" - Becky, 26 "Toilet that flushed with a bucket.
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"She moved slowly and breathlessly, her face flushed," Freeman described.
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"Bodies Meld Together" is flushed and headspinning, desperate with desire.
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His face flushed, Mr. Sanders did not speak at all.
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I fished them out and flushed them down the bidet.
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"Yes," I said, blowing air onto my baby's flushed face.
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Flushed all the cane toads out of my brothers dam.
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Was it this which made her cheeks look so flushed?
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A large raptor flushed in deep woods — perhaps a goshawk?
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She sprayed the toilet bowl, flushed, and repeated the process.
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Month three rolled around, more flushed pads, more overflowed toilet.
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When she emerged from the rally, her cheeks were flushed.
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Excess zinc will just be flushed out of your body.
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Ahead, an easy guide to looking gorgeously flushed all season long.
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By the time she stopped, she looked flushed, out of breath.
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Cloud Forest has an indoor mountain that is flushed with life ...
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His guilty, flushed face told me everything I needed to know.
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My father's face flushed as he tried to hold back laughter.
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Yet beyond the artifice he also sounds flushed, rapturous, in love.
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The sole sign of life is in the infant's flushed cheeks.
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"The money is just getting flushed down the drain," he said.
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Brown posted a flushed emoji, which features its eyes bugged out.
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Then the harmless shards of virus get flushed down the drain.
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When something is flushed down the toilet, it's typically lost forever.
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Both were caused by wet wipes being flushed down the toilet.
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The doctor flushed her ear with water, but it didn't budge.
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"I think everyone's flushed what happened today, and we're moving on."
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Hadi lay down on a stretcher to have his eyes flushed.
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I get goose bumps and a flushed feeling in my chest.
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Years later, I also flushed our parakeet, James Van der Beak.
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It is better to be flushed away, kept at a distance.
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I just got my ears flushed so now I have supersonic hearing.
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Miranda, who is a prodigious tweeter, responded with a flushed face emoji.
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I used q-tips, flushed my ear out with the tub tap.
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Why hadn't one of the inmate janitors taken them and flushed them?
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There might be some cases where the water is not well-flushed.
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And that is what we, the flushed viewers at home, respond to.
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"Education in particular was just being flushed down the toilet," she said.
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Drugs that are flushed can taint our rivers, lakes and water supplies.
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His cheeks turn flushed after he gives a speech to a group.
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Residents have grown used to short showers, and loos are seldom flushed.
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GUTFELD: Somebody flushed something down the toilet, and that delayed a flight.
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Nintendo took all that hard work and flushed it down the drain.
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And it's even more unusual to see it flushed out so quickly.
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She was flushed, listless, her little fists clung tightly to his shirt.
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Kardashian explains that North West accidentally flushed Kanye's iPhone down a toilet.
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"The (backwardation) structure has flushed out oil in storage," Eng Hian said.
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Qualley's updo hairstyle and flushed makeup also helped enhance the elegant look.
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She flushed the eye with water and went to emergency eye services.
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"What Trump has done is he's flushed out these impostors," he added.
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But you may still have flushed skin, watery eyes, and runny nose.
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" His face flushed, his nose running, Brock said, "I think I'm hallucinating.
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He entered the hearing with his jaw set and his face flushed.
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I wiped the last of the shaving foam from my flushed neck.
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Because of narrow pipes, toilet paper cannot be flushed down the toilet.
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She said the reading was high because she was flushed and upset.
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Because, you know, she flushed her hamster down the toilet in the airport.
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Geraldine let loose a snort and flushed, remembering she wasn't alone this evening.
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Croplands had to be flushed with larger and larger volumes of river water.
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There's also the alcoholic businessman who gets flushed on planes and hotel bars.
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I've got more thoughts on this' but they are not flushed out yet.
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When a toilet is flushed with the lid open, this causes " toilet plume".
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Again T3 was flushed out; again he quickly disappeared back into the forest.
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I felt my face get flushed as they showed me their, ahem, skills.
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This new study looked at what happened when the gel was flushed out.
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"She has more direction and she's a more flushed out character," she said.
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After what seemed like an eternity, the damn thing flushed, and I emerged.
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She kept her makeup minimal with a subtle rosy lip and flushed cheeks.
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It was quiet enough to hear the wing beats of a flushed flicker.
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When the clerk returned, he immediately recognized the decision in our flushed faces.
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Urban Decay NAKED Flushed Palette earns our vote because it's simple and versatile.
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She washed it with tap water and flushed out two moving adult worms.
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During hot flashes, women suddenly feel uncomfortably warm, become flushed and begin sweating.
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Whenever I flushed the toilet, I would run out of our small bathroom.
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With proper preparation, the toxin, hydrogen cyanide, can be flushed out with water.
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"You're not real men!" sneered a teenage girl, her cheeks flushed with anger.
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"You'll never forget your travels with Jacques," Martine promises, flushed with remembered ecstasies.
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In her lap lies a flushed, writhing ball of flesh with no name.
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It flushed water over his gills — the equivalent of giving a human oxygen.
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Flushed cheeks, sparkling eyes and visible puffs of breath are not a given.
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One day that same toilet started to gurgle when the other was flushed.
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My face flushed and I was so taken aback, I really, truly was.
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Sucking up the shit flushed away by culture, sucking out the clean air.
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"At the operator level, there was confusion and that needed to be flushed out and perhaps still needs to be flushed out," said James Norton, a Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Department of Homeland Security during the Bush administration.
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Then Aldecosea—for reasons privy only to her—flushed that hamster down the toilet.
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Afterwards, I feel calm, my skin is baby soft, and my cheeks are flushed.
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Suppose it was in western Long Island Sound, which is not so well-flushed.
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You can also use Benefit's Benetint on your cheeks for a naturally flushed look.
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He has acted like a turd and deserves to get flushed into obscurity. Damn!
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Springtime is synonymous with pastel eye shadow, sheer lipstick shades and subtly flushed cheeks.
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It disintegrates rapidly, after being flushed, into the fibres from which it is made.
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Also, more needs to be flushed out around token-holder protections and democratic participation.
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My face flushed red with shame and I felt guilty and angry at myself.
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Drummond flushed a fastbreak dunk after a Phoenix turnover to make it 93-84.
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At first I think we all thought it was water until the toilet flushed.
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With that much water, soil, detergent, fabric softener residue, and bacteria were flushed away.
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Roos was naked from the waist up, her heavy breasts flushed from the heat.
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After being flushed, the lenses float through the wastewater system to sewage treatment plants.
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Thus extra money will be flushed into the economy, raising inflation and triggering growth.
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Paula Stanton accidentally flushed her 20th-anniversary diamond ring down the toilet in 2009.
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"These items are things that should never be flushed down the toilet," he said.
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Work colleagues tend not to interpret a flushed face as a sign of incompetence.
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Finally, at long last, it looks like the Parrish poop train has been flushed.
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Someone flushed a necklace that one of the black girls had down the toilet.
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"The Frame" hangs effortlessly flushed to your wall, just like a real picture frame would.
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She then threw the headphones on the floor, and flight attendants flushed them with water.
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That is now a forlorn wish, which has been flushed away along with many others.
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Campbell was flushed out of his house when the SWAT team fired tear gas inside.
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Flushed with success, Dr Zhang is now turning his attention to the reverse-osmosis membranes.
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My head swam, my face was flushed, and I couldn't wait to try it again.
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Afterwards, I find myself adorably sweaty, flushed, blissed out, and often ready to pass out.
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My blood pressure spiked, and my cheeks flushed with a mixture of embarrassment and anger.
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Things escalate quickly: Fists are pounded, faces are flushed, fingers are jabbed, chairs are flung.
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"I felt like it was her time to win," Adele said, face flushed, hands flying.
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Had his use of the neti pot successfully flushed wrinkle-producing gunk from his sinuses?
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About half was paper towels, newspaper and other trash that obviously should never be flushed.
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That liquid gets flushed down the drain, and treated like any other type of wastewater.
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He flushed home two more dunks, the first off of beautiful ball movement in transition.
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I'd lie there, flushed and ashamed, promising myself and Jesus I'd never do it again.
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A police raid flushed him out of the neighborhood in Brussels where he grew up.
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My doc re-opened my knee at the incision site and flushed it with water.
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Once fat cells are killed and flushed out of the body, they cannot grow back.
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"The breach has flushed out the eastern part of Great South Bay," Mr. Romaine said.
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He had flushed face, he had the red eye and he was in definite distress.
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A flushed Alexandrova exits the court, reaches the tunnel off the court, stops and sits.
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I told him he couldn't have the fetus — I had flushed it down the toilet.
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"I'm very sorry for everything that happened," she said tearfully in Spanish, her face flushed.
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My sister's face was drowsy, eyes half-lidded, her cheeks and nose flushed with sunburn.
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"Woke up like," followed by another emoji of a face with eyes wide, cheeks flushed.
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"Why were you always so distant, so cold?" he demanded, his face flushed and twisted.
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Some fans burned jerseys bearing his name and number; others flushed them into the sewers.
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The reporter's face was flushed as she tried to keep up with all the stars.
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He was allegedly cremated, his ashes flushed down a toilet bowl, according to an angry Duterte.
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DuPont's own instructions specified that it was not to be flushed into surface water or sewers.
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The subtle eye makeup and slightly flushed cheeks were exactly what you'd expect of bridal makeup.
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Linda Bell said flight attendants quickly corralled the scorpion and flushed it down an airplane toilet.
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The NARS velvet matte lip pencil in the shade Dolce Vita for a natural flushed tint.
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We'd get after the passer, get a little bit of a pass-rush, get them flushed.
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The tagging process takes about 10 minutes, during which the shark's gills are flushed with water.
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Who doesn't want flushed skin like Snow White or an oceans-worth of hydration like Ariel?
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But the squatter abandoned its hideout once Pan flushed the ear canal with a saline liquid.
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In other words, find a way to make sure their money wasn't flushed down the drain.
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Central lines are often flushed with saline or heparin, a blood thinner, to keep them clear.
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"Went and flushed the toilet and my entire house started shaking," said Nathan Larsen on Twitter.
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There was something almost ghostly about his face: pale, white and flushed red in equal measure.
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The river was so high that even areas unaffected by the openings were flushed with freshwater.
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But the study theorizes that some escaped their leafy tombs by being flushed out with rainwater.
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The drugs and blood are flushed from the organs when they are removed from the body.
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"The breach allows flushing of the bay, but it's being flushed into the ocean," he said.
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"There is still complacency that needs to be flushed out — notably in the US," he said.
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The program scans the computer and presents a list of file types that can be flushed.
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" He has also suggested at campaign rallies that some toilets need to be flushed "10 times.
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Ms. Lai froze, soup spoon suspended midair and face flushed, and opened her mouth to speak.
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Warren, who is sixty-nine, is thin and sprightly, with bright-blue eyes and flushed cheeks.
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The voyeur, without any guilt, silently flushed all the remaining drugs and marijuana down the toilet.
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By 2014, tractors, combines and other equipment had flushed 10 million people out of the sector.
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And don't forget that the toilet generates an aerosol when flushed, and the aerosol can be inhaled.
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"Fat cells don't convert over to water to then get flushed out of your system," she says.
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But once that increased connectivity became prevalent, a kind of shared consciousness flushed them into the open.
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During this period, that technology sort of gets flushed out and starts to find its initial niche.
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After pill four, I called my therapist and flushed the rest of the pills down the toilet.
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The 15-year-old is lowering her flushed makeup-free face into her hands and giggling uncontrollably.
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That night I went home and flushed all the pot I had stashed in my underwear drawer.
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"Imagine how many data get flushed down the toilet," says Erin Baumgartner, one of the lab's directors.
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After divorcing, he decided that "the ring represented a failed marriage" and flushed it down the toilet.
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Aquamation uses lye, not acid, and similar fluids are flushed down the drain during the embalming process.
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The Urban Decay NAKED Flushed Palette gives you sculpted cheekbones in seconds with blush, highlighter, and bronzer.
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While we all need water, drinking until our "urine is clear" is money (and water) flushed away.
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One worker said that his house had no water, so he flushed the toilet with melted snow.
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They mix with tiny plastic beads found in products like cosmetics and cleaners that were flushed away.
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But he himself stood gamely, his polo shirt untucked, looking flushed beneath his anemone of white hair.
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Scattered into the air or flushed down water pipes, the fibers eventually reach the ocean via waterways.
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When it cools down, the fat tends to solidify around other flushed items such as wet wipes.
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Chicken and rice, hold the onions (an angry-looking man, cheeks flushed, in a wrinkled blue suit).
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For me, there was no note passing with friends in class, no flushed faces after brushing hands.
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As soon as the heroin flushed out of my system, my PTSD symptoms returned with a vengeance.
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If gays were being flushed away, then surely Prince would be the first one down the bowl!
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Later we find he left a log in the toilet and never flushed because my dad startled him.
