Then he massaged on a hydration serum to add radiance.
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They never, ever crossed any lines in where they massaged.
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Essentially, the veal had been massaged every time he walked.
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The thing being massaged in this puzzle is the EGO.
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It can be massaged, changed, worked on during the next administration.
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Cancerians have sensitive skin, so they love being caressed and massaged.
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So I literally massaged his shoulders in order to get out.
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And his looped, massaged fanfare carries "The Gut" front to back.
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Springy noodles are hand-massaged and boiled briefly, until perfectly chewy.
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He moaned in fake ecstasy as a woman massaged his … feet.
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Once I massaged a drummer on stage while he was playing.
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Others could be massaged out through algorithms and repeated learning loops.
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Once the count is completed, those raw numbers are elaborately massaged.
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Although the government clearly massaged public opinion, the outrage seemed genuine.
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Some massaged their cheeks to produce enough spit to fill the tubes.
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During his first visit, police claimed, Kraft was massaged by two women.
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She didn't answer, but massaged her throat and swallowed with some difficulty.
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And now they've just massaged the phrase to call it 'liberal media.
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I opened my eyes as I massaged my chest and repeated my mantra.
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For five minutes, the machines massaged my hands in slow, undulating pressure waves.
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The Longest RubI massaged an Australian man once in Berlin for six hours.
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His wife, Yukiko, massaged his hands at night, aching from the constant effort.
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Instead, the baby is gently placed on the mother's stomach and lightly massaged.
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Blessing smiled and spoke in nervous fragments while she massaged Cynthia's swollen feet.
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Instead, he's a conversational lyricist, who sings in spoken sentences, massaged into melody.
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For years, governments have massaged the statistics and assigned blame to their neighbors.
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My feet felt almost as if they were being massaged while I walked.
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Every movement was scrutinized, every variable in Piecyk's Platform Engine massaged just so.
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He was massaged by his fellow boxers to help with the aches from dehydration.
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" Rosenbaum said she massaged his shoulders as a compromise "in order to get out.
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Then, he lightly cupped my ankle and massaged it gently, looking up at me.
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I massaged some Chap-Stick on my scuffed shoes and ran out the door.
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Townsend massaged dry shampoo into Courtney's scalp, letting it work its oil-soaking magic.
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He dozed off in my arms while my husband massaged his little baby head.
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But companies often steer investors instead to massaged calculations that produce a better outcome.
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And every week, they get cuddled and massaged by strangers who come to visit.
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After Blanton massaged a groundout from Addison Russell, Roberts's audacious but cunning strategy unfolded.
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I kept an eye out as Miles massaged, licked, and sucked my bare feet.
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During the break, she massaged her ears and did some Zen deep-breathing exercises.
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Someone grabbed a pole resembling a baker's rolling pin and massaged his calf muscles.
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During that trip, Hastert massaged his groin "in an inappropriate sexual way," prosecutors say.
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"While I stared at the ceiling, his right index finger massaged my clitoris," Chung wrote.
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"I massaged her heart and a few seconds later she started breathing again," he said.
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At other times, they massaged the mixture onto patients' partially nude bodies while chanting prayers.
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I know what you guys need: a video of a cat getting its chin massaged.
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Culture doesn't happen on its own, it needs to be constantly massaged, managed and maintained.
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Once this net pattern has developed, each melon is even massaged and polished by hand.
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Abby Tang: To begin my treatment, Irina massaged a pH-balanced cleanser into my back.
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She styled Ms. Land's hair, massaged her hands and set out to paint her fingernails.
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We would have edited it and massaged it with a computer until it sounded right.
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Cut-throat competition for customers has also caused concern over false advertising and massaged statistics.
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In elections in May, only 28% (according to the government's massaged figures) turned out to vote.
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SOSA: And you can be having your face massaged in the beans and still be breathing.
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He even massaged his mother's sore feet after she came home from long days at work.
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Hossein massaged his skin, in a desperate attempt to improve circulation, but the man was dying.
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She also massaged Epstein's paramour Nadia Marcinkova and his assistant Sarah Kellen, the police statement said.
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But he's needed his arm massaged after some marathon signings, so this time he's setting limits.
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Yet reality was often massaged — sometimes lightly, sometimes more deep-tissue — with leading questions and retakes.
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Yet reality was often massaged — sometimes lightly, sometimes more deep-tissue — with leading questions and retakes.
