Or, maybe, you only give off the appearance of wealth.
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The Quadrantids give off their own New Years fireworks show.
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Plastics give off gases that can cause clothes to yellow.
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Apples give off ethylene gas, which will make carrots bitter.
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Instead, it's a product of the energy you give off.
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The sped up strings give off this bombastic, nervous energy.
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He wants to really give off the full Full House vibe.
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It's a black hole that seems to give off radio waves.
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Once burned, plastics give off volatile organics, some of them carcinogenic.
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The latest: comparing images that inexplicably give off the same energy.
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Give off an air of regal attentiveness, as Tom Brady does.
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She doesn't want to give off any sign of being unprofessional.
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Overheating batteries can also give off fumes and explode on board.
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The Boscobel has salmon rosettes that give off a myrrh fragrance.
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They're attracted to the warmth and carbon dioxide we give off.
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These sellers' goods do give off a certain computer-generated eeriness.
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"If they give off a signal, there's hope," Mr. Gagliardi said.
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Yellowed pages and shelves fashioned from driftwood give off a musty smell.
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The moody song doesn't exactly give off a "happily ever after" vibe.
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Right now, the plants give off a "dim light" for four hours.
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Did you know that the moon does not give off any light?
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She's not yet fully a star; she doesn't invariably give off light.
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When it rains the still-cooling lava ridges give off steam plumes.
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It can be very reactive at room temperature and give off toxic fumes.
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Both are highly pigmented, bright in color, and give off a satin finish.
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Vanessa Maria: It's your attitude, it's your aura, the energy you give off.
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When we swim, we give off the same vibrations as a struggling fish.
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Pamela Anderson and Dylan Jagger Lee both give off a California-cool vibe.
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You give off the feeling that you like other people to give you.
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"Radiate" is the clue for both entries, which are EMIT and GIVE OFF.
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Voting was a single opportunity for a citizen to give off a political signal.
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To give off a blurred, brushstroke-like effect using the hair as a canvas.
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The colors and the beading give off very beachy vibes, perfect for, uh, September.
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It's equally light, but doesn't give off that "how'd they make this thing" vibe.
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Then liberals bubble and fizz and give off steam like Alka-Seltzer in water.
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"They give off this hall monitor supercilious air — and this entitled air," she said.
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The bigger issue for carriers is thermal noise, a byproduct the boosters give off.
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And as for the Rottweiler, he continues to give off major Chris Daughtry vibes.
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Jaye adds that a costly suit does not automatically give off an authoritative look.
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Air quality is expected to improve in cities as fewer vehicles give off emissions.
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They aren't intrusive, and give off a light aroma that helps to repel bugs.
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The sound they give off, I am obliged to report, is a softly rustling squelch.
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They wear a matching uniform, to try and give off the appearance of a gang.
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I just wanted an album cover to give off that same feeling as the album.
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The pants will give off an effortlessly chic look that is both timeless and trendy.
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They use a reduced use of water and land, and give off much less waste.
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Larger rocks give off more heat than regolith, or the fine soil on the surface.
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We're reaching the point where the Galaxy Home is starting to give off AirPower vibes.
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You know just from using a laptop that computers give off a lot of excess heat.
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And this year the moon is so small that it won't give off too much light.
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Cook over medium heat until the mushrooms give off most of their liquid, 5-8 minutes.
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When you think about it, though, Darrens and Daves give off the same sort of vibe.
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This in turn implied that black holes had a temperature, and thus must give off radiation.
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You know when you see two vastly different photos that just ... give off the same energy?
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Ahead, all the hair and body products you need to give off eau de party animal.
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Its stubby egg-shaped cars hit 80 miles an hour and give off no harmful emissions.
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The other fruit, and the avocado itself, give off ethylene gas, which causes the ripening process.
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They found that the concentration of a certain chemical people give off correlated with movie ratings.
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The Razr's hinge mechanism will likely give off a lumpy texture under the center of screen.
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Made of 100% real leather, the quality shoes give off a cool men's smoking loafer vibe.
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Sure. But, Bannon -- in his many-layered splendor -- does give off a sort of "sloppy" vibe.
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Does the FDA have anything to say when it comes to products that give off a glow?
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Carbon monoxide molecules give off a distinctive millimeter-wavelength light signature, which ALMA is able to detect.
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According to UC Davis, the chip can perform 115 billion instructions per second and only give off .
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She says playing on your phone while you wait does not give off a good first impression.
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We're supposed to be emotionally healthier than that, or at least give off the illusion of nonchalance.
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It wouldn't give off much heat within the drafty walls, but it's good enough for Her Majesty.
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In describing the scientific changes taking place inside teams' front offices, Goldner can give off outsider vibes.
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Some at-home cryptocurrency miners are harnessing the heat that powerful mining equipment—called ASICs—give off.
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But a major drawback is the horrible smell liquid and powder systems usually give off during application.
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The furnace is filled with 20,000 pounds of boulders heated overnight to give off a powerful steam.
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Firelighters are less dangerous, but can give off a chemical smell — and where's the challenge in cheating?
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The blooms are magnificent – big, white blossoms the size of your hand that give off a sweet aroma.
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These wing fragments, in their patterned flights, seem to both give off light and parry or reflect it.
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Supreme Court Justices give off an air of calm, intellectual composure just by the nature of their profession.
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People give off hundreds of signals that others use to understand their state of mind and respond accordingly.
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Nearly the same age, the congresswomen initially give off a bubbly vibe of moving into a college dorm.
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At night, large rocks give off more heat than fine soil, allowing the Diviner to do its work.
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If you're in the scene, it's not cool to give off the impression that you're a good person.
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And when the tall flower, Amorphophallus titanum, does bloom, it will give off the smell of rotting flesh.
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Colliding dark-matter particles could give off electrons and positrons; these could accelerate nearby photons to gamma-ray energies.
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What does your cat do to give off such positive vibrations and become the focus of so much admiration?
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All objects give off IR, increasingly so the warmer they are, which is the basis for heat vision goggles.
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I don't have tons of them in my house, but they seem to give off an overall calm energy.
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Plus, many of the shades — like bright yellow, periwinkle, coral, and pastel pink — give off super spring-y vibes.
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Technology did well as the uses for semiconductors have expanded into almost any object that can give off information.
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" Sexual rejection can give off a psychologically very violent message—like, "Your body doesn't deserve to be reproduced with.
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Like animals, humans respond to pheromones — chemicals we give off through scent that can influence others' attraction to us.
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See, these kind of fantasies are cool until they start morphing into reality and give off serious stalker vibes.
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"Actually, I think a lot of guys give off an air that they don't want women around," she said.