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Two girls, their cheeks flushed in the cold air, dash upstairs and push past me into the house.
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If the user wanted to use a different protein, the liquid could be flushed out through a filter.
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Their eggs are flushed out, gutted of their genetic information, and fused with DNA harvested from the biopsy.
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"The contaminated well has been identified and shut down and the lines are being flushed," the alert said.
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It's a complicated narrative, flushed throughout with the manifold plot twists and color saturation that are Park's signature.
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This Republican health care bill needs to either be flushed down the toilet or thrown in the garbage.
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"Willa Gray got into my scissors this morning," Akins, 27, jokingly wrote along with a flushed face emoji.
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Flushed right from the pocket, Rivers saw Henry streaking across the end zone for a 227-yard completion.
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I flushed, but I was able to swallow my rage enough to point to the official immigration checklist.
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The filter replaces his short black hair with long locks, flushed cheeks and a bit of eye makeup.
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To test the facilities, the officials simultaneously turned on lights and flushed toilets in apartments on several floors.
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When I flushed, I saw the contents of the toilet fall directly onto the tracks rushing by below.
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Prince said it appears some of the edibles were ingested and that others were flushed down the toilet.
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Zazi flushed the explosives down a toilet and flew back to Colorado, where he was arrested almost immediately.
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When she had finished, she flushed three times, turned off the faucet, and went back up the stairs.
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It was then drained of blood, flushed with a preservative solution, placed on ice, and flown to Cincinnati.
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City officials have continued to ease restrictions on the use of tap water while workers flushed water pipes.
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"There's a Turkish guy helping me out, telling me what I am doing is right," she says, flushed.
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Flushed out of the pocket, Mahomes sprinted right, then a bit upfield while being trailed by two defenders.
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"I was cleaning and knew I must have flushed it down," she told the Press of Atlantic City.
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I noticed that his prison-pale face had grown flushed, that he looked younger than his 70 years.
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It appears anxiety over the North Korea nuclear missile threat is getting flushed out of the stock market.
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Flushed down the toilet as a pet, he becomes a giant mutant alligator who lives in the sewers.
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Todd, who had buzzed hair, flushed cheeks, and a disarming smile, said that he still struggled with drugs.
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Or, rather, a drain, in the middle of the map, where the whole world will get flushed away.
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Under more average precipitation scenarios, the nitrogen would be flushed out of the soil during the growing year.
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She went into a restroom at the Baltimore-Washington International Airport, dropped Pebbles in the bowl, and flushed.
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"When I read about it in Life magazine, I flushed the pills down the toilet," says Jones, now 62.
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The state got way too much rain, which flushed nutrients from over-fertilized farms into its canals and reservoirs.
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Cloud favors rich, often dark paint that is built up then occasionally flushed with solvent, leaving color chunks behind.
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Inside, Lilian was brightly lit, her cheeks flushed as if she had just come in from a winter wind.
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"The impeachment-obsessed Democrats just flushed their majority down the toilet," said National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Michael McAdams.
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Previous expansions and agricultural wastewater dumped into the canal flushed it away, but recreating it could be cost-effective.
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And if it leaves a tingling feeling afterwards and a flushed, irritated face, then it must be really working.
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Peeing after sex ensures that any potential bacteria that has entered the urinary tract during sex is flushed out.
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I want it to look like they just went running for two blocks and they're a little bit flushed.
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The attack came after Foos flushed the man's drugs down the toilet because he watched him sell to children.
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I mean, who feels sexy when you are having your breasts removed and poisonous toxins flushed through your veins?
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Banks extended their rally as they are flushed with deposits after India late last year banned higher-value banknotes.
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The toilet had been flushed, and Dane was long gone before the he could be pulled back to safety.
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He flushed out the last traces of it with his instant-classic blocked shot late in the fourth quarter.
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Seeing that I had flushed the last of my dope three days earlier, I was right on the money.
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One shows them topless and tenderly touching each other in bed, their faces flushed with the thrill of discovery.
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Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at the Commonwealth Financial Network, said the recent scares may have flushed out sellers.
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In one scene, she raps along to MOP's "Ante Up" while driving, flushed with a bit of sleuthing success.
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I was getting excited, but having sensitive, very easily irritated eyes, I was worried I had just flushed $100.
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Dairy should be flushed with cold water then treated with an enzyme-based stain remover (like Zout) and laundered.
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Drugs and other chemicals that are flushed into the sewage system have presented regulators with a puzzle for years.
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It is often assumed that tampons can be flushed down the toilet, in part because they are so small.
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"When you keep things to yourself, sometimes it doesn't get through the system, doesn't get flushed out," he said.
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Pollen levels are elevated, but will soon be flushed out: We're expecting rain tomorrow and through the weekend. Woof.
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If the fluid is replaced and the bacteria flushed out or killed by antibiotics, the patient is usually fine.
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My throat was tight, my cheeks were flushed, and my scarlet lipstick was probably fading, but I didn't care.
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Some forms of natural cat litter clump better than others and some can even be flushed down the toilet.
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"The flight attendant reported that he went to the restroom and flushed the toilet twice," Alkhawaldeh told CBS DFW.
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"Somehow there was never any hygiene problem, because the whole area is always flushed out during urination," he explains.
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Brown, 29, commented on both pictures with the face-flushed emoji — even leaving two emojis on one of the photos.
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After my night cleanse I notice a sorry-looking red patch on my cheek, along with a rather flushed face.
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There are professional-quality photos of me from that night, my cheeks flushed, my cracked lips red from the wine.
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Your hair was sticking up, your cheeks were flushed, and you were at your most radiant and comfortable and peaceful.
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It's caption reads, ""Fresh, spirited American troops, flushed with victory, are bringing in thousands of hungry, ragged, battle-weary prisoners.
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Ana is more of a ground-based hero, but Widowmaker and Hanzo are easily flushed out by a Winston push.
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Their protective layer liquidized, draining down into the stones where it would be flushed away by the next high tide.
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But when you remove it, it essentially eats away one of the components and the dye molecules are flushed out.
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"They can't even run a caucus and they want to run the government," he tweeted alongside a flushed-face emoji.
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The star responded, "I got rid of all my filler," with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji.
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Belgian authorities believe it was Abdeslam and an accomplice who were flushed out of the apartment during that Tuesday gunbattle.
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Some of the more sensational scenes include Lawrence burning in flames and a human heart being flushed down the toilet.
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At Love Field in Dallas before getting on the plane, I bought a small jar of cherries and flushed them.
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Lewinsky – now an anti-bullying advocate – reacted on Twitter to the comment with just one emoji: the flushed smiley face.
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Diamond in the muck She lost her wedding ring nine years ago when she accidentally flushed it down the toilet.
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First, things are drawn from me, then things are flushed in and out of me, then things drip into me.
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I assumed that applying additional color to my cheeks would make me look clown-like instead of flushed and alert.
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In the second quarter, Haskins, making his second career start, got flushed from the pocket by the New York Jets.
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The hope was that with time, the leaching pipes would eventually subside after being flushed with the less corrosive water.
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Apple's report outlines various ways leaked pieces leave factories, from being stashed inside bras to flushed out into sewer systems.
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" He asked Mr. Lochte, 32, who was still flushed, how he was feeling after witnessing "that kind of strong emotion.
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A vulture picking at road kill stared as we drove by, and little red-winged blackbirds flushed from the fields.
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And Mr. Raniere, who sat solemnly through the proceedings, his face flushed, was shown from the room one last time.
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When I peed, these bacteria would be flushed out, which is why it's so important to drink lots of water.
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"Is this what God eats?!" one character asked another, trembling, cheeks flushed, eyes wide with the shock of its pleasure.
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Some finds its way into our rivers or the oceans, either flushed into water systems or blown by wind currents.
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That's why we got involved in this case, for fear that she was going to get flushed through the system.
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His light skin is flushed pink in the heat and his moustache is a jet black straight from a bottle.
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He blew his nose for a while in the stall, urinated, defecated, then flushed the broken wishbone down the toilet.
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Jacob flushed (his face and the urinal), washed too quickly to accomplish anything, and scrambled back out to the others.
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Four months passed and I began to get the feeling that I'd flushed a large chunk of my annual income away.
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On the right, she's pictured after using a full-coverage foundation, looking a touch flushed but otherwise fresh-faced and dewy.
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"I love looking like you just had a really hot and heavy makeout session," she says of a naturally flushed look.
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During the procedure, a tube is inserted into the rectum and gallons of water are flushed through the colon, she says.
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Based on flow rate, it's supposed to be able to automatically pick apart showers, running faucets, flushed toilets, and so on.
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A mass of fetal remains had lodged in a piece of equipment, apparently flushed down a drain somewhere within city limits.
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If she did stay with the women, the Super Idol would be flushed and either Scot or Jason would go home.
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So, I went up into my bedroom, one day, and I took all my medications and flushed them down the toilet.
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Map by LaTigre During the mock flood, some of the dark pellets had been flushed down the spillway, into Lake Pontchartrain.
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" She added that Fox News should address the government money that is "being flushed down a toilet for this political theater.
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The art of the game, the style that makes basketball worth watching, has been flushed in favor of determinism and organization.
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I called Sarah and I sang it to her while I was driving, and suddenly I flushed out a whole story.
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Bandali has also gotten the landlord involved, had the sewage system flushed twice, and had the restaurant tested for carbon monoxide.
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After realizing that what is flushed away can actually point to potential health problems, Kashyap created a toilet seat called TrueLoo.
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I told Mark thanks and hung up, even though he may have flushed my dreams of a deduction down the drain.
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But what happens to the coating as it gets slowly flushed down into the sewer system and out into the world?
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However, the idea that Americans, flushed with new hope, are flocking to the mall in a Trump boomlet seems…pretty silly.
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Just over a week after the terror group was flushed out of his hometown, Mr. Saleh was making a visual statement.
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That was Annie Moore, flushed with embarrassment at the unexpected fuss being made of her by the officials on the island.
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One subplot involves pets that humans have flushed down the toilet or gotten rid of, as the animals plot their revenge.
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Casey Weathers, a former first round pick who flushed out of MLB because injuries and ineffectiveness, rejuvenated his career at Driveline.
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The brains flushed with this solution four hours after death showed reduced cell death; restored blood vessel structure and circulatory function; preserved anatomical and cell architecture, and restored some cellular inflammatory responses, spontaneous neural activity at synapses and active metabolism when compared with rapidly decomposing brains that were flushed with a solution lacking the same necessary ingredients.
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The camera goes in close when they hit the weights, emphasizing bulging veins, beads of sweat, grunts, flushed skin, and tensing muscles.
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It's no Vinylic Lip, but the color payoff is best described as your-lips-but-better, with a naturally flushed, glazed finish.
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After he refused to exit, a standoff ensued until tear gas flushed him out and he was arrested about 7:30 a.m.
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It's a different story when you've accidentally dropped and flushed your phone or your car keys down the same ceramic black hole.
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Residents are cautioned that it will take weeks for the system to be properly flushed out and there may be lingering issues.
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Then I saged the whole computer to chase the negativity back into the bowl, and then I flushed that down the toilet.
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Those sketches were then flushed out more fully in Cinema 4D, which Schuster tells us is the studio's primary 3D software program.
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My heart began to pound through my chest, my muscles tensed up, and I could feel my face prickle as it flushed.
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Post-box, with flushed cheeks and messy hair, the couple reported back this sensual experience: Liekens: And what happened when you scissored?
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This year, however, a heavy rainy season flushed more pollutants into the water, which gave the algae an extra boost of nutrients.
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I lay down on the bed-like structure, inserted the nozzle into my rectum and spent the next hour getting flushed out.
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That rise may not be hurting the market yet, in part because it has flushed would-be buyers off of the sidelines.
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Some wear it patted onto their lips for a pretty flushed stain, while others pile it on for an intense goth look.
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While Hickox may have had appeared flushed on landing, Christie's claim that she was showing symptoms of the Ebola virus is false.
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Models at Topman design's Spring/Summer 2017 show during men's fashion week looked decidedly flushed, and it wasn't just around the cheeks.
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"About a week ago, we argued and Larissa ran to the bathroom and flushed the wedding ring down the toilet," Johnson confirms.
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Many of the unused drugs, however, aren't properly disposed of and instead end up in a landfill or flushed down a toilet.
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He had been drinking, his face was flushed, and his eyes focussed suddenly on her, as though surprised that she was there.
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Then everyone burst out laughing, and I flushed with embarrassment as Astrid, striding across the room, pulled off an intricate latex mask.
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Ms. Truesdell connected Sir Kensington's to chickpea producers who were more than happy to sell what they had previously just flushed away.
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One after another, the runners crossed the finish line, face flushed, hair damp with sweat, breathing hard and staggering to a stop.
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If the gut was infected and its good bacteria flushed out or overpopulated by more virulent strains, it would be less affected.
