Feel the fullness Once you've learned how to recognize your hunger, it's time to feel the fullness.
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Power is in the fullness of one's being — and the more a woman owns her fullness, the more powerful she is.
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He accentuated both sisters' natural texture with curling irons and finished off with Dove's Volume & Fullness Dry Shampoo for extra fullness and texture.
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Words can't describe the joy and fullness of our hearts.
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Beautiful in its fearless fullness, its expectation of an answer.
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The fiber in a piece of fruit also increases fullness.
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The knobby fullness of the surrounding hills resembles rising bread.
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"The increase in perceived fullness that is due solely to the increased viscosity, which is a phenomenon that we refer to as phantom fullness, may be useful in lowering energy intake," the study said.
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"It's not just about fullness either — satisfaction is even more important."
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Family, relationships, friendships – each bring out the fullness of our lives.
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So I'm looking forward to the fullness of this coming out.
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Once the optimal size/fullness reached, secure with floral wire. 4.
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You get steady energy and lasting fullness after noshing on them.
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In fact, it's easy to fake fullness with the right technique.
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The waxing crescent phase is the moon's first step toward fullness.
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The Strawberry Moon will reach peak fullness shortly after 9 a.m.
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Now we hear about it in the fullness of its idiosyncrasies.
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" Ms. Kaplan writes, "Once again," black people "are denied our fullness.
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So, from the start, Federer displayed the fullness of his range.
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Tell Me More The labia majora can lose fullness with menopause.
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My folk-song understanding of the river as a timeless tableau of placidity had swiftly been subverted by an appreciation for the arroyo's defiant fullness — a fullness achieved not in spite of volatility but out of it.
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That will change tomorrow night, when January's Wolf Moon reaches peak fullness.
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The moon won't reach its peak fullness, though, until 12:23 a.m.
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The January 1 full moon reached peak fullness at 9:24 p.m.
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The moon is set to reach peak fullness at 2:08 a.m.
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The films succeed because they translate the fullness of the man himself.
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Technically, the super snow moon reaches peak fullness at 10:54 a.m.
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She says the technique "rolls out" the lips for natural-looking fullness.
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Basically, it means you're in tune with your hunger and fullness cues.
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For me, dark is complete, it's fullness, and melanation in the sun.
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Expressions of racial identity are part of the fullness of our humanity.
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Energy, fullness, musicality — these are all qualities the company is known for.
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"There's a fullness, a fattiness, almost a chocolate-y richness," said Holly.
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It's a box-pleat skirt that's got a little fullness and pockets.
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Plus, you're getting a healthy dose of fiber, which contributes to fullness.
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Part of the fullness of life, Varda knows, is also its tragedies.
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The Strawberry Moon will reach peak fullness on Thursday at 12:53 a.m.
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Some people understand AR in its fullness, though, and they give me hope.
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For what it's worth, Zahedi never claims to represent people in their fullness.
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What matters is finding one that leaves you feeling that glorious fullness, too.
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They're also weighted, which will create an incredible feeling of fullness and pressure.
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They do not just keep us apprised of the fullness of the moon.
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It's tough to overstate the fullness of how technology stands to impact humanity.
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Step outside to see the moon at peak fullness at 7:33 p.m.
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I am surrounded in all these ways by the transcendent fullness of life.
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The moon will reach fullness just three hours after perigee on November 14.
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I greatly enjoyed the process of experiencing the fullness of American democracy firsthand.
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And soups provide a sense of fullness and satiety in a modest package.
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There was a kind of fullness about her, an irrepressible suspension of judgment.
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"It will all be revealed in the fullness of time," Cornyn told reporters.
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Few songs fit such a fullness of emotion into three or four minutes.
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There is an emotional fullness on Issa that is missing on Savage Mode.
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White people have stood in as the face of humanity's fullness and complexity.
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DUDLEY: I MEAN, WE'LL HAVE TO SEE OVER – IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME.
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Lee supplemented Roberts' hair with Great Length Extensions to add length and fullness.
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"Some people use sex toys to recreate that sense of fullness," says Battle.
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IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME, YES, I THINK THESE THINGS WILL BE RESOLVED.
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Just look for products that provide a bit of fullness and a mattifying effect.
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It will feel either pleasurable, strange, or possibly like a sense of general fullness.
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Paak's band The Free Nationals did justice to the fullness to that album's sound. .
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AND THEN WE GET TO SEE IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME HOW IT WORKS.
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The cream thickens, texturizes, and adds fullness to hair without looking shiny or spiky.
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All Eyez On Me is just one instance of smudging the fullness of Pac.
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Ms. Garanca has been widely acclaimed for the fullness and radiance of her voice.
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Savor the fullness of tone when Ms. Amereau descends into that delectable lower register.
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None of this fullness, however, was reflected in mainstream media or the broader culture.
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The mezzo-soprano Karine Deshayes sang with dazzling fullness as the sprightly page Urbain.
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Those non-meal distractions make it hard to register our body's cues of fullness.
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About halfway through eating it, though, I came face-to-face with a fullness.
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Ms. de Niese, though strained at times, sang with fullness and richly expressive shadings.
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The 2016 Marzipan debutante, Alston Macgill, danced with a fullness that goes beyond sugariness.
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But in the fullness of time, we're hopeful that the parties will solve this.
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JEFFREY GUNDLACH: Well in the fullness of time, I think absolutely we'll go below that.
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Once you've gone past the 20-minute mark, the fullness is difficult to deal with.
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"Fiber is an important component of fullness, but so is protein and fat," she says.
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Next Wednesday, September 6, will see the moon reach fullness at 3:02 a.m. EST.
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The other symptoms, like fullness or constipation, could be easily mistaken for another gastrointestinal problem.
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This Sunday, July 9, will see the moon reach fullness at 12:07 a.m. EST.
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You're seeing the fullness of a life that existed in that snapshot of a moment.
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New research shows that thick foods induce feelings of fullness, regardless of their caloric density.
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The tree has 430 warm white LED lights and 1,438 branch tips that create fullness.
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You'll get a soft bend that adds fullness — and feels a little quirky and imperfect.
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Start very lightly at first, and then draw darker and more defined strokes to create fullness.
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This Friday, November 23, will see the moon wax to fullness at 12:39 a.m. EST.
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They show off the lines of your hair cut, create depth, and the illusion of fullness.
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This Saturday, November 4, will see the moon reach peak fullness at 1:23 a.m. EST.
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Missing out on Rustin's story feels especially criminal when the fullness of his character is explored.
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At an affordable price, it's almost impossible to turn away from Dove's Volume & Fullness Dry Shampoo.
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You want to slowly honor your hunger and fullness and eat smaller portions throughout the day.
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There were other good dishes, but despite my fullness, I could easily devour a second helping.
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In the fullness of time, some of those pairings have come to look better than others.
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Do you love yourself enough to embrace the fullness of your gender identity—femininity and all?
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I choose how I'm going to show the fullness of my gender identity to the world.
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"Then the child's actually overriding their body's own cues for hunger and fullness," Dr. Muth said.
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More than that, the basic connection between music, space and dancers acquired a shocking immediacy and fullness.
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" Ali continued, "An excellent and poignant thought was unfortunately overshadowed by voicing the word in its fullness.
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EDT this past Tuesday, when it reached fullness in Sagittarius, the fiery sign of the adventurous Archer.
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Now, though, Black women are ditching the harmful chemicals and unapologetically embracing the fullness of the 'fro.
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Black women didn't catch up until July, and Native American women's pockets achieved equivalent fullness in September.
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The shape, the arch, the color, and the fullness are all way better than I had before.
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For the fullness of time, I think the relationships will survive and I think they'll survive soundly.
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You can be yourself, own your fullness, even the tough parts, and still draw other people in.
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You get a serotonergic reaction release with a heavy meal, and a sense of fullness promotes sleep.
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Metaphorical mirrors, which reflect the fullness of our lives, will always remind us that we are different.
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" Ms. Nastasi, who also fought tears, said, "You love me and our cats with intensity and fullness.
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And so while visiting The Fullness of Color I composed in my mind's eye a slide show.
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In the middle of the meal, pause, and ask yourself how you feel -- any signs of fullness?
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And strong sovereign nations allow individuals to flourish in the fullness of the life intended by God.
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But usually, people just say they're "bloated" when they feel any "sensation of abdominal fullness," Dr. Veloso says.
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Sometimes how one frames a story determines whether or not we will see the fullness of a character.
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The moon reached its fullness Monday morning, and the actual evening solstice took place at 6:34 p.m.
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According to The Old Farmer's Almanac, the moon is set to reach peak fullness at 2:11 p.m.
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It is also focused on the future, when the fullness of this building effort will come to pass.
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In his show, he moved through scenes with a fullness and brevity evocative not of theater, but movies.
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Nexxus Volume Refreshing Mist Dry Shampoo is lightweight, sulfate-free, and will even add fullness to limp strands.
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For about 20 Saturdays, I sat with a group of eight girls and talked about hunger/fullness cues.
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The Full Worm Moon, as March's full moon is known, will reach peak fullness at 10:54 a.m.
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I'd say the fullness and depth of the bass are in fact the key strengths of these headphones.
