Unpacking The Skin-Lightening Movement Skin lightening goes by many names, including bleaching, lightening, and whitening.
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Her attempts at lightening the load for Senator Grassley in the hopes of him lightening hers didn't pay off.
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You had lightening, sort of like the lightening Darth Sidious conjures to kill Jedi Master Samuel L. Jackson, leaving his hand.
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Every morning and night, she lathers herself with lightening soap and smooths on lightening lotion, readily available at drugstores throughout the Philippines.
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The new mom added some lightening emojis to her post seemingly a reference to the iconic singer's persona Aladdin Sane, who wore distinctive lightening makeup.
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Mike Ditka's not lightening up on NFL players who don't stand for the national anthem ... unless calling them disrespectful troublemakers nobody will remember is considered lightening up.
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Blac Chyna decided to kick off the holiday season by promoting a skin lightening cream with a cartoonish name—"Whitenicious"—in Lagos, Nigeria, where 77 percent of women use skin lightening products.
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"I kind of caught lightening in a bottle," he says.
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With brightening or lightening products, you can still form pigment.
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Its mood is darkening as that of Europe is lightening.
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Immediately after treatment, they described a lightening of their depression.
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"Our design is all about lightening their load," she said.
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Lightening did not kill an individual; a brutal government did.
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A gothic spin on the mullet and lightening bolt eye makeup.
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She might then be offered a range of skin-lightening treatments.
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It's happening and lightening and birds that are rarely ever seen!
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Of course, there's a time and place for mood-lightening iconography.
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But what did we get in exchange for lightening that burden?
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She needed lightening bad; she needed to get hit with lightnin!
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Gregg Sulkin has bounced back from Bella Thorne with lightening speed.
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Sometimes, she applies bleaching cream and occasionally takes skin lightening pills.
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I had heard they were lightening the color correction a little.
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In a couple of week's time, you should see significant lightening.
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In North America, the same big companies that sell lightening or whitening products overseas — like Nivea, Vaseline, L'Oréal, Neutrogena, Dove, Pond's, and Garnier — instead market spot treatments and "brightening" products, devoid of specific wording about skin lightening.
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Today, when Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan endorses a facial lightening cream.
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A 2011 Lancôme ad for a skin lightening product featuring Emma Watson.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Leo later today, lightening the mood!
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This past March, InStyle was accused of lightening actress Kerry Washington's complexion.
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The station measures rain, wind speed, lightening strikes, UV levels and more.
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Having white skin also suggests an ability to afford skin lightening products.
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She soon stood and let out a yell as lightening flashed around her.
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The dangerous rise of vaginal lightening Brands once used elitism to market themselves.
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That will allow people to attach their EarPods to phones via Lightening ports.
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He also likes natural lightening agents like ascorbic acid, kojic acid, and arbutin.
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You're not lightening the mood; you're making shit awkward AF for the woman.
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Trust us, this is the quick lightening up track you need right now.
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Industries wither as workers stay home, lightening the load on the electrical grid.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) caught lightening in a bottle — and he almost caught Sen.
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You know how much white lightening you could get for £183 in 2003?!
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"Most harmful skin-lightening creams are intentionally tainted with inorganic mercury," Blanc said.
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I was interested in how to hit the brain like a bolt of lightening.
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It can also mean lightening up on bad habits that add up over time.
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Hawkish regulators and former regulators oppose the idea of lightening stress tests too much.
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And -- BONUS -- he even wished Blac Chyna well with her new skin-lightening product!!
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Nivea can't get away with pushing this skin lightening agenda across Africa. Appalling. pic.twitter.
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Some jeans will get sprayed with a lightening treatment to brighten them a bit.
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For nurses this load-lightening switch from active jobseeker to passive platform lurker — i.e.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the brand of a pigment lightening serum.
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You also start out with 1TB of storage and lightening-fast 802.11ac wireless technology.
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Panelists recently answered questions like: Does the Lightening McQueen character from "Cars" signs autographs?
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But without of a clear record of speaking out against lightening, websites that sell whitening products use these figures as success stories, and celebrities in other countries, like Kenyan model Vera Sidika, also point to them as inspiration for lightening their skin.
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"He knew he had become a lightening rod and he made that decision, " Conway said.
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The room erupts in laughter, lightening the mood made heavy by the current political climate.
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A blog post published last month by Huda Beauty offered tips on lightening the vagina.
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This lightening of the mood also allows you to leave the cinema on a high.
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I think we could we could all use a bit of a lightening of spirit.
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The choice to show all the action in lightening speed, "wasn't premeditated," Osborne tells Refinery29.
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Whenever I get a breakout, I'll spot treat with Grease Lightening ($2800; lasts three months).
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That same study states that 77 percent of women in Nigeria use skin lightening products.
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Inspired by the four houses, it was gorg, but, sadly, it sold out lightening fast.
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Choi started by lightening her clients hair from the bottom up, without bleaching the roots.
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When the thunder and lightening started on Saturday night, there were definitely some tears shed.
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He was talking about increasing competition and lightening the regulatory burden to get drugs approved.
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Though his mandate requires holding growth companies, he has been lightening up on some highfliers.
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Even on Wall Street, employers are lightening up when it comes to what employees wear.
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I carry a lot gear around and nothing makes me happier than lightening my load.
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Nevertheless, the study showed a number of factors are constraining borrowers from lightening their loads.
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The woman used skin-lightening creams she bought from Mexico twice daily for seven years.
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Global Industry Analysts valued the skin-lightening industry as being worth $10 billion in 2015.
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With her newest collection of recipes, though, Drummond is lightening things up a bit—in moderation.
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L'Oréal's version of a lightening cream, called White Perfect, features a trademarked ingredient called 'Melanin-Vanish'.
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The Dangers Of Skin Lightening But is there such a thing as a "safe" whitening product?
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Skin lightening in India has deep roots in the colorism and caste system of Indian society.
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Black women are often marketed to directly by cosmetics companies that make lightening or bleaching products.
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Some announced their commitment to alternatives but mentioned that they would be lightening up their exposure.
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Gone are the days when lightening your hair was a change you saved for warmer months.
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"We would continue to use any relief rallies to be lightening up on gold," he added.
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The software assesses children's progress, lightening teachers' marking load and giving them insight on their pupils.
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Using hydroquinone on a long-term basis can cause skin discoloration by lightening it too much.
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As users pointed out, the filter was lightening skin tones to achieve its mooted "beautifying" effect.
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Which is why we're psyched to hear about anything that can potentially make lightening hair easier.
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Because of its fast-as-lightening focus, you can say goodbye to blurry photos for good.
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"I don't think you can ever perceive this sort of lightening in a bottle," Pescow said.
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Cunningham first created the highlights five years ago when Aldridge needed some help lightening her look.
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Ghana implemented a ban on skin lightening creams in 2017, following Ivory Coast's ban in 2015.
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Kojic acid and vitamin C are on the gentler end of the spectrum, lightening pigment gradually.
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" FRITZ FOLTS, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, 3EDGE ASSET MANAGEMENT LP, BOSTON: "We've been lightening up (equity exposure).
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Gordon talked to Denman about lightening the amendment and eventually the lightened version passed the vote.
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Their strategy for lightening the mental load and splitting responsibilities evenly between coparents is twofold:1.
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In fact, this is the first-known case of methylmercury poisoning from a skin-lightening cream.
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The lightening is a good idea, provided the agency can keep quiet about what it learns.
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The European Union issued a ban on skin-lightening products that contain the chemical in 2001.
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After that slow, meditative entrance, the team's dizzying choreography is all high kicks and lightening spins.
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Without discussions about skin lightening in the mainstream, it's a struggle people largely grapple with alone.
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Many bleaching products also include hydroquinone, a chemical that is purported to have skin-lightening properties.
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The LiveWire is more than double the cost of what Lightening Motorcycles plans to bring to market.
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People believe Truaxe recommended a product with the skin-lightening ingredientAscorbyl Glucoside to a woman of color.
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Suddenly, it was like a bolt of lightening — a minivan T-boned us from the right side.
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Neither was interested in getting into skin bleaching and lightening powders, but other black-owned companies did.
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A part of their work includes the "instant improvement" of their subjects by lightening their skin tones.
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For Frizzy EndsFor those that want to brush and go, may we present this lightening fast option.
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And it is carefully crafted through use of makeup, skin lightening products, and often also plastic surgery.
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She's moved at lightening speed ... splitting with husband Stephen only months before she started dating the officer.
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Corruption, which has plagued PNG for decades, has also acted a lightening rod for anti-O'Neill supporters.
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Now the kingdom is lightening up with comic book festivals, dance performances, concerts and monster truck rallies.
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We've just been lightening up as the market keeps going up and up and up despite fundamentals.
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And after that, you kind of just saw him lightening up, like, literally almost every ten minutes.
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Insight from celebrities who have used lightening creams could empower others to reflect on these private journeys.
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Strong winds and lightening left debris all over the governor's front yard and even toppled over a tree.
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Skin-lightening creams have been known to contain mercury, a neurotoxin that can cause poisoning and kidney damage.
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Turning Regret Into OpportunityChopra isn't afraid to acknowledge the role she once played in promoting skin-lightening creams.
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Fair & Lovely, a lightening cream primarily sold in India, has become a cultural touchpoint for many brown women.
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It seems that Affleck is lightening his load moving forward as much as any bonafide movie star can.
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We're all together and happy," the school tweeted, adding, "We're lightening the mood with a good sing song.
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Trump has been outspoken against the media but seems to be lightening up his stance against some outlets.
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Lightening blazed through the sky, and the only audible rumble was the reverberation of thunder in the distance.
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Once again we found the imp berating his tragically dull sidekicks into lightening up and eventually swapping jokes.
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Extreme overbought conditions … so we've been selling shares this week and we're lightening up on your energy position.
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They conceded from an own goal in the first half and a lightening counter-attack in the second.
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But "Marriage Story" is also funny, lightening the darkness with glittering one-liners and several farcical set-pieces.
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Of course, while the virtual reality backdrop succeeded in lightening the mood, the medium certainly has its shortcomings.
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"Receipts" can even act as a kind of racial relief, as a lightening of the burden of proof.
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Lightening up your exercise routine and gaining the appropriate amount of weight can help restore your menstrual cycle.
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The court found that L'Oreal's product infringed Olaplex's UK patent for its Bond Multiplier hair-lightening product. bit.
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There's a lot of aluminum in the chassis, lightening the car up, but without making it feel insubstantial.
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Which means it will go at lightening speed, so you should definitely plan to get one in your cart.
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And for her latest look, she's embracing one of spring's top hair trends by lightening things up a bit.
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One gene, for example, played a role in lightening the skin of both Europeans and hunter-gatherers in Botswana.
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A little boy goat, named Storm for a flash of lightening during his birth, joined Tassi and Sue-Anna.