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Over the last year, Suzanne had regularly massaged her mother's face and temples with rose oil.
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There are Kobe cattle, whose muscles are massaged for months to tenderize the meat they eventually produce.
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Next came a lemony peel, which he massaged in and let sit until it tingled a bit.
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Then the depth maps are essentially massaged into the correct shape to line up with their neighbors.
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He also suspects that the app's marketers have massaged their data to make it look optimally appealing.
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Every time I hear Mandarin, it sounds so good I feel like my brain is being massaged.
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The sheer, nude-toned fluid disappears when massaged into skin, leaving it smooth, luminous, and fully protected.
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She then heated up some of Moroccanoil's Scalp Treatment, an oil, and massaged it into my scalp.
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She massaged salt and spices into thick chunks of white-green cabbage, demonstrating a self-brining technique.
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I rubbed about 2 tablespoons between the palms of my hands and massaged it into my scalp.
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He massaged his face as he spoke; his jaw muscles had been twitching in the late innings.
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Through it all, he has massaged my feet and legs every single night to reduce my pain.
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I, however, loved it and came out feeling as if I had worked out and been massaged.
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Ms. Caplan massaged the muscles around his larynx and had him put peppermint oil in his nose.
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SINGAPORE — Getting massaged all day by a jacket you can wear sounds like an insane genius idea.
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I bathed him and massaged him – and got him through these terrible seizures that he was still having.
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The bright orange color is also a little surprising, but fades as soon as massaged into the skin.
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Even though all three massaged the truth, Cruz was right about one thing: He's a truly TERRIBLE singer.
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With the sixth-generation Camaro, though, Chevy has massaged more into the iconic pony car than just burliness.
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I massaged them gently into his back, pretending I was lending my despair to his hydration and healing.
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She followed this with another douse of warm water, and then massaged Moroccanoil's Body Butter into my limbs.
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Old timers need to be tracked down, contracts have to be signed, and egos have to be massaged.
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The night cream must be fully massaged into the skin, not just applied on top, for full effects
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The shaman massaged me and rubbed green tobacco on my body, and we danced together under the moonlight.
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As soon as I was submerged, my aches were massaged, and the weight of my baby was buoyed.
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It was exaggerated, it was dishonest, and it massaged information to fit a narrative that he had preconceived.
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Those boundaries can also be shifted even in hindsight, massaged into a post-facto justification for bad male behavior.
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I took a quarter-size amount of the clear jelly and gently massaged it over my face without water.
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"I massaged the remaining serum into Kendall's skin and a little bit into her neck and chest," says Phillips.
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It seems that Ehrlichman, where possible, massaged political benefits from Nixon's general anti-drug attitude, which he disagreed with.
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For now, the migrants are getting their blistered feet treated by doctors and their sore calves massaged by volunteers.
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Even better, skin is left feeling like you just massaged a bucket of body butter over every last inch.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that, but I just don't think it was massaged correctly just yet.
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Basically, it takes every conniving advertising trope that has ever massaged your brain, and turns them all upside down.
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Any excess essence — and there will be plenty — can then be massaged into skin, or even hands and neck.
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His studies would serve him well in his CONCACAF work as he set up budgets and massaged the books.
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But Choudhury acted differently towards her this time: He stroked the inside of her thigh while she massaged him.
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After I peeled it off, I massaged the serum into my skin and then fell asleep for the evening.
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Oiled and pumped, exfoliated and massaged in preparation for upcoming competitions, these sculpted specimens focus fanatically on self-care.
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Biden has always massaged his stories to craft simple, teachable moments from the often-complex fabric of real life.
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In an ornately decorated steam-filled room in Amman, a group of men are getting scrubbed, washed and massaged.
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She massaged Ms. Hussein's back, brought her a heating pad, walked with her and gave her sips of juice.
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But it's a natural assumption for a celebrity whose image TV massaged for the better part of four decades.
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So I spread the green facial goop all over my face, felt like Elphaba of Wicked fame, massaged, then rinsed.
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Firms' tax bills have been massaged down as low as they can go; in China factory workers' wages are rising.
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She said that when she left the bedroom, he followed her and massaged her shoulders and neck as she protested.
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Over the next three months, the vanilla is wrapped in blankets, then massaged and spread in the sun to dry.
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Granted, Lincoln didn't directly crib Elon Musk's full-size SUV; it massaged some of its own DNA into the thing.