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In Japan, some companies have forbidden their female employees from wearing glasses because they give off a "cold impression."
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So they give off this bright signal that you see of that orange that signifies that being a tumor.
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" Evidently, the more nervous and tense people are," the more of this chemical people give off, a release says.
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Some weathered tomes give off smoky perfumes of ash and incense; others emit whiffs of mustiness, like old clothes.
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She's not moaning, or feeling sorry for herself – the words on the page might give off the wrong impression.
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What campaigns are trying not to do is give off the impression that they're overly focused on Des Moines.
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Little bookstores give off that same warm, snug feeling one gets from reading a novel in a comfy chair.
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By looking for stars shrouded in the gas that these planets give off, astronomers can use telescopes more efficiently.
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She asks herself: Does it give off vibrations strong enough for those who are finding they now need extra sensation?
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A supermassive black hole with a copious supply of fuel, or gas, will give off more high-energy X-rays.
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This said, be mindful of your movements and the fact that jitters could actually give off an entirely different message.
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These include eight small plutonium heating units that give off a small amount of warmth, as well as electrical heaters.
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At 24 inches it's big enough to give off an immersive feeling, but not so big that visuals seem overwhelming.
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But it also causes the particles in the ionosphere to heat up and give off light — what's known as airglow.
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When the grape juice reaches the yeasts, they absorb the sugar and give off alcohol and CO2 through the membrane.
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Instead, use soft, frosted bulbs for shaded fixtures as well as pendants, which give off a much prettier light. 4.
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Later in the video, firefighters are shown hosing the vehicle as it continues to give off thick smoke and flames.
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Let the good vibes they give off fuse with your DNA and keep you sedated through the Hellworld we inhabit.
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Apple's Midnight Green is also a dark, muted color that Apple says is ideal to give off that Pro vibe.
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People will come to their own conclusions while listening to you so make sure you give off a good impression.
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And these aren't like those funny-looking compact fluorescent lights that turn on slowly and often give off unflattering light.
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And for critics of the Trump White House, it is that cover-up which seems to give off a gangrenous smell.
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There are faded fabrics that a create cool-vintage effect or sleek-matte finishes that give off a more glamorous feel.
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The blue light that they give off has been theorized to inhibit the production of melatonin, the hormone that induces sleep.
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Photo: Ron Miller Photo: Ron Miller That involves listening to the digital signals we give off without even thinking about it.
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One source said that it would certainly give off the impression publicly that the COO has real influence in the company.
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When one person touches one lamp, the other (no matter where or how far) will give off the same ambient glow.
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And while an ankle-skimming hemline might give off boho vibes, its spring '17 rendition featured layered tulle and slight ombré.
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"Plastic literally suffocates bread and destroys any crust by trapping all the moisture the bread wants to give off," he notes.
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At the same time, Twitter has been trying to give off the impression that it's more transparent than in years past.
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Then there's the belly, which is gonna pop when you bite into it and it will give off a salty liquid.
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It's because individual, uncoordinated attacks give off few if any of the signatures that would help detect the attack in advance.
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The Democratic Party has to drive a narrative that doesn't give off vapors that we're smarter than everyone or culturally arrogant.
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I think I still give off a middle-class vibe, despite living in the van for three and a half years.
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These break down matter much faster than anaerobic bacteria and don't give off that telltale lakes-of-brimstone-in-hell smell.
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Objects like solar panels, bodies of water, and even rocks can give off thermal readings that might seem like a fire.
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That means a century from now, any amount will give off a little less than half the heat it does today.
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It needs to be a fluid process, open to revocation at any time, and legal contracts give off the exact opposite vibe.
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FRB 121102 is the only stellar object known to give off the signals regularly, and so is the target of continued observation.
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Their slim fit and added silver belt give off just the right amount of sexiness without looking like you're trying too hard.
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When burned for energy, they give off a specific carbon signature, the lighter form of carbon that all of Earth's plants breathe.
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Smoother animations don't offer much of a functional benefit, but they do give off the impression that the phone is more powerful.
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They found that avocados and smoke detectors both emit 0.16 units (micrograys per hour) of radiation, while bananas give off 0.17 units.
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Background: In the northern fall, winter and early spring, plants and soils give off CO2, which cause levels to rise through May.
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Definitely not the vibe you want to give off to any law enforcement official who is checking your ID. Get A Glow
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These also give off a subtle radiance that makes for a dewier-looking appearance, no matter what the temps are like outside.
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Here's how to give off the illusion of sexiness while you feel like the sludge at the bottom of a trash can.
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If you go looking shabby, like you don't care, you maybe give off the vibe that you don't really care about them.
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This meant creating a synthetic "burglar alarm" display, like the kind that bioluminescent animals like jellyfish give off when they are attacked.
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Some of these plants give off the smell of rotting flesh to attract flies so that they can get their proteins directly.
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With the help of post-makeover-Sandy, I was able to give off the impression that I knew what I was doing.
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I was still wearing the rustling fluorescent uniform of the modern hiker, but I'd begun, perhaps, to give off fewer, calmer vibrations.
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Store ethylene producers alone These fruits and vegetables give off a lot of ethylene gas and are also pretty susceptible to it.
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Since they'll ask the president about it, we have to give off the image of a president who's influential on monetary policies.
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The personalized graphics give off the same vibe as enlarged phone text and that recent all caps redesign from Facebook to FACEBOOK.
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Lighting Science has produced a line of biological bulbs that give off light meant to complement the circadian rhythm, not disrupt it.
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We always give off the illusion that everything is fine, without also acknowledging the many ways life here is really, really hard.
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Regions where stars form create a lot of these gases, which give off incredibly strong radio waves that we can observe from Earth.
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It feels more like a misdemeanor to stare into the ambivalent eyes of these subjects, who give off a less-than-innocent vibe.
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She was never interested in being anyone's sex symbol or denying her own talents to give off a false facade of ladylike demureness.
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But since stackable jewelry is also having a moment right now, we added in two more strands to give off a layering affect.
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The jewel-like "Coreopsis" (103) made of palladium leaf, gray and black clay, and die keen, give off the aura of church friezes.
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Some people love to use the vintage stuff, they definitely give off an aura, but technology has made owning one not really necessary.
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The bygone weaponry looks particularly authentic, and riding a horse into battle is only ever going to give off a historical war vibe.
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Mr. Talley agreed to have the cameras turned on him, but he does not give off the impression of wanting to be known.
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Since they're not a wedge and more of a platform sandals, I love the casual look they give off without being too dressy.
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In a gradual thaw, the warming top layers of the soil open up to hungry microbes, which consume nutrients and give off CO2.
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The lectern was lowered to give off a more commanding look, and he donned a dark suit like most of his predecessors have.