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A second is how little appetite there is for cutting taxes, rolling back regulation and lightening burdens on business.
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Working in concert with a translation system makes them faster and better at their work, lightening the cognitive load.
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Made by Chris Lightening and Gavin Fitzgerald, "Liam: As It Was" documents the younger Gallagher's downfall and his comeback.
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Third, with the fiscal headroom generated by higher inheritance tax, reduce other taxes, lightening the load for most people.
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So you could use Lightening Networks on Litecoin to buy a coffee with zero confirmation times or transaction fees.
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Most products under its Garnier brand, from face washes to skin lightening creams, are halal-certified, a spokeswoman said.
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Drug pricing has become a lightening rod for criticism with several drugmakers under federal investigations for sharp price increases.
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Then when I was an actor, around my early twenties, I did a commercial for a skin-lightening cream.
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Under her clothes, she has slathered skin-lightening cream on her body and then mummified herself in Saran Wrap.
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Drug pricing has become a lightening rod for criticism with several drugmakers coming under federal investigation for price gouging.
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He did an extensive refit, lengthening the hull, increasing the sail area and the draft, and lightening the hull.
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She ended up keeping the blunt look for over a year, until she started progressively lightening her brunette hair.
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With Netflix now faltering, momentum players that have advanced the FAANG stocks will begin lightening up on their positions.
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According to the World Health Organization, 61 percent of the dermatological market in India consists of skin lightening products.
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Locks Lightener: While the beloved hair-lightening product of our past might have worked, it wreaked havoc on our strands.
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Lightening up can be a huge (and expensive) commitment, especially if your hair is darker, naturally curly, or chemically relaxed.
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Skin-lightening creams often aim to interrupt the production of melanin or just improve the general health of the skin.
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Strong headwinds cause flights to burn more fuel than normal and lightening the load reduces the speed of the burn.
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She also chopped off an inch or three, which is par for the course when you're lightening up so dramatically.
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She says that, because of the color of her skin, she faced a lot of pressure to use lightening cream.
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You can use all the right lightening ingredients, but if you're not using SPF, you'll be fighting an uphill battle.
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That's certainly a little inconvenient, but the general thinning and lightening of phones has made that less of a compromise.
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Just as the sky was lightening, he backed the Westcott away from the dock and into the current, heading upriver.
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According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), 77% of women in Nigeria use skin lightening products, the world's highest percentage.
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The increasing number of empty "resolutions" issued by the European Parliament tells you something about the lightening workload of MEPs.
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Sometimes I am able to scrub away at certain marks, lightening them to a degree, but never fully removing them.
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The top speed is 217 mph – hence the car's name, Sian, which means "flash of lightening" in the Bolognese dialect.
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In recent months, Fed officials have signaled growing interest in reassessing and lightening the regulatory burdens faced by big banks.
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In comparison to that slog, Friday's votes were lightening fast: Nadler introduced them, one by one, shortly after 10 a.m.
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In comparison to that slog, Friday's votes were lightening fast: Nadler introduced them, one by one, shortly after 22019 a.m.
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In the Makola Market here, endless shops and stalls had walls filled with potions dedicated to the lightening of skin.
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And the skin tone of the retired baseball star Sammy Sosa lightened considerably once he started using a lightening cream.
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Mr. Kamoko, in a few months, went from dark brown to a yellowish tan, courtesy, he said, of lightening cream.
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Côte d'Ivoire's health ministry banned all skin-lightening creams last year, warning that they had the potential to cause cancer.
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She also addressed a young fan who decided against lightening her skin after witnessing Ms. Nyong'o's success as an actress.
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Because of the secrecy and stigma surrounding skin lightening, the topic is still in need of engagement from cultural figures.
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According to the World Health Organization, 22017 percent of Nigerian women use skin-lightening products — the highest proportion in the world.
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This effect — of clarifying the complexion [and] lightening freckles or pigmentary unevenness — is probably the most valued among its Asian users.
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Not everyone has access to lightening-fast internet that makes streaming so appealing, and some people just prefer their movies offline.
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India's weight-loss and skin-lightening industries are in full boom, while eating disorders and body image issues rise with them.
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However, if you want make a dramatic color change without spending hours in the salon lightening your hair, go red instead.
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Instead of lightening up her biscuits and fried chicken recipes, Hall rather encourages people to eat them only during appropriate times.
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"Then when I was an actor, around my early twenties, I did a commercial for a skin-lightening cream," she says.
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"Then when I was an actor, around my early twenties, I did a commercial for a skin-lightening cream," she said.
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But the issue has been a lightening rod for critics who say Trump's lack of transparency suggests potential conflicts of interest.
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Dark-skinned populations around the globe—including Asians and Latinos—are more likely to use skin-lightening products, the authors wrote.
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"It is lightening of positions," said Thierry Albert Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist at Macquarie Ltd in New York.
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When this became known, he became a lightening rod for the Left party, which is strong in the formerly communist east.
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Which is exactly why we're looking into lightening up our bedspreads, from the coolest flat to fitted sheets and pillow cases.
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Instead of using cream, milk, and/or butter along with a generous amount of cheese, try lightening the load with vegetables.
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But instead of creating a tabula rasa white loft, she chose to braid together strands of history while lightening the mood.
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He also recommends regular portfolio rebalancing: lightening up on funds that have risen substantially and buying more of what has declined.
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Fingers stab; lightening jags across the sky; hands are raised in despair and supplication; people dance with arms outstretched and interwoven.
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But a growing number of women around the world are turning to intravenous glutathione to reduce blemishes or for skin lightening.
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Last year, the organizations asked Amazon in a letter to stop selling skin-lightening creams that contain high levels of mercury.
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The Whitenicious controversy highlights how prevalent and deep-seated skin lightening is in communities of color in the US and abroad.
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Both doctors agree that before starting any lightening regimen, it's important to discuss with your dermatologist what course is right for you.
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"As a dermatologist, we use things like a prescription retinoid cream or sometimes a skin-lightening agent called hydroquinone," Dr. Kluk notes.
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Their relative rarity in the Western world makes tapeworms a sensationalist fear—like being struck by lightening or killed by a psychopath.
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Blac Chyna's touting of a skin lightening beauty product is just a cash grab ... because she allegedly doesn't even use the stuff.
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This has reduced the number of referrals by 85% for dermatology and 75% for orthopaedics, lightening the burden on the local hospital.
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"Lightening the center of your face pulls your features forward and creates contours without having to do any actual contouring," says Kastensson.
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Within the designation of lightening, or brightening, or even whitening, there are no real rules about what companies can or can't say.
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I love the Sisley Black Rose Cream Mask, the SK-II Facial Treatment Mask, and the Swiss Perfection Cellular Lightening Eye Mask.
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Most skin-lightening treatments target the skin's ability to produce pigment, or melanin, which gives your skin, hair and eyes their color.
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One of Maria Qamar's older pieces shows a woman trapped inside a bubblegum pink tube of Fair and Lovely skin lightening cream.
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"Almost certainly lightening doesn't strike twice in the same place, probably because you take precaution," Rajan told CNBC's "Street Signs " in Singapore.
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"Take one tablespoon of lemon juice (which works as lightening agent), one tablespoon of aloe vera, and mix them together," she says.
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These folks are also lightening up on bonds: 24% plan to increase their fixed income portfolios, while 30% plan to cut them.
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As I left, she gave me samples of two products she recommended: Alchimie Forever Pigment Lightening Serum and Kantic Brightening Moisture Mask.
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"Through the seven hour process, we used color remover to strip the black, followed by multiple rounds of lightening cream," Dueñas explains.
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His administration-defining motif now is being pro-business — lightening regulations, embracing the Export-Import Bank and offering to lower corporate taxes.
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Both labiaplasty (cosmetic surgery to shorten the labia) and labia lightening procedures (involving laser treatments or bleaching creams) are on the rise.
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Unfortunately, your hair is most likely in an unhealthy state after undergoing lightening, which determines how easily the new, darker color is absorbed.
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Beyond that, many argue that the skin-lightening industry is fueling discrimination based on the shade of your skin, called colorism or shadism.
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"There is very little convincing evidence in favor of glutathione for skin lightening and physicians and dermatologists do not recommend it," she says.
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She's going back to blonde, lightening up for summer with the same bright shade that we originally met her with back in 2010.
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Like most of its products, these come sans packaging — so you can feel good about lightening your carbon footprint when buying in bulk.
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Tastefully, too — those albums are three of 2017's best, and the fourth could stand lightening of the sort that Antonoff often provides.
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Comments responding to the PTI's official statement noted that the error helped to "[spread] smiles," lightening tension during a heavy global political climate.
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In Nigeria, 77 percent of the country's women use skin-lightening agents, compared with 59 percent in Togo and 503 percent in Senegal.
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In India, a typical supermarket will have a wall of personal care products featuring "whitening" moisturizer or "lightening" body creams from recognizable brands.
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Vitamin B3 is another common ingredient, but another previously found in lightening creams and soaps is mercury, the World Health Organization has warned.
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Recently Chopra told Glamour that in India there is pressure to use skin-lightening creams and when she was younger she used them.
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Plains executives also added that oil quality in the Permian Basin has been "lightening up" across the board, particularly in the Delaware Basin.
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A god composed of zeros and ones, face etched in lines of lightening, the moon his nose, an impression of cloud in sky.
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It can also cause skin lightening by converting melanin to a lighter color and deactivating the enzyme tyrosinase, which helps produce the pigment.
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After a month of using Colgate Optic White Platinum Express White Toothpaste twice daily, you can expect a marked lightening of your teeth.
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Companies took advantage of a healthy appetite from banks to repay debt, lightening their balance sheets, which was a boon for credit ratings.
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In Nigeria, 77 percent of women use skin lightening products regularly, and in South Africa 59 percent do so, the health agency found.
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We live in a world where pregnancy can serve as either a popularity booster or a lightening rod for public ire for celebrity women.
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Hydroquinone is still considered the gold-standard lightening agent, says dermatologist Sejal Shah, MD, and you can find it in a variety of products.
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Lightening the tone towards the end of the event, France's Republican Guard band followed "Get Lucky" with another Daft Punk hit, "One More Time".
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Note the Shade and Shine tools, for darkening and lightening spots on the image respectively (again you can adjust the brush size if needed).
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In Vidor, they launched into the rising floodwaters after dark, creeping slowly through the streets with only flashes of lightening to guide their way.
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The heat produced by the spinning breaks down enzymes and speeds up oxidation, lightening the colour and giving it a not-so-fresh taste.
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If the downside of Germans' Lutheran heritage is a difficulty in lightening up or accepting alternative lifestyles, they seem to be getting over it.
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The heat produced by the spinning breaks down enzymes and speeds up oxidation, lightening the color and giving juice a not-so-fresh taste.
