Who wants sticky glue bottles when you can have glue sticks?
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The glue is stickier and longer lasting than other brands' glue sticks.
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Crumple up the edges and glue several layers together with a glue stick. 6.
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I use a lash glue called Darkness; it's a Korean glue that's really good.
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So, we're gonna use a bit of fabric glue to glue the tassels down.
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Create a glue mixture of one part white school glue and one part water. 5.
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Next, I pooled a dot of nail glue (like Nailene Ultra Quick Nail Glue) onto a tray, dipped a toothpick into the glue, and dotted a small amount onto each nail. 4.
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You could also experience an allergic reaction to the glue and the glue can cause corneal abrasions.
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Now, washable glue sticks and white liquid glue are the art tools of choice in most classrooms.
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They involve beating a dead horse, converting it to glue, and then discovering the glue doesn't work.
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What you need: Colorful paper, scissors, a glue stick, a headband, a hot glue gun, and other materials.
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The Elmer's Washable All-Purpose School Glue Sticks work well and they're way less messy than glue bottles.
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Cut one color into thin strips or small shapes, and glue onto the other sheet with a glue stick.
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I remember he would take a bottle of glue — we didn't have glue sticks in those days — and he would pour the glue on his arm, let it dry, peel it off and then eat it.
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I swing by my neighborhood beauty shop and pick up some glittery glue-on nails ($3.50) and nail glue ($2).
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The product is not in any way associated with Gorilla Glue, the company that produces super glue and other adhesives.
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Silver kept trying to sell his glue to other departments at 3M, but they were focused on finding a stronger glue that formed an unbreakable bond, not a weaker glue that only supported a piece of paper.
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Hackers say they have stolen a wealth of company and personal information from US adhesive, glue, and tape company Gorilla Glue.
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There's a "waterfall of glue," a "torrent of glue," and, to make the point totally clear: If jamming complex components into a small form factor and sealing it with a copious amount of glue were a game, Apple would be winning.
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There was a glue that went off the market a while ago, a silicone adhesive called 355, and it was the prosthetic glue.
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In "Glue Sniffers, Whitehaven, Cumbria" (1980), five young men are standing together on a beach, sniffing glue, and largely indifferent to Killip's presence.
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Using a glue stick, glue several layers of the tissue paper leaves together, and sandwich the wire between the tissue paper to cover. 4.
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Following your glue instructions, apply a dollop of glue to the top of your screw and the bottom of your gemstone, where they will meet.
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At one point I actually had to glue down the corner of her eyes with a lash adhesive glue to give them a droopy position.
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Since I glue on nails as a drag queen, it's pointless for me to paint them, as the glue will take the finish right off.
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While you can use any lash glue on the falsies, application is easiest when they used the Huda Beauty Lash Glue, which is sold separately.
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Unlike the surgical glue doctors use today, the team's slug-inspired glue is nontoxic to cells and adheres to wet surfaces as well as dry ones.
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"This look is one of my favs and yes, those are real hand cute chains glued to her lash line with lash glue (yes...lash glue)."
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Last year, scientists developed a new "bio-glue" -- an experimental adhesive gel that is activated by a flash of light -- to rapidly glue a wound together.
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Just like his "Bionic Glue" (just regular glue), or the amazing "Brush-o-Matic" (just a regular lint brush), we tend to fetishize the old-made-new.
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Trace some lash glue (we like Duo's Dark Lash Adhesive) along the band of the lash, and wait for 20 to 30 seconds until the glue becomes tacky.
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It's essentially a hot glue gun that attaches to your shop-vac's exhaust, flinging melted glue over every surface making it look like the spiders have taken over.
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This tragic tale about what happens when a curious boy named Matty uses way too much glue, belly flops into the glue pile, and gets stuck to his desk will bring a tear to your eye, and teach lessons you've never thought you had to teach your kids about glue usage.
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To secure the cloth, your nail artist will paint resin glue along the edge of the nail, apply the fiberglass, and then add another layer of glue on top.
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In one section of the plant, cobots glue protective pads onto headliners, a tough job for humans because the glue is heated to scalding temperatures before it is applied.
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But in Oregon, tokers favor a strain known as GG - formerly "Gorilla Glue," until its purveyors got sued by the makers of the actual glue by the same name.
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Middle schooler Tripp Phillips came to the "Shark Tank" stage with Le-Glue, a non-permanent, non-toxic glue he invented to temporarily fuse together toy building blocks like Legos.
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The most fun Fab 5 to travel with is obviously myself, like I just- I am the glue that holds myself together, I'm also the glue that holds us together.
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Next the team covers every shoe in a cocktail of Mod Podge and Elmer's glue to add the glitter, relying on a hot glue gun to attach the heavier embellishments.
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He arranged "a Maginot Line of glue traps" and set out a pizza box with a mouse-size hole and, inside, pieces of mozzarella and pepperoni surrounded by glue traps.
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Or we set out little cardboard boxes lined with glue, never imagining the skin-peeling horror that happens when an animal stuck in a glue trap struggles to break free.
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Materials: Greenery Wreath Spray Adhesive or Glue Small Paintbrush Kosher Salt Directions: Working in small sections, use spray adhesive or white glue and a small paint brush to coat the wreath.
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CHOPSTICKS STARBURST Materials: Greenery Wreath Wooden Chopsticks Peppermint Candy Glue Gun Cardboard Fishing line Directions: Arrange about 10 disposable chopsticks into a starburst shape and use a glue gun to attach them.
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"Some say that manners are the glue of society, and I definitely believe that to be true; but I also think that comedy is the glue of a business, " says Volk-Weiss.
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"If we used a glue that set, because curling stones and the like can be subject to fairly extreme temperature changes, the glue would crack and become brittle and fall out," explained Callan.
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His lips were smeared with super glue, the statement alleges.
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He's one of the glue guys in that whole room.
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His positive attitude is the glue that holds things together.
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All it takes is scissors, glue and deep, unabashed, nerdiness.
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Truly, this man is the glue holding Bachelor Nation together.
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She was the glue that held all of us together.
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I mean I am playing with glue and borax hahah.
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We thought more glue, stronger synapses, more learning, more addiction.
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That, Geeksmithing solved with a prodigious coating of hot glue.
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"Getting serious now — super glue getting slapped on," he quips.
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One by one, hot glue the pencils to the can.
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Then, Nana is the glue that holds it all together.
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The internet and glue sticks were both invented in 1969.
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"It's the glue that holds the land together," Kokelj says.
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Cover with several layers, using as little glue as possible.
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But, Lego stresses, it was built without using any glue.
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Because what happens is once you glue it, everything slides.
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I glue my butt to my seat and haul ass.
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Some coaches used other adhesives for this, such carpet glue.
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Will Karanikolaou be the glue that holds this friendship together?
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Father is just the glue that keeps us all together.
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So I will glue scraps of wood onto the work.
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But her tirades are like glue, and I'm stuck fast.
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They have "more than glue guns and glitter," Naylor says.
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You need an independent party to be that glue layer.
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This newfound emotional vulnerability is at the heart of GLUE.
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In the end, the solution was not glue, but paste.
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Or a tub of glue I shoot at people. 12.
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There's more glue than ever before, probably, which is ironic.
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The Fondoodler is simply a hot glue gun for cheese.
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Glue is in some ways a better book than Trainspotting.
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Thus, AirPods strategically glue together an ecosystem of luxury products.
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Instead, Shields provides the glue that holds the operation together.
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Mr. Paddock cheated, he said, using glue and extra wood.
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He's the rare superstar who is also a glue guy.
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Perhaps a little more crossword glue might've done the trick.
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The glue consists of 99 parts water; one part nasty.
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" Konrad responds: "It's become the glue of my smart home.
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In 1991, with no discernible strategic enemy, that glue dissolved.
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And then we came up with the crazy glue thing.
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And then we came up with the crazy glue thing.
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Also, give the glue a couple of seconds to dry.
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He uses pigment and rabbit skin glue as his medium.
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Put on mascara first, and use either black or clear lash glue — then let it set for a second before you apply the lashes so the glue isn't too goopy, and sticks right away.
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Crap. When you have a lot of glue sticks but only one gun to load 'em in, just grab some soda cans, some tape, and a lighter to make your own homemade glue gun.
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In November, the group said it had stolen personal and company data from Gorilla Glue, which makes consumer glue products, and went on to provide sample data allegedly stolen from a US defense contractor.