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"What I end up asking people to do is feel the fullness of who they are," he said.
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It improved the overall quality of my skin, removing fine lines, shrinking pores, and helping to restore fullness.
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Autocracy squelches the individual and brings with it a dullness to life, while individual freedom brings a fullness.
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"It's very difficult to get the fullness of the old days, which is hard to manufacture," he continued.
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Designers, he said, shortchanged all the nonvisual ways we experience architecture — and through architecture, the fullness of life.
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The mutations destroy satiety, the feeling of fullness after a meal, Dr. Farooqi and her colleagues have found.
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The combination of courtly dignity and expressive fullness will remind you of your favorite lush, elegant costume drama.
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But the sequence is now also an assertion of the fullness, the sufficiency, of the community performing it.
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Almost mute, uncannily gentle, and patient as she had rarely been in the fullness of her life, Mrs.
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At your last bite check in again and rate your fullness -- does it feel good, bad or neutral?
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It's wholesome not just in suggesting basic principles of health but in the fullness and comprehensiveness of it.
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She is a virtuosic writer who brings life and fullness to each woman and each family she depicts.
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Nonetheless you experience the fullness of that life in play and become a sort of cyborgian with it.
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It makes you hungry, reduces the natural signals of fullness, and may even temporarily make food taste better.
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Its descriptive intervention allows us to embrace the fullness of American and world history on a previously unimagined scale.
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Tossing and turning has also been shown to boost the hunger hormone ghrelin while decreasing the fullness hormone leptin.
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" Tolstoy, wrote the reviewer, "has imbibed in all its fullness the great sentimentalist's passion for making everything go wrong.
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A couple of weeks spent with all these flawed, sublime, emotive, musical human beings revealed them in their fullness.
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Then, after the 15th, as the moon begins to wax toward fullness, you can put those plans into action.
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"Mobile is going to drive this in the fullness of time, and we're there to support that," Riccitiello said.
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Conway said the president-elect will "make clear what the fullness of his plans are" when he assumes office.
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For some people, though, those fibroids can cause weird feelings of fullness in your pelvic area and intense pain.
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Now, I will always be able to travel back in time and remember the sense of fullness and expectation.
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They ask us to look at the emptiness of their bowls and reflect on the fullness of our own.
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And that's just the start: Chrissy Teigen is also frank about her love for add-in length and fullness.
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"I am concerned to understand blindness, to seek its meaning, to retain the fullness of my humanity," Hull affirmed.
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So the book is slender, but the writing's density gives it the fullness of almost anyone else's thick tome.
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While we celebrate the best of a legend's life, we can also celebrate him in his fullness — and ours.
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Because the fiber, protein and healthy unsaturated fats in nuts all contribute to satiety, or that feeling of fullness.
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However, many of these moments rely on wall text and can sometimes get lost in the fullness of the exhibition.
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If only the moon reached peak fullness on Wednesday — it would be the perfect opportunity for a Mean Girls joke.
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In a study, mice who were fed agavins also ate less, as consuming agavins leads to a feeling of fullness.
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In the fullness of time, the technology might be extended to look at skin regeneration in other species, mammals included.
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Next Wednesday, May 10, will see the moon reach fullness once again and become what's known as the Flower Moon.
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Remember the world she is in, so often hostile to her truth, to the fullness and volume of her voice.
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"I think the benefit of this mini-series was people got to see the fullness of everyone involved," she said.
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"When we can spell, it gives us a voice, and we can live life in all its fullness," Jonathan said.
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In the fullness of time, this report likely will take its place as one more link in a continuing chain.
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We are a postmodern band of medieval monks, self-flagellating and deprived, suspicious of the joy and fullness of life.
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Black people are enough, and Insecure's about showing a slice of life of the enoughness and fullness of black people.
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This particular Hunter's Moon will appear full from Saturday morning to Tuesday morning, but will reach peak fullness on Saturday.
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"Pasolini" is a reminder of that life and some of its meanings, rather than an attempt to render its fullness.
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We're interested in issues arising from guilt, fairness, generational and gender intrigue, the human animal in all its gross fullness.
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Later, Dr. Percec began grafting fat into the labia, theorizing it would aid healing and add fullness to depleted tissue.
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One of several important troupes in Philadelphia, it has terrific performers, with high energy and marvelous fullness of physical texture.
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In the middle of the meal, pause for bite two and do the same while checking for signs of fullness.
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It flies, things happen in the fullness of it, clocks measure it, and we are well aware of its passage.
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These foods bypass our normal fullness mechanisms, which is why you could eat them all day and not feel full.
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The most convincing tenor was that of Blake Friedman as Iago, whose voice has a plummy fullness and dusky hue.
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Once again we are denied our fullness because of a (justified) fear it will be interpreted as anti-American. Mrs.
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There aren't any major studies that have been done on the use of cosmetic fillers for loss of labial fullness.
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In fact, we'd describe them more as brow highlights; they give definition and fullness, with just the tiniest hint of color.
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With The Fullness of Time (2008), that was about the post-water trauma of Katrina, a post-traumatic stress disorder rumination.
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Sometimes that meal is enough food to "eat past the point of fullness," while other times she is not eating enough.
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She has to run [in this scene], so I added some fullness in the skirt to give her room to move.
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Now, something suggests that one can eat a fiber-rich meal, with less protein, and achieve the same sensation of fullness.
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A Supreme Court with Kavanaugh might give him the benefit of the doubt when the fullness of Trump's corruption is revealed.
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The gibbous moon is either the last phase before the moon reaches fullness or the first phase after the full moon.
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I guess it's the flow that interests him, and the span of his movie that allows him to gauge the fullness.
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Mr. Naharin's works abound in theater games and exercises: Despite the fullness of the movement, the drama is an intellectual one.
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Members of the Poison Squad may have experienced "fullness in the head and distress in the stomach" after consuming certain substances.
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I've always been trying to fit into spaces that were not built to support me, and the fullness of my life.
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The Court expressly refused to look beyond these proffered justifications — justifications that in the fullness of time were revealed as false.
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Yet it was my church that ultimately coaxed me out into the fullness of the person God created me to be.
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A healthy person can have four or six vibrant attachments and honor them all as part of the fullness of life.
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As they squeeze and crowd around me, I feel love and joy and fullness at the noise and color and chaos.
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In the fullness of galactic time, the Voyagers may be found, but by then the human race may be long extinct.
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"The Sign" is the first story in "A City in Its Fullness," the newest volume in the Toby Press Agnon Library.
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Feel your fullness Listen for the signs you're no longer hungry; notice the signals telling you when you're comfortably full. 6.
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To make that fullness last until lunch, the plan suggests adding an egg, yogurt or handful of nuts to the meal.
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In both cases, Donen keeps the camera at enough of a distance to appreciate and complement the fullness of Astaire's performance.
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"Someone with anorexia or who has dieted for a long time may not be able to detect their hunger or fullness cues yet, but they can start with other principles like rejecting the diet mentality and work with a dietitian on how to navigate the hunger and fullness piece until the cues get back on line," she explained.
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So, for example, if the moon reaches fullness while it's hanging out in Pisces, we may feel an increased sense of empathy.
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Many of his subjects face the viewer head on, and Hendricks was an expert in rendering the fullness of their human complexity.
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And this is how Real Lies and the Rhythm Method sing of England—the hollowness of today via the fullness of yesterday.
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Powerful in its symbolism, it represents such resonant themes as fullness, unity, vastness, and even the fecundity of the protective, enveloping womb.
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Right after its "new" phase, the moon starts to wax, meaning the illuminated area of its surface increases until it reaches fullness.
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"This senseless act has left De'Maree's family with a…void left by her infectious smile and fullness of life," the page reads.
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For Intense Fullness"Although [these] lashes are dramatic, the band is thin, so they are comfortable," says professional makeup artist Ricky Wilson.
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Fat is another factor that contributes to fullness and satiety, and pumpkin seeds happen to be rich in unsaturated fats, McMordie says.
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But for hair, this year was all about adding fullness, texture, and a cool-girl matte finish — without actually washing your hair.
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With a great set of extensions, you can don bangs for the day or simply add fullness to fine or thin hair.
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The brilliant achievement of the little-known regional museum allowed audiences to see the fullness of Bosch's vision for the first time.
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The moon is progressing toward complete fullness, so it's high time you ask yourself what you're doing to complete your own goals.
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The teaching has always been that the pope has the fullness of power necessary to defend the faith and to promote it.
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And someday—not now or anytime soon, but all in due course in the fullness of time—we can discuss fundamental reform.
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It's that her private struggles—documented for the first time in all their fullness by Rosenberg—have recently become our public ones.
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"These patients, who often have type 1 diabetes, suffer with chronic nausea, fullness and discomfort after meals, and even reflux," he says.
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Balsam Hill trees are exceptionally realistic because they have so many branch tips that can be fluffed and spread to create fullness.
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Depending on the Max&aposs seating configuration and the fullness of a flight, the plane can seat as many as 230 people.
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The Vienna Philharmonic plays for him with astonishing virtuosity: strings of tactile fullness; tangy winds; bursts of ideally round and peppery brasses.
