It's not enough to recommend a shower to "reduce irritants"—swimmers need to know that these irritants can cause respiratory issues, and not just for them but also the pool staff.
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There are opportunity costs to just focusing on the irritants.
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Why aren't there any irritants in the room at Facebook?
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Our bodies generally cough up or sneeze out most daily irritants.
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I'd like to understand the lack of irritants in that system.
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And most irritants can be avoided with a bit of planning.
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Avoid caffeine, alcohol and artificial sweeteners, which can be bladder irritants.
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"Right now there's a lot of underbrush, a lot of unnecessary trade irritants and commercial irritants that can be cleared away administratively and that's some of the work that we intend to do right away," Obama said.
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Beyond the Cosmos' tracking issues, the system is full of little irritants.
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Persistently low inflation remains one of the few irritants for policymakers, though.
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It's true that some skincare products contain fewer common irritants than others.
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Saline nasal sprays can also flush irritants from your nose, Poetker says.
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You tell yourself they're "trolls," that handy catchall for all online irritants.
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Driving the company off the public market would remove many of these irritants.
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Dr. Frieling says cinnamon, eucalyptus, mint, camphor, and peppermint oils are all irritants.
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The purpose of sneezing is to clear unwanted irritants or germs from the nose.
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European officials mostly consider these problems to be irritants that could be worked out.
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An air purifier should not be your first line of defense against indoor irritants.
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Both issues are irritants that the Cubans consider obstacles to full normalization with Washington.
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Malmstrom said the EU, too, had a long list of "trade irritants" with Washington.
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WASHINGTON — There have always been irritants in relations between India and the United States.
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"Those lip-plumping agents contain mild irritants," said Shereene Idriss, a dermatologist in Manhattan.
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Clams, too, will form these shimmering clumps to trap irritants that enter their shells.
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After that, chaos reigned, with fireworks and "chemical irritants" filling the air, according to police.
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It's a no-frills way to keep skin hydrated, soothed, and protected from environmental irritants.
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But the volume on bilateral irritants has been steadily raised over the last few years.
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"It's one of the irritants in the relationship" between the U.S. and China, he said.
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I still think it's quite possible they don't have enough irritants in their upper ranks.
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It's like, you need irritants in these companies to say, "No," and that doesn't happen.
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From the beginning, Animal Collective has mingled bubblegum catchiness, punk irritants, minimalist repetition and circusy exuberance.
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Run through this list to prepare yourself for the many irritants that can make you miserable.
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There's nothing worse for your body than holding in irritants, and a good sneeze feels great.
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The meeting was their third of the year to discuss so-called "irritants" in the relationship.
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"We make ingredients that promote 'clean beauty,' free of harsh chemicals, irritants and carcinogens," he said.
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Gasoline and oil are extreme irritants, Yancey added, and can cause mild chemical burns to the skin.
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The rash started out as a small cluster of bumps, angry little irritants arriving out of nowhere.
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The U.S. and India have a long list of economic irritants, even at the best of times.
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The sensors will eventually be smart enough to identify hundreds of sonic irritants reverberating across the city.
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I recently asked the head of communications at Facebook if they had any irritants in their system.
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You can&apost control the environment and just rid the outdoor air of allergens, pollutants, and irritants.
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"As for the bilateral agenda, the long list of irritants created by Washington is not decreasing," it said.
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It's triggered by the immune system responding to irritants or foreign compounds, often in food or the environment.
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British efforts to redirect the talks toward future trade issues are one of the key irritants for Brussels.
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Splashing wafts these irritants into the air, where they form a nasty layer that hovers over the water's surface.
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If you have a large space you want to remove irritants from, I'd recommend the Airmega 300 or 400.
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And there are bladder irritants in people's diets, Chi says, including caffeine and foods that are spicy or acidic.
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The top aide said that Trump would address "irritants" in the relationship as well as potential areas of cooperation.
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Avoiding irritants like alcohol, spicy food and foods with sharp edges, such as crackers, can also help ease discomfort.
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However, The Lancet article cites a 2017 review of previous studies that altogether followed thousands exposed to chemical irritants.
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These long-running irritants are now part of the much bigger confrontation triggered by Mr Trump's determination to renegotiate NAFTA.
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In the grand scheme of things, of course, this falls squarely into the not a big deal category of irritants.
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"There were certain restrictions, which were obvious because of his age: nothing spicy, no irritants, nothing too greasy," Ibarra explained.
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It also mentioned that "low concentrations of fiberglass fibers" — irritants to the skin, eyes and upper respiratory tract — were detected.
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SEATTLE — For years, Amazon has been chiseling away at the irritants that keep many people from switching to e-readers.
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He then looks at the labels and identifies any possible irritants, and advises patients to eliminate those in their routine.
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In St. Paul, one man was arrested after marchers reported he had "sprayed irritants" into the crowd, the police said.
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One of the irritants in the relationship with Mr. Obama was his persistent condemnation of Saudi Arabia's human rights record.