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Part of the trouble with discussing brightening, whitening, or lightening products is that because those terms aren't clearly defined, the marketing language isn't regulated.
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Part of the issue is that markets are now driven by lightening quick, complex, computerized trading programs at the big banks and investment funds.
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This is particularly important if you're going in for a double process like I did, which involves lightening your hair more than two shades.
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India's robust industry of lightening products promises to deliver complexions closer to those of Bollywood's leading players, who are almost invariably very light-skinned.
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Now Kourtney is also getting in on the ol' blue eyes action, temporarily lightening up her look with a new set of colored contacts.
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Looking at flight times in recent days on long-haul flights to the two European cities, the importance of lightening the load becomes clear.
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Another common justification is that people with dyslexia may find contrast confusing, though studies recommend dimming the background color instead of lightening the type .
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The S&P's biggest boost came from financial stocks after Fed chair nominee Jerome Powell, in his Senate confirmation hearing, discussed potentially lightening regulation.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)American reality TV star Blac Chyna is facing a social media backlash after announcing plans to sell a skin-lightening cream.
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But, he said, he keeps letters and emails from passengers over the years who have appreciated his attempt at lightening up a stressful flight.
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Perhaps your manager is setting you up for greater opportunities; yet, it's more likely that the lightening of your load has the opposite meaning.
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Although safer alternatives exist, many of the bleaching and lightening products used in Africa contain harmful ingredients such as mercury and high-dose steroids.
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It started in 653, when a California-based civil enforcer Larry Lee found dangerous levels of mercury in skin-lightening creams sold on Amazon.
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Slightly good news: The State Department is lightening up on the "bona fide" ties restriction on travel ban that targets six Muslim-majority countries.
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Only, according to some purported FaceApp users, the beautification process apparently involves lightening your skin tone, and making your features more European-looking. Uhhhh.
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We can only find one interview where he addressed it -- from 2009 -- saying the lightening was an unexpected result of a skin softening cream.
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Geographically targeted demand response — basically, lightening the load in areas where the grid is stressed — can help delay or avoid some of those upgrades.
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He is buying high-momentum stocks, especially within technology, on any pullbacks and lightening up on commodity-exposed sectors such as energy and materials.
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An unabashed "ambassador of joy," Mr. Holden has dedicated his shows to lightening the mood of all in the theater, puppets and humans alike.
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The heat produced by the spinning breaks down enzymes and speeds up oxidation, lightening the color and giving it a not-so-fresh taste.
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Even human lightening rod Blake Horstmann jumped into the social media ring of fire after he released his text messages with Caelynn Miller-Keyes.
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Thank you for lightening up the middle of our week and for helping us kick off a big year, Mr. Eisenberg and Mr. Blindauer.
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This type of subliminal messaging is partly why it's been difficult to have an honest conversation about the scope of skin lightening in America.
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Her most popular videos by far are about vaginal lightening, which involves using a specialized treatment to lighten the vulva or general bikini area.
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And people in the lightening industry are reinforcing this idea as well as profiting from it, as Power perhaps unwittingly demonstrated in our conversation.
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But out of all the up-and-comers, there's one celebrity who's sky-rocketing to supermodel stardom at lightening speed, Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson.
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He does not endorse soft drinks or skin-lightening cream anymore, advocates a healthy lifestyle, and comes across as a family man and a leader.
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Investors and traders collectively hold a huge long dollar position, so there's a natural bias towards lightening that load as the year-end draws closer.
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"People have varying political spectrums about what they believe is violent and nonviolent," said Heather Milton-Lightening, who leads direct action trainings at the camp.
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And every once in a while, I'd get a sip of sour that shot through the straw like a lightening bolt to my taste buds.
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"I absolutely did not set out to do any of this," Curtis says of her role as an outspoken advocate — and often, lightening rod — online.
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It's gone viral before, mostly when the public catches light of its offensive features—like the "ethnicity change" filter and a skin-lightening "hotness" filter.
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Ads for skin-lightening creams still appear in newspapers, on television and on billboards, featuring Bollywood celebrities such as Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone.
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Driven by worries about North Korea, Syria and the French election, investors have been loading up on safe haven plays and lightening up on risk.
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Post-war migration has underpinned New Zealand's economic success, but has also become a lightening rod for nationalists such as Peters, as it has elsewhere.
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Hot 'n' Cold Hector 'Lightening' is a perfectly fitting title when considering how quickly Lombard shoots out of his corner at the beginning of fights.
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Four candidates did mention "climate change" as the nation's biggest geopolitical threat during the lightening round, but beyond that, they kept it close to home.
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It's his way of lightening the mood, as he sings a 12-minute medley from drawing on the politically charged Brick Body Kids Still Daydream.
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The discussion of a European army actually came up later in the interview, and he characterized it as lightening America's burden, not defending against it.
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As for the lightening up, I do that in two ways, both in the brisket pot as it cooks, and on the plate as garnish.
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This could all go a long way to lightening the burden on human health care providers and helping them keep their distance from the infected.
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Intravenous glutathione treatments, like those Ms. Peters receives, are meant to increase those natural effects, diminishing scars and blotches while lightening skin color over all.
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"Skin bleaching and lightening the skin becomes the [thing] that grabs our attention because skin color's such an unapologetic mark of someone's race," she said.
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Today, researchers have pointed out the harmful effects of hydroquinone, a chemical found in skin lightening and bleaching agents that can cause itchy, burning skin.
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Some participate directly in patient therapies or procedures alongside staff, hoping and often succeeding in lightening their moods and shifting attention away from their stress.
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Lightening the lead leg means keeping the rear foot closer underneath the center of gravity, removing the easy lean that Diaz's usual, longer stance allows.
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But lightening is expected with the thunderstorms moving through the area, which could also pose a risk of sparking additional fires in the drought-stricken region.
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"I knew when we were doing it, and this is not true for everyone, but I knew that it was lightening in a bottle," says Gorder.
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But that's not a concern with strandlighting, and as far as the actual technique behind the genius hair-lightening method, it's really all in the name.
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Even after just 20 minutes of sitting, the ingredients in centrifugal juice will start separating, the color starts lightening, and some foam forms on the top.
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Finally, while the quick-changes between each full-length look were clearly pretty impressive, what was even more mind-blowing was Hough's lightening fast hair transformations.
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The now-husband of Kate (Chrissy Metz) is notorious for jokes, goofy romantic gestures, and for lightening the mood when the Pearson clan gets too intense.
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By scanning regions that are prone to wildfires caused by lightening strikes, the GLM's information allows professionals to mobilize a faster response and potentially save lives.
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According to a study by the World Health Organization in 2011, an estimated 61 percent of skincare products sold in India are for lightening or bleaching.
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The nanny they hire is Louise, who sets about lightening the atmosphere of the Massés' home with all the preternatural sweetness of a supermarket air-freshener.
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The system the company showed off today arrived in a bright white color ("robot white," according to press materials), a lightening up of the previous console.
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But alas, those lightening products didn't work (whew) and I was left admiring the holistic beauty secrets that had been passed down through the generations instead.
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Next week the Treasury Department is expected to release the first in a series of reports on lightening financial rules and re-interpreting Dodd-Frank provisions.
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No, you don't, actually, because you can just watch these highlights, which are all the liquid lightening injection you need to get started with your day.
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Together, they created a vision for the two spaces, lightening up the den with white walls and gray tile to replace the brick surrounding the fireplace.
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Usher needs to lighten up by doing the opposite of lightening up -- he needs to start dating big girls ... at least that how Problem sees it.
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In a video, captured and shared on Twitter by one user, a dark cloud looms over a vast area as the tornado spirals and lightening strikes.
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The legislation normally passes with an overwhelming majority, but its status as a must-pass bill makes it a lightening rod for potentially controversial proposals. Sen.
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They say the cultures and acid in it are hydrating, detoxifying, antibacterial, and lightening—it's no microdermabrasion but for zero dollars and 255 minutes it's awesome.
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Inside a large cellophane bag were tubs of skin lightening creams containing hydroquinone—a banned chemical known to cause skin thinning, discoloration, and even organ damage.
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James would have celebrated if he had a big point guard like Williams giving him 18 & 10 per night, lightening the load James had to carry.
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Older, bruised and solitary, he's forced by a danger far beyond him to grudgingly seek out help others, even if that means lightening up a bit.
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The fact is, we can feed more people with less land and fewer resources, while drastically lightening our ecological footprint, by eating plants instead of animals.
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In Atlanta, Dr. Ava Bell-Taylor said her wellness and aesthetics center, the Taylor Medical Group, sees dozens of patients a day for glutathione skin lightening.
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While the F.D.A. has not approved any injectable drugs for skin lightening, that doesn't bar medical professionals from using an agent like glutathione for such purposes.
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The good news is that Trump's policies of lightening the burden of regulation and promoting American energy has already lifted the economy to 2.6 percent growth.
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According to the FDA, mercury-containing skin products often promise skin-lightening or anti-aging benefits, or claim to remove a person&aposs freckles or blemishes.
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Also, a 24-K gold face mask that has been in my Amazon "save for later" cart is having a lightening deal and is $10 off ($14.95).
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The dark brown jacket saves him from looking like a Texan undertaker, lightening the somber palette just enough to keep Musk mysterious, just how Grimes likes him.
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People are irate that a well-respected brand would dip its toe into the highly controversial waters of skin lightening, especially as it relates to the vagina.
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Hunter told TODAY that she avoided the breakage that often comes with going blonde so quickly with the salon's own hair lightening powder, Whittemore House Hair Paint.
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The namesake brand has been showing signs of improvement, however, with the company steering away from merchandise with flashy logos and lightening up Abercrombie's notoriously dark stores.
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I have a conspiracy theory that 2017 has been moving at lightening speed because the universe wants to rush me through the last year of my twenties.
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In fact, many of Sachdev's and Chandrappa's patients are actually people seeking treatment for problems with other skin-lightening procedures–primarily the use of topical steroid creams.
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The Commission has also been at pains to stress that any lightening of the access rules will not mean it has abandoned its aim of fostering competition.
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Gallagher is of the opinion that people on Twitter are "all just a bit serious and miserable" and enjoys lightening the tone with a bit of teasing.
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The "never list," posted on the Beautycounter website, includes unsavory substances like the preservative formaldehyde, the synthetic antioxidants BHA and BHT, and the skin-lightening chemical hydroquinone.
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FROM PEN: Poach a Perfect Egg Everytime With a Foolproof Microwave Hack The fastest man alive recounted his famous Beijing binge in his autobiography, Faster Than Lightening.
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" On possible obstruction of justice: "I woke up in the middle of the night and the thought hit me like a lightening bold, like, 'Wait a minute.
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It is possible to interpret these bans as being a way of acknowledging the pain and discomfort many women experience during menstruation and therefore lightening their workload.
