Transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, coolant — all need an occasional gander.
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You're peeing out fluid, so put more fluid into your system.
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This means lymph fluid can't drain properly, and the fluid buildup leads to swelling.
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"Tall Lattes are not 12 fluid ounces, Grande Lattes are not 16 fluid ounces, and Venti Lattes are not 20 fluid ounces," attorneys for the plaintiffs argue in court documents.
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Even if you are gender fluid or your sexuality is fluid, labels are, by definition, rigid.
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Cerebrospinal fluid is a clear, colorless fluid that surrounds and protects the brain and spinal cord.
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Standard drink sizes as defined by the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism is 12 fluid ounces of beer, 5 fluid ounces of wine, and 1.5 fluid ounces of distilled spirits.
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It's possible amyloids leak into the vitreous fluid of the eye from the cerebrospinal fluid, Campbell said.
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So that fluid mixes with the fluid from Bartholin's glands and the vaginal discharge that's already there.
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Automotive fluid storage company TI Fluid Systems scaled up 8 percent as strong orders boosted annual revenue.
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It is a fluid turbine rather than a steam turbine, with carbon dioxide as the working fluid.
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It was, they wrote, "a new class of fluid behavior" — air being the fluid in this case.
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Raising a gender-fluid child Franki Davis, 14, identifies as gender-fluid demiboy and uses the "they" pronoun.
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To me, it's a double standard to accept the gender fluid female, but not the gender fluid male.
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Dehydration is caused when you either lose too much fluid, don't drink enough fluid, or a combination of both.
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Of this extracellular fluid, about a fourth is in our blood and a tiny amount in our spinal fluid.
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Then, they extract the parasite, put it in fluid, and send the fluid over to the clinic for injection.
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Gender-fluid [jen-der-floo-id] | adjective (gender fluid people) Someone for whom gender identity and presentation is a spectrum.
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This shift may also affect the fluid inside the skull — known as cerebrospinal fluid — which buffers the brain from shocks.
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If it would help my career, I'd turn fluid in a heartbeat, binary fluid, oh, and bipolar is very trendy.
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It's less than half the price of Beautycounter's option, and you get 3.2 fluid ounces rather than 2.5 fluid ounces.
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Facial cupping helps to move lymphatic fluid, which moves fluid to the lymph nodes on the side of the face.
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"I think the way I use the word fluidity is like fluid in everything, fluid in train of thought," he said.
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The lungs start swelling up with its own fluid, the fluid blocks the airwaves and you drown in your own fluids.
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"Sperm has to be in the fluid in order to live, and without the fluid, sperm will die," Dr. Burch says.
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Ilie's team has developed a device that can measure glucose in the fluid just below the skin, called the "interstitial" fluid.
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The theory is that some migraines may be caused by high spinal fluid pressure and removing some fluid could bring relief.
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The fluid transfers heat to water, the steam from the boiling fluid drives a turbine, and the turbine generates electrical power.
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You can have memory issues, slow speech, slow movement -- you can even develop fluid around the heart and fluid in the lungs.
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The tests, which can be performed on blood, amniotic fluid, urine or spinal fluid, will provide results in just a few hours.
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According to Archimedes's principle, the buoyant force exerted on a body immersed in fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced.
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"It continuously exchanges amniotic fluid ... in the same way that amniotic fluid is exchanged in the uterus," he said at a press briefing.
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Beneath the fabric is a fluid, and out of this is born another fluid that takes a humanoid form and attempts to escape.
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White fluid or crust, on the other hand, is normal — it's called lymph fluid, and it's a sign that your body is healing.
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An aircraft with green or orange fluid on its fuselage indicates that it either de-ice or anti-ice fluid has been applied.
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The researchers also siphoned off a small amount of synovial fluid, a lubricating fluid that reduces friction inside joints, from their right knee.
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In Britain, regulations require that a pint glass hold 20 imperial fluid ounces, equivalent to about 19.2 fluid ounces in the United States.
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Gender and sexuality are also far more fluid now, or at least far more acceptably fluid than they were for past generations of pinups.
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Even though fluid levels might look fine, it could be harder to discern whether there are pollutants or small metal particles in the fluid.
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During a sonogram, doctors found fluid behind her heart and performed a pericardiocentesis, a painful procedure that drains the fluid and relieves the pressure.
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As a result, they're less likely to see cyclical variations in their fluid, or experience the "egg white" fluid of the body's fertile phase.
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"We are working very closely with the Fluid engineering team to co-develop the Fluid Framework and that sometime next year we'll be debuting a preview of what OneNote in Fluid will look like together and what they'll be capable of together," explained Hodes.