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The company massaged earnings under former Chief Executive Jack Welch in the 1980s and '90s to consistently exceed analysts' estimates.
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The Japanese eighth seed had to call on the trainer to have his chest massaged early in the third set.
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Waiting for the hearing to start, he shot Adele an air kiss and massaged his arthritic knuckles one by one.
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On Wednesday, during a changeover in the third set, Kyrgios shared his troubles with a physiotherapist who massaged his shoulder.
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The camera zips around corners and turns upside-down in a feat of impossible (and most likely effects-massaged) cinematography.
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Anyone can store their sourdough there and be sure that it will be fed, massaged, and well taken care of.
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Once I was looking at the ceiling, Kiki massaged, then kissed my feet, ankles, skins, and thighs for some time.
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First, I carefully massaged a few drops into my T-zone since I wasn't sure of how mattifying it would be.
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Speaking with The New Yorker, she claimed that Weinstein massaged her inappropriately and chased her around a hotel room in 1995.
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Soto dried and massaged the baby until he cried, before using the shoelace to tie the umbilical cord and snip it.
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"I massaged many of Epstein's friends when I worked for him, because I was a talented licensed massage therapist," Sjoberg said.
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He'd been having his I.T. bands massaged to relieve stress, and he didn't seem particularly happy that I'd kept our appointment.
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"Basic touch can help you heal," said Laura Gonzalez, 28, leaning into a man's back as her friend massaged his leg.
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He'd ask me what method of valuation could be best massaged to show an earnings-accretive merger in a financial model.
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Anything less than chronic can be pushed through, fought with, massaged, foam-rolled out of the body, or very simply ignored.
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Sky MilesThe president of Georgia often came to Berlin for meetings, and I massaged him each time at a different hotel.
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Sometimes, he asked Tim to lie on his bed, and rubbed ointment on his thighs, legs and buttocks and massaged him.
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For the first hour she told investigators that he massaged her breasts and touched her vagina, according to the investigative report.
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At the following changeover, Nadal was given a salt pill by a doctor and had his left forearm massaged by a trainer.
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We often sit in a rocking chair in the evenings, and she loves to be scratched and massaged while on my lap.
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Warren Buffett had a few words in his most recent shareholder letter for managers who mislead their shareholders with massaged earning numbers.
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Even better, it smells sexy (like California surfer sexy) and feels like a cream when massaged into the palm of your hand.
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I really felt, as I massaged my crown and pulled the oil through my hair, that I was sacred and divinely intelligent.
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They know that what she is telling voters she plans to do cannot be mistaken or massaged into anything seemingly less harsh.
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A steady stream of volunteers cleaned the residents' eyeglasses, shined their shoes, massaged feet and filled the halls and chapels with music.
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"You don't want [intelligence] massaged to fit the narrative of whoever's in political office or what the popular narrative is," he said.
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I remember being a kid in India and sitting on my grandmother's lap while she massaged coconut oil into my entire body.
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She gave Epstein erotic massages and massaged his close friends and assistants, as well as the Dubins on at least one occasion.
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Alienation was the driving theme of the life story he told, repeatedly and often, a tale romantically massaged but based in fact.
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She says that Glaser asked her to join in, claiming that he needed to be massaged because of his cancer and diabetes.
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After boiling, the whole cauliflower head is lightly massaged with olive oil and sprinkled with sel gris, a coarse gray sea salt.
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At a G8 summit meeting in St. Petersburg in 2006, he walked up behind Merkel, who was seated, and massaged her shoulders.
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Huggins's players quickly came to his aid during the incident, and Huggins stood, briefly massaged his chest and stayed on the sideline.
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Katsuro moaned as a bulge formed beneath the material of his kimono, a bulge that Miyuki seized, kneaded, massaged, squashed and crushed.
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Instead of treating yourself to a spa day, you could purchase this small sauna from QVC ... but it only massaged your hand.
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In a 2008 lawsuit that is still active, she says Epstein then disrobed, and that while she massaged him, he began to masturbate.
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This thought exercise would be massaged by the fact that Apple is reportedly working on it own MicroLED displays in a secret facility.
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Most people with penises have a pleasure point called the prostate inside the anal canal that can lead to an orgasm when massaged.
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She then massaged Colbet MD Illumino Face Oil into the star's skin, and moisturized her lips with cult classic product Lucas' Pawpaw Ointment.