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People are sharing videos of themselves applying eyelash glue to their lipsFrom Twitter to YouTube, you can now find videos of people — often young women — applying a dash of eyelash glue right above their mouth.
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"The reality is the glue for us is Jesus," she said.
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Bamji says cadherin acts like glue, strengthening connections between brain cells.
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Using tweezers, dip a cluster of individual lashes into the glue.
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Hildi Santo Tomas did the same with hot glue and hay.
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Each lash comes with the adhesive glue and only costs $7.99.
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If using a glue stick, simply fold each circle in half.
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The glue holding The Jungle Book together is director Jon Favreau.
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"The glue that's holding these volcanoes together is ice," said Rossiter.
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Honesty is the glue that holds together a society of laws.
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The Brooklyn team wants to be the glue between existing platforms.
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Step Two Firmly press your gemstone to the glue until stuck.
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Then, add an even amount of glue to your night light.
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Step Two Firmly press your agate to the glue until stuck.
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Her training began with sweeping the floors and cooking the glue.
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It provides a diverse and rapidly growing company with a glue.
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" According to Tamera, Lawson "was the glue that held us together.
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"The reality is the glue for us is Jesus," she explained.
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And instead of glue, Adidas uses heat to fuse pieces together.
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I'm fairly certain everything is held together with extra-strength glue.
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The Dark Overlord also hacked commercial companies such as Gorilla Glue.
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During this time she became addicted to drugs and sniffing glue.
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The performances, the front row cameos, the wings, the butt glue.
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Green is the glue that holds almost every Warriors lineup together.
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A mixture of earth and glue binds the stone and plastic.
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Welp, looks like a former(?) glue eater is advising our president.
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Sniffin' Glue personified the punk scene, giving the movement a voice.
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Fifth Wall aims to be the glue between the two industries.
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For a while, stores couldn't keep enough Elmer's glue in stock.
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Robert: We used special skin glue that is used in theater.
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Think of waiting for nailpolish or glue to dry, she said.
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Politically, Israel, its first rallying cry, no longer offers much glue.
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Supply-side economics is the glue holding Republicans together, for now.
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They'd essentially act like glue between your hair and radioactive material.
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The units use bespoke screws or glue to hold them together.
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Civil servants are the glue that holds together our federal government.
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With the glue, the dinosaur paper costs $433; without, it's $417.
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Perhaps it's lingering behind a wall, sealed internally with protective glue.
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Drafts Drafts is the glue that keeps my entire system together.
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The glue of the show is, predictably and appealingly, the surf.
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Attach with craft glue and staple to a length of string.
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Then, using a flat brush, press the glitter onto the glue.
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" The secret glue of Pulp Fiction is "You Never Can Tell.
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But moving forward, happier memories stick with me like glue traps.
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Until then, Rosella (and her Gorilla Glue) were on the way.
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Plug in the hot-glue gun, then flip over the suncatcher.
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She is the glue to her ship that ties everything together.
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With just a few drops, Uhu glue binds metal rods together.
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Looks like you picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue.
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They are, in short, the invisible glue that holds nations together.
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Hornfeck re-melted hot glue on his drone using a lighter.
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In fact, poetry was the glue of all in our lives.
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"She's my Krazy Glue — she holds it all together," he said.
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" Leon jumped in: "And then you're going to have butt glue!
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The glue provided did not hold the raindrops to the string.
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Her bubbly personality was the glue that held her team together.
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Now, Atlanta United is the glue to the community for me.
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Christianity, the supposed glue of Europe, was imported from the Levant.
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Its glue-like creme makes the sandwich cookie difficult to open ...
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In this neighborhood, Marconi Elementary Community Academy was once the glue.
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Meaning there's no glue, no special skills and no professionals required.
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The substance that acts as a gravitational glue is dark matter.
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This is the projection presidency, the "I'm rubber, you're glue" administration.
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From 1989-91, I worked with rabbit skin glue and pigment.
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Next she'll fix their deteriorated mouths with Suguru, a moldable glue.
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Small, plain magnets Gemstones Hot glue Glue gun Step One Optional: You can finish the edge of your gem by painting it with metallic paint or coloring it in with a metallic Sharpie or paint pen.
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Corks Gemstones or geodes Hot glue Glue Gun Step One Optional: You can finish the edge of your gem by painting it with metallic paint or coloring it in with a metallic Sharpie or paint pen.
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"This breaking down of international and national norms is the glue that holds the liberal world order together, is the glue that holds together our system" Biden said during the event in Ohio with Republican Gov.
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Glue. Stagehands shook the planks to gather the slag at the bottom, drilled new holes into them, and sprayed in glue to try to keep all the tiny pieces of metal stuck firmly in one place.
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Bloomberg reports that Carlsberg "tried out about 40,000 different variations of glue" before settling on the its chosen "glue technology" in the hope of saving 1,200 tons of plastic — equal to 60 million plastic bags — each year.
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I keep hot glue balls in case they lose their earring backs.
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This is the glue that holds us together still to this day.
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The book is laser cut from wood and assembled with minimal glue.
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Be sure to allow a few minutes to let your glue dry.
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Xyron 150 sticker machine (or glue stick) WATCH THIS: Holiday Home Hack!
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The fibers resemble natural tissue's "extracellular matrix"--the "glue" that binds tissue.
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So we had to take it apart and glue it back together.
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If I was in charge, instead of grease, I'd use Krazy Glue.
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Medical-grade super glue can only work on dry surfaces like skin.
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Step four, cut it up and glue it into a flip book.
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Forever stuck like glue — Jennifer Nettles confirms Sugarland are, in fact, reuniting.
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You just peel off the glue tab, stick 'em on, and go.
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Apply lash glue along the band of a strip of faux lashes.
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"For the wrestling scenes, we glue everything down pretty good," explains Horochowski.
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There's no tasteful way for Gorilla Glue to monetize a deceased primate.
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So I took my glue gun and made grips for his socks.
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Instead, it's the glue that can cause could potentially hurt your eyes.
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Crayon-Drip Pumpkin MaterialsAssorted crayonsWhite artificial pumpkin Hot-glue gun Hairdryer Instructions1.
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Thru ups and downs and all around we are stuck like glue!
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Apply eyelash glue over the line you drew with the eyeliner pencil.
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Purchasers allege that the products contain hazardous ingredients like glue and gasoline.
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Spray glue onto the top of each Freixenet Cava mini bottle.2.
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Amazon announced Amazon Glue today at the re:Invent conference in Las Vegas.
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Attach the magnets to the magnet impressions using a little hot glue.
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Spoiler alert: Snoop's fascination with glitter glue is not to be missed.
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The glue that holds everything together, though, is Dishonored 2's fiction.
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But press them together, and the glue will bond the two pieces.
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Specialty markers, permanent markers, glue and scissors got sales boosts as well.
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And then you shave them, before attaching the sensors on with glue.
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I think Gorilla Glue is one of my favorite strains of those.
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In Clinton's world, brotherhood is the glue that binds our people together.
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"Music is the social glue that gets them to talk," Star said.
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You know, that substance that should never be eaten, because it's glue.
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They would use a fluid with enzymes to break apart the glue.
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The television you glue your eyes on to catch up on Westworld?
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The women applied the glitter with eyelash glue, a big no-no.
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Meaningful paid work does and is the glue that holds societies together.
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But the ultimate glue of the Commonwealth has undoubtedly been Queen Elizabeth.
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Islam has served as Chechnya's cultural glue for the past two decades.
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To do that, he uses a ton of hot glue and string.
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The Dark Overlord did not explain how they allegedly hacked Gorilla Glue.
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What you need: Plastic spider rings, magnet strips, hot glue, and scissors.
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The glue of America, he said is in people's communities and families.
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You can glue a story to them, but they are abstract paintings.
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In tempera painting, they are the glue that keeps pigment particles together.
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It could become the glue that makes various decentralized applications stick together.
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The Chinese textbooks are double bound in the American style, with glue.
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Lisa told us to slather the layers with the "glue" — a.k.a. Crisco.
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Rows of Elmer's Glue stretched the length of half a city block.
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And all this time I thought they were held together with glue.
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Gratitude is too weak a glue to hold a diverse nation together.
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Let's look at 3D, "Artist to glue one thing after another" (9).
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It shows how much "glue" is holding these rocks up, he said.
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Noise is a society that has no God, that has no glue.
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And by the way, why did you glue them down like that?
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Cable, the colorful bookseller, is the glue that holds Grisham's plotting together.
