The added bonus is that it just lightens the mood.
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First, bleach lightens the hair (melanin is removed from the shaft).
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Those ghostly images stick with you, even after the story lightens.
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"Moooving Story Lightens Sentence," the Morning News reported on June 236, 250.
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A small dog with a child's face lightens the mood of despair.
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Your smile lightens up the room and your future is so bright.
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The healthier users tended to prefer "Valencia," which lightens a photo's tint.
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"It lightens my calendar, that's for sure," Mouratoglou said of Williams's hiatus.
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Her husband agrees: "After she does the VR, her mood lightens," he says.
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That&aposs because as ice melts, its weight on the rock below lightens.
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Healthier users favored the "Valencia" filter instead, which lightens the tint of photos.
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Holiday travel is notoriously frustrating, so anything that lightens the mood is appreciated.
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The ad aired in Ghana as a product that "visibly lightens" skin color.
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It certainly lightens up the troubling Trump news we've been seeing all week.
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It lessens the workload of the courts and judges and lightens up the docket.
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Congrats Sidney ❤️ your smile lightens up the room and your future is so bright.
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But such dysfunctions are rare and usually resolve after the athlete lightens her training load.
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Aluminum is used on the side panels, which lightens up the overall weight and improves efficiency.
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They also noted that Valencia was used more by non-depressed individuals, as it lightens photos.
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"Our collaboration provides respite and lightens the emotional labor spent when dealing in isolation," Young noted.
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From there, the mood lightens as the besties travel to London, Jordyn's favorite place in the world.
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Buying a refurbished laptop lightens the impact of your tech purchase on the planet – and your wallet.
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Because everything's really fucked up in the end, so I think it lightens the mood a little.
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A small tank lightens up a vehicle and is safer in a crash, so it makes sense.
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It's the iPad Pro-as-Surface Pro dream, a tiny laptop that significantly lightens my working load.
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One San Francisco-based blogger suggested that the filter lightens Kahlo's skin and used a painting as proof, yet that comparison isn't necessarily an accurate point of comparison — though it is troubling that the app lightens skin color at all — considering the artist often painted herself differently each time.
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At these display resolutions there's some question as to whether it actually lightens computing loads a significant amount.
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Bleaching is a common treatment that lightens not the skin itself but the fine hairs on the face.
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Process just until the mixture is smooth and creamy and lightens to the color of dry sand. 5.
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Playing with distraction, through phone use for example, lightens the mood, and lightheartedness takes the pressure off performance.
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The cooking wine lightens up a dish that would have been heavier if a red had been used.
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Process just until the mixture is smooth and creamy and lightens to the color of dry sand. 2.
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Everything lightens up when the sun heads into Taurus and your adventurous, worldly ninth house on the 20th.
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It also lightens your skin, and Motherboard has written about how this aesthetic reflects East Asian beauty norms.
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It's obviously very emotional and tense, but Blue lightens things up by giving his grandmother and grandfather a hug.
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"He's a fantastic dad and it helps when I'm serious and he comes in and lightens things," Pink explains.
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"He's a fantastic dad and it helps when I'm serious and he comes in and lightens things," she explained.
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But reducing the bottom line for the government also lightens the perceived damage that for-profit colleges have done.
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Mix on low speed until ribbons start to form in the mixture and the color lightens, about 3 minutes.
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Eventually, Harry lightens up a little bit and agrees to join the gang at what is absolutely a sex club.
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"Neutral" reform that lightens the tax burden across the board is pro-growth; eliminating deductions selectively and punitively is not.
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It's not the most comfortable experience, but the perfect pair of kicks (and maybe a few mimosas) lightens the load.
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City Kitchen As the long-awaited summer draws near, our moods change, and so do our menus: Everything lightens up.
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This lightens up your room according to the action on the screen in real time, making your screen appear bigger.
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But The Untamed lightens the mood through both its frequent comedy, its many soft moments — our heroes bond over bunny rabbits!
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Salvador's crisis is real, but its performative quality is a relief; it lightens the heaviness and gives you permission to laugh.
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Then Cheryl Faraone lightens the mood a little with Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia," a poignant, time-hopping meditation on genius and history.
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He's the life of the party, a wise-cracking robo-man who lightens the mood whenever he opens his metal trap.
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Notice that as Tim Kennedy's lead foot lightens to retreat, it becomes much more susceptible to being knocked out of position.
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When my skin inevitably lightens during winter, I often feel I look sallow and even vaguely like my body is betraying me.
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Acknowledging my body's existence lightens its burden, and doing so alongside others— me, we, us, you—renders the entire experience less daunting.
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The chef, Gaurav Anand, lightens the mood by serving rice-and-corn cakes in the luggage compartment of a tiny carrier tricycle.
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"It's been a good distraction for him, and when he's with them, he lightens up, he eats, he makes jokes," Deloughery added.
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Twitter users quickly noticed that the filter, denoted by a flame icon, dramatically lightens your skin when you apply it to a selfie.