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They estimate that billions of contact lenses — weighing at least 22 metric tons — may be flushed in the United States every year.
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He walked through the kitchen, opened and closed the fridge, picked up stray toys, flushed toilets, and turned faucets on and off.
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Perhaps that why he begins reexperiencing the kind of visions he thought he'd flushed out forever at the end of Season 2.
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However, since the pipes had been flushed, many parents and environmental advocates expressed concern that the results could not be relied upon.
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It's definitive features include crossed eyes, flushed cheeks, and a lolling, drooling tongue—and on their own, none of these are explicit.
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With this treatment, a fluid called dialysate (water, electrolytes and salts) is flushed into a patient's abdomen through a surgically implanted catheter.
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The remains linger there for another one to three days, fermenting and being formed into what ultimately is flushed down the toilet.
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Within a week, the Maroons had flushed Tacky and what remained of his insurgency out of the woods and toward the coast.
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The consciousness isn't a pollutant that needs to be flushed from the system; it's the fuel and animating urgency of the encounter.
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At the latter two airlines, the NTSB found that he failed to finish training and was promptly flushed out of those carriers.
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It's great to have something on your skin overnight, so that you wake up the next morning lovely, and flushed, and nourished.
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With this treatment, a fluid called dialysate (water, electrolytes and salts) is flushed into a patient's abdomen through a surgically implanted catheter.
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You may have recalled seeing many women buried in a copy of Fifty Shades of Grey in public, their faces flushed and red.
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When that happens, some people choose to go to hospital to have their intestines flushed, but I just deal with it at home.
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"Bacteria in bathrooms will come from feces, which can be aerosolized a bit when toilets, especially lidless toilets, are flushed," Setlow told Newsweek.
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A frantic Radziwill rushed over to Jackie's apartment in New York City, where she flushed all of Jackie's prescription drugs down the toilet.
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In the summer, flushed cheeks mean you just ran up a flight of stairs after hopping off the crowded, air conditioner-free subway.
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"All main lines have been flushed and are clear, however there may be some residual in your service lines," the mayor's office said.
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The fire spread so quickly that residents, flushed out of their homes all at once, clogged the highways, according to the LA Times.
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By contrast Mr Kavanaugh, who was flushed from the start and dripping with sweat and tears by the end, trembled with righteous anger.
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Remember the spectacular, swirling situation Rihanna wore to the Met Gala, her hair in a topknot and her makeup flushed a matching pink?
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Other environmentalists provided other arguments for leaving the breach alone—including the fact that it flushed out pollution and pulled in fresh water.
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After she dropped some promotional shots for her Savage X Fenty "Naughty Not Nice" holiday collection, Brown left "flushed" emojis underneath the comments.
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As Ernest stepped out of the hotel room, seething, its skin tone was noticeably rosy, flushed, no longer oxygen-starved but healthy again.
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Although Viall appeared to be flushed and didn't have much of an answer for the Arkansas native when she told him, the Feb.
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Guests were relocated from rooms served by that system, and those rooms won't be occupied until the system is properly flushed, he said.
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Allen testified he flushed his condom after the sex ... unlike Rose who said he took his with him when they left the apartment.
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Unlike traditional tests, Lia's tests are made from a special paper that will disperse in water and biodegrade, allowing it to be flushed.
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"The thing of it is, I really didn't want to go to the doctor," he said, noting he flushed his eye several times.
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Ankara is worried that the Kurds may make territorial gains near the Turkish border if ISIS is finally flushed out of the area.
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A cigar draped from his mouth, his torso flushed with piles of cash, in front of him is a cage full of skeletons.
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All of that hard work — months of wearing loose-fitting activewear and expertly avoiding the paparazzi — would have been flushed down the tubes!
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Officials said it would take about 48 hours for all of the potentially THC-laced water to be flushed from the water system.
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Here's a really bad, aggressive, and totally sober [crying laughing emoji, flushed face emoji, and prayer hands emoji] version of breaking free. Yep.
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When chemical pesticides, paint, oil, cosmetics, chemical cleaners or expired medication get flushed away, they quickly make their way into the local watershed.
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In custody for seven years after French troops flushed him out of a presidential bunker, Gbagbo could be freed as soon as Wednesday.
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When you're awake, you blink a lot, so it's constantly being flushed out, leaving behind only the mucus that keeps your eyes moist.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Sunday slashed key rates by 100 basis points, boosted asset purchases and has flushed the system with liquidity.
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And in 2013, a Brooklyn man said he was hit with toilet shrapnel when he flushed during scheduled plumbing work on his building.
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But one New Jersey resident never gave up hope that her diamond ring would return after she accidentally flushed it down the toilet.
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Happy are those who had such moments in their youth ... The snow kept falling, melting on our flushed faces and silvering our hair.
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Pharmaceuticals, which are also frequently flushed down the drain, have been found in our drinking water, and the consequences are not fully known.
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Gene Weingarten, a syndicated columnist, described what happened when he flushed a small amount of cat litter down his daughter's toilet last year.
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Fohm dispenses a gentle, pH-balanced cleanser onto your toilet paper, effectively transforming it into a wet wipe that can be flushed safely.
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Even in rehearsal, their duets are flushed and furious, their feverish kisses becoming plausible simulacrums of the ones you imagine dotting actual affairs.
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As they waited for a nurse at the FPAN clinic, Ramba and Dusha sat on a wooden bench, flushed from their long walk.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Sunday slashed key rates by 100 basis points, boosted asset purchases and has flushed the system with liquidity.
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But after Katrina flushed four feet of water through the building, the authority that runs the airport decided to restore its prior glory.
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Yes, thoroughly-cleansed post-facial skin feels great... but the blotchy, flushed aftermath that renders us housebound for hours after extractions and a peel?
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So to clean out clogs or jams, the Skid Shot's barrel can be easily removed with a quick twist, and flushed out with water.
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Fanning's glam squad teamed the gorgeous dress with a beautiful braided updo (adorned with multi-color flowers!), flushed cheeks and a rosy pink lip.
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It's hard to imagine being furious without the physical accoutrements that come with it: a flushed face, a racing heart, clenched teeth, flared nostrils.
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The question is whether workers flushed out of the industry and into a resurgent U.S. labor market will head back to the oil patch.
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When a toilet is flushed with the lid open, this causes "toilet plume" and microscopic particles of human waste are propelled into the air.
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This pink-based nude is infused with moisturizing vitamin E and hydrating oils for a glossy, lightweight feel that creates a naturally-flushed effect.
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Spirit Airlines refused to allow a hamster on board as an emotional-support animal and it ended up being flushed down an airport toilet.
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I'd sip all night on the expensive nectar, starting out flirtatious and fun but ending with my face flushed and facing a toilet bowl.
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After a week, the connections between the legs and the core dissolve away, so the whole thing gets safely flushed out of the body.
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I would also like to give a shout out to Nigel, the in-office Yorkie I cuddled with after getting my insides flushed out.
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I stumbled in late to the staff meeting, my face flushed and sweaty, deep creases worn into both cheeks from the Oculus Rift headset.
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"There are criminal elements in the forest which must be flushed out," Judi Wakhungu, Kenya's environment minister, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Redler said the push above 2,365/2,370 drew in traders who were confident the market gains would hold, and it also flushed out shorts.
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Dos Santos Lima reveals she flushed her ring down the toilet — "I was not happy," she explains — and her mother-in-law is shocked.
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Kalanick has since left his operational role at Uber, as the company reels from a workplace culture investigation that flushed out many key employees.
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Research shows that washing one load of acrylic-based clothing can release 700,000 plastic microfibers into the water, which gets flushed into the environment.
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So I think when more people like that come here, they start to get those places flushed out because they don't go there anymore.
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Just before removal, they're flushed with a cold preservation solution, and ice may be placed in the body cavities to help cool them down.
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There were a bunch of songs in between that sounded like Nouns-era that could've been flushed out a bit to sound more interesting.
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After a chemical gets into it, an eye must immediately be flushed with water, under the sink or in the bath, for 20 minutes.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Sunday slashed key rates by 100 basis points, boosted asset purchases and has since flushed the system with liquidity.
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Ben flushed his meds after sexy time with Ruth didn't go well, but Wendy's worry seems all about the business and not his health.
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On 123rd-and-goal from the Texans&apos 5-yard line, Mahomes was flushed out of the pocket and ran left toward the sideline.
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Tyler, too, is flushed with annoyance, blowing his nose loudly in the vivid-white handkerchief that looks to Luce like a flag of surrender.
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The most disturbing is "Self-Portrait: Laughing" from 1907 — a small, maniacal close-up of Gerstl, face flushed, eyes aflame, with a toothy grin.
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And because there are people who need to be flushed out of the system for their go-along-get-along attitudes and worse behaviors.
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A college student flushed her pet hamster down a toilet after Spirit Airlines wouldn't let her fly with the animal, according to her attorney.
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They should be fever-free and have stopped showing signs of being sick like being flushed or sweating for 24 hours before going back.
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If the lawyer explained to the police why the cash was flushed in the first place, the authorities aren't sharing that information with the press.
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If you've really flushed them, your phone and keys won't see the light of day until they reach the sewage treatment plant in your area.
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Its prime target now is wet wipes, which are often flushed down toilets and are discharged into the river from the sewers after heavy rainfall.
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Bari said there was a risk that polio vaccines would not be effective in malnourished children suffering from diarrhea because they would be flushed out.
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It's frustrating as these situations are totally avoidable and caused by fat, oil and grease being washed down sinks and wipes flushed down the loo.
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It is it's own new game, a kind of flushed pinball dream where figments of your imagination manifest as objects to batter with metal balls.
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As he flushed, and opened the gooseneck valve to the tank, the plane hit a pocket of dead air and dropped, like 15 feet vertically.
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The original "Roots," which aired in 1977 to record audiences still flushed from America's bicentennial, seared slavery into the American consciousness in an unprecedented way.
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Flushed with his success in the European elections, Matteo Salvini, the leader of the League, wants to rewrite the EU's rules rather than follow them.
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It is safe to assume that the #Never Trump crowd's moral aspersions would be flushed down the memory hole the moment Trump vacated the nomination.
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They didn't just run out into a combat arena and wait to get shot, but flanked, flushed with grenades, and kept up blazing suppressing fire.
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That's when the officer observed that Brant, who lives in Greenwich, Connecticut, allegedly had a "flushed face, slow speech and glazed eyes," the statement says.
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With a few strokes draped down my cheeks, my face was flushed and glowing (thanks to the ultra-fine flecks of golden shimmer) and awake.
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Consider the toilet plume, an "invisible cloud" of "fecal bacteria and other microorganisms" that can be released into the air when a toilet is flushed.
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"They were using a forehead scanner, and I was distressed and a little bit upset and so my cheeks were flushed," Hickox explained to Crowley.
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This gives the stain remover time to break down the grass stain (and any dirt underneath) so it can be flushed away in the washer.
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On 10 miles of trail, I had flushed several grouse, and stepped over moose, coyote and bear scat, but I had not encountered another soul.
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When Spirit Airlines didn't let her board the plane, her owner flushed her down the toilet after she says a Spirit Airlines employee suggested it.
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Her face was flushed and her eyes puffy from crying, but she looked into the phone mounted on her dashboard and pressed the record button.
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People who are believed to have histamine intolerance may also experience diarrhea, headache, asthma, flushed skin, wheezing, abdominal cramps, itching, and hives, Dr. Irani says.
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Grouse, which he said he hunts on his property near Cooperstown, N.Y., need to be flushed out of the brush before you can shoot them.
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Hofman explains that it's down to the constant re-circulation of the water, unlike a normal aquaponics system where the dirty fluid is flushed out.
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For me, the day after the election was a Highlander-like flood of previous misconceptions being flushed away, of half-considered possibilities being throw open.
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This was the first time they'd met—but, after more than a year of sighing letters, Locke had come to Paris flushed with amorous feeling.
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Indian banks have been flushed with billions of dollars of deposits after the government announced withdrawal of high value currency notes to unearth black money.
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Abdallah said he was told that the crew was also suspicious because he flushed the toilet twice while using the lavatory during the initial delay.
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Those troughs are periodically flushed into an earthen hole in the ground called a lagoon in a mixture of water, pig excrement and anaerobic bacteria.
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"What is this that have you brought into my house?" he asked, and Ibrahim did not answer, but he flushed and trembled, eyes cast down.
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This is why a headache, dizziness, flushed face and—as I've previously written about—a stuffy nose are common side effects, particularly in younger men.
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The €500 bills had been cut up and flushed, but they clogged pipes and were eventually discovered in a trash can and inside the toilets.
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"It's probably no coincidence that a number of deals have been flushed out since Amazon announced a takeover of Whole Foods last summer," Khalaf added.
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"We flushed a year or more and half of our seed funding on this project I'm to blame for—the total low point," he said.