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They are a key part of the "glue" that makes holidays work.
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It makes a sticky sound, like linoleum coming free from its glue.
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The Freedom Collective Farm, the glue that held the village together, disbanded.
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But they didn't see anything and are pretty sure glue was used.
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In times of terror, Baby was our glue, our solace, our savior.
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I think that America is the glue that holds the world together.
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"Tin is the glue that will hold all this together," Pearce said.
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And we still cut and paste, without the scissors or glue pots.
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The glue dries completely invisible and is made to last all day.
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In these workshops, children will invent mazes using wooden materials and glue.
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" We would say, "So you want a naked brunette trapped in glue.
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Perhaps it's because it kind of feels like a glue stick, and you would obviously never put a glue stick on your lips, but by using this you kind of feel like you're doing something you're not supposed to?
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Sadly, this was not the only tutorial on hot glue gun flip flops.
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The glue is wearing off and taking all the pom-poms with it.
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They'd literally be sniffing glue and doing cheap drugs and bashing out tunes.
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I gently placed all the pieces down without, in essence, applying any glue.
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"The reality is the glue for us is Jesus," she told People Magazine.
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The insect may continue living like this, if the glue doesn't kill it.
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He was an incredible guitar player & the glue for the band onstage & off.
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He was an incredible guitar player & the glue for that band onstage & off.
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There's a lot of tape and glue and paint and strings and stuff.
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The fungus sends out sticky threads that glue the corpse to the leaf.
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Mahmee is the glue that connects the care ecosystem and closes the gaps.
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That's key for a glue designed to be used inside the human body.
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After the glue loses its adhesive ability, you can plant the succulent normally.
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Each glue-backed clip can hold down two thin or medium-thickness cables.
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I couldn't grow a mustache so they had to glue one on me.
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Note: if you don't have a hot glue gun, puffy paint works too!
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As noted earlier, Barnier's negotiating glue may look like a handy special power.
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After removal, the workers will add glue strips to attach a new battery.
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MaterialsMedium-sized picture frameAssorted scrapbooking paperDouble-sided tapeMeasuring tapePower drillScrewsHandlesFeltHot glue gun Instructions1.
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High on glue, he was huddling with friends in an alley at night.
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Grab an eyeshadow brush and gently dab sequins on top of the glue.
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That's the bread and butter, that's the glue that holds all this together.
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They repair their aircraft with soldering irons and hot glue guns between races.
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Paint a layer of eyelash glue where you would typically apply liquid eyeliner.
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And in Ellie Kemper's capable hands, Kimmy remains the glue holding everything together.
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The researchers also advise carrying syringes, tweezers, skin glue, Vaseline and blister treatments.
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Castillo suggested she purchase Crazy Glue and apply it to staunch the bleeding.
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He's the glue that binds the Cubs, and he commands the utmost respect.
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Stan Lee continues to be the glue holding the entire Marvel universe together.
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"They'll super glue your car -- the key -- that's a popular one," he said.
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"She became the glue for our show," says Taxi co-creator James Brooks.
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Once complete, you can secure and glue the screws in place as instructed.
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Elmer's Glue Sticks are better quality than the cheapo ones you'll find elsewhere.
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"The only glue holding the economy together has been the consumer," he said.
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Her landings were so solid that her soles seemed coated in super glue.
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That was postponed until this weekend because of faulty glue on postal ballots.
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So, I really think the glue is, like, super great in that sense.
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For the next project, you're just gonna need acrylic gems and fabric glue.
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" One White House source told CBS: "She's the glue to the entire place.
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It's so sticky that it will essentially glue the cooler to the CPU.
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Formaldehyde is commonly used as a glue in products like flooring and furniture.
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I squirted a bit of sauce on top to glue it all together.
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Starches present a problem because of their tendency to become so glue-like.
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Another work that makes compelling use of rabbit skin glue is "Vogelmask" (2014).
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"Jail toothpaste is cheap and turns to glue when it dries," says Joe.
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Place a few drops of glue atop the putty sea inside your bottle.
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She even has Krazy Glue at the ready to fix a broken nail.
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But without the glue of presidential candidacies, the new congress may be unruly.
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You may be the only glue that can hold this broken nation together.
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I also bring alcohol pads to clean the excess glue off the wig.
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Tuck the raw side in for polish and glue the folded loop horizontally.
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One of the key elements is that the Futurecraft Loop contains no glue.
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Eggs act as a 'glue' to hold everything together and keep the shape.
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Each is set in a different Chinese city, and nostalgia is their glue.
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"I honestly couldn't even tell you what the glue was," Ms. Garcia said.
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In Germany, he had experimented with wood bending using veneer strips and glue.
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She handed me a pack of six pictures with glue on the back.
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Their tiles are cracked and fissured, stained with dripped paint, glue, and solvents.
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"I use special glue to make sure I can actually glue my dress to my skin so luckily I haven't had any problems," Russian ice dancer Tiffani Zagorski told Reuters after her free dance performance at the Gangneung Ice Arena.
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Mutual interests with the Syrian Kurds could become the glue that holds it together.
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I tried to super glue it back on, but it just fell off again.
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Brookins also felt she needed to do something to glue her family back together.
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Fully submerge the toy into the water and then glue the lid on tightly.
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The resulting glue provides the strength and thermal/electrical conductance of a metal bond.
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All they had to do now is glue on the winning team&aposs patch.
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Allow the glue to get slightly tacky by waiting about 15 seconds or so.
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What if, instead of slow surgical stitching, you could rapidly glue a wound together?
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Start by dotting the eyelash glue in a grid-like formation on your lips.
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That premium currency, called "orbs," is the glue that holds the entire experience together.
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Then, add a liberal dollop of hot glue to the surface of your magnet.
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Then, add a liberal dollop of hot glue to the surface of your cork.
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Liz is a frowning brunette killjoy; Jenna is all blonde ambition and horse glue.
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He cautions, however, that translating a new tissue glue to the clinic isn't easy.
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But the real glue of our partnership is our dedication and belief in Bulletin.
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And trust is the glue that ties international relations, and the global economy, together.
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The Rubbermaid container and Elmer glue maker reported earnings of 222 cents per share.
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To prevent slipping, cut a piece of sandpaper and glue it to the sole.
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If you apply is while the glue is still too wet, it will slide!
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And when they don't see it, they think their local meteorologists are huffing glue.
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Adhere the pieces to the top of the pumpkin using a glue gun.3.
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Along with sugar and protein secretions, these minerals form a strong and sticky glue.
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I buy fake eyelashes ($18) and eyelash glue ($9) for the wedding next weekend.
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The location of the battery makes heating up the glue to weaken it unfeasible.
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Sinclair: I think the communal suffering is what is the glue of New York.
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Glue an iPhone to the outer wall of a building in a busy location.
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To create these stirrers, glue plastic spiders to the ends of metallic stir sticks.
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You can use caramel, Nutella, nut butter, or whatever else you want as glue.
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Never cross your legs, and instead simply keep your ankles and knees glue together.
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It might sound absurd, but Sir John ditches brow gel for... a glue stick.
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Clearly, intellectual busking is the glue that binds Kristeva and Sollers to one another.
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The power of love is undeniable and the glue that holds us all together.
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We know, that's significantly more expensive than your run-of-the-mill Elmer's glue.
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But if you're looking for glue that actually works, it's well worth the investment.
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One said Morris used super glue and cotton balls to seal her patients' buttocks.
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But, save your glue sticks for another holiday— only 33% want a DIY gift.
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Arrange the points so they fill in any empty spaces and glue it down.
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And who doesn't have a crusty old bottle of glue somewhere in their home?
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Dustin's back from the future with fashion finds and a hot smoking ... glue gun?
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GLUE positions Gary's willfully fragmented, mutable, and plural sense of self within this history.
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Vigorous opposition to Trump is the glue that binds the self-proclaimed resistance together.
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A term in our lease warned against spilling "mustard, butter, blood and glue" outside.
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It is really important to human species; think about it is as human glue.
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THERE ARE many ways to stick things together: glue; solder; welds of various sorts.
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Using a broad brush dipped in archival glue, he began fixing objects to it.
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My school taught fundamentals: how to stretch a canvas and use rabbit skin glue.
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Maybe you search for the glue, try to put the pieces back together again.
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Blokoshka blocks don't require scissors or glue, just some careful punching-out and folding.
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The whole night, I stuck by James like glue, and he took me home.