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Keep an eye out for other potential irritants, as well — did you wear new lingerie or try out a new detergent?
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Instead, it's a simple, no-frills formula that anyone could benefit from, since it's free of common irritants such as fragrances.
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WHEN SOME plants are attacked by herbivores they fight back by producing irritants and toxins as their leaves get chewed up.
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The service says for most people the ash would cause eye and respiratory irritants with low level impacts for most people.
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Each nurses a long list of irritants; each dislikes the other's friends; each suspects the other is up to no good.
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" Frank enjoys skewering "social irritants," especially "pretentious women who think they're Lady Astor because their husbands make a ton of money.
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In his brief comments, Putin said he wanted to make progress on some of the irritants in the U.S.-Russia relationship.
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You want to keep up with wiping away irritants and mold, so they don't propagate with the humidified air, Dr. Wolbert says.
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"What is important is that the interest is to resolve trade irritants - to ensure fair and equitable market access," the official added.
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A high-quality air purifier filters out the irritants in your room or house, runs quietly, and has reasonable long-term costs.
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Turkey has long complained about U.S. support for the SDF, among a number of irritants to ties with the leading NATO power.
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On the foreign affairs front, many diplomatic irritants continue to diminish the party's fortunes and create potential fodder for opposition attack ads.
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The complex biological response of body tissues to harmful stimuli, such as pathogens, damaged cells, or irritants is commonly known as inflammation.
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Unlike blinking (which keeps your eyes moisturized) or sneezing (which expels irritants from our noses), yawning doesn't have such an obvious function.
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A common form of allergic rhinitis is environmental allergies from irritants such as:tree pollengrasses and weedsmolddust mitespet danderNonallergic rhinitis doesn't involve histamines.
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With too many characters to keep track of, never mind care about, the viewer is reduced to counting the movie's many irritants.
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Although these ingredients are commonly found in beauty and bath products, they are arguably irritants, potential carcinogens, allergens, and/or hormone disruptors.
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The runny nose or slimy stuff that we cough is in fact a response to eject foreign irritants and pathogens from the airway.
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And nearly all of the drugs they reviewed, at least in certain formulations, contained at least one of these possible allergens or irritants.
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You can turn it on in during the day to clean up the air in your home so you don't breathe in irritants.
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But do not try to mask the smell with other sprays or candles, as that would only add more irritants to your environment.
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Topuz is one of three U.S. consulate employees who have been charged in criminal cases that have been major irritants relations with Washington.
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Environmental causes Chemicals or other irritants in the environment can also produce an ongoing cough, especially if you are allergic to that trigger.
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Carolyn Gams, vice president of operations for Mikimoto America, said they should be protected from potential irritants like perfume, hair spray and cosmetics.
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Eczema can be treated using moisturizers, avoiding certain soaps and other irritants and with prescription creams and ointments containing corticosteroids to relieve itching.
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With the exception of Iran, where France and Germany want to go back for huge business transactions, all those are relatively minor irritants.
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Tillerson tasked Shannon with several major initiatives since taking office, including leading talks with Russia to address so-called "irritants" in the relationship.
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All in all, the ampoule has a pH level of 6.56 and is free of potential irritants like parabens, artificial fragrance, and mineral oil.
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The condition can be treated using moisturizers; avoiding certain soaps and other skin irritants; and prescription creams and ointments containing corticosteroids to relieve itching.
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But irritants in U.S.-China relations extend to other sensitive areas, including fears of a full-blown trade war between the world economic heavyweights.
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New Yorkers may also confuse allergy-like symptoms with reactions to other irritants in the city, like chemicals, odors or air pollutants, Dr. Reisacher said.
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Artificial tears, which simply lubricate the eye, are a better treatment for redness caused by irritants like pollution, cigarette smoke or nearby fires, he said.
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"It's the body's way of responding to irritants to protect the throat and airways," said Dr. Sharon Bergquist, an internal medicine physician at Emory Healthcare.
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The vulva contains both hair-bearing skin, which is resistant to irritants, and some "modified mucosa," which is easily irritated and inflamed, Dr. Pomeranz says.
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A second official confirmed that the two sides haven't come to any agreement on the list of low-level irritants in the US–Russia relationship.
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"Drinking, especially heavy drinking, can cause stomach irritation, which can be worsened by taking aspirin or ibuprofen since they are also gastric irritants," explains Jaeschke.
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The longer it was used, the higher the level of chemicals it released, including formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and acrolein — which are all carcinogens or respiratory irritants.
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When they malfunction (trap heat, slip down, give you nasty blisters) there are few irritants that can compete in killing your mood or performance faster.
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On Friday, Mr. Xi argued that nations must preserve and improve trade rules rather than throw them out over what he suggested were minor irritants.
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Edge Ultra Sensitive Shave Gel features two ingredients for use on sensitive skin and has none of the irritants found in many shaving cream products.
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The line is free of potential irritants — including parabens, phthalates, chemical sunscreens, and more — which why she thinks her skin reacts to it so well.