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This time, the app correctly identified all 5 children who had ear fluid, while correctly guessing nine of the 10 children who didn't have fluid.
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The design includes a bulb of fluid -- or actuator -- under the armpit which, when squeezed, creates fluid pressure to open or close the prosthetic thumb.
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There is also a felony count of "harassment with a bodily fluid," which...actually let's discuss harassment with a bodily fluid in the next paragraph.
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Her exact word was fluid...She said they plan to raise their child with a fluid approach to gender and they won't be imposing any stereotypes.
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This pooling significantly reduces the amount of fluid returning to the heart, and correspondingly, reduces how much fluid the heart can pump out during each contraction.
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Fluid fills the tubes, and the movement of the fluid on the hairs sends signals to your brain to tell you how you're oriented in space.
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Is a less fluid labor market causing the economy to be more sluggish or is a sluggish economy causing the labor market to be less fluid?
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In any case, the best way to find out what the patient had was to take some of the fluid from his enlarged, fluid-filled knee.
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"Finally, by testing the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF, the fluid bathing the brain and spinal cord), clinicians can look for findings suggestive of AFM," according to the CDC.
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Nerves usually sit around fluid, so they really pop out as a black line, I'm told, thanks to the contrast between fluid and structure in the brain.
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When doctors tested his skin reactivity with a small amount of vaping fluid, his symptoms worsened, raising the possibility that the e-cigarette fluid caused his reaction.
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Google wants to surgically remove the lens of your eye, inject fluid into the now-empty lens capsule, and then put an electronic lens in that fluid.
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"Violations included blending different batches of vaccine fluid, falsifying dates of production and using expired fluid to produce some of the batches," state media Xinhua said Tuesday.
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The arterial fluid we use at our funeral home is about 43 percent formaldehyde, and we mix that in with water and that together creates the embalming fluid.
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The engineers at Harvest croo had also tried using hydraulic fluid, but that tended to leak, and, as Pitzer pointed out, nobody wants hydraulic fluid on their strawberries.
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This is concerning because the coronavirus can spread by touching fluid from an infected person's eyes, or from objects that person has touched which then carry the fluid.
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"The science is catching up with oral fluid, since the amount of drug in oral fluid is about 100 times less than what you'd see in urine," said Flegel.
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And concentrated solar plants (CSP), which use the sun to heat fluid that turns a turbine, can store some of that heated fluid and delay some of their production.
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In this initial study, the app could predict whether someone had ear fluid with 85 percent accuracy, and correctly predicted if someone didn't have fluid with 80 percent accuracy.
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One experiment making its way to the space station tomorrow is the Zero Boil-Off Tank (ZBOT), which will use an "experimental fluid" to investigate fluid mixing in microgravity.
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For starters, your body retains more fluid during pregnancy, because you need more fluid to grow a baby, which can obviously lead to swelling, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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"Maybe the equation is not capturing all the effects of the real fluid because in a real fluid we don't expect" particles to ever start moving infinitely fast, said Buckmaster.
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As a result, when we are sitting quietly, blood and interstitial fluid (the fluid which surrounds all the cells in our body) pools in the lower parts of the body.
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Zika also persisted in the male testes, prostate, and semen, as well as in the uterus and the fluid that bathes the brain and spine, called cerebrospinal fluid or CSF.
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In this study, one glass of soft drink was 8 fluid ounces, or 250 milliliters; the typical can of soda around the world holds 12 fluid ounces or 355 milliliters.
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The doctors asked Jackson to collect some of the fluid in a cup so that it could be sent to a lab for testing, which confirmed it was indeed cerebrospinal fluid.
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Rhopressa helps lower the pressure due to a build up of fluid in the eye by targeting the trabecular meshwork, the main drain through which fluid flows out of the eye.
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Ayub, 5, endured a meconium aspiration at birth, inhaling amniotic fluid into his lungs, which left him with cystic fibrosis, partial blindness and a tube to drain fluid from his cranium.
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On Amazon, one seller is offering four 3 fluid-ounce bottles of sanitizer for 60 euros ($66.77), while 10 fluid-ounce bottles of Purell are selling for 80 euros on eBay.
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The field of candidates is fluid — former Vermont Gov.
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" He added, "We think the situation remains incredibly fluid.
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If you zoomed in on the fluid and measured its velocity at finer scales, you'd still observe the same thing — each microscopic portion of the fluid moves in lockstep with the others.
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So the researchers introduced a flexible membrane at the bottom, which was meant to mimic the fact that fluid in the brain, called the cerebrospinal fluid, can move into the spinal canal.
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An ideal fluid with no friction (zero viscosity) would make such rings stable, and the aether was conceived as an ideal fluid, much like the superfluid used in the Amherst/Aalto experiments.
