Because LSD holds onto it, it really stays in there.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) in January.
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The government holds onto that milk until the price rises again.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE, a Main Street ally.
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Finally, Harley has a few grenades from the past she holds onto.
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That's why Tech Insider reporter Cadie Thompson holds onto her iPhone 5.
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Now, she says, she holds onto the fond memories she has of Lawrence.
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The model paints her toenails bright red while he holds onto her calf.
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"No," Poppy says into the camera, smiling as she holds onto a book.
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She holds onto her father and mother -- and she does not let go.
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She holds onto her stomach, staring at the detritus left in her wake.
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Warmbier holds onto handwritten notes as he is presented to the reporters Feb.
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My imagination holds onto those things for too long; I can't shake them.
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He holds onto the light bulb and the world revolves around him. video
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"He holds onto the two pictures for dear life," she said through tears.
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"He holds onto the two pictures for dear life," Janice said, through tears.
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Like in apparel, Nike holds onto teen favor as the favorite footwear brand.
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But you just never know, and so Mr. Burke holds onto the lot.
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But what sets Beckham apart is not that he holds onto the football.
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Pay attention to the look on Max's face after he finally holds onto it.
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"Let go of me," the teen yells as the adult holds onto his sweatshirt.
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Opendoor says it currently holds onto a house for an average of 90 days.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) in a special election next month.
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However, GEICO still holds onto the top spot in Arizona in this credit category.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) as chairman of the JEC.
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The country holds onto its top 10 status, despite falling three places this year.
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And if it turns out that paper nylon holds onto the odors of dirty laundry?
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But there are still some shortcomings that the Mondo+ holds onto from the original version.
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Rubio holds onto delegates in hopes of stalling Trump "I didn't start it," Trump said.
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The home healthcare-giver would, obviously, be the one who holds onto that plastic key.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's (R) seat, which was occupied by Ohio Gov.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) in a special election next month.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio), who resigned the seat in January.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R), has been held by Republicans since 1980.
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Burns holds onto the Norris, although it was closer than we thought it would be.
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But let's hope Hyundai holds onto more of this striking concept than just the lights.
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More storage cubbies, too, including a grippy rubber shelf that holds onto smartphones and iPads.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) held with little problems for almost nine terms.
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It holds onto heat well, maintaining the temperature of your coffee rather than letting heat escape.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) on the influential Ways and Means Committee.
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New Zealand holds onto its spot at number five for the third year in a row.
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But Bernie Sanders holds onto more support among Democrats than Clinton held at this stage in 279.
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The algorithm that governs the feature is a black box, a secret that Facebook holds onto tightly.
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Quist still lags behind at about 44 percent, and Libertarian Mark Wicks holds onto his 5.8 percent.
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As with many transmissions these days, this one holds onto higher gear ratios to maximize gas mileage.
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Like the milk man, Loop holds onto a deposit for the packages to ensure that they are returned.
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If you want to be somebody that holds onto your ideal and fights the current, you will drown.
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I'm the kind of person who holds onto video game hardware for much longer than I probably should.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE and ads are starting to blanket the district from both sides.
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Or sometimes a single company owns the rights, but holds onto them in order to maximize their value.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's (R-Ohio) departure from Congress to lead the Ohio Business Roundtable.
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Odds the GOP holds onto the Senate have dropped 18 points from 80% to 62%, over the last month.
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James also comes to her aid and holds onto her arm as she makes it back into the apartment.
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"There's another competing product, FPX, which holds onto stocks for four years," Davi said on "ETF Edge" on Monday.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R), who retired to head a business association, may not last long.
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Otherwise, "Wonder Woman" continues to post impressive numbers, and holds onto second place during its fourth weekend in theaters.
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But if Kim holds onto his nuclear weapons, the likelihood of a devastating war on China's turf keeps escalating.
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The poem was raw and unrefined, he said, but after 60 years, he still holds onto its essential ideas.
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If it holds onto its territory, perhaps other countries would end up paying it to continue imprisoning their citizens.