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Their presence often annoyed the Continent's more authoritarian-minded leaders, who regard many of the groups to be irritants at best, and threats at worst.
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My point is that if you don't introduce new irritants into the culture, and it doesn't have to be an irritating person, but it's a problem.
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And scientists want to find out if microplastics might cause mussels or oysters to make pearls - in nature often produced to combat natural irritants like sand.
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Irritants have piled up in recent weeks, and on Tuesday, the Treasury Department announced it would reinforce existing sanctions related to the ongoing violence in Ukraine.
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Of course, there was no excuse for Trump not consulting South Korea and for calling the exercises "war games," but those concerns were only passing irritants.
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As he decamps for more than a week to New Jersey horse country, there is little expectation Trump will escape the irritants that have enraged him.
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But because these irritants are found in common household items that most people use, you might have trouble persuading the city or your landlord to intervene.
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These irritants can cause red eyes and itchy skin, so it's important to regularly test a pool's chlorine and pH levels and treat it if necessary.
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"These things are irritants, but everybody's threshold is a little different," said Dr. Louis DePalo, a pulmonology professor at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
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On Tuesday, Amnesty International expressed serious concerns about the "allegations of disproportionate and indiscriminate use of chemical irritants ... which may contravene Romania's obligations under international law".
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Clamping their shells to screen out noise pollution or other artificial irritants could prevent oysters from perceiving important biological cues, said the authors of the study.
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"Leave-on emollients such as moisturizers or topical creams or ointments help to lock moisture into the skin and lock out irritants," Santer said by email.
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Listing global irritants like mass migration, terrorism, climate change, Biden said those factors are leading to leaders "peddling xenophobia, nationalism, and isolationism," including in the United States.
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She says she's tried everything in the books and the only thing that's ever worked for her was avoiding irritants like chlorine, salt water, and dish soap.
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Some common advice is to drink plenty of water, avoid smoking or other inhaled irritants, keep acid reflux under control, and avoid coughing and clearing your throat.
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If you're using a leave-on product with a potential irritant — like the common zit treatments benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid — avoid using a cleanser with irritants.
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Saikawa and Bollore barely spoke and were seen as clear irritants to the relationship between Nissan and Renault, French official and company sources told Reuters in June.
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Some are toxins or irritants that should elicit an immune response, and therefore some of the rashes, itches, and sneezes that we would rather avoid are probably beneficial.
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The product is free of common irritants like fragrance, parabens, triclosan, and sulfates, and can be worn solo or mixed with moisturizers or other foundations for custom coverage.
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Mr Kello, an American-educated Argentine-Estonian who now works at Oxford University, coins the term "unpeace" to describe the ambiguous, persistent irritants and stunts of recent years.
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It has a built-in pre-filter and activated carbon filters to remove air impurities, and a HEPA filter that eliminates 99.97% of irritants 0.3 μm and larger.
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Its analysts then monitor the samples "to ensure that nickel and other allergens and irritants stay where they belong", the company said in its annual Environmental Responsibility Report.
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USTR released the list of trade irritants in 63 countries just after senior Trump trade officials announced an executive order to study the causes of U.S. trade deficits.
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Signer told me that he was sympathetic to Bellamy and Szakos's point of view but resisted the idea of "removing irritants," as he put it, from public spaces.
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Just as polluting factories were shut down and a barrage of rain-dispelling rockets were launched to insure clear skies during the Games, political irritants were vigorously contained.
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Over a series of meetings in the coming months, American negotiators hope to further open Korean markets to American cars and to smooth irritants in the trading relationship.
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In their view, the changes in the lung samples suggest that the vaping-related injuries are caused by inhaling chemical irritants, but the specific agents are not known.
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And even in the depths of the movie's hallucinatory strangeness, it maintains an amusing awareness of all the petty irritants that can accrue when you're in close quarters.
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"The skin under the eye is the thinnest on your entire face, so it's less protected from elements and irritants versus other parts of your face," he said.
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Among the league's most effective irritants, Kesler is a finalist for the Frank J. Selke Trophy as the league's best defensive forward, after winning the award in 63.
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"We need to be looking forward at how we relaunch an ambitious set of discussions between our trade teams in order to address these outstanding irritants," the official said.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, speaking at a news conference in Australia, said there has been a "growing list of some irritants" in the region in recent months.
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The USTR released the list of trade irritants in 63 countries just after senior Trump trade officials announced an executive order to study the causes of U.S. trade deficits.
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Mast cells are usually more sensitive in people with asthma and allergies, and blood vessel changes more reactive in those who are sensitive to environmental irritants and temperature changes.
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We spoke with David Stukus, MD, a spokesperson for the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, to get the details on the most common indoor allergens and irritants.
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In Pheropsophus jessoensis, the resulting chemical reactions produce hydrogen peroxide and a class of compounds known as benzoquinones—irritants that are known to damage tissue, such as skins and lungs.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Canada will not publicly complain about agriculture trade irritants with the United States, ahead of North American trade negotiations, Canadian Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay said on Wednesday.