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Al Horford, the glue of the entire team, has looked slightly older and creakier.
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"For all Hifter's faults, he was the glue binding it all together," he said.
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Then when I saw "Stronger Together," it felt like a glue commercial, to me.
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"You're the glue holding the three of us together," Cat's mother says to her.
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Jim Hopper became the glue that held the entire broken town of Hawkins together.
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The super-hot glue closing the boxes can pile up and halt a machine.
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But Texas Flake's tiny rock bridge likely isn't sufficient to glue it in place.
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Due to a simple misunderstanding, I once had a terrible experience with glue sticks.
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They glue the chip onto another card, leaving your credit card without a chip.
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The company settled on a lightweight and simple approach to grabbing space debris: glue.
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And by assistants, I mean drunk friends with glue guns shoved into their hands.
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I found a secondhand plug-in heater and bought some Elmer's glue and clamps.
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Slice toilet paper rolls into discs and pinch and glue them into star shapes.
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But for just a little extra security, we opted for got2b Glued Spiking Glue.
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Buy a sippy cup, glue jewels on it, and bring it to frat parties.
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When he was done, it would be sold to make chicken feed and glue.
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But everything that is supposed to glue these two moments together feels half-baked.
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I found a secondhand plug-in heater and bought some Elmer's glue and clamps.
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If using lash glue is too tricky for you, try Vassoul Duel Magnetic Eyelashes.
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He also invented 22006 products from sweet potatoes, including molasses and postage-stamp glue.
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My hands became encrusted with glue as the sweaters blurred into a clumpy sameness.
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It seemed more like a party of glue-sniffing youth than a religious gathering.
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Basically, you cut off the pumpkin stem, use hot glue to affix sphagnum moss to the top of it (this helps the succulents survive in their new, unnatural habitat), cut the succulents from their soil leaving a ¼ inch stem, and glue 'em down.
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Dip nails are created by brushing the nail with glue, sprinkling on the same powder used in liquid and powder systems, and then adding an activator, sparking a chain reaction between the acrylic and the glue to create a hard, smooth surface.
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"Some have referred to the term as 'symbolic glue,' or an 'empty signifier,'" Reid writes.
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All you need is a pair of tweezers, some lash glue, and a little patience.
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First, you cover a balloon with layers of newspaper and glue to form the pot.
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The glue must be further strengthened if superconductors' operating temperatures are to be dialed up.
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But the stronger the pairing glue in a superconductor, the harder it is to break.
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And, if you're curious, she still uses coconut oil, specifically to remove fussy lash glue.
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The researchers ultimately found that too much glue actually stopped new brain connections from forming.
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Not unless the United States' biggest global export happens to be glue guns or Lycra.
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Thank God I've got great wigs and extra wig glue for my QVC appearance tomorrow!
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The ceramic body is fused to the glass without glue, which should feel different too.
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I'm like a horse, and when the horse stops running, you get turned into glue.
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I'm not talking about tagging bridges, or sniffing glue but going out and, y'know, dating.
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Still, he is struggling mightily with soaring prices for rent, utilities, labor, leather and glue.
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Jason Lefebvre's classic Too Much Glue is soon to be your kid's favorite bedtime story.
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Moral of the story: Keep super glue out of the reach of kids and pets.
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Of course, if you have allergies or sensitive skin, "ask for hypoallergenic glue," Diaz says.
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It's just a connection of services that you glue together into some sort of application.
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Or the Post-It: they were trying to make the best glue in the world.
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And it's all finally topped off with glitter and glue just like in kindergarten class.
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Over the next three days, using epoxy glue and plaster, he pieced together two warriors.
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She sang in the choir, and she was the glue that kept her family tight.
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Pages are pre-cut, pre-folded, and glue isn't necessary, as everything fits neatly together.
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This particular craft comes from lifestyle blogger Kate Albrecht's book, A Hot Glue Gun Mess.
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You'll need scissors, glue and a printout of our template (two sheets of A4) 2.
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My trainer used Bikini Bite to glue the edges of my suit to my body.
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Q. You've thought a lot about political parties and the glue that holds them together.
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Their effortless chemistry between them is infectious, and the glue that holds the looseness together.
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The tablet uses no glue, uses standard screws, and essentially everything is removable and replaceable.
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One day the battery just disconnected from the 'brain' (we had to glue it back).
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Find something to eat—real food, not the gray glue they ate in the warehouses.
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Once you're done, try not to move or touch your eyes until the glue dries.
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Step 2: Using tweezers, grab an individual lash and dip the end into eyelash glue.
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Not only that, he's the glue that keeps a lot of the Marvel heroes together.
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The cream has the consistency of glue and can potentially harm your skin and clothes.
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Mix together Elmer's glue, borax, water and green food coloring in a large whiskey barrel.
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And there's nothing quite like loose glitter covered in glue to destroy your shower drain.
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Wall Street's there to provide some of the glue to make that economic system churn.
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Archaeologists found that Neanderthals made glue, for example, as far back as 200,000 years ago.
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The American constitution is deeply revered as the glue that holds the United States together.
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Some glue and some elastic strapping completed the getup for the hand plates and knees.
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If you want to glue a fake baby hand to your fingers, have at it.
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This anti-anti-Trumpism is now the glue holding together the otherwise fraying Republican coalition.
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You probably couldn't forget this strong-scented, goopy rubber cement glue even if you tried.
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She was the hostess with the mostess ... the glue who kept our family gatherings together.
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To reduce waste, we're introducing our new snap pack, which uses a revolutionary glue technology.
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Both men found a tiny bit of glue between the knife's blade and the handle.
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I recognized it as the same substance that is used in a hot-glue gun.
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In the slums, children sniff glue because it helps them forget the pangs of hunger.
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What you need: Paper bags, Halloween silhouettes, a glue stick, and battery-operated tea lights.
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Psychologist Brock Bastian and colleagues have described this as the "social glue" of shared pain.
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They apply adhesive under their mouth, and then hold their bottom lip to the glue.
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Unlike glue, this far superior adhesive doesn't just work by sticking two flat surfaces together.
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"Vetements this season is like a glue that brings all the brands together," said Guram.
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This acts in the same way a surgical glue would to hold a cut together.
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Retail sales of the liquid glue rose 93 percent in 2016 thanks to the trend.
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"And under that are two coats of rabbit-skin glue on the canvas," he said.
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The glue is squeezed over the sealant, and the tooth gem is placed using wax.
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In some circumstances, security officers had to use soap and water to remove the glue.
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Connor: Vacant life, Mummy, Hank Wood and the Hammerheads, Dawn of Humans, Institute, Glue, Lotion.
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A huge array of glue traps around the kitchen is what finally did the trick. . . .
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Tinker Tico had affixed them with glue years ago, a bachelor's effort at home decorating.
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My mom never worked outside the home, so she was the glue of our family.
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They make terrariums, they "upcycle" materials for backyard seating, they create forts, they hot glue.
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Maybe today, I'll try not to glue my eyes on my phone on the train.
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Drip some water onto it, the glue dissolves and the fruit violently splits in half.
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The technology is relatively simple: cardboard, binding, glue, thread, paper and ink, words and pictures.
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Not having glue we had to improvise with the things we could get on canteen.
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Dot eyelash glue where you want to stick the rhinestone, not on the rhinestone itself.
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"Because of all the different styles, walking became the glue of the piece," she said.
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I would consider that crossword glue, though, and probably wouldn't use it in a puzzle.
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That was in turn postponed until December because of faulty glue on absentee-vote envelopes.
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Ask an adult to squeeze a dab of hot glue over the ends of string.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the name of a German brand of glue.
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Our coffee table has a broken leg, so I wood-glue the leg back on.
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As she chews them into glue, she watches the fire, a glowing wound of embers.
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It acts as glue that holds together the chains of nucleotides that make up DNA.
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The border adjustment tax may end up being the glue that keeps the plan together.
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He has also helped scrape the carpet glue off the floor during our basement remodeling.
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How were the hats staying on their heads — was it glue or some other adhesive?
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And then there's Jennifer Lopez's performance, which is the glue that keeps the movie together.
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"I turned around and said it's not a simple glue and patch fix," he said.
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A picture of the torn envelope stuck to the mouse glue trap was posted online.
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Government spending is the principal glue that binds each of us to all fellow Americans.
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I had poured the alcohol, the glue that held us together, down the proverbial drain.
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Very little glue, although I wasn't crazy about REVIVER or ESCORTEE, but very nicely done.