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Basically, this means your colorist lightens your hair, then darkens your roots with a semi-permanent gloss or toner, to create a shadow.
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In the video ChaseMUA's face lightens up (from within, but yes with a little highlighter, too) as Dosh gives her the full treatment.
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He's not after swingy, happy syncopation, the kind you find in ragtime, which lightens a simple tune and makes it feel less foursquare.
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I want a real life flower crown that lightens my skin, slims my face, and brightens my eyes, just like the one on Snapchat.
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Fellini lightens the mood with strolling players and circus tunes, but the slide and the swings, in "Dogman," are noiseless and bereft of kids.
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The sky blue backdrop of the painting lightens slightly near the upper right, where a darker blue flower shape seems suspended in mid-air.
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However, Mr Kurniawan offsets the carnage and lightens the mood with skew-whiff logic and humour that ranges from slapstick to ribald to pitch-black.
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They need each other as balance; she lightens him up and he roots her a little bit, but it took a while to get there.
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These genes are shared across the globe, it turns out; one of them, for example, lightens skin in both Europeans and hunter-gatherers in Botswana.
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"Prolonged consumption frees the spirit light and lightens the body," it said, according to a translation cited in an article in the journal Frontiers in Pharmacology.
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Yet the attention paid to developing the young characters indirectly lightens the heaviness without backing away from the harsh realities of Black life in Martinique in 1930.
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Pattern, a year-old, Redwood City, Ca.- based startup, wants to become a kind of external brain that lightens the load of managing customer relationships for salespeople.
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Also included int the price tag are built-in, automated front and rear lights that turn on when it gets dark and turn off when it lightens.
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Here she lightens her timbre in tribute to her friend Lu on top of a hyperactive New Orleans band, and she's never sounded sexier or more committed.
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It lightens the mood of the class and relieves some pressure for me, knowing that I will definitely comprehend the lesson by the end of the class.
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But whenever it seems like he's leaning too heavily on the soapbox moralizing, he lightens the mood with a hilariously weird turn of phrase or oddball cultural reference.
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To finish the whipped cream, transfer the mixture to the blender and process until the color lightens and the texture begins to resemble mousse, 1–2 minutes. 8.
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The dark green becomes lighter toward the outer edges, while the pale pink ground darkens or lightens ever so slightly as one's attention roams over the painting's surface.
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He and Ms. Marti started running into each other at local events like Bock Fest, which lightens the mood of long Minnesota winters with beer drinking by bonfire.
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In "Samurai 6" (1982), Simpson uses enamel paint, which she slowly lightens from gray to white as it moves up a series of stacked planes and perforated planes.
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"It lightens the load mentally," said Conrad Anthony Nesossis, 69, a Mississippi native with diabetes who received hot meals delivered to his doorstep as part of the study.
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He lightens the heaviness with humor, physical comedy (fumbling, stumbling) and a perfectly synced cast that includes the funnymen David Cross, Zach Woods and a terrific Bob Odenkirk.
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Even the self-deprecating humor that Mishler delivers, tends to generate a smile or lightens the mood — and at London's Oval Space, it produced a sea of people laughing.
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Our driver noted the humor is seeing three girls in cheetah print and a baby being picked up from a tattoo parlor and his observation really lightens our mood!
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Even worse, as has sadly become familiar to many black women featured in magazines, is that Adweek appears to have used a filter that significantly lightens her skin color.
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You're in a nostalgic, emotional mood today, but tonight the mood lightens up this evening when the Moon enters fellow Earth sign Virgo, which will send flirty vibes your way.
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In the archipelago works unveiled in her last two shows at Pace, in 2003 and 2006, her palette lightens and brightens considerably even as her illness becomes a recurring theme.
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It's delicious, but the flavor is very wintry and heavy until you hit one of the disks of crisp raw apple tossed with lemon verbena, and then everything lightens up.
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The Sport edition adds on some handling improvements and lightens the car even further, with engineers removing 40 pounds by making things like the windshield wiper arms out of carbon fiber.
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Continental says its system not only lightens the load by up to 30 pounds, it frees up significant interior space, and draws less power, making it ideal for electric car options.
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This is music of constant forced transformation: A grinding march suddenly lightens into a lullaby; after that melody, in turn, seems to wander into lethargy, it suddenly snaps back to attention.
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KELLY EVANS: If this administration does do something where it separates the big banks from the small and lightens the regulatory burden on the smaller banks, does that put you at a disadvantage?
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If you present work or useful tasks that you could do — especially anything that solves a problem or otherwise lightens a manager's load — you are making "Sure, go for it" the simplest answer.
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So I will just start by saying the really obvious thing: the Xbox One S is what the... The latest DC movie lightens the tone and brings in some fun, but it's incoherent and scattershot.
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During the long, cold winter, her misery gradually lightens, and by summer Jenna is walking along the shore with the stray dog she has adopted (and the gentle veterinarian who's helping her care for him).
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And in case you haven't joined the movement yet, we've rounded up 14 bombers, from fast-fashion to luxury, that might just take the place of your trusted leather jacket when the weather lightens up.