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Her spy-eyes lit up with mischief; her tea-brown cheeks flushed the hot orange pink you see on the underside of clouds at sunset.
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Your skin is flushed Many people may find that the skin on their face, neck, and chest gets red and might feel hot to touch.
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In Chicago, Mr. McDonald flushed them at a White Sox game but not at a game of the Cubs, the Mets' old National League nemesis.
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When Lykes flushed a jumper on Miami's next possession, the Hurricanes pushed the lead to 25 points while shooting 252 of 216 from the field.
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Quarterly profits are invariably small relative to Amazon's enormous size, every once in a while it loses money, and cash is never flushed out to shareholders.
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After Cash immediately passed out in the hotel bed, Marshall and June searched his room and flushed all the pills they could find down the toilet.
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Expect things, or people, you no longer need in your life to be flushed away, but don't worry: The eclipse will leave you something new, too.
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To this end she and her colleagues steadily flushed water past samples of urea-enhanced hydroxyapatite held in tubes, while watching what happened using a spectroscope.
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Growing up, it was a time of listening to the radio for school cancellations and tobogganing on the hill behind our house, returning flushed from play.
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If you want to mix your bronzer with your moisturizer or base makeup, Perricone MD No Makeup Bronzer instantly makes your skin look glowier and flushed.
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The flushed-faced loudmouth at the bar, five drinks in, leaning over our shoulder, breathing hot beer, attempting to regale us with tales of past glory.
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"I just thought that this experience that we had all treasured was going to be essentially flushed down the toilet," the actress explained to USA Today.
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The new research shows that over 700,730 microscopic fibers are flushed down the washing machine's drain each time we run a load in a conventional washer.
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Head held high, a neat rounded chin, wide thin-lipped mouth, snub mouth, bright eyes, and a forehead that was often flushed with effort or appreciation.
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"Corporate credit is clearly the big excess that needs to be flushed out of the system," said Minerd at the Reuters Global Investment 2019 Outlook Summit.
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In fact, Cramer could see Yext falling into serious trouble if any giant, cash-flushed player like Google or Amazon tried to come after its business.
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Lisi thinks it's possible the mole was dropped into the water by another predator, such as a bird, or flushed into the pond by high water.
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He told the court there were telephone records of threats from an organized crime group and that police had flushed away the contents of Perepilichny's stomach.
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Until you have flushed billions down the drain on poor educational premises– Patrick: Booker and Zuckerberg did that whole failed initiative some years back too right?
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In a news release on Thursday, Scottish Renewables said that 921 million litres of wastewater and sewage were flushed down toilets and plugholes in Scotland daily.
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Like Porter, numerous younger artists take us into the bedroom, often casting us as intruders, as in Benjamin Degen's close up of a flushed woman sleeping.
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" He says: "Ultimately we don't know what will happen, and how quickly — it will take years structurally for some of this stuff to be flushed out.
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When it comes time to produce a new biogenic, the liquid surrounding the yeast cells is flushed out and filtered to ensure that no cells escape.
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But some ultra-creative scientists hit on a potential solution last week when they flushed out a plant's cells and injected human cells in their place.
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She wore it again on a double date with me and my then-boyfriend shortly after her diagnosis, her cheeks flushed from chemo instead of cabernet.
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In a normal pregnancy, the placenta develops inside the uterus, attaches to the uterine wall, and then is flushed out of the body after the birth.
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But unlike toilet paper, facial tissues have been treated with a chemical binder that takes time to release and break apart when flushed, Ms. Finley said.
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A tenement window separating the kitchen and the dining room has been fitted with a piece of pink Plexiglas that makes the room beyond look flushed.
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"At some point, all the bad active managers get flushed out of the system, and there are still some active managers that add value," Nadig said.
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It scared me and I flushed it really quickly, but this wave of relief came over me and it seemed like I immediately felt normal again.
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Then Tucker flushed back-to-back 3-pointers to give the Bulldogs a 50-32 lead, their largest to that point, with 8:19 to go.
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With 234 seconds left at the Atlanta 24, Winston was flushed out of the pocket and threw a prayer into the back of the end zone.
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In Cleveland, Mr. Riegel's ashes were flushed at both Progressive Field and at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, because Mr. Riegel was a devout rocker.
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Taye's mother sent him back to school after the bathroom incident, unaware of what happened, and other students reportedly flushed his water bottle down the toilet.
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The Wand by PureWinePrice: $19.99 Histamines and sulfite preservatives in wine can cause a range of unpleasant side effects in some people, including headaches and flushed skin.
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Iowa town remains flooded A week after the swollen Mississippi River broke through a temporary barrier and flushed water through downtown Davenport, the Iowa city remains flooded.
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"The sooner you can get the eye flushed and the longer you can flush it, the better the odds are of protecting your child's vision," Haring said.
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The idea is that whatever deficiencies or imbalances you may possess in your body can be dissolved and flushed out, so a healthier flow can be restored.
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When it comes to beauty, Markle has been decidedly low key — sticking to soft smoky eyes and flushed cheeks to complement her messy bun or loose waves.
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She had the beachy waves, the flushed cheeks, and the big doe-eyes — just ready to burst into tears at any moment (as they so often did).
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"That's a good number for me, not for him," said Simon, looking flushed and sounding wistful after 4 hours 32 minutes of deep effort and deep thinking.
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" Yet Grazier contended that just throwing more money at defense isn't the answer because "it is just going to get flushed down the typical Pentagon spending holes.
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On the next possession, Northwestern tried to press its luck on fourth-and-228 but Thorson was flushed out of the pocket and threw on the run.
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This week Lixil, which makes toilets among other things, had its board flushed out in favour of an alternative one which backed its recently ousted former boss.
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A new report revealed that, during the crisis, Indian leaders ordered submarines "flushed" — sent out to sea en masse — to defend against a potential Chinese naval attack.
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Three years ago, New York's Department of Environmental Conservation started an annual program, funded by the state legislature, to scoop up unused medications before they were flushed.
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For Flushed Cheeks & LipsMatchy-matchy cheeks and lips were one of the hottest trends on recent runways, and the Beautyblender is the ideal tool for this look.
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He claimed he'd spent the past two years "persuading" dealers to quit by threat of force, that he'd stolen the dealers' cash but always flushed the product.
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Moreover, was this finally a chance to write an experiential health and wellness story that didn't involve things being injected into me or flushed out of me?
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After the Archaean, when oxygen provided by photosynthesis changed the atmosphere's chemistry, the nitrogen would have been flushed out of those sumps and returned to the air.
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I was always one of the slowest kids in my elementary school's biannual mile run, huffing and puffing across the finish line, flushed from head to toe.
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Instead, when my kids had blowout diapers, I pulled on gloves, scraped the waste into the toilet, flushed, and would let the diapers soak for a while.
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The hot flash — that sudden feeling of warmth that can leave a woman flushed and drenched in sweat — has long been considered the defining symptom of menopause.
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Suddenly the locals and the tourists become one, flushed like a neon sunlight throng of inhabitants, madly marching about town, each owning a small part of it.
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As much as we may wish otherwise, the rancorous, intolerant America he flushed out of hiding won't cease to exist simply because he's left the White House.
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A flood followed by a drought is even better, because then the bags of larvae have time to develop before getting flushed out by the next rainfall.
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Frequently flushed out of the pocket by a strong Navy rush, Ward finished with 359 yards and three touchdowns passing and 94 yards and another touchdown running.
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Instead, moments where the puppets are shown in minute closeup — a character's flushed expression, a pair of hands nervously clutching one another — ratchet up the emotional intensity.
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"I didn't turn my phone on for a week, didn't watch TV, flushed it," said closer Cody Allen, who escaped to a vacation along the California coast.
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The problem is only toilet paper should be flushed, and anything else could end up clogging up sewage pipes and sending sewage to seep onto the streets.
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The 100% return of the past three months could look like a tame precursor, as Tesla&aposs substantial short interest is decisively flushed out of the action.
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Central bankers have been increasing rates off historic lows a decade after it flushed the financial system with money to help it recover from the financial crisis.
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Judge John Hodgman Patrick writes: My wife and I had a hamster long ago, PJ Sparkles, and when he died, I flushed his body down the toilet.
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Tekashi69 just flushed $4.9 million down the toilet because the headphones company he was about to lock a multi-million dollar deal with is bailing on him.
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But if we can't learn from people with whom we disagree, or even find deplorable, then centuries of art, history, and culture are flushed down the toilet.
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Leonardo's hand is flushed out, but so is that of Lorenzo di Credi, Jacopo del Sellaio, and other workshop assistants to whom no name can be attached.
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Flushed away antimicrobials constantly encourage bacterial resistance, while widely different species of bacteria can lend each other their resistance genes through free-moving bits of DNA called plasmids.
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With a two little ones at home, the rapper has no doubt found inspiration in fatherhood – but all of that inspiration once got flushed down the toilet, literally.
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"On Facebook, one woman wrote, "How dare you insult the President of The United States......we the people find you disgusting.....and the curator needs to be flushed!
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The Pentagon flushed over $100 billion in administrative money, and then tried to hide the results of an internal study reporting that fact, according to the Washington Post.
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The disgusting blob, with an estimated weight of 143 tonnes (130 metric tons), is produced by the steady accumulation of things that shouldn't be flushed down London's toilets.
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Yet at the start of episode 3, there she stood in the banquet hall of the selfsame castle, virile and battle-flushed and very much un-kersplattered. Huh?
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The post details a similar disagreement over Krennic's ambitions, but ends with the director "tired, flushed, and exhausted," having defied Vader's will in the face of mystical attack.
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The airline strongly denies that it suggested Pebbles should be flushed and calls it "incredibly disheartening to hear this guest reportedly decided to end her own pet's life".
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Khan has flushed Trump from the place where he feels comfortable and into the open, and at least for now, he doesn't know how to win the fight.
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At the same time, Athena, a policewoman, tracks down the extremely young mother of the child, who flushed her baby down the toilet and is now bleeding out.
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As I slide into the bright green vinyl booth I wonder how many thighs, flushed from the LA heat have found themselves stickily cemented to this particular seat.
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I wrapped the poop up in toilet paper and flushed it down the staff toilet and wondered how much tulle would it take to make myself a noose.
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We've turned the heart of the Everglades — Lake Okeechobee — into a toilet, causing its veins to course neon green with deadly poison that's then flushed onto our coasts.
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Still, Ortega said he was keen to restart dialogue, following a lull in clashes after security forces flushed protesters from strongholds in a lethal offensive earlier this month.
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The comment floats a theory, that the video was briefly public, indexed, and somehow not flushed out when it was switched to unlisted, but that's not possible here.
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The hard-clumping action makes scooping the litter box a breeze, and, because the granules are made from corn and not clay, they can be flushed or composted.
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" The article continued, "As I beheld the flushed member pinned against the ivories like the snakeling in Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, I immediately feared my urinating days were over.
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Those flushed products can make their way to the ocean, breaking down into tiny microplastics, which kill wildlife and have been found in 18.63 percent of bottled water.
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Don't make me go there again—to the bathroom with the permanently un-flushed poo, the one with day-old piss maturing at the bottom of the bowl.
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Leslie, a practicing Buddhist, has left behind explicit instructions for her remains: She wants to be cremated, her ashes flushed down the toilet in a highly public setting.
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If the estimate turns out to be unrealistic, there will be a lot of empty toilets ... except for the taxpayer money that will be flushed down the hole.
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Socks should be changed at least daily and washed using a good heavy-duty detergent with enzymes to break down the bacteria so it can be flushed away.
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My face flushed even as I tried to keep my composure, but inside I was screaming, "Why me!?" as if my scream would make the plate whole again.
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Now the woman who just wants everyone to feel good gets an equally flushed tribute in "Ask Dr. Ruth," Ryan White's rose-tinted overview of a remarkable life.
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Fed by the sea and flushed by the tides, the pool was not heated, making it too cold for winter swimming — a major missed opportunity, Ms. Stuart said.
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Sara came up out of the ice-cream case with a mango Popsicle and flushed cheeks, and put two quarters near the register, sliding them to the boy.
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They bring dogs regardless of whether or not you allow them, and small children, meaning all sorts of things get flushed down the toilets: seashells, doll clothes, dice.
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Flushed with excess liquidity, major banks including ICICI and the HDFC Bank lowered fixed deposit rates by up to 2850 percent after a surge in deposits following demonetisation.
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But immediately after, and for the rest of the night (plus a few hours into the next morning), my skin felt less puffy and more flushed, aprés ski-like.
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In the images and video from the debut, you can see that Markle stuck with her signature makeup tricks: absolutely glowing skin, a smoky eye, and pink flushed cheeks.
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Garbage collection is equally problematic, with waste regularly dumped into rivers and rural areas or flushed untreated out to sea and a raft of failed sanitation and sewage projects.
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The girl also described an incident in which James Chalkley held her head in the toilet, flushed it, and then did the same to her 5-year-old sister.