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He also puts his phone on airplane mode to reduce the electromagnetic radiation phones give off, which he believes can interfere with sleep.
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Decker opened the doors to PEOPLE that same year, and explained that she wanted the space to give off a warm, farmhouse vibe.
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It would be hard for a government agency to do more to give off the impression that it was engaged in a cover up.
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Summoning my limited acting skills, I tried to give off an air of power and confidence walking past the doormen to the revolving entrance.
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Cooling towers provide cold water for various uses at Disneyland and give off a vapor or mist that could have carried the Legionnella bacteria.
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The Tito's Vodka Cordials give off more obvious college vibes than it's Moscow Mule-inspired sister, however, they manage to be just as refined.
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Everything from exploding stars to the super heated material churning around a black hole can give off X-rays that Chandra can pick up.
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This is partially because I prefer to give off an upbeat vibe, and there's also a fear that my truth will affect my career.
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Part of the job, of course, was to appear helpful and customer service-oriented, so it was important to give off the right vibe.
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You can tell that the hills of Uttarakhand are abundant in medicinal plants, he says, from the fragrant smoke that the fires give off.
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Mr. Swarovski's machines set his crystal apart because of their ability to create tiny, uniform cuts, which give off more light than rivals' products.
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The US can give off the air of constant tactical reconstruction while, in the short run, seeing mostly the same faces on the field.
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Standing within the structure — which give off a faint, earthy scent — reminded me of nature's at times unforgiving force and our relatively flimsy lives.
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The remnants of the star give off the light, which reflects in the gasses and creates the beautiful, dramatic colors seen in the photo.
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Dr van der Goot's team has shown that when grilled, cuts from this "muscle" can sizzle, brown and give off aromas like a steak.
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Apart from disasters such as Chernobyl and Fukushima, nuclear reactors give off radioactive emissions from day-to-day operations and the waste they produce.
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They're an ode to self-love without the brazen aura sex tattoos usually give off (alerting everyone in the vicinity that "this person fucks").
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Not to mention an annual electrified knife fight, in which rubber training knives are rigged give off an electrical charge upon contact with human flesh.
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Ahead, we imagined what the newest scents from the brands could smell like if the names were taken literally versus what they really give off.
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In the video they ride around with abandon in a hot tub/convertible, dance in the desert and give off that quintessential "cool kids" vibe.
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Its signature pink glow comes from its younger stars (1 to 10 million years-old), which absorb ultraviolet light and give off a hydrogen aura.
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"In some cases, lifting doesn't give off the mascara effect that extensions do, especially for those with naturally very fine and light lashes," she says.
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Gravitational waves offer ways to study objects that don't give off light — which could mean more research institutions might invest in ways to detect them.
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She and Dorian Gray (Reeve Carney) – you'll recall that they've decided to go steady – give off a sort of vogueing glamour that feels oddly contemporary.
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Look, when your head hurts, you don't want to think about what you look like, and you especially don't care what shadow you give off.
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Plus, it can't hurt to 8-Mile it a little to give off that I Did Not Come Here to Play With You Clowns vibe.
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Scientists have theorized that this may interfere with their ability to sense the glass walls, because of the very small electric charge they give off.
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So, if you're waiting for us to manufacture spoons that don't give off powerful fumes the second they touch hot soup, don't hold your breath.
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The scientists' first goal was targeting American foulbrood, a bacterial disease that turns larvae dark brown and makes the hive give off a rotting smell.
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"Since they'll ask the president about it, we have to give off the image of a president who is influential on monetary policies," he added.
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Ms. He's work in ensembles could also give off a stranded feeling — and not just because of the strain evident in ascents to high notes.
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The Galaxy Buds Plus come in black, white, and blue, and as with the previous model, the white buds give off a nice pearlescent effect.
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Everything uses fluorescent light bulbs and they give off a blue light that no matter how pretty the space is, the lighting just kills it.
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If Kim Jong Un feels he has to prove himself to the military and give off the appearance he is strong, it may help him.
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Simple attacks, disconnected from any international or well-known terrorist cell, give off few of the signatures that would help detect the attack in advance.
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Many cities have switched from softer, yellow light produced by high pressure sodium outdoor lighting to energy-efficient LEDs, which can give off a harsher light.
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Research shows 80% of school shooters tell at least one person before they commit their act and 70% of suicide victims also give off warning signs.
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My go-to liquid lipsticks only give off the faintest flicks of pigment, while some of the less long-wearing contestants leave full-on, detailed marks.
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Black hole mergers aren't really the best candidates to do multi-messenger astronomy, since they just produce another black hole that doesn't give off any light.
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Rolled up as straight as arrows, the thin apple strips are meant to give off a stronger aroma, transforming into different hues of rose while baking.
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You have to have a pair of shoes on you that resembles something that they're not, so that way you give off something that you aren't.
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On the other hand: I was well aware that North Korea always tries to give off an image that it's the best country in the world.
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As for the rest of the collection, you'll find dusty pastels and summer-friendly pieces that give off heavy "weekend getaway to the Mojave Desert" vibes.
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The move comes nearly six months after the automaker admitted to installing software to allow 580,000 diesel U.S. vehicles to give off excess emissions without detection.
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Mel, Sue, Paul, and Mary all give off the impression that they genuinely want the contestants to succeed and, at least according to Collison, they do.
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Occasionally, capitalized words in texts or tweets not only highlight an original idea, but give off an extra sense of pride one has in that idea.
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But the smoother and faster animations while you're using your phone do give off the impression that it's more powerful and more premium than other phones.
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Children are important drivers of influenza infections because they have more interactions with people than do most adults and also give off more of the virus.
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We passed mesquite trees with their long, tentacle-like roots as well as creosote bushes, which give off a distinct, earthy desert smell after a rain.
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Light pollution has gotten arguably worse in recent years with the proliferation of LED bulbs that use less energy but give off a cold, harsh glare.
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In addition, black holes by definition are supposed to be invisible -- although they can give off a shadow when they interact with the material around them.
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The NRDC said old-fashioned incandescent bulbs, which give off more of their energy in heat rather than light, comprise nearly half of today's bulb sales.
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When they've begun to give off moisture, add a pinch of salt and cook for a few minutes more, until the mushrooms' juice begins to evaporate. 2.
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These musicians spend a lot of energy (and money) to give off an air of copacetic debonair, be the life of the party, and get crowds hype.
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Jack up your costume Meghan Markle-style with a cathedral-length veil and a pair of white pointed toe pumps to fully give off royal bride vibes.
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The Floral Mini It's easy to give off party vibes in a ruffled, flowery frock — especially when glittery tights, silver booties, and a wool beret are involved.
