At some point it's like water off a duck's back.
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Like water, charismatic religion takes the path of least resistance.
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Like water through cracks, risk still finds a way in.
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Money is like water, following the path of least resistance.
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" Li characterized her marriage as "thin and colorless, like water.
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" "We're going to rise like water, gonna shut detentions down.
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Like water, "Nine Island" can flow both smooth and choppy.
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She is like water in how she moves through conformity.
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It was like water through a funnel but wasn't fast enough.
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You'll be drinking it like water, just as the name implies.
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But the XZs carries on other Sony signatures like water resistance.
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Now, UNICEF needs help sending additional supplies, like water purification tablets.
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Like water, people tend to take the path of least resistance.
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The reality of marriage permeates slowly like water into a sponge.
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It seems like water is quite a theme in your work.
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The act of scoring can be like water on parched tongues.
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Some of Peeta's projects even include lifelike textures, like water droplets.
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Waste floods out of them like water from an open pipe.
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The floor moved like water and the copy of me disappeared.
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If I have it, it's gone, like water through a sieve.
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With oil fetching high prices, "money flowed like water," he said.
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Expect document delays, fewer translations and no conference freebies, like water.
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Freedom is "a human need, like bread, like water," he insists.
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The product was clear and runny and looked like water, really.
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"It felt like water, but it was transformative," Ms. Tsai said.
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The key is to look for imperfections like water splotches and asymmetries.
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It tastes like water, but milk and sugar mask it pretty well.
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It makes the coffee at the office taste like water in comparison.
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"I really love crowd sounds—they're kind of like water," he explains.
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"Here I have services — like water, electricity and a phone," he said.
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The central problem for America's policymakers is that trade is like water.
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Campaign contributions will flow like water from defense and national security contractors.
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Like water, electricity, being able to drive where you need to drive.
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Like water, illegal border traffic always seeks the path of least resistance.
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This field is kind of like water through which particles can move.
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OnePlus won't say what this specifically means for things like water resistance.
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When work is like water, it can erode and destabilize our lives.
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The Nokk needed to look both like a horse and like water.
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"It's kind of like water flowing down into a dam," Fitch said.
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Private businesses have stepped in to provide other basic needs like water.
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I like water sports, but just don't dive due to ear issues.
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For me gaming is like water being added to the creative sandbox.
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The transparency of Ethiopian opals looks like water lit with fluorescent lights.
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"Our breasts normally drain fluid, like water flowing through a river," she said.
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He let loose a stream of abuse, like water gushing from a hydrant.
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In its "natural" state, electricity is turbulent, like water flowing down a mountainside.
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The pollywog in Stranger Things season 2 doesn't like water, according to Dustin.
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When this really kicks in we'll start paying off that debt like water.
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According to Travelwize's Cori, Belize has cachet with vacationers who like water sports.
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The slightly poor script fell away like water off a very high edge.
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Like water, trees can look even more impressive from a birds-eye view.
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Like water, without something to interrupt the flow, a whirlpool begins to form.
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It can also put a massive strain on resources like water and housing.
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If the good Texas stuff is like water, WCS is like maple syrup.
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For starters, you can cut down on single-use plastics like water bottles.
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Only a thin one exists today, allowing gases like water vapor to escape.
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Only a thin atmosphere exists today, allowing gases like water vapor to escape.
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The economic idea is that tax burdens, like water, find their own level.
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Like water to a fish, our militarized medium has become invisible to us.
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The city still lacks basic services like water, electricity, security and health centers.
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The Panama Paper stories run off Putin like water off a duck's back.
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Food carries a charge in frequency, so it can be programmed just like water.
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The texture itself goes on like water: It's thin, permeable, and sinks in fast.
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We barely slept for months, drinking coffee like water and eating pizza for breakfast.
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Some DERs store energy, like batteries, fuel cells, or thermal storage like water heaters.
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Chemists can tune the properties of these structures to attract specific molecules like water.
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But, like water, they evaporate into Titan's atmosphere, from where they fall as rain.
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But couldn't the president have ordered a big boy drink like water at lunch?
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Regulating tech like water would cause an outcry among investors and in Silicon Valley.
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So different liquids like water, oils, and alcohol will not spread on the surface.
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If you don't have access to natural resources, like water, like electricity, like borders?
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When this really kicks in we&aposll start paying off that debt like water.
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In fact, it's almost the equivalent of someone like me saying they like water.
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They know how to read the savanna-like water trails (and not get lost).
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"The people's words and wishes are like water, which can't be blocked," he said.
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So they kind of "slosh" around in the wells, like water in a bucket.
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A hard drinker, Rachel chugs booze like water and weeps like a broken faucet.
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Such people are, as they say in the martial arts world, strong like water.
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They carried us, passing mortals, like water bugs skittering along the surface of time.
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Though it really is beautiful, listening to the characters interact is like water torture.
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"The water is so clear and so fresh, like water you drink," Sam remarked.
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It has better features people will care about, like water-resistance and wireless charging.
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Small aqueducts feeding the green rice paddies spin colorful prayer wheels like water mills.
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The Sharks were more upright, their arms more rounded, their bodies moving like water.
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One their backs are figures representing the arts, figures that look like water sprites.
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Looks like water under the bridge now, though, and as Lawrence says ... "never say never."
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I have learned to flow like water so that I am constantly learning and evolving.
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Throughout the English-speaking world it has become a mass noun, like "water" or "sand".
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Electricity doesn't flow like water, it's instantaneously throughout the entire circuit and it's not rational.
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Schwartz had to juggle other things inside the cabin, too, like water bottles and snacks.
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"Our most urgent infrastructure needs are things like water systems in Flint, Michigan," he added.
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Connected devices can improve our effectiveness in environmental functions like water filtration and energy efficiency.
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Google isn't a monopoly and it isn't offering a commodity good, like water or electricity.
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Kiril was aware of the air in the room, the currents within it like water.
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"I tell my kids, it's kind of like water-skiing," she said on the podcast.
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"I used to drink these like water when I lived in the Caribbean," she said.
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Proud managers describe 2m components "flowing like water" to the factory line every working day.
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Adrift from his body, he began floating up and over it, like water on mercury.
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"You probably saw an increase in spending for essentials like water and food," he said.
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The typical gunman is like water, the experts said, following the path of least resistance.
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Communities where services like water and healthcare have failed have erupted in protests and riots.
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In solvent crystallization, solid materials are dissolved in a solution like water or another liquid.
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We were brought up with beer in large bottles on the table, just like water.
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Our excess consumption reduces the availability of resources, like water and soil, in the future.
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The resulting mixture moves and flows like water, even allowing certain objects to float or sink.
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These motors in turn control things like water pumps, rock-crushing systems and air-compression equipment.
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But you adjust to it as you listen more deeply, like water in a frigid pool.
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Now basics like water, food and fuel - once wrested from the land - must be paid for.
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Some treated it as a joke, selling things like water bottles and bricks at ridiculous prices.
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"It's, like, water with all the different minerals, vitamin B12 and vitamin C," Dr. Ali says.
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Lava may look like a liquid, but it's not like water: it's too sticky and viscous.
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Joined together, for example, the living trees have enhanced access to resources like water and nutrients.
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Providing clean water and sanitation Organizations like Water Mission provide clean water solutions to Haitian people.
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Stay hydrated with plenty of non-alcoholic drinks like water, iced tea, fruit juice, and soda.
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"Helvetica is like water," says a recent video about the most popular typeface in the world.
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I want to be like water -- pour me in to any glass and I'll take shape.
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In those years, money, food and fuel flowed like water from these nations into Pyongyang's pipelines.
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The plane reportedly brought much-needed supplies like water, juice, sleeping bags, diapers, and hygiene products.
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But liquid crystals straddle the boundary: They flow smoothly, like water, while maintaining a crystalline structure.
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Our brains slide off difficult messages and lessons like water off an oiled-up wrestler's chest.
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"Scarce resources like water are also shared by as many community members as possible," he said.
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It was Common's Like Water For Chocolate that made us want to start making beats together.
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"I have always let information flow through my head like water through a hose," he writes.
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Important resources like water could help inform future Moon missions, especially human expeditions to the surface.
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On the issue of water, groups like Water Aid do a great job on that. Globalgiving.
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On the issue of water, groups like Water Aid do a great job on that. Globalgiving.
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Race controlled labor, housing, education, medical services, all basic municipal services like water, sewage, paved roads.
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You even get other perks like water and dust resistance, lots of Bluetooth options and more.
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One is to take plastics like water bottles, wash them, shred them, melt and reconstitute them.
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" He didn't seem satisfied with either description and tried again: "My whole body was like water.
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Mr. Cooney discovered that only 7,000 of the 19,000 had survival supplies like water and biscuits.
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"I tried to create something that looked like water," said Rael Petit, the hotel's beverage director.
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"Internet access is a utility — just like water and electricity," Mr. Becerra said in a statement.
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But not of the rebuilding of homes or of basic infrastructures, like water, electricity, and transportation.
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The bright boy is perverted by the racism he imbibes like water into a man nearly unrecognizable.
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They are expected to have no headphone jack (RIP), but will boast new features like water resistance.
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Private-public partnerships and co-op ISPs are another option beyond supplying internet like water or power.
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Like water or oxygen, we all need a good night's sleep to live a long, healthy life.
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But unchecked, automated systems could send prices for staples like water skyrocketing after a disaster: price gouging.
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A drop of this multi-use lotion—which feels like water—provides a mega hit of moisture.
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President, your reprehensible comments are like water off a duck's back when it comes to this community.
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When Jenner is in margarita mode, ideas for pranks just flow through her like water (or … tequila).
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" Later she added, "People don't give you money to fix things like water fountains and bad air.
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When history is compressed into tiny spaces, reality gets forced out like water from a squeezed sponge.
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There's also a low likelihood that the outbreak will affect major infrastructure systems like water and electricity.
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Most US states have laws against merchants price gouging products like water and medical supplies during emergencies.
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Poems slip across the screen like water in "Paterson," Jim Jarmusch's wonderful new dispatch from Jarmusch-land.
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"It literally feels like water, it pretty much is, and it keeps the skin hydrated," he says.
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Search engines aren't like water utilities or railroads where limitations on physical space create a natural monopoly.
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Once lit, sparkles shoot up in the air and cascade downwards, like water in a miniature fountain.
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It would tabulate all the things that go into making food, like water, land, and greenhouse gas emissions.
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You'd think these regions would accumulate some solids, like water ice—and they have, on Mercury and Ceres.
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Stuff you experience every day, like water dropping or M&Ms spilling on the floor, are incredibly complex.
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So what we have in common is being really, really honest, being transparent, and I do like water.
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He said that trucks from both within and without of Texas are working to restore stock, like water.
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"We have things like water, food, clothing, generators, baby supplies, cleaning supplies," he said in his Twitter video.
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Money, like water, finds its own level, shifting until achieving a state of equilibrium, usually defined as value.
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They revered bears and wolves, and worshiped gods embodied in the natural elements like water, fire and wind.
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I feel that the key is to be like water, which is always flexible and finds a path.
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Strippers came into the office for special occasions, and drugs and alcohol flowed like water, the lawsuit states.
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Were the other chapters like water is wet and it like, it gets dark outside in the nighttime?
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"People come for sidra [cider] on tap and they knock it back like water in summer," says Sala.
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Single-use plastics—like water bottles, coffee cups, plastic packaging—are cheap for companies and convenient for consumers.
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Some Costco locations have set purchase limits on items like water and Lysol, with restrictions varying by region.