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Rodriguez ran from patient to patient, rushing chest tubes to doctors who needed to drain fluid from patients' lungs and IV equipment for nurses to give patients fluid, medicines and pain relief.
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In the dishes containing fluid taken from the men immediately after a single workout, the scientists counted far fewer cancer cells than in those awash in fluid drawn two hours after exercise.
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One logical, though expensive, approach to reduce fluid pooling after weight loss would be to undergo cosmetic surgery to remove excess skin to eliminate the fluid pooling space created by the weight loss.
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Their spread's photos and accompanying article were meant to highlight gender fluid fashion, but critics accused Vogue of misusing the term "gender fluid" and thus misrepresenting actual gender non-conforming and transgender individuals.
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It appears that fluid droplets bouncing on a vibrating fluid bath generate a pilot-wave field that, in turn, guides the motion of the droplets themselves with a striking similarity to quantum behavior.
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If you want to make five small iced coffees (12 fluid ounces per cup), we recommend using 7 1/2 cups of water (60 fluid ounces) and 1 1/4 cups of grounds.
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Icelandic politics has been fluid and unpredictable in recent years.
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We give the freedom to the wearer to be fluid.
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But maybe there's a more fluid, flexible way to exist.
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The conversation remains "fluid" but one option on the table?
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The more fluid our culture becomes, the safer it becomes.
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Instead, it's about natural vaginal lubrication, also called arousal fluid.
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As the speed of a fluid increases, its pressure decreases.
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It was definitely the bodily fluid equivalent to our diet.
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"Our initiatives on diversity and inclusion are fluid and progressing."
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The timing of executive orders is likely to be fluid.
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Central to this vision is something Microsoft calls Fluid Framework.
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This would make the task of modeling the fluid easier.
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Despite that, Mike had suffered a cerebral spinal fluid leak.
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It was all so fluid, so unhurried and so natural.
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XPS was built by Fluid originally to oversee shopping experiences.
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One of them is of a bottle of embalming fluid.
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Her pillows, nightgown, and bed sheets were soaked with fluid.
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There's no real structure to it, and it's very fluid.
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The Trump administration's demands seem to be much more fluid.
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Navigating your library feels more fluid with autoplaying video vignettes.
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Others were more fluid, and everyone took a leadership role.
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"This is fluid; surprises are not ruled out," Straszheim said.
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Investigators contend Wicks was also doused with the flammable fluid.
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He asks me to bring radiator fluid since it's dry.
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It expresses feelings from frustration to triumph; it is fluid.
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For context, we use two types of fluid for embalming.
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And, as a result, many shuttle astronauts decreased fluid intake.
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Craving a little saccharine yellow fluid in your morning coffee?
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Dorsey's chief executive job at Twitter has been more fluid.
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Sources said the situation remains fluid and could still change.
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Elizabeth Stinson reports on MIT Media Lab's Fluid Interfaces Group.
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On Thursday, doctors detected Naegleria fowleri in Stabile's cerebrospinal fluid.
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The labels are so fluid and so strange to me.
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Practically, this makes for a more fluid, and fun, experience.
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It's not a distinction or a brand, it's extremely fluid.
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Nobody really plans anything here and it's just incredibly fluid.
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Everyone should consult their doctor for advice on fluid needs.
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The app itself is fast, fluid, and loads emails quickly.
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This extracellular fluid makes up 20 percent of body weight.
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That bright blue fluid used to saturate pads on TV?
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Many global telecom partnerships are fluid and subject to change.
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A clear, yellow fluid leaked out in the following days.
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EISENMAN I'm gender fluid, but I use the "she" pronoun.
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The bottles retail for 99 cents for 16.9 fluid ounces.
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Preparation is key to success in such a fluid situation.
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WatchOS 3 makes the Watch feel faster and more fluid.
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Ideas of what constitutes masculinity can become much more fluid.
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You may be tempted to use lighter fluid — but don't.
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Weaver echoed this sentiment, emphasizing that polls are still fluid.
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"Air reacts like a fluid to supersonic objects," NASA said.
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The conductor Jayce Ogren led an assured and fluid performance.
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Or they soak them in a solution containing brake fluid.
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Doctors discovered cancer cells in Jason's spinal fluid in September.
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"Its role is to support general fluid intelligence," Fedorenko said.
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You may be racially fluid and not even know it.
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Because it's fluid, it's a lifeline for so many kids.
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Instead of tissue, the brain cavities were filled with fluid.
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Q. The works have light, fluid lines, even the embroideries.
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Time started to acquire a fluid quality, expanding and contracting.
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They showed abnormalities and lots of fluid behind her breast.
