Wine, it turns out, flushes minerals out of the body.
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If your flushes are mild and infrequent, good for you.
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Glacial melting also flushes previously trapped water and sediment into the ocean.
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In some cases, the spring thaw flushes mammoth carcasses out to the surface.
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"That forces some technical selling pressure and flushes out some weak longs," he said.
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In other paths, Stefan flushes his meds and spirals into paranoia, delusion, and murderous violence.
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"If someone flushes the toilet for you, are you supposed to tip them?" one woman asks.
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"We see that after the rains, water flushes the camps everywhere, including the toilets," Vandenent said.
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We've breathed in the wildfire smoke and heard city officials' pleas for fewer showers and flushes.
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These habitats overflow during big rainstorms, and the rising water flushes the fish to ground level.
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Each idea starts with a clay model that flushes out the basic image he wants to create.
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In the future, anyone who flushes a single wet wipe will be sent to lend a hand.
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I am veteran of clogging toilets, and in my experience you get two flushes if you're lucky.
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The DA's statement says Riling flushes the toilet during this time, but the toilet can't be seen.
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The watery layer continuously moistens the eye, nourishes the cornea and flushes away toxins and foreign bodies.
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At one point I get thrown in the bathroom stall and she flushes my head in the toilet.
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Theoretically, acupuncture may improve serotonin levels, and may improve hot flushes the same way an antidepressant does, Ee said.
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Overall, poor sleep was related to physical symptoms and vasomotor symptoms such as night sweats, hot flashes and flushes.
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When daylight lengthens in the spring, serotonin flushes these sensitive, starved receptors, thereby amplifying feelings of buoyancy and vitality.
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People significantly altered their lifestyles as a result by taking fewer showers, skipping toilet flushes, and repurposing lightly soiled water.
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Outside, it was one of those bright August mornings when a cold front flushes the badness from the city's sky.
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These glands make a natural infection-resistant fluid that flushes out dead cells, and protects your vagina from unwanted bacteria.
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These days, however, the government flushes money down the toilet in the most wasteful ways imaginable, both big and small.
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This thing where humanity flushes without looking down and never thinks about it again is relatively new, and it cannot last.
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"What you worry about is the rain" because it flushes more debris into the bay, said Aude Compan, a French sailor.
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Citizens will then be forced to live off just 25 liters of water a day — roughly the equivalent of two toilet flushes.
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The air that flushes through the little transparent apartments housing one male and two females in rigidly controlled polygamy is impeccably filtered.
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As an ego level is indicated on a scale between 0 and 100, a din is heard, and one flushes with embarrassment.
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Serre's face, framed by a tousled pixie cut, flushes with pride as she looks about: the studio is a hive of activity.
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So all of the mess and confusion from Mercury retrograde finally flushes out, coincidentally, at the same time of this emotionally energetic crescendo.
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Justin's jig is up shortly after moving in with Clay, who, while doing Justin's laundry, finds the heroin and foil, and flushes it.
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The virus could have spread through handshakes or coughs — even through tiny drops of toilet water spewed into the air when someone flushes.
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This isn't a market that grinds lower, its a market that if anything, flushes, resets a level and then starts rising from there.
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Usually, our household doesn't flush wipes, but I had slacked a time or two and those few fateful flushes were all it took.
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Now their showers, how many flushes, and how often they can do their laundry will be under the watchful eye of the state government.
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Unlike its grounded cousins, it is far louder when it flushes, complete with a giant woosh of air that will freak out the uninitiated.
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It helps to grow the baby by feeding it, and also to dispose of its waste, so it kind of feeds, filters, and flushes.
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Then again, if he said it simply flushes when it's supposed to, I would have vastly improved my quality of life just the same.
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Video poker shares some of the same parameters — players looking for winning combinations of cards, from pairs and full houses to straights and flushes.
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The relatively sparse rainfall it receives flushes through it quickly, making it hard to grow enough grass to support larger animals, such as cows.
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It's not like that thing flushes, so at the end of the process, you're just left with ... a tiny bowl full of bird shit.
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He should have just thrown it away or kept or for himself, because after he flushes the toilet one little nugget pops back up.
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The relatively sparse rainfall it receives flushes through it quickly, making it hard to grow enough grass to support larger animals, such as cows.
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Menopausal symptoms — from insomnia to hot flushes — they don't feel as urgent to practitioners so I don't think that they're always given the time needed.
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But as it turns out, Adam and Zach are working for the cops, so to escape entrapment (another Christmas miracle) Ronna flushes the real pills.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Plumbing is unseen but vital U.S. sanctions against Iran could affect key aspects of the pipework that flushes money around the world.