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When the purifier's pollution sensor recognized the irritants, I would see the LED change from blue (which is good) to red (which is unhealthy) and the fan would ramp up.
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When they started using chemical irritants and riot control munitions, I made my way up to the packed pedestrian bridge at the intersection of Concordia and Grotto overlooking the scene.
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Trump administration officials accused China of backpedaling on its commitment to change its laws to address core trade irritants for the U.S., such as intellectual property and forced technology transfers.
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Its makers claim that it's "500 times hotter than Tabasco sauce," and its ingredient list contains so many irritants that workers must wear gloves when handling it to prevent burns.
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For example, if the skin is exposed to only one of these irritants, no visible changes are seen, but if exposed to several, the skin may develop an irritant response.
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A group of senior officials from both governments met in Washington last week to discuss irritants in the trade relationship, such as alleged intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers.
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One of the main irritants is that while the United States has discussed President Trump's more ambitious proposals for renegotiating Nafta, it hasn't yet put forth concrete text detailing them.
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The U.S. business community, for its part, is weary of Trump's tariff actions, but eager to work with the EU both on bilateral irritants and common challenges posed by China.
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The United States' rising trade deficit with India could grab Trump's attention in 2020 after the two countries failed to reach agreement last year on a number of bilateral irritants.
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"We will continue to work to close gaps in our understanding and to work some kind of manner in the future that removes these irritants," Mattis said at the time.
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Trump did open the door to giving China more time to reduce trade barriers and address other irritants if they make good-faith efforts, such as purchasing more U.S. goods.
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No less than 200 different volatile organic compounds (VOCs) were detected in the invisible puffs emanating from the printers as they churned away—including many known and suspected irritants and carcinogens.
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That's because puffy eyes are often provoked by allergens — which includes both seasonal factors, like pollen, and irritants found in makeup or skin care — along with other causes of water retention.
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We do know that nasty chemicals can form in the e-liquids while they sit on the shelf, for example, and vapers' pee shows signs of exposure to carcinogens and irritants.
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In fact, one of Damn's strengths is that he doesn't — within the more straightforward template, he keeps messing with form, tweaking hooks and adding irritants, always getting stuck on undue complication.
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Bras with insufficient support, running packs chafing our breasts, hats and head-torches slipping down over our eyes are all irritants that disfigure our pleasure and discourage women from taking part.
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Oh No, the Canadian vocalist and producer's second album for Hyperdub, might have been inspired by the banalities and irritants of daily life, but the resulting record is anything but commonplace.
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These spindly irritants can use their psychic powers to mess with your soldiers, taking control of their minds to cause panic, disorientation, or even force them to fire on their friends.
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One common explanation from doctors—and people in forums who say they are doctors—is that we may be exposing ourselves to specific irritants at around the same time every day.
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Additionally, this rule would ban pads and action devices; the latter are items such as chains and ankle rings used in conjunction with chemical irritants to create pain when horses move.
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"Instead of addressing concerns and providing proper rehabilitation and sustainable livelihoods to affected people, the state treats human rights defenders as irritants ... (and) deems any criticism as anti-national," she said.
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Dr. McFadden said the investigation was looking for potential irritants in the water, including more than 20 heavy metals, a range of organic compounds, and byproducts of chlorine and other disinfectants.
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But many of those chemicals are known irritants to airways, eyes and skin, and some are tied to more serious ailments such as miscarriage, harm to a fetus and even cancer.
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At the same time, the U.S. side was hoping the visit would provide a "kick-start" to move quickly to resolve longstanding irritants over trade and market access for U.S. firms.
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The logic: Birds that live in rural areas are exposed to a greater diversity of irritants like bacteria and fungi, and as a result, their immune systems are often more robust.
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Instead, experts say focus on replenishing lost moisture with hydrating products and avoiding sanitizers with essential oils and fragrances if your skin is sensitive, both of which are common skin irritants.
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Darci Vetter, a former agriculture negotiator for the Obama administration, said the section on agriculture "addressed a number of longstanding irritants" that have stopped shipments of milk, chicken, beef and pork.
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For Mr Putin, the foreign adventures which once entertained the Russian public have become irritants; a rise in the pension age and economic stagnation are also eating away at his popularity.
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It lasts all day without flaking (this is huge, because flakes are major irritants), and best of all, you can build it up without lashes feeling brittle or dry (again, irritation central).
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Under Secretary of State Tom Shannon and his Russian counterpart Sergei Ryabkov have held on-and-off discussions on irritants in the US-Russia relationship, but have little to show for it.
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Shaving is, yes, exfoliation — but it's a very aggressive form of it, and it makes it easier for dirt, bacteria, and irritants, like alcohol-based deodorants, to build up in the follicles.
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Harris County Sheriff's department said that 10 of its officers had inhaled "non-toxic irritants" following the explosions, with one being taken to hospital and nine others driving themselves as a precaution.