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Ago G5Our former most informative vape continues to give off a whole slew of information that the vape-obsessed might need but the rest of us don't.
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When he dresses up for meetings, Walden wears low-cut black athletic socks that give off the vibe of a high school senior at a school assembly.
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In this episode of Soapboxing, we explore the unconscious messages a voice can give off — and why snap judgments can be harmful, even if they're not intentional.
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Electrons can jump between orbits and, when they do, they give off or absorb a tiny jolt of microwave radiation and change into a different energy state.
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But if you did and turned it on, it would give off radio frequency emissions all over the spectrum, including on some of the airliner's landing frequencies.
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They can chart economic growth by recognising the spread of cities and the traffic within them, or the amount of light that they give off at night.
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I wouldn't necessarily wear something super-sexy or too revealing when I'm just out with my friends, because I don't want to give off the wrong impression.
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The broadcast detailed how easy it is to compromise the bracelets, which routinely give off false alarms, and how monitoring officials sometimes fail to respond to alarms.
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Always positive' We should all be like this little girl in Durban, South Africa, and think like those tiny subatomic particles that give off positive electric charge.
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Her cropped, bleached hair may give off G.I. Jane vibes, but in her hands, Norah is pensive, vulnerable, and caustically funny, even in the face of death.
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Being a person means wading through the gray area, and unlike Dear Abby, Havrilesky doesn't even try to give off the impression that she has an objective view.
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They also give off powerful blasts of radiation as they rotate, just like the beam of a lighthouse, that are detected as pulses of light back on Earth.
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The resulting mixture smells great—more hot chocolate than the usual curried biscuits odor my arms give off—and the color looks "burn always turns into tan" natural.
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Other earplugs on the market may be great for getting a good night's sleep, but they give off this weird, muffled feedback if you're at a live event.
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Credit cards and passports are filled with microchips brimming with your personal information—and give off radio waves to any nearby sleazebag that wants to steal your identity.
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In just a few milliseconds, FRBs give off roughly the same amount of energy as the Sun does in a day, according to a New York Times report.
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At the same time, Eli had a B613 agent stationed on top of a building firing off fake gun shots to give off the appearance of a sniper.
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Made with real crystals from the mountains, these lamps give off a warm, soothing glow and are said to ionize the air for a better sleep at night.
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You're messing with this sound and starting to give off this hip-hop vibe, but Black Radio won a Grammy and a ton of people started paying attention.
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Commercially manufactured drones are typically made largely of plastic and run on battery power, so they do not give off much heat or show up strongly on radar.
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While the profile's current state may give off the appearance Systrom hasn't posted anything in a while, a look with digital archiver Wayback Machine tells a different story.
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"Importantly, however, the forward-looking survey measures for new orders and output expectations both give off more positive signals as we move into the new year," Smith said.
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Kitchen cabinets are hidden behind sliding doors; bright shades of maroon and mauve enliven the otherwise incredibly tight quarters, which give off an impression of openness and space.
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Though the two accounts are clearly distinct from one another, they both give off the same hip English teacher energy and running them has become a truly collaborative effort.
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Now it's always a constant struggle because these spaces can give off a particular energy that might be off putting to some people, but the realness cannot be denied.
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And yes, we won't get mad at you for calling it a harness, but that... may or may not give off a different vibe (depending on what you're into).
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Intentionally designed to give off Nike basketball vibes, while still holding appeal for a set of early adopter enthusiasts that will likely wear them on and off the court.
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This one didn't have the telltale X-ray radiation that black holes usually give off when they suck in material from nearby stars, forming a disc that glows brightly.
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The uniforms and their aluminum-coated silver fabric definitely give off a futuristic vibe, but upon further inspection there are some clear references to 1960s and 1970s NASA uniforms.
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The Academy likes to keep up the veneer of intellectual superiority, and people dressed up in spandex body suits don't usually give off an air of dignity and poise.
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Until the deluge of allegations against Ailes, and his forced ouster over them, Fox News was pleased to give off that aroma, and its audience to bask in it.
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"[Donald Trump and his advisers] were desperate to give off the impression that the Slovenian model was not just beautiful, but also smart and well-educated," the biographers claim.
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Guard isn't explicitly about summer love, but its bouncy melody and use of a cartoonish water drop sound effect give off the vibe of sunshine, sweat, and halter tops.
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In contrast, about 573 percent of known supermassive black holes are dormant, meaning that they are not actively consuming matter and, consequently, do not give off any detectable radiation.
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Cook bacon in it, chicken thighs, steak — anything that will give off a lot of fat and help you build up the patina on the surface of the metal.
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They each were photographed individually in feminine ruffled designs, then came together to pose in a few mother-daughter pics that give off strong Betty and Sally Draper vibes.
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From stories about warehouse workers collapsing on the job and dying to office workers crying at their desks, the Amazon workplace does not give off warm and cuddly vibes.
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Those same advisers once cautioned him that making too many changes would give off the sense that the administration was engulfed in chaos -- an idea the President now embraces.
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Jaume R. Lloret stitched similar scenes next to each other to show how movies can give off a totally different feel even if they're trying to replicate the same thing.
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What's in the smoke: Plants uptake different types of salts and heavy metals (think: spinach is rich in iron) so they give off different types of particles when they burn.
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Registered dietitian Dawn Jackson Blatner, author of "The Superfood Swap," recommends complex carbs like oatmeal in the morning because they break down more slowly and give off more steady energy.
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As it sits on the counter at room temp, fermentation sets in, producing lactic acid organisms that give off a funky flavor and destroy the shelf life of the juice.
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Atoms can only give off energy in discrete packets known as "quanta"—much like currency only comes in specific denominations—and that amount of energy is proportional to Planck's constant.
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Seaside decorations are conspicuously absent, although there is a surfboard rack out front, and championship surfing on the bar TV. There are Edison bulbs that give off an elegant glow.
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But my friends were tired of hearing me complain about these dates, so I let one help me rework my profile to give off the 'vibe' I wanted in return.
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Astronomers have long built large radio dishes to study objects that give off little visible light but emit naturally occurring radio waves, such as distant planets, gas clouds and galaxies.
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Clouds fill our vision, with lonely street lamps jutting in at the foot of the frame; they give off a faint buzz, in rivalry with the natural chirr of insects.
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The spandex bottoms give off a leather-like vibe and feature a classic silhouette with a wide, flat smoothing mesh waistband, plus moisture-wicking comfort and built-in odor control.
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With jet black heads decorated with apostrophe-shaped shocks of orange, the three-foot-tall birds give off an air of majesty that kicked the air out of my lungs.