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I'd say most cats don't love water, but when cats are feeling unkempt, perhaps they do like water.
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You are like water, you cannot be imprisoned by the hands of man, dribbling out of human fingercups.
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I walk toward the glowing rim of the thing, its surface like water in a staticky vaporwave video.
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Over the long run, knowledge, like water, proves more powerful than every vessel that seeks to contain it.
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But many American hospitals have been spending capital "like water," said Kevin Schulman a physician-economist at Stanford.
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As you complete your swim, be grateful for your ability to merge mind and body, moving like water.
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It said things on it like "WATER AND SWEAT RESISTANT," and included instructions about reapplying every 30 minutes.
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At high speeds, the movement of objects and substances like water look like blurs to the naked eye.
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The skin along her arms and shoulders are different shades of tan like water stains in a bathtub.
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Underground water, kept warm by Pluto's radioactivity, then flooded this area of thin crust like water in a blister.
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Like the plan to return to the moon, using the natural resources of Mars, like water, will be imperative.
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Polarized sunglasses block the reflected light from flat surfaces (like water), which can be too intense for the eyes.
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It's possible — the government can regulate private companies that provide essential public services, like water, phone, and electric companies.
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Since vegetable glycerin is "more like water," according to Raber, it's unlikely you'd find it in a weed vape.
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That doesn't make a whole lot of sense if you imagine sea levels rising like water in a tub.
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Jessica: Well, I always like drinking OJ in the morning, but, to be honest, I just don't like water.
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Natural systems can provide basic services like water storage, storm buffering, or water filtration to communities, businesses, and residences.
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We are already seeing tremendous improvements in productivity and resource management (like water and pesticides) through precision agriculture techniques.
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I'm generally repelled, like water, from the plastic and silicone that most speakers are made out of these days.
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He griped about having to make wasteful spending concessions to Democrats, but it seemed like water under the bridge.
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Stress's most insidious power is its ability, like water, to find the cracks and then flood right through them.
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But, like water that has run into the sea, it cannot be used again until nature has recycled it.
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Halden said people don't think of the lenses as plastic waste because they feel like fluid, almost like water.
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Utilities like water and sewer get paid by the landlord and these are essential during a public health crisis.
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When that computing system controls critical infrastructure like water, electricity or gas, the consequences can quickly become very real.
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In the wipeout of Democrats in 85033, the party's energy was like water being sucked down the sink drain.
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It said its accessories business — for merchandise like water bottles and gym bags — was the strongest in five years.
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I enjoy this choreography moment by moment; yet it's nebulous, running through the mind like water through the fingers.
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But spending on health care and on basic public health infrastructure, like water pipes and sewers, has not kept pace.
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"But love, like water, is a renewable source if we know where to look and how to care for it."
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But there are other liquids, like alcohol, which a fish cannot live in, even though it looks exactly like water.
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But diplomatic goodwill may fade if Central Americans keep streaming through Mexico "like water", as Mr Trump tweeted last year.
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Sharks can hear prey up to a kilometer away, even the itty-bitty sounds, like water disturbances and muscle contractions.
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What looks like water dyed red is actually methylene chloride which boils and turns to a vapor at room temperature.
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He (in)famously opposed President Obama advocating having the FCC reclassify broadband internet as a utility like water or electricity.
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The technology is also something of an early warning system for things like water leaks, freezes, fire and mold outbreaks.
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On the way to disappearing, the gas swirls around the edge of the black hole like water around a drain.
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Work crews were trying to get affected services like water, sewage and telecommunications up and running again, Mr. Fitzsimmons said.
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As the years passed, my "Karen questions," as Phelps called them, worked on his defenses like water on a rock.
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At first it was slow, but like water swirling around a drain, it started to move more and more quickly.
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A wind of interstellar ions flows around the outside of the bubble like water around the bow of a ship.
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During breaks and lunch at some of these tournaments, stories about match fixing on the secondary tours circulate like water.
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It lay down on a portion of the sculpture painted to look like water, but found no tuna or minnows.
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Picture Boston: the Longfellow Bridge (nicknamed "the Pepperpot"), sculls drifting by like water striders, the sun glinting on the river.
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There are numerous free campsites, but many of the larger sites with services like water and toilets require a fee.
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Should you spend money on necessities like "water" and "a place to live," or luxuries like "video games" and "candy"?
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In Wilmington , the state's eighth-largest city, residents waited for hours outside stores and restaurants for basic necessities like water.
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In his dances and in life, the choreographer Kota Yamazaki believes that a person needs to be fluid, like water.
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Meanwhile, this page shows the various contracts EPA has awarded to private contractors to do things like water quality monitoring.
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With flux embedded in its DNA, "Pablo" is crisply alive, like water that's still boiling even though the flame is off.
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Scientists have predicted that as white dwarfs cool, they can crystallize in a phase transition somewhat like water freezing into ice.
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It's also a good idea to bring some provisions — like water, caffeine or light snacks — on any late-night skywatching adventure.
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Andrew Huang is a YouTuber and music producer who creates beats and samples from everyday objects like water bottles and drones.
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While Rocket Internet companies seem to land funding like water when things are rosy, raising out of necessity is distinctly harder.
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GauGAN allows users to select basic elements like water, snow, grass, or gravel, then paint broad swaths of MSPaint-style blocks.
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Much of the attention on infrastructure investment has been focused on transportation and public utilities like water systems and power grids.
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When asked by the father if she would like water, the nurse (still in her role as the deceased daughter) declines.
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The way that grief surrounds you, the way that, just like water or walking through a lake, it slows you down.
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He also went into ideas of ownership becoming less important, and compared the future of music consumption to utilities like water.
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Both BioShock and BioShock 2 are unambiguously upgraded: textures are finer, images higher-resolution, effects like water and fire more convincing.
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The pressure in the lower East Rift zone might soon send lava to the surface like water in a burst pipe.
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But it's all worth it when you finally get that cup of java that doesn't taste like water with cigarette butts.
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UPROSE is part of the Climate Justice Alliance, and are distributing sustainable supplies like water filters and solar generators to residents.
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Humans have traditionally settled in harm's way because natural hazards are associated with resources that we need, like water and food.
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When it comes into contact with anything containing iron — like water — avobenzone will convert to what is, essentially, a rust stain.
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The S7 sees the reintroduction of old fan-favorite features like water-resistance and a microSD card slot for expandable storage.
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"I believe that art in the face of censorship is like water in the face of a stone," Farhadi has said.
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Officials said that the damage was so devastating partly because of "liquefaction," in which soil flows like water after a quake.
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For example, we're told stuff like water, canned goods, paper products and sanitizer have been flying off the shelves across America.
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Yet their production involves resources like water and sometimes chemical additives like pesticides, along with fuel to harvest and deliver them.
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Despite Nestle's history with candy, it makes more sense for the company to invest in growing categories like water, said Heber.
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Hobos would carve or draw their road persona, or moniker, on stationary objects near railroad tracks, like water towers and bridges.
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Over the past several years, many have suggested that broadband internet should be regarded as a public utility, like water or gas.
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Furthermore, infrastructure like water pipes and electrical conduits is hidden in the beams, so the whole thing doesn't look like a basement.
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In films like Water by Deepa Mehta and Kida Poosari Magudi by J. Jayakumar, characters depicted were chastised for having short hair.
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Cross-border raids are fairly common in the region, where people battle for livestock, land and resources like water and grazing rights.
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" He continued: "Do you put [the water] in as a single jet down the centre, like water pouring out of a tap?
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How utilities are regulated: Services like water are treated like utilities because the government believes everyone has a right to access them.
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Most eco-cycles work just as well as the normal settings, and you'll save on valuable resources (like water, ink, electricity, etc.).
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They went on walks, though these are tricky because they have to avoid needing to ask for anything like water or bathrooms.
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Instead, Apple piled on new features — like water-resistance, stereo speakers, wireless headphones and camera features — to appeal to specific niche buyers.
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You cannot really track where they are going; they are like water pushed through a pipe, flowing to different locations and destinies.
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The problem's scope Like water to the fish, people seldom understand what credit does for them until they find themselves without it.
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And I suppose if you think of a field of wheat, when you see the wind on it, it looks like water.
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In addition, there's been a steady wave of protests over the lack of basic services like water and sanitation in black townships.
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"What I ended up finding on 'Noah' was that rain, like water and drips, needed to react to something," Mr. Henighan said.
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Late-night comedy: Our columnist looked back at a year in which the occasional nonpolitical joke felt like water in the desert.
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Mr. Hollerbach's rigid perfectionism also dropped off as his sight blurred, "like water in the eyes after taking a swim," he said.
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Anything with a high moisture content (grated Parmesan, lemon zest, fresh herbs) will wilt your crunchy corn like water on a Cheeto.
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Some utility companies are also being generous, allowing residents to skip payments but keep their essential services, like water and internet, running.
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The sector will probably continue to grow, Mintel said, because consumers are ditching sugary drinks for healthier options like water and seltzer.
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Rather than kicking out the arrivistes, shrewd politicians won elections by promising to bring services like water, electricity and mail to constituents.
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When the court does exercise its original jurisdiction, it is usually to adjudicate disputes between two states over issues like water rights.
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The whole neighborhood [was] communicating and going back to our houses to get whatever they need like water or clothes like socks.
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The caldera deflated as magma drained away from the summit, sort of like water down a bathtub with a 20-mile drainpipe.
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I heard that rhetoric before and it's just one of those things, it's got to be like water off a duck's back.
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A year later, she painted a "lonely figure" whose long brown hair ripples out, horizontally, like water in a deserted green landscape.
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For earthquakes, you should bolt and brace things like water heaters and gas appliances, and ensure you can turn off the gas valves.
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Komodo dragons, which are native to parts of Indonesia, ambush large animals like water buffalo and deer with a bite to the throat.
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"I think of electricity like water, as a basic need and a basic requirement to have a semi-normal life," he tells me.
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Instead of flowing downward like water almost always does, the water actually flies up and flows upward because of the super strong draft.
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Nic began experimenting with drugs at the age of 11, between extracurricular activities like water polo and days at his Bay Area school.
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And we are determined here in Montgomery to work and fight until justice runs down like water, and righteousness like a mighty stream.
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For now, Mosul residents are focusing on their immediate needs, finding jobs and persuading authorities to provide basic services like water and electricity.
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I think it was Lord Denning who said EU law is like water running up a river and flooding through all the tributaries.
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But if your urine looks like water, you're probably overhydrated, says Jane Miller, MD, associate professor of urology at the University of Washington.
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It's another disaster typically covered under your homeowners' insurance, but like water damage from ice dams, a burst pipe can require extensive repairs.
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Most cities and towns rely on local governments as reliable sources of information, especially when it comes to public resources like water access.
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And molecules with three atoms like water and carbon dioxide have more ways to vibrate, or "modes," than molecules with just two atoms.
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She's heard the craving out loud, the tales of where money runs like water and after you arrive it takes — what, a minute?
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Is it like water, which must be provided at all times, but has different costs around the country based on difficulty of delivery?
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The document established property rights for distant celestial bodies so that resources, like water and rare metals, can eventually be extracted from them.
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Harder wants to fuse the region's agricultural strengths with new technologies like water storage, a topic that resonates widely after California's historic drought.
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Travel bidets look like water bottles with a curved nozzle at the top rather than a flat top, straw insert, or suction area.
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Here are eight essentials that all beginner skiers will need, like water-resistant pants, anti-fog goggles, a well-fitted helmet, and more.