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Birch pitch was what Palaeolithic people used as glue as many as 760,000 years ago.
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And glitter, stickers, and glue can disguise spots of a liquified drug squirted onto paper.
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Next, apply a thin line of glue onto your nails starting from the cuticle and ending at the tip (the kit comes with instructions for how to glue depending on how long you want the nails to last — anywhere from 2 to 8 days).
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But the pacing and narrative will glue your eyeballs to the screen for all 10 episodes.
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He's an apposite icon for the joyous sleaze that is the glue of underground club culture.
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If this doesn't work, I'll try another round of tape or butt glue or hair spray.
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"She's the glue," Bon Jovi, 54, says of his wife and mother of their four children.
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The finding knocks several proposals for the electron-pairing glue in cuprates out of the running.
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Attached to those printed circuits, using conductive glue, are two button-cell batteries and seven LEDs.
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It is the collective glue that holds the narratives of San Francisco startup success stories together.
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The sun dries the light glue and with every step, people tear pieces of fragile paper.
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Use eyelash glue to apply the pom-poms, which are available at craft shops and haberdasheries.
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I will die young thanks to the mass prevalence of glue stick toxins in this house.
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"I told them to glue (the cut) and we'd deal with it later on," Cousins said.
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The combination of heat, motion and pressure cleans recyclable items, even washing off labels and glue.
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The glue that holds Greece's paradoxical coalition together, and which we see across Europe, is populism.
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At the end of the school year we had to hot-glue our textbooks back together.
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Pulling out of the club risks melting the glue that holds some of these fractures together.
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It turns out she may have been given the wrong kind of glue during the process.
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Now, some researchers think that they've come up with a solution: a room temperature, conductive glue.
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Try it with a sweater so you don't have to ruin a dress with hot glue!
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She uses Oasis Floral Adhesive, a glue specifically for plants, to attach them to the nail.
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The laceration is very clean and linear appearing and was likely amenable to glue repair. 123.
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Remember the burns you got the last time you tried to use a hot glue gun?
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"Mashonda and Alicia are the ultimate Krazy Glue that keeps our blending together," Beatz tells PEOPLE.
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You'll still need to supply all the raw filament, glue, and manual labor to assemble it.
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"Her and her sister just stuck together like glue when they were there," Tucker tells PEOPLE.
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McGruder is 29th on the Heat in scoring (217) but is a glue-type player defensively.
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Cut green tissue paper into strips and wrap the stem, adhering with the water/glue mixture.
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Go ahead and buy the Yandy version if you're not that good with a glue gun.
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Begin attaching the flowers and leaves to the circular loop with small drops of hot glue.
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I purchased makeup from Ulta before my trip, including foundation, fake eyelashes, eyelash glue, and lipstick.
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If macronutrients are the building blocks of nutrition, micronutrients are the glue that holds everything together.
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That unenviable task gets left to the patient, the secret glue that holds the system together.
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The physicists could then do the obvious thing: "glue" the two bowls together along their rims.
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Irving and Love are healthy this year, and far too important to glue to the bench.
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All games are made of duct tape and glue with the seams covered artfully with paint.
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As the cherry on top, this glue is sandable, paintable, and has a low, unassuming odor.
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Cookie has long been the glitter glue that keeps people tuned into Lee Daniels' musical drama.
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Synthetic resins are used in the production of glue, plastic and PVC windows, among other products.
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It is the visual and auditory equivalent of being submerged in a vat of Elmer's glue.
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While most makeup artists would recommend a heavy-duty brow gel, Sironen used a glue stick.
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I went simple and ordered regular paper, decorative paper, paint, safety-scissors, glue sticks and Sharpies.
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"Even when Nike came out with their adjustable hosels I still used glue hosels," Woods said.
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People steal all kinds of things in a pub, so that's why I literally glue everything.
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Carefully press the nail on and hold down firmly while the glue dries for 30 seconds.
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Whether orchestrating business deals or wrangling her family, she is the glue that keeps Empire together.
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Business Insider has been unable to confirm that the glue was the source of the problem.
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"Both top and bottom feel super uncomfortable," Yong said about applying eyelash glue to her lips.
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JR himself jumped in with a broom to help glue down the black-and-white photos.
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Following the directions in the online article, he closed the wound with Super Glue and thread.
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It was a paint-by-number of sorts, using Jelly Beans and a hot glue gun.
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Right now, the glue that holds the party together is the prospect of big tax cuts.
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So the only answer is to glue relics from your childhood to a gown and smile.
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After all, Target already carried more than 40 glue products in its home improvement section alone.
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But in the book, it's actually a knacker's yard where people get boiled down for glue.
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Bone Lady is what happens when you drink too much beer and own a glue gun!
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But I also get the feeling that she's the charismatic glue that holds the restaurant together.
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When you can, that's when you know something's wrong, and the glue is touching your skin.
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Glue, brush, fan, repeat — after an hour and a half, I started getting a little antsy.
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I procured a quart of glue and a ream each of red and green copy paper.
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Couples discover they have nothing in common, and their children were the glue holding them together.
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Instead, Avedisian and van de Walle placed glue traps and spring traps all over the kitchen.
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Other than that, I tried to pack in interesting entries while minimizing the glue, as always.
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All of the staff members wear colorful jumpsuits that highlight the museum's partners, like Elmer's Glue.
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He knew something was not right: He felt dizzy, as if he had been sniffing glue.
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A quick scan of the room revealed mouse poison, glue traps, garbage bags and pine cleaner.
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Verify or enroll everyone living within a few klicks of every IED bearing Mohammed's hot glue.
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The solution was an inexpensive glue that veterinarians use to help small cuts on animals heal.
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And beware of really inexpensive tables: They could be held together just with staples and glue.
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I was the robot editor; I was the screws editor, the glue editor, the welding editor.
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But you can't go out and invent the best super glue and make money off it.
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I was very surprised how these philosophical and theological discussions just glue people to their seats.
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A Japanese company, for example, wants to use a glue-armed satellite to collect space debris.
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"My dad describes her as the glue that held my family together," Gold told his girlfriend.
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Rather than glue, discreet staples hold the images' brightly painted cutout elements together, without flattening them.
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But it's also a reminder of a glue that has gone missing among many gay men.
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They can really be any shape, but the heights and thickness of the glue should vary.
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Reviving Syrian industry, and the social glue it might once have provided, is next to impossible.
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Likud made a choice long ago to glue itself, politically speaking, to the ultra-Orthodox parties.
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His impeachment will glue him even closer to a base seething with heartland antipathy towards Washington.
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Without the glue of trust and truth, that extraordinary process will sooner or later come unstuck.
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He was Gerald Hawkes, who made the most brilliant sculptures out of match sticks and glue.
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Residents have taped warnings on the boxes after finding coatings of glue, or double-side tape.
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This causes pectin — the polysaccharide glue that holds plant cells together — to break down more rapidly.
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"He was part of the glue that held Fox together," said Fox News correspondent John Roberts.
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Subcultures are popping up all over, and clothes are part of the glue that binds them.
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Professional and social networks fuel the art world and are the glue that keeps it together.
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Recently, there have been numerous reports of slime-related Elmer's glue shortages in the media, and moms in New York, Texas, California, and the Midwest reported going on hunts for glue for their little slime-makers only to be met with empty shelves at their local stores.
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Adult's help: Some Hands-on time: 1 hour Total time: 1½ days ●blank compact disc ●duct tape ●glass paint with applicator tool (craft stores, Amazon) ●black liquid leading (craft stores, Amazon) ●foot-long string ●hot-glue gun with glue stick ●scissors ●paper plate ●damp paper towel 1.
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For me, the appropriate metaphor isn't glue but rather gravity: I got pulled back down to it.
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She's the one following me with the glue and the thread and needle, keeping it all together.
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All you need is an old plastic soap dispenser, hot glue gun, a drill, and spray paint.
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Simply grab a pack of individuals (we love these) and dip the ends into some lash glue.
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We think that's an important glue of society, and these people are preventing us from doing that.
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Demand for glue has risen so much that many stores are sold out of the product altogether.
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In early experiments, the research team showed that their bio-glue could seal wounds to pig livers.
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"She is the glue that holds this family together," her granddaughter Nefer Nekhet told CNN affiliate WPIX.
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If using a glue stick, coat the backs of two folded circles and stick the halves together.
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So I emptied the bottle and put it back where she hid it full of Elmer's glue.