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With jet black heads decorated with apostrophe-shaped shocks of orange, the three-foot-tall birds give off an air of majesty that kicked the air out of my lungs.
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At the same time, Adams's planes of color — from solid to dusty to layered — feel illuminated from with; they give off a soft glow (there is that word again, soft).
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The vinyl collection is very on point, and for the most part, the staff doesn't give off the typical music snobbery you might be accustomed to at other independent record shops.
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It spans 150 light-years across and is home to many young stars that give off powerful ultraviolet rays, as well as the Papillon Nebula, a butterfly-shaped High-Excitation Blob.
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And naturally he chose to talk about black holes, specifically the paradox created by his assertion in the 1970s that black holes give off radiation that causes them to gradually evaporate.
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They also give off powerful blasts of radiation as they rotate, just like the beam of a lighthouse, that are detected as pulses of light by radio telescopes back on Earth.
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Microsoft motion controllers give off a bit of a disco ball vibe as they're tracked by a number of shining embedded LEDs that convey the controllers' exact positioning to the headset.
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Among these is a needle that acts like a homing beacon; it finds our blood vessels by detecting the chemicals they give off, and then slurps up the tasty blood inside.
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They look as good with an old pair of jeans as they do with a suit and give off a slightly rugged, masculine vibe without being in your face about it.
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The 2019 version has 25 LED lights to make its screen glow evenly (double the previous version), and you can adjust it to give off a more pleasant, warm orange glow.
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These absorbent microfiber Turbie Twist Hair Towels in neutral white give off of a vibe much more akin to "I-just-swam-a-mile" than "I-just-had-my-hair-done."
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"Others are a black box," Carrère said, and yet that black box does sometimes give off a black light that, in certain moments, though it can't be seen, can be felt.
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I can go off the deep end, [provide a] train wreck, speed it up, slow down , reverse it, layer five different tunes with each other to give off a sonic babble effect.
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ROSE GOLD EYE SHADOW Shimmery rose gold lids give off a flirty, girly vibe that's a great break from some of the more deep, dramatic looks we typically see in the winter.
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Yet, with all the Falice sexual tension afoot, Betty and Jughead always give off the faint whiff of either doom, or a mere Gen-Z reboot of their own parents' love story.
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Armor and weapons will have new upgrade slots for "Chroma," a collectible material that can make the piece of gear it's added to give off a white, yellow, blue or red glow.
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Many Kraft brands – think Velveeta, Oscar Mayer and Jell-O - give off a bouquet of flavor attributes that might best be described as over-processed, under-nourishing and ultra-long shelf-life.
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The images are from the 80s but almost give off a historical impression...The rigging of the tents and performance equipment was nostalgic: large tent poles held together with ropes and canvas.
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Subsequent experiments, carried out after the analytical apparatus had arrived, showed that this difference in behaviour was, indeed, a response to differences in the chemicals that infected and uninfected plants give off.
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Or for a picnic anytime: The Gardens at St. Luke in the Fields in the West Village: A shaded lawn and manicured flower gardens give off the feel of a private garden.
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A simple wick can do a lot to set the mood, use environmentally-friendly soy-based candles if you can help it, they also give off less heat than incandescent light bulbs.
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The District's neighborhoods each give off their own vibe, but across the city residents often "gather for block parties, mingle at dog parks, and converse at coffee shops," explained a local expert.
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WASHINGTON — Juul Labs has soared to the top of the United States e-cigarette market in just three years with its high-nicotine products that give off just a wisp of vapor.
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In the near-term, increasing air conditioning will likely be the go-to cooling method, even though they give off heat that may increase local temperatures and, through emissions, worsen climate change.
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They used an experiment called the "Fibre Large Array Multi Element Spectrograph" on the Very Large Telescope in Chile to observe these stars' light spectra, or the colors of light they give off.
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Henry might talk and be able to remember your name, and wear cute glasses that give off a pretty charming "Seth Cohen in The O.C." vibe, but his body can't vibrate or throb.
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"A mountain-sized black hole would give off X-rays and gamma-rays at a rate of about 10 million megawatts, enough to power the world's electricity supply," Hawking said in the lecture.
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Her line work is intricate in an easy, non-fussy way, and it allows each page to give off a specific vibe intrinsically attached to the hazy action drawn out before the reader.
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The ads, for example, said the vehicles reduced nitrogen oxide emissions by 90 percent, when in fact they were found to give off up to 4,000 percent more than the legal emissions limit.
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YBN Almighty Jay seem like he's that wild boy in the crew and you're the more reserved one, how did y'all find that balance and become that dynamic duo you guys give off?
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That night, back at my computer, I considered my options and, after double checking the measurements, settled on a pair of angular sconces that looked like they would give off plenty of light.
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While some would advocate for cutting out screen time at night altogether, an alternative to that is to make it so that your iPhone display doesn&apost give off as much blue light.
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I am not really sure what that means (I've reached out to Olivet for more information) but Deezan reports the surface will also vibrate and give off heat as another means of interaction.
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There's still a cloud of uncertainty at Uber, but continuing to tighten its belt when it comes to finances may give off the impression that the leadership drama isn't enough to stall it altogether.
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The black holes within them don't actually emit any light, but the surrounding gas and dust churn so fast and create so much friction that they give off a ton of light and heat.
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This is the first mission named after a living researcher, in this case Eugene Parker, who in the '50s made a number of proposals and theories about the way that stars give off energy.
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The arches look like they're glowing as they give off ultraviolet light, which is actually invisible to the human eye — but researchers colorized it to make the details of the magnetic arches really pop.
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People put themselves forward for some strange things for military entertainment—things like a poetry circle or women who were offering to sit knitting in a corner, just to give off a maternal vibe.
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The placement of your bun also makes a difference—a messy top knot is carefree and fun, but a bun at the nape of the neck can give off a more elegant, seductive vibe.
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For Ryan Standfest to give off a defeatist vibe in the face of adversity is nothing new, but for him to use humor as a coping mechanism rather than a distancing device is refreshing.
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Smoke, we are initially led to believe, is sin made manifest, and its varieties are legion: Characters seep orange rings and iodine plumes; they give off whirlpools of pink and skeins of pale green.
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According to the results, which were published a couple of weeks ago in the Health Physics journal, avocados emit 0.16 microgay per hour of gamma radiation, while bananas give off 0.17 microgay per hour.
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While Venus was retrograde in your sign, the universe was encouraging you to reflect on the image you put out into the world: your looks, your style, and the first impressions you give off.
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I'm not a girly girl, and definitely can be mouthy, but it did feel at odds with the sexual female thing I was trying to give off in front of the guy I liked.