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To make matters worse, many of them boast special features like water-resistance and Alexa compatibility that make the search even more difficult.
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Because they don't have a job, because they are being threatened by gangs, because they don't have basic things like water, education, health.
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HOME is often an invaluable source of critical funding for affordable housing, CDBG funds critical infrastructure like water systems, sewers, streets and lights.
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The principle behind these regulations is that the internet, like water and electricity, is a utility that everyone should have equal access to.
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That means Superpedestrian's software is continuously monitoring for things like water penetration, cut internal wires, battery cell temperature imbalances, braking issues and more.
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It was a trick of engineering, Mr. Ahmed said, cold air from below pushing hot air out, like water filling up a bowl.
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Jen DeNike and Katherine Bradford: Being Like Water continues at AE2, Anat Ebgi (2680 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles) through March 10.
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Since the group often works miles from civilization, they typically don't have access to the most basic firefighting tools, like water and hoses.
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As the winds move over the Sierra Nevada in eastern California, they flow like water over rocks in a stream, compressing and warming.
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The air sloshes around like water sloshes, and the air has enough time to get out of the way before you compress it.
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It is common sense that, like water, the cases will flow along the easiest path, and that potentially means more ITC patent cases.
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Nor will other unorthodox methods — like water-spraying drones that have been deployed in recent days in Bangkok — fix the chronic air problem.
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We could also use resources on the moon — like water, trapped in ice, which exists on the moon — to help supply those missions.
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The haptic buttons does mean the phone is more sealed from the elements like water and dust, but it's just not a worthwhile tradeoff.
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Only 12 of the 31 buildings meant to house competitors have passed safety tests, with utilities like water, gas, and electricity only recently connected.
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Mr Trump has lamented that Central Americans were flowing "like water" into Mexico, which was doing "very little, if not nothing" to stop them.
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Lyft drivers are encouraged but not required to offer things like water bottles, phone chargers, and gum to riders to improve the customer experience.
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"Some tomatoes tasted like water, and some tasted like summer lightning," Tess says when she has a truly good tomato for the first time.
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The department shared a video of the mesmerizing fire on Facebook, which shows the flames looking like water rushing through a bowl-shaped area.
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This mix, to me, is quite textural, and murky, I think it would be like water against earth or seaweed or rocks or reef.
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But the phone's appearance has lost some of what made the original stand out, and it also lacks useful everyday protections like water resistance.
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The rovers were shaped like small cars, but could also slide side to side, strafing like water bugs over the surface of a lake.
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She uses the music to drown out her thoughts, but instead it seems to help them thrive, like water to a dried out plant.
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CVS bonds may trade like water, but there are huge swaths of the market that might not trade at all on a given day.
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The feeling is reminiscent of the way Gabriel García Márquez transformed light into a navigable substance in his short story, Light is Like Water.
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Some Cape Town residents have also taken to Facebook to try and navigate their impending drought by forming groups like Water Shedding Western Cape.
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A popular vaginal cleaning product is the douche, which works by expelling a liquid, like water or a vinegar-water mixture, into the vagina.
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Anglo American hopes to do this by reducing its waste and use of resources like water, while increasing the safety and data-forward planning.
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Rather, money, like water, flowed away from candidates and parties to less regulated outlets; currently Super PACs and 501(c)(4) social-welfare groups.
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Obama-era net neutrality rules classed telecom giants, such as AT&T, as "common carriers," de facto public utilities like water and electricity companies.
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Examples include default enrollment in a 401(k); in the health realm, they are public health efforts like water fluoridation and air quality improvement.
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Each frame is microscopically different from the last, animating waves of wood grain with such smoothness that they look like water, hence the title.
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At another, Del gets a "feeling in her chest like water straining against a door" when her friend-turned-lover says I love you.
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Heavily influenced by the work of Bruce Lee, Rayllamm is never seen in anything but his blue camouflage because he's always being 'like water'.
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There were six open bars where Grey Goose flowed like water and, for anyone who had too much, there was In-N-Out burger.
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If you have solar panels on your roof, the electrons they produce flow across the electric grid like water, following a path of least resistance.
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It doesn&apost really happen on the right, Danielle, you don&apost see a lot of conservatives throwing things like water or fruit at Democrats.
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The haptic feedback makes it feel like water ripples are following your fingertips, and the pebbles underneath create a slight "bump" between every other stone.
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The flounders off the coast of Britain like water that is both relatively shallow and fairly cool, says Martin Genner from the University of Bristol.
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The world's population is expected to reach almost 10 billion by 2050, and climate change is going to cause essential resources like water to dwindle.
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"It&aposs an excellent proxy for elements that are more volatile, that are more easily lost — for example, chlorine, or compounds like water," Day said.
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Because of its propensity to combine with other elements to form compounds like water and methane, hydrogen on Earth is rarely found on its own.
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"In the near term, we need to be able to locate, extract, process and use materials like water, oxygen, rocket fuel, and metals," Kalil explained.
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It is like eating a sex dream you try to recollect in the shower even as the contents wash away like water through your fingers.
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We recommend Organics Oceanics, containing natural seaweed extracts like carrageenan; this makes it extra slippery, like a silicone lube, without evaporation like water-based lubricants.
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Goff stated that with the Bavinger House, he "wanted to do something that had no beginning and no ending," where life flowed through like water.
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A former agricultural minister, Cortizo has wooed the country's 183 million voters with promises to improve government services like water and healthcare, and fight corruption.
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Nix is the narrator of a promo video highlighting the ubiquity of Helvetica, which he characterizes as "like water," and "the gold-standard" of fonts.
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Gravity waves are formed when a fluid medium, like water or air masses, are disrupted from equilibrium by interaction with landscapes and other external forces.
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"The skin along her arms and shoulders are different shades of tan like water stains in a bathtub," Bollen wrote in his award-winning passage.
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Yours to Keep is a record that can easily slip past like water running through your fingers if you didn't initially pay attention to it.
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By harnessing the power of everyday things, like water, sewage, human feces and footsteps, these startups are attempting to make clean energy accessible and affordable.
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It will load up with disaster relief supplies like water and food, and possibly a unit of Marines if needed, according to a Navy official.
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Saline implants were usually out of the question, because they felt more like water balloons moving back and forth in your body than stable implants.
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They will include faux grass and gel-filled mats, shaped like puddles, that move like water if a shopper decides to dip in a toe.
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"There's a whole subset of people who don't like water and they also, for health reasons, don't want to drink super sugary drinks," he explained.
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The fluids, illuminated by various hues of light, flow like gases, ripple like water being blown by wind, and in various other ways, texturally mutate.
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Sending goods like water bottles and canned and dry food can be helpful, but there's a risk that the items will be misplaced or forgotten.
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The gold is used to prevent the gallium from beading up and rolling away like water droplets when it comes into contact with the polymer.
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Although he criticized Strand's early photographs, describing one as an "agreeable blur" in which "grass looks like water," he gave Strand a show in 1916.
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Like Ms. Hinkle, homeowners across the state boarded up windows and stocked up as the hurricane approached, emptying stores of essentials like water and batteries.
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Authoritarian governments may put a virtual dam around the flow of information into their countries, but like water, information will find a way around it.
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I think we're mostly used to only preparing for weather events, like hurricanes or blizzards, where you might lose basic services like water and electricity.
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This pinot bianco is crisp on the palate, like water from a pure mountain spring, with a minerally taste to accent its unblemished fruit flavors.
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In addition to its traditional apparel, the store has branded knickknacks like water bottles and snacks from the trendy Los Angeles-based grocer Erewhon Market.
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The other issue is the months-long protests against the Iraqi government for failing to govern effectively and provide basic necessities like water and electricity.
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A new owner who will burn bonfires of his cash in pursuit of a championship is like water falling on the desert of Mets fandom.
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Boatmen at the mooring, known as the Embarcadero Zacapa, said they noticed the hole when a whirlpool appeared, like water running down a bath drain.
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A group of tall, narrow vertical pieces, such as "Dark River" and "Declaration," both from 1962, subtly change rhythm as they shimmy downward like water.
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"Yes they are OK. My fiance and I took about $500 worth of supplies like water, food, flashlights, batteries and gave it out," she said.
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With Gutierrez' retirement from Congress, the opportunity for Mexican-American politicians to reach more elected and leadership positions is like water seeking its own level.
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If Bouwsma is right, the kind of history most people want is like water: clear, available at the turn of a knob, and easily controllable.
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After digging out materials like water and precious metals, entrepreneurs can sell those commodities in space—to the maybe-burgeoning exploration industry—and back on Earth.
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But compared to a homogeneous material like water or a magnet—or even a collection of identical cells in a dish—cancer is a hot mess.
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With the couple's eldest child, North, Kardashian experienced appendicitis and preeclampsia, a serious condition that causes high blood pressure and sometimes other symptoms like water retention.
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Adding to the slow recovery is a lack of basic services like water, with only barely 70 percent of the nation back to proper water resources.
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Here's one of the things she learned: Since Alec does not like water on his face due to sensory issues, she should use cleansing wipes instead.
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Firms that some day manage to mine asteroids for resources like water or precious metals would henceforth be allowed to own, process, and sell anything harvested.
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Scientists already knew that mixing a solvent like water and alcohol could reduce the coffee ring effect, but usually this only works for really tiny drops.
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It's the second-most wonderful time of the year: Sweater weather's poppin'; the pumpkin spice flows like water, and every damn weekend is a costume party.
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The walls of the sphere are lined with lead-lithium liquid metal, which is being pumped to create a vortex (like water draining from a tub).
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To clarify, absorption is when substances are soaking up like water in a sponge, but adsorption is when substances bind to a surface—like kettle corn.
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The talent evaluators at the Senior Bowl are like water-heater repairmen tapping a wrench against the piping, just to see if anything sounds completely off.
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I don't care how it looks — really, sometimes unattractiveness can be an advantage — and I'm not too bothered about extras like water resistance and the like.
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There are little touches here and there, like swapping the mechanical buttons for flush touch ones, making it less sensitive to things like water and dust.
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Over time they compare images to look for things like: Water being pumped out of tunnels to keep the area dry for communications and monitoring equipment.
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We have a really good time and we end the scene with a Zoolander-like water fight, which looks pretty cute watching it played back. Haha.
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" But Wrenn reassured him: "Obviously, there are these institutions that just kind of fade away, but hardcore punk is like water, it's gonna find a way.
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Like water, it finds its way into even the most hidden interpersonal crevices, which no amount of good will or innocence or even love can caulk.
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Some of the most awkward and most affecting moments involve Leonard's sexuality and Hap's protectiveness, in a time and place where gay slurs flow like water.
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Rabbit tries to make amends for an earlier argument, but Future, who has already treated it like water under the bridge, will not accept his apology.
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Blinking mid-attack and the lights coming on in full, tunnel vision rushing away behind you like water down a gutter, the cartoonish Where am I?
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For example, FEMA will often set up joint field offices to respond to a disaster where affected individuals can pick up supplies, like water or cots.
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Device manufacturers also have a critical role to play by producing more secure hardware for monitoring and managing things like water pressure, leakage and chemical levels.
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"It's a dangerous precedent to start taxing internet apps and websites using laws intended for utilities like water and electricity," said Netflix spokeswoman Anne Marie Squeo.
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This backpack also has a wide, rubber-like water-resistant bottom that keeps it standing upright on a wet pool deck and keeps interior items dry.
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I focused on the deep, glassy blue of the lake, where water-skiers cut white pathways across the surface and kayakers looked like water-skimming insects.