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Its exterior surfaces have also been massaged to produce more aerodynamic air flow, including an aero diffuser and three active rear wing positions.
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Once interest is sparked, you're subtly guided down to the bottom of the funnel, where interest is massaged into intent and eventual sale.
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By all accounts, Putin's March 2018 presidential reelection — securing his fourth term with more than 76 percent of the vote — was deeply massaged.
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One player massaged his injured upper arm; his teammate joked he hurt it while lifting a pint at a bar the night before.
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Another former patient, Matt Harris, 58, described being massaged by the doctor in his groin area and asked him if it felt good.
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If I watched long enough, I felt lightly hypnotized, as if one of those disembodied hands had reached in and massaged my brain.
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In another instance, he allegedly massaged a boy's groin area and singled him out to stay in his hotel room during a wrestling camp.
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He pressed each of the toes, one by one, and made his way around to the back where he gently massaged my Achilles tendon.
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MARGRETHE VESTAGER'S assault on technology firms she deems to have improperly massaged down their tax bills continued this week with a tilt at Amazon.
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Other complaints might have less to do with sexual predation than with individual sensitivities, such as discomfort with being massaged in more vulnerable areas.
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And when we do, our egos will be massaged by emotionally intelligent bots that will advise call center reps how to handle our complaints.
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Mira Sorvino, an actress who starred in several of Weinstein's films, said Weinstein massaged her shoulders and tried to get more physical in 1995.
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My wife's message is massaged into the 212-byte SS503 channel, and sent along to the local base transceiver station (BTS) near the bakery.
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Next up, she massaged a 24-karat infused oil on Henson's skin, followed by a primer-moisturizer hybrid to ready her skin for makeup.
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"I got massaged into madness," joked Grant, explaining that he had "about 30 massages a day" to overcome "extreme boredness" while on the trip.
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As a wave began to build, I would roll over on to all fours on the bed, swaying my hips while he massaged me.
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The masseuse said that she "massaged many of Epstein's friends" while she worked for him but that none of them expected any sexual favors.
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Still, amid the popularity of hand-scooped ice cream and hand-massaged kale, isn't there something sterile about a robot cooking food, I wonder?
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I thought about the young woman I had hit and hoped her boyfriend had massaged her back before climbing into bed next to her.
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By the time Iron Fist came around, it needed to be massaged and finessed to fit the missing pieces of this almost-assembled puzzle.
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Without wearing gloves, he put his hand down her pants and massaged her vagina with three of his fingers for one to two minutes.
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THAT PHANOM, Thailand — Sprawled on a bamboo mat, Supattra Inthirat closed her eyes as her father massaged her hard arms with oil and menthol.
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He and Mr. Gates tweaked and massaged the code, and it became the operating system that guided the IBM personal computer, introduced in 1981.
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Her hands were quick and gentle as she massaged in a cleanser, then a calming cream, a mask, a serum and finally a sunscreen.
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Spooked children have mezcal spat into their faces; rashy ones have mezcal rubbed onto their skin; fussy ones have it massaged into their gums.
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Instead of slapping me, however, he took my hand in both of his and gently but firmly massaged my palm with his callused thumbs.
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There was late anxiety for Nadal as the predicted thunderstorms loomed and he needed his left forearm massaged after beginning to suffer from cramp.
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The actress, who was nominated for an Oscar in 2003 for Frida, shared a photo of her foot being massaged during the show on Wednesday.
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Advocates of criminal-justice reform worry that he will fill up prisons and build new ones, justifying draconian punishments with massaged statistics and fallacious reasoning.
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Not only is the massage very enjoyable, it's already having a plumping effect that is clearly discernible when compared with the non-massaged right one.
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While Scott's getting drunk and having his ego massaged like a goose about to be turned into foie gras, Zelda's feeling out of her element.
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Some arbitrage opportunities have been exhausted; wages have risen in China; and most firms have massaged their tax bills as low as they can go.
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Save for a slice of pizza after too many beers at happy hour, nothing feels like more of a treat than getting your face massaged.
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I massaged the golden, jam-like mask into my skin when I got home, and was pleasantly surprised by the immediate warming sensation it gave.
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Massaged into his skin, it functions as the only birth control he and his wife, Julia, will use for the next year and a half.
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Kershaw massaged a popout from Murphy, whom the Dodgers had avoided all game, and struck out pinch-hitter Wilmer Difo to close out the game.