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For her makeup, she kept things simple with a pale rosy pink lip, barely-there eye makeup, flushed cheeks and a major highlight at the tops of her cheekbones.
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As Saunders points out, many of these are massive globs of fat and wet wipes that accumulate when people flush things down the toilet that should not be flushed.
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Soap & Glory's cult lipstick might smell strongly like dessert, but it's one of the few formulas I've found that leaves my lips feeling creamy, smooth, and perfectly, evenly flushed.
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While Padron stands outside with his back facing his soon-to-be wife, Brown comes up behind him and tapped him on the shoulder, her face flushed with excitement.
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" PerthNow reported that two people from the flight were taken to the hospital with minor injuries and one woman "had to have her eyes flushed to remove the fuel.
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And I'm suddenly just so mad, my face hot and flushed, sucking on the joint like it's going to make me feel better even though I know it's not.
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Still, Coon, Miller, and even Snyder are optimistic that, with enough study, time, and investment they can prevent the future of healthcare from just being flushed down the drain.
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"They look at the example of the Soviet Union, which flushed billions down the drain on the military, and that was the reason for its collapse," Mr. Blasko said.
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Organizers have said a seasonal lack of rain during Rio's southern hemisphere winter will prevent much of the sewage that pollutes local waters from being flushed into Guanabara Bay.
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This whole process—the sodium getting flushed from the axons by calcium, which chews up the proteins that then have to cross the blood brain barrier—is not instantaneous.
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These materials, when combined with other personal hygiene products that are flushed and grease that is poured down drains, create what waste workers refer to as "fatbergs" in sewers.
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Prepare the tuna: Place the tuna in a bowl and run under cold water until the tuna is flushed out and the color has faded, about 10 minutes. 2.
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Fighting resumed this week in the southwestern district of Ganfouda, and in nearby Guwarsha, the area in which the LNA said it had now flushed out the opposing forces.
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Plants grow anomalously in what should be a dry wadi, animals come to drink, and mounds of baby wipes flushed down thousands of toilets sporadically coagulate along the banks.
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After the deal is decertified, Congress and the Trump administration can bring Iran back to the negotiating table to regain some of the leverage President Obama carelessly flushed away.
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De Rivaz said that once the robots had performed their duty they could be programed to leave the engine or could simply be "flushed out" by the engine itself.
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The agent allegedly told Abdallah that the flight crew called police to say they were uncomfortable flying with him after he flushed twice in the restroom, according to Abdallah.
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The European Central Bank (ECB), the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan all flushed global economies with cash, lowering interest rates on borrowing and aggressively purchasing national debt.
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With these CX1 True Wireless Earbuds, you can enjoy the convenience of on-the-go charging and a true wireless design, and also feel okay if one accidentally gets flushed.
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When the water gets hotter than its surroundings, it rises and gets flushed out of the core via narrow cracks, similar to hydrothermal vents at the bottom of Earth's oceans.
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For an event in L.A. on Tuesday, Munn's makeup artist, Mary Phillips, created a simple, pinkish nude makeup look on the star, with glowing skin, flushed cheeks and natural lids.
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It became clear the social networking sites were being used to spread propaganda, but what also became clear was that these companies were getting flushed with cash because of it.
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If I get hot, or when exercising, or under bright lights I get flushed I hate it but Dr. Steele has kept it at bay for a couple years now!
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There was a certain look people got as they left the crowds that formed around Harris: flushed and giddy, some gushing about what the California senator had just told them.
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With Sergey Karasev backpedaling on defense, Galloway bounced a pass between his legs and behind him to a surging Williams, who flushed the ball down with a one-handed slam.
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"We like to say it's basically a data dump that gets flushed away each day that could really inform science," Seed cofounder and co-CEO Ara Katz told CNN Business.
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Neil Campling of TMT Research said on Monday that the Softback offer came out of the left field and added that other suitors could be flushed out in coming weeks.
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Then, the octopus attached her egg bundles to rocks in her tank, where she flushed them with water to keep oxygen flowing past them, and massaged them with her arms.
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ISIS leader killed in Afghanistan The SDF had flushed most of the ISIS militants from Manbij by last week, but on Friday the last of the militants began to flee.
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SNL's Somber Post-Election Cold Open Much to the delight of the already-laughing audience, Meyers showed a photo of an inebriated Bryant at the party with flushed, red cheeks.
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That means that the same side of the planet is always facing Eridani A, so this star-flushed face would likely be too hot to host life on the surface.
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Apple is reported to have "hundreds" of people working on its secretive car project, Faraday Future has emerged — flushed with cash from Chinese investors — and there is, of course, Google.
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McConnell's face grew flushed as he huddled with Corker and Toomey, one of the main architects of the tax reform bill, while GOP colleagues crowded around them to listen in.
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But that's like when your parents told you your goldfish was being flushed down the toilet so he could swim free in the ocean and then come back one day.
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Patients had to spit up phlegm, blood, and mucus into the smaller sink so that it wouldn't contaminate the rest of the water supply, which was flushed into the river.
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During the remainder of the 19½-minute video, Mr. Acconci, squirming and twisting, grinds his torso against the passive Mr. Oppenheim, leaving his back flushed pink with transferred lipstick stains.
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Violence in the area has become more rare since security forces largely flushed out Shi'ite Muslim gunmen in a 2017 campaign that left much of the town's old quarter flattened.
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By the end of our 60-minute session, I was dripping in sweat and Gwyneth just glowed, her high cheekbones ever so slightly flushed — and her hair was still perfect.
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The initial denial was potent until I remembered how, six years prior, a friend of mine had pulled a tick out of my head and flushed it down the toilet.
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Late Monday, Mr. Churkin told reporters at the United Nations that Moscow could do no more until the Nusra Front, a terrorist group affiliated with Al Qaeda, was flushed out.
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In the fourth quarter, on 3rd-and-1 from the Chiefs' 3-yard line, Rodgers was flushed from the pocket and back-pedaling to avoid the Chiefs' oncoming pass rush.
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But then the plumber might discover that the pipe carrying the water from the house to the street is clogged with years' of debris and needs to be flushed out.
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The twist-up bullet itself is a crazy green-apple color, but on my lips, the formula turns the same shade as the tube's outer packaging: a pretty, flushed pink.
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In 2013, she told the Washington Post the family had a toilet, but when pressed by the newspaper, she could not explain how it was flushed with no running water.
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Once the cute pets got too big, the theory goes, they would often wind up in the sewer after being flushed down a toilet or dumped into a street drain.
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Dividend yields at gold mining firms have been rising steadily this year as cash-flushed companies recover from last year's gold price lows, and some investors expect more to come.
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The reduction in recurring infections was probably because the increase in urine volume drove more frequent urination, both of which flushed more bacteria from the bladder, the study authors said.
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According to the American Dental Association (ADA), toothbrushes have been found to harbor bacteria, including fecal coliform bacteria that can be released into the air when nearby toilets are flushed.
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We were told to come early because of the significance of this Easter, the first to be celebrated in Qaraqosh since the Islamic State was flushed out of the town.
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While details of the plan are still being flushed out, two points are particularly controversial among environmentalists: preempting some regulations and shielding oil companies from certain lawsuits related to climate change.
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Ultimately, more bills were found in the toilets of three different restaurants close to the UBS branch, with a total of $119,000 in cash chopped up and flushed down the drain.
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Despite being flushed with relief at her own freedom, Adamu worries about her closest friend and co-author, Samuel, who is still with the group, having married one of its militants.
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For the show, Turner worked with her go-to makeup artist, Georgie Eisdell, who gave her a subtle smoky eye, plenty of mascara, pink flushed cheeks, and a glossy pink lip.
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It took us over an hour to get him out with a spoon, and by then his skin was black and he was stiff, so we flushed him down the toilet.
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Second, there's the residue flushed out of the bottom of furnaces and incinerators at coal plants, called bottom ash, which is often combined with water and stored in ponds on-site.
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According to KWCH, Kristin Schmitz of Dodge City, Kansas, called the fire department after she realized her four-year-old son had flushed one of the family's kittens down the toilet.
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"There's not really a measurement of sweating, but if you're able to undertake an activity without becoming excessively flushed, lightheaded, or quickly tired, then you're probably sweating enough," Dr. Smith says.
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The state of California mandates that water lines be "purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes" each day, according to documents provided by the Dental Board.
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Gomez's makeup artist and Marc Jacobs Beauty ambassador Hung Vanngo applied this bright red shade on the star, and paired it with tons of lashes, a bronzed eye and flushed cheeks.
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Jim Pratte has an MBA in finance and retired after a career selling computer hardware, but even the mention of Williams flushed his face red and ratcheted up his Texas twang.
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The rain stopped Friday, but Parisians and visitors are still dealing with fall-out from the floods, including a higher number of visible rats which were flushed from the sewer system.
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After, he filled a Neti Pot with the same antibiotic liquid and flushed out his nasal passages over the sink — a process that involved hacking up prodigious amounts of yellowish saliva.
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The Times - Potential bidders for the drug company Shire Plc could be flushed out after a Takeda, a Japan-based pharmaceutical company, revealed that it was weighing up a takeover. bit.
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His face flushed, Mr. Sanders did not speak at all as Mr. Reid gently scolded the assembled journalists for asking questions at what was supposed to be just a photo opportunity.
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"Yolande Singing" (1909) features Sloan's favorite model, Yolande Bugbee (the painter hated her common-sounding last name), standing with flushed cheeks in a gaslit room, holding a page of sheet music.
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A college student wanted to bring a hamster on a plane and then flushed it down an airport toilet after Spirit Airlines told her she wasn't allowed to board with it.
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And then there was Mr. Gao, a lithe 25-year-old who was now, despite the crowded quarters, sprawled in the center of the bed, his face flushed red from alcohol.
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"There seems to be a lot of a witch hunt mentality by some people in [the] Justice [Department], and I think that flushed itself out over the last few months," Rep.
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If we had a royal family it would be holding lots of normal Christmas festivities right now, to distract us while the political leaders were busy being flushed down the toilet.
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When fully flushed out with its 50 varieties of native plants and 43 different species of trees, the "VIA Garden" promises to provide renters with their very own, miniature Central Park.
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"Misattribution of arousal" is a term in psychology that describes the tendency to wrongly attribute feelings of excitement — shallow breathing, heightened blood pressure and flushed skin — to romantic and sexual longing.
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One of the OG lip stains on the market, this little bottle of Benefit BeneTint Cheek & Lip Stain can be blended onto the lips and cheeks for a naturally flushed look.
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In terms of trends for 2020, expect everything to soften: flushed, balmy lips will take the place of the matte and over-lined; brows will be fluffy and eyelids twinkling lightly.
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" If you don't, he says, "You'll get more E-coli on your face when you dry it with a towel than if you stuck your head in a toilet and flushed.
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The Islamic State group is finally being flushed out of Iraq, thanks in part to a loose coalition of armed militias that fought beside Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi's forces.
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Dosages of LSD are quite small, usually no more than 100 micrograms, and its effects linger long after the drug has been flushed away from the bloodstream (usually after about two hours).
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"Whatever the object may be, if it'll go through the hole at the bottom of the toilet it can be flushed so just keep that in mind," he added after the rescue.
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"Kanye had every single rap in his iPhone before he started really working on Pablo and then North flushed it down the toilet and they could not be retrieved," Kim Kardashian said.
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The star ditches her signature cat eye and contour foundation look for a fresh-faced palate with a flushed rosy cheek and pale pink lip created by celebrity makeup artist Mark Carrasquillo.
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Once flushed with cash during a decade-long commodity boom, Brazil is now struggling to plug a primary deficit that is expected to reach a record 2.65 percent of GDP this year.
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Longoria, who is a longtime brand ambassador for L'Oréal Paris, opted for a monochromatic makeup look including a shimmery pink smoky eye, flushed cheeks and a gorgeous rose to pink ombré lip.
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At a time of slumping ticket sales and superstar flops, the story of Jaya, a newly married woman who leaves her husband because his home has no toilet, is flushed with success.
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It comes to life in nearly every scene — on Alicia's (Elle Fanning) chiffon dress, or Edwina's (Kirsten Dunst) flushed cheeks, or the faded droplets of blood on Corporal McBurney's (Colin Farrell) bandages.
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Copper and other industrial metals were flushed lower by the China jitters, while safe-haven gold edged up to $1,257 an ounce following a 6 percent slump over the last three weeks.
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"In the winter months my skin can look a little dull and this cream blush adds a nice flushed look that is still natural," according to 24-year-old New Yorker Julia.
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"The fourth quarter of 2018 has been disappointing so far, leading to 3-203 percent EPS cuts... and hence short-term share price risk needs to be 'flushed out' first," they added.
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"After years of management struggling to turn around this group – expect shareholders to be interested to see the proposed terms flushed out, not least because of their reported cash nature," Spooner said.