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South Korea immediately tests Manuel Neuer from outside the box, but this time he comfortably holds onto the ball.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R), who resigned earlier this year to take a private sector job.
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Roy Blunt could be one of the few Republicans thanking Trump on Election Night if he holds onto his seat.
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Phelps holds onto his title as the most decorated Olympian of all time, with 28 Olympic medals, including 23 gold.
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How big a majority May will have is another question and will determine how long she holds onto her job.
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It also holds onto historic data, and uses it to build up a picture of services' outage patterns over time.
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They believe Republicans could keep her potential administration in check if the GOP holds onto or expands its Senate majority.
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In the snap, the Independence Day: Resurgence actor smiles as he holds onto the collars of the family's two dogs.
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Trump's call-capable phones are swapped out every month or so, but his Twitter phone, he holds onto, Politico reported.
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The GOP has a supermajority in the state House, controls seven congressional seats and now holds onto both Senate seats.
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Increasing heat is also warming up the ocean, and hotter air holds onto more moisture, increasing the available energy for hurricanes.
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Though the black matte finish on the anodized aluminum eagerly hunts for your every fingerprint and then holds onto it... forever.
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In the snap, Harper grins widely as she holds onto a pink treat while her brothers stop for the photo op.
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We are going to have to think about how she holds onto her language for cultural reasons and for professional reasons.
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If Hyde-Smith holds onto her lead over McDaniel, she has to be considered the favorite against Espy in the runoff.
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But Puma Ptah, a vocalist hailing from the U.S. Virgin Islands, holds onto the lyric's core sense of pathos and frustration.
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Moisture in the air holds onto heat better, keeping it warmer longer, and making it feel warmer on your skin, too.
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Maine holds onto its summer for several weeks into September when many resorts and camps popular with multigenerational clans remain open.
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At one point, he holds onto Mara's character for what feels like about five minutes, as she sad-eats an entire pie.
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In reality, Facebook uses that personal information to target you with advertising, but it holds onto the bulk of the data itself.
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The Kentucky senator also holds onto fewer supporters than Trump — 41 percent approve of Trump, but only 24 percent approve of McConnell.
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But it will be a much shorter amount of time than the company currently holds onto that data, which is 90 days.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) on the Ways and Means Committee, the influential tax-writing panel announced Tuesday.
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Koehler said he holds onto everything he finds because he hopes to someday display it all somewhere for his fans to see.
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Boone County holds onto a shred of optimism that it can bring in tourism dollars to keep local restaurants and services open.
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There have been warning signs for Biden, indicating his support could be deteriorating a bit even as he holds onto the lead.
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Even key escrow, where a third-party holds onto the encryption keys for safe keeping, is also no different from a backdoor.
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"If it holds onto those gains, we can expect that it will climb higher on the cumulative wealth creation list," he said.
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Milk also has sodium, which acts like a sponge and holds onto water in the body and results in less urine produced.
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The agency's guidelines lay out plans to ensure that the agency only holds onto U.S. citizen data it believes it needs to keep.
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In a four-way match-up, Clinton enjoys 232 percent support this week among likely voters, while Trump holds onto 2225 percent support.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) is the first of the 2018 retiring class to take a trade association role.
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In one of the Elsesser's images, Ama holds onto her sister's waist in a bear hug as they both stare into the camera.
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Whether or not it holds onto that distinction is kind of moot; the drive is an excellent example of the physical benefits of SSDs.
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Kemp has also tried to flip the blame for the holds onto Abrams, saying the New Georgia Project was "sloppy" in its registration forms.
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I'm one of those women that holds onto every little ounce of weight that I have to continue to make milk for my baby.
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She holds onto Carl's hand as walkers feast on her, prompting Rick to chop off her arm in an effort to save his son.
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"We will soon be #outnumbered #babyboyd," a sign reads next to the family, while Jaxon holds onto a rope binding the parents-to-be.
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At the top of the ranking, Melbourne holds onto first place for the seventh year in a row, followed closely by Vienna and Vancouver.
