Buttholes don't self-lubricate like vaginas do, so they need help getting wet.
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The role of synovial fluid is to lubricate your joints, according to MedlinePlus.
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Smoothed-down edges and fogged-up lyrics lubricate their songs' glide into universal relatability.
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Over time, the ability of oil to lubricate, clean, and cool your engine degrades.
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At issue, however, is the fluid construction companies use to lubricate the drill head.
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Free movement is meant to transcend cultural barriers, integrate economies and lubricate the single market.
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This nonsulfated glycosaminoglycan is given as an injection to arthritis patients to lubricate their joints.
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The WCA allows players to lubricate and sand their cubes' twisting mechanisms to improve their times.
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Hough and Animal Services Officer Jose Cisneros tried to use oil to lubricate the puppy's neck.
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And because oil profits lubricate the Russian economy, the Kremlin was casting about for a solution.
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Hunt and Tuivasa both use a little brute-force judo to lubricate their exits from the clinch.
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Clits don't self-lubricate, and a good lube adds silky smoothness to either partnered or solo sex.
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"In moderation, of course, everyone loves eccentricities, they lubricate life," Carlo says of his quirky ex-girlfriend.
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On the one hand, the role of the art lawyer has been to lubricate the wheels of commerce.
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On this view, inequality can be dealt with in isolation, after figuring out how best to lubricate markets.
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It helps lubricate and waterproof the skin along the ear canal, while also keeping certain bacteria from overgrowing.
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Charlie tries to lubricate the surface with a bottle of water, but Frank inevitably ends up burning his back.
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In this autoimmune disorder, white blood cells attack the organs that make the fluids needed to lubricate the body.
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Taking antidepressants can reduce the vagina's ability to lubricate naturally, and that can make things really uncomfortable and very unsexy.
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Platforms like Scrapo or MerQbiz lubricate the exchange of recyclables across borders, showing that circular economies are not inherently protectionist.
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She didn't know her audience, didn't read the room and relied on beer to lubricate the evening instead of food.
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Often operating out of view, the middlemen, who have connections to government and Communist Party officials, can help lubricate the process.
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They have full access to financial services and products that lubricate day-to-day living and offer opportunities for growing capital.
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Tests have found that as a person chews bread, it tends to readily absorb saliva that would otherwise lubricate the throat.
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When I was 18, I began taking an anti-anxiety medication that practically eradicated my vagina's ability to self-lubricate altogether.
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They lubricate the eye, supply it with nutrients and oxygen, and help to focus images and clear the eye of debris.
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Spending a lot time on foreplay so that you're really turned on before you begin having sex helps your vagina naturally lubricate.
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Working girls were hired to lubricate the wheels of business negations — or used as bribes in the trade between power and money.
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Dr Varanasi's team have developed a database of recipes that can be used to lubricate containers for a wide range of materials.
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A surge of oxytocin can relax a nursing mother, and it may help us recognize our kin and lubricate social connections, too.
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If you're having trouble sleeping because of your congestion and sore throat, consider getting a humidifier, which can help lubricate your nasal passages.
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And now Fintech is set to lubricate the wheels of commerce for all entrants into the Chinese market, making it accessible for all.
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Libra would lubricate life in the rich world and revolutionise it in poor countries, where basic financial services are dear and often scarce.
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If it's too quick, your body hasn't had time to lubricate and engorge, and if it's too intense, well...it's just too intense.
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Under the model, the female sexual response cycle can be broadly understood as analogous to its male counterpart: penises get erect; vulvae lubricate.
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Money is meant to lubricate the economy, and debt-free fiscal deficits are likely to do that job better than the current variety.
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When you have enough lube on both the penetrating penis/dildo and the receiving anus (which, reminder, does not self-lubricate), add more.
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It can be used to preserve pumpkins, and also to lubricate pumpkin carving tools so pumpkin goo (technical term) doesn't stick to them.
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Lubricate your path with alcohol and—like oiling a stuck needle on an errant compass—you'll find your way more surely through difficult terrain.
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"Our dolls, like all women, have an oral cavity, vaginal, and anal," the website helpfully explains in Spanish, before exhorting users to lubricate appropriately.
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She began to lubricate her feet, wear toe socks, and "the next time I did a 23-miler, I'd gone to Altras," Clark said.