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Claire McCaskill, released an ad (complete with sentimental soft focus and golden lightening) last week saying he supports forcing insurance companies to cover all pre-existing conditions.
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The Philippine food and drug agency has condemned the use of intravenous glutathione for skin lightening, noting that the treatment is approved only for certain medical conditions.
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Might some of those concessions include a lightening up of the company's competitive advantages over the black car taxi system that's long held sway in that city?
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Amazon has pulled more than a dozen skin-lightening products with dangerous levels of mercury off its website after Minnesota public-health and environmental activists raised concerns.
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If you think photographic lighting is just about on-camera flash, then you probably haven't done enough experimenting with the variety of smart lightening accessories out there.
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" They sought to find, The Times reported, "a cure-all for the overemphasis bugaboo and lightening the load which modern conditions now put upon the football coach.
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"We have a mega-MAGA bully-in-chief that's lightening people up left and right on his Twitter feed instead of actually running the country," he said.
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However, North Carolina Central University political science professor Yaba Blay noted that skin lightening grabs our attention because of the integral part skin plays in racial identities.
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"We currently do not have enough studies that establish either the safety or effectiveness for any treatments for generalized skin lightening for the entire body," Dr. Chiu says.
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So there I am, hanging on the cross, in Morocco, and I look up at the sky, and I think, 'You could still strike me down with lightening.
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At the same time, Republican President Donald Trump has ordered a thorough review of all financial regulations, with an eye to lightening ones that may be overly burdensome.
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Skin lightening, a common practice in Uganda, is something that few women will admit to even though they were willing to be photographed by Ackermann in Lususu's parlor.
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Under the new rules, aimed at lightening the compliance burden, companies may omit some references to risk factors and incorporate online references like hyperlinks that could reduce paperwork.
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Then lightening the mood, Brooks joked that the bipartisanship mood that permeated Thursday night's pregame activities came to an abrupt halt the moment the first pitch was hurled.
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Yet with so many personalities, it's kind of fun watching them learn about each other's powers, somewhat lightening the brooding tone that has characterized the Marvel-Netflix collaboration.
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Lightening the demarcation on denuclearization and redefining success in negotiations with Pyongyang could signal a lowering of the bar on U.S. acceptance of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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At night, users will be able to see the lights from buildings in towns and cities, traffic on roads, lights from ships at sea, forest fires and lightening.
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But currently, critics said the products remain in the marketplace, where third-party companies sell items with no proper warning or listed ingredients, including the skin-lightening creams.
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Fire officials also see an added risk of lightening-sparked fires, particularly in forest areas where there's fuel from dead trees and dry leaves, cones and broken twigs.
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Because Mr. Trump is in the real estate business, he also partakes of that industry's special depreciation benefits, which are another means of lightening or erasing tax burdens.
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They involve lessening burdens: removing paperwork that does not positively affect patient care, lightening bureaucracies and dissolving the form-filling, diagnosis-coding, button-pushing culture of modern medicine.
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Ms. Alarcón recalled one story of a friend who arrived at home to find her brother covered in talcum powder — his way, she said, of lightening his skin.
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He is still hoping to lay the groundwork for growth, in part by lightening the French state's hand in companies, which could make such economic intervention less possible.
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While Amazon still offers skin-lightening creams without mercury, the move was a victory in Ms. Adawe's fight against a mentality that has persisted in communities for generations.
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She collaborated with the Sierra Club, an environmental advocacy group, in addition to the Mercury Policy Project to examine the skin-lightening creams sold on the Amazon site.
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The woman used the toxic cream for years Her family told health officials she used a skin-lightening cream from Mexico twice daily for the past seven years.
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A woman&aposs skin-lightening face cream put her in a coma because it was contaminated with mercury, according to a new report published today by the CDC.
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"The most common issue with many lightening agents is that they can irritate the skin, leading to redness, flaking, dryness, or even itchy or burning sensations," Dr. Shah says.
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The people of Twitter demanded to know, so we did a little digging — and the answer might be a mix of both (plus a little lightening from the sun).
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But, as the saying goes, lightening never strikes twice, and that certainly applies to Lindsey's sophomore podcast, "Atlanta Monster," which wrapped its final episode this past Friday March 23.
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The ethics of using brightening or lightening products are complicated, partly because even a product that simply protects your skin from the sun could, technically, be considered a lightener.
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Ahead, the best scar-lightening serums, peels, toners, and more that can help get you one step closer to the even-toned complexion you had before that massive breakout.
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Moss channeled Bowie's androgynous alter ego Ziggy Stardust in a black leather silver-sequin catsuit featuring a lightening bolt at the back, a nod to the singer's famous look.
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Billowing from the balconies, sheets painted with fierce slogans and the logo of the squatting movement—a circle cut through with a lightening-shaped arrow—declare the group's intentions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The leading U.S. banking trade group asked Republican President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday to consider lightening regulations for smaller banks after he takes office in January.
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She also dismissed the notion that the Republicans' longtime tactic to hold her up as a partisan lightening rod drags down public opinion about fellow congressional Democrats and candidates.
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I tried to go out for a cigarette to soothe my disappointment, only to find there wasn't a smoking area, which led to people lightening up wherever they pleased.
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The hope is that the app will help facilitate the spread of reliable information on social media during an attack, while lightening the burden on France's emergency telephone lines.
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The question is whether levelling the field would involve lightening the regulatory burden on incumbents, such as the requirement to offer universal service, or applying such rules to newcomers.
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Lightening and brightening — inside and out As many as 90% of home-buyers have indicated that exterior lighting was on their list of top desired features, according to Kiplinger.
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A Supreme Court vacancy would throw a political lightening rod into the middle of the Senate's schedule, where a fight over lower court nominations is already becoming increasingly heated.
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"We don't want the United States to be the lone voice here because that will create the lightening rod that could undo the beginning of this protest," Stavridis warned.
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Plexus c18 continues his goal of lightening the atmosphere of the room, an effect that might be even more valuable in a busy airport terminal than an art gallery.
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As for other key guidelines to keep in mind if lightening hair at home, it's important to fastidiously mind the time that the product is left on the hair.
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But his readings are like having a lightening therapy session with a philosophy professor intent on turning ancient symbols into pathways towards "greater personal realization," as he puts it.
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You begin to see how Chareau's designs oscillate between lightening and refining familiar styles, like Art Deco, with subtle angles and pinches and works of rougher, more forceful originality.
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Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is now a lightening rod for political conflict, and everyone's still reeling from Demi Lovato's OD. So, we gotta ask ...
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"Sometimes Christians suck at partying," he said, pointing out that a group of people who feel assured that they are going to heaven should have less trouble lightening up.
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On one wall of the box was a giant screen and on it, a video of a woman's head, neck and shoulders, set against a lightening sky was playing.
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Side effects can include bleeding and swelling, and because tattoo-removal lasers also may target some of the melanin under the skin, darker-skinned people may experience skin-lightening.
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The battery is literally built-in to the wallet (so it's non removable), and includes an integrated Lightening cable, plus Micro USB port that is used to charge the battery.
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"Black Lightening" (2012) consists of a pink-tinged mop, a four-legged stool, and a bucket of water that's slowly emptying reddish water upward into a pair of glass gloves.
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Darken or lighten areas of an imageA full photo editing app is your best option for darkening or lightening an image, rather than a tool dedicated to just one job.
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The ultimate trick to lightening up the load of winter bulkage begins with the innermost layers; that is, the very first pieces that cover your body in the cold months.
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This rose-scented tub of magic absorbs at lightening speed into skin, leaving behind a slightly tacky — but never sticky — residue, which I consider evidence of its insane hydrating powers.
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The proposed law calls for agreements with source countries to send failed asylum-seekers home quickly, and would allocate asylum-seekers among EU countries, lightening the burden on Mediterranean states.
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Boyer used Pravana colors to create the look, first lightening the client's hair and then following it with sweet shades of red, yellow, orange, and, of course, pink hair dye.
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The White House Correspondents Association's annual fundraising dinner has become a lightening rod for controversy in recent years, as celebrities crowd out actual reporters and journalistic ethics come into question.
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Around 25% of women in Mali, 77% of women in Nigeria, and 59% in Togo regularly use skin-lightening products, according to a 2011 report by the World Health Organization.
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Word caught on over time, and 51 public interest organizations issued a public letter to Amazon in 2018, demanding that the online marketplace cease the sales of the lightening creams.
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The first is the rectangular metal cutaway, known as the lightening cut, that is milled into the receiver to make the rifle lighter since it is crafted from milled steel.
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France's energetic young president, Emmanuel Macron, has made lightening the code — a touchstone of French economic life for over a century — the centerpiece of his promise to revitalize the economy.
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Daily invitations to meals and tea had the effect of lightening my rucksack in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the West Bank: I simply didn't need to lug much food around.
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Taub, who specializes in treating women of color, estimates that 70 percent of the people who find her on YouTube and contact her about vaginal lightening are black or Latino.
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The way she sees it, it's preferable to the alternative: someone sitting in their bathroom, watching skin lightening hacks on YouTube, scrubbing their skin till it is raw and bleeding.
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We don't know if this shade is the final color she's after — especially since she's been slowly lightening her hair this last month, going from deep brown to auburn to strawberry.
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These are commonly used to counteract the side-effects of chemotherapy, such as nausea, hair loss or difficulty breathing, but their growing popularity for skin lightening has led to official concern.
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According to Jaxcee, color director at Hair Rules Salon in NYC, various tones of red were super popular back in the day because lightening the hair ahead of time isn't required.
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Mains told the man, who identified himself as Rob, that he didn't have money but he did have a ticket to the game against the Tampa Bay Lightening, according to WPXI.
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It seems as if 'automation,' 'productivity' and 'efficiency' are developers' favorite terms these days and thus new products meant to save time and effort are hitting the market at lightening speed.
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I usually bring old clothes and shoes to wear and then donate at the end of my trip, which serves the dual purpose of lightening my load when I head home.
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"Put That Away and Talk to Me" Gold to begin, gentle blue voice, silver lightening strikes as the song progresses, followed by the slightly shiny black vibrations in the rhythm section.
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Russia's rouble was also on course for an impressive week for a second week running, but Turkey's lira, which has been the main lightening rod for EM nervousness this year, wasn't.
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After applying the lightening product, Andrews' mom says she checked her daughter's hair every five to 10 minutes for 30 minutes — but the processed hair started feeling hot to the touch.
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To make matters worse, people of color are most likely to use skin-lightening creams—and are already more vulnerable to health issues related to toxicity in their products and environments.
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The collection includes cropped sweaters, black skinny jeans, wide-leg pants, a military jacket, plus shirting (including a silk, tie-neck style) in leopard, starry, and Bowie-inspired lightening bolt prints.