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"If someone has asthma or other underlying pulmonary diseases, like emphysema, breathing in air that's not air—that's filled with these toxins, or irritants—it's going to set them off," Galiatsatos said.
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There are some "irritants" for each country, however, in the run-up to NAFTA renegotiations, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue told a joint news conference at the Port of Savannah, Georgia.
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In recent weeks, the top US diplomat has been conducting talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov that are meant to reduce "irritants" in the relationship and deepen areas of potential cooperation.
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"Smoke from cannabis contains many of the same toxins, irritants, and carcinogens as tobacco smoke," said lead study author Katrina Trivers of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
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Australia says it wants to smooth what it calls "irritants" in the bilateral relationship, though analysts said it is pushing ahead with policies that are unlikely to be well received in China.
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The justice of the mob has been employed to snuff out ideological irritants, and these vigilantes are safe in the knowledge that they are a protected species, licensed to operate with impunity.
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He frets about homelier things: about his responsibilities to his family and his job, about the day-to-day irritants of office politics, about the nature and strength of his various loyalties.
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Unlike Eve, I ultimately control my impulses in the end, and resign myself to combing through ingredients lists and Googling potential irritants before I can even think about putting something on my face.
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These simple techniques seal the home up like a box by creating a protected barrier that prevents conditioned air from leaking out and irritants like dust, pollen, bugs and mice from getting in.
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And that's a good thing, because "once the nasal passages are more lubricated, then it becomes easier to blow out the irritants, pathogens, and of course allergens that accumulate in them," he says.
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TerraVia told Bloomberg that the algal flour is safe—denying allegations made by Solyent—and also said Soylent products contain other irritants like soy protein isolate and glycerin that can cause similar symptoms.
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Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House, said that European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker's visit will discuss car tariffs, which he cited as "the big one" among U.S.-EU trade irritants.
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"It was wise for the Trump administration to seek to resolve irritants in the relationship," said Jeremy Shapiro, a former Obama administration official and research director at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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Strategy in Asia Trump is looking to bolster regional counters to China, particularly in Southeast Asia, where maritime disputes in the South China Sea and trade practices remain irritants to Washington-Beijing ties.
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Fifteen sheriff's deputies were taken to the hospital for inhaling the irritants and a mandatory evacuation is in place for all residents living within 1.5 miles of the chemical plant in southeast Texas.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of the protected Canadian dairy system has emboldened American farm groups to tackle other longstanding agriculture irritants, as the countries move toward rewriting trade rules.
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Police asked protesters to disperse several times, but after the activists remained on the highway, police donned riot gear and deployed "smoke rounds and chemical irritants" at the crowd, according to the report.
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Of those, only half had any federal testing done on them and, of the half that had been tested, 11 of those chemicals were carcinogenic and 20 were skin, eye and respiratory irritants.
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Ruslan MedzhitovSterling Professor of Immunobiology at Yale University and Investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical InstituteAllergies do have a purpose – normally, they are protective reactions to noxious environmental substances, phytochemicals, irritants, airborne particles, etc.
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Even people without allergies have these same protective reactions: when we inhale dust particles we sneeze or cough; when we ingest spoiled food, we vomit; when we come into contact with irritants, we itch.
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If we have to walk out with NAFTA or those negotiations totally breakdown, then this steel thing turns in from a minor irritants to a major calamity for our economy and our stock market.
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So I think part of what brings cohesion is purpose, and what the business is trying to do, and then where on disruption and the irritants are really necessary, is when the business morphs.
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If you hold it in, not only are you not allowing your body to do its job—clear out those nasal irritants—but you're also putting your body at risk by containing that pressure.
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The analysis focused on so-called occupational irritant hand dermatitis, which can affect employees who regularly come in contact with water, detergents, chemicals and other irritants or who wear gloves during their work day.
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I just mean, these are irritants essentially that Russia can use on the US. The goal is essentially to get the US back into that negotiating position—back into a conciliatory or compromising position.
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The muddled efforts to curtail the investigation through legal means, along with a host of other irritants, have caused internal rifts between White House counsel Pat Cipollone and acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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Among many conservatives I know, the view of Trump is that chaotic management, clownish behavior and ideological apostasies are irritants, not calamities, and prices worth paying for deregulation, tax cuts, and conservative courts. Really?
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This album conveys a deep-seated emotional resilience, but there's not enough tension in it — she needs more musical ingredients, more irritants, more guitar solos like the one in "Timefighter," to push back against.
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Under secretary of State Tom Shannon will meet Monday with his Russian counterpart in Washington, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told reporters this week, with the goal of discussing "so-called irritants" in the relationship.
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Some protesters have filed a lawsuit claiming the D.C. police "indiscriminately and repeatedly" used excessive force, deployed flash-bang grenades and used chemical irritants against people who were not involved in the riots at all.
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I like the RabbitAir BioGS 2.0 Ultra Quiet HEPA Air Purifier because there are three automatic modes that adjust the fan speed based on the levels of irritants present as well as four purification stages.