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Besides WIMPs, there are other candidates for dark matter, including MACHOS (dim stars or black holes that give off little or no radiation), axions (theorized chargeless, very low mass particles), sterile neutrinos, and gravitinos.
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"I can't believe that someone, let alone a trusted professional doctor who would give off this gleaming persona, would habitually violate that most intimate experience in a woman's life, having a child," he said.
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It's an aspirational, sentimental touch, but Ms. Teuscher — even standing half a second too long in the pose, even in a "Jane Eyre" that gets lost in the mist — can give off a glow.
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Analysts do not expect Scharf to give off the same vibe as his predecessors though they said he may make an extra effort to be courteous, given the amount of attention Wells Fargo receives.
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"I wanted the whole wedding to give off a winter wonderland vibe and this dress was perfect," Ms. Zins said of the beaded gown she bought at the Amsale flagship store in New York.
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New LEDs on the market are also energy efficient and give off a warmer light than the harsh, blueish light favored by many municipalities today, Bishop said, so the IDA is advocating for their use.
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The open rectangle is ideal for anyone who loves bouncing between gold and silver jewelry because the pavé studs give off a silver glow while the chain and base are made of 14 karat gold.
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One guy who's desperate to give off the early, Leonardo-as-Romeo vibe is quick to impress the ladies by readying his nipples with Belieber stickers and shoving the mask right down by his dick.
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The wheel guns shriek violently as they're engaged, the engines still give off a menacing roar — even though it's quieter now that they've been downsized and made much more efficient and, dare I say, civilized.
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If the brain can give off chemical rewards essentially for waiting, my nigh-compulsive obsession with this stuff makes a little more sense, but in 2018, I think anyone can understand the appeal of stillness.
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With Hitmonpop's acrobatic attacks that focus on spinning and graceful strikes and Hitmonlee's balance, which allows it to strike from all sorts of creative positions, both give off a bit of a dance fight vibe.
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Since drones tend to give off very little heat, thus limiting the efficiency of a thermal sensor, the Boréades system also relies on an optronic sensor — the same technology that is used in infrared cameras.
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Pros:Leather material doesn't give off an odor, thick and durable steering wheel cover design, installation is easier than with some othersCons:Limited number of colors available, and they may not match your steering wheel very accurately
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Some might say they're ill-fitting and dramatic, others, like me, say they demand attention and give off a powerful, retro feel (it was only a matter of time before '80s shoulders made a comeback).
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And what I would hope is, through our music and our performances, and the energy we give off, when times do get kind of…" she paused, "frustrating, that we can impart some kind of happiness.
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Many of the mobile lights set up in NYCHA housing, including those at the Riis Houses are 1250-watt Allmand Night-Lite Pro II models, which give off light with a color temperature of 3954K.
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The idea that loving your single life will somehow give off the wrong kind of happiness vibes and tell the universe that you don't want a partner is garbage superstition, and I'm not having it.
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Holmes (who slept about four hours a night) seemed to think a similar, uniformed look would give off the impression that she was completely devoted to Theranos, and had no time to pick out her clothes.
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So far, the team has been able to make a plant glow for around three-and-a half hours, but the illumination they give off is apparently one-thousandth of the light required to read by.
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Help your LDR friends feel a bit closer with these long distance touch lamps: After each person connects their lamp to Wi-Fi, a tap on one signals the other to give off the same glow.
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Simply because Obama isn't likely to offer a formal endorsement of a candidate doesn't mean candidates won't be trying like hell to give off the impression that the former president likes them and their ideas best.
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Both give off the feeling that their instrument is a rough and dangerous thing, a kind of electric reactor, though they play quite differently: Halvorson in a corkscrewing tangle, Morris in sharply percussive flecks and bites.
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Luu and Matsuba transform yarrow, with its densely packed white corymbs, or dried oregano — stems faded to a faint taupe while the tips still give off a purple pulse — into near abstractions of color and silhouette.
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And, of course, Mueller found no conspiracy between Trump and Russian government officials to interfere with the election — and his report does not give off the impression that he was anywhere close to making such a charge.
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It established obvious risks, like spraying water over electrified solar panels, and uncovered more hidden ones: The illumination trucks that firefighters bring to nighttime emergencies, for example, can give off enough light to electrify a photovoltaic system.
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This happens because those elements give off more intense radiation compared to hydrogen; that radiation exerts an outward force that pushes gas and other material away, so the star doesn&apost accumulate more matter and grow bigger.
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Surely when the joys of PBR and tequila begin to wear thin, the borderline (or full-blown) alcoholic can turn to red wine in order to deflect scrutiny and give off an air of health and sophistication.
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And Wednesday night should be especially good for viewing: The moon will be a thin, waning crescent that won't rise until 3:30 am and will only give off off dim light that shouldn't obscure the meteors.
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Paired together, the two portraits are immensely striking: Not only are they both unusually active for this kind of portrait, but they give off a palpable sense of intelligence, directness, and — perhaps more than anything else — cool.
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They're experts at sporting goofy grins and shooting skeptical stares, and often give off major IDGAF vibes that speak to me on a deeply personal level after scrolling through pages and pages of monotonous selfies and brunch shots.
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Once she officially joined the Trump White House in the spring of 2017, Ivanka has worked hard to give off the appearance of making some progress in the issues included in her portfolio while simultaneously accomplishing very little.
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After previewing all the guys' episodes, I chose Kenny, a tall and handsome Black 31-year-old business development exec on Wall Street who appeared on episode 1, seemed funny, and didn't give off any serial killer vibes.
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According to the Lush website, items like the Superdad Bath Bomb will contain guiaic wood and sandalwood, which give off a "sweet, woody, smoky scent," while the Modfather Bubble Bar will be packed with invigorating Brazilian Orange Oil.
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The subscription allows me to give off the vibe that my closet is brimming with shirts and dresses cut from the latest trends rather than containing fraying cardigans and the other items I've held onto since high school.
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"I love cream highlighters as well because they look more natural and they give off less of a shimmery look — more like a natural glow within you," she says as she tapped it onto the tops of her cheekbones.
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They are also shown busily strapping tape and padding to a mannequin, in the hope it will give off the same heat signature as a human when it passes by imaging scanners, which are often used near sensitive buildings.
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However, methane on Mars could also be explained by geological activity; when certain minerals undergo hydrothermal reactions they give off hydrogen, which reacts with carbon dioxide to form methane (carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of the Martian atmosphere).
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" Katherine [Close friend of 8 years]: "I think your in-person vibe is very different from the vibe you give off on the internet […] in person your vibe is still 'take no shit,' but you're more sensitive and warm.
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It has 414 legs, a pear-shaped head covered with stiff hairs that secrete a silklike substance, a lip with a tooth-lined slit, and two nozzles on each of its 100 segments that give off a defensive poison.