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Not only was money supposed to lubricate racial integration; it was perhaps supposed to mitigate a history of keeping black people apart and oppressed.
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Artificial tears, which simply lubricate the eye, are a better treatment for redness caused by irritants like pollution, cigarette smoke or nearby fires, he said.
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As I said, foreplay is extra important when being penetrated by larger phallic objects, since foreplay helps the vagina self-lubricate, which makes insertion easier.
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The very thing that has helped lubricate much ingenuity and build personal relationships and trust in the business of risk is now being increasingly denied.
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For years, pigs were put on a diet, then served up lean and mean, without much internal fat to lubricate and flavor their brawny flesh.
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Every new prime minister since Thatcher has arrived in office promising to revive manufacturing, lubricate social mobility and do more for hacked-off, hard-pressed strivers.
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Many of them have already benefited from past efforts by the FDA to lubricate the approval of potential breakthrough drugs for cancer and some other diseases.
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These gels may also lubricate the colon itself to prevent water from being reabsorbed from the stool, keeping stools soft and the entire digestive system hydrated.
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Later Watson was to learn that the oil taken from the whale, perhaps the purest on earth, was to be used to lubricate intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Hydration can help lubricate and cushion joints, protect sensitive tissues in your body, flush out waste and keep your immune system and even your skin healthy.
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Donald Trump spent most of his life as a political opportunist, learning from his dad that real estate developers must lubricate both sides of the aisle.
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As the poet Heather Christle writes in "The Crying Book," humans are continuously producing "basal" tears, to lubricate our eyes, while "irritant" tears flush out foreign objects.
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A sports medicine specialist suggested a series of injections of a gel-like substance, hyaluronic acid, meant to lubricate the joint and act as a shock absorber.
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I also endure frequent injections of steroids and anti-inflammatory drugs, which temporarily "lubricate" my injured joint until I find a surgeon willing to perform a knee replacement.
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For roughly 34 million U.S. dry eye sufferers, tears fail to adequately lubricate their eyes, and the condition can become painful, potentially leading to eye damage, Novartis said.
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Of course, there are people out there who stigmatize lube based on an unrealistic expectation that all vagina-owners should be able to lubricate naturally at all times.
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The treats also contain 25 milligrams of petrolatum per serving to help lubricate the digestive tract, allowing ingested hair to pass gently through without causing a dangerous obstruction.
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And basic science — perhaps the development of some new carbs, carbohydrates that fatten hair from within, fill in facial lines, even lubricate all personal spots that require lubrication!
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On October 10th, Bresnik and Vande Hei will do another spacewalk to lubricate the new LEE on Canadarm2, and then replace a camera on the outside of the station.
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For those who cannot lubricate the hinges of policy makers' doors with money spent on lobbying and campaign contributions, the options are few, and complaining is one of them.
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Dry eye is caused by either a lack of tears, or a "poor quality" of tears that cannot lubricate the surface of the eye, resulting in itching and inflammation.
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One or more injections of a gel of hyaluronic acid directly into the knee joint to lubricate it can relieve pain in some patients for up to six months.
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When I got mastitis, my doctor suggested I take coconut oil pills to lubricate and make the milk oily so it would be easier to release when it got stuck.
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The FDA acknowledges that condoms may break more often during anal, since rectums don't self-lubricate like vaginas, and so can create serious friction without the copious use of lube.
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AI could either lubricate the gears to our doom, or, as it did in such films as Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) and War Games (1983), protect us from ourselves.
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So far, they've found that the rivers lubricate the ice slab, making the sheets move faster toward the coasts — which could cause even more icebergs to calve into the ocean.
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Environmental agencies are probing whether ETP's contractor may have used diesel to lubricate the drill to make it easier to cut through rock when crossing large obstacles like highways and rivers.
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The original version was made with a viscous liquid called cup grease, a mixture of mineral oil and other additives, once used to lubricate bearings and now, apparently, no longer available.
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In 2014, an unidentified person walked into a plant, turned a valve and drained 65,000 liters of oil used to lubricate reactor turbines, knocking the reactor out of commission for five months.
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Clean it either with a wooden scraper, or a metal brush, and then you lubricate it with a tightly-folded paper towel dipped in oil and brushed across with a pair of tongs.