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" And liberal lightening rod and Trump advisor Steve Bannon has repeatedly cited the book, describing an "almost Camp of the Saints-type invasion into Central and then Western and Northern Europe.
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What motivates people to keep lightening or darkening their skin, despite suffering health consequences, and even if most of us would find the results less-than-flattering, if not altogether shocking?
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"Typically my mom will make a brisket that's braised with red wine and tomato sauce, but because we're celebrating with brunch this year I'm lightening it up," says the cookbook author.
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As CNBC's Kevin Breuninger reports, you're more likely to get struck by lightening, attacked by a shark, hit by a meteor and score a hole-in-one on the same day.
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One hall includes a curved blue wall where skin-lightening products are spilled at its base; it's a 2017 piece by Juan Andrés Milanes Benito, a Cuban artist living in Norway.
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And indeed, the skin lightening product market in general is huge in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, due to internalized colorism and lighter skin shades being prized over darker ones.
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For each ticket, he quickly ticked off some claims of defects regarding address, type of vehicle, fines and the like — all the while lightening the jargon-laced tedium with jokes and stories.
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Meanwhile, black people with fairer skin, dating from slavery days, were treated better by their white masters and, later, employers, which helped create a market for skin lightening products for black people.
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"The market's had a big run, so I don't think it's anything drastic, just lightening up after a big pop," said J.J. Feldman, portfolio manager at Miracle Mile Advisors in Los Angeles.
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Off the Record Session – Cryptocurrency & Blockchain with Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation), Naval Ravikant (AngelList), Joseph Poon (Lightening Network), Karl Floersch (Ethereum Foundation), and Thomas Greco (OmiseGO) 1:00 PM – 1:20 PM
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Many prospective patients come to her seeking skin lightening, but before offering them any treatment she counsels them to think less about light and dark and more about evenly toned, healthy skin.
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Straightening lightening changes its visual appearance and meaning to us, and I really just had this instinctive urge to do it, precisely because it would change my relationship with truly wild nature.
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Earlier this year, there was a spate of outrage on social media after international users pointed out that increasing beauty levels in the app invariably resulted in a lightening of skin color.
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The teacher also yells "Sieg heil" while wearing an German SS-style lightening bolt on his shirt, according to an online video posted by the World Wide Wrestling Association (WWWA) last month.
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Which means either he has a lightening fast makeup team meeting him in the bathroom, or he isn't in the Perkins costume and another friend is helping him pull of this bit.
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This series, in particular, has some question marks and ellipses — the politics of darkening or lightening one's skin, for instance, remains unaddressed as Ms. Grzeszykowska embodies the photographic duality of positive/negative.
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After Turkey finalized its S-400 deal with Russia, the US suspended Turkey's partnership in the American-led, multinational Joint Strike Fighter consortium that builds the F-35 Lightening II fighter jet.
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At DakAkker urban farm, more than 20 meters (65 feet) above ground, wild flowers jostle for space with herbs, vegetables and fruit trees, lightening the sombre cityscape with a riot of color.
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Cryptocurrency operations "mine" or create digital coins by solving complex mathematical puzzles, a process that requires large amounts of energy to run lightening-fast microprocessors and air-conditioning systems to cool computers.
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And 18 months ago, when the West Village salon Whittemore House introduced its Hair Paint formula that protects, strengthens and treats hair during the lightening process, its number of Asian clients doubled.
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Olson, after all, has served as an Art Director, wrote her own fashion blog, Feels Like White Lightening, back in the day, and much more — and the focus wasn't always just fashion.
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Virtual visits still have their place—helping housebound patients in palliative care; treating patients displaced by natural disasters; lightening the load on hospitals and doctors so they can treat more serious injuries.
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It said it had simultaneously offered to buy back $639 million in bonds that come due in 2020, 3183, 2022 and 2023, with the goal of lightening its short-term debt load.
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If you look at the other YouTubers posting videos about DIY lightening hacks, as well as the comments on Taub's channel, many, if not most, of them are from women of color.
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The lightening speed with which the rebuttal was delivered was thanks to bioRxiv, a server where scientists can publish pre-prints of papers before they have gone through the lengthy peer-review process.
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In high school, she joined this growing percentage by experimenting with whitening creams and soaps, then finally starting taking glutathione pills, a rarely studied skin-lightening ingredient that's gaining popularity around the globe.
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Sources close to Chyna tell TMZ ... despite her partnership with Whitenicious by Dencia to roll out her "Whitenicious X Blac Chyna Diamond Illuminating & Lightening Cream," she's never applied it to her own skin.
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It's interesting, because while Chyna's reps told us she's been using Whitenicious dark spot corrector products for a few years to deal with her hyperpigmentation ... they didn't say she used the lightening cream.
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Once the killer gets the child to trust her from afar, she leaves, but not before smacking the girl's bowl of ice cream directly into her stomach in one precise, lightening quick motion.
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After lightening the recipient's hair to to a white sandy blonde, Grigsby mixes Pravana Vivid Locked-In colors (the "paint") with Pravana Vivid Clear (the "water") to lessen the intensity of each shade.
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At the same time, hair color is also channeling retro influences in summer 2019, with the resurgence of blonde-boosting hair-lightening sprays — the grown-up version of lemon juice and Sun-In.
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Although PhotoWonder claims to have users in 218 countries (perhaps double-counting some of the usual 196), it betrays some particularly East Asian aesthetic concerns, like enlarging your eyes and lightening your skin.
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At Barshop's salon, gynecologists perform all of the treatments (with the exception of waxing and vaginal steams), and they've actually developed their own chemical-free skin lightening method that involves using a laser.
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Redler, who follows the short-term technicals, said lightening up at that level would be better than adding, though it's possible the S&P could break through there and head back toward 2,940.
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The Duff transformation process went a little something like this: Nine Zero One Salon co-owner Nikki Lee started off lightening her whole head in order to properly apply the new pink color.
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What this meant was "lightening up on fats and flour" and "garnishing dishes with an unusual rainbow of bright steamed and sautéed vegetables," Mimi Sheraton wrote in her four-star review in 1981.
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It was also widely acknowledged that lightening the burden on the recently incarcerated would help everyone — the Public Defender's Office, the Adult Probation Department, the Controller's Office — reach more of their civic goals.
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Luis Padron, 25, who owns a cosplay business in Argentina, said he has spent over $35,000 in surgeries and procedures including skin lightening, nose surgery and hair removal for his sylvan shape-shifting.
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He has landed rhetorical blows on Modi, taking the floor of parliament in March to liken a tax amnesty announced in the budget to a skin-lightening cream that turns black money white.
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"I hope the Belgians will stop lightening up their roads in this way, if they don't want the extraterrestrials to come and land there," Caroline Guillot wrote on Mr. Pesquet's public Facebook page.
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On the same day of delivering the petition, the organizations also took out a full-page ad in a local newspaper demanding that the Seattle-based company stop selling toxic skin-lightening creams.
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The view that the lighter your skin, the "better" you are did not leave the continent with the Europeans, and eventually, science caught up, as skin-lightening products became available throughout the continent.
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A woman&aposs skin-lightening face cream put her in a coma because it was contaminated with mercury, according to a new report published today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Retired Chicago Cubs player Sammy Sosa admitted in 2010 that he was a long-time user skin lightening cream after a picture surfaced of him looking "ghost-like" at the 2009 Latin Grammies.
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Kahlo's grandniece, Mara Romeo Pinedo, and her daughter, Mara de Anda Romeo, accused Barbie of tweezing the artist's iconic unibrow, lightening her eye color, and neglecting to include her wheelchair among her accessories.
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Despite the lightening incident, Caitlín Nic Aoidh has been active on Twitter since, too — so unless she's been abducted and her feed is now in the slimy grey hands of aliens, all is well.
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Around the globe, skin-lightening procedures and products — many of which are experimental, unregulated, and extremely dangerous — are becoming popular among women hoping to gain an upward trajectory in cultures that prize lighter complexions.
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Algos, as these programmes are known, are used by market makers to search at lightening speed for platforms with deeper liquidity pools or break up large orders into tiny bits tor reduce market impact.
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The conference also underscored the shift emerging in EU rulemaking to "proportionality" or lightening the burdens for smaller banks as policymakers begin to revise rules hastily agreed during the heat of the financial crisis.
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Luckily for the little girl and her dad in this Macy's commercial, the kid across the water knows morse code and invites her to Christmas dinner via his nightstand lamp, lightening spirits for all!
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Algos, as these programs are known, are used by market makers to search at lightening speed for platforms with deeper liquidity pools or break up large orders into tiny bits tor reduce market impact.
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Historically, lightening sprays haven't been all sunshine and salon-quality blonde highlights; those of us who experimented with similar formulations in our youth may recall a certain downside of brassiness or straw-like texture.
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The skin lightening products like Fair & Lovely that my aunt would scrub on me in hopes that I'd look like the ultimate light-skinned Bollywood starlet (Madhuri Dixit or Karisma Kapoor at the time).
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Beauty headlines about treating sunspots, exfoliating for skin renewal, and even applying flat-out skin-lightening products speak to certain ethnicities of women for whom fair skin is the ideal, my mother among them.
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Swift is a lightening rod for political commentary, and I almost feel bad that she can't do anything without it spiraling into the same debate, but even by the internet's standards, this was quick.
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The brutal details of this last shooting, which involved children—often seen as especially tragic mass shooting victims and therefore lightening rods for coverage—helped draw sustained local press attention over the past week.
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She's seen products like skin-lightening cream (popular in India and South Korea) spread across the Persian Gulf, and international brands like Hugo Boss and Chanel rise to dominate the region's luxury goods market.
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"Saw a couple tweets stating 'please learn the difference between bleaching and lightening'....let's STOP acting like this advertisement, and company as a whole, ('whitenicious') does not promote 'lighter is better' mentality," Aina tweeted.
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There were liposculpting and fillers for your vulva, followed by g-spot injections (which would supposedly improve orgasms), and targeted skin lightening treatments that would change the shade of a vulva to Carnation Pink.
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Skin-lightening products contain chemicals such as mercury and hydroquinone, which can cause liver damage, reduce resistance to bacterial and fungal infections, and increase anxiety, depression and psychosis, according to the World Health Organization.
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President Trump Friday signed a pair of executive orders aimed at lightening the regulatory load on financial institutions, setting the stage for a broader push to scale back the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed Randal Quarles as the Federal Reserve's top official on regulatory matters, filling a role critical to the Trump Administration's goal of lightening post-financial crisis regulations.
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Dencia and her company are suing LisaRaye for defamation and product disparagement claiming the "Single Ladies" actress badmouthed her skin lightening products by saying they caused cancer and left dark spots on the skin.
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Often, the weight of my limbs and head seemed to vanish, my body's 150 pounds lightening to near weightlessness as goosebumps emerged on my skin, skin that tingled and grew warmer with each refrain.