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It can even identify things like cupboard doors or a microwave door being opened and closed; know which burner on your hob is on; and identify that a toilet has been flushed.
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A photographer who was there offered to show Stiller the trailer in the woods were Matt was flushed out by officers, and the patch of grass where he was shot and killed.
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Michigan had a final opportunity with 1:13 and got as far as its 45, but Patterson was flushed out of the pocket, grabbed by Jerry Tillery and stripped by Khalid Kareem.
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"The infections [were] officially attributed to faulty toilet traps which were thought to have aerosolized patients' virus when the toilet was flushed, allowing dispersal of the virus to other residents," Morse explained.
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And at the very top of the lymphatic system in the chest, where the contents were supposed to be flushed into the blood stream, the vessel was narrowed and nearly completely obstructed.
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"If we see the individual and they have bloodshot watery eyes, flushed looks ... and we believe that they're under the influence of alcohol then we establish what's called reasonable suspicion," he said.
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Accidental farts, a flushed face that accompanies telling your partner you'd like to wear an animal tail butt plug, or actual animals (like your cat or dog) jumping onto the bed mid-orgasm.
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As for the video, it's super minimal and mainly features closeup's of Ellie with blush colored glitter goo oozing out of her, her mouth flushed like she ate way too many Jolly Ranchers.
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As a result, your blood pressure will spike, you'll feel flushed and "like your head's going to explode," and then your blood pressure will drop, and your gut will release serotonin, Giordano explains.
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With all the serotonin—the "joy chemical" that ecstasy releases—firing from your serotonergic system, you're turned into a fawning, cuddling mess, flushed in love and lust with the world and its inhabitants.
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Romney had previously been flushed with emotion, choking up as he announced on the Senate floor that he would vote to convict Trump on one charge, abuse of power, just two hours earlier.
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Many of these cotton buds end up in landfills, or are flushed down the toilet and end up in our oceans where they're eaten by birds and fish and can cause serious damage.
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They then bribed an undertaker with an undisclosed amount of cash and a set of Jee's golf clubs, and the undertaker helpfully incinerated Jee's body and allegedly flushed the remains down the toilet.
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The third stage is when the technology has been flushed out by early adopters and the vertical markets, and has been proven to be something that can transcend to a broader consumer market.
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The 44-year-old actress and Covergirl spokesperson posted a makeup-free photo of herself on Tuesday, sporting nothing but a pair of flushed, rosy cheeks, which she attributed to a 102° fever.
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While still showing off that glowing skin, she kept the rest of her look rather minimal, wearing a pink glossy lip, flushed cheeks, and her hair up in a Old Hollywood-inspired updo.
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Corcoran, flushed though she was at the handsome naked model, said the valuation of the company was "way off the charts" and there was too much competition from other paint-and-sip operations.
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I, for one, flushed almost an entire night down the shitter in a bid to meet a fictitious deadline, producing an article that's now probably floating around the ass-end of the internet.
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Banks flushed with cash are seeing leveraged loans as a viable and attractive place to park money, with the number of banks and size of commitments both growing exponentially over the past year.
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Unfortunately, Portland didn't anticipate last winter's heavy snows and the Bull Run parasite outbreak probably began when an unusually large snowmelt flushed animal scat, which can be considered toxic waste, into the watershed.
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In recent years, Cleveland has flushed first-round picks on defenders like Phil Talor, Justin Gilbert and Barkevious Mingo—himself traded to New England this year—with precious little to show for it.
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And colonic-driven diarrhea can cause serious electrolyte imbalance—in this case the loss of important minerals like potassium, magnesium, and calcium that are flushed out along with other bodily fluids, Mishori says.
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"They're handmade in Italy, and the interior is nappa, which is really soft, so they'll stretch," she informed her customer, whose flushed cheeks matched the velvet poppy ottoman on which she was sitting.
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The discharge, which occurred when a new Taiwan-owned steel factory flushed cyanide and other chemicals through its waste pipeline, killed marine life and sickened people along a 120-mile stretch of coastline.
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READINGTON, N.J. — Timothy Piazza started out a shy high school student in New Jersey who flushed so deeply scarlet when speaking to a girl that some called him Barney after the purple dinosaur.
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"I got rid of all my filler," Jenner wrote on Twitter with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji after one fan tweeted that she looked like "old Kylie" in a photo.
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"If you're not controlling your temperature, you're going to feel hot, flushed, faint and tire quickly with modest amounts of exertions, so if that's happening to you, you're probably not sweating enough," he says.
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The exact cause of rosacea's trademark redness and bumps hasn't been established, but scientists do know it occurs when blood vessels beneath the skin dilate, and increased blood flow makes the skin appear flushed.
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But it was Obama's decision to largely turn the page on the Bush era once he came into office that flushed so many of the tawdry details of his administration down the memory hole.
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"Just flushed it straight at the flag and luckily it went in," Italian Molinari told reporters after a three-under-par 69 that left him four shots behind first round leader Rafa Cabrera Bello.
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They're flushed-faced, exclaiming all at once "That was fucking awesome!" and comparing notes on the ride, laughing over how crazy the hills were, reveling in having mastered the first half of the journey.
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We have less faith in him this week, as he plays on the road against a Rams team that continually flushed Baker Mayfield out of the pocket and gave him trouble in Week 3.
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"We'll find out, but I think it's all flushed away from my side," the 20-time Grand Slam winner said when asked if the memory of his Wimbledon loss to Djokovic was still bitter.
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The E.P.A. guidelines suggest that, depending on these and other factors, some taps should be run for as long as 10 minutes and refrigerated water fountains should be flushed for up to 15 minutes.
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Some scientists at Arizona State University asked that question and found that a lot of them are going down the sink or getting flushed down the toilet -- adding to the problem of microplastic pollution.
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Two years later, the same factory caused one of Vietnam's largest environmental disasters when it flushed cyanide and other chemicals through its waste pipeline, killing marine life along a 120-mile stretch of coastline.
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Facing a fourth-and-8, Book — who finished 29 of 663 for 275 yards with two touchdowns and two picks — was flushed from the pocket and forced to throw a lob that fell incomplete.
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To reduce their occurrence, it has started a campaign called "Bin it - don't block it" to educate the public on which items should be discarded as regular garbage rather than flushed down the toilet.
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His face is flushed, with his mouth hanging open and the skin on his neck pouring over the collar; a hoe rested between his legs and his dog laid its head on his lap.
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The nurse inserted an IV and flushed it with saline to make sure it was flowing correctly; then we moved into the treatment room with its dentist-style chair for my infusion to begin.
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Dr Beatty theorised that regions near the openings in the sieve would have taken a lot of punishment if water loaded with small prey had been flushed past them routinely when the animal was alive.
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"As the evidence is flushed out, it will become clear that Mr. Schulte is hardly the villain the government makes him out to be," Sabrina P. Shroff, Schulte's public defender, said in a statement Monday.
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The rising waters have flushed out further dangers, with Australian freelance cameraman, Jason Webster, spotting an enormous red-bellied black snake on a bridge in the Sydney suburb of North Richmond, next to the Hawkesbury.
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After its success, Urban Decay continued the Naked franchise with the launch of Naked 2, Naked 2 Basics, Naked 3, Naked Heat, Naked Petite Heat, Naked Flushed, Naked Skin Shapeshifter and Naked Ultimate Basics palettes.
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The move to invest crypto in startups makes plenty of sense when you consider that companies which have raised large ICOs are typically flushed with (digital) cash and keen to develop ecosystems around their technology.
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"The runway is a really weird thing to begin with because people are sitting in an audience watching people walk back and forth," said Taubensee, impossibly flushed and young, in an interview after the show.
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But one of the more unsettling parts of flying, those airplane lavatory toilets that sound like jet engines when flushed, might soon be much quieter thanks to some long overdue research from Brigham Young University.
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He's old enough to know he shouldn't trip opponents and he's about to be wealthy enough that most of America's desire to see his head flushed in a recently used toilet doesn't matter to him.
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It's as if someone flushed the Arctic toilet, and all of the ultra-cold air that had been sitting at the top of the planet drained out to the North Atlantic, moderating in the process.
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And then they'd come to this little island, and the adults had talked all day and all night in the other cabin, and their mother had seemed wild on the inside, flushed on the outside.
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Other telltale signs include be a flushed face (except for a white streak around the mouth) and red streaks in the creases of the skin, with the armpits, knees and elbows showing a deeper hue.
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No, this time it's the C people, the people who make and do things—things that can now be made and done faster and cheaper by robots—who are being flushed down the cosmic toilet.
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I thought up a million one-liners as my face flushed with embarrassment, but all I could imagine was getting fired for running my mouth off at one of the most powerful men on set.
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The main building block of everything was me and my brother growing up in a home that wasn't flushed with money or anything, but there was food and security, and there was love and warmth.
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After the couture-flushed '80s — with the revival of Chanel, the crowning of Yves Saint Laurent and the triumphant rise (and rapid fall) of Christian Lacroix — Colonna, Lang, Margiela and their ilk offered something else.
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She didn't trust this place to treat me properly so she had me transferred to Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood, where they flushed my lungs with a tube and gave me a bunch of antibiotics.
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He was killed two months later at age 69 by insurgents who had flushed him out of his hometown, Surt, and put his body on display in a meat locker in the city of Misurata.
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IVANHOE, N.C. — As the rivers trapped them inside their blacked-out town, the dwindling families of Ivanhoe collected rain to drink in plastic pitchers and flushed the toilets with buckets of rust-colored hurricane floodwater.
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Oldham looked to the flushed faces in portraits by John Singer Sargent and Monet for inspiration, and relied on primers by Armani, Laura Mercier, and Suqqu and plenty of cream blush to recreate the effect.
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Worldwide, about 37 billion gallons of fresh water are flushed down toilets every day, say the inventors of the new product who published the results of their work this week in the journal Nature Sustainability.
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You back up and pivot, going into the next room, flushed with a warm red light from other projections or lamps (unclear) where you weave through an obstacle course of people standing still taking selfies.
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Image Source: Public Domain PicturesSwiss authorities are trying to crack a strange case involving the disposal of more than $100,000 worth of 500-euro notes that were flushed down the toilets of public establishments in Geneva.
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Security officials, it noted, are more likely to single out travellers who exhibit "shaking or trembling hands, rapid breathing for no apparent reason, cold sweats, pulsating carotid arteries, a flushed face, and avoidance of eye contact".
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Yes, we're calling it now: The avant-garde lids from Chromat, the hippie lashes from Anna Sui, and the flushed cheeks of Gypsy are getting a second life... all the way over on the West Coast.
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Flushed with validation, Mr. T. wandered over to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he asked an assault-rifle-wielding police officer where he could get a ticket for a tour of the Fed.
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But the sludge can contain microplastics in the form of microbeads found in cosmetics that have been washed down the sink and clothing fibers that get flushed into sewage systems after synthetic clothes are machine washed.
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The Taliban remain on the offensive, while a number of non-Taliban extremist groups, including a branch of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), have been flushed into Afghanistan in the past two years.
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F.Y.I. Q. We all know the urban legend about baby alligators being flushed down the toilet, and the all-too real issue with wet wipes, but what other weird things end up in the sewer system?
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Now she was sitting in a bright conference room in Oakland, dressed in her signature shades of emerald green and holding up photo after photo of neuroimaging results, depicting brains flushed with neon trails of activity.
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It's still not entirely clear just what the Colombian artist Oscar Murillo was thinking last month when he flushed his British passport down a toilet, midflight to Sydney, as he headed toward an art biennale there.
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"For too long, authorities have needlessly flushed millions and millions of gallons of fresh, beautiful, clean water from up north straight into the Pacific Ocean," said Trump, flanked by some of his staunchest allies in Congress.
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Although I tried to maintain a confident tone, I grew flushed and hot before I even managed to say the word "transgender," and my voice grew so quiet that her growling stomach nearly drowned me out.
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"The portrayal of multiple hunters confronting at least two separate prey species possibly suggests a game drive, a communal hunt in which animals are indiscriminately flushed from cover and directed towards waiting hunters," the researchers said.
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When Frazier flushed a 3-pointer from the top of the key with 3:53 to go in the first half, he gave Illinois a 49-29 lead and pushed the host's 023-point percentage to .
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Fontana delighted in painting strings of pearls and gold chains against the warm, flushed skin of her female subjects, often draping jewels between their breasts or around their upper arms to draw attention to these areas.
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But another part of you is flushed with the thrill that comes from watching two ideally matched performers, at the top of their games, demonstrating the unholy power of flesh and blood to wound its own.
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At the moment, a single Climeworks collector on a Reykjavik geothermal field takes in air and collects CO₂; after the gas is flushed from the machine's filter, it is mixed with water, essentially forming hot seltzer.
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But Baxter seems to have escaped a far worse fate than Pebbles, an emotional support hamster who was reportedly flushed down an airport toilet when her owner was told she couldn't take her on a flight.