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The snap shows The Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye), 27, with his arm wrapped around Gomez's neck, as she smiles subtly and holds onto his arm.
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Someone who buys during a high and then has no opportunity to sell without losing money, so he holds onto his bag for an eternity.
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Sitting on his hospital bed in the Jordanian capital after receiving specialized surgery on his leg, he smiles broadly as he holds onto his crutches.
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San Antonio has five regular-season games remaining — three on the road — and holds onto seventh place in the Western Conference standings despite the defeat.
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The Protectorate holds onto power by controlling who can utilize a magical system known as Slackcraft, and it utterly controls the lives of its subjects.
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When you&aposre dehydrated, your body actually holds onto water more, so staying hydrated can help you lose some of that excess fluid more quickly.
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If he holds onto his lead and wins the 2016 Open, Mickelson will be 46 years and 31 days old when he lifts the Claret Jug.
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"If the government holds onto the GDP growth target for the year, that could mean launching a massive construction program to prop up GDP," he said.
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In the sweet snapshot, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 38, holds onto the reigns as she keeps a watchful eye on her baby girls.
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He holds onto the good memories: the pack trip they took in the wilderness, the snowmobiling in West Yellowstone, the machinery they ogled at farm shows.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's surprise resignation in January — there's optimism the party can mount another strong effort to flip a GOP House seat.
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Charlotte posed for the sweet photos (taken by mom Kate!) on the steps outside her Kensington Palace home and another standing as she holds onto a railing.
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A Haitian boy holds onto his father as they approach an illegal crossing point between Champlain, New York, and Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, on Aug. 7.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's (R-Ohio) seat, Democrat Danny O'Connor narrowly outraised Republican Troy Balderson, though he has the edge in cash on hand.
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But even if it does not come to that, Mr. Trump faces a loss of credibility if Mr. Maduro ultimately defies American pressure and holds onto power.
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Yes, for four minutes, this is just your standard DJ Khaled video: Scott holds onto some tigers, Ross sits on a throne, Sean wears a cool tracksuit.
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"Taiwan is charming and holds onto Chinese values that we have lost in our thrusting upwards towards the commanding heights of global domination," the narrative runs, he said.
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The actress, 37, shared a photo from her Friday Pilates session on Instagram, in which she holds onto bars with her body suspended and her legs in straps.
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In the black-and-white photo, the mom of four, is seen smiling as she holds onto Kaultiz, who is giving her a sweet kiss on the head.
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Read more: Rubio holds onto delegates in hopes of stalling Trump Experts have warned that such a move could result in an arms race in Asia and elsewhere.
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In the photo, Sicat lies on a hospital bed smiling as she cuddles their daughter, London, and son, Ashton, on her chest as Altman holds onto her arm.
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Donofrio is legally obligated to store the remains for only 180 days—but he holds onto them anyway, diligently sending certified letters to every contact twice a year.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's (R-Ohio) seat will be the one to watch as Democrats assess their chances of taking back the House in November.
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For now, he holds onto his own place 30 miles to the north in Gildford, an even-smaller town where he knows everyone and they all know him.
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The new VF also holds onto Timberland and will have annual revenue of more than $11 billion, compared to just over $2.5 billion for the new jeans company.
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If Microsoft holds onto the spot through the end of the year, it will mark the first time since 2207.05 that the company closes out in the top position.
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The country is already the largest market for electric vehicles in the world, and the government has been tweaking its rules to make sure it holds onto that lead.
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The poster features what appears to be Woody's outstretched arm on the floor as he holds onto his signature sheriff's hat with some of his stuffing clearly ripped out.
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San Jose, which has lost four straight matches, will garner home-ice advantage for the first round of the Western Conference playoffs if it holds onto its current position.
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The plan will also ensure Tesla holds onto Musk, who divides his time between numerous projects and is still seen as perhaps the most important figure at the company.
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He holds onto the hope that public concern over the Arctic's rising temperatures will help shine a light on the issue he is most concerned about: shrinking sea ice.