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Even essential services, like water and power systems would be up for grabs, parceled out to the highest bidder, leaving us with highly inflated utility bills.
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Ahead, you'll find the highest-ranking products that not only deliver powerful sound, but offer a range of features like water-resistant materials and voice-controlled operation.
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If you're connected to a wireless network, odds are high that little bits of data are trickling out of your device like water from a leaky faucet.
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"BE FORMLESS, shapeless, like water", said Bruce Lee in his role as Li Tsung, a martial-arts instructor in "Longstreet", an American television series broadcast in 1971.
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That year, spending on ads for healthy products like water, nuts, fruits and 100 percent fruit juice totaled only $195 million, or about 3 percent of spending.
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Between saving me money on the makeup wipes I go through like water, and feeling like *chef's kiss* on dry skin, it's a winner in my book.
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This creates an opportunity for the Sun to produce "hybrid" sunspots—regions which contain magnetic fields that twist like water in the Northern and Southern hemisphere oceans.
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The disk eventually speeds up to a tremendous space, pulling in dust and gas so that it looks like water headed down a drain, according to ScienceAlert .
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Leonhardt's research has focused primarily on how light, space, and other materials like water and glass could be distorted in order to produce the effect of invisibility.
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A fresh bout of tax and price increases on essentials like water and bread is in the offing, as part of a loan deal with the IMF.
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The distinctive taste of whiskey is largely caused by a molecule called guaiacol, which has one section that likes water and one section that doesn't like water.
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Be aware that the Watch is only water resistant, not waterproof, meaning it can't handle lower depths (as in scuba diving) or higher force (like water skiing).
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The RSLs seemed to contain water because of the weird way they behave: the streaks seem to seep down the hills, a bit like water trickling downward.
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The stuff forms when lava hits the cool ocean, almost like water on sauna rocks — if the steam that sizzled off had acid and glass in it.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Should Jeremy Corbyn win Britain's next election, his Labour Party has said it will end private sector ownership of natural monopolies like water companies.
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The carefully curated store, which was only open for nine days, sold limited edition Bleacher Report X Kith clothing, and summer items like water bottles and towels.
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Use your credibility to make sure that it is included in humanitarian response from the get-go -- because it's an essential, just like water, food and shelter.
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Her only solace is Ashley O (Cyrus), a pink-haired bubblegum pop sensation not unlike Hannah Montana, whose words she drinks in like water in the desert.
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So while these images of layers of rock and silt and sand and clay don't look like water, this is what water looks like under Los Angeles.
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The can be merged with cat to give a noun phrase, which other grammar rules can operate on as if it were a bare noun like water.
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The coffee at "Opus" comes from a sleek, stainless steel faucet on the bar counter — where creamy, perfect, rich coffee flows out like water from the tap.
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The government is exploring options to make more space for housing above ground by relocating facilities — like water and sewage treatment plants, data centers and reservoirs — underground.
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With "smart" devices like water meters also involved in the Arkansas case, it may foreshadow more battles ahead between Silicon Valley and law enforcement, The Information said.
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That term actually refers to the movement of a solvent like water across a permeable barrier, not the substance (called a solute) that dissolves within that solvent.
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That eats into agricultural or forest lands, and expands into areas that are far from jobs and largely unconnected to municipal services like water and public transit.
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Public health interventions built upon evidence as strong as vaccines, like water treatment and seat belts, are rarely characterized by the mainstream as freedom-limiting and coercive.
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Unlike traditional utilities like water, sewage or even electricity, internet access is evolving at an astonishing rate, and requires continued active investment to maintain cutting edge capability.
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If your garment is made from cotton or a performance fabric, like water-resistant nylon, you can probably wait to wash it until after a few wears.
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After the game, as teammates sprayed Champagne like water from open hydrants, Ben Zobrist, at 35 the oldest regular member of the Cubs' lineup, reinforced Maddon's message.
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It's a sign I consider pretty moderate by my standards, with statements like "Water Is Life" and "Love Is Love" and "Science Is Real" running down it.
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The rallies that still occur are less political now, and often have to do with putting pressure on local officials to restore services like water and electricity.
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With the relatively recent we-can-work-from-anywhere mind-set that modern technology encourages, work is becoming more like water: harder to manage and protect against.
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Ready-made bug-out bags containing staples like water purification tablets, a 20-hour body warmer and a multifunction shovel are available on Amazon for under $200.
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While that has brought its benefits, such as lower-cost materials or capabilities like water resistance, our love of plastic has also produced a lot of trash.
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Babies should not be put down on surfaces like water beds, couches or cushioned armchairs, where there is a very large increase in the risk of SIDS.
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But as an artist, I view the labels on my work as a measure of the value I have produced — like water-level markers at a riverbank.
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Avi, meanwhile, is really probably too broad a character for this show, but his brassy flair amid so much gloomy earnestness is like water in the desert.
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The authorities have also restricted aid groups' access to the annex, making it difficult to provide much more than basics like water and food, aid workers said.
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His primal systems fire a wave of fear through him, the adrenaline trying to get through him like water poured on ice; and the fin folds, disappears.
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The residents of these unrecognized villages have Israeli citizenship, yet the state has refused to provide even basic services like water, electricity utilities, paved roads and schools.
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And objects that add new properties (things like water, frogs, fire and explosives) are introduced bit by bit, so no challenge ever felt needlessly stiff or confusing.
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He spoke, as Hamlet instructed the actors, "trippingly", pausing only to take small sips of a drink that looked like water, or one that looked like apple juice.
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Some of these will include imaging and other scientific instruments as well as tools for prospecting the Moon to look for things like water ice on the surface.
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A near-record warm Gulf of Mexico helped add water vapor to the air, with bathtub-like water temperatures near 90 degrees Fahrenheit in parts of the Gulf.
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With it, Büyüktascıyan breaks the white walls of the space, with bricks resembling those from the original structure of the building spilling out like water from the wall.
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"We have the luxury of having clean over-ground energy resources like water - one of the most preferred energy resources in the age of climate change," he said.
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Traditionally, this means patents, trademarks and copyrights, but it can also mean trade-secret rights or even more hard-to-measure concepts, like water rights or pollution rights.
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Related: In Beautiful Calligraphic Tags, This Artist Hides Messages to Himself Calligraphy Takes Flight in an Award-Winning Animation Hyper-Intricate Steel Sculptures Feature Calligraphy Flowing Like Water
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Yet bottles of Royal Salute 21-year-old whisky, priced at 500,000 pesos ($172), "sell like water", says a sales assistant in one of the port's liquor stores.
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If the need arises, efforts to eradicate mosquitos can begin, as well as education efforts to limit large-scale breeding grounds, like water or puddles, can be initiated.
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"You can think of the network connectivity like water that is trying to get to the lower ground; it's going to keep trying to flow," he told CNBC.
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Like Water for Chocolate (Mexico) It's 1895, and familial tradition in Mexico mandates that Tita, the youngest daughter, must cook and care for her mother until she dies.
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Moreover, to stay hydrated, skip the alcohol and stick to fluids like water and warm herbal caffeine-free teas that can hydrate you and ease your sore throat.
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The announcement underscores the government's view of high-speed Internet as a utility that should be regulated like water and power and should be extended to all residents.
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It's really hard to assess the number of people who die from a storm that has a devastating impact on fundamental needs like water, electricity and medical care.
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Rohingya refugees are living in overcrowded makeshift camps that lack basic necessities like water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities, Maya Vandenent, UNICEF's Bangladesh chief of health, told VICE News.
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I made a rhythm on the verses like water drops, highly inspired by 'Drop It Like It's Hot' to slow down from the heavier rhythm on the chorus.
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But securing an appointment with an asylum office can take weeks or months, and France provides only the bare essentials, like water and toilets, to those who wait.
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As hot, dense gas swirls around the black hole, like water headed down a drain, the intense pressures and magnetic fields cause energy to squirt out the side.
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To measure progress toward these goals, New Zealand will use 61 indicators tracking everything from loneliness to trust in government institutions, alongside more traditional issues like water quality.
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"Journalism is a utility like water in a city — the place will fall apart without it," Mr. Smith said in explaining why sites like The City were important.
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But proponents of more resilient buildings and infrastructure like water, gas lines, the power grid and cellphone systems say more can be done even within the existing code.
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Celery juice has been seemingly everywhere: The murky green potion looks like water from an algae-filled pond, yet its disciples have been downing it by the glassful.
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She knows the mayor and local historian, brings her family to pancake breakfasts at the firehouse and attends town council meetings to vote on issues like water treatment.
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Last week, the French government was ordered by France's highest administrative court to provide basic services like water and toilets to newly arrived migrants in the Calais area.
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As the universe expands and evolves during the Big Bang, the Higgs field, of which the boson is an expression, undergoes phase transitions, like water turning to ice.
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Making matters worse, drugs for high blood pressure, like water pills that make a person's kidneys release more sodium, often increase levels of uric acid in the body.
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Sometimes when she sat still and listened to the inside of her mind she became distracted by the sound of a gentle rushing, like water from a faucet.
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That marked a significant tactical shift for the protesters, whose motto has been "be like water", a philosophy about being flexible that has underpinned the leaderless wildcat protests.
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Gas imported from America faces especially stiff opposition because it is associated with the technique known as fracking, which some groups blame for environmental damage like water pollution.
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Cooper's state of emergency declaration ahead of Florence included a ban on businesses raising their prices for necessary items during a natural disaster, like water, food supplies, and accommodations.
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The agency hopes to overcome the bothersome weight constraint imposed by propellant by mining the surfaces of alien worlds for valuable resources like water, oxygen, and rocket fuel components.
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Related: Projections on a Metal Sculpture Visualize Next-Level Geometry Hyper-Intricate Steel Sculptures Feature Calligraphy Flowing Like Water This Jet-Powered Sculpture Will Make You Sick On Purpose
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What if we told you there were actually self tanners out there that look and feel like water, smell like practically nothing, and won't stain your white cut-offs.
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A grid of apps seems like the obvious way to organize a smartphone's functions today — now that it's like water, as Chaudhri says — but it wasn't a foregone conclusion.
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Rio's outspoken mayor, Eduardo Paes, accepts that, while progress was made, the Games fell far short of their original target in terms of tackling environmental issues like water pollution.
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He couldn't remember the other monks' names, or even the prayers that had been his vocation for decades, but the stories poured from him like water from a spring.
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And I think if you look at the people even younger, I mean teenagers, internet to them is more like water, electricity; when they were born, this is there.
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In February, it introduced Community Help, which allows locals to find and offer assistance to victims of a disaster, including things like water, food, baby supplies, or even shelter.
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But if they believe that a policy issue, like water pollution, can hit them close to home, voters are much more likely to be swayed at the ballot box.
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Okay, so maybe the weather outside is frightful, or maybe you simply prefer the treadmill over the park for its proximity to creature comforts like water and the bathroom.
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As for the stories that spew like water from a fire hose about chaos in the West Wing, alleged affairs, payoffs and investigations, Trump has chosen not to comment.
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When we think of utilities, we think of things like water and electricity that ostensibly everyone should have access to and that are priced through a process called ratemaking.
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Far-right groups, from neo-Nazis to right-wing militias, have discussed or plotted bombing immigrant communities, public gatherings, mosques, and infrastructure like water systems or electric power grids.
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After the man disappeared around a corner, PJ said, "Don't be mad at them, Bunso," in voice flat and slow, a voice like a fire extinguished, like water receding.