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One thing she says she sees a lot in her practice is a misunderstanding and second-guessing of the sensation of fullness.
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In her notebooks, she refers to fullness instead of happiness ("It has been the fullest, the most pleasing of times," she wrote).
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I think that both of those, I think, in the fullness of time will be significant, but they're ... It feels like something.
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I think the new fullness with which you're kind of viewing human experience really expresses itself in the musical largesse of it.
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I don't eat past fullness, but maybe somewhere along the way I trained my stomach to be bigger than it needs to be?
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As it begins its journey back to fullness, the moon sends us a loud and clear message: Get out there and get moving.
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The moon will reach peak fullness at 5:27 AM tomorrow, but you'll still be able to see a mostly full moon tonight.
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"Foods that promote satiety"—a feeling of lasting fullness—"do exist," insists David Katz, MD, founder of the Yale University Prevention Research Center.
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Plus, as I approach my 40s, I'm not just interested in fullness — I want to keep vertical lines around my lips at bay.
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When we consume only liquids, our bodies don't always register them on the "fullness scale" because they don't have enough fiber, Larson explains.
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I love the feeling of fullness in my vagina, so being able to use the speculum to apply internal pressure is just lovely.
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Many people have lost the ability to recognize their hunger and fullness cues and the sense of which foods make them feel good.
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But in "Obsidian Tear," Mr. McGregor introduces a physical language that is pared down and clear yet permeated by a fullness and grace.
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" Ms. Bartoli was cited for her "vocal range of three octaves and a unique ability to live a role with fullness of expression.
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Tomas Horvath, a professor of neurobiology at Yale, and his team of researchers focus on how the brain controls feeding, appetite, and fullness.
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But here they're laid strikingly bare, with the record painting Chris's psyche in both fullness and intimacy, with great detail and incredible warmth.
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Aloof, elusive, uneasy, it may be Abercrombie herself, who is given a new visibility that should be coaxed into an even greater fullness.
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The Fullness of Color: 1960s Painting continues at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (1071 5th Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through August 2.
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I also think there's less emphasis placed on line and accuracy and more freedom to dance with more energy and fullness and risk.
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Mr. Corcoran, 28, praised the fullness of Ms. Cottrill's vision, from her direct, diaristic songwriting to her high-school vlogs and social media.
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Embracing the fullness of our identities in no way represents a lack of respect or a blindness to the gravity of a tragedy.
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Soup When soup is eaten as appetizer, it can decrease hunger, increase fullness and reduce the total calories consumed for the entire meal.
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Feature The film is a rare portrayal of black people in our fullness — angry and frightened and hurt, euphoric and loving and free.
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"There is a beautiful phrase from the Gospel of Luke that says: From the fullness of the heart, the mouth speaks," he said.
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"It's funny, isn't it — the things that play on our screens and in our heads for years, detached from any fullness," he writes.
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My sister doesn't make me yearn for the pallid pleasures of dieting; she reminds me to delight in the messy fullness of living.
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Recipe: Fish Pie With a Sourdough Crust With this rich fish pie, I would want a white wine that can match its fullness.
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You have to engage both the language on the page and the language in the air to get the fullness of the work.
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"I want your hair to have more body and texture in the back, so that in your profile, it creates more fullness," he said.
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Extra protein helps keep your blood sugar balanced and promotes a feeling of fullness, which is vital if you're trying to lose some weight.
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And that's what a good appetizer is really all about — eating past the point of fullness while over-sharing details of your personal life.
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Woods grew up going to her grandmother's church, and it shows in the buoyant background vocals, in the fullness and brightness of Heavn's production.
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These grown up mean girls and boys found that upper cheek and lower cheek fullness was significantly enhanced as a result of the exercises.
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Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore were released back to back in 1995 and 1996, respectively, and they embody the fullness of Sandler's inscrutable irritability.
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I also added a few clip-in extensions, courtesy of Rapunzel of Sweden, for added fullness, movement and a pop of lighter blonde highlight.
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But if he's willing to cull every few centuries, he could theoretically achieve a gargantuan boost in net welfare over the fullness of time.
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She felt his immanence, the fullness of his attention: They seemed to be walking toward some agreement, something inevitable, without ever quite reaching it.
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Project Apollo seems to me, even at this remove—and surely in the fullness of time—what mattered most about John F. Kennedy's life.
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They tend to cause a feeling of "fullness" in your pelvic region, pain during sex, and low back pain along with long, heavy periods.
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The narrow crevices between the colored areas become languid, sensuous lines, so that the composition cannot be separated into sections of fullness and emptiness.
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A lack of quality sleep could lead to overeating because inadequate sleep is believed to stimulate hunger and suppress hormone signals that communicate fullness.
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CreditCreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times Joe Biden's new memoir, "Promise Me, Dad," is all about time — but not its sweep or fullness.
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"What was wonderful about working in South Korea is, you know, you kind of feel the fullness of yourself for a second," he added.
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Viriditas was a feeling of lushness, of fullness, of overall well-being, and it could come only from an engagement with the natural world.
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Many of these commuters get to appreciate the fullness of the skyline in a way that those who live on the island may not.
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They noted significant improvements in the fullness of the women's cheeks after 20 weeks but little noticeable change elsewhere on their faces or necks.
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If someone has medium to long hair, she won't put a full relaxer in it, "because I want the fullness and volume," she said.
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Gorgeous music is allied with luxuriant dancing, close to barefoot ballet: luminous lines, deep bends, a fullness flowing through extremities and soft phrase endings.
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It's packed in nutrient-rich foods, like fruits, vegetables, beans and legumes, and it gives you a feeling of fullness without contributing any calories.
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After the hair set, Palau brushed it out and followed it with a spray of Redken's Windblown dry finishing spray to enhance the fullness.
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Rosso's "Madame Noblet" (1897), cast in plaster, demonstrates how his work needs to be circumnavigated by the viewer to be appreciated in its fullness.
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No one person or combination of people can capture the fullness of Prince onstage, but Kravitz will, one imagines, give it everything he can.
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They took blood to measure hormone levels and also asked participants to rate their subjective feelings of hunger and fullness using a numeric scale.
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Am I mistaken to think that even back then, in the vivid present, the fullness of life stirred out emotions to an extraordinary extent?
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It exists to convey information: speed, the fullness of the gas tank or battery, miles driven, the occasional warning about low oil or tire pressure.
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EDT next Tuesday, the moon will reach fullness, marking yet another May Flower Moon, as this month's full moon is known among nature-based faiths.
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Dr. Fan says that the combination of procedures will give more fullness in the upper part of the breast, something a lift itself can't accomplish.
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Simply apply the product wherever you want the hair to grow, whether you have patches, an ultra-skinny tail, or just want more fullness everywhere.
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The nature of those effects depend on what sign the moon is moving through when it reaches fullness and what your own sign is, too.
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Living Proof 's new Body Builder spray delivers the same hold as the brand's flex hairspray, plus the fullness of its Full Dry Volume Blast.
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She was going through four to five eyelash mascaras a month, using them to brush over her thinning hair to give the illusion of fullness.
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Hunger is the most primitive fear of the human being and it will be never be experienced in its fullness, unless the stakes are real.
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The u-jays do a great job of breaking free from that stereotype with bass that is absolutely addictive in its fullness, impact, and quantity.
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But Mr. Elo, who in other ballets has often made his dancers look bad, here allows BalletX's precise rigor and fullness of tone to emerge.
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The interplay between how the body actually senses hunger and satiety ("fullness") is finally coming into focus, but neuroscientists have a long ways to go.
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The Puleo International Slim Fraser Fir Pre-Lit Artificial Tree provides all of the fullness of a perfectly shaped Christmas tree within a slim silhouette.
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The L.A. Phil New Music Group, in a subtly expanded orchestration of the piece, played with spacious flexibility, with fullness yet delicacy, under Paolo Bortolameolli.
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"One of the things that I teach my clients is to view hunger and fullness on a scale of one to ten," Al Bochi said.
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"The decisions to deviate from longstanding processes raise questions about the ARB's independence, thoroughness, and therefore the fullness of their findings of accountability," it concluded.
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And I think what you'll see over the fullness of time, so the next three to five years, is how well these things will perform.
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There is an abundance of gorgeous outdoor scenes, many set in Aix-en-Provence, where Cézanne is shown at work amid the fullness of nature.
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Williams-Garcia's prose is lush and lulling; she's gentle with her characters but captures the fullness of their conflicting emotions with the lightest of strokes.
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You should be able to be a child with the fullness of what that means and make it to adulthood and be able to thrive.
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To gorge oneself on mediocrity is another path to fulfillment, and in the moment, the feeling of fullness outweighs the journey it took to get there.
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I view it as the need to fill a void, or the hollowing out of a space that understands itself only as a vessel for fullness.
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In that is a deep connection to the fullness of human emotions: birth to death, pain to joy, and forgiveness to love, to name a few.
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If we hunt and eat fish, the writer Paul Greenberg notes, ''we must hunt them with care and eat them with the fullness of our appreciation.
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As long as Protestants remain divided from each other, and separated from Catholics, Orthodox and others, our churches fail to experience the fullness of the Gospel.