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At its most basic, hyaluronic acid is a compound that naturally occurs in the skin and is a humectant, meaning it attracts moisture — and holds onto it like a champ.
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The mom of two posted another photo of just Maxi and Ace — the former sporting stylish aviator sunglasses, while her little brother holds onto a Woody doll from Toy Story.
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Bottom line: Chevron shares, though they've fallen into correction territory, may be setting up for a buying opportunity so long as crude oil holds onto some of its recent gains.
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Dr. Ken, which airs right after Last Man Standing on Friday nights and holds onto a healthy percentage of the Last Man audience (though less than it did last year).
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Most importantly, it holds onto my phone like a tenacious crab claw even if I've accidentally set up my kickstand on a slope and my Surly Cross-Check falls down.
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It's also simultaneously a deconstruction of the aged fanbase that still holds onto Star Trek — including all its tired tropes and played-out stereotypes — as a symbol of prestige science fiction.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (Ohio), who has since left Congress, Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyHouse votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' GOP lawmaker: 'I'm a person of color.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio), whose retirement earlier this year sparked a special election to replace him, is endorsing a GOP state senator to take his place.
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"If one of you hangs out the window and the other one holds onto his legs, you can see" a tiny bit of the river or whatever view is being touted.
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Results for the entire week of the tracking poll show that in a four-way match-up, Clinton enjoys 47 percent support among likely voters, while Trump holds onto 41 percent support.
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The holographic images are created using an effect called persistence of vision, where the human eye holds onto images for a split second longer than light rays are actually hitting the retina.
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If and when Raqqa is liberated, the question of who holds onto it, and the potential role of the Syrian regime and Russia forces in Syria is not clear, according to officials.
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The deaths have intensified the debate over U.S. immigration policy as President Donald Trump holds onto his demand that lawmakers give him $5 billion to fund a wall along the border with Mexico.
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SYDNEY, Australia — This country is at a crossroads with its energy future: one that aggressively moves toward cleaner resources in response to climate change versus one that holds onto fossil fuels far longer.
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" In the cute clip, North holds onto a box of chocolate milk in the backseat of a car while looking directly at the camera and singing, "Make no mistake, I still love you.
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John Sanders, 4, holds onto his "Make America Great Again" hat while in the arms of his mother, Megan Sanders, as they watch Marine One take off from the South Lawn on Monday.
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Making dinner is new for me, and it's been interesting trying to get a recipe right while having Olive bang around; she holds onto my legs while I cook now, which feels hazardous.
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The scene underlines Dany's dilemma: whether to be an honorable queen who inspires — the kind of queen that Dany wants to be and has been — versus a "smart" queen who holds onto power.
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"No country, Arab, Muslim or international, has the right to accept something the Palestinians have rejected," said Meshaal, calling for a "return to the traditional, Arab, Islamic position which holds onto Palestinian rights".
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It poses a serious challenge to the likes of Facebook and Twitter for advertising dollars and has been introducing a slew of new features to ensure it holds onto and grows its user base.
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"Despite US optimism, Kim is planning for a future in which he still holds onto his nuclear and missile programs," Eric Brewer, who worked on North Korea in Trump's National Security Council, told me.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio), who served on the Ways and Means Committee at the time, said the failure on ObamaCare repeal contributed to tax cuts being a partisan endeavor.
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That's a big reward for a slick but pared-back freemium game, intended to be played with one hand, while the player clutches a burger or holds onto an escalator handrail with the other.
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Though Booth wishes she could've gotten a concrete answer, she continues to enjoy their time together on the ocean and holds onto his "big" arms when they go out on a jet ski together.
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They try to find someone who's coming down or find a relative, and they ship it to a relative and the relative holds onto it for months [until they come to Ghana or Nigeria].
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) is also expected to step down by the end of this month to take a position at the Ohio Business Roundtable, likely prompting another special election.
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The triangular mass of land, wedged between the continents of Africa and Asia, is a violent place as ISIS holds onto a foothold in the north of the peninsula and inspires local Islamist extremist groups.