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But House Democrats are divided, and the situation remains fluid.
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I've become so fluid which the music that I make.
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Things are interconnected in a way that becomes very fluid.
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But his lock, load and swing are fluid and consistent.
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Essentially, gray matter volume decreases slightly as fluid is redistributed.
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Hammer drills, work gloves, helmets, electrolytes, IV fluid, adrenaline, insulin.
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In practice, this all works seamlessly with a fluid response.
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But the situation is highly fluid and can turn quickly.
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Also, sweating removes excess fluid, acting as a natural diuretic.
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Scientists then harvest fluid containing the virus from the egg.
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For relatively unmoving bodies, corals are colorful and surprisingly fluid.
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Public regard for Trump has not been nearly so fluid.
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So, what exactly does it mean to be sexually fluid?
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Another complicating factor is the fluid political situation in Israel.
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Gender and sexuality, too, are fluid and gaining wider recognition.
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But being water doesn't simply mean being fluid and elusive.
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Danielle Agami's fluid choreography evokes Ms. Monk's graceful movement vocabulary.
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It would be lovely to see us being more fluid.
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The man's abdomen began to swell with even more fluid.
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But he was happy among the briquettes and lighter fluid.
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In that same piece, she described herself as gender fluid.
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Like the choreography itself, ALL is fluid, adaptable, and intuitive.
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"This is a very fluid and changing situation," said Gerke.
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She had wasted away to 103 pounds; five were fluid.
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Things just started to click and I felt more fluid.
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Throughout, the camera remains fluid, its point of view unfixed.
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Defense officials emphasized that their plans for Syria remained fluid.
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Mr. Furlan — noble, fluid and musically sensitive — is a find.
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It's all about being fluid and having flexibility out there.
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Current and former officials cautioned that the discussions were fluid.
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The dates for those next flights are still very fluid.
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It's confident, fluid in its dynamics, light on its feet.
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"It's very fluid; it's hard to handicap it," he said.
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However, this is a fluid situation and this could change.
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One of the sources cautioned that the situation remains fluid.
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News has become too fluid and social media too quick.
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It is his best work: peaceful, fluid, heartfelt and touching.
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Polls released ahead of the primary showed a fluid race.
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One fluid action sustains its plot: The old man runs.
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Cops found a bottle of lighter fluid outside the store.
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He was graceful and fluid; I tottered on wobbly ankles.
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For starters, the Democratic presidential nomination process is highly fluid.
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Early polls are unreliable, and the presidential race is fluid.
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The fluid stuff of our lives truly moves in waves.
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But Trump has proven remarkably fluid in his policy positions.
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But it might be a ganglion cyst, which has to do with the leakage of synovial fluid, this gel-like fluid that's in our joints, and they sometimes pop up on wrists or ankles.
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We know that semen is a mixture of sperm and a fluid released by the prostate gland, and once that fluid is dried, the sperm will also get dehydrated and die, Dr. Burch says.
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It's more work than the Nanopresso, but produces a marginally deeper and richer espresso, though less of it—the water reservoir is 1.5 fluid ounces versus the 2.7 fluid ounce reservoir of the Nanopresso.
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Of course, while words like "gender-fluid" may be new to the public vocabulary (The Oxford Dictionary didn't add "gender-fluid" until 2016), that doesn't mean existing outside of the gender binary is new.
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Some of the spinal damage is caused by amniotic fluid, which turns increasingly toxic to the exposed nerve tissue as the pregnancy progresses and the fetus passes more and more wastes into the fluid.
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"Once you stop spinning -- because you have these sensors that have fluid in them -- the fluid actually keeps moving because of its own inertia, and that gives a false sense of motion," Cullen said.
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Most deaths occurring around delivery were caused by obstetric emergencies such as severe bleeding and amniotic fluid embolism, in which the fluid enters the mother's bloodstream and causes a disturbance in the blood-clotting system.
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In the same vein, the people that Gibson foresees are geographically fluid, and fluid in the other key valences of being: gender, sexuality, body shape and skin tone, in personae, emotional compass, and experiential range.
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We believe that we live in a fixed reality, a world in which culture is fluid and nature is rigid or in which the present is fluid and history rigid, but that is an illusion.
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The therapy is infused directly into the fluid in the brain.
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It's so big and full of fluid and it's very uncomfortable.
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Yes, you see the blood — no pad commercial blue fluid here.
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We wouldn't be as fluid if we were sitting by function.
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This silly certificate helps remind me that my success is fluid.
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Often, she woke up in the morning drenched in the fluid.
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There was also fluid and swelling on the lungs and brain.
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The lower the shear-wave velocity, the more fluid the material.
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I find that person very fluid with who I am today.