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The Food and Drug Administration issued an advisory on the dangers of unregulated injectable skin-lightening agents sold online and in stores, but it hasn't taken a stance on treatments provided by medical professionals.
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So Mr. Lighthizer and Congress could well go ahead with the tax plan, lightening the tax burden for American manufacturers as well as inflicting plenty of damage on China and the global supply chain.
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Per a 220 report, the global skin lightening product market is worth an estimated $230 billion, though it's unclear exactly how many of these sales can be attributed to anal or vaginal bleaching products.
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" Barshop denies that the vaginal lightening trend has anything to do with people trying to achieve unrealistic or racist beauty standards: "They're not trying to lighten the area to look like a white person.
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Sure, we could chalk it up to Beyoncé magic, but the truth is, her ever-evolving hair color comes courtesy of foilyage, a lightening technique that minimizes damage, according to her longtime colorist Rita Hazan.
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A conference dedicated to "Lightening the age of Transformation", dmexco sees innovative businesses, future thinkers, and those who are crafting the future, come from far and wide to further the conversation about our future world.
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You thought that by downloading CCleaner, a popular and free app for optimizing PC performance, you'd sweep out those digital cobwebs and be zipping around your trusty Windows machine at lightening speeds in no time.
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Say what you will about the upkeep of highlights, but there's just something about walking out of the salon with a fresh new shade of blonde that makes every downside to lightening your hair disappear.
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As long as Apple provides an adapter to plug traditional earbuds into a lightening port, Zino said he sees the move as a non-event that would not have an impact on iPhone 7 demand.
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Shortly after lightening up her locks, Sarah Hyland hit the salon once again, but this time, for a layered cut reminiscent of "The Rachel," the iconic style Jennifer Aniston sported in the '90s on Friends.
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UBS suggest that with Apple's upgrade sales lightening, 45 percent of unit sales this year could comprise of new customers, though this group is estimated to have declined by 4 percent in comparison to 2015.
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Whether you're in the market for subtle lightening, or you're dreaming about going platinum, it's important to educate yourself on exactly what it takes to get, maintain, and ultimately grow out the blonde you're eyeing.
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In terms of visible signs of wear, I have noticed a lightening of the toe as my regular scuffs against the pavement have worn away some of the leather over the course of a year.
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That heated discussion then fueled an entire new Kardashian argument and crying jag that became powerful enough to stand as a premiere episode cliffhanger and a lightening rod for more drama further into the season.
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Products that contain hydroquinone are not banned in the US. In 2014, the California Department of Public Health issued a warning against using creams that contain mercury, another agent used in some skin-lightening products.
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In 2011, the World Health Organization reported that 77 percent of women in Nigeria used skin-lightening products regularly, as did 40 percent of women in China, Malaysia, the Philippines, and the Republic of Korea.
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With Brummel bemoaning how serious every project at the label had gotten, requiring significant financial investment in terms of marketing and promotion, Bonner floated the idea of lightening the load by starting a singles series.
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Skin lightening in countries like India, the Philippines, and China is often linked to the ideas of protecting your skin from the sun, revealing a better, whiter you, and connecting paler skin with marriageability or attractiveness.
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White cars pulled ahead during David Cameron's Tory-Lib Dem coalition government—maybe because the economic mood was lightening, or perhaps because draining a car of colour is another way of not making a firm choice.
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Implementing SegWit will also allow Litecoin to experiment with something called Lightening Networks — which would essentially allow for instant Litecoin payments off the main blockchain, with transactions only settling on the chain when they need to.
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Japanese government bond yields through the 10-year maturities have sunk to record lows below zero percent under the Bank of Japan's negative interest rate policy, introduced in January, potentially lightening the government's debt-servicing cost.
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Draghi has become somewhat of a political lightening-rod in Frankfurt, where many analysts, bankers and citizens blame the Italian central banker for penalizing German savers as he seeks to boost the euro zone's ailing economies.
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But if you're looking to feel these #FreeTheNipple vibes for yourself, you're going to have to act fast, and we mean really fast because this collection, like all things Kardashian, is selling out at lightening speed.
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When asked if Taco Bell would support supplemental taco emojis, like, say, an open-faced taco, a trompo, the vertical spit on which pork al pastor is cooked, or simply lightening the color of the shell.
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The sale of Kidman, which runs cattle and pastoral activities on tracts of land the size of South Korea, has been a lightening rod for concerns about the sale of Australian agriculture assets to foreign investors.
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But even if skin-lightening is unintentional, the result is still as damaging, which is why modern retouchers are hyper vigilant about matching skin tones, and making sure checks are in place so mistakes don't happen.
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Thanks to this technology, urban innovation is happening at lightening speed between agencies, with city vendors, amongst new startups taking over entire industries and especially among consumers and small businesses with products like Nest and Placemeter.
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Although lightening is a major part of her business model, not to mention her YouTube content strategy, she says she resents her clients' partners for making them feel insecure about the color of their private parts.
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At one point during Newton's nearly seven-minute interview, his teammates walked behind the reporters gathered three-deep around his locker and starting saying, "We love you, Cam," and even sang him a song, lightening the mood.
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"Long-term use of inorganic mercury in skin-lightening creams can result in kidney damage, skin discoloration, rashes, toxicity to the kidneys, peripheral neuropathy, and psychosocial issues such as anxiety, depression, and possibly psychosis," Dr. Chiu explains.
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Beyoncé and Jay Z were spotted taking cute pictures of one another posing with the Elyx copper pineapples, while Gaga continued her tribute, showing up to the party with Bowie's famous lightening bolt still on her face.
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"Since [lightening sprays] contain hydrogen peroxide as the primary ingredient, you can expect that the user will experience some protein damage that can result in hair that is more brittle and that feels more dry," Romanowski says.
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Multinational cosmetics brands have found a lucrative market: global spending on skin lightening is projected to triple to $31.2 billion by 2024, according to a report released in June 2017 by the research firm Global Industry Analysts.
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Finally he would make as if to jab, and instead slam his palm into the shoulder or face of the opponent, forcing their upper body back and lightening their lead leg, which his right hand picked up.
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By the time you reach the final painting, high up under the museum's great skylight, you've been through a rich life, and had a spirit-lifting, body-lightening lesson in what abstraction can be and can do.
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So did our friends in the United States who first used it as a base for their day trips to Venice, lightening the load on a sinking city, but then ended up preferring Treviso and skipping Venice.
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"With the volatility that we had in the U.S. equity markets in the past few days, we are seeing some people lightening up on gold a little bit," said Michael Matousek, head trader at U.S. Global Investors.
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The woman, whose identity has not been made public, bought the skin-lightening cream through an "informal network" from Mexico, and the methylmercury was added to the cream by a third party, officials said in the statement.
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Reylo may darken Rey while lightening Kylo, but the overall idea is that their love for each other to fully counteract each other and exist as a fulcrum upon which the energy of the galaxy can rest.
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The drugstore spray-on hair lightener that was all the rage in the 1980s is getting a luxury makeover courtesy of companies like IGK (Summertime hair lightening spray, $27) and Ouai (Sun of Beach Ombré spray, $24).
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When a photo of Beyoncé from a 2008 L'Oreal campaign cased enough of a stir to warrant a response, her representative mildly urged the company to "be careful" with lightening the singer's skin in the production process.
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FaceApp, the controversial face-morphing mobile app that drew criticism earlier this week for lightening the complexion of users with dark skin tones—reacts in some truly bizarre ways when you attempt to feed it non-human faces.
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This raised eyebrows, particularly when it emerged that Page had done work with and owned shares in the Russian energy company Gazprom, and had often defended Russia's policy on Ukraine and called for the lightening of US sanctions.
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The Literary Science Writing Award seems to reflect our current love of all things weather, with Rain by Cynthia Barnett, Thunder & Lightening by Lauren Redniss, and Island on Fire by Alexandra Witze and Jeff Kanipe making the cut.
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The brand, known for its affordable alternatives to pricier makeup items, has a quick to-market strategy which relies on close manufacturing relationships and its own factories to turn around trendy, of-the-moment items at lightening speed.
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In 2010, the New York Times reported that dermatologists across the US were seeing Hispanic and black women with severe side effects from skin lightening creams, "many with prescription-strength ingredients," in products like Hyprogel and Fair & White.
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A key reason is that surging rents and home prices have made it next to impossible for many people to save enough to buy — even though today's ultra-low mortgage rates have the effect of lightening housing bills.
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For black and Latinx people, marketing for skin lightening products often references hyperpigmentation of certain body parts (lips, for example) while also noting that the products don't contain harmful chemicals, like a lot of traditional bleaching products do.
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The term is a nod to "clean energy," but in addition to lightening the "food-prints" of animal products by growing them with far fewer resources, clean meat (and gelatin) is just cleaner from a food safety perspective.
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It also ran into some race controversy over a 'hotness' filter which had originally been included in the app, after people found it was lightening skin tone as one of its 'beautifying' effects — leading to accusations of prejudice.
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K-pop as we know it wouldn't exist without democracy and television — specifically, South Korea's reformation of its democratic government in 1987, with its accompanying modernization and lightening of censorship, and the effect this change had on television.
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At home, Mr. Macron, a former investment banker with no previous experience in elected office, has recalibrated his political course in the face of the Yellow Vest protests, lightening, a bit, the tax burden on the working class.
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After calling poison control, doctors gave the woman a feeding tube with medicine for treating her condition and interviewed her family, who told them the woman had a history of using skin-lightening creams she bought from Mexico.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Tuesday vacated a lower court decision denying Olaplex's request for a preliminary injunction blocking sales of L'Oreal haircare treatments that strengthen hair fiber during the coloring or lightening process.
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If a client can't afford a $190 double-strength Cinderella drip (a lightening mix of glutathione and vitamin C), there are dozens of products in her Belo Essentials line available at grocery and mass retailers across Asia and online.
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Long time festival-goer Abby Schilller, who has attended a number of festivals including CRSSD Fest, Coachella, Lightening in a Bottle and Outside Lands, recommends checking out prospects for your festival schedule on SoundCloud before deciding who you'll see.
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While it's hard to tell with the hat the Oscar-winning actress is wearing, it appears to be balayage — a freehand technique in which swatches of hair are carved out from the head and painted with a lightening agent.
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Authorities detained dozens of top Saudis including billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal in a move widely seen as an attempt by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to neuter any opposition to his lightening ascent to the pinnacle of power.
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In her research on skin bleaching in Tanzania, Lewis-Arthur also found that many women falsely believed that if they just continued to use their lightening products, the acne, skin discoloration and other side effects they caused would disappear.
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Cirque du Soleil will make its Saudi debut this year, international companies are signing deals to operate movie theaters across the country, and the conservative kingdom is lightening up with comic book festivals, dance performances, concerts and monster truck rallies.