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Ministers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the U.S. will likely need all that good Italian wine to lubricate potentially awkward chats about how to shape worldwide economic policy.
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Not only is this Nutri-Vet Hairball Paw Gel free from petroleum-based ingredients, but it contains natural ingredients that lubricate your cat's digestive tract, support healthy skin and coat, and minimize shedding.
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"He used a substance which may have been olive oil to lubricate the GPS tracking band and slip it off his ankle," said FBI agent Eric Barnhart of the Salt Lake City field office.
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Even if people self-lubricate in great quantities, the materials that sex toys are made of tend to tug at skin and hair, so a bottle of lube was always recommended with every purchase.
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A sliced breast of moulard duck cooked to a deep violet-pink, it is served with a bright, focused sauce built on soy and enough warm duck juices to lubricate the whole-wheat noodles.
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That is the same site as a spill last April of 2 million gallons of mostly clay and water used to lubricate drilling blades, which led FERC to temporarily ban ETP from new horizontal drilling.
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They're both a sign of global warming and a cause of ice sheet collapse: as meltwater from the lakes drains into the underlying ice, it can lubricate the ice sheet's foundation, causing it to weaken.
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Researchers at Boston University discovered a way to make condoms that self-lubricate on contact — a discovery that could encourage more people to use condoms and reduce rates of unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections.
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By ignoring all of the small attentions that lubricate the work of democracy, he created a significant obstacle for the necessary work of securing Senate approval when he finally returned with the treaty in hand.
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You mind may be eagerly anticipating sex while your body shows no physical arousal at all, or your brain may be totally uninterested in sex while your genitals swell, lubricate, and otherwise appear to be aroused.
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" As the novelist Jay McInerney, who has known Ms. Ross for more than two decades, put it: "If any one couple can help socially lubricate the new Washington social scene, it will be Hilary and Wilbur.
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When you're feeling particularly sexy, these glands secrete fluid to lubricate the opening of your vagina, which makes it easier for a penis, sex toy, fingers, or anything else you're using to slide in and out easily.
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There are three types of tears: Basal tears which we cry almost continually to lubricate our eyeballs; reflex tears, produced due to irritants such as dust, and finally emotional tears, their rhyme and reason still partly unknown.
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This product is made with both mineral and vegetable oils in a palatable tuna-flavored gel that will lubricate your cat's digestive tract, helping him to safely pass hairballs instead of coughing them up onto your floor.
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That is the same site as a spill last April of 2 million gallons of mostly clay and water used to lubricate drilling blades, which led FERC to temporarily ban ETP from new horizontal drilling in May.
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On the one hand, the role of the art lawyer has been to lubricate the wheels of commerce, which can, at times, reinforce a conventional approach to power in the art world, measured almost exclusively by dollar signs.
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Since the anus doesn't self-lubricate, it can be tricky to make sure someone's prepped and ready to enjoy anal — and smaller penises means less stretching is needed, so anal can be more comfortable for the receiving partner.
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Numerous studies show that women who have undergone FGM/C often experience reduced sexual sensation or desire, pain during sex, an inability to self-lubricate or orgasm, and anxiety or other mental symptoms of trauma, among other issues.
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One reviewer noted that when you are done with this model at the end of the year, you should take the time to clean and dry the stand, then lubricate the screws with WD40 or some similar product.
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At the same plant where these jihadists once worked, an individual who has yet to be identified walked into the reactor No. 4 in 2014, turned a valve and drained 65,000 liters of oil used to lubricate the turbines.
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Made from all-natural ingredients like slippery elm bark, marshmallow root, papaya, and psyllium seed, Vet's Best Hairball Relief Digestive Aid Supplements support your cat's digestive system and lubricate hairballs so they can pass harmlessly through his digestive tract.
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Another possibility is that they may have traveled with the boat on a wooden sledge as the procession journeyed to the vault, and their contents served to lubricate the ground as people maneuvered the large vessel to its sandy home.
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Among men who have sex with men, there's a lot less stigma surrounding lube use, in large part because lube is more integral to anal sex than to penis-in-vagina intercourse (unlike the vagina, the anus does not self-lubricate).