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I didn't feel an orgasm, but I felt fluid rushing out.
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Colville cautioned, however, that the situation was fluid and numbers unclear.
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"[Colonics] flush large volumes of fluid with pressure," says Dr. Ganjhu.
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But we are told that the departure time is still fluid.
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But it's safe to assume the market would've been less fluid.
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Paint can be thick or runny, succulent, fluid or precise, etc.
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The doctor also noted that he had fluid in his lungs.
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Overheating the fluid creates an unpleasant taste that users actively avoid.
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In Hawaii, there are always very fluid and steady lava eruptions.
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Scrolling in general within a web browser is also more fluid.
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In the digital world, these borders are more arbitrary and fluid.
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That fluid, known as aquafaba, has become quite a sensation online.
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The text Gokaslan and Cohen's software generates can be impressively fluid.
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That's partly because of the fluid political uncertainty surrounding the policy.
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The social atmosphere is designed to be fluid, inclusive, and humble.
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Somehow, I'm able to produce in a fluid sort of way.
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That's where the bag and the artificial amniotic fluid comes in.
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You have be open, present in the moment, fluid and adaptable.
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Ray Barbee's style, on the other hand, was fluid and graceful.
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In this case the working fluid is air rather than water.
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It's worth noting that intervals for changing transmission fluid vary widely.
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Most CVTs (continuously variable transmission) need inspections and/or fluid changes.
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Remember that unlike engine oil, transmission fluid should never burn off.
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The type of fluid can vary from car to car, however.
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Their legal status is a bit fluid with the Supreme Court.
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Both sizes offer Apple's ProMotion technology for smooth, fluid display performance.
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Sweat is definitely a bodily fluid most people are repelled by.
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Fluid is not the only multitasking browser for Mac, of course.
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"Blood is probably the most complicated fluid we know," said Attinger.
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I thought he strung some consecutive minutes where he looked fluid.
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They also installed a drain for the fluid, called a shunt.
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"Truth is fluid and alterable," he says later in the episode.
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Fluid is a free download and available from the developer's website.
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Bowie's sexual orientation seemed just as fluid as his gender expression.
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You make an incision, and you inject it with embalming fluid.
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Humans disperse it differently, especially because our bodies are more fluid.
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Herb gets busy drinking the contrast fluid for a CT scan.
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Yet party politics in France, and in Europe, are unusually fluid.
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Games became more fluid, and designers became more responsive to feedback.
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For example: What's the price for a liter of IV fluid?
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Gender-fluid: When someone's gender identity shifts between masculine and feminine.
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Translation: Electrolytes help to keep fluid inside of our blood vessels.
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It's fluid, ever changing, and dependent upon context— much like headaches.
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We need fluid space with an emphasis on predictability and calm.
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Towers explains that the baby sucked in amniotic fluid during surgery.
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Traces of Zika were detected in the amniotic fluid, it said.
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But he was professionally gender-fluid before that term became popular.
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It's very hard right now because this presidency is very fluid.
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This condition was associated with lower fluid intelligence and cognitive functioning.
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You might notice discharge or fluid leaking out of your ear.
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And fluid, in the form of hydraulics, already powers some robots.
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A catheter was then put in place to continuously remove fluid.
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But interpretation of those guidelines, she discovered, could be surprisingly fluid.
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Response operations are fluid, and we will provide updates as available.
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Although it takes a commitment to still do it, it's fluid.
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The source said the valuation for the club was "very fluid".
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It's like one fluid movement of attempt, "oh fuck," and resignation.
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The clip shows two jets of fluid shot from separate nozzles.
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Tulu ran in a relaxed manner, his stride long and fluid.
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Not all of the game's interfaces are so fluid and convenient.
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The CDC test involved analyzing fluid samples collected from patients' lungs.
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The fluid menu may offer fried oysters with your grits ($9).
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But the rhythm of this series just is not as fluid.
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I felt fluid rushing behind my ears, but I wasn't sweating.
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The situation remains fluid as officers move forward clearing the location.
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Novak Djokovic has had more fluid days on the tennis court.
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Cross-border trade remains fluid, but passage of contraband is common.
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Committee aides have also cautioned that the situation is still fluid.
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Fluid Trainers: Direct-drive trainers are not the only smart trainers.
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There are also several fluid trainers with Bluetooth or ANT+ connectivity.
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A blood test or spinal fluid sample can diagnose the infection.
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"A family is an unceasingly fluid and flexible organism," she said.
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The intuitive decision indicated a fluid melding of brain and machine.
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The fluid nature of culture, ethnicity, and politics evades orderly classification.
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Wearing your GF's T-shirt does not make you gender fluid.