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"The rivers rise, and people are flushed out of where they are staying," said Joan Burke, the advocacy director for Sacramento Loaves and Fishes, which provides food and other services for people living on the street.
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To create Louis-Dreyfus' glow, Kawahara highlighted her cheekbones with a swipe of concealer, and gave her skin a naturally flushed look by applying a rosy cream blush onto her cheekbones using a brush and circular motions.
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"She looks like the old Kylie here idk why," one fan wrote in the comments section, to which Jenner responded, "I got rid of all my filler," with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji.
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"If somebody wants to lose weight, a juice cleanse is a good way to start, incorporated with colonics and other treatments, to really get your system flushed out, and then introduce a new meal plan," Elder said.
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To explore the role of senescent cells in aging, a team led by Jan van Deursen, Chair of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Mayo Clinic, created a mouse model in which these cells could be flushed out.
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Essick was unable to confirm that Dane still had life left in his small fishy body, so she did what most fish owners do when their loved ones die, and she flushed Dane off to fishy heaven.
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Grace was born with one hand and often jokes about how she lost her hand, claiming she ate it off in a Halloween-themed video or that her sister Amelia flushed it down the toilet during childhood.
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I once flushed an entire family of goldfish down the toilet to avoid cleaning their tank—relying solely on transmitting vibes and trading dream catchers for a can of lima beans just wouldn't work in my favor.
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The city—maybe the one guy left in office—said that the cause of the dark water was sediment that was being flushed into distribution lines when the city water tower was drained to be worked on.
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Parchment's water supply will be drained and continue to be flushed "until test results come back that shows the PFAS levels are below the health advisory level," according to a news release from the Kalamazoo County government.
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At the same time, in homes all across town, wet wipe after wet wipe has been flushed out of sight and into the mix, where their plasticized fibers formed a skeleton around which the fat could accrete.
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The whole concept of small-r republicanism rests on the idea that self-government works only when public opinion is filtered through multiple institutions and wiser heads, not merely flushed through Congress like sewage in a drain.
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Mr. Lindemann's consortium wanted to mine for limestone and use the leftover pits to store lake water and clean its pollution, which would otherwise be flushed down the fragile St. Lucie Estuary, contributing to toxic algae blooms.
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There are an estimated 6900,2628 water main breaks per year in the United States—and in some places, like in Alaska, there are entire communities that don't even have access to tap water and a flushed toilet.
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Importantly, they had to trigger the sensor to get the dose of the drug — a pump flushed water out of the tank continuously, so it was impossible for them to receive it without swimming over the platform.
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Ms. Jarratt drifted after that, through court and jail and at least one rehab, where workers flushed her Subutex pills — which can help people stay off heroin — down the toilet and forced her to pray in tongues.
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A single swipe is all it takes to leave lips flushed with color and stained for hours, and while it does blur and soften around the edges instead of staying crisp all day, that's kind of the point.
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Later, as they returned with flushed faces and tales of the raucous chanting, the trumpets, and the frenzied hostilities between 20103,000 fans always threatening to boil over into something more, she yearned more than ever to join them.
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All full moons are a powerful time for release, but an eclipse is even more potent—under this Capricorn eclipse, visualize all parts of your life that you want to release being flushed down a massive cosmic toilet.
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New York Extravaganza can be read as a walk-in, flushed-out biography of the Velvet Underground and thus of particular interest to those involved in transcendental black metal, experimental electronica, psycho-acoustic drone, and difficult noise music.
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Flushed with cash, the Indian company has expanded into China, where it claims to be the country's second-largest hotel chain, Southeast Asia and, most recently, Europe through the $415 million acquisition of Leisure Group from Axel Springer.
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The new test will include all the information from 23andMe's previous package, which includes ancestry as well as data on how much a person is likely to weigh, how flushed they will become from alcohol consumption, and more.
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As new research published in Nature Communications shows, CRISPR-Cas9, when used in conjunction with an exciting new form of ART, provided a one-two punch that flushed out the virus from the genomes of a living animal.
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When the recount was ordered shut-down, those (probably largely black) votes were, metaphorically speaking, flushed down the toilet and there is no longer a legal means to have them reviewed by human eyes and counted by hand.
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The siblings were guarded by the Secret Service and were so coddled that when Buzzie went to school for the first time, he had never before unbuttoned his own shirt or flushed a toilet, according to his memoirs.
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The gut reaction to this revelation is to recoil with a sort of flushed panic that you've let close to 6 months pass without actually quitting smoking, or reading more than half a book, or learning to drive.
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The mayor cautioned residents to be conservative in their water use to avoid overtaxing the system after water tanks were flushed in parts of the city, which has about 300,000 residents and is along the Texas Gulf Coast.
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Ignore whatever feeling just flushed over your body when reading those group names: Almost every group — UChicago Memes for Theoretical Midwest Teens; Northwestern Memes for Slightly Bankrupt Teens — follows a similar title structure, typically a variant of Berkeley's.
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And any school where tests have found an outlet with water over the action level is supposed to have its drinking water outlets and kitchen faucets flushed for at least 10 minutes by a custodian every Monday morning.
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Flushed from the pocket again, Mayfield sprinted right and spun back left, shaking a Tiger defender to the turf before planting his feet and hitting receiver Geno Lewis smack dab in the chest for a 14-yard gain.
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But a rapidly warming Arctic means this sea ice melts in the summer months or is flushed out of the Arctic to lower latitudes, so much of the winter ice is young and thin, only around three feet thick.
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That distance is why people who have vaginas get bladder infections way more often than people who have penises, because the penis' urethra is much, much longer so the bacteria don't often make the trip before being flushed out.
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Judging by her reaction on social media, rising star Rexha, 26, was as surprised as the rest of the audience at Madison Square Garden, posting the wide-eyed and blushing "flushed" emoji on Twitter just moments after the performance.
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Harwood said exposure risk is short-lived in most cases, so long as contaminated water is flushed out into larger sources—like the Biscane Bay, which she said would likely be fine despite welcoming six million gallons of sewage.
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Indian banks were flushed with deposits after the government abolished high-value currency notes late last year in a push to unearth billions of dollars of so-called black money, forcing people to deposit their unused notes with banks.
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While Hall-Spencer attributed their rise in the Caribbean down to aquarium releases in Florida in the US, he suspects that with regards to the Mediterranean, the fish are being flushed through the Suez canal from the Red Sea.
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In it, he is the purple of just-borns and covered in vernix, his mouth turned down in a pout that I recognize today — and I look flushed and shellshocked by the ordeal, staring down at him in awe.
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There's no mistaking Green, though: not with his blue eyes and blond curls and constantly flushed cheeks, not with his monogrammed L. L. Bean backpack, not with his weakness for blurting the word "awesome" ("a Caucasian catastrophe," he notes).
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"As the evidence is flushed out, it will become clear that Mr. Schulte is hardly the villain the government makes him out to be," Sabrina P. Shroff, his public defender in New York, said in a statement on Monday.
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Reimbursement is modest but can add up for those willing to make daily donations of waste that would otherwise be flushed away Fecal transplants are being used increasingly to treat Clostridium difficile, an often intractable and debilitating bacterial infection.
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The novel is narrated in alternating first-person chapters, by the young girl Chula (7 years old at the novel's start) and by Petrona, the live-in maid with "flushed cheeks and red knuckles" from the mountainous slum neighborhood.
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Despite her now white shock of curly hair and wire-rimmed spectacles, Ms. Nilsson's mischievous smile is still recognizable from photographs of her as a fresh-faced art school graduate at the Hyde Park Art Center, flushed with excitement.
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Pros: Available in several lengths, connectable, made of recycled vinyl, flow rate is adjusted at water faucet, 7-year warrantyCons: May need landscaping staples to hold the hose in place, should be flushed and stored inside during cold weather
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While Arlington residents themselves have repeatedly voted against measures that would bring public transportation efforts to the city—and instead flushed money into fixing up the city's stadium—it is still important for locals to have sustainable, low-cost transit options.
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During an event such as a marathon, for instance, immune cells would begin to flood the bloodstreams of the athletes, apparently flushed there from other parts of the body as heart rates rose and blood sluiced more forcefully through various tissues.
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And also, with your help: You can "Donate in Sweat" by snapping a photo of yourself in all of your flushed-face, workout glory and tagging #BeMoreHuman on your social channels, or attend one of Reebok's "Donate in Sweat" events.
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This is how I eventually found myself, mid-rugby match, in the middle of a multi-generational mob of guys with flushed cheeks, southern accents, and a preference for calling me "the chick" rather than bothering to remember my name.
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Click here to view original GIFGrant Thompson does silly stuff with science and when he received a request to flush sodium down a toilet he knew who to call—the man who flushed mercury down a toilet with a hypnotic swirl.
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The unheralded assistant coach Chris DeMarco, on his fourth attempt, flushed home a dunk after the Golden State Warriors' morning shootaround Tuesday, sparking one of the giddiest scenes we've seen out of the Warriors since their championship parade last June.
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I've since flushed it down the memory hole: I became a novelist, and while I stand by all the nasty things I said about W., Obama, and The New York Times, a writer mocks Terry Gross at his own eternal peril.
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Fatbergs are all caused by things that shouldn't end up in the sewers, anyway: congealed fat (often poured down the drain by restaurants, but also by regular) as well as flushed health items like diapers, condoms, tampons, pads, and Q-tips.
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Those with strong memories will recall that he flushed the tournament at the same spot two years earlier, when he was right in the mix and splashed his tee shot in the creek on the 12th to cripple his chances.
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All the while, the platform has given regular folks on the internet the tools to operate like venture capitalists, deciding what gets flushed and what gets funded: even something as silly as an art project that sends letters to strangers.
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And with that, it's time for JoJo the bathroom baby to emerge in a sparkly pink evening gown in broad daylight so she can get flushed down and out of the swirling toilet bowl of Ben's headspace once and for all.
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Meanwhile, at least two companies are racing to address the issue in a more practical manner, working to develop a sort of vasectomy-lite that would block the sperm-transporting vas deferens tubes with a polymer fluid easily flushed out later.
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Below is the video for said song, which intercuts shots of Polachek looking timeless like Sade, singing in the band's Brooklyn studio (in the old Pfizer building), with images of her looking vulnerable, gigantic crystal tears suspended on her flushed cheeks.
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The most popular theory is the prostate stagnation hypothesis, which suggests that prostatic secretions have the potential to cause cancer if they are allowed to accumulate in the body too long; therefore, they need to be periodically flushed through ejaculation.
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"Vulnerable" demonstrates the power of restrained gestures, as pattering synth bass, as well as the electronic polish applied to Gomez's voice, echo through a cavernous space; given such stillness, a tiny, flushed keyboard hook is enough to convey endless yearning.
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Almost immediately, many of the complex real-world issues of the times — police violence, presidential politics and the foment of racial clashes that continue to boil over in places like Charlottesville, Va. — all flushed through the filter of Kaepernick's gesture.
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Turkey, a NATO member and part of the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State, would also carry out air strikes against the radical Sunni militants if necessary and would not yield until they were flushed from its borders, Davutoglu said.
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Ohio State needed just four minutes to regain the lead as Jackson flushed three 3-pointers and Wesson added nine points as the Buckeyes went on a 24-2 spree to seize a 34-623 lead with 4:14 to go before halftime.
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"She looks like the old Kylie here idk why," one fan wrote in the comments section of the star's Instagram in July, to which Jenner responded, "I got rid of all my filler," with two flushed face emojis and one smiley face emoji.
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And though Sanborn and some others disagree, the FDA says some drugs should be flushed if you can't find a take-back site because they "may be especially harmful and, in some cases, fatal with just one dose," says spokesman Christopher Kelly.
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Edgar is on new meds and can't get it up, but we know by the end of the episode and based on all of Dorothy's limp dick jokes that this relationship has about three more episodes before it gets flushed down the toilet.
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I think it's because the act is already so vulnerable that if I'm in it, I want to really be in it — I want to let my partner see me at my most fragile and embrace the flushed pink afterglow and bed head.
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I'd fall into a trance doing this and lose track of time — it wasn't unusual for three hours to pass before I gave up, flushed a trash can's worth of bloody tissues, and went to bed, sore from hunching over and squinting.
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Faces flushed from the prickly heat of a few pints, sweat making our hair stick to our foreheads, and the relentless slinging of arms over shoulders as we use each other for balance—or stagger off in search of a kiss or fumble.
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"It tends to happen every 10 or 15 years and will show up on the beaches for a while and is flushed away," said Larry Brand, a marine biology professor at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.
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Sildenafil can be great for giving you a crowbar-hard erection that's impervious to alcohol, cocaine, exhaustion, and episodic indifference, but it gave me flushed cheeks, bright red ears, and a very stuffy nose because it turns out that blood vessels are everywhere.
