit on June 7.
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TL;DR: The Soundcore Flare wireless speaker is on sale for £39.99 on Amazon, saving you 45% on list price.
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The last time that Kardashian West revealed that she had a flare-up was at the end of December 2018.
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First captured on film, Smalls brought the photo into the digital realm and added a contemporary flare with the app.
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At present, Libya's oil patch does not appear to have been significantly impacted by the recent flare-up in conflict.
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Sometimes, as in the case of Kim Kardashian, the initial fame-inducing moment is a flare, intended to be forgotten.
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After that, I found my resentment would flare up at him in work settings, when it wasn't even his fault.
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For those who prefer their swans with a Russian flare, another "Swan Lake" comes to town for two performances only.
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By simplifying fret board with buttons, you can concentrate on adding some flare to how you strum, and singing along.
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What's more, the more toxic the venom, the more inclined the cobra is to rear upwards and flare its hood.
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As for Gordon's battle with Still's disease, the couple said that they have to be cautious to prevent flare-ups.
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Pair it with sneakers or combat boots for a comfortable look or high-heel sandals for even more beach flare.
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Their hooligan firm, F-side, were in retreat from one of the bloodiest flare ups Dutch football has ever witnessed.
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Once you blast the Flare speaker at maximum volume, that's when you can start to hear the distortion in sound.
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But seeing that flare erupt right next to us sure does show us just how powerful these things really are.
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AIR STRIKES by India and Pakistan this week represent a worrying flare-up of tensions that have simmered for years.
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A flare-up with Japan may have been behind the withholding of rare earths, a key ingredient in tech products.
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It starts with a solar flare, which sends a burst of x-rays and ultraviolet light streaming off into space.
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Data from ESA's Planck satellite was used to create this map, showing the dust in the area around the flare.
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The IEA's latest oil report comes shortly after a flare-up in trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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" And T.R. Knight gave his a little extra flare with a yellow cap for, "anyone threatened by hate and fear.
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This robe uses your hand gestures to activate a ton of different effects that add some flare to your magic.
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That was the end of his firefighting career, as the department couldn't put him at risk for another flare up.
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The Mazda CX-5 is my longstanding go-to rec for real-world shoppers who want flare for around $25,000.
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Trump's hard tack against the nuclear deal, while welcomed by Israel, has stirred fears of a possible regional flare-up.
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Rather, our argument is that social media can act as a propagating mechanism for the flare-up of hateful sentiments.
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And cool and colorful or fur/faux fur scarves/accessories are also an easy way to add some extra flare.
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Things immediately seemed amiss when there was no reaction to the flare the ship set off to signal it's arrival.
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The Next Generation Transit Survey (NGTS), a sky-surveying telescope in Chile, first detected the flare on August 103, 2017.
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Henry McMaster, a Republican, said on Monday that the riot was "unfortunate" but that flare-ups among criminals were inevitable.
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Damaging severe thunderstorms will continue to flare up across parts of the Gulf Coast and Southeast, the Weather Channel said.
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But places where air-conditioning, screened windows and mosquito control are the norm are unlikely to see outbreaks flare up.
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The original series starred Owen as the The Driver, an otherwise unnamed protagonist with a flare for fine wheel work.
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The flare-up last week was apparently sparked when Kiir's forces stopped and demanded to search vehicles with Machar's troops.
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