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Yet, the basis for claiming minority status remains fluid and uncertain.
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The fire hit Vohburg's fluid catalytic cracking unit that produces gasoline.
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This has the effect of drawing additional fluid into the muscle.
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This is seen quite often in people who are fluid restricting.
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What we're talking about is a more fluid, more expansive situation.
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I grew up gender fluid, so that's super important to me.
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For malt liquor, it's 8 to 9 fluid ounces (251 milliliters).
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The official causes were heart attack and fluid in the lungs.
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Atropine prevents the nose and lungs from producing too much fluid.
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Then he expectorated a geyser of fluid instead of ingesting it.
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But the situation is fluid and filled with unknowns, experts say.
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I think everyone knows things are fluid and things are changing.
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In an age of fluid gender identities — it feels, well, binary.
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For an early talkie (and Pabst's first), "Westfront" is notably fluid.
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It looks fluid — something that ebbs and flows, like the ocean.
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Afghanistan's naming convention, on the other hand, is fluid and repetitious.
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After more epinephrine and IV fluid, the man started to recover.
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Like those formidable competitors, it's comfortable and practical, fast and fluid.
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Fluid dynamics is a direct derivation from Newton's laws of motion.
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But the situation is fluid and filled with unknowns, experts say.
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So that is very fluid; we'll have to look at that.
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But it shows how fluid the overlapping Colombia team can be.
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Water is not the only fluid that protects against kidney stones.
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Like, forget Nike: LeBron should be sponsored by Kingsford lighter fluid.
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And the Venetian navigational rules seemed fluid, to say the least.
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He is, after all, the Liberace of Lying: fluid, florid, flamboyant.
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And it creates a fluid, moving, three-dimensional illusion of texture.
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Sure enough, he could see the fluid leak into the lungs.
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"Even in New Hampshire, these voters are very fluid," she said.
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Hate speech is fluid, dependent on cultural context and social meaning.
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Despite that low percentage of undecided caucusgoers, the field remains fluid.
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When moving becomes more difficult financially, the economy becomes less fluid.
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The exact formula of the fluid is a well-guarded secret.
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The contest remains extremely fluid and close among the top contenders.
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Lowell was in congestive heart failure, his lungs filling with fluid.
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"Fluid in the elbow from a couple muscle strains," Gray said.
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That's very valuable given the compressed timetable and fluid vote counts.
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Life had become freer, more fluid and a lot more risky.
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The situation is fluid for Republicans in part because Ohio Rep.
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I felt fluid and capable; gratified to be a plant mom.
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One of those people cautioned, however, that the situation remains fluid.
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Republicans and Democrats alike offer the promise of fluid social mobility.
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It's to understand that identities are fluid, that they're perpetually flowing.
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The new BeatsX, featuring a "simplistic, fluid design", will cost $150.
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He even drank fracking fluid to demonstrate how safe it was.
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"Young people are more forward-thinking, diverse, and fluid," Maggioni explained.
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Raising metabolic activity For young, healthy individuals, this pooling of fluid when sitting is limited because specialized muscles in the calves of the legs -- the soleus muscles -- pump blood and interstitial fluid back up to heart.
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The fluid flows in and out of the bag just like it would in a uterus, removing waste, shielding the infant from infectious germs in the hospital, and keeping the fetus's developing lungs filled with fluid.
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The artificial amniotic fluid—an electrolyte solution manufactured in the lab—simulates the conditions inside the mother's fluid-filled sac, allowing lungs and other organs to develop more naturally, while conferring protection from the outside world.
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Developers will get an early preview of this Fluid Framework to build apps and services that utilize it, and Microsoft is also opening up a public preview of Fluid to show off the end user experience.
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In the surgery, which would drain the fluid and relieve the pressure on Ziggy's brain, Uriarte drilled into Ziggy's skull and fed a small tube into one of the ventricles, the fluid-filled cavities of her brain.
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The CT scans can reveal pneumonia-like fluid buildup in the lungs.
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Ours leans towards the environmental side, with water fluid and animal passage.
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Then, the broken cyst will release fluid and blood into the body.
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One lemon has clear and dark fluid leaking from the stem end.
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But many quakes in area have been triggered by wastewater fluid injection.
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The disposable disc sits up toward the cervix, collecting all menstrual fluid.
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This season features the first sexually fluid cast — what was that like?
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As the tissue dies, fluid is released and that can cause blistering.
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Cerebral edema is brain swelling caused by excess fluid inside the skull.
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For us, we think about this in terms of fluid real estate.
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Because really, a truly fluid identity might also be the most traceless.
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It is worth noting though that the forward valuations are highly fluid.
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I found a palliative with a fluid identity to match my own.