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Katherine Bradford and Jen DeNike remind me how much more there is to water in their gem-like show Being Like Water at AE2, Anat Ebgi's ancillary gallery space.
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Sensors that detect things like water leaks, or whether a window or door has been opened, can be purchased from hardware stores for as little as $10 to $40.
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Even if I try to let such grievances glide like water over my proverbial duck's back, they do make me ask myself about the circumstances under which people cook.
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He was jeered in 2014 after responding to complaints about the rising cost of living by pointing out that prices had fallen for some popular foods, like water spinach.
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A spokesman for the International Committee of the Red Cross said they were assisting the local government and troops in evacuating residents and providing them with essentials like water.
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So far Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell has led any effort to let that change his plans for the trial glide off him like water off a duck's back.
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"Pokémon Shield" offers a brief history of how the happy, coral-like water/rock creature from the earlier games has been heavily impacted by a sudden change in climate.
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Dakota Johnson's dry, muted humor always guarantees a certain kind of interview, so when paired with the high energy of Ellen DeGeneres, it's kind of like water and oil.
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"Our view is that it is a dangerous precedent to start taxing Internet apps and websites using laws intended for utilities like water and electricity," said spokesman Jonathan Friedland.
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Ask Real Estate Co-op shareholders have to pay for common elements like water, but what happens when one of them is using it to irrigate a private oasis?
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A: In a co-op, shareholders pay for common expenses (like water) based on the number of shares their apartment is allocated, not how much they use the utility.
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" The computer begins to understand what the word means by noticing it occurs more frequently alongside the word "container," and near words that connote liquids like "water" or "milk.
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The Israeli officials said Netanyahu told Pompeo that Israel is ready to help Honduras on issues like water and agriculture development, which pushed many Hondurans to attempt to head north.
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Additionally, it advocates loosening restrictions on localities creating of new or increased tolls and fees for public usage of any infrastructure, save for "essential services" like water and public restrooms.
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No, we're not talking about the glamorous parties where the top-shelf booze flows like water down the Nile, or the lucrative advertising and endorsement deals with big-name companies.
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Such machines could be used to scout the Moon's terrain before people arrive, looking for resources like water ice and determining just how much can be extracted for future use.
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With the launch of ZAP, the company will extend its reach beyond 3D printing to other connected manufacturing machines like water jets, laser cutters, CNC machines and even robotic arms.
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The countries have wrangled previously over wider political issues as well as smaller matters like water supply and road tolls, but those frosty ties have thawed under Najib and Lee.
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What's more, dim stars tend to be bright in the infrared, which is the best part of the spectrum for picking out key atmospheric features like water vapor and oxygen.
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Basically, as the ground shakes, the pressure can force the water between the soil particles, which reduces friction and makes the ground act less like soil and more like water.
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She is surrounded by women moving like water, dancing backwards, multiplying into an infinity of black femininity, loosening us up from linear time and into the cyclical flow of creation.
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As tempting as it may be to skip right to the end of the video, a number of interesting bits are interspersed throughout, like water flooding the meticulously crafted interiors.
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His priorities: rejecting the Paris climate agreement to focus on "real environmental problems" like water pollution, and working to "free up coal" to help make the U.S. independent of Opec.
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For the American Tap Dance Foundation's "Rhythm in Motion" program, a selection of choreography showcased tap as meditation, tap that flows like water and tap as tonic for an outcast.
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Every year, manufacturers burn $80 to $120 billion worth of fossil fuels to make single-use plastic items, like water and soda bottles, meaning it's used once and then discarded.
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Fans of rom-coms should stream "Like Water for Chocolate," a Mexican drama based on a bestselling novel, as well as Netflix original "Let It Snow," a lighthearted holiday movie.
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Related: Bob Dylan's New Sculpture Were Inspired by His ChildhoodHyper-Intricate Steel Sculptures Feature Calligraphy Flowing Like Water A One-Weekend Exhibit Clears Up London's Air Pollution Problem with Art
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" — Diana Yee, 35, Bensonhurst, Brooklyn "Everyone is cheering for all of the runners and against none of them, which is like water in the desert in our current political climate.
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And in the case of an earthquake, the ripples aren't traveling through a homogenous medium like water, but through solid rock that comes in different shapes, sizes, densities, and arrangements.
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For example, the Navier-Stokes equations (named after the French physicist Claude-Louis Navier and the Irish-born mathematician George Gabriel Stokes) describe the flow of incompressible liquids like water.
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"People will take psilocybin at a rave or at Burning Man" — the art and performance desert festival — "but the effect," he said, "evaporates like water running through their hands." video
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Like Water Resources, this fund also invests mainly in the United States, but the two aren't twins, said J. Jason Bloom, senior director of Global Macro E.T.F. Strategy at Invesco.
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" The computer begins to understand what the word means by noticing it occurs more frequently alongside the word "container," and also near words that connote liquids like "water" or "milk.
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Headless sauropods are also thought to be common because the skulls were prone to posthumously detaching from the body and getting carried away by natural forces like water currents or scavengers.
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I drank a cocktail that smelled like L'Oréal Kid's shampoo and tasted like water, and simultaneously ate a mini dark chocolate Twix bar and sat down on a Tempur-Pedic mattress.
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That included features missing from the S6 like water resistance and a microSD slot, but the company also took the improved design from the S6 line and made it even better.
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Because the Amazon partnership is rarely explicit, AWS becomes a kind of invisible infrastructure, like water mains, submarine cables, or any of the other hidden pipes we rely on without seeing.
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Interestingly, a few folks I spoke to have started to smoke heroin using dab rigs—glass, bong-like water pipes typically used for smoking marijuana concentrates such as wax or shatter.
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Most notably, they were able to replicate a structure called the Parker spiral, in which currents of plasma shoot out from the sun like water droplets from a rotating lawn sprinkler.
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This semipermeable filter acts like a cerebral nightclub bouncer, allowing helpful substances like water and glucose to flow from the bloodstream to the neurons, while denying access to potentially damaging molecules.
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To make sure the links weren't just mate-specific, the researchers looked at some other studies examining the link between esophageal cancer and other hot beverages, like water, coffee, and tea.
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The duo planned to quantify the extraction yield—a measure of coffee production commonly used by the industry—while adjusting variables like water pressure, grind setting, and mass of beans used.
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It only has a 9-liter interior capacity, but because it's made by Tom Bihn, it's superbly organized, very comfortable, and made with high-end materials, like water-repellent YKK zippers.
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Anything that functions better than what I have now I will take like water in the desert, but I'll have to continue my mostly invisible and constant struggle in the meantime.
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Although high-concentration peroxide is meant to be used by the dropperful, researchers found many instances in which it was stored in a clear vessel in a refrigerator and looked like water.
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LAURENTIO "NITO" CORTIZO, DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY PARTY (PRD) Cortizo of the moderate left PRD is the front runner and has pledged to improve government services like water supply and healthcare without privatizing them.
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They could be potential mines for precious resources like water and heavy elements, and they contain clues we can study to learn what the Solar System was like in its earliest days.
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Even though Mars only has about a third of the gravity found on Earth, for the purposes of space farming and figuring out things like water flow, it is essentially the same.
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But that pissed off the cellular industry, not to mention utilities like water and power, which still use some 25GHz microwave antennas for their communication backhaul and say they're worried about interference.
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"Hazel had my accent for a really long time and would say things like 'water' [with a British accent] which I was really proud of," Blunt told Jimmy Fallon back in 2016.
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In addition to The Craft, you'll see hints of 1992's Like Water for Chocolate during a lunch scene and 2006's The Lake House as letters are exchanged in Siempre Bruja.
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On "Salt," he sings: We let love be like water to wineWe let love be the higher designWe let love be a call in the nightWe let love be the fire divine.
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Unfortunately, the world's love for denim has come at a huge environmental cost due to issues like water overuse, wastewater pollution, and cheaply made fast-fashion products that end up in landfills.
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The agency would like to offer cash grants to the latest arrivals as well, but funding is tight as millions of dollars are also needed for essentials like water and medical care.
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AG, a leader in luxury denim, has done its research and developed jean production techniques that cut down on things like water consumption, waste, and energy, while opting for eco-friendly fibers.
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When combined at the right ratio, the mixture can flow like water—but when you press it with your finger, it feels solid, and might even be stiff enough to stand on.
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The quickly recognizable cello part ebbs and flows like water lapping your feet, rising like a tide at the song's crescendo, allowing you to ride whatever emotion you like on its wave.
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We skimmed over information about different wavelengths of light, including radio waves and X-rays, and the law of refraction describing how light bends when entering a material like water or glass.
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There are also preparatory drawings for the "village" and colorful "survival kits" from 2008, with life vests adorned with objects like water flasks, children's shoes, cooking utensils, and various other survival items.
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"The hosts may ask for people to pitch in on yard work or helping with kids, and maybe contributing a bit to pay for bills like water and electric, but that's it."
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The five states of Central Asia first established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, or IFAS, 1003 years ago, though they refuse to cooperate on key problems like water distribution.
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"In particular, Pelosi signaled to her caucus that infrastructure would likely be part of the 'phase 4' package, specifically ticking off priorities like water systems, broadband and the energy grid," Politico reports.
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You elect conservative politicians -- very conservative politicians -- who mostly prioritize things like water management rights or reversing the flow of young people and business to the cities, or better deals for farmers.
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"Sponge city" schemes in China which incorporate sustainable drainage systems into infrastructure - like water-absorbing asphalt and green spaces to prevent water from pooling - could also work across the region, he added.
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MS-13 gang members are being removed by our Great ICE and Border Patrol Agents by the thousands, but these killers come back in from El Salvador, and through Mexico, like water.
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The smart home hubs that control a home's smart devices, like water meters and even the front door lock, can be abused to allow landlords entry to a tenant's home whenever they like.
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Featuring cinematography from Emmanuel Lubezki, who would win two Oscars much later in his career (and is favored to win again this year), Like Water for Chocolate is beautiful, sexy, and deeply moving.
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At a temperature of 2,427 Celsius, silicate-based rocks (which are common on 55 Cancri e) can be quite viscous, so this melted rock is probably flowing like water does at room temperature.
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New Greens & VeggiesNow that everyone loves nori, Whole Foods believes our palates are ready for other marine-based foods like water lily seed puffed snacks, kelp jerkies, and faux tuna made from algae.
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Typically, suits are not against the government and are against private parties, because most governments—including those in the state of Michigan—maintain a degree of sovereign immunity for providing things like water.
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Liquid methane and ethane comprise lakes and streams on Titan's surface, evaporating into clouds before condensing as rain or light snow, in short creating a weather cycle much like water does on Earth.
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Available at Soko Glam, $20This is a vitamin C powder designed to be mixed in with your toner or essence so there aren't any unnecessary fillers like water that can dilute its potency.
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In a matter of 50 years, we've gone from a country that it was OK to make racial comments to a country where accusing people of racism flows like water from a faucet.
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The discovery of an Earth-like planet with an Earth-like water cycle in the habitable zone is amazing, especially considering the relatively small number of exoplanets that have been examined this way.
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Imagine them sloshing in the column like water waves; as an atom wave ripples up the column and back down, it overlaps with itself to create an interference pattern of crests and troughs.
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Obama's executive order required national infrastructure projects to take steps to mitigate flooding if they were building in a flood-prone area, which was especially important for things like water and sewage plants.
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Goat skewers, nicely chewy, are paired with nubs of lontong, rice rolled inside a banana leaf and steamed until it takes on a faint woodsy flavor, like water drunk from a bamboo cup.