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Expect people-who-write-things (a superset of newsletter writers) to stay on this story like glue.
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What this amounts to, ultimately, is the embrace of cryptocurrencies as the glue of the financial world.
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"I saw kids living on the street, running around barefoot and sniffing glue," she recalled in 2012.
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Use a razor blade to take off excess glue, so the surface of the can is clean.
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Requiring just Borax, dye, and school glue, it's a simple science project for kids of any age.
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"He was the glue that stuck all the family around him," said Goldenberg, his brother-in-law.
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He was covered in dirt and glue that had hardened into a painful shell on his skin.
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Watch as Mark creates the ultimate DIY Thor costume using scrap fabric, hot glue, and spray paint.
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The bottom line: It is shared interests, and not just democratic values, that glue NATO's allies together.
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Newell, the owner of Elmer's glue and Crock Pot cooker, said Saligram's appointment is effective Oct. 2.
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The plot moves at the pace of a handicapped snail traversing a river of half-dried glue.
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Other supplies, including permanent markers, scissors, hole punches, and glue, experienced sales spikes between 4% and 27%.
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The natural conclusion here is to glue a bunch of Brussels sprout pieces to an Easter egg.
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Glue will automate data dependency modelling and handle all the necessary orchestration to work with the data.
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Read This Next: You Probably Shouldn't Super Glue Yourself Back Together But Here's How to Do It
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Glue the dried moss to the center, and attach to the center of your big flower. Assembly:
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I'm definitely going to make sure to keep a healthy supply of tape and glue on hand.
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I sure hope Apple uses better glue for their cars than they do for their watches. pic.twitter.
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The glue on the envelopes for the ballots is shoddy, causing them to open in the mail.
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"We had another guy that says he has to re-glue his crown every morning," he says.
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Using the glue, the scientists were able to close bleeding skin incisions in less than 30 seconds.
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"Once broken, you can glue it back together, but it's never as strong as it once was."
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Surfaces bear signs of slow warping from glue, moisture, and gravity, catching light in an uneven way.
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These were cut using 3D milling so the blocks interlocked, removing the need for glue or cement.
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I know it's glue, but it's going to keep them there all day, even if you sweat.
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Those parts are so similar in chemical composition that there is no glue needed to attach them.
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If anything holds Belgium together through its third century of existence, Catholicism will not be the glue.
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"The glue of America is right here in the room, in our communities and families," he said.
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A set of two FiberFix Total Glue retails for $19.99, but it's currently on sale for $17.99.
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To what extent will new American leadership in the region be the glue that holds them together?
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Use hot glue to secure the fabric around the inside edge of the hoop for extra security.
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She also notes that duct tape or a hot glue gun can be used for added security.
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Free to put on mascara, paint his lips, glue on long eyelashes to lower, flutter and seduce.
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He would buy model-airplane kits at JoJo's toy shop and construct them with dabs of glue.
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Most homemade-cluster granola recipes rely on egg whites to glue the oats, nuts and seeds together.
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At this point, the dead horse has been thoroughly beaten and shipped off to the glue factory.
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Among the Bedouins of the Algerian Sahara, Dubuffet tried blending powdered pigment with a kind of glue.
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Without proper ventilation, the chemical-rich glue (linked to cancer and other health problems) pervades factory floors.
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We clasped our hands together and imagined them covered with super glue, then tried pulling them apart.
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Like an invisible glue holding together the flimsy fabric of one of the UK's most impoverished cities.
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The leading solar players today use a "spit and glue" combination of Salesforce, homegrown code and Excel.
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Other studies have shown that meals can create a sort of social glue that strengthens work relationships.
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Using eyelash glue and a nail-art tool (tweezers also work), gently cover your lip with rhinestones.
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America is a diverse place, and standard English is part of the glue that holds it together.
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She will not attempt to glue them back together, or to discover in them some tedious leitmotif.
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We constructed 500 props and 30 rooms all out of phone books, newspapers, glue, and house-paint.
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That's not ideal, given that most slime is a combination of borax, food coloring, and white glue.
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"It stuck to my lip like a kind of glue and was hard to remove," she said.
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If the U.S. is to make a deep run in Copa America, they'll need plenty of glue.
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The glue that keeps this hospital in order — the sedatives, tranquilizers and medications — is nearly all gone.
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She beamed when asked about the silver stars around her eyes, affixed with tweezers and eyelash glue.
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The sun dries the light glue and with every step, people tear pieces of the fragile paper.
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The cardboard plane, held together by tape and glue, hangs in the air for around 10 minutes.
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Trump is rubber to everyone else's glue: attempts to criticize him usually backfire when driven by animosity.
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For a dozen years, Indigo had been a constant, part of the glue that held us together.
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" It is a process that, she said, "has not changed since the 17th century, only the glue.
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Smugglers in Ivory Coast hid the ivory in hollowed logs filled with wax and resealed with glue.
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Rod has a glue mix in his hair that has to be redone once in a while.
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In animals, these genes helped cells to glue themselves permanently together — a requirement for building a body.
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In many ways, Pence's unflinching loyalty has been the glue that holds his relationship with Trump intact.
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My floorboards burned the soles of my feet, and there was a faint whiff of, well, glue.
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Finally, they glue on the external proteins and clean the whole thing with a soft cloth ... carefully.
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How he fits: Could he be the glue guy that fixes what has been missing in Washington?
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Take the sentence: One time in class I ate some glue And convert it into this: 1TiC!
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He also believed in books as a social glue, and there's not much of that left now.
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It takes attitude, a loaded glue gun and, sometimes, a hoop skirt made from a garden hose.
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Here's a peek into Irwindale's float barn, where volunteers place flowers and "glue bartenders" keep everything going.
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Investors questioned how difficult it would be to integrate a broad portfolio spanning Elmer's Glue to Rubbermaid.
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"She is the glue that holds this family together," Nekhet told CNN affiliate WPIX at the time.
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"Considering that they're still on there days later, it seems to be pretty strong glue," she said.
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"That's a big part of the glue that held the Paris deal together," Dr. Victor pointed out.
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Relying on rising equity prices being the glue that holds it all together is a risky game.
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That was then postponed to Sunday, from October, after absentee ballots were found to have faulty glue.
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Using quotations from "The Republic" as glue, Taylor travels elsewhere and finds imperfections in the democratic process.
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Alternatively, you can use Sugru, a sticky-putty-like "moldable glue," to patch up cables as well.
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The pain that made it difficult for us to connect became the glue that bound us together.
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Don't go in with wet glue, because it will make you eyes sting, and it won't stick.
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Glue's S/T record is available June 24 on Glue Records and La Vida Es Un Mus.
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Now Kaufman's group sells novelties like hot cheese glue guns and fidget spinners augmented with lip gloss.
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There seems to be a bit more glue than I like to see in Mr. Zhou's puzzle (I'm looking at you, ANNI, APR, VEE, AGA, DES, SRS) and a bit of randomness (OPEN RANGE, GREEN PEAS and RAP DUOS), but I think the theme presentation far outweighs the glue.
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To achieve this with regular shoes, manufacturers need to glue together different pieces of foam with varying densities.
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The next hurdle to cross was that as I sweated, the glue melted and got on my eyelid.
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Budding DIY modders will need the basics—a solder kit, a dremel tool and a hot glue gun.
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A girl holds a glue-sticked poster: Your superhero wears a cape, mine wears mac honey love lipstick.
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It's a room-temperature metallic glue that lets you stick parts together with reckless abandon and electrical control.
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Then they glue those larger pieces together — and so on — until they have large 10,000 base-pair chains.
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"The glue that holds brushes [together] is meant to secure the bristles in a tapered form," he explains.
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Soot was generally used for the black and a mixture of blood and bread glue for the red.
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She suggests using cream cheese between each pancrepe to "glue" them together before topping with homemade mango puree.
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Arguably, Tom Cruise running his goddamn ass off is the glue that holds the Mission: Impossible franchise together.
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The binder acts a bit like glue, holding the materials together and keeping them in a fixed shape.
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Horses, so to speak, left the labour force, in some cases through sale to meat or glue factories.
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The prostheses were made with medical-grade silicone and attached to the actors' faces with strong medical glue.
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Testing this idea out using an appropriate glue (a special water-soluble polymer), he found that it worked.
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She'd plucked a half-empty bottle of Gorilla Glue from the trash and gave it a little taste.
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Move over, glue guns: In the digital era, there are hot new additions to the standard scrapbooking toolkit.