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And so the world found out what happens when the most powerful country takes 100 years of economic knowledge and flushes it down the toilet.
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A neti pot flushes your sinusesA neti pot is a series of devices that you use to flush mucus or allergens out of your sinuses.
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They see themselves in Rue when she coughs and flushes the toilet so her mom won't hear her rummaging through the medicine cabinet for Xanax.
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Every time someone flushes, washes their hands or takes a shower, all that household wastewater (and worse) flows down into 2110,21985 miles of sewer pipes.
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Insurgents and their kin have also headed there from around Damascus as the Syrian government flushes out rebel-held pockets of territory near the capital.
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For scale, that's roughly the amount of freshwater that goes down the drain in three or four flushes of an older toilet, according to the USGS.
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I tap the screen once, twice, before my face flushes red with anger, jealousy and everything else you feel when you discover you're being cheated on.
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In an act of defiance for not being heard, she shoves a towel in her toilet and flushes it repeatedly, so her cell will start to flood.
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From that tank, industrial pumps discharge the floodwater at a controlled pace into the Edo river, a larger river system that flushes the water into Tokyo Bay.
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So while they've determined that stormwater flushes 7 trillion microplastic particles into the Bay each year, the figure is more like 11 trillion for microparticles in general.
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About a quarter of all flushes at the 24-hour stations took place at night, which means the overnight toilets cost the city about $30 per flush.
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Deforested areas will need to be monitored as invasive plant species are likely to take advantage of the nutrient flushes and disturbances created by willow removal, he added.
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While that study didn't find an airborne virus, the Wuhan researchers argue it's plausible that in the Chinese hospital, toilet flushes could have sent particles into the air.
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"Preparations are expected to take several months to complete necessary inspections, conduct lube oil system flushes and configure the engineering plant for safe operations," a Pacific Fleet statement said.
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Working women who used it were able to significantly reduce the frequency and interference of hot flushes and night sweats, and improve their overall quality of life, researchers found.
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It flushes out bad ideas and unsuitable candidates for the benefit of an electorate that has better things to do than worry about the nuances of their every policy.
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One reviewer said that when he clogs his toilet, he will squirt some Dawn in there, let it sit for 20 minutes, then the toilet flushes without an issue.
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Now, mothers can shower after labor, and patients can use a toilet that flushes and wash their hands with soap from the old plastic bottles next to each sink.
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In addition to WD-40 lubricant, the company makes a number of household and cleaning products, including 3-in-One, 2000 Flushes, Carpet Fresh, Spot Shot and Lava, among others.
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The study used questionnaires to measure sleep quality as well as hot flashes and flushes, night sweats, and other physical, sexual and psychological symptoms associated with peri-menopause and menopause.
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Short-sellers and analysts said they expected more attacks on Japanese companies as regulators in China and Hong Kong fight back against short-sellers, and Abe's campaign flushes out deficiencies.
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Jonah Hill is the first of the losers to join Jordan's penny-stock outfit with the fake blue-blood name once the 1987 crash flushes him out of Wall Street.
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The silver mylar tape twisting in the wind in vineyards repels flocks of blackbirds and starlings (if one of them flushes, they all tend to go), but crows are smarter.
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At the Xiaolangdi Dam, competing systems may simultaneously lower the riverbed as clear water flushes away sediment and raise it as sandy water forms dunes that slow the sediment flow.
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In an attempt to shelter her son from the trauma of finding his pet goldfish belly-up, Mom flushes the corpse down the toilet while the boy is at school.
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People may forget that behind every polished piece of cutlery, behind every special sauce and behind every switch that flushes a toilet from across the room, is a real live person.
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Jonah Hill is the first of the losers to join Jordan's penny-stock outfit, which has a fake blue-blood name, once the 1987 crash flushes him out of Wall Street.
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There is a potential for more flooding at other cities southward along the Mississippi until the water flushes out into the Gulf of Mexico in several weeks, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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"The answer seems to be that needling makes no difference, although the overall effect of seeing a therapist regularly and having blunt stimulation of the skin does improve hot flushes," Ee said.
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It hones in on the redundant cache files, logs, app localizations, and image files that are clogging your computer's arteries and flushes them into the digital ether with just a few clicks.
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There's a quick shot of them both wearing rainbow gear, probably after New York's LGBT Pride in July: As Ilana makes out with someone, Abbi sadly flushes a goldfish down the toilet.