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"Inmates are at the mercy of their jailers for basic life-sustaining necessities like water, food and medical care," a court filing signed by Kurt Benkley, an assistant district attorney, said in March.
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"It's just like water: They're finding the gaps and the cracks," Bryce Pardo, an associate policy researcher at the RAND Corporation and a lead author on the organization's report, said in an interview.
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Espiricueta elaborated in the comments that it wasn't just this one student who was in need of some basic goods during the holiday season, saying other students asked for things like water and towels.
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"At the time saline weren't natural-feeling and could ripple along on the sides and feel like water balloons, so I went for the silicone because I wanted natural-feeling boobs," Laurita tells PeopleStyle.
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All that seemed like water under the bridge, however, when Silver was arrested in January 22 on federal corruption charges, and even more so a week later when he submitted his resignation as speaker.
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The goal is to allow products like water pitchers, computer printers and pet food dispensers automatically to order related, necessary items from Amazon without a human lifting a finger (after a one-time setup).
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The famed visual effects studio's techniques are shown in layers, starting with a mesh that builds the basic shape of a CGI scene, before structures, textures, and effects like water are added on top.
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The best term I can use to describe it is flavorless: like water, these headphones adapt to and represent the character of the thing they're interacting with more than any peculiarities of their own.
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Mr. Fahmi noted that while protesters initially sought better services from the government like water and electricity, as well as jobs, as the demonstrations have gone on, the demands have become more far-reaching.
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The first floor is dedicated to women's merchandise — Lululemon's iconic leggings, sports bras and yoga pants as well as accessories like water bottles, backpacks and items from the company's recently launched personal-care line.
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It's honestly hard as shit, and it's a great revival of New York rap's golden age, when the city's music scene was powered by larger-than-life characters and raps were flowing like water.
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While revelations of wrongdoing are cascading before the midterms like water pouring down from Niagara Falls, there are two stories that tower above all others in importance, both involving Trump Tower in New York.
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In the early years after the breakup of the Soviet Union in the 1990s, Yukos, under Mr. Khodorkovsky's leadership, helped revive the flagging Russian oil industry, adopting Western technologies like water injection and fracking.
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For the world's biggest vodka-makers, the halcyon days of the early 2000s when vodka flowed like water are a thing of the past, as American drinkers are redirecting their attention to brown spirits.
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What's more, the fact that state TV is focused on my hair while ignoring the real story — the fact that Iranians lack basic necessities, like water and electricity — makes it even more stomach-turning.
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Most US states have laws on the books that penalize merchants with steep fines and, in some cases, jail time for price gouging products like water and medical supplies during disasters and emergency situations.
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Dipayan Ghosh, a co-director of the Platform Accountability Project at the Harvard Kennedy School, goes one step further, claiming that Facebook should be treated as a public utility, like water and electric companies.
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Others feel obvious or out of place, as when the dancers roll across the floor (like water?) or pair up in predatory, sculptural shapes (do the constant leg whacks belong in this natural world
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"Internet service has become as essential as utilities like water and electricity, and local governments should treat it that way," Jay Stanley, an ACLU policy analyst who authored the report, said in a statement.
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Another market segment, "essential revenue" bonds, for services like water projects and airports, is often considered a safer investment because these bonds are backed by payments from the people who use these crucial services.
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In addition to violent attacks, some towns and regions have passed discriminatory laws barring Christians, Muslims, and Sikhs from living inside village borders, accessing public utilities like water wells, or farming nearby lands, Stark said.
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What these cities have in common is that they treat fiber optic internet access as a utility, like water, electricity, sewer service, and their street grid: available to all, without discrimination, at a reasonable cost.
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Using elaborate experiments, he makes learning about science even more entertaining than Bill Nye did, and his latest invention is a sand-filled hot tub that somehow still behaves like water you can swim in.
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By 2050, 140 million people could be forced to migrate internally as the effects of global warming exacerbate problems like water scarcity, crop failure, rising sea levels and storm surges, according to a new report.
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The Sustain Supply Co. Four-72 Emergency Survival Kit is our top choice because it not only covers the critical needs like water, warmth, sustenance, and first aid, but it also has lots of redundancies.
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The twin probes are now speeding through a region known as the "bow shock," where the plasma of interstellar space flows around the heliosphere, much like water flowing around the bow of a moving ship.
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Bakker offers the survival products you'd expect like water filtration systems, solar panels, and flashlights, but his online store also stocks a variety of items suited to hyper-specific and hyper-unlikely worst-case scenarios.
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The ball does not so much swing as cycle, reaching the lane on one side of the court, popping out to the three-point line on the other, burbling along like water through a fountain.
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Some people are willing to accept a truly budget service for lower ticket prices; others think flights should come with at least basic amenities like water, no matter how much they paid for a ticket.
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In the case of Bernal, who performs his self styled hip hop against the blank background of a dance studio, his body looks like water, moving through space to the exact beat of the music.
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The reactions on Saturday highlight one of the many challenges facing the internationally recognized authorities in Libya, which are still struggling to restore order, win popular support and restore basic services like water and electricity.
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"BE LIKE WATER" Police arrested a number of prominent pro-democracy activists and three lawmakers on Friday, seeking to rein in a movement which started with anger over planned legislation allowing extraditions to mainland China.
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On Tuesday, Baskin went to her local Costco and replaced signs for sold-out products, like water and rice, with signs for magical items like boots of levitation, an enchanted battle ax, and summoning orbs.
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Plants like water hyacinth and water lettuce can clog navigation channels and tangle in propellers, but they are also natural filters that help clean all the pollution flowing out of farms, golf courses and neighborhoods.
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Until we reduce Washington's role and price highways with a user-pays approach, much like water and electricity, we will lack the price signals to determine how much and where to spend limited highway funds.
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As I got older, I learned how to separate larger potential purchases into those two categories and developed a frugal lifestyle, much like my dad's, centered around needs, like water, rather than wants, like chocolate milk.
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Latin America also needs to combat high rates of road accidents, hydro-meteorological problems like water shortages, and unhealthy lifestyles, whose effects such as obesity are proving expensive to tackle in the world's most unequal region.
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Features like water-resistance and fast charging and fast wireless charging and expandable storage and the S Pen and the GIF maker and the Edge panel shortcuts all add up to real added value for users.
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Famous actors and financial titans made huge payments to university sports coaches, who then lied to admissions officers, claiming that the young applicants were champions they had recruited in sports like water polo, crew, or tennis.
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The progression from 4:17 to about 5:54 is especially magical, the broken-up chords shimmering like water droplets in the sun until the a melody emerges out of the bottom notes of each arpeggio.
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We need real investment that will make it possible for our families to return home and to live in a place that not only has the basic necessities like water and electricity but also economic opportunity.
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I'm still new to this, so I can't say that I've experienced "mind like water" or "flow" (Allen's words) or any other euphemism for not feeling like your mind is spilling over with thoughts and ideas.
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"The transition of power in Malaysia will be like water finding a new level, these things won't be resolved quickly," said Karim Raslan, founder of the KRA Group, a public affairs consulting firm for Southeast Asia.
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Beauty and artistic innovation may not be rights, like water or food or clean air or free will, but they are impulses, and our desire for them is an important part of what makes us human.
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OUTDOOR SPACE There are covered patios on two sides of the house, totaling 93,210 square feet, and steps down to an irregularly shaped Pebble Tec pool and hot tub connected with a trough-like water feature.
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The largest is a landscape of a pond or lake, its foreground flush with reeds along the bottom of the canvas, while on the far shore, a misty forest rises above the calm, mirror-like water.
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The team behind the mission hypothesized that this persistent structure is the result of a wave produced when the planet's speedy winds run up against its mountains, like water flowing over a big rock in a river.
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"That this material coats only the upper slopes of the peaks suggests methane ice may act like water in Earth's atmosphere, condensing as frost at high altitude," John Stansberry, a New Horizons scientist, said in a statement.
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The most popular, adopted by more than three-quarters of participants, included reducing waste through reusing and recycling items; upgrading their home's insulation; limiting use of utilities like water, heat, and electricity; and consuming less in general.
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President Barack Obama weighed in and advocated for the strongest option—having the FCC reclassify broadband internet as a utility, like water or electricity, which allows for more stringent regulation of the companies that provide internet access.
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It's a myth when you talk about privatizing infrastructure assets like water systems, and think that it's going to reduce the cost of the service — it doesn't, you pay more when private companies take over water systems.
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You can give credence to viewing Original Pirate Material through this lens when you remember its foundations lay in the rave scene—a place where cultures, ethnicities, and drugs swirl together like water in a rushing plughole.
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The high voltage strips molecules in the air of their electrons, and creates what's called a corona discharge, pouring down these electrically charged particles, or ions, like water from a fountain, onto the surface of the oil.
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This could be because owners are more concerned about fires, burglaries and other crises, and don't realize they can fall victim to things like water damage, said Annmarie Camp, executive vice president at Chubb Personal Risk Services.
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Things like water ($303 for one liter) and granola bars ($2.50) are available at the office where the boat departs, and there is a variety of snacks on the boat, including popcorn ($3) and domestic beer ($4).
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I drove them to Walmart to buy hot chips for our homerooms and to the balconied bars uptown where we drank Abitas like water and to the spot on the Gulf of Mexico with bathwater-warm tides.
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If you have things around the house that you never want to be in contact with moisture (like water, mud, sauces, creams, any liquid really), this two-step spray system makes them repellent to all sorts of fluids.
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The small city (population 50,000) has long supplied nearby towns with utilities like water and electricity, so when Wilson launched its municipally-run fiber optic broadband network called Greenlight in 2008, Pinetops was eager to get hooked up.
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Even though perception—such as vision and hearing—feels smooth and uninterrupted, neuroscientists aren't entirely sure if it flows continuously like water through a tap or if it's more like the aforementioned 24-frame-per-second movie reel.
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Moon Express plans to do this by launching a series of missions starting this year that will help them prove out the technology needed to land on the moon and eventually even mine it for resources like water.
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And the Xperia X loses out on Sony hallmarks like water resistance; in the United States, it even bizarrely omits a fingerprint scanner, which has fast become the convenient-if-not-very-secure method of unlocking our phones.
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Justin Bieber being banned from China is like water being wet or bread being delicious: it is the sort of information you don't even really acknowledge, because it just seems like it's always been there, clear as day.
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To paraphrase Sir Thomas More in "A Man For All Seasons," we hold this sacred value in our hands, like water, and if we were to open our fingers, well, then we shouldn't hope to find ourselves again.
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The memory of Martin Luther King won't let me, not until, as he quoted from the book of Amos in his legendary "I Have a Dream" speech, "justice rolls down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream."
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Called binu binu (or "soap soap" in Korean), it comprises six restorative bars, all made with a base of boricha, a barley tea that's prized for its detoxifying powers and "served like water" in Korean households, Kim says.
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Lastly, there are lash points galore for things like water bottles, mess kits, the SideKick Dry, of course, and even a tent or sleeping bag, I suppose, along with equally sturdy handles on three sides of the bag.
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Acevedo has pulled off a kind of alchemy of emotions and magic reminiscent of Laura Esquivel's "Like Water for Chocolate," if that novel were set in current-day Philadelphia and remixed with references to Cardi B. and Rihanna.
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About half the gas, according to theoretical models, would wind up in a dense hot doughnut called an accretion disk, glowing with energy as it swirls around the hole to its eventual doom, like water around a drain.
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Built by Hudson Scenic Studio and hovering high over the stage, the machine features 52 five-gallon buckets attached to strings that the performers pull throughout the work; those containers release substances like water, molasses, flour and feathers.