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Your odds of actually seeing results are better if you mix two to three tablespoons with a squirt of lemon juice though, since that also has skin-lightening abilities (not to mention the acid works to remove dead skin cells).
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It's not surprising for someone to come into the emergency room — even if they have a history of headaches or migraines — and say they feel like they've been struck by lightening or have a headache that brought them to their knees.
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As an article in The Atlantic pointed out, just a few hundred years after da Vinci's death, Venetian women would turn to outdoor salons of sorts when lightening hair, sunning themselves on terraces while hair soaked in corrosive lye mixtures.
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As a result, Bradshaw has been lightening his portfolio, selling out of approximately 10 holdings to concentrate his fund into the 50 stocks that he expects have the strongest balance sheets and market positions to grow during slowing economic growth.
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The ad goes on to show Scholten walking through a cornfield, a lightening bolt coming from a dark sky to strike a field, and a screen shot of his opponent, Republican Steve King, talking about a controversial tweet on CNN.
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Bush, the cousin of former president George W. Bush and nephew of the late George H.W. Bush, is known in the health-care world for speaking his mind and for lightening the mood at industry events with pithy on-stage quotes.
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Meanwhile, Google also addressed lightening-rod issues across the tech industry like gadget addiction and filter bubbles by launching new Android tools to help moderate screen-time and a fresh News app that feeds users various perspectives on a given story.
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Some cities and municipalities have already discovered that PPPs allow them to shift most of the cost of vital infrastructure renewal to equity and investment firms, transferring the fiscal risk of new projects to investors while lightening their own budgetary impact.
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On Beauty In her Highland Park, Dallas, home, the facialist Joanna Czech has an arsenal of skin-care products for every need: vegetal placenta serums for lightening dark spots, green algae face masks to decongest pores — to name a few.
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He is one of many stylists who welcome bold special effects on this hairdo: graduated color, for instance, and a technique known as slicing, which involves lightening full slices of hair rather than using the standard weaving technique in highlighting.
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These overhauls have reversed or chipped away at years of French social and economic policy, making the labor market more flexible, lightening the fiscal burden on the rich, ending the protected status of railway workers, and making universities mildly selective.
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Later, there was some anticipation around the fact Giorgio Armani called his show "Earth" — but it turned out to be because it was inspired by the muddy colors of the land (dank browns, midnight blues), gradually lightening to morning mists.
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Meanwhile, Obama's famous pledge -- that "if you like your plan, you can keep your plan" -- became a lightening rod for critics of the law, as some Americans received cancellation notices from their insurance companies and found that they couldn't keep their plans.
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Concerned about her daughter's breakouts, Carleton's mom gave her dozens of products to try— including a scrub, a cleanser, a serum, a night-repair treatment, lightening cream for dark spots, and a bleaching cream for extreme dark spots—none of which proved effective.
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The new parents had always envisioned a large family and, after consulting with doctors, they were told that the chances of their second child having the same condition would be like "lightening striking twice," Maggie, 53, of St. Louis, Missouri, tells PEOPLE.
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Initially aligned with the vast Sinaloa Cartel led by the now-jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán, the CJNG went on to expand at a lightening pace, establishing itself in seven states within around six months, according to the global consulting firm Stratfor.
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This first iteration of Pacific Raptor began on January 23, and entailed twice-daily takeoffs of F-22 Raptors and F-35A Lightening IIs, followed by F-16 Fighting Falcons, which took on the notional role as adversaries during each training mission.
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Snapchat users, for instance, have criticized the company for its "beauty filters," which, instead of highlighting a user's particular beauty, often actually just bring them closer to a white European ideal by lightening skin tones, shading eyes blue, and slimming noses and jawlines.
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In 2500, the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology issued an opinion stating that women of color were disproportionately exposed to problematic ingredients in beauty products, partially because of the societal pressure on them to use hair relaxers and skin lightening products.
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The joint venture is facing an uphill battle in taking on WhatsApp, which offers free text, picture and video messages and whose adoption in big African markets such as South Africa was lightening-fast because texts over a phone network are still expensive.
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With hair like lightening, a handshake like a vice, and a voice whose rumble puts the low flying Cessnas of the nearby Pottstown Municipal Airport to shame, Giannopolous' office at Sly Fox's brewery and tasting rooms lies just minutes from American Keg.
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There are three things China needs to do well - lowering taxes and cutting fees, preserving the intensity of its fiscal spending so that its effect can be better felt, and supporting the real economy and lightening the burdens of companies, he said.
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A tough-talking makeup artist who feels uneasy with the ideal of beauty that requires lightening the skin and rounding out a flat nose, Rosalyn bluntly propositions Hero, masking her true feelings as mere lust, an act of bravado that fools no one.
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With some estimates putting the number of women in West Africa using lightening cream at 70 percent in some places, officials say they are worried there could be a sharp uptick in skin cancer because these products attack the skin's natural protective melanin.
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Similarly, the changes he has pushed through so far — like his lightening of the mammoth French labor code, with barely a whimper from the opposition — only buttress the narrative of individual determination, which he now hopes to infuse in his fellow citizens.
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In her practice, Taub estimates that she gets four or five requests for the treatment per day; in terms of the popularity of the services she offers, she says it is a "50-22006" split between vaginal lightening and laser hair removal.
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"Whether citric, lactic, or glycolic, using acids on dark skin tones should be done with caution, as excess peeling of the skin can conversely lead to hyper-pigmentation, or can cause burns that may lead to lightening or darkening of the skin," Dr. Weiser says.
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Whether you opt for root-to-tip highlights or bespoke, painterly balayage, lightening 30-40% of your hair — through bleaching or a high lift tint — means "you now have a combination of different elasticities," says Mancuso, from resilient virgin strands to drier, more damaged ones.
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Pressing Sally for facts one minute, he would pivot and ask her to speculate on strange, impossible questions about the nature of time and the workings of memory, before pulling back and lightening up, pausing a beat, then circling back around to prod and probe.
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The changes suggested include easing up on restrictions big banks now face in their trading operations, lightening the annual stress tests they must undergo, and reducing the powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which has been aggressively pursuing bad behavior by financial institutions.
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While it's not the only company to market such products — L'Oréal and Pond's have their own whitening lines — a Nivea ad for a skin-lightening lotion called "Natural Fairness" went viral this week after black London-based entrepreneur William Adoasi shared it on Twitter.
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Of course, this is not your local nail salon's wax-on, wax-off brow grooming: Hamilton's all-inclusive signature treatment usually goes for $180, and involves an expert shaping as well as any tinting, staining, or lightening necessary to make your brows look their best.
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In examining failures like that walnut bread, Edwards emphasized that most "disasters" can be addressed by lightening up: Add some yeast if your leaven — the flour, water and starter mixture that helps activate the bread's rise — isn't quite ready and you're running out of time.
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The overwhelming feeling is that Mr. Macron's express train of pro-market reforms — lightening a protective labor code, largely doing away with a wealth tax, ending favored status for the country's railway workers — has so far not improved the lives of ordinary French people.
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But the recent photo that surfaced on social media in late April has Lil' Kim as the center of a broader discussion about the pressures women of color face to obtain Eurocentric standards of beauty through practices like skin lightening, sometimes with deadly consequences.
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Two days after the president received the inaugural telegram on the newly linked system, the federal government halted its use of the Pony Express, turning instead to what the Western Union Co. called its "lightening lines" that spread communications' links from coast to coast.
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It's important for cultural figures to not simply explain away accusations that they're lightening their skin for mainstream acceptance, but to really speak about why they feel the need to change their skin tone in the first place and how this cycle perpetuates colorism.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The dark horses from Japan may have failed to spoil Usain Bolt's send-off party, but lightening team work helped them pull off a massive shock by upstaging North American sprinting giants to win Olympic silver in the 4x100 meters relay on Friday.
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Once it detects an area that doesn't match the rest, a microprinter in the wand then corrects the spot using a picoliter—that's one billionth of a liter—of a serum containing mineral-based pigments, moisturizer, and spot-lightening ingredients to fade the hyperpigmented area over time.
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Hardy delivers a performance that's shot through with some great physical comedy and sight gags, and the levity goes a long way to lightening what could have been an exercise in morbidity given the darkness of an alien-infected, organ eating anti-hero at the movie's core.
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In Bangladesh, which borders India, 40,000 people in rural low-lying areas have been directly affected by the floods, and 16 people have died due to lightening strikes across the country since Saturday, according to Enamur Rahman, the Bangladeshi State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief.
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So, in the case of this iPad mini 110, you get the same lightening-fast processing speeds, 10-hour battery life, iSight and FaceTime HD cameras, robust A8 chip, gorgeously laminated 7.9-inch Retina display, and sleek gold finish as you would with a brand new tablet.
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Some may argue that Black Kartel—the colloquial way fans refer to the artist and the records he made prior to his bleaching (the practice of lightening one's skin that is common, if controversial in Jamaica)—is a much stronger artist than the Kartel we see today.
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I suspect that a book like this— a hot potato, a splash of cold water, a lightening rod, a call to "wokeness"— will become an important sign post from this era, a future time capsule that you don't have to wait to open and learn from.
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The series somewhat undermines its real-world resonance with its more over-the-top aspects, although those are perhaps helpful in lightening what's often a grim mood, especially in terms of Kendall, as brilliantly portrayed by Strong, a defeated, hollowed-out husk of a human being.
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Using these products often requires exposure to hydroquinone and mercury, which are the main ingredients in most skin lightening products and disrupt or suppress the production of melanin, said Dr. Carlos Charles, a dermatologist and the founder of Derma di Colore, a practice in New York.
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" Ads for "Whitenicious X Blac Chyna Diamond Illuminating & Lightening Cream" began appearing on Whitenicious' and Chyna's Instagram accounts on Tuesday — one of which included a video of Chyna hawking her $22 Swarovski crystal-studded jar of cream, set to a sample of Kanye West's 26 tune "Flashing Lights.
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The real star here, though, is director James Wan (a veteran of "The Conjuring" and "Fast & Furious" series), who creates an unabashedly comic-book-immersive world -- with the occasional clumsiness that entails -- while lightening the mood considerably from the darkness into which some of DC's prior efforts descended.
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Changes proposed by the Treasury Department include easing up on restrictions big banks now face in their trading operations, lightening the annual stress tests they must undergo, and reducing the powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which has been aggressively pursuing bad behavior by financial institutions.
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But social liberalism clearly has something to do with it: the lightening of prohibitions on self-destructive behaviour leads people to make decisions which, in the long-term, can leave them either addicted to drugs or lacking the skills or self-discipline to become productive members of society.
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From lightening up our outerwear to trying a different shoe or bag, a few quick wardrobe swaps will have us (and hopefully you, too) feeling like a whole new woman — and who knows, maybe we can even score a little extra cash by selling those worn-and-loved pieces.