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If "Ramona Tells Jim" sometimes loses its way, that has more to do with the wearing, staccato-style speech of the young Jim and Ramona, who give off the air of two woodpeckers embroiled in an uneasy mating dance.
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I tended to post carefully constructed photos on Instagram about once a week, which seemed like a reasonable cadence, with a focus on my relationship, career and travels (I'd alternate them to give off the impression that I'm a balanced person).
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Similarly, a president who requires that aides support him with lies and distortions, as Trump did in his pique over the most crowds at his inaugural, is inviting the same aide to give off-the-record complaints to friendly reporters.
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"Liquid fuel missile engines exploding do not give off radiation, and we know that the Russians are working on some kind of nuclear propulsion for a cruise missile," said Ankit Panda, an adjunct senior fellow with the Federation of American Scientists.
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The evening's theme, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination, has seen many celebrities relying on accessories to give off those Catholic vibes, but leave it to Rihanna to be one of the few to commit – and get it right.
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All electronic devices, even non-connected ones, give off electromagnetic emissions, so the team of researchers at CMU's Future Interfaces Group outfitted a Moto G phone from 2015 with an EM sensor dongle that can pick up on these emissions.
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The cinched waist, V-neck cut, and billowy short sleeves flatter a diverse range of body types and give off a relaxed vibe, while the trendy details, like the button-down front, tassel tie, and subtle center slit elevate the look.
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A gadget is designed to give off excess warmth if it starts to overheat, but if it's blocked from doing that—by, say, the arm or torso of an unconscious human—it transfers that excess heat to whatever it's touching.
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So yeah, it is a definite possibility...we know organisms that live in the eyes of certain fishes that are very deep beneath the surface of the ocean are bioluminescent and they [give off light] in the visible wavelength range.
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Those macho men are more than well endowed and that can give off the wrong idea, that you need to sport an eight- or nine-inch shaft (also, ow—but we'll get to that later) to satisfy your sex partners.
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Facebook Dating certainly has the potential to disrupt the dating app space for its target demographic, older people, who don't exactly have a stellar roster of general online matchmaking services catering to them that don't give off heavy FarmersOnly vibes.
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When members of the corps de ballet peel around the edges of the stage, they give off the effect of swirling fog; in other moments, they pile onto the floor like a tangle of leaves and trees in an overgrown forest.
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I play things too cool (I guess you could say the feminine air of mystery is totally lost on me) and give off a laissez-faire attitude; men end up seeing me as more of a friend, rather than a love interest.
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"We also need to study fires that move into urban areas that burn not just vegetation but human structures as well, which give off different pollutants," said Colleen Reid of the University of Colorado at Boulder, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Cold brew allows coffee to extract caffeine over a long period of time (as long as 48 hours), and the room-temperature water allows the beans to give off a different flavor profile that's not as sour as hot coffee brewed too long.
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Past infrared are the even longer wavelengths of microwaves and radio wavesObjects in the world, whether they're people or a piping hot bowl of soup or evenly something as seemingly cold as an ice cube, emit infrared radiation as they give off heat.
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For Standfest to give off a morbid and defeatist vibe in the face of adversity is nothing new, but for him to tackle personal issues and present work that uses humor as a coping mechanism rather than a distancing device is refreshing.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein told the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday that he does not believe members of the special counsel or FBI involved in the Russia investigation give off the appearance of impropriety for having donated to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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But, a few months into the trend's resurgence, I stumbled upon a pair by Andre Assous that didn't just give off those Gucci vibes (check the horsebit detail), but were so comfortable on the first wear I could hardly believe my feet. Seriously.
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Instead of trying to look directly at something like a black hole that doesn't give off light, astronomers can now piece apart the "chirps" of gravitational waves to learn more about the masses, sizes and lives of the objects that created them.
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The spectacle is one of gentle stimulation; all the garish demonstrations of instrumental technique, the vaguely uplifting invocations of a changing society in the Middle East, give off an impression of sophistication — delivered with a grin that makes it all fun and manageable.
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The main difference between the Studs store and its initial appearance as just a jewelry boutique is the space for customers at the back of the store, which starts to give off a hip doctor's office feel complete with small bowls of lollipops.
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I imagine the series of paintings she created in 1975 in which bright-white squares are framed by mesmerizing planes of blue, goldenrod and fiery red — intended to draw moths to an illusory light, they give off a sense of ascension and expansion.
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Though Apple has always designed things to give off an air of "I am transcending the indignity of the human experience with this clean and functional object," young people have gotten savvier and nastier when it comes to ridiculing displays of wealth and implied purpose.
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Nearly 50 years on, however, with Broadway having thoroughly strip-mined the songs and styles of the shows that made up the so-called Golden Age of the musical, the little show that could, and did, seems to give off a faint whiff of mothballs.
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A few quick definitions: Impact play is when one person is struck by another person for sexual gratification; electrical play (also known as erotic electrostimulation) is like impact play, but with electrical toys that give off a jolt of energy to your body parts.
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I had thought Viagra Boys might give off a similar rambunctious energy in person, but when I meet them—in the garden of east London's Shacklewell Arms, during an afternoon that feels too hot for late September—what I find is six quite sick-looking people.
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We like these lower ends of the temperature scale that have softer, warmer lights and that comes from having not one big light in the ceiling but several pools of light and that's also why candles are quite popular because they give off this softer, warmer light.
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It's the nature of early previews like this to only give off a hint of a game's potential, so that shouldn't come as a particular shock — but it seems somewhat unique given the marketing message of Battlefront II. Not that it will matter all that much anyway.
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Then you can buy three different kinds of Super Hearts with these coins, ranging from cheaper basic hearts covered in plus signs, to a bubbly and sparkly mid-range heart, to the most expensive ones that give off explosions and feature your face in the center.
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Way, way back in 2009—before the word "vape" even entered our general lexicon—the FDA warned that certain e-cigs emit a chemical typically found in antifreeze, and last year a New England Journal of Medicine study pointed out that they also give off formaldehyde, too.
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The trailers and movie posters give off a mystical, psychedelic vibe unlike any Marvel movie we've seen so far, with scenes so far-out, they appear to have been ripped from the very early issues of the classic Steve Ditko and Stan Lee comics of the 21965s.
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With Daniel's reimagining, the darkness is both alluring and suffocating, and the torches lining Duskwood's paths give off a realistic light that reminds me of nights on camping trips when I've imagining sinister origins for the sounds I hear beyond the reach of the campfire's flames.
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"I went to the Women's March in Washington and someone had a sign with a photo of Dolores on it that said, 'I imagined a story where I didn't have to be the damsel,'" recalls Wood, who manages to give off a relaxed vibe while maintaining perfect posture.