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If, for example, Putin thinks you are considering an open-ended period of negotiations, with nothing to show for it, he may propose a similar set of negotiations on bilateral US-Russia irritants like cybersecurity.
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It happened soon after my journey began on a grueling few months of a candida cleanse, where I was forced to consider how I reintroduced irritants like coffee, wine and dairy back into my gut.
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More than 17 months after the fire, researchers found dust and a yellow oily deposit in an apartment about 500 feet from the tower containing potent irritants that can cause asthma and other respiratory problem.
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In early 2017 at an event in Germany, I asked Elliot Schrage, then Facebook's top policy and communications executive — who also stars in the Times article — if there were any "irritants" among the company's managers.
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In June, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said he would prefer to address dairy irritants before NAFTA talks begin and said supply management was fine as long as though it did not harm the U.S. industry.
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The US announced this week it had scheduled a meeting Monday in Washington between Undersecretary of State Thomas Shannon and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov to discuss "so-called irritants" in their relationship, including sanctions.
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Mr. Fierstein can design noise programs that are perfectly tuned to block the pure tones, as he put it, of outside irritants, like bus noises or building mechanicals, that can be played on any speaker system.
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The tussle marks the latest in a number of U.S. protests over Indian government policies which impact American companies and comes at a time when the two countries are trying to iron out other trade irritants.
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Both recommend looking for mineral-based foundations that contain safe, natural, non-comedogenic ingredients, but say it's important to consider all the other irritants that could be affecting your skin, like your food, shampoo, or face lotion.
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Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa and Renault CEO Thierry Bollore, Ghosn's former second-in-command who was promoted in January, barely speak and are now seen as clear irritants to the relationship, French official and company sources say.
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Some products can come packed with potential irritants, like essential oils, added color, and more, which is exactly why it's so important to be diligent about what you're using on your body — and where you're getting it.
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There are three types of tears: Basal tears which we cry almost continually to lubricate our eyeballs; reflex tears, produced due to irritants such as dust, and finally emotional tears, their rhyme and reason still partly unknown.
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Standing beside Xi, Trump declared that his relationship with the Chinese president was "outstanding" during brief remarks to reporters after talks on trade irritants and concerns about North Korea's nuclear program at his resort in Palm Beach, Florida.
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"You have members here living in such close quarters and seeing each other every day, so little things become irritants — where the chairs go, whose space is whose, who left those crumbs on the counter," Mr. Cennamo said.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told President Trump not to "let a couple of irritants get in the way" of their strong relationship as Trump threatened to withdraw from NAFTA last week, a top Canadian official said Sunday.
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The offer was made during U.S.-China trade talks in Washington aimed at resolving tariff threats and other trade irritants between the world's two largest economies, but it was not immediately clear how the total value was determined.
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Top trade negotiators of the two countries were set to meet for the first time since late July to try to find a way out of a 15-month trade war as new irritants threatened hopes for progress.
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French umpire Kader Nouni was seen slapping his face as he tried to squash the irritants, while Croatian Donna Vekic was spotted applying insect repellent during the changeovers of her match against Briton Johanna Konta on Centre Court.
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How Juul made vaping viral to become worth a dirty $38 billion Research published just last month from Yale found that Juul vape pens produced chemicals not listed on the package, some of which are known to be irritants.
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First I ditched the easy things like scented laundry detergent, hand soap, and trash bags, and then one-by-one switched out my run-of-the-mill toiletries—all made of common irritants such as glycerin, sulfates, and formaldehyde.
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Sitting across from Xi, Trump declared that his relationship with the Chinese president was "outstanding" during brief remarks to reporters after talks on trade irritants and concerns about North Korea's nuclear program at his resort in Palm Beach, Florida.
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It's important to start with clean skin to prevent transference of bacteria or other irritants before patting on light moisturizers geared toward sensitive skin, says dermatologist Dendy Engelman, MD. For dermatologist Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, it's all about picking your battles.
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On June 21, Russia canceled a planned meeting between Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov and US Under Secretary of State Tom Shannon at which they were expected to try to work out some key irritants between Moscow and Washington.
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During a joint appearance with Putin at Versailles last month, Macron lit into his counterpart, employing a muscular takedown of various irritants -- including a Russian propaganda campaign meant to discredit his candidacy -- as the Russian leader stood by stone faced.
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Shooting in color with a 35-millimeter Canon FT, he strove to capture his subjects in consistent attitude: unsentimentally, against a cloudless blue sky (for which he often had to wait), devoid of the visual irritants like people and cars.
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Van Nunen checked the man for the obvious irritants and, when those tests came up negative, took a thorough look at his medical history and did a skin test for everything he had eaten and touched in the hours before bedtime.
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Pre-filter: Traps and reduces large particles, dust, and allergens BioGS HEPA filterCharcoal-based activated carbon filter: Helps reduce common household smells and irritants Negative ion generator: Uses negative ions to remove particles from the air and generate cleaner air.