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The guy, Von, doesn't say anything about lightening, but suggests her current image might not work in the U.S. As we reported ... Spice definitely went full white face as part of the rollout for her new mixtape, "Black Hypocrisy," which shocked the hell out of everyone and their mothers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 19 (Reuters) - The dark horses from Japan may have failed to spoil Usain Bolt's send-off party, but lightening team work helped them pull off a massive shock by upstaging North American sprinting giants to win Olympic silver in the 4x100 metres relay on Friday.
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Other traditional big holders and buyers of Treasuries like Saudi Arabia and Japan have also been lightening up, the former to plug budget shortfalls due to the low price of oil and the latter as Japanese banks sought dollar liquidity to dodge deeply negative interest rates at home.
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When her father starts drinking again, eviction notices appear, and her parents' marriage falters, Genesis tries to fix her family by changing herself; by lightening her skin and straightening her hair, she hopes to make her family, and especially her father, proud of her — and by extension, themselves.
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But this week, the brunette changed the game for what a modern mix of brown and blonde should look like by lightening her hair with the dopest of dye jobs, compliments of Hollywood's premiere blonde-maker, Tracey Cunningham, the colorist who tends to the heads of Khloé Kardashian and Chrissy Teigen.
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Kylie has tried basically every hair color imaginable over the years, but this shiny, root-less "Barbie blonde" — achieved after, oh, just two full days of lightening sessions with Kim's go-to colorist Chris Appleton — is the brightest we've ever seen on her... kind of like staring into the sun.
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Users quickly noticed that the app's "hot" filter had a strong preference for lightening skin tone and more European features: The app's developers quickly apologized for the AI's racist tendencies, and briefly renamed the filter "spark" to remove the positive connotations (the filter has since been deleted from the app).
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In a lightening round of questions at the end of the event, Johnson summed up his view of his role in the race with a creative answer to a question from Bash about what he would say to Trump and Clinton if he was trapped in an elevator with them.
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In 270, actor Emma Watson (of Harry Potter fame) had to issue a statement saying she would no longer endorse products which "do not always reflect the diverse beauty of all women" after criticisms of her earlier appearance in ads in Asia for Lancôme's Blanc Expert line, used for skin lightening.
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For her performance with the iconic heavy metal band Gaga changed into one of their vintage rock tees and a ripped-up fishnet bodysuit, before making her final change of the evening, channeling Blondie in even more asymmetrical black leather with a glittery silver and blue lightening bolt across the side.
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The challenge comes from the lightening-fast rounds (20, 30, and 30 minutes respectively) and the wackiness of the mystery baskets, which usually include at least one ingredient meant to throw the chefs off—think sardines paired with banana chips for the appetizer course; American cheese for the dessert round.
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The best way to describe an assimilationist is to describe myself, so here's what I'm wearing right now, on a chilly California day at the start of the year: My hair (on which I use somewhat expensive lightening shampoo to coax it toward a dirty blonde) hangs just past my chin.
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Fashion Review There is a fledgling 19-year-old Nigerian-born designer who boasts of a nascent cult following in Japan; a Sudanese immigrant model discovered at his prom in Albany; a gay African-American Army veteran who pitched his spring 2018 men's wear collection toward lightening the country's mood.
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Skin bleachers often have more potent ingredients like mercury or steroids, some of which are banned in certain countries, including the US. Skin lightening or brightening products, meanwhile, are often sold over the counter, and suggest a more subtle shift in your skin tone (brighter rather than whiter) than flat-out bleaching.
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The phrasing around skin lightening products in North America isn't different from the marketing in other countries because North Americans consumers are less racist, or because the North American beauty industry is less obsessed with whiteness as the highest form of beauty: It's just because we're more concerned with whether we appear racist.
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A note of caution about the front-facing camera: it has the beautification filter on by default — which results in flattening and lightening of skin tone and softening of detail to the point of obliteration — and if you want to take even semi-realistic selfies, you'll have to tone that stuff down.
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Just even by walking by somebody that was playing that you understood it, and we think we caught lightening in a bottle the same way with Nintendo Switch because it's a whole console you can play at home, enjoy on a big screen TV, and then you can take it with you.
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"The belief is more and more as we use iCloud services for documents and our photos and videos and music, that perhaps the most price-conscious customers are able to live in an environment where they don't need gobs of local storage because these services are lightening the load," he said last year.
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Jeff Colyer (R) conceded defeat to Kris Kobach, the lightening rod Kansas secretary of State who has 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's backing.
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China's rapid economic progress has been a lightening rod for critics, led by U.S. President Donald Trump, who claim it uses unfair practices to gain a trade advantage, stoking fears of a trade spat with the U.S. A big reason for China's strong GDP growth is its abnormally large reliance on investment to backstop growth.
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If you want temporary pink tips like Troian Bellisario's: Apply L'Oreal's Liquid Hair Chalk in Pink Pop, $7.99, on your ends — it's s a wash-out formula that doesn't require any lightening beforehand, and will last until you shampoo your hair — so you can give it a try before you make a long-term decision.
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You're just -- when the lightening -- if there's one moment that could help the guy that has made his life's work something this profound, if you can somehow focus some energy on that, in that moment, at just the right time, it can be catalyzing, but it, in no way, can be mistaken for activism.
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"Having looked at lightning data pretty constantly for the last five years, numbers like this are very significant, they're very big, but it's a question of exactly how big is it," Vagasky said, adding that this cluster makes up a "fairly large percentage" of the lightening the Houston area will receive in a given year.
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Hewitt, whose office currently has a small, unfunded study underway that builds on her initial research, offered several speculations that she thinks warrant further scientific investigation: autism misdiagnoses in the Somali community, the lower vitamin D levels Somalis typically experience, and adverse effects from the skin-lightening creams that many Somali women use, which often contain mercury.
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Flat-ironing hair while in foils may seem dicey, but here's the thing: The wand's plates don't actually touch the foils — they simply hover at about an inch above and below a foil, using ventilated blades on either side to dispense just enough heat to rapid-lighten without damaging the hair to the extent of traditional lightening.
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That said, if you do want to try some sort of skin-lightening treatment for the skin around your anus, the important thing is that you go to a place where a doctor is administering the treatment, whether it's via bleach or a laser, so they can make sure you don't have another disorder causing hyperpigmentation, says Dr. Jhin.
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They can contain a natural ingredient such as soy, licorice or arbutin, sometimes combined with the medical lightening agent hydroquinone (though not all creams contain this–hydroquinone is a potentially carcinogenic ingredient and products containing it are banned or restricted in Ghana, South Africa, Côte d'Ivoire, Japan, Australia and the European Union, though they are still used illegally).
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RELATED: Pence-Kobach voting commission alarms states with info request He also pushed back at the President's oft-repeated claim that 3 million to 5 million people may have voted illegally in the 2016 election, suggesting that it is more likely that a person would be struck by lightening than that they would impersonate another person at the polls.
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But the proposed merger has also been a political lightening rod because of comments from 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.
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You Went out Alone In the Freshness of the Night When the Lightening Took you by Surprise You Didn't wear a Woolen Jacket And There Are Cadavers Cadavers by Néstor Perlongher, translated from the Spanish by Roberto Echavarren and Donald Wellman (2018) is published by Cardboard House Press and is available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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Perpetuating the idea that there is a single acceptable definition of beauty that people should strive to achieve by lightening their skin or straightening their hair is a dangerous and psychologically damaging form of discrimination in and of itself, but those pressures are doing more than just hurting women's self-esteem and leading them to feel ashamed in their own skin.
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"When we landed on the moon, July '69, the whole family was there, when Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon both Boots and Peppy went ballistic and started chasing each other around the coffee table at lightening speed, as if they somehow knew and were celebrating," Carvey, who voices Pops in Pets 2, said of his childhood dog and cat.
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But even the Trump administration seems to be lightening up as of late: Last week, pressured by a court order, the DEA announced it might finally begin approving applications for institutions to study cannabis for research purposes—an initial step that some advocates say could lead to rescheduling, but should, in the very least, allow more clinical trials to be performed.
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Although there is some medical basis for the period-delaying potential of ibuprofen and other NSAIDs like Advil and Motrin due to their anti-inflammatory effect, doctors only recommend them for lightening a heavy period, not halting one entirely; the Cleveland Clinic notes that the amount of ibuprofen that would be needed to stop a period would be well above the recommended dose.
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This J.K. Rowling biopic by Anna Klassen, When Lightening Strikes, coming in at 20 recommendations, or The Fifth Nixon by Sharon Hoffman, which tells the story of Watergate through the eyes of his secretary, Rose Mary Woods, or Call Jane by Hayley Schore and Roshan Sethi, which takes place in Chicago when an underground group of women performed safe but illegal abortions in the 1960s.
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"Until we get some clarity in those three drivers at a global level, we are neutral on equities and where we see, for example, in China, the likelihood of some further volatility, if we see a technical rally, if we see a bull rally coming from these very low levels, we suggest clients explore the possibility of lightening their exposure going into it," Woods added.
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"Quite a few people believe the recent recovery in cyclical sectors marks the start of a new round of economic cycle, but it might be just a short-lived rebound in China's long period of downcycle," wrote Li Xunlei, economist at Qiu Securities Asset Management Co. Upbeat economic data is merely the delayed response to government stimulus measures, Li said, comparing the phenomenon to the time lag between lightening and thunder.
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"Until we get some clarity in those three drivers [China growth, the Fed, oil prices] at a global level, we are neutral on equities and where we see, for example, in China the likelihood of some further volatility; if we see a technical rally, if we see a bull rally coming from these very low levels, we suggest clients explore the opportunity of lightening their exposure going into it," Woods said.
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Here, inside a 1,000-square-foot space that was, in fact, previously a wine shop (they even kept the same shelves, lightening up the room by adding several Noguchi lanterns and buckets of white paint), McNany and Tarlow are selling bottles from people "who actually grow the grapes and farm the fruit," says Tarlow, whose restaurant portfolio (Diner, Roman's, Achilles Heel) has long heralded a similarly intimate, person-to-person ethos.
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All of this is to say that Reading Festival, one of the more notoriously rowdy festivals in the UK festival calendar, home to 18-year-olds who make the pilgrimage to watch Arctic Monkeys and get their first STIs during the summer before university, has recently lived up to its reputation as a hallowed drinking site, via a revelation made by one Tim Burrows: Basically the story goes that Tim—perhaps a bit worse for wear himself, down in that 2003 Linkin Park (!) pit—misplaced his wallet at Reading 2003, and some friends of a lad named Giles picked it up, used a tenner out of it to buy White Lightening (if you've never had the pleasure of vomiting it up on yourself in a park: it's white cider, and it's horrible).
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