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Not just any lipstick, but the Dior Addict Fluid Stick in Pandore.
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The last step of mating which is sperm and seminal fluid release?
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" He added, "This industry will be very fluid in the next decade.
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And the fact is is that no, it's a totally fluid process.
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A sizable portion of the characters also appears to be sexually fluid.
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Three weeks later, she was dead after being poisoned with embalming fluid.
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They are fluid in space, one with the environment, and beckon interaction.
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"We are currently pumping fluid to plug the last well," he said.
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Even when alive and filled with fluid, they aren't easy to see.
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The windows look out on a garden that is fluid, constantly changing.
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Instead, she presents the category as fluid, broad-minded, and sometimes contradictory.
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Leuer left Sunday's game at Portland after his knee swelled with fluid.
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It's tack sharp, full of fluid animations, and, most importantly, refreshingly responsive.
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We knew to get fluid in him, we knew to get food.
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These communities are really fluid, and Montreal to me is really shifting.
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This is one poll conducted at a fluid moment in the race.
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Discussions with Altria remain fluid, and may not result in a transaction.
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Sophisticated testing could distinguish drugs and chemicals from those in embalming fluid.
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The latter isn't very fast, either but seems a little more fluid.
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Cholera causes profuse diarrhoea and fluid loss which can kill within hours.
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Things like soups, smoothies, and oatmeal are all good fluid-filled options.
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How Do You Know Whether the Transmission Fluid Needs to Be Changed?
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When you rehydrate, sodium and potassium keep fluid inside your blood vessels.
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Outside of motorsport, American football probably has the most fluid rulebook going.
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The first step was to drain the cerebrospinal fluid from Bentley's brain.
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So for me, I'm like, why can't we all just be fluid?
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The receptacles start as long, thin sacs filled with fluid before maturation.
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He said he was told later that the leak was hydraulic fluid.
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No explanation was offered for the fluid buildup in the women's lungs.
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Remember what we said about how puffiness is caused by excess fluid?
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That makes the religion frustratingly messy, but also diverse, dynamic and fluid.
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Of course, no embalmer likes it when somebody spills some cavity fluid.
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Yeah, I imagine these days it's more acceptable to be sexually fluid.
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It remains pretty fluid and informal, and very much under the radar.
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Zika can be transmitted to fetuses through a pregnant woman's amniotic fluid.
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"Fluid is very important in terms of fetal lung development," Flake said.
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With this microliter syringe, the surgeon injects a tiny bleb of fluid.
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More than that, the game's armory is fluid and subject to change.
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As fluid accumulates, pressure builds, with one possible outcome being retinal detachment.
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For a laptop orchestra, that means turning fluid movement into sound value.
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And that twisting, ever fluid dynamic extends to each breaking news development.
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Cholera causes profuse diarrhea and fluid loss which can kill within hours.
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Molotov is a well-designed, fluid service that bends to your needs.
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Gabriel spent that fluid, post-punk era strategizing a new musical direction.
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I also made it structured underneath, but the fabric is very fluid.
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Soon after, Tristan's body began to retain a large amount of fluid.
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"If nothing else, we've learned that things are quite fluid," Volk said.
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They also have a surprising history of fluid sexuality and homoerotic behavior.
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Your doc will examine the ear and perhaps take a fluid simple.
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The former needs both oil to minimize engine friction and transmission fluid.
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They would use a fluid with enzymes to break apart the glue.
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Other parts of the frontline appeared unchanged and the situation remains fluid.
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Another was delivered by emergency cesarean section due to no amniotic fluid.
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" Says Fullman, "All the motions are intended to be fluid and organic.
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You touch the fluid, milky and viscous, cautiously, with your index finger.
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The talks are fluid and could still fall apart, these people warned.
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The vast majority of your daily fluid intake should come from water.
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It all made for a more fluid, and arguably better, political world.
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Those bones beat out a rhythm on the fluid-filled inner ear.
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The exhibition isn't about silent music, but fluid, visual representations of sound.
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I just need some fluid and some wine and I'll be alright.
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It requires antibiotics and rehydration via IV (and a specially formulated fluid).
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Fluid had accumulated in the baby's ventricles, putting pressure on her brain.
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Zika was found in the infant's brain, spinal cord, and amniotic fluid.
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The wound was leaking pinkish fluid but was evidently not life-threatening.
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It was also designing for a home that has become more fluid.
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Most importantly, both phones have the same smooth and fluid 90Hz screen.
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The exhibition, tracing a fluid, chronological circle, begins by establishing the location.
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The Zika virus lingers in semen, the reproductive fluid that contains sperm.
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His action sequences are fluid, and his dance moves are even better.