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The current Hungarian government, as Guy Verhofstadt wrote earlier this month, is probably the most illiberal and authoritarian in Europe, shutting down newspapers, corruptly capturing major facilities like water and energy, wrenching control of cultural and educational centers.
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I'm always fighting this question a little bit: how hard to try, how much effort to give; conversely, how calm to be, how to use tranquility as a soft weapon like water crashing against rock until it wears away.
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"Internet service has become as essential as utilities like water and electricity, and local governments should treat it that way," Jay Stanley, the report's principal author and a senior policy analyst with the ACLU, said in a press release.
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Professional services firm EY's Head of Infrastructure Corporate Finance, Manish Gupta, said there was a division between assets aligned with Britain's economic growth, such as airports, ports and railways, and others where income is highly regulated, like water utilities.
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Two exquisite novels out this month, Let Me Be Like Water by S.K. Perry and The Third Hotel by Laura Van Den Berg, explore the grief of losing a partner, and losing the life that had been yours together.
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One of the more difficult products to source from the US (you can find it on Amazon currently), Biafine is an impressive blend of natural ingredients like water, avocado oil, and paraffin that help to regenerate skin unbelievably fast.
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I mean, we've been very fortunate with the IKEA foundation, with Niagara Bottling, with the PepsiCo foundation, and several others that have invested in us so that we can go and create those game changing ideas like water credit.
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The environment ministry in New Delhi, meanwhile, is considering spending about 7 billion rupees ($104 million) this fiscal year to help cities like Kanpur add more air-quality monitoring systems and buy equipment like water-sprinklers to settle dust.
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Not all will have the stomach for the repeated footage of franks and buns disappearing into the men's gullets like water down a drain, but those who do should enjoy the semi-serious, high-stakes tone this documentary strikes.
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Prosecutors said that parents funneled millions of dollars through Mr. Singer, sometimes through a charity front, to coaches, administrators and sports programs so they would designate their children as recruited athletes in boutique sports like water polo and sailing.
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It's unfortunate that Lahren got splashed in the arm with what looks a lot like water, but maybe the president should rethink his priorities if he thinks it merits giving his attention to her instead of people who actually deserve it.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoThere was once a time when Sony's Xperia phones were some of the slickest, most fashionable Android phones out there, thanks to their stylish, minimalist designs and trend-setting features like water-resistance way back in 643.
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The Kearsarge, an amphibious assault ship, was in the Atlantic Ocean for training, but returned to Norfolk on Tuesday to load up with disaster relief supplies like water and food, and a unit of Marines, before departing for Texas on Thursday.
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The MindSphere center in Abu Dhabi will focus on developing operational efficiency for customers in areas like water, waste and oil and gas, while the other, to be located in Dubai, will work on solutions for airports, cargo and logistics.
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The Japanese pottery specialist Joan B. Mirviss (39 East 78th Street) has water jars for the tea ceremony made by modern masters and contemporary practitioners like Takahiro Kondo, who has patented a glaze that looks like water condensing on a jar.
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As you might surmise from its name, this is one serum that doesn't smell like water you've been boiling lunch meat in (because yes, that is what most of these serums smell like thanks to their high concentrations of ascorbic acid).
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"Your love is going away like water in the fingers," complains Renato (Ricardo Herrera) to his lover, Ivan (Pablo Sotomayor Prat), near the beginning of "Shining Moon" ("El Destello de la Luna"), the new film from the Chilean director Gustavo Letelier.
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The only features on the figure's matte-black face are a couple of squiggly white eyes, but hundreds more eyes also cover her body, slipping over her shoulders like water, modeling her legs like scales, licking at her throat like flames.
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"Good lawyers using all their talents and skills work every day ... like water seeping through an earthen dam to get around the plain words of (immigration law) to advance their clients' interests," Sessions said, adding the same happens in criminal courts.
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Those moments stand in contrast to all the man-made machinery he's tasked with maintaining, whether it's the steam engine keeping the lighthouse going or his many attempts to keep the elements like water or dirt from destroying the house.
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To generate revenue until the underwater drone is ready, Duro sells what it calls the sonde — a small tube that floats like a buoy and comes packed with a customizable suite of sensors to track things like water quality and temperature.
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They're almost exactly the same mass as the Earth, they are billions of years old (which means life could have had time to evolve), and they're orbiting their star at a distance that would support things like water flow and habitable temperatures.
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The most innovative companies control market rights to original ideas and exclusive intellectual property through vehicles like patents, trademarks and copyrights, but it can also mean trade-secret rights or even more hard-to-measure concepts, like water rights or pollution rights.
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"That this material coats only the upper slopes of the peaks suggests methane ice may act like water in Earth's atmosphere, condensing as frost at high altitude," said John Stansberry, a New Horizons science team member from Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, Maryland.
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The brighter yellow at the base of the circle indicates gases moving particularly quickly, hinting at a something of a slingshot effect taking place as the vortex of gases travel in a clockwise direction, much like water pouring down a plug hole.
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But because the show was taped yesterday, and details from the interview leaked from the studio audience to the press like water through a colander, we know that Trump told Oz that he doesn't exercise—unless you count hand gestures during campaign events.
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"That this material coats only the upper slopes of the peaks suggests methane ice may act like water in Earth's atmosphere, condensing as frost at high altitude," said John Stansberry, a New Horizons science team member from Space Telescope Science Institute of Baltimore.
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For the experiment, researchers gave 2,381 parents online surveys asking them to select a beverage for their child from a range of 12 sugar-sweetened sodas and juices as well as eight low-sugar options like water, unsweetened juices and diet sodas.
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Parcel after parcel was sold to the rhythmic bantering of the auctioneer until voices in the back of the room began singing, "People got to rise like water … " The singing became louder and louder until the bidders could no longer hear the auctioneer.
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Like water that refracts light and changes the shape of things, politics can distort and invert Christianity, turning a faith that at its core is about grace, reconciliation and redemption into one that is characterized by bitterness, recriminations and lack of charity.
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A long-awaited basketball arena, a state-of-the-art tennis stadium and a glistening new administration building were built, fortifying programs like water polo, tennis and track and field, which continued to chase national championships and produce a steady stream of Olympians.
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Natural monopolies have emerged in areas like water systems and the electrical grid, where the price of entering the business is very high — because you have to lay pipes or electrical lines — but it gets cheaper and cheaper to add each additional customer.
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L does this to show how even "neutral" or natural elements like water get embroiled in social and political battles, from Jim Crow laws that prohibited African-Americans from using certain water fountains to the recent water-contamination crisis in Flint, Mich.
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"The Stumpf Hobbit House Restroom is a really fun place to 'go', but it is also environmentally sustainable," said garden spokeswoman Aubrey Brennan, "It's equipped with energy efficient features" like water efficient plumbing, energy-saving hand dryers and a green roof, Brennan said.
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The campaign also saw the participation of dozens of independent candidates who said they represented "civil society" and who focused on services like water and electricity and criticized the established parties for corruption and their inability to address the country's pressing problems.
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Experts have already identified 400 potential "stabilization sites" in the city that may need to be repaired and cleared of mines and other explosives, like water treatment and electrical power plants, grain storage silos and other crucial parts of the city's infrastructure.
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In Africa's biggest city, with a population of over 20 million people, reports claim that two thirds of the population lives in slums, or low income areas, where people get basic necessities like water and electricity by paying for makeshift cables and hoses.
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It swells the space with sound like water, clear and luminous, through which all the church's visual glories are refracted, and which gestures beyond the seen and felt toward the far reaches of the senses, where suspecting a thing is as good as knowing it.
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Despite some big internal upgrades like water-resistance and dual cameras — on top of the controversial removal of the headphone jack — the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus bear the burden of looking old with a design that hasn't changed much since the iPhone 27.
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As the Verge noted, many local repair ships can do the job too and tend to be cheaper at $40-70, though not all of them will perform the job to the same specs as Apple (they sometimes skimp on things like water-resistant adhesives).
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After Apple unleashed the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus — with updated features like water-resistance, a new home button, camera improvements and no headphone jack — to the public, the next logical step is for us to turn our focus to something newer and shinier.
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Seed banks are often overlooked as an important part of our food system, but as the world population continues to balloon, and resources like water and land become more scarce, we're going to need to double down on our efforts to ensure food security.
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What it means: If such a significant portion of xenon found in Earth's atmosphere came from comets, then it's also possible that comets raining down on our planet for millions of years also delivered other important materials, like water and the building blocks of life.
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Primera Taza's lonche de lomo might make you feel some strange things—Like Water for Chocolate-style, and it all has to do with the bread, a sourdough birote salado that Chuy Tovar imports himself from a panaderia in Guadalajara, Mexico, once a month.
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Indians 13, Blue Jays 21 | Cleveland leads series, 22-22 TORONTO — Trevor Bauer stood on the mound with his right hand by his side, pretending that nothing was wrong, even as blood dripped steadily out of his pinkie like water from a leaky faucet.
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But the roughly $60 billion a year the law provides over five years for roads and mass transit is far less than Mr. Obama wanted — or Mr. Trump has proposed — and would not cover public works unrelated to transportation, like water systems, levees and schools.
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Joel Myers, the founder and president of AccuWeather, emphasized that "we don't have enough data" to attribute the intensity of this year's hurricane season specifically to climate change as opposed to ordinary variables, like water temperature cycles that occur over 20 to 40 years.
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For thousands of years, his ancestors have been using mineral pigments, such as red hematite and yellow limonite, mixed with adhesives like water, blood and animal fat, to illustrate aspects of their culture on the sides and ceilings of rock shelters used during monsoons.
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"BE LIKE WATER" Police arrested a number of prominent pro-democracy activists and three lawmakers on Friday, seeking to rein in a movement that began with anger over planned legislation allowing extraditions to mainland China, where courts are controlled by the ruling Communist Party.
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Peter Knights, chief executive officer of WildAid, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending illegal wildlife trade, added that the market in Vietnam is already flooded with convincing fakes, like water buffalo horn, which accounts for up to 90 percent of what's sold as rhino horn.
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This is including, but not limited to, women being fired, not hired, forced out of a job, and denied a private place to pump breast milk, really basic needs like water breaks or a stool to sit on, or work opportunities — just because they are pregnant.
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The board overseeing the 2017 vote did not have all the tally forms when it announced results, and some forms lacked security features like water marks, signatures or serial numbers, which calls their authenticity into question, the court said, adding there was no evidence of individual wrongdoing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc told employees on Wednesday it will no longer carry widely used, throw-away plastic items like water bottles or silverware in its offices and cafeterias as the U.S. bank tries to cut the amount of trash it puts in landfills.
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"We gotta stop to get something to drink like water, tea, like a drive through, like an iced tea, don't you think?" she questions immediately upon joining Lewis, beloved executive assistant Jenni Pulos and their design associate Megan in the car with her dog in tow.
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I write about space, but my beat usually ends at the edge of our solar system (lots of cool stuff like water on Mars, the flyby of Pluto, the possibility of an unseen Planet Nine), while Dennis is, as he likes to say, the cosmic correspondent.
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There was 1982's "The Secret Policeman's Other Ball," which put Miramax on the map; "Like Water for Chocolate," which at the time of its release in 1992 was the highest-grossing Spanish-language film ever; and Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New York," nominated for 10 Oscars.