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After painstakingly exposing the IRs to virtually every stench produced by humans, the researchers learned that the secondary sniffing system gets activated in the presence of two classes of compounds found in human sweat: carboxylic acids that give off a distinctive vinegary tang, and ammonia derivatives called amines.
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While polishing up your resume will help you get in the door and rehearsing your elevator pitch is critical to moving past the recruiter stage, finding the perfect outfit is also a huge piece of the pie to help exude confidence and give off a strong first impression.
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In the 1970s, Rubin and other astronomers found that invisible mass was responsible for the stars' movement, determining that each spiral galaxy has a halo of dark matter, or material that doesn't give off light and goes beyond what one can see in the galaxy, according to Carnegie.
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Though the right-handed Bryant bats second and the left-handed Rizzo third, they can give off the impression of being at the plate simultaneously, lounging like a pair of high-school bullies on either side of the hall, waiting to converge on whichever straggler gets picked out.
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"Can you imagine how attending a lavish party at Jeff Bezos's $23 million home, along with Jared and Ivanka and the CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase Jamie Dimon, might give off the sense to the public that you are not, in fact, immune from external pressures?" she asked.
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The landscape bristles with frozen cascades of green, blue, brown, and white, crystalizing here and there into visible figures — a sinuous, levitating swan, an anthropomorphic dove — while the gloomy crags and vegetative draperies, playing with colors and shadow and light, give off faint hints of coalescing human faces and forms.
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From below-the-knee versions that wrap around your waist á la Halston to button-front or zip-front miniskirts that give off major mod vibes, a suede skirt is one of those effortlessly stylish pieces that always seem to look better on other people than they feel on you.
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Maybe add a suit and tie to give off an important "I'm with the president" vibe, and if you really want to sell it you can carry around a copy of his book Obama: An Intimate Portrait, or wear some patriotic shutter shades as a nod to his upcoming book cover.
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Wealth Matters The two imposing brownstones on the Upper East Side of Manhattan that are home to Bloomberg Philanthropies give off the aura of a modern-day Medici palace, a fitting setting for Michael R. Bloomberg, media mogul, former mayor of New York and one of the top philanthropists in America.
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But the presence of John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, and Emmet T. Flood, the president's lawyer, infuriated Democrats, and legal experts said their visit, at the least, could give off the appearance that the White House abused its authority to gain insight into an investigation that implicates the president.
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The NBA is full of tall men who shouldn't be as quick or springy or agile as they are, but even the league's best forwards give off the impression that they are constantly steering their bodies out of skids—calibrating, from moment-to-moment, a balance between power and control.
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"Many of the people who end up lonely give off signals they want to be alone out of anxiety... Feeling left out has a huge effect on our psyche from our evolutionary worries that everyone else will survive and we won't," Jacqueline Olds, a Massachusetts psychiatrist, told the Washington Post about that research.
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After the brief contact in July, comet 67P continued to move closer to the Sun, which meant Rosetta had to put more distance between itself and the comet surface owing to the risk posed by increased activity as the icy material warmed up to give off greater plumes of gas and dust.
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Brought to you by Mon-K — which is pronounced just like "monkey," to invoke that feeling of security that primates naturally give off — the Secure-K is an encrypted operating system enclosed in a USB stick that the company says will allow users to protect their data without sacrificing ease of use.
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Dr. S. Christy Sadreameli, assistant professor of Pediatrics in Pediatric Pulmonary Medicine at Johns Hopkins and a volunteer spokesperson for the American Lung Association, told PEOPLE that e-cigarettes of any type give off ultra-fine particles that are toxic and harmful to the lungs and should not be considered a safer alternative.
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They give off negative body language Whether it's a subtle eye roll or constantly assuming a closed off position with arms folded across their chest, or they don't look up from their computer screen when you enter their office, your boss' body language will often reveal their true feelings toward you, Kerr says.
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With its energetic riffs and bouncing chorus, the track itself calls to mind 1970s post-punk icons like The Slits or X-Ray Spex, while the DIY style and inherently feminist ethos—with lyrics that tackle street harassment and objectification—give off a similar vibe to later riot grrrl groups like Bikini Kill and Bratmobile.
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Or maybe they were brains in jars, or they were actual people who didn't know they were actually living in tanks of milky fluid so they could power batteries for the AI's machines, even though human beings barely give off enough energy to power a light bulb, especially not when they're lying in tanks of milky fluid.
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Her father, played by Ned Van Zandt, the son of the novel's author, points out that "oil men want respect—it's a disease," and the scenes in the Fort Worth country club, with the guys herded together in their suits and ties and hefty white hats, rubbing shoulders and horns, give off a genuine swelter of the bizarre.
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Word of the Day verb: give off unsteady sounds, alternating in amplitude or frequency verb: sing or play with trills, alternating with the half note above or below noun: a tremulous sound noun: a musical note having the time value of an eighth of a whole note _________ The word quaver has appeared in 24 articles on NYTimes.
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But even the homeliest and world-weariest of us give off a shine, however dulled or flecked by experience, and Johnny, manic and stubborn in his devotion, has reached the dire stage in life—fortysomething, divorced with kids, one tour in prison—when this truth becomes a strategy: just latch on, find the light, and make connection happen.
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During the Clinton impeachment process, then chief of staff John Podesta ran the tightest of ships, convening a "war room" and organizing teams of White House staff to craft messaging and strategy around the White House's other policy priorities to give off the appearance that Clinton was still conducting "President Clinton defended himself, but he never stopped being president," Graham recalled.
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Pros: Rigid bristles break in nicely with regular use, great for hard soaps and for making a lather in a bowl or mug, sheds less than a badger bristle brush, made in Italy, a large and comfortable handle, and it's an unbeatable valueCons: Not all shavers will prefer the stiffer boar bristles, and the brush can initially give off an unpleasant odor
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The car also features a sound cannon (a loud siren that is heard at a special frequency above police sirens); electric-shock door handles (which give off 120 volts of electricity to shock an intruder if they touch the door); pepper spray dispensers (the nozzles are hidden in the roofline above the doors and spray up to six feet); and barricade-busting bumpers (generally used in SWAT vehicles to thwart attacks).
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Emily HHHS spun some rhymes: I was out on the lake when I saw the smokeI started to worry that my boat would get brokeEveryone was screamingMe, I was beamingI've always wanted to see an explosionThere will be continued erosionI'm almost to shoreI can't wait to see the Earth give off a big roar Thomas Higgins from Wilmington, N.C., imagined an escape: A boy was out fishing with his father when he heard the sirens roar, screaming at the top of its lungs.
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