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"The situation in Juba remains fluid," the embassy said in a statement.
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It resulted in excruciating pain caused by spinal fluid in the brain.
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Freud famously argued that human sexuality is fluid, existing on a continuum.
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Don't go to the melody; it should be sharp, staccato, free, fluid.
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That's because sodium acts like a sponge in the body, absorbing fluid.
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Cool said she had nine pounds of fluid which was extremely painful.
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She went public with her correction fluid, called "Mistake Out," in 1956.
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When the mice were awake, however, spinal fluid barely flowed at all.
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The martini drinker is fluid in Latin, which is a dead language.
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He inserts an intravenous line with fluid to restore her blood pressure.
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Even with her physical movements, everything was quite big, and quite fluid.
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Her fluid movements seductive and self-possessed––an artist in her zone.
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Then, there are different celebrities that have come out as gender-fluid.
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And, most likely, we prefer to have concrete plans over fluid ones.
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But the situation is fluid and there's good reason to be optimistic.
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Ferrante puts viewers in the "splash zone," spraying them with vital fluid.
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The way I work is often very fluid, and not totally premeditated.
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The trouble was that "we" proved to be a rather fluid concept.
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It later returns as gravity pulls that fluid down in the body.
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His legs would fill with fluid and he was plagued by cramps.
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By day six, I'm barely putting out any fluid into my drains.
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Blinker Fluid, $6.95We can all think of someone who this is for.
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"Flu symptoms cause inflammation or fluid in your body," Dr. Holland says.
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The debate also proved that the top tier of candidates is fluid.
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Under the Obama administration, the recognition of gender identity became more fluid.
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Now, with disintegrating borders and fluid genders, her art is being tested.
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As she practiced in Oakland, her fluid, repetitive motions appeared almost effortless.
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They thought it was excess fluid, so they kept increasing my diuretics.
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Perhaps we might think of his talent, like his gender, as fluid.
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But I'm lucky because that line between scholar and collector is fluid.
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The properties of fluid dynamics make water difficult to control or predict.
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Finding a more fluid gender identity was as simple as choosing to.
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He recreates mythological and spiritual figures using pastel palettes and fluid shapes.
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Mr. Makee is an example of how fluid alliances can be here.
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This war keeps happening, we've talked about how fluid things are here.
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Gender is our individual identity: one that can be fluid or fixed.
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They had a major influence on the fluid shapes of Art Nouveau.
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After four days, the fluid was gone and the tube was removed.
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GENDER FLUID A term used by people whose identity shifts or fluctuates.
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"He cautions that this is a 'fluid' situation, meaning things can change."
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Then, let the fluid cool a bit and strain repeatedly through cheesecloth.
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The situation is fluid, but I would say 10% cancellation at most.
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Of course, this is a fluid situation and is subject to change.
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That can lead to pneumonia — when the lungs fill up with fluid.
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"Again, this is a fluid investigation that is still ongoing," he said.
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His death certificate blamed a heart attack and fluid in the lungs.
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The pulsing boosts blood flow and transports fluid out of the limbs.
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Instead, what's inside the pulse — resonance, fluid, potential — comes to the fore.
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It's double-edged: The goal is to make the market more fluid.
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They wrote in the study that they observed spaces where fluid accumulates.
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The figures include not only fluid sales but milk powder and cheeses.
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" Yola proudly describes her music as "genre-fluid" and "out of time.
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"There&aposs more uncertainty, it&aposs a very fluid situation," he said.
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Spaces looks like an early example of Microsoft's Fluid Framework for Office.
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They threaded fluid lines into her veins and readied a breathing tube.
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Amid this fluid situation, Mr. Trump faces several consequential decisions this week.
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The thick, white fluid filled two fat syringes the diameter of quarters.
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The animations of these menus were fluid, clever, and just overall excellent.
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Its 450 ml capacity equates to slightly more than 15 fluid ounces.
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Senators stressed that the path forward on the surveillance reauthorization is fluid.
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Intriguing, fluid and frequently funny interior monologues are what Thomas does best.
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In zero gravity, astronauts' blood and tissue fluid shifts toward the head.
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Who else might participate in the opening and closing statements remains fluid.
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Who else might participate in the opening and closing statements remains fluid.
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Then Woody sent him into the house for matches and lighter fluid.
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The end game What follows the witness vote is very, very fluid.
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Normally, you hold about half a liter of fluid in your lungs.
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Salt causes your body to retain fluid, which can increase blood pressure.
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Doctors gave her nausea medicine and intravenous fluid, and sent her home.
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Gender theorists tell us that gender identity is non-binary and fluid.
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On which team does the gender fluid or gender nonconforming student play?
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