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I'm not one of those women that drops weight from breast-feeding I'm one of those women that holds onto every little ounce of weight that I have to continue to make milk for my baby.
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In vicious video footage, two men can be seen shoving a third young man toward the open doors of a Muni train while the young man shouts, "Stop, stop," and desperately holds onto the train's handrails.
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In the sweet photo, a very little Ripa dons a knee-length light-colored dress and matching bonnet and wears her hair in two, long braided pigtails as she holds onto her yellow stuffed animal bunny.
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A Syrian refugee holds onto his children as he struggles to walk off a dinghy on the Greek island of Lesbos, after crossing a part of the Aegean Sea from Turkey to Lesbos, September 24, 2015.
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If Trump loses, the GOP will have to go through another one of its cycles of recrimination and soul-searching, even as it holds onto power in the House of Representatives and in statehouses all over.
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Cover: Robbie Ramirez, 10, holds onto his father, Robert Ramirez, during a vigil for victims of a Sunday evening shooting that left three people dead at the Gilroy Garlic Festival, Monday, July 29, 2019, in Gilroy, Calif.
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In the clip, the 28-year-old singer sits at a table with the little girl on her lap and holds onto Majesty's little hand, gently guiding the toddler as she paints her nails with lilac polish.
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That will likely be an advantage the Taycan holds onto for a few years, and for people who care about putting this car through the ringer, it's going to make the price tag a bit more palatable.
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Hamming it up for the camera, the gals pull a variety of funny faces while little Chanel holds onto a rope of red licorice for the first half the photos and a mermaid doll in the second half.
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Under the new structure, Deripaska's long-term partner Glencore, a Swiss-based commodities trading company, gets 10.55 percent of the votes while Kremlin-controlled bank VTB holds onto 7.35 percent, according to the voting structure published by En+.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) also representing the richest and best-educated electorate in Ohio, there's a chance that Democrats can win the seat — even though Trump won the district by 11 points in 2016.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (Ohio)*Frank LoBiondoFrank Alo LoBiondoRepublicans plot comeback in New Jersey K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers The 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (N.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) is also expected to step down by the end of January to take a position at the Ohio Business Roundtable, which is likely to prompt a third special election.
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And Ms. Stewart, a tremendously disciplined actress, holds onto just enough of the magnetism that made her a movie star to allow us to see the character both ways, and to understand the ferocity of Jamie's attraction to her.
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These clear, easy-to-apply gels are infused with potent ingredients like chlorella, plankton extract, and hyaluronic acid, the later of which holds onto as much as a thousand times its weight in water to keep your skin hydrated.
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To wit: This rendition of the lilting "Samba Do Suenho" — which he first recorded in 1966 with the song's author, the vibes player Cal Tjader — holds onto the tune's core rhythmic pattern and its coy tempo, starting off nonchalantly.
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If Democrats narrow Trump's margins in those states, while Trump barely holds onto states like Florida or Wisconsin, the next Democratic candidate could win the popular vote by 5 million votes or more — and still lose the Electoral College.
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And while Mr. Rubio insists there are unspecified contingency options that he will not reveal, analysts say the Trump administration does not seem prepared with a Plan B in case Mr. Maduro defies the pressure and holds onto power.
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In behind the scenes photos shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Alec is seen smiling from ear-to-ear as he holds onto a microphone on set of his mom's new show, which takes over the third hour of Good Morning America.
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The protracted battle is reinforcing fears in nearby Indonesia and Malaysia, both of which have Muslim majorities, that Islamic State could seek to set up a regional caliphate as it holds onto territory in Southeast Asia for the first time.
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The protracted battle is reinforcing fears in nearby Indonesia and Malaysia, both of which have Muslim majorities, that Islamic State could seek to set up a regional caliphate as it holds onto territory in Southeast Asia for the first time.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio), an ally of the House GOP leadership, has endorsed Balderson and dumped nearly $450,000 from his own campaign coffers to help elect the state lawmaker to his old central Ohio congressional seat.