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In a studio setup for tiny tots, Mr. Moore massaged the bald head of a Miami-based photographer to elicit a laugh from a toddler.
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For hair, Ms. Mahoney massaged copious amounts of May 203 hair oil ($38) into the roots and through the lengths for a similarly edgy feel.
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True, the monster television that Chayefsky condemned, in which minds were numbed and massaged through a central household set, looks kind of puny these days.
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Dispassionate third parties who attempt to achieve the same results will fail to do so if the reported findings have been massaged in some way.
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Mr. Stoppard, always a tireless self-editor, has tweaked and massaged "The Hard Problem" since I first saw it at the National Theater in London.
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Republicans and the White House have massaged the bill for months in the hopes of striking a balance that satisfies both conservative and moderate Republicans.
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And prosecutors said Mr. Hastert had massaged another boy's groin area after asking the boy to stay in his hotel room during a wrestling camp.
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With the availability of cloud-based electronic health records, all this could be informed by data unique to the patient, and massaged by artificial intelligence.
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During one clip, Sailor panned the camera down toward her as she sat on the hardwood floor and massaged her calf with a foam roller.
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But he was a brilliant, iconoclastic coach and author who motivated and needled and massaged the prickliest of stars into one-for-all championship runs.
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I mixed a few drops of organic, extra-virgin coconut oil with Dove Sensitive Moisture Baby Lotion and massaged the formula on him after his bath.
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Ms. Herscher told her own horror stories — the investor who slipped his hand under her hair and massaged her neck, the one that rubbed her knee.
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In her upcoming documentary, Gaga receives treatments for painful muscle spasms; she's also shown getting massaged and putting ice on sore muscles during and after rehearsals.
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When the girls massaged him, a person Epstein described as his Yugoslavian sex slave would look on or have sex with the girls to please Epstein.
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Then they then massaged in a thin layer of the Orange Blossom Body Cream and finished with spritzing my chosen scent, English Pear & Freesia, on top.
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Having never been indoctrinated or otherwise mentally massaged by its politics, its culture, its system, Bellic's perspective of the United States is simultaneously subjective and authoritative.
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The candidacies of Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg are fueled in large part by Wall Street donors, whose money gets massaged out at closed-door fundraisers.
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Yet there is absolutely no sign of any build-up in steel inventory within China as might be expected if exports were being massaged by policymakers.
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The mid-section is supposed to be massaging beads… My vagina isn't sensitive enough, I guess, to feel massaged, so it's kind of a useless function.
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When he finished massaging my rib cage, he massaged each breast, one at a time, mimicking a gynecological breast exam, but in a less clinical way.
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Their tako poke, made with octopus caught in local waters, is lovely: The octopus is first lomi-ed, or massaged, with salt, then steamed into submission.
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After the specialist peeled off the wax in one fell swoop, she spritzed on a light mist of toner and gently massaged in the serum-elixir.
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It has been massaged, chopped, baked, fried, and left to wilt in the homes of countless Americans, who, it now seems, are ready to abandon it.
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Sorvino said she was promoting Mighty Aphrodite, produced by Weinstein's then-company Miramax, when the producer invited her to his hotel rom and massaged her in 1995.
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All of which reinforces the bull story of a fast-evolving concentrates crunch, albeit one massaged by Glencore's continued idling of 500,000 tonnes of annual mined capacity.
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My own muscles are often quite stiff at the beginning of a session, so I will frequently get massaged until I feel relaxed enough to start exploring.
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Immediately after peeling it off, I massaged the serum all over my face and down my neck — just like you would during a regular sheet mask treatment.
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She had softly massaged my head and neck before she started cutting and she breezily discussed just about any topic while making her customer feel at ease.
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He took a medical timeout in the second set and lay on the court to have his back and legs massaged and treated at Margaret Court Arena.
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The master facialist massaged in a depuffing sheet mask over the actress's eyes so any dark circles will disappear by the time she hits the red carpet tonight.
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The Warriors (16-2) countered with the next six points, four by Durant, to create some separation they massaged to the end, thanks in large part to Green.
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Until a few weeks ago, however, the social network's self-service ad-targeting tools could be massaged into revealing a Facebook user's cellphone number from their email address.
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But for years, the Food and Brand Lab massaged shoddy data into published, peer-reviewed studies in a brazen ploy for media coverage, as BuzzFeed News has reported.