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Apples are one of the few fruits that contain pectin, which naturally slows digestion and promotes a feeling of fullness, according to a study in Gastroenterology.
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Next Tuesday, April 11, will see the moon wax to fullness and become what's known as the Pink Moon or, in Pagan traditions, the Wind Moon.
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It's this fullness that fills the novel: She felt her way blindly out into the yard, finding a place to kneel just past the concrete steps.
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The discomfort, which can feel like uncomfortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain, can last for more than a few minutes or go away and come back.
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Yes, I love mascara, I love accenting the plump fullness of my lips with a blush chapstick, and for a period I used to wear foundation.
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This may be because the foods override natural fullness sensors in the body, and also because they are designed to be eaten and digested so quickly.
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And what you're left with is two people who can't help but be their fullest, truest selves in a context that doesn't require all that fullness.
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She very much encouraged black women to appreciate the fullness of themselves and to speak from their perspectives, not trying to fit into anyone else's structure.
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Small clinical trials indicate that a wider variety of food options in any given meal could delay fullness and increase the amount of food people eat.
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Conceived as a skylit, sonorous room — a temple dedicated to the sun — it was to have "both mass and void, fullness and emptiness," Mr. Girardoni said.
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Abercrombie has a light, keyboard-like manner of developing performances, sometimes spreading from a sweeping line of single notes to a fullness that suggests an organ.
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After a profound spiritual revelation and sense of renewal, his despair miraculously lifted and he was filled with joy and appreciation of the fullness of life.
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In the fullness of time the recent U.S. tax cuts will prove to have been a major policy mistake and I'll give you several reasons why.
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The songs stay slow and stately, relying on acoustic guitars and keyboards; when more fullness is needed, a string quartet or a full string section arrives.
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The lead makeup artist Dick Page said his goal was to create fullness in each model's natural brow — "amplifying it as much as possible," he said.
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But the truth is, the real rush is in the taste: Freshly picked produce has an incomparable, palpable sweetness and fullness of flavor that are fleeting.
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How do you find ways to bear witness to what hasn't been seen while bearing witness to the fullness of what black art is and can be?
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Impressed by the fullness of the Beach Boys' music, with its eclectic rhythms, sounds and harmonies, Paul became determined to produce a sonic tapestry of his own.
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If you do manage to lose body fat, you'll disturb the balance of hormones, produced by adipose cells, that regulate hunger and fullness signals in the brain.
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A symphony of factors control hunger, fullness, and ultimately our weight, including everything from how well you slept last night to the accounts you follow on Instagram.
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But, he says, it's "really a bridge too far with the current results" to say whether phantom fullness could be useful for someone trying to lose weight.
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Patients should see a doctor if they experience hearing loss, pain or feel fullness in their ears or aren't certain whether the amount of wax is normal.
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People walking through the festival said that they'd been waiting for Afropunk—which celebrates the fullness of the African diaspora—to touch down in its rightful home.
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I didn't know how to pay attention to hunger and fullness — something Alex says is normal, because I've been disconnected from my body's cues for so long.
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My body was just feeling unsatisfyingly hollow even directly after eating; I was starting to miss that enjoyable feeling of fullness and goodness after a replete meal.
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The Fullness of Color: 21071s Painting at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, is a small catalogue-less exhibition that presents a large roomful of Color Field paintings.
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Mr. Rossi honors the fullness of her live performances, showing long stretches intact, while illuminating the relationships, in particular between daughters and mothers, that orbit her process.
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"There is so much miscommunication around consumption and fullness that many of us have the belief that 'if you feel full, you've eaten too much,'" Tilocca says.
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After the Sturgeon Moon reaches peak fullness, the Perseid Meteor Shower, one of the Northern Hemisphere's best showers, will reach its peak on August 12 and August 13.
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Peoples lets us understand why Turquoise runs a hot comb through Kai's hair, but also channels Kai's triumph when she sprays it back into its halo-like fullness.
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Drayton and Lukens don't deny the existence of internal cues about hunger and fullness, but they say that many of these children are no longer responding to them.
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The Sexy PruneIf you're a size queen or king, you'll love how this position creates a sensation of tightness and fullness, regardless of a penis or dildo's size.
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" Dee Dee Ngozi, 55, Atlanta "This coming into my real, real fullness of knowing why I was different is because I was expressing my spirit to this world.
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While Mr Gill admits to being turned off by some of the singer's recent comments, he maintains that none of this will matter in the fullness of time.
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You're confronted not just with memories of the person as you knew them, but objects and ephemera that you've never seen before, reminders of their life's unknowable fullness.
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Though All Eyez On Me, the divisive new biopic, can't capture the fullness of Tupac Shakur's life, the remarkable catalog of music that he left us hasn't faded.
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I'm not making predictions, but I want to unleash the fullness of who I am right now, and I want to call out injustice where I see it.
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O nce, when St. Don was in the fullness of his years, the people brought before him a woman caught in adultery and asked should they stone her.
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David and Kathy have set up a charitable organization called AOK, for All Our Kids, to help each of the kids come into his or her own fullness.
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I try to take a deep breath but there's no fullness in my lungs, no weight to the air, only the incongruous taste of seltzer in my mouth.
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It will reach fullness in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, and the first part of the eclipse will be visible (the penumbral phase) at 5:51 a.m.
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JOHN HARWOOD: So, you continue to believe that they're all wrong and that-- in the fullness of time, we are going to get to 3% or 4% growth?
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This spring, though, she seemed to meet her music with more fullness than ever before: Where before she had toyed with it, now she was fueled by it.
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Yet how astonishing to be the human generation with tools to claim the fullness of what it means to be embodied and whole for the first time with consciousness.
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When I ask him about Trethewey's contributions to the black historical narrative in America, he talks about the fullness of her writing and the black people inside of it.
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Olivia Wilde Like many of us, Olivia Wilde went through a skinny-brow phase, but she's finally found a potion to help grow her brows to glorious fullness: RevitaBrow.
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It is this light that gives the gridded canvases their fullness and release of slow energy, similar to the experience of viewing some scroll paintings from the Song Dynasty.
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"Pair oatmeal with a protein (which has a high-satiety level, or feeling of fullness), and you have the dynamic duo to keep you energized all morning," she explained.
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"It's that feeling of over-fullness and discomfort in the digestive tract, or it's a visible distention of your abdomen, which increases the size of your stomach," Freuman added.
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"If there's any complaining about stomach fullness or discomfort or indigestion, it's really important to bring it to the attention of your doctor or health care provider," Chuang said.
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I recommend mindful eating — paying attention to signals of hunger and fullness, without judgment, to relearn how to eat only as much as the brain's weight-regulation system commands.
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One more thing to keep in mind: The gibbous moon is the final phase before total fullness this time around, so don't spend it chasing after your wildest dreams.
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"We want to reduce bad ads, we want to make sure people understand what they're seeing, who paid for it and the fullness of what they see," she said.
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I glimpsed a huge beyond when I became a mother, the immensity of an abyss, or the opposite of an abyss, the idea of complete fullness, small gods everywhere.
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The study's authors utilized meta-analysis—the process of combing through findings from numerous independent studies—to discover just exactly what effect protein has on the feeling of fullness.
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But if he does end up further exposing Mr. Trump's duplicity, in the fullness of time Mr. Bolton will end up, however fortuitously, on the right side of history.
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Maybe that explains why their playing in the Eighth Symphony sang out with such fullness and breadth, and why chordal passages had such strong hints of a church choir.
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Her dancing here as yet is a pencil sketch — beside her is the oil-painting fullness of Anthony Huxley, a principal — but already this sketch has precision, sweetness, warmth.
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When you are engaged in a loving friendship with another person, your feelings mingle and flow — this fullness of feeling is what makes us aware of our own humanity.
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They know they should've be overeating, because they've had their food intake restricted, so they have this ravenous, driven appetite to consume food, and they have no sensation of fullness.
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You might not be surprised to learn that eggs score high on a scale called the Satiety Index, a measure of how much foods contribute to the feeling of fullness.
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After Munn arrived at the Runway to Red Carpet luncheon hosted by CFDA, Variety, and WWD on Tuesday, the internet pounced on her appearance, questioning the fullness of her lips.
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We've been swimming in this motivational lunar energy ever since the moon started waxing and it will continue to drive and invigorate us until the moon reaches fullness once again.
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Spend a little time each day pushing your project ahead (watering those seeds, so to speak) as the moon waxes to fullness in Gemini on the morning of the 22nd.
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Self's paintings have always felt, microcosmically, like installations; her collaged figures are massive and lush in their fullness, and their exaggerated features are both carnal and worthy of otherworldly reverence.
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Still, if you want to take a look, your best chance to see the moon at peak fullness comes early in the morning of November 4, around 1:23 a.m.
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Its shape reminds the family of the word "fullness," a hope for the upcoming year and perhaps most appropriately, the perfect descriptor for what I was feeling after the feast.
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"'Blue Is the Warmest Color' is ardently and sincerely committed to capturing the fullness of Adèle's experience — sensory, cerebral and emotional," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Another attendee, Jasmine Darko, 23, who had never used an audio recorder before, said she planned to host and produce a podcast series on plus-sized women called "The Fullness".