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As Timberlake's own childhood memories — specifically, those he suppressed that weren't the happiest — have matured and developed over the years, they have impacted him greatly, both in how he holds onto these memories and how he puts them into play as a dad.
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Yet even as the generation holds onto urban living as long as possible — namely, until they become parents and have to send their kids to school — they are showing an inevitable desire to move back to the suburbs, PwC's Byron Carlock said.
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Michael Kors holds onto its top spot for at least the fourth survey running, but it has ceded share as Louis Vuitton gains and sits at the number two spot for "favorite handbag brand" and Kate Spade also falls further out of favor.
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Netflix, meanwhile, has also started to jettison shows produced by other studios while it simultaneously attempts to shore up its own production arm and holds onto a handful of key programs from other studios that people are fond of (like Friends or The Office).
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Santos still holds onto the hope that one day he'll be able to live and work legally in the United States, even though at the moment he doesn't believe he has a good asylum case and doesn't think he'll be able to get a visa.
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Facebook stores your photos from your birthdays, Twitter holds onto your daily thoughts, Google possesses any concrete knowledge you might have learned in the past or will learn in the future, and each offers some method for finding what you need within their endless corridors.
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For each month the government holds onto the stakes, taxpayers must shell out about 200 million pounds in additional interest on the debt used to buy the holdings at the height of the financial crisis in 2008, according to data from the Office for Budget Responsibility.
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In many of the photos, the newly engaged couple is surrounded by the dogs, and in one particularly touching image, the couple shares a kiss as rose petals fly through the air and Stampler holds onto all the dog leashes, creating a kind of living bouquet.
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"I think Viola [Davis]'s wig and the removing of her makeup was a really powerful moment of showing a woman how she truly is when she takes off all of the masks that she holds onto throughout her day to keep herself armored against the world," Rhimes told us.
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According to visual effects supervisor Roger Guyett, approximately 2,100 of the film's 163,500 shots featured some sort of digital effect, and the fact that The Force Awakens still holds onto the analog aesthetics and character of the original films is seen by the artists themselves as the film's greatest accomplishment.
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According to visual effects supervisor Roger Guyett, approximately 2,100 of the film's 2,500 shots featured some sort of digital effect, and the fact that The Force Awakens still holds onto the analog aesthetics and character of the original films is seen by the artists themselves as the film's greatest accomplishment.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R-Ohio) and Ron KindRonald (Ron) James KindProtect American patients and innovation from a harmful MedTech Tax increase We should repeal the medical device tax on veterans House panel approves bills on tax extenders, expanding tax credits MORE (D-Wis.) with true bipartisan support.
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Speaking to both Fox News and CBS News on Sunday, McConnell would not rule out seeking to confirm a nominee if there is a Supreme Court vacancy in the final year of President Donald Trump's first term in 2020, assuming the GOP holds onto the Senate in this November's midterms.
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READ: Here's What Happens After Trump Survives Impeachment If Trump loses Michigan and Pennsylvania, his two weakest states that he won in 2016, but holds onto every other state he won in 2016, he and his opponent will each have 11 electoral votes, two short of the 270 needed for election.
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Through this, we get a simple and honest portrait of Grace as a person with a ferocious appetite in all aspects of her life, as someone who fiercely holds onto her family ties and who remains as weird and wild on stage as she always has been, even as she approaches 70.
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The Briton lost 20 seconds on nearest challenger Vincenzo Nibali, but still holds onto the red jersey with a lead of 59 seconds over the Italian, who will look to take advantage of having fresher legs than the Tour de France holder in the final week of La Vuelta after sitting out the Tour.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (Ohio) and Pat MeehanPatrick (Pat) Leo MeehanFreshman lawmaker jokes about pace of Washington politics Many authors of GOP tax law will not be returning to Congress Dem Scanlon wins House seat in Pennsylvania MORE (Pa.) served on the committee last year but left Congress earlier in 85033.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) in Ohio's 28503th District, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE won by 22019 points in 2016.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (R) in the suburban Columbus district is shaping up to be a fight, even in a district President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won by 11 points in 2016.
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