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One easy suggestion is to buy a glue-tape roller so that you can seal the envelopes quickly.
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Unbridled use of unconventional materials (aka Hildi's return) Before there was shiplap… there was hay and hot glue?
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She was watching 16 children at the time of the hot glue gun incident, the news station reported.
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Finding a charizard in the wild is a new, compelling reason to glue your face to your phone.
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Until then, learn about how to seal a wound with super glue and lemon in the trailer above.
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Since its founding, Le-Glue has sold just more than $212,000, thanks in part to its online store.
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The filaments, which are often woven together into a fabric, are then set in sticky, glue-like epoxy.
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My glue-on nails cost about $8 a box and I go through a box once a week.
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Next apply gold craft store glitter (yep cheeeap!) over a clear glitter glue where you put the eyeshadow.
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Using a hot glue gun, secure the cut felt piece to the back of the picture frame.8.
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He's sure to have some glue in his hand, because the state of our nation is so wretched.
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"She is the glue," McCartney, who was made a Companion of Honour at Buckingham Palace in May, said.
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"I USE NEUTROGENA WIPES AND COCONUT OIL IF MY LASH GLUE IS BEING ANNOYING PLS DONT," Grande wrote.
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At A CALL TO MEN, we teach that heterosexism is the glue that holds the Man Box together.
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For bonobos, sex acts as a glue that binds together all of the members of a social group.
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"He carried a hot glue gun and glued the table to the ceiling," recalls Chonis with a laugh.
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Once dry, the artist attaches the decorated nail onto her own with nail glue and, voila, Instagram perfection.
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"The nationalism is like an acid that eats away at the glue that holds Europe together," said Chandler.
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"Customers" can help themselves to felt sausage and serve themselves squeezable condiments of glitter-glue ketchup and mustard.
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What you need: A brown dress, white and brown felt, scissors, a hot glue gun, and deer makeup.
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Can you please bring me some chicken korma and glue-gun me into a giant spider-proof box?
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One of the poor rodents must have become stuck in a glue trap, which I then stepped on.
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If you have to cut me open and glue a Kindle Fire to my frontal lobe, that's fine.
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I was the glue for such a long time, and I found myself becoming… less and less sticky.
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She didn't know what he was doing here, but he was stuck to the famous photojournalist like glue.
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It operates in the uncomfortable realm of the filmic novella, and GLUE could benefit from further whittling down.
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Iraq's minorities were once the glue that straddled Iraq's sectarian and ethnic lines and held the country together.
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According to The Collection Crew's fundraising page, the design did not require any nails, glue, or metal fasteners.
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It's basically a hot glue gun that heats up colored plastic to let you make 3D-printed creations.
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Thurner is not sure why I felt so strange when I first pumped the glue into my wounds.
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Spend hours editing; spend hours with glue sticks for the layout; spend hours copying and cutting and stapling.
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The entire shoe is made of thermoplastic polyurethane or TPU — no glue and no rubber, just virgin plastic.
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It contains apparent Gorilla Glue financial spreadsheets, invoices, strategy documents, presentations, contracts with banks, and other internal material.
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Not only do I find them irritating, but the thought of applying glue near my eyeballs is horrifying.
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The glue that holds together many of the world's shoes is effectively poisoning factory workers around the globe.
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You just have to keep them dry for the very first 24 hours for the glue to set.
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Hot glue, bereft of editing software and careful lighting, turns out to be ill-suited to making sandals.
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The payments opportunity is critical as "this is the real infrastructure glue that ties everything together," Maa said.
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She's the glue that brought everyone together, but she isn't the only thing that keeps everyone in place.
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A fourth product made them think of nail polish and glue; this one was also the most pungent.
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According to Debra Darnell, Bone Lady is what happens when you drink beer and own a glue gun.
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It's also a study of how sports serve as the world's foremost glue across the six inhabited continents.
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At the end of the day, however, the social nature of the game is the glue, Lake said.
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It eats just about anything, including feces, the glue on book bindings, and other cockroaches, dead or alive.
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A series of fingerprints in the hot glue used to attach carbon rods to wooden pressure plate boards.
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A rickety 1998 Dodge Ram held together, it seems, with not much else except for spit and glue.
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Fiberglass, resin, glue, feathers and new technology bring the dinosaur to life at the Museum of Natural History.
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There's no denying this guy's work was the tacky glue that held our generation's messy life experiences together.
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If they could develop structures that kept the glue from attaching smoothly, it could compromise the animals' grip.
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I worry about the value of America's word, the glue to alliances that have upheld the free world.
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Casimiro is the glue of the extended family, and Cosío is a magnetic, charismatic anchor of the ensemble.
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"What do you replace monarchy with when the king is the glue that holds society together?" he asked.
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I was the glue for such a long time, and I found myself becoming...less and less sticky.
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The grief was always there, festering beneath thin layers of denial sealed with the glue of false acceptance.
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But they do two things: They stick together -- historically, I'm not talking now -- they stick together like glue.
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From a baby hair brush to lash glue, Black is always a step ahead in her beauty game.
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It has always been the glue that connects us to each other and to the environment around us.
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By the end of these nearly nine minutes, the groove has some extra contrast, and considerably more glue.
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Divide the raviolos among the plates using the filling as a "glue" to hold the raviolos in place.
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In a multistep process, PBT fibers are taped, cut, and curled into a ready-to-glue lash extension.
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What about vasodilation, human growth hormones, intralipids, assisted hatching, oocyte activation, physiological intracytoplasmic sperm injection, or embryo glue?
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Watercolors and glue were impossible to obtain, so Mohammed's father arranged for someone to bring them from Turkey.
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But as you move toward the outermost reaches of the galaxy, the gravitational glue of the center fades.
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I've got to glue this place back together, because I'm from Tennessee — that state [went to] Donald Trump.
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And what was the glue — the revealer — that would justify omitting TER at the ends of familiar phrases?
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Or, as in another case in Upper Manhattan, a glue trap like those typically used to catch mice.
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"Credit is 'glue' keeping cross-asset bull market together," they wrote, labeling the market a "clear bear catalyst".
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Unfortunately, you will have to purchase clear or dark-tone lash glue separately, both of which Ardell sells.
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Pros: Celebrity favorite, vegan and cruelty-free, durable, reusable up to 15 timesCons: Pricey, lash glue sold separately
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If you can't use lash glue without creating a sticky mess, you should give magnetic lashes a try.
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I thought it was ridiculous then, and I still think so now, but it sticks there, like glue.
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He'd made it out of paper, soap, glue, acrylic and paper clips while he was on death row.
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Rene Russo is great as Toni, the glue barely holding the toothpick bridge that is Walter Abrams together.
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A nightlight with a flat surface 224 272-6 inch agate slice with a fairly transparent center Hot Glue Glue Gun Step One Optional: You can finish the edge of your agate slice by painting it with metallic paint or coloring it in with a metallic Sharpie or paint pen.
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He prefers to use layers of pigment, water, glue, and natural fibers like sawdust and coconut, than traditional paints.
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Does John Kasich know that keyboardist (and Floyd glue guy) Richard Wright has been dead for nearly eight years?
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No glue, no mortar, no hidden substructure to ensure the 24-ton edifice doesn't collapse—just really smart architecture.
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They are high quality press on nails that you glue on that stay on for up to 10 days.
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If you're after a glitzy finish, brush glue on the bottom and roll in the glitter of your choice.
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Elmer's glue sales doubled in December as how-to videos began to go viral on social media, WSJ reports.
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I got my individuals done today somewhere new and it turns out they used nail glue on my lashes.
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Once in orbit, however, "the glue dried and was squeezed out, opening the hole," a source told RIA Novosti.
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Researchers will evaluate the use of the glue by treating simulated broken teeth and testing them aboard the station.
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America used to be a chemistry powerhouse: It's the nation that made teflon, Super Glue, and Magic Grow dinosaurs.
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Then there are the eyes, of course, requiring the insertion of eye caps and glue to keep them shut.
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It takes about 90 minutes to glue all the individual lashes on, and I find lying there impossibly boring.
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He calls these shoes a "quick experiment" that required only a dremel, a hot glue gun, and those Lego.
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A physics system has to make sure objects don't bounce off your fingers or stick to them like glue.
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So I played them on an old Yamaha synthesizer and it was the glue that held the remix together.
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Buy yourself some Fox dirt bike gear, hot glue some iPads or whatever to the breast, and you're set.