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Where once he had given us life in all its terrible fullness, now he gave us death, and, as always, there were no easy answers, no consistent positions or resolution.
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Franklin released a glut of records through the early-to-mid-30003s, but none of the steady, jazz-adjacent songs she was given could capture the fullness of her voice.
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Pros: Easy assembly, 2,366 branch tips, 850 LED lights, realistic color and needles, 3-year limited warrantyCons: Time must be spent to spread and fluff the branches to achieve fullness
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Garren often wraps the top layer of damp hair in curlers ("the big pink Velcro kind") before blow-drying and then shaking out the hair to create bouncy, tousled fullness.
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There is a fullness and density to every one of her subjects — the former prison guard turned restorative justice advocate, the notorious pimp who now holds antiviolence classes for abusers.
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The actors have a way of bursting through space — and piling on one another, both in love and in anger — so that you're able to feel their three-dimensional fullness.
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When a child's appetite is ignored, he or she may lose the ability to regulate his or her own internal hunger and fullness cues, and this can cause weight problems.
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I have integrated the fullness of this imperfect person; when I now return to praising him, be sure that it is with the appropriate level of personal internal conflicted feeling.
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How they work All of the FDA-approved weight loss drugs except Xenical work on hypothalamic pathways, resulting in decreased appetite and increased feelings of fullness after eating, Aronne said.
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I was curious to know whether Kojima was trying to convey "the fullness of inner worlds," as the New Yorker critic Richard Brody has written about the auteurs of film.
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Once I revealed to the world the fullness of my journey and my truth, I was overcome by a profound feeling of regret that I had not done so sooner.
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Also known as a "fat appreciator" or "chubby chaser," feeders experience erotic pleasure from the act of feeding their partner, or 'feedee' to the point of extreme fullness and discomfort.
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Ahead, we take a closer look at what to expect when the full moon is in each sign (all dates are based on when the moon will reach fullness in EST).
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In fact, they found some evidence that a wider variety of food options in one meal may delay people's feeling of fullness and may increase the amount of food they eat.
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Instead, NASA would conduct studies of heavy-lift rockets, deep-space propulsion, and other technologies that it was said, in the fullness of time, would make exploring space cheaper and easier.
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" Shapira and others are committed to considering the fullness of VR's possibilities, without barring the way to free experimentation with forms by prematurely encumbering them with equivocal determinations like "empathy machine.
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The incidental crackles and scuffed-up field recordings that fill pieces like "Desert Mirage" don't feel like noisy abstractions, but personal touches that lend fullness and intensity to the wandering melodies.
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But it's also the kind of expertise that researchers will need if they hope to build a science that even remotely describes, much less predicts, the fullness of human mental suffering.
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He could — when he felt it necessary — draw a cluster of contours, conveying the multiplicity of a flower that has just passed its moment of fullness and is entering its decline.
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As midterm elections and their accompanying political commentary approach, understanding America and its challenges requires seeing both the working class and black America in their fullness and recognizing where they intersect.
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After all, the fullness of adult citizenship is not bestowed at once: Driving precedes voting precedes drinking, and the right to stand for certain offices is granted only in your thirties.
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Another boon is her devotion to drawing, which wends through her habitual mixing of mediums, giving this exhibition a sense of fullness and intimacy that few in her cohort can muster.
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Being more mindful during meals can also help us pay attention to our internal hunger and fullness cues, which can help inform us of when we've had enough to eat. 11.
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From that angle, it's clear that the haircut is best described as an A-line pixie, with length in the back and a bit more fullness and dimension around the face.
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I could feel Morrison writing to me, about me, as she documented the rhythms of black girlhood and the fullness of black community in America, in all its joy and trauma.
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Without that fiber, "our guts react differently to juices and we don't feel the same fullness that we do if we eat a whole piece of fruit or a vegetable," explains Larson.
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My personal desire for a little more fullness really got ignited when my boss at a former internship wanted to practice over-lining lips — and asked me to be the lab rat.
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But you could easily pack in a day's worth of calories if you're not careful; buffets make it far too easy to overdo portion sizes and eat past the point of fullness.
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Begin your waves at your brow line: "Placing the waves higher than your eyebrows can create too much fullness, and starting them lower might result in a triangular look," says the pro.
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Possibly Detroit would be a good place to which to move the U.N., as it is at the center of the new, global East/West world coming now to fullness of expression.
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He also points out that drinking regular water can give your stomach that feeling of fullness that triggers the brain to stop thinking you need to shove onion rings down your gullet.
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The rerouting of food with a gastric bypass operation leads to changes in hormones that help to reduce hunger, create a feeling of fullness and reduce the risk for type 2 diabetes.
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At 38 she was beginning to feel the fullness of her woman self, wanted once again to share it all with a man who could deal with the multitude of her being.
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At Brandon Maxwell, that meant the cupid's bow, where a thin line of metallic gloss topped with ultrafine glitter was traced along the cupid's bow to enhance the fullness of the lips.
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And when the full chorus breaks into a collective appeal to God to save the ship, Mr. Dudamel pulled back the tempo to give more lyrical fullness to the pleading melodic line.
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And I've always liked the fact that even though I feel full and satisfied after a bowl of broth, it's not like the fullness I experience after eating a bowl of pasta.
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When we're fearful, we're vulnerable to politicians who play on our fears and scapegoat immigrants; in the fullness of time, we come to regret our xenophobic behavior and to appreciate the immigrants.
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" Gail Bichler, design director: "We dedicated our The Lives They Lived cover to Toni Morrison, commissioning the artist Carmen Winant to create a photo installation that emphasizes her life's scope and fullness.
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To isolate something, to shear it from its context, is to distort it; by gathering stories from the past, Abdurraqib situates A Tribe Called Quest within the fullness of history and memory.
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" The future Pope Benedict XVI went on, "The future of the church can and will issue from those whose roots are deep and who live from the pure fullness of their faith.
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"Fiber is an important component of fullness, but so is protein and fat," Alissa Rumsey, MS, RD, an anti-diet registered dietitian nutritionist and intuitive eating coach in New York City told Refinery29.
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Read on to discover how you can make this spiritual event your own, before it reaches peak fullness (either late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, depending on how you look at it).
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Used to correct fine to severe facial creases while safely adding volume and fullness to the skin, Restylane is chosen as a top fix for men and women wanting a more youthful look.
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The clever gadget's ionic technology helps fight frizz and leaves your hair looking and feeling smooth, while its round edges and tufted bristles work together to add fullness and volume to your hair.
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The trends in pubic hair fullness, shape, and size during different historical eras are just one reason wigmakers like Miller have been asked to make merkins — or pubic hair wigs — for various projects.
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The implied simplicity and fullness of their lives is moving, especially when, like me, you have relatives who look like them — and, I'd hope, when you have neighbors who look like them, too.
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Plain-spoken but never plain, Jackson's collection confirms the arrival of a thrilling new voice in American poetry, one whose writing, on page after page, has the fullness and glow of a jubilee.
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In the steamy kitchen, in these waning days of October, as I try to master the intricacies of this exotic American concept of "stuffing," I hold the fullness of the moment, the strangeness.
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But it's essentially a moral-political picture in which the fullness of citizenship includes the capacity to protect and defend, to step in when the state fails and resist when it imposes illegitimately.
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Lorcaserin -- available as Belviq, which is a twice-daily tablet, and Belviq XR, which is an extended-release once-daily tablet -- works by increasing feelings of fullness so that you eat less food.
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Breathing life into a character means celebrating and recognizing the fullness of them — that you can be a lot of things at one time, that it doesn't have to be black or white.
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If this is Buczacz "in its fullness," no wonder Agnon felt it imperative to leave it behind: "Young Jews have no place in the world except the Land of Israel," he once declared.
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The good news is that as your body adjusts, the fullness you feel from any fluid retention typically subsides within two to three months and your weight should return to its starting point.
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Many people think of fullness as a bad thing and ask themselves damaging questions like, 'If my stomach is full, is that too much?' or 'Should I have stopped eating before this happened?
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In "Carma" (2016) the figure has a derrière clad in corduroy and padded to give that rounded fullness that has inspired many a rhythm and blues ballad and rap song (Baby got back!).
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That means that mindful eating habits are especially important here, so do your best to eat without scrolling through Instagram or letting Netflix roll on autoplay — tune in to your hunger and fullness cues.
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Much of the work on display is porcelain, although the non-conservatory areas also feature wallpaper installations, which give the large galleries a sense of fullness, even with a rather spare distribution of sculptures.
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Just before the show, Hanlon and his team brushed the hair upward with their hands for an unintentional-looking fullness he described as a "pillow effect" — meaning hair that's even better the next morning.
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An Appraisal When a musical hero of towering influence dies, the urge is to go straight to the tape: recordings, footage, a captured moment that stands in for the unwieldy fullness of a life.
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In the fullness of time (which in many cases would be longer than the current age of the universe), all the mass and energy that had fallen into the hole would come back out.
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"Actually, that's the blessing," Bishop Adrian Rodgers, the pastor of Fullness of Joy Ministries, said on Sunday from his empty church, where he has been broadcasting his sermons to a congregation watching on Facebook.