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In an interview last week, he said the most important thing when sampling for lead was to have a period of stagnation, and that whether the water was flushed before that period began, and for how long, would not affect the results.
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In the morning, they sifted through the wreckage—the friend's steel safe stranded in the arroyo, the gutted muddy earth now teeming with rattlesnakes that had been flushed out of the hills—before embarking on a weeklong odyssey to get back to Texas.
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Michael Prysby seems to play down federal concerns about some high lead readings at the home of LeeAnne Walters, suggesting that the sample was an outlier and that the tap should be flushed -- a method that lowers the appearance of lead -- before retesting.
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Authorities who'd issued an alert for the Prius found the vehicle with Camou laying in the back seat in the hours after his alleged karaoke song, and eventually flushed him out with tear gas when he refused to exit, reports CBS Los Angeles.
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"Emily Says Hello" (season 5, episode 23) Kelly Bishop is always fantastic as Emily, but as this episode ends with her going inside, flushed and pleased with herself after a date, only to break into sobs in her empty house, she's extraordinary. 29.
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"Given the flushed liquidity in Asia and more potential easing from Fed, I'd expect markets to continue to find opportunities to re-enter low beta or low duration trades," said the Hong Kong-based trader, referring to the rupiah, peso and Taiwan dollar.
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The preliminary testing results show that approximately 97% of filters currently in place are effective the moment the tap is open, and approximately 99% of filters are effective when water is flushed through the filters for at least five minutes before use.
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But my attention kept drifting to the walls, where a Zuber wallpaper from the 43s depicted a maiden, her complexion a flushed peaches and cream, trapped in an almost-embrace with a pale and severe-looking soldier in a red-and-blue military uniform.
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An example of how much water is needlessly wasted was illustrated in a study by a young University of Cape Town researcher, who found that enough potable water to fill eight Olympic-size pools was flushed away in urinals on the campus each year.
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While the father of two reportedly stated in the documents that Dennis produced a negative urine test following the positive test, "the marijuana detected in the June 14, 2019 test could have been flushed out of her urine by that time," according to the documents.
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The second sign was probably the whiskey, which, when I entered, could be seen in a glass bottle on a small wooden table in the center of the gallery; at it sat two people, their faces flushed and their tones hushed as they spoke.
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When you take an opioid, whether a pill or an injectable, the drug enters the body and travels through your synapses, through the heart and into your lungs, where the blood gets flushed with oxygen before getting drawn back into the heart once again.
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Now she kills the same crowd, the women wildly applauding as Beth looks up, her face flushed even from this distance or perhaps it's the lights: they flood the makeshift stage, flood Beth, the glare of them casting her as something other, something more.
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Not wanting Pebbles to freeze to death outside, and unable to find someone else to care for it or to drive all the way to Florida, she says she flushed the hamster down the loo before spending 10 minutes crying in the toilet cubicle.
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I can see Her face in the firelight, podgy and flushed, Her head thrown back, howling, on layers of neck, Greasy, joyous, Clearly in charge of this ghoulish discothèque Where flappers and freaks, titans and nuns are squushed As she leads their silhouettes toward eternity.
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Wrapped in a wheels-to-roof vinyl ad, the bus was a mobile billboard splashed with the racy, larger-than-life image of a buxom woman — her blond hair thrown back, her face flushed — being caressed by a masked man, red silk around his neck.
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It is instructive to examine these reactions — those of both Trump and the wider public — as they are flushed to the surface, as there are lessons embedded in them that carry forward to the many other threats humans are likely face in the 218st century.
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At another meeting, Tillerson grew so frustrated with Trump's complaints about the Iran deal that he seemed unable to look at the president and stared at the wall, his face flushed with emotion, as he repeated the words "it's your deal," according to one participant.
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The two of them fell asleep that way, body to body, flushed cheek against warm leg, an embrace that was not about sex but not not about it, either, a hunger for touch that was somehow satisfied by this middle distance, this mutual understanding.
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Any information that challenges his worldview does not lead him to reconsider his beliefs; it "gets flushed down the sort of emotional and intellectual dispose-all that I think he carries around with him," Timothy O'Brien, one of Mr. Trump's biographers, told Politico recently.
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As we consider our flaky lips, flushed cheeks and ashy knees to kick off the New Year, who better than the founder of Sonya Dakar Skin Clinic to drop some knowledge about she keeps her A-list clientele looking her best regardless of the temps outside.
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According to Ibama and the prosecutors, Samarco has failed to properly contain 24.8 million cubic meters (875.8 million cubic feet) of mine tailings — enough to fill 10,000 Olympic swimming pools — that remain spread over the disaster area and have not been flushed away by rains or floods.
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He canned a jumper and a 222-pointer in the opening 242 seconds to stake Penn State to a 234-21 lead, then flushed three 27-pointers in a 503-second stretch that gave the Nittany Lions a 250-210 lead just 211:08 into the night.
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Mr. Thade's condition failed to respond to the three antibiotics already flushed into his veins, so his doctor, George Otieno (no relation to Mr. Otieno, the pharmacy stall owner), was preparing to administer the final drug in his limited arsenal, a relatively expensive antibiotic called meropenem.
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DARWIN, Australia — When the dry season spreads over the tropical savannas of Australia's Northern Territory, rangers start watching for the so-called firehawks: flocks of black kites, whistling kites and brown falcons that hunt near bushfires, snapping up small animals flushed out by the smoke and sparks.
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But when Massenet's "Werther" opened at the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday evening and the tenor Vittorio Grigolo declared his love for the young, respectable Charlotte, artfully weaving and fervently flinging vocal lines at and around her, I'm not embarrassed to admit I found myself getting flushed.
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My cheeks flushed because I felt sure that my peers—whose compassion for pregnant teens had already been repressed through teachings—would notice that I was acting strangely, a tell-tale sign that I was in the same shameful, avoidable situation as the girls in the books.
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Heartbeat City (1984) was a commercial comeback, with five Top 40 singles, but the flushed, percolating electronic sound didn't mesh with their sensibility (except on the aching hit ballad "Drive"), and Door to Door (1987) could have been a pop metal album if only they'd turned up the guitars.
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"The combination of length that was built-up in the market over the short-term, coupled with Fed coming in and shaking the trees last night has really flushed out a lot of the weaker longs in the market," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI Asset Management.
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While the father of two reportedly stated in the documents that Dennis produced a negative urine test following the positive test, he asserted that "the marijuana detected in the June 14, 2019 test could have been flushed out of her urine by that time," according to the documents.
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Forty-seven percent kept the leftover drugs at home; 30 percent threw them in the trash or flushed them down the toilet; 6 percent said other family members had used the leftover medication; and 9 percent did not remember what they had done with the rest of the medication.
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While there are still plenty of designer-name smartwatches coming to market — Fossil just introduced a style in collaboration with Kate Spade; Louis Vuitton entered the sector last year, teaming up with Google and Qualcomm Technology — they are not generating nearly the same flushed excitement that they once did.
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Research presented Sunday at the American Chemical Society's meeting in Boston showed that 20 percent of more than 400 contact wearers who were randomly recruited in an online survey flushed used contacts down the toilet or washed them down the sink, rather than putting them in the garbage.
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Two arrests, many escapes The story of how Guzman escaped from two maximum security prisons in Mexico before being flushed out of hiding and arrested by a coordinated team of US and Mexican agents has already been made into documentaries, made-for-TV movies and even a Netflix series.
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One winter's day, when he came upon her crouched shivering in a ditch with her three goats, soaked from the rain and flushed with fever, Don Santiago tied up the goats and slung her over his shoulder like a sack, thankful she was so small and weighed so little.
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"I went to the bathroom, flushed my toilet and recorded it on my phone saying, 'This sound of toilet flushing and tab opening is the sound we take for granted in our everyday life, and in Cape Town this sound is going to disappear soon,'" van der Heever said.
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When a deluge hits — as it did in 2012-2013 — the nitrogen is flushed out of the fields all at once, and the result is a spike in nitrogen levels in rivers and streams that pollutes drinking water and causes algae to grow, harming fish and other aquatic organisms.
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Some research suggests that the female orgasm may help improve your chances of getting pregnant by improving "sperm retention," but you have to time it right.) During arousal, you'll notice your heart rate increase, your skin may begin to feel (and look) flushed, and your genitals will swell with blood.
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Rose's partnership with the cosmetics company (which is a pretty perfect pairing if you ask us) stems from an organic appreciation for the brand, as she previously told PeopleStyle some of her beauty musts are from Urban Decay's line, including its Perversion Mascara and Naked Flushed Bronzer/Highlighter/Blush Strip.
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The two appeared to patch things up over the following months until Broner made a scene at a local Walmart this last March by throwing change into the air and walking away, a distasteful attempt at flaunting his questionable wealth, akin to when he flushed 20-dollar bills down a toilet.
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He was among a number of speakers that included Aric Toler, a reporter with the Bellingcat collective, which has flushed out details, including many from the ongoing Dutch-led criminal investigation that has resulted in the naming of four suspects charged with murder in the shootdown — three Russians and a Ukrainian.
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Photograph by William Mebane for The New Yorker This is not hot pot of the Chinese and Japanese varieties that have become widely available in New York—choose-your-own adventures featuring roiling broth, a frenetic flurry of raw meats, vegetables, and noodles, flushed faces, and sauce splattering onto shirtfronts.
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" EB, San Diego "Senator Warren has spent the last three years developing a formidable body of what might be called policy I.P. Not simply aspirations, her plans are flushed out by solid proposals and road maps for carrying them out in the complex governmental and regulatory world she knows so well.
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Though the girlfriend, who was not identified in court papers, told the court last year that Mr. Llakatura never harmed her, prosecutors said that she testified to a federal grand jury that he had once dragged her by her neck into a bathroom and flushed her head in a toilet.
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Una still wants to be Ray's little girl, and when an actual little girl shows up to collect him from work—she's the daughter of his current lover—Una's rage and jealousy and self-awareness are like more lines of cheap, cut coke that she's flushed into her already compromised system.
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The clearest proof that the party's old claim to morality has been flushed out with the Trump revolution is a new NPR/PBS News Hour/Marist poll with a mind-boggling result: A majority of Republicans -- 54% -- say that if Ford is telling the truth, Kavanaugh should still be confirmed.
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Tillotson repeatedly flushed the wiper fluid tank in his Subaru with clean water to ensure it was as clean as possible before filling it with potable liquids, but this hack probably isn't something you'd want to try with your own vehicle unless you replaced the wiper fluid tank altogether with a clean one.
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One of the works in the stack is a self-portrait created last summer during a residency hosted by the Milan gallery Martina Simeti that shows the artist reclining with flushed cheeks, her face clouded by a rosy blot of pink watercolor, and surrounded by floating gemlike cells rendered in vibrant azure blue.
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Less than two months after giving birth to her son Jonathan Rosebanks, Anne Hathaway hit the red carpet for the Alice Through the Looking Glass premiere with a beauty look so good — soft, flushed cheeks and a rosy pink lip — it earned the top spot in this week's Look of the Week.
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The issues surrounding the disposal of non-biodegradable sanitary pads is one more strand in the complex web of Indian menstrual health management Pads are often flushed down the toilet—which leads to blocked sewers and drains—or thrown into bins where they end up on one of India's hazardous 'landfill' sites.
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Not dissimilarly, years later, I picked up Anaïs Nin's "Little Birds" while browsing Waterstones and stood frozen there, entranced, for about an hour until an employee had to remind my flushed face that Waterstones isn't a library and I had to remind myself that erotic short stories should be read in private.
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Of course, it's not just fittingly-named products that make Tilbury a choice pick for the gig: The makeup artist's career is rooted in the supermodel '90s, having created her empire and aesthetic with glamazon looks that incorporate pouts painted your-lips-but-better shades, sultry, smoked-out eyes, and flushed cheeks that scream sex.
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The director,Read more:More than 5,000 turtles were found smuggled in luggage at an airport in MalaysiaA cat snuck into a washing machine survived a 35-minute cycleMeet Scamp the Tramp, the World's Ugliest DogA goldfish turned up in the Niagara River after being flushed down the toilet — and it's just really, really big
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In another work from 1911, "Reclining Nude Girl in Striped Smock," a weepy sexuality is delicately suggested by a flushed pink ear and a soft watery eye topping-off the beautifully colored-in contour lines that adhere to the kind of voluptuous natural forms popular with Art Nouveau: the flowing curvature of seaweed and lilies.
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He's become convinced that a faint cry he can hear behind the wall (after a 21 caller reports hearing said faint cry) is a prematurely born infant who's been flushed down the toilet and is now stuck inside the pipes of an apartment building — something that not only apparently can happen but actually has.
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Major General Lucky Irabor, commander of the operation, said the jihadists were now holed up in a few pockets of the Sambisa forest - where more than 200 girls kidnapped from the town of Chibok in 2014 are believed to be held - and two areas near Lake Chad and would be flushed out "within weeks".
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