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"It is exciting that this most recent study of 15 weeks of resistance training showed a decrease in the frequency and severity of moderate and severe hot flushes among postmenopausal women," she added.
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The drug, known as MLE4901, works in a novel way by blocking a chemical called neurokinin B. Hot flashes or flushes, also known as vasomotor symptoms, have been a problematic field for drug research.
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The three pianists took turns; on Allen's "Unconditional Love," Mr. Sands's quick runs and sharply articulated arpeggios cut a stark contrast with Ms. Spalding, whose playing and singing were like two flushes of wind.
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Niagara Falls, the unofficial wedding capital of New York, flushes 3,160 tons of water over its falls every second and produces over four million kilowatts of electricity, which is shared by the US and Canada.
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"I didn't have periods anymore, which was lovely, but not having hormones for four months meant I also had hot flushes, didn't feel quite like myself, and my memory got a bit rubbish," Lydia explains.
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If Thomas flushes her toilets or runs her sinks and shower, the runoff doesn't enter a waste treatment facility — the bedrock of modern sanitation — it just flows right onto her land, where her grandchildren play.
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But the flip side to this realization is the theoretical worry that fluoxetine can foster antibiotic resistance in the environment, since some of the drug ends up in our sewers after it flushes through our bodies.
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You should also both get into the habit of peeing after sex, as it flushes any bacteria that may be near the urethral opening and so reduces the chances of getting a UTI (urinary tract infection).
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Other hormonal treatment can put the body into a menopausal state, preventing ovulation, menstruation, and the growth of endometriosis—though side effects can include bone loss, depression, and symptoms of menopause like hot flushes and insomnia.
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From a physiological perspective, working out flushes bacteria from your lungs and airways, increases your white blood cell circulation and raises your body temperature, all of which could help your body fight infection better, according to MedlinePlus.
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This cyclical process is called masting, and it flushes the forests every few years with spruce seeds, overwhelming seed-eating animals like red squirrels and white-winged crossbills, and thereby ensuring many uneaten seeds go on to germinate.
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These findings strongly suggest that "improvements in fitness with a regular exercise program will have potential benefits on hot flushes," said Helen Jones, a professor of exercise science at Liverpool John Moores University, who oversaw the new studies.
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With a powerful 2.5% concentration of benzoyl peroxide, Davis Benzoyl Peroxide Medicated Dog and Cat Shampoo degreases the coat, flushes the hair follicles, and moisturizes the skin to soothe and heal even the most severe cases of mange.
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"We were interested in whether hot flushes were indicative of heightened vulnerability - and we found this to be the case," said Davis, a researcher with the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University in Melbourne.
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It's everywhere, we just don't realize it (this is likely akin to the particles of fecal matter and bacteria that have been demonstrated to be sprayed into the air after one flushes the toilet, often landing on our toothbrushes).
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YANGCUN, China (Reuters) - A meat cleaver that doubles as a mobile telephone case, a sword you can use to scrub your back, and a toilet built into a scooter that flushes when you pull a lever on the handlebar.
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It's even supposed to be able to tell when multiple things are being use simultaneously — say, when one person is showering and another person flushes a toilet, because it'll identify the spike in water usage and separate it out.
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When lake levels get too high for the aging Herbert Hoover Dike to be entrusted to hold its trillion-gallon load, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers flushes the noxious waters into the beleaguered Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie rivers.
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Add-back therapy alleviated decreases in bone mineral density caused by elagolix but it also increased the number of hot flushes in both trials, and in one trial, it increased the likelihood of spotting between periods, the researchers found.
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In the third episode of the Hulu comedy "PEN15," the seventh grader Maya is playing with two My Little Pony dolls, mashing their pink plastic faces together in a fantasy make-out session, when her face flushes pink, too.
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Phyn says that it's spent the last year in pilot programs to build an accurate data set of things like toilet flushes and shower and sink flows, so that the Phyn Plus can automatically detect what's normal activity and what isn't.
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Here's Moore's math:Flint has 102,000 residents, each in need of an average of 50 gallons of water a day for cooking, bathing, washing clothes, doing the dishes, and drinking (I'm not counting toilet flushes, watering plants or washing the car).
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Jun Chiyabari's equivalent of first flushes exhibits the full rush of alpine air and sprightly florals that have made Darjeeling teas so famous, but the estate's real specialty is small productions influenced by East Asian tea regions like China and Taiwan.
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Plumlee, who sincerely stumbles, now finds himself under and behind DeMarcus as he rises up and flushes a big two-hander over him and Trey Lyles, who has rotated over and provides an ineffectual swipe at the most guaranteed two points imaginable.