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Some officials feel that the sales violate the spirit of the law and undermine government efforts to pressure Huawei, while others are more supportive because it lightens the blow of the ban for American corporations.
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Instrumental and vocal hooks pop up in unexpected corners, arranged in a parsable sequence that starts tough and lightens up in the middle, before Cardi musters all her energy to end on a triumphant note.
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The film doesn't have Deadpool's smarmy humor, but it operates at a similar revved-up speed, and it lightens up considerably from the grimdark jaw-clenching glower-offs of Man Of Steel and Batman v Superman.
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Even as the friends' conversation gets into dicey, defensive, and argumentative territory, "Value" seamlessly lightens the mood with Jayde instagramming her dinner—nothing in the real world will distract her from presenting her best life online.
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" Some U.S. officials feel that the sales "violate the spirit of the law and undermine government efforts to pressure Huawei, while others are more supportive because it lightens the blow of the ban for American corporations.
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The Philips 50-inch 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV delivers impressive picture quality, rich sound, and has three-sided Ambilight that lightens up your room according to the action on the screen, in real time.
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Thanks to a matte finish and a light sensor that imperceptibly dims and lightens the screen to match its surroundings, it all somehow looks intimate and lovely, and not—as one might fear—cheesy and horrible.
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Together this amounts to just over what it had targeted for the debt operation and lightens the government's painful debt load in 2019, a year when parliamentary and presidential elections could undermine political stability and dampen investor appetite.
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Over full-palmed piano melodies, Cam'ron ambles through detailed scenes with characters from his childhood in Harlem—college students fallen from grace, thugs in wheelchairs, addict grandmothers—with a love of internal rhyme and whimsy that lightens their weight.
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Friday evening lightens up your mood—a remedy to a tough week, when the Moon harmonizes with Saturn to encourage you to be happy with your informed decisions and putting you at peace knowing you did the right thing.
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He is not afraid to be solemn and grand, even blaring, but he lightens the textures of much of the score nearly to chamber music; this is the rare "Parsifal" that never feels leaden, that is deliberate, yet propulsive.
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In her series Backra Bluid, taking its name from a hybrid of Afro-Caribbean slang—backra, meaning "white master," and bluid, the Scottish word for "blood"—the artist dresses up as various female archetypes and lightens her skin to appear white.
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Generally speaking, Chinese people are more comfortable with Confucian than with Marxist values, and a return to "strong family values" lightens the burden on Xi's budget, since much of the cost of child care and elder care is borne directly by families.
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A rock 'n' roll subplot lightens the mood a bit, showing what can happen when a rebellious Western subculture meets a repressive post-Mao society—the birth of a colorful underground music scene complete with Beatles cover bands stalked by government censors.
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I must confess that it is not natural for me to always practice this gem; one way that I do so is by adding a bit of humor which lightens the situation and gives me a chance to get my point across.
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What motivates the masses, gives sense to their despair, lightens the weight of the world and compensates for sorrow no longer is the promise of a rich and happy country, as was the case after decolonization; it's a vision of paradise in the afterlife.
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It takes your mind off what you're going through and kind of lightens the mood up because, even people going through breakups, sometimes it gets too heavy and dramatic and serious, so it's nice to have someone to lighten up the mood and be flirty with sometimes.
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Ergo, Razer's GPU breakout box is a necessary dose of realism and a reasonable compromise: offloading the most intensive graphical processing to the Core lightens the Blade Stealth's load in all the important ways while still offering a kickass gaming solution when the situation allows for it.
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But given that it's free or cheap, it might serve as an introduction almost as efficient as Luaka Bop's you betcha classic Brazil Classics 4: The Best of Tom Zé, not least because it lightens up on the female choruses Zé isn't the only aging songpoet to lean on.
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It does what it&aposs supposed to do (brightens the complexion, lightens dark spots) but its real standout features are that it absorbs completely and almost instantaneously into the skin, and that it provides a glow that&aposs noticeable but not so over-the-top that people with oily skin should steer clear.
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This Pretty Woman lightens the social commentary that helped make Garry Marshall's 1990 film so memorably self-aware in peddling its escapism; anchored by an insouciant lead performance from Samantha Barks (best known for playing Éponine onscreen in Les Misérables), it tends to abandon altogether the film's already ham-fisted portrayal of gritty LA street life.
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It enacts some key changes to the Dodd-Frank law passed in 22019 and lightens the banks' regulatory burden, raising the threshold designating a bank as a systemically important financial institution from $50 billion to $250 billion in assets, thus making some banks not subject to many of the strict regulations passed in the Dodd-Frank act of 2010.
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Laughing together lightens the mood and shows the inexperienced partner that sex doesn't have to end just because you accidentally sneezed into their crotch or your bellies smooshed together and made a farting noise or you slipped off the bed entirely or you accidentally stabbed your girlfriend in the vulva with your nails or you got pubes in your teeth and then had to floss because it was driving you crazy. Hypothetically.
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