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Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump is prepared to hike tariffs on Chinese imports if there is no breakthrough on longstanding trade irritants during a Saturday night dinner with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday.
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Or allowing leaderships to ... I was just thinking about ... I just asked a question of a Facebook exec, if they had enough irritants in the leadership, because they all agree with each other and maybe they can't do it. Exactly.
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U.S. President Donald Trump took a conciliatory tone on Saturday at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping where the leaders agreed to keep working on two pressing issues: the nuclear threat posed by North Korea and bilateral trade irritants.
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Top U.S. and Chinese officials met on Thursday for the first time since late July to try to find a way out of a 15-month trade war as new irritants between the world's two largest economies threatened hopes for progress.
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Wotch creators will be able to make money by selling subscriptions, merchandise and ads — not the standard pre-roll or mid-roll ads (which Willson described as "irritants"), but instead partnerships where they incorporate brand products and messages in their videos.
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She told Reuters it was still unclear what Trump wanted in return for granting a permanent waiver and said the EU could bring up a list of its own "trade irritants" if he insisted that EU car import duties be cut.
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Sitting across from Xi on the second day of a Florida summit overshadowed by U.S. missile strikes in Syria overnight, Trump declared that his relationship with the Chinese leader was outstanding after they discussed trade irritants and concerns about North Korea's nuclear program.
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Pondering over all these irritants, a German center-right pro-government daily wrote on January 8 that maybe things won't be too bad because, after all, Mr. Trump could remember that his ancestors hailed from Kallstadt in the wine region of Rheinland-Palatinate.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump took a conciliatory tone on Saturday at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping where the leaders agreed to keep working on two pressing issues: the nuclear threat posed by North Korea and bilateral trade irritants.
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An estimated 30 to 40 percent of Americans will likely suffer from allergies at some point, most of them triggered by airborne irritants like pollen outside or pet dander or dust mites inside and only a comparative few of them triggered by foods.
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With the United States contemplating an end to the space station's mission a decade from now, and some irritants arising in how the countries cooperate in orbit, both nations sought to emphasize that they would cooperate in investigating what caused the rocket to fail.
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"These decisions probably won't torpedo those relationships, but they will add to an already long list of bilateral irritants at a time when we need unity," said Kelly Magsamen, who was the Pentagon's top Asia-Pacific policy official at the end of the Obama administration.
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Pepsodent wasn't the only brand that claimed to remove the film on teeth, but ingredients that it used to insure a fresh taste, such as citric acid and mint oil, also happened to be mild irritants, which produced a satisfying tingle in the mouth.
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Speaking less than 24 hours after Mr. Trump spoke on the phone with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia about working together to broker a cease-fire in Syria, Mr. Tillerson set his sights low, saying that resolving even small irritants would be progress.
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It's an oil-based serum/concentrate targeted at brightening and resurfacing, whose primary ingredients are rose hip oil, papaya oil, oolong tea oil, and evening primrose oil, all of which are high in vitamin A to increase healthy cell production and strengthen the skin's barrier against irritants.
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Japan's planned revision of a trade control law, one of a number of recent irritants in relations between the two countries, would require Japanese exporters to seek a licence for certain items they want to sell to South Korea that could be used in manufacturing weapons.
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While there are some areas of convergence between Washington and Beijing, such as the goal of denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, there are a variety of irritants in the relationship, from the South China Sea to the status of Taiwan, that are likely to be raised.
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According to a new survey from the National Swimming Pool Foundation and the The Water Quality and Health Council, only 5% of Americans know that a pool's chemical smell comes from chloramines, which are chemical irritants that form in pools when bodily fluids mix with chlorine.
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It's the tropical house album of dreams, subsuming soft electronic woodwinds, squealing chipmunkesque hooks, and resonant pitched percussion into a lithe, moist groove so physically pleasurable you're happy to ignore irritants like banal lyrics (although "girl you cool/girl you nice" is pretty funny) and inspirational positivity.
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Her case, which Russian authorities allege is fabricated and politically-motivated, has become the latest in a series of irritants between Washington and Moscow at a time when ties are already languishing at a post-Cold War low over allegations of Russian interference in U.S. politics.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is open to reaching a deal on U.S.-China trade irritants over dinner on Saturday with Chinese leader Xi Jinping but is ready to hike tariffs on Chinese imports if there is no breakthrough, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday.
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She got more sleep and drank more water; removed toxic compounds from her life — like the irritants in her laundry detergent, perfume, and on pillow cases; cut out negative energy in her life by ending harmful friendships and meditating; and went to therapy to take care of herself.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is open to a trade deal with China but is prepared to hike tariffs on Chinese imports if there is no breakthrough on longstanding trade irritants during a Saturday night dinner with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday.
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There has been little sign of progress in soothing the biggest trade irritants, such as U.S. demands that China cut excess capacity in steel and aluminum production, lack of access for U.S. firms to China's services market, and U.S. national security curbs on high-tech exports to China.