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Kids barge in or bang on the door, somebody flushes the toilet repeatedly in the bathroom that shares a wall with your office during your podcast interview or important client phone call, or your thoughts are interrupted by the sounds of fighting and tears.
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The glymphatic system, discovered in 2012 by a team at the University of Rochester Medical Center, circulates cerebrospinal fluid through the brain and flushes out waste material, much like the lymphatic system, which is responsible for flushing toxins and waste matter from the body.
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The report explained that the acid flushes are "an unplanned maintenance action for the entire service life of the ship," and it is difficult to calculate sustainment costs given that it is unclear exactly how many times this process will need to be repeated.
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Deserving special acknowledgment — in fact, demanding it — are the folks in Dalrymple's immediate circle, like the Sikh landlady who cuts off the water to his apartment after too many toilet flushes and negotiates rent to be paid in part with ladies' underwear, sent from Britain.
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"The reason I began this research was because I had tried acupuncture for one or two patients who suffered from hot flushes and they reported remarkable results," said lead author Carolyn Ee of the University of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia, a family physician trained in acupuncture.
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At the local community college she takes a class called "Gender and Society," in which she flushes with the eros of intellectual exertion and forms bonds with her transgender professor and a motley group of students, all gamely navigating a new era of gender and society.
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It's a bracing power walk around the block that flushes your cheeks in the brisk weather of early January in a tube, a quick fix for a late-afternoon slump that will make you look and feel more alive than a mediocre cup of office coffee ever could.
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As more and more of the show's characters become involved in the story, racing through the apartment complex to make sure nobody flushes their toilet and drowns the child, 29-1-1's pilot embraces the kind of tonal whiplash that might be the hallmark of Murphy's work.
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Rather, the places that are seeing the first flushes of success as a result of attempting to tap into this alternative approach understand that they need to simulate what was best about club culture in a way that's doable under current socio-economic conditions and in line with contemporary leisure-time trends.
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Even if the next storm knocks out the electric grid, which is all but certain (the federal government spent $3.8 billion to patch it after Maria, but it remains fragile), the huts would still have water, which is collected in cisterns and filtered through a sophisticated recycling system that feeds a garden and flushes toilets.
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Today, the water in Newtown is highly toxic and largely stagnant; a 15-foot layer of sludge and slime sits on its bed, and a chunk of the city's sewage still ends up in the creek thanks to an old system that, when storms occur, flushes overflows of combined rainwater and untreated sewage into the city's waterways.
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Like the others, Makhachev's suspension was lifted after the World Anti-Doping Agency, who the UFC-backed United States Anti-Doping Agency work alongside, acknowledged their decision to hastily ban usage of the previously-legal drug on January 1st was ill-informed, due to there being no concrete proof of how quickly the drug flushes out of an athlete's system.
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For example, there's a shot of Abbi reading Hillary Clinton's memoir, while Ilana's friend with benefits, Lincoln, goes down on her: Later, we see Ilana reading the same memoir (likely Abbi's copy) as Abbi flushes yet another ill-fated goldfish down the toilet: We also see the pair gleefully dancing, the better to test the twirling capabilities of Abbi's new hair extensions.
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Read more:Watch the moment a Tesla Model 3 scared off 2 men who were kicking its charging port'Everybody has a pain threshold': 'Big Short' investor Steve Eisman explains why he covered his Tesla short long agoTesla is now worth $115 billion more than Ford after the legacy automaker's slashed profit forecast tanks its stock'When it flushes, it's going to flush hard': Notorious short-seller Andrew Left explains why he's betting against Tesla again — after saying he was done forever
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He catches the ball in the post against Kent Bazemore on the right block, uses his new and improved streamlined shoulder beef to push Bazemore into the paint, draws Tuarean Prince and Josh Collins into a triple team, faces up, pump fakes, realizes that not one of these three dudes can honestly do shit about shit, rises up and just flushes on all three of them with one hand, then extends his full reach on the rim for a good second or so.
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A big man receives a pass out of a pick and roll, rises up, flushes a two-handed dunk, does a little pull-up to avoid a defender below, drops OFF the rim in a crouching position, lands in a squat with the sheer POWER from his dunk turns the wood floor beneath him in SPLINTERS, and then he reaches down to the ice rink under the court—it's one of those types of set-ups—and merges with the ice in a brief but VERY dramatic spiritual/physical type ceremony, this man-made ice invading his brain as he takes on a robotic affect and he spends the rest of the game with vapor pouring out of his body, performing all his tasks with unnervingly crisp precision.
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