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"But in the meantime, the snake would not have been able to eat..." Paraffin oil was used to lubricate the ball, and it took over 20 minutes for Prendergast to manipulate the snake and get the ball out of its body.
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"He used a substance which may have been olive oil to lubricate the GPS tracking band and slip it off his ankle," Eric Barnhart, the special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City field office of the FBI, told FOX 13 yesterday.
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The parasites seem to be spread by a species of fly that feed on eyeball secretions, usually on cattle but scientists have linked the parasites to face flies, which feed on the fluids secreted by cow or human eyeballs to lubricate them.
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Each time a curler threw a stone, a leader known as a skip shouted orders to teammates armed with brooms, who vigorously swept the ice in front of the sliding stone to lubricate the surface, making the rock travel faster and straighter.
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" The guy also raps the opening verse, which includes these surreal lines: "I put piss stains on private planes, cause it's my jet nigga / Money ain't shit cause my Rottweilers drink Moët / diamond baguette bracelets for my lovers / player, I use Cristal to lubricate rubbers.
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The messages of comfort or doom were recorded in a little studio across the hall from his kitchen; and as his apologies were relayed to the southern morning scrum he was generally asleep, or leisurely sipping a large cup of coffee to lubricate his voice.
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Turns out that applying a pea-sized drop to your clitoris before stimulation makes for an even better time (clits don't self-lubricate), and a good lube can add a lovely, silky-smooth sensation to penetration — even if you feel you get wet enough naturally.
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Scientists have figured out how one of the world's few coral-eating fish is able to withstand the venomous sting of sharp coral as it feeds: they lubricate their lips with mucous in order to quickly touch the coral and form a suction to remove the flesh.
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But of politeness and a strong desire to lubricate this increasingly awkward encounter with some booze, I took a few sips of the overly sweet swill, the soggy chunks of fruit bobbing against my lips, and proceeded to not get drunk enough to enjoy my meal.
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Not everyone is chasing Wall Street cash: Two candidates in the top tier of polls, Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, have railed against the financial industry and opted against the kind of fancy fund-raisers with catering and $22020,800 admission prices that lubricate the donor industry.
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Between the first and second round there was much debate over putting Vaseline on the cut—this is the standard treatment for cuts on the face but applying Vaseline to anywhere else on the body could and probably should be considered greasing as it will lubricate that surface during grappling exchanges.
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So part of that is, how do we get to a rainbow city, where we're respecting people from all different incomes and ethnic groups, religions, races, secual orientations.... Technology will help, so I think smart cities will help lubricate some of those things, to get the conversation flowing and create connections.
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Financial markets are telling us something that we should heed: The economic trajectory that seemed reasonable even a few weeks ago is not going to be the trajectory for months—not for airlines, not for discretionary retailers, not for industrial conglomerates or small businesses, and not for the tech companies that lubricate everything.
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But with Sabathia's recent history of knee troubles — he underwent a series of injections to lubricate his right knee last season and he pitches with a brace on it — there is no guarantee that he can reprise an excellent 2017 season, when he was 14-5 with a 3.69 earned run average.
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If you planned wrongly, you would have to surface, then flush out your equipment with fresh water, wait for it to dry, change your lenses, re-lubricate the rubber seals that go between the different pieces of your housing and then put it all back together and clean off any sand residue as well.
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The dynamics of outlet glaciers and ice streams as they flow—ever faster—into the Arctic ocean, how pressurised meltwater combines with soft sediments to lubricate the bed of Greenland's ice sheet, and the impact of increased darkening across the ice sheet's surface are all poorly understood, says Alun Hubbard, a glaciologist at the University of Tromso.
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According to its very sparse hiring page, Anduril is looking for "dedicated, and patriotic engineers" who specialize in these areas, which should give you some idea of its plans at the border: The SMART Act would also authorize an additional $110 million to lubricate collaboration between state, county and tribal agencies and Customs and Border Patrol.
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While we tend to think of vaginal dryness as something only the sexually disinterested and premenopausal experience, "not all vaginas self-lubricate the same amount, and vaginal dryness is extremely common and for an incredibly wide variety of reasons," such as where you are in your menstrual cycle or what medication you're taking, says Alicia Sinclair, a sex educator and CEO of the sex toy companies Le Wand and B-Vibe.
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