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Both he and Mr. Lavrov said a range of issues were discussed — most notably the crises in Syria, North Korea and Ukraine — and that both sides had agreed to establish a working group to examine, as Mr. Lavrov said, "the irritants" in relations between the United States and Russia.
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We know, of course, that these shows are written months in advance of our ever seeing them, so we must credit Baron Fellowes with grasping how thoroughly he had poisoned the Downton well — either turning us against once-popular characters ( Carson) or inspiring homicidal thoughts about long-term irritants ( Daisy).
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That they came together on one weekend reflected a desire on the part of Secretary of State John Kerry and his counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, to set aside a series of disputes, complete the nuclear deal and try to remove irritants from the relationship between two longtime rivals.
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The president and his top aides "see Saudi Arabia as a crucial part of the Middle East and an important country to have a positive relationship with, even if there are irritants," said Simon Henderson, the director of the Gulf and Energy Policy Program at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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"Older women with mild to moderate bowel and urinary incontinence should set personalized goals and action plans when beginning pelvic floor muscle exercises, dietary changes that include fiber supplementation, fluid adjustments to avoid bladder irritants as well as a scheduled bladder and bowel regimen," Amundsen, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The mandate is to keep thickening the mix, loading on the irritants and cranking them up: the way sweet falsetto "oohs" arrive with vicious feedback at 1:25, and the way the chorus is chanted for the final minute and a half over implacable drums and a massive pileup of lead and rhythm guitars.
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"I think what we're witnessing is a growing list of some irritants in the region that have been there for some time, and obviously they have now bubbled up to a level that some countries have decided they needed to take action in an effort to have those interests addressed," Tillerson said according to local Australian media.
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But there is a light at the end of this snot-filled tunnel: Eliminating these airborne particles is the best way to cope with allergies and other respiratory infections — and there's no better way to trap these pain-in-the-ass irritants and increase air quality than by using an air purifier with a HEPA filter.
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" Grenell focusses on the three main irritants in the countries' troubled relationship: pushing German companies to get out of Iran; agitating for Germany to increase its defense spending; and lobbying against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which will bring Russian gas directly to Germany, and which Trump, at the NATO summit, claimed made Germany "totally controlled by Russia.
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Since neither branch of Congress has shown much concern about conflicts of interest, it is hard to see what obstacles or irritants there might be in his path, as Mr. Kushner, like Donald Trump, uses his extraordinary access and power to enrich himself and his family (to whom he now plans to sell some of his assets).
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Publicly funded published studies from researchers with no ties to tobacco or vaping interests, by contrast, have shown that chemicals in e-cigarette vapor suppress genes involved in immune defense in human nasal epithelial cells, include known respiratory irritants and carcinogens, impair the function of epithelial cells that protect the lungs, and contain ultrafine particles and nicotine that could harm vapers and bystanders.
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I know all kinds of leaders, across different businesses, that have risen to positions of power partly because they had their own informal board of directors, three or four people you trust that you're bouncing stuff off on, and they're people that can put those irritants in your head and then you can bring them deftly, but seriously, into the corner office.
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In "Sujak" from an upcoming album, "Language," the rapper Kim Ximya drops a few English words — "strip club casket body in the basket" — into nasal, percussive stretches of Korean, while the producer FRNK surrounds him with irritants, providing a buzzing electro beat only to interrupt it at will with crashes, thuds, plinks and digitally stuttered syllables that stay disruptive all the way through.
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Curtis Scaparrotti Other meetings planned for January and February include talks on the Ukraine crisis between Vladislav Surkov, one of Vladimir Putin's top aides, and Kurt Volker, the special envoy for the Ukraine crisis; discussions over longstanding irritants in US-Russia relations between Tom Shannon, the No. 3 official at the State Department, and Sergei Ryabkov, Russia's deputy foreign minister; and conversations related to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF).
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RELATED: DHS officials: 21 states potentially targeted by Russia hackers pre-election "As we know, in the next few days there were plans to continue the bilateral consultations on the 'irritants' that we have accumulated in our Russian-American relations, plans to find ways out of the extremely difficult situation in which the American side wore the partnership and cooperation with Russia down," a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
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Environmentalists are using social media to take aim at two of their biggest election-year irritants on Wednesday — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's denial of the science behind climate change and the lack of debate questions on the topic.
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He said U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE — a longtime critic of Chinese trade practices — would lead talks with Beijing to address significant irritants, such as forced technology transfers and trade barriers.
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I know that there is no escaping the little irritants in life, like asking for ice in your Coke in France and getting a single ice cube; or the beeps and pings that now issue from every electronic contraption; or seeing a bottle of good wine emptied by some overzealous sommelier into four glasses filled almost to the brim; or losing out to the fine print; or being defeated in the quest to speak to a human being by some devilish labyrinth of automated responses; or having to listen to an explanation of why anyone would want a driverless car; or password hell; or just finding yourself in an airport alongside all the other suckers who know for a fact that whatever happened to Osama bin Laden was grossly insufficient punishment.
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