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It opens with a punch to the gut — "In the fullness of time all that lives will die" — but goes on to strike a chord that is equal parts factual, thought-provoking and reassuring.
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It's also pointedly Edenic, capturing a paradise that will inevitably be lost — but how pregnant with weighty joy and fullness the paradise is in the meantime; the inevitable loss seems only to heighten this.
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Honor your hunger and fullness cues, which will probably mean having several snacks in addition to three meals a day (and may also mean taking home doggie bags from restaurants rather than cleaning your plate).
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The Full Beaver Moon will reach its peak fullness on Tuesday, November 12, at 8:34 A.M. EST, which means that good viewing times will include Monday night and after sunset on Tuesday the 12th.
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When the moon waxes to fullness this Sunday, December 3, it will be at a point in its orbit where it is particularly close to Earth, causing it to appear larger and brighter than usual.
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But it's not the absences I notice most; it's the sense of fullness imbued in each object I've chosen to keep, objects I hadn't fully appreciated until I undertook Kondo's project to face each individually.
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OBAMA When you travel around this country, like Barack and I have, we've been fortunate to see the country in its fullness: sitting at people's kitchen tables, going to people's churches and veterans' community halls.
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Making her Met debut as Aida, a role she's sung around the world, the soprano Kristin Lewis lacked vocal fullness and color; her performance gave the impression of a faint pencil sketch of the part.
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These guideposts are designed to help you find your way out of the endless diet maze and back to normalized eating: honoring hunger, feeling your fullness, challenging the food police, respecting your body, and so on.
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Over time, that can cause a medical condition called cerumen impaction, in which so much wax builds up it can cause muffled hearing, a feeling of fullness or stuffiness in the ears, tinnitus, or even vertigo.
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I'm thankful I had the foresight, for whatever reason—I think because I'd made so many records before Bad Debt, Poor Moon, and Haw—I think we decided... I wanted those records to contain emotional fullness.
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" In a statement late Thursday, the archdiocese said: "Regrettably, Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School has freely chosen not to enter into such agreements that protect the important ministry of communicating the fullness of Catholic teaching to students.
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It was as if my lower organs were stacked on top of each other, heavy as stones, and there was an unrelenting sense of fullness: intense pressure on my uterus and bladder, a swollen, dense feeling.
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But in the fullness of time, the Flick archetype of female political ambition has taken on more nuance, with viewers understanding Tracy less as a villain and more as a creature of sexist and classist circumstance.
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This gesture takes on new significance in a time of ecological crisis and climate catastrophe: It reinscribes the fullness of the world we live in, an urgent reminder of how much life we stand to lose.
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While I don't recall Jesus chastising people for overtly persecuting the poor, he did condemn the failure to see the poor for who they really are and for failing to see the fullness of their circumstances.
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The next great age of global trade, which began after the second world war and grew into fullness with the end of the cold war, did even better, bringing with it the greatest reduction in poverty ever.
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Research in this area has been mixed, with some studies finding that whole-milk dairy products could be linked to less body fat and obesity, possibly because they promote feelings of fullness and therefore less is consumed.
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For a few weeks in February my bearish view was accurate, but the fullness of time has proved I miscalculated the skepticism of others, the faith in central bankers and when the hunt for yield would end.
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In fact, it turned out that the physical impacts on endurance and fullness were often more substantial among the volunteers who believed they had the gene variant and did not than among those who actually harbored it.
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"Overall, our research suggests that exposure to food ads can prime eating behaviors in young children that tells children to respond to external signals instead of listening to their own internal signals of fullness and hunger," she said.
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Since then, however, it seems Dunham has found an all-new tool to get her brows one step closer to Cara Delevingne-levels of fullness, a process that involves painstakingly tattooing each individual brow hair on, called microblading.
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In the days following the new moon, we'll see it wax once more and approach fullness — so, too, will our lives pick up momentum and drive us to check off line after line on those to-do lists.
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This Saturday, one day after the winter solstice (the first official day of winter), the moon will wax to fullness in the lively sign of Gemini before heading into homebody Cancer for the rest of its full phase.
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In Toronto, a member of John Fraser's dinner and wine group called the wine "confident in itself," while my wife, Deborah, described it as "having high self-regard," which I thought captured the fullness of the wine perfectly.
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The surgeries result in weight loss for two reasons: They reduce the amount of food one can eat, and they cause changes in hormones produced in the intestines that help reduce hunger, increase fullness and regulate blood sugar.
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Fillers counteract that aging process by adding fullness to the cheeks, which restores skin to its original position, softening nasolabial folds (smile lines), marionette lines (creases running from the corner of the mouth to the chin) and jowls.
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The connection between poor sleep and unhealthy diet One reason that a lack of quality sleep might lead to overeating is because it's believed to stimulate hunger, and/or suppress hormone signals that communicate fullness, the study said.
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"In a vacuum, 'take two more bites' doesn't look horrible ... but over time, that message can influence a child's ability to honor and recognize their own hunger and fullness cues and listen to their own bodies," Castle said.
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It wraps adroitly around the sensuous curlicues of the "Veil Song," soaring at the top but lacking fullness lower down; the effect of her "Ô don fatal" was one of poise and determination rather than scorched-earth power.
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They mimic the GLP-2000 hormone by binding to GLP-2200 receptors and stimulating insulin release, which reduces blood sugar (important to diabetes treatment) and also act on the stomach, brain, pancreas, and liver to increase feelings of fullness.
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Which brings us to this long, amazing interview Pruitt just did with the Heritage Foundation, another of the interchangeable and seemingly permanent right-wing think tanks that litter DC. It must be seen in its fullness to be believed.
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Binge eating disorder (frequently consuming large amounts of food past the point of fullness) is the most common eating disorder, affecting 3.5 percent of women and 2 percent of men in the US, says Toronto-based dietitian Susan Osher.
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"If I could speak all of the languages of all the lands throughout the world, I still would not be able to find the words to express the fullness of my love for you @JazmynSimon," he captioned an Instagram.
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"All those who minister in Catholic educational institutions carry out an important ministry in communicating the fullness of Catholic teaching to students both by word and action inside and outside the classroom," the archdiocese said in a statement Thursday.
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"These are highly strategic assets that with the fullness of time and an improvement in execution will earn considerably more than what they do today," said David Pace, portfolio manager at Greencape Capital, which owns 8.2 percent of Vocus.
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As such, people choosing to live in a Trump/Fox/Limbaugh world are unlikely to be altered by the truth because they are less likely to be exposed to the truth, the fullness of it, the unassailability of it.
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Bhavsar's subject is the fullness of being, which mixes meanings at their most elusive with incontestable facts — one of which is that, literally speaking, his paintings are stable fields of dry pigment, layered and fixed firmly to the canvas.
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If your gut reaction to this idea is a terrifying fear that you'd get out of control, or eat to an uncomfortable point of fullness, then that typically reflects the amount of time that you've spent depriving yourself, Tribole says.
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"If there's any complaining about stomach fullness or discomfort or indigestion, it's really important to bring it to the attention of your doctor or health care provider," Dr. Linus Chuang, chairman of obstetrics and gynecology for Western Connecticut Health Network, said.
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Dermatologists looking at unmarked before-and-after photos saw improvements in upper cheek and lower cheek fullness, and they estimated the average age of women who stuck with the program as significantly younger at the end than at the start.
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I knew I wanted to write about everything I was feeling, to write about diaspora and reckon with the fullness of slavery, not just as it was centuries ago, but what it has left us, Ghanaians and Americans alike, today.
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In the clips of his performance, he's subdued, seemingly reluctant to put the fullness of his act on display in this environment, as if it wouldn't be smiled upon in this room or were a secret in need of protection.
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The orchestra is also stocked with excellent players, and there were moments during Friday's program when the sound reached a fullness and polish that would be the envy of better-known ensembles on the other side of the state lines.
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That co-worker who acts as if she doesn't know you're stealing all the little bags of chips with only, like, three chips inside, so of course you have to steal a whole bunch of them to experience fullness: She knows.
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"ABNY will be an important audience and people I relate to, but sometimes don't see the fullness of life in the city, and it's part of my job to help bridge that," the mayor said in a brief interview on Sunday.
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In most cases, the motive is benign: the informant wants to be helpful, wants to share what he knows of the subject, believing that the particulars he and only he is privy to will contribute to the fullness of the portrait.
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And it was as a consequence of all this obsessive, lifelong hand-fashioning that he discovered not only who he was, what he had been, and where he was from, but also what he might in the fullness of time become.
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"What we see when we look at one of Jordan's portraits is her ability to represent her subjects in their fullness," said Thelma Golden, the director of the Studio Museum in Harlem, where Ms. Casteel completed a residency in 2016.
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But while those who give in to food cravings and binge at night may blame flagging willpower, a new study suggests the problem could lie in the complex orchestra of hormones that drive hunger and signal feelings of satiety, or fullness.
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"When there's a big disparity or difference in breast size, and you plan to do an augmentation on the smaller side, you really almost always have to do an augmentation on the larger side in order to achieve symmetrical upper fullness," he says.
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And I recommend we get — especially Black people get this treatment that we've never gotten in this country — a portrayal of the wholeness and fullness of our humanity for all of our fabulousness and flaws, and all the things that impede upon those.