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It's too soon to see whether those kinds of groups will survive, or whether blockchain will be the glue.
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Equipped with some clay, glue, fabric, and paint, Strutz can make magic in ways that go beyond all imagination.
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"He was the glue that stuck all the family around him," said the victim's brother-in-law, Yigal Goldenberg.
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He was not only one of the most important characters, but also the glue that would hold everything together.
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Turkey will always be the star of the show, but stuffing is the glue of any enjoyable holiday dinner.
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It was glue coming out of that fringe there and then I under-read the putt a little bit.
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The software glue layer comes from the NVIDIA GPU Cloud deep learning stack and Pure Storage AIRI Scaling Toolkit.
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As the paper's deputy managing editor overseeing digital platforms, he's become the unseen glue behind the newsroom's digital initiatives.
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She has since appeared in a range of TV shows and films in the UK including Cuckoo and Glue.
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ARMYs, I'm sorry that you all had to learn about the horrors of doll glue head the hard way.
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"Collagen is a protein found in our body and acts as the glue that holds us together," she says.
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Because if it doesn't, the glue, the cohesion of the nation ruptures, and that's what we're seeing play out.
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"Single-mindedness sounds like a bad thing, [but] that's the glue that holds her visual identity together," says Reed.
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Users are complaining about various issues with the knockoffs — even that there's glue in one of the counterfeit formulas.
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None of that mattered, because policy was not the glue that held the majority — just barely — together this time.
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Everything in this three-dimensional trompe l'oeil environment is made from brown cardboard, hot glue, and flat black paint.
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They don't say exactly how long, but let's just say they put their glue gun to plenty of use.
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Get inspired, if you think you can match this level of craftsmanship with foam and a hot glue gun.
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For the most part, bloggers are creating the look by shaping their brows with washable glue — no plucking necessary.
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Using an eyeliner brush, trace lash glue (we used Duo) onto lids where you want to place the sequins.
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Once the plastic is heated, it's pressed into molds that create the toys, no glue, paint, or screws required.
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You can tie it directly into your bun or ponytail or hot-glue it to a craft-store barrette.
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There, veterinarian Dr. Jenny Bate used mineral oil to remove the glue and gave the kitten a check-up.
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Facebook posts by the mother of one student showed burns he received when poked with a hot glue gun.
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"We're now in business with a glue maker and deliveries are already ongoing," CEO Karl-Henrik Sundstrom told Reuters.
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The artist pieces all these different components together with glue that he applies sequentially, one layer at a time.
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The re-run was then postponed because the glue on the envelopes for some postal ballots did not stick.
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Plus, it also comes with a handy precision tip so you can apply the glue as neatly as possible.
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In many ways, Bannon is the glue that holds together the ideological and practical sides of the Trump administration.
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If you feel like it's a little loose, you can also use a little hot glue on the bottom.
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If you love Yeezy's Season 24 collection, you might want to stock up on socks and a glue gun.
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Nail aficionados have long been touting school-kid-safe glue as the secret to a clean and even manicure.
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For now, she just wants to give fellow Halloween fanatics fair warning about the dangers of "temporary" costume glue.
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Did the loss of DeMarre Carroll's beautiful face and his consummate glue-guy antics doom them from the outset?
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Grab your glue guns and join us on this superhero journey to creating a budget-friendly 'Captain America' costume.
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Cleland-Hamnett told Allen in the exchange that the desk was likely put together with glue that contained formaldehyde.
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I didn't try it, since the broccoli was raw and the cherries were held up by glue gun strands.
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If you're like me and you lose your phone all the time, literally just glue it to you somewhere.
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A sawdustlike glue is big, as are exposed foam, hand-carved woods, creative upholstering and startling contrasts of materials.
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" "I don't come into your first-grade classroom and knock the Elmer's glue out of your mouth, do I?
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Tik Tok users have started a new beauty trend: using eyelash glue to create the appearance of fuller lips.
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Curry and his skinny bones seem held together by clips and glue after a grueling and injury-marred postseason.
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Underneath the chicken in Popeyes' sandwich is another thin layer of mayo to glue it to the bottom bun.
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Add in the glue that sticks them to the gift and they're a no-no in the recycling bin.
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"We found out that he then bought hot glue in a discount shop the following day," Mr. Maassen said.
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Obama and the United States forgot that we are the necessary glue to keep Europe on the straight path.
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After it is cleaned and dried, an etching solution, which repairs the tooth's surface for the glue, is applied.
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For this project, you're gonna need embroidery thread, a small cardboard square, scissors, fabric glue, and a leather punch.
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I'm just gonna arrange these gems kind of how I want them to look before I glue them down.
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According to NY 1, the kids made pounds and pounds of slime using tons of glue and liquid starch.
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You ask us to build trust; workops is a cultural glue that creates an environment of safety and trust.
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Jeff Merkley -- progressive activist organizations' glue guy in the Senate -- was all over the place in Iowa last weekend.
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It is the glue that holds it all together, making seven years of my life feel like one moment.
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In a few quick movements, he passed the hot iron over the letters "XIMENA" to seal in the glue.
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For example, use paper-cutting techniques, or glue flat objects to paper to create your 10 different texture pages.
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A day later, they surveilled him as he bought two suction cups, glue, and a pair of construction gloves.
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I'll certainly use it the next time I serve Glue Vine (look it up) and sugar-dusted mince pies.
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My greater hope is that she will never enter a home with humans, their glue or snap traps set.
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Trilobites Thermal imaging reveals surprisingly little "glue" between the famous rock's face and sheets that are peeling off it.
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She casually disposed of medical waste, including used needles, bottles of silicone and tubes of glue, on the sidewalk.
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The good news is that unlocking the stuck glue of housing supply would solve multiple economic problems at once.
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Inside, hundreds of workers cut leather from Brazil, then glue and carefully pinch, gather and hammer it into soles.
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And technology is the glue keeping employees on the same page — whether they are cities, states, or countries apart.
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And Lindsay Hubbard is the glue that keeps the house together — and the walking cyclone that tears it apart.
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Fake eyelashes that stick with magnets instead of glue were introduced last year, intended to make daily application easier.
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Ride your bike without a helmet, play with matches, eat glue—you never know where it might take you.
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Itkin injected a type of glue into the network of vessels, blocking all lymph flow up into the chest.
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Plaid serves as the connective glue between financial apps like Robinhood and Credit Karma and customers&apos bank accounts.
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"When we saw them today, you could see some loose feathers in the glue around the hat," she said.
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Infinitely better than glue, it's liquid plastic that hardens via a UV LED light for more controlled drying time.
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So invite him if you don't see him on the guest list already, and stick to him like glue.
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The artists later used special glue to apply the masks, and airbrush makeup to fully transform them into cats.
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The kit comes with a set of lashes, a lash applicator, and a 0.5-ounce tube of lash glue.
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In normal times, most of us don't need another platform to glue ourselves to, but this isn't normal times.
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This suggests that they are purely a matter of necessity — as aesthetically invisible as the glue in a collage.
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I think sex is the glue, but there are lots of reasons why people disconnect from each other physically.
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As Rush Limbaugh, who should know what he's talking about, explained: If conservatism were the glue, the belief and understanding of deep but commonly understood conservative principles, if that's what defined people as conservative and was the glue that made the conservative movement a big movement, then Trump would have no chance.
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And lash glue is visible on brows, but as she points out, it's nothing a little brow powder won't conceal.
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The boy's father dug out the maggots and used glue to close the wound, the paper reported, citing an affidavit.
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That horrific scenario comes to mind reading Google's recently approved patent for what amounts to slathering its cars in glue.
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The glue hardens the fabric, which makes it easy to shape the extension with an emery board or nail drill.
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This does involve a lot of hot glue, so be careful not to melt any of your animals' faces off.
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He's invested in everything from padded underwear to glue, but for O'Leary, two particular companies stand out from the rest.
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"I cut the stem off and put glue on so it would stick to my stomach," Selby, 33, tells PEOPLE.
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Often, that means using materials like glue, and techniques like soldering parts to the logic board, which render devices irreparable.
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Just imagine the damage it could do if it actually had the opportunity to touch Trump's seemingly glue-sticked hair.
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Many scientists trying to develop better adhesives take inspiration from naturally sticky creatures, like mussels that glue themselves to rocks.
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On the big morning, my mother fastened tiny ribbon flowers and pearls into my curls with hair glue ($5 total).
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