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Outside of jazz, he was one of the animating forces on a trio of albums released in 2000 — D'Angelo's "Voodoo," Erykah Badu's "Mama's Gun" and Common's "Like Water for Chocolate" — that were high water marks for the Soulquarian movement of earthy, historically minded hip-hop and soul.
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Many others have used social media to chastise the airlines' supposed bad behavior throughout this past week: Florida residents have been logging their compaints about unfair pricing of items like water and gasoline, along with airfares, with the office of Pam Bondi, the attorney general of Florida.
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In order to receive the free land, you must build your new home within one year after the property is deeded to you, and you will be responsible for "special assessment" costs to cover things like water and sewage, which could run between $14,000 to $25,000.
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In its findings earlier this month, the court also ruled that hundreds of polling stations had failed to send any presidential results; that some forms lacked security features like water marks, signatures or serial numbers; and that some unauthorized users had tried to access the voting system.
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Even though "That's All I Came For" is ostensibly electronic music, there's something deeply organic about it; synths shiver like leaves and rush like water, and the song itself—racing at points and slowing almost to a halt at others—feels like it charts the transition of seasons.
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Officials at the State Department's Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement, which has overseen American efforts to help decontaminate Iraq of explosives, said the priority in Ramadi has been to clear explosive remnants of war, known as ERW, from schools, hospitals and critical facilities like water treatment plants.
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This is an enormous distraction, because it means that time and attention that could be put into exposing that Trump's policies are either paper thin or laughably unworkable are instead diverted to disproving lies which usher forth from his mouth like water from a hose at full throttle.
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The salt, which can stay liquid at higher temperatures than some other fluids like water, then flows through a steam-generating system that drives a turbine, producing enough electricity for 75,000 homes for as long as 2.353 hours past sundown — in essence, allowing the sun to shine at night.
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What you'll notice next is a particular quality of silence, the kind that might lead you to believe that sound, like water, is something that is simply not meant to exist here, that might fall into the earth and be absorbed before you're even able to register it.
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But when Amabel suddenly appears he realizes that she "still swayed him like water moves a trailing weed," and the two get together: She lay on his shoulder in this ugly room, folded up with almost imperceptible breathing like seagulls settled on the water cock over gentle waves.
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The reality is that none of the agencies we currently have in place were designed with even the faintest clue of what future technology would hold, and comparisons to utilities like water or commodities like oil, while the best analogies we have in our current regulatory system, aren't completely appropriate.
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Kiss by kiss I walk across your scarred landscape,your border walls, your dam, your reservations,until our little extinctions transform into peak oiland push through the narrow pipelines of our veins,until we bloom wide, like water hyacinth, until we areand we are more than a fracture in geologic time.
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As the Brookings/ITIF report notes, the separation of the superstar cities from the rest of the economy defies economic theory, which assumes that, like water finding its level, lower labor and housing costs will encourage more jobs to shift out of the most expensive urban centers toward less expensive places.
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"If abstaining from everyday pleasurable activities and goods did have an effect, we would actually expect the brain to re-calibrate and become more sensitive to whatever rewards you're still getting—like water or plain food, since those would now be the only thing left to give you pleasure," he said.
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While the strategy had long been "be like water" — disappearing and reemerging in different parts of the city to keep police on their toes and avoid arrest — this was now a fixed battle centered on a narrow corridor of the bridge to campus — just the width of a couple of vehicles.
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And that means you also have to account for a whole planet's worth of data: temperature and pressure readings and wind-speed metrics, from as many places as you can manage, along with various annoying, fiddly things—like water vapor and solar radiation, or the presence of valleys and mountains.
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Indeed, there are two Jasper Johns — one who is unable to keep the past at bay, whose memories seem to trickle into his paintings like water from a broken faucet; and one who does things by rote, with a kind of cool indifference — and both are present in his work.
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Surfrider's Montgomery said people can do other things like stop using single-use plastics like water bottles, refuse a plastic straw when at a restaurant, and, instead of using plastic bags, bring your own reusable bags when you shop and bring your own coffee mug when filling up your beverage.
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" The report also states that during the next five years, which will largely fall within the timeframe of the next presidential administration, climate change will cause growing security risks for the U.S. that "will arise primarily from distinct extreme weather events and from the exacerbation of currently strained conditions, like water shortages.
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But here in the UK, the music is often secondary to seeing how off your tits you can get as you park a badly assembled tent in a spot that will definitely flood if it rains, on a seemingly lawless campsite, where people drink beer like water and teenagers rule the roost.
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Though Trump-inspired signs dot the arid landscape throughout the district -- "Make California Great Again," a series of large posters reads -- more are focused on local issues like water rights, and Valadao's signage doesn't even mention he is a Republican, a nod to the fact the district has 17% more registered Democrats.
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As it turns out, actual, non-political swamps, technically defined as forested wetlands that are dominated by woody trees, are incredibly valuable ecosystems, ones that provide services like water purification, protection from coastal flooding, groundwater recharge, and habitat for innumerable native species of plants and animals like beavers, frogs, crocodiles, and snakes.
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The there is I MEAN COME ON at 54A, and all we have left at 61A is the small pebble of a STANDING O. Pouring like water over I MEAN COME ON is our revealer, "Natural process illustrated by the last words of 583-, 24-, 37-, 54- and 61-Across," or EROSION.
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Push back from France at the weekend's G-20 meeting, meanwhile, makes it "abundantly clear that trade war risks are not likely to dissipate like water off a duck's back; but instead it could be a slow burn and mounting risk with markets likely to have outbursts of risk off," Varathan added.
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It is gloriously filmed, with breathtaking slow-motion shots of acrobatics and enough purring to thrill the heart of any cat lover — and maybe instill a bit of fear when they learn that domesticated varieties kill more than 20 billion mammals a year and drink the blood of their prey like water.
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He describes the view as breathtaking, which, I mean, I suppose I have not come face to face with the nigh infinite nature of the middle of the ocean from a mountaintop and so can't say for sure, but it really does feel like kind of an exaggeration, considering the ocean is just, like, water.
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It could be that Trump is such an underdog that reporters feel obligated, honorably, to scrutinize Clinton more aggressively than Trump; or that Clinton disclosures have tended to dribble out slowly and strategically over the time, whereas Trump disclosures have leaked like water from a stone because he refuses to release any information about himself.
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Broken down, that's $22,500 for access to supplies, an additional $11,250 for stuff like water, oxygen, and use of the toilet, and $50 per gigabyte when using the station's data downlink (yikes, you'll want to limit the number of selfies you send to friends back down on Earth), as per a new NASA directive.
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Some drivers report making as little as $3.75 an hour, and after they account for the costs of gas, oil changes, and car insurance—and other expenses that riders have come to expect like water bottles, breath mints, cell phone chargers, and seat covers—many are taking on more and more credit card debt.
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"Indeed, to some, truth itself has been lost in the cacophony of online and Twitter verbiage to such a degree that it seems to roll of the national consciousness like water off a duck's back." trump dodges a libel lawsuit by saying his tweets shouldn't be taken too literally because lol nothing matters https://t.
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The magical realist images in "One Hundred Years of Solitude," by Gabriel García Marquéz, "Like Water For Chocolate," by Laura Esquivel, and "The House of Spirits," by Isabel Allende helped me imagine (and, let's be honest, idealize) life back home: floating, ethereal women and clairvoyants; food that literally made you weep; fantasmas walking the halls.
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At the time, I did not yet know of Kimberle Crenshaw's brilliant term "intersectionality," or Claudia Rankine's vital concept "racial imaginary" — complementary and significant theories for understanding present day lives, but as a young woman, through hooks's work, I was just beginning to see that everyone needs theory, and we need it like water.
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While it might seem like water is your best bet, Shape spoke with several experts about how a pre-workout latte not only is unlikely to negatively affect your hydration status, it can also help you feel more alert, so you can push through a tough workout a little more easily (and comfortably) than you would otherwise.
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One asks that the president declare a state of emergency, allowing for immediate assistance like water, food and generators; the other asks him to declare a major disaster, allowing for millions of dollars in loans and grants to residents and the state for long-term needs like new water pipes, an improved filtration plant or temporary housing for residents.
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Also, debris or lava flows couldn't have formed the features seen at the Pathfinder site, the researchers argue, as such flows would have completely obliterated any sign of the basin; as a flowing liquid, lava or fluidized debris flows would have behaved just like water, filling up the Simud Interior Basin prior to spilling over into land barrier.
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The chef, Masanobu Ishikura, known as Ishi, is vigilant about seafood, and reserved and judicious in his adornments: a dark daub of plum paste against botan ebi (sweet shrimp), whose translucent flesh crunches; charred jalapeño, confettied, alongside hamachi (yellowtail), waiting to melt; the clarity of cucumber under salty sacs of ikura (salmon roe) that pop like water balloons.
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It helps to layer flavors and textures, like salty flaps of Chinese bacon and collapsed mustard greens; chewy potato noodles and crisp ovals of celtuce, tasting like water drunk from a bamboo cup; springy roe-filled fish balls, striped and peaked and looking like Christmas ornaments; and wood-ear mushrooms that crunch as if made of tiny bones.
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"Putting our results in context with other published studies, it would probably be prudent to limit consumption of all soft drinks and replace them with healthier alternatives like water," said Amy Mullee, a nutritionist at University College Dublin and one of 50 researchers who worked on the study, one of the largest of its kind to date.
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"Putting our results in context with other published studies, it would probably be prudent to limit consumption of all soft drinks and replace them with healthier alternatives like water," said Amy Mullee, a nutritionist at University College Dublin and one of 50 researchers who worked on the study, one of the largest of its kind to date.
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Compared to his previous adult fairy tales — including the more horrifying and dark Pan's Labyrinth (2006) and The Devil's Backbone (2001) — The Shape of Water is exceptionally personal and soft, yet powerful (like water) thanks not only to its empowering story but also the wonderful cinematic presentation of water as a fluid, sensual, omnipresent, and compelling force.
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The following is a list of novels you should pick up and then stream the movie: "Like Water for Chocolate" by Laura Esquivel The whimsical and delicious novel about a young woman forbidden to marry by tradition who pours all of her passion into her cooking, made it to the big screen in the 1992 film starring Lumi Cavazos and Marco Leonardi.
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The story of colonialism, for instance, is very much alive and well in Bethlehem to this day, a town administered by the Palestinian Authority but under the military occupation of Israel, with the additional strain — impacting access to everything from natural resources like water to telecommunications and electric pipes — of being surrounded by settlements with a population of over 100,000.
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It was like some Miltonian hell; I had left the room but I was still there, in part; still watching the poor man whose stage fright never let him get fully hard, and instead his sperm had sprayed from his softie like water from a tiny elephant's trunk, his dick waving around like those funny inflatable tube men outside car garages.
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"Internet access is a utility — just like water and electricity," Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, California's Democratic attorney general, said in a statement.
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"Internet access is a utility -- just like water and electricity," Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, California's Democratic attorney general, said in a statement.
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The scale of the set cast a shadow on the clothes: cropped fringed bouclé tops with leather-and-tweed shorts; metallic windowpane plaid; big-shouldered '80s jackets and short skirts; a whole series of iridescent frocks that glinted like water in the sunshine; all of it accessorized by a transparent plastic overlay: clear plastic low-heeled boots, see-through plastic fingerless gloves, boater hats and frilled macs.
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Now Trump's team is punishing the Palestinians for not negotiating with Netanyahu — who has not put any deal on the table — by cutting off aid to the Palestinian Authority — aid that went to projects like water and sewage treatment — and contributions to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, a major employer in the West Bank and Gaza and the primary source of secular — i.e.
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