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Taking your butt plugs at 45 degrees Butt plugs are amazing for a few reasons: They stimulate the prostate, create a feeling of fullness, stimulate the nerve-rich opening of the anus, and act as excellent warm up tools for anal sex.
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As for the blonde topknot, the hair pro says he chose a light blonde shade of extension hair to better match the star's ends when wrapped around the two ponytails, giving the look a touch of "fullness" and secured with bobby pins.
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Here are five of his finest albums, released at turning-point moments in his career, that show the artist, who was found dead, at 57, on Thursday, in his fullness: a cunning vocalist, a fiery musician, and a peerless songwriter and producer.
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Beloved went on to win a Nobel Prize for Literature and solidified Morrison's place alongside, if not in front of, the likes of Tolstoy, Joyce, Fitzgerald, and Salinger—writers revered for their ability to capture the fullness, vibrancy, and complexity of life.
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And while no one would say your diet should be entirely made up of frozen pizzas (an ultra-processed food), eating them occasionally is a perfectly sensible choice — especially if it's in keeping with your desires and your body's hunger and fullness cues.
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It's increasingly common for liberals to assume that the irredeemable don't qualify for certain religious liberties and the deplorable don't deserve the fullness of free speech; the idea that the pejoratives don't carry any element of political and legal threat is silly.
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Not only that, Koethe seems to be playing with the idea, often attributed to the French Surrealist Paul Éluard, that there is another world, but it is inside this one, and to attain its fullness, that world has to be recognized and voiced.
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"Welcome to fullness in the church," Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, the archbishop of Newark, told the 15 people converting to Catholicism — known as catechumens — after they had been baptized, confirmed and received communion, the sacraments that solidified their entry into the Catholic Church.
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Celebrity stylist Adam Campbell was responsible for the show-stopping style, which he achieved by twisting sections of her hair with a 1 1/4 inch curling iron and misting on Dove Care Between Washes Volume & Fullness Dry Shampoo for "slept-in" texture.
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Although konjac has been eaten in parts of Asia since the 6th century, its popularity elsewhere seems to be a result of its supposed role in weight loss: because it's mostly just water and fiber, eating it contributes to a feeling of fullness.
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The clergy's task of teaching and helping to form the consciences of the laity, as envisioned by the council and subsequent popes, requires patience in dealing with diverse opinions, fidelity in presenting the fullness of church teaching and perseverance in continuing to teach.
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People have long sought fullness from their lives, but lately it has felt easiest to fill mine up by force: to bet a few hundred dollars on a trip to visit friends, to wager I'll find meaning in a life-changing brunch.
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We just needed to be at the center of a story, which would include all the complexities of human subjectivity, not just the good but the bad, the three-dimensional fullness that white people took for granted with the privilege of being individuals.
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It's maybe more accurate to say that the vision of NBA basketball espoused by this goofy and hilariously overstated video/arcade game, which was all avant-garde dunks and 35-foot three-pointers, somehow proved to be prescient in the fullness of time.
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In terms of rejuvenation and correction of the aging face, we recognize that a youthful face is actually a well-supported face, with appropriate fullness and hollows (light reflexes and shadows on photographs), without the sagging or tissue spilling/descent we see with aging.
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My clients have told me again and again that once they made peace with sweets and started to trust their hunger and fullness cues, the impulse to binge drastically decreased, because now they know they can have access to any food they want, anytime.
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The principles of intuitive eating are: reject the diet mentality, honor your hunger, make peace with food, challenge the food police, respect your fullness, discover the satisfaction factor, honor your feelings without using food, respect your body, exercise, and honor your health through gentle nutrition.
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As long as you're eating intuitively — that is, listening to your appetite, and your body's hunger and fullness signals — you will know when you've had your fill of calories based on your body's response....And now we're suddenly really in the mood for a burrito.
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That white speck and the immense, veiny network of energy streams surrounding it offer a vision of the immanent — a new life — and the humbling reminder that the fullness, complexity, and unpredictable trajectory of any living thing begin with a mere cluster of cells.
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The secret is in the exfoliating blend of mineral-rich Himalayan pink salt, nourishing cold-pressed moringa oil, and pure unfiltered rose hip oil, all of which work in tandem to deep clean the scalp of all dirt, oil, and fullness-plaguing dry shampoo buildup.
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Heath notes that the Fullness Shampoo and Conditioner are great for adding volume, whether you want to blowdry hair into the long-and-shiny Cher look that's popular in West Hollywood, or let your strands air dry into something that's more Silverlake-meets-Venice.
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Houben seems to approach the piece as a field recording as much as composition, depicting the fullness of the organ in its own habitat, making cold metal and pressurized air the stars of their very own nature documentary, shot brilliantly from a god's eye view.
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"It's really worth having a quick check of portion sizes before you're filling up with food because we know that it does take a little bit of time to get those fullness signals coming through," said Bridget Benelam, nutrition communications manager at the BNF.
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Right now I'm still operating at a base level of fullness which means anything that goes in—any bite of sandwich or gulp of smoothie—will spend the next hour threatening to lurch from the back of my throat and into my mouth. Digestion?
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The Shape: Splayed & PendulousThe Top: All Under ControlA structured crop top is ideal to hold splayed (separating outward to create a triangle shape between the two) or pendulous (where a majority hangs below the inframammary fold, and there's less fullness on top) breasts in place.
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This sense of fractured painterly space might have something to do with the disconnect between embodied looking and the visual network to which so much imagery now belongs – compressed jpegs that partially represent the characteristics of real things, but can never deliver their fullness.
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The three other contacts were with research staffers who encouraged parents to read hunger and fullness cues from their infants and provide their babies (starting at 6 months) with foods that were high in energy and iron — easy to grab but hard to choke on.
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Some will argue that Rob Porter's (ostensibly) quick expulsion from the White House once the fullness of his conduct became public and inescapable should become the paradigm for how all alleged abusive conduct is dealt with across the board — in all walks of life.
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The demography is worse and getting even more difficult every day, the novelty is gone, incompetence is always punished in the fullness of time and the staff machine that exists to prop up an existing POTUS is a weak shambles of dregs and enablers.
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Second, the FDA should have steps in place to encourage people to seek professional advice if there is hearing loss worse in one ear, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), ear fullness, ear pain, dizziness or chronic disease which increases the risk of hearing loss.
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If a cyst increases in size, it might cause pelvic pain, bloating, and fullness or heaviness in your stomach, at which point you should see a doctor who can administer an ultrasound during a pelvic exam to judge whether or not the cyst needs to be removed.
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But whether you're a vegetarian or not, the same basic guidelines for building satisfying meals and snacks apply: When choosing a meal, try to include a carbohydrate source for quick energy, protein and fat for sustained energy, and some vegetables or fruit for fiber and fullness.
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For most bands, tracks like these would be castoffs or interludes, but, if only because Lawrence made so many of them, they seem crucial to understanding the fullness of Felt, a band with a clear stated intention that did virtually everything they could to subvert that intention.
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These chapters are my personal D.S.M. I consult them to find beautifully articulated reasons to go easier on myself and other people, and to expect more from all of us at the same time; to feel the fullness and complexity of both our vulnerabilities and our capabilities.
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When a moment of mistaken identity gives Daniel the chance to turn his life around, it initially looks as if he's giving in to opportunism; in the fullness of time, however, his deception begins to seem more and more like a genuine vocation coming into mystical focus.
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Among the things now permanently lost to Republicans amid their supposed victory in the impeachment saga is the hope of having a leg to stand on when, in the fullness of time, a future Democratic president behaves toward them exactly the way Trump behaved last year.
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Critics are already raving about the film directed by Melina Matsoukas, with a screenplay by Lena Waithe — but for us it's a chance to see a movie that satisfies our craving for representation on the big screen and storytelling that encompasses the fullness of the black experience.
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But it was the more than two dozen picture books he worked on — full of guns, blood, crime, oppression and tenderness — that not only gained him the most fame during his lifetime, but perhaps best expressed his political and artistic vision in its fullness and deep humanity.
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Vautier's égoïste style of life-as-art work has greatly expanded on the early modernists' drive for all-encompassing, total-art fullness, perhaps to the point where his type of grand, flamboyant gesture has become increasingly obvious as a contributing factor to the global rise of pop zombie classicism.
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The fullness of spring begins to blossom when the sun enters Taurus on the 20th, slowing down the pace of life just in time for Pluto, planet of the underworld, to enter retrograde on the 22nd and make us retrace how we've been handling or mishandling our power.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Nobody believes in the simple narrative arc of Modern Art anymore; even so, Painting in Italy 19103s-1950s: Futurism, Abstraction, Concrete Art at Sperone Westwater is an instructive glimpse into the fullness and complexity lying beneath thumbnail histories of the avant-garde.
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In the early stages, each time I found myself stressing over mashed potatoes, eating quickly and far past the point of fullness, I knew to pause and recognize what was going on: I was hoarding mashed potatoes like my old diet self, who saw all starch as the enemy.
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The FXA7 sound reasonable when powered by a smartphone's integrated amplifier, but once you plug them into something like a DragonFly, their sound gains lushness, fullness, and extra weight to every note (though that makes the bass even more prominent and actually sinks the sound balance even lower).
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With Cruz now emerging primarily as the active and dominant ingredient in this primary season after Trump, the rising form will coalesce into a kind of party of sorts by 85033, born again to a new generation and finding fullness, clarity and an awakened sense of self and purpose.
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A heartbreaking rigid embrace, such brittleness in Maddy's trapped arms, my hands not quite meeting around the fullness of the pack, fingers locating instead the bulky contour of her hiking boots inside, my eyes briefly finding those of the skycap, who offered me nothing, not even a sneer.
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It's far more subdued than the records that came before and the production arguably omits the grit of those while lacking the mastering fullness of Cave's early 90s work, when he was strangely embraced by the same alternative culture that was bopping along to Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins.
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He relinquished his legacy and denied himself the fullness of who he is in order to not only look worthy in his God's eye, but in the eyes of his abusive father that rejected him and caused him to cry on national television at the age of 67.
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Her kind of talent will always feel startling and sui generis: The music of her sentences, and their discipline; her unerring sense of psychology; the fullness with which she endows each character, which must be understood as a kind of love; the plots that commandeer whole hours and days.
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Judd is able to let later history place its weight very satisfyingly on his story, so that the dialogue of the kaiser's household in this early period of the war carries the innocence of a time in which the fullness of events and their horror has not been revealed.
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Mr. Bernstein's music and Jerome Robbins's choreography are often cited as the musical's redeeming features by its liberal defenders; a critical Los Angeles Times review of the 2009 Broadway revival nonetheless praised the "extraordinary variety and operatic fullness" of the score and the "ecstasy" of the dance numbers.
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When you let go of the diet mentality, you open up space to truly honor your hunger, experience pleasure in food, and trust your sense of fullness and satisfaction — in other words to eat intuitively, which is better for your physical and mental health than even the most low-key diet.
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Craig has poured as much insight, humor and specific detail as she can into her adolescent characters, and their fullness is matched by the adults on the periphery, especially Kyra Sedgwick as a super-dramatic mother and Woody Harrelson as the one teacher the film's hero trusts with her problems.
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Mindsets that encourage us to obsess over calories, limit food intake, and practice daily weigh-ins during the holidays to avoid gaining weight are unsurprisingly similar to the diet mentality that causes our internal hunger and fullness cues to get out of whack — and can lead to binging and low self-esteem.
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"He promises to all who trust him forgiveness of sins and fullness of grace, courage in the struggle for justice and peace..." How is it that I sit there as indifferent as I would be while waiting for the state senate to tally votes on the turn signal exemption for wheat combines?
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And only in the fullness of time will many people realize the truth: That tax cuts at this time were not implemented with the intent to be the right policy at the right time, but to serve as a robbing of the U.S. Treasury wrapped under the guise of free money for all.
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It's there a little bit in its sound, in the way that Jones and producer Kyle Gilbride make avalanches out of minimal instrumentation, but I hear it more in the way it sounds like the stifled gasp someone suddenly struck by the fullness of existence, all the pain and joy that's yet to come.
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I think you see a host of things happening where there are people who have immense talent and gifts, and they're not able to share those gifts, they're not able to live in those gifts, they're not able to be the fullness of who they are because they are literally just trying to survive.
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A case can be made for him as the progenitor of the pragmatic-progressive strain that leads to Dr. King and, even more, to Bayard Rustin and Obama—disabused of illusions, but insistent that with time the Constitution can be realized in its fullness and that democratic politics are the way to do it.
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Those moments—like "Damn (what must a woman do)," a song in which she gleefully, urgently offers to pay for sex, and which she described as an "aggressively brutal track about horniness"—shine even brighter in the darkness, a testament to the beauty that can come when you try to depict the fullness of existence.
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The sun is still high in the afternoon sky, the place flirts with fullness even as it empties and refills around the edges—people in work clothes come and go on hooky sessions stretched to the absolute limits of respectability; others, in traditional young man's day-drinking attire, are clearly there for the duration.
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In his duets, an impulse, an idea would no sooner surface than it vanished, and this void, especially when glimpsed alongside the fullness and certainty of his ensemble choreography, made his work look a bit cold, like something that might be produced by a person who could fashion a ballet for an iPad app.
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But then, as a result of the civil rights movement, the women's movement, gay liberation, the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the rocking of our geopolitical boundaries and the rise of the Internet, we come to realize that the story we used to tell doesn't begin to encompass the fullness of the world as we know it.
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To do so, they tallied the mathematical extent to which, in the first round of testing — before people knew anything about their genetic risks — exercisers' oxygen uptake and lung capacity were lower if they carried the worrisome gene variant, and their feelings of fullness and appetite hormones were greater if they had the desirable appetite-related variant.
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In a perfect world, people would focus on internal signals like hunger, fullness, and satisfaction — aka intuitive eating — to know what and how much to eat, rather than focusing on external factors that lead to dissatisfaction and yo-yo dieting (which, for the record, is bad for your physical and mental health and can increase your risk for cardiovascular disease).
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Mr. Cherkaoui has the loveliest dance-theater moment — the Waltz of the Flowers, here a poignant passage of couples dancing and progressively aging — but his vision of the great final pas de deux goes for little, not committed enough to nostalgia or innovation and lacking the fullness of Mr. Tcherniakov's conception of the sequence as Marie truly facing the reality of death.
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Prior to its release, The Snowman had already inspired plenty of good clean funnin' on the internet for its marketing campaign, including a trailer that seemed faintly parodic and a poster that sparked speculation it had sprung fully formed from the mind of someone in the 30 Rock universe: Now, in the fullness of time, the promises have been fulfilled.
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Bosley Crowther wrote highly of the film in his review for The Times, saying, "The fullness of Dickens, of his stories and characters — his humor and pathos and vitality and all his brilliant command of atmosphere — has never been so illustrated as it is in this wonderful film, which can safely be recommended as screen story-telling at its best."
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CHARLESTON, S.C. — The federal trial to determine whether Dylann S. Roof will receive the death penalty for his murderous rampage at an African-American church has become a delicate balancing act, pitting the desire of prosecutors to convey the fullness of grief for the nine devout victims against the due process rights of an unrepentant white supremacist who largely declines to defend himself.
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For going on is what we do, building bridges, spaceships and families, composing great symphonies and other works of art, directing movies, and waging wars and presidential campaigns, even though not only are we going to die, but so is all life everywhere in the fullness of eternity, according to what science now thinks it knows about us and the universe.
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Try a new approach by giving yourself unconditional permission to eat whatever your body wants throughout the day with the promise that you will create a pleasant environment to enjoy food, while tuning into and doing your best to honor hunger and fullness cues, and being compassionate and curious with yourself as you explore this unknown territory and discover new tastes, smells, flavors, and food preferences!
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"At a time that we're seeing the kind of voices that represent the diversity of our party, that represent the lived experiences of our party, begin to fall out, this is a time that people are realizing that my voice is essential in the campaign itself, and the best as a candidate to pull out the fullness of the Obama coalition," he told reporters in New Hampshire.
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And because my throat was feeling more salty than an episode of America's Next Top Model, I doubled up with some refreshing water, because although I wasn't timed for this challenge in any way, I could start to feel the drawbridge of fullness close its sturdy wooden door on me, and I needed to act fast if I was going to pack this all in like a true Olympian.
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"For muscles of the lower face, as this study showed, it can lead to fullness of the mid-face which makes the patients appear younger," she says, cautioning that, for muscles in the upper face such as the the frontalis (forehead muscle), glabellar complex ('11' lines) and orbicularis oris (crow's feet), repeated use and contraction can causes these lines to become more deeply etched leading to a more aged appearance.
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" To apprehend the fullness of a moment is to gain a heightened, almost heartbreaking awareness of ourselves, which Ged expresses by invoking—this is a fantasy novel after all—the flight of dragons: "And though I came to forget or regret all I have ever done, yet would I remember that once I saw the dragons aloft on the wind at sunset above the western isles; and I would be content.
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Here are the best dry shampoos you can buy:Best overall: R+Co's Death Valley Dry ShampooBest cult classic: Batiste Dry ShampooBest drugstore option: Dove Volume & Fullness Dry ShampooBest high-end option: Oribe Gold Lust Dry ShampooBest powder formula: Bumble and bumble Prêt-à-powderBest foam formula: Ouai Dry Shampoo FoamThe best shampoo for any hair typeImpossible as it might be to find a shampoo that works for every hair type, Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Shampoo comes pretty close.
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That's why, when she sits down at a piano and sings 'A Natural Woman,' she can move me to tears—the same way that Ray Charles's version of 'America the Beautiful' will always be in my view the most patriotic piece of music ever performed—because it captures the fullness of the American experience, the view from the bottom as well as the top, the good and the bad, and the possibility of synthesis, reconciliation, transcendence.
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In her reply, she was trying to make the point that for the most part, the history of this country has been told by white historians (some of whom, as in the case of the Dunning School, which grossly miseducated Americans about the history of Reconstruction for much of the 20th century, produced accounts that were deeply flawed), and that to truly understand the fullness and complexity of our nation's story, we need a greater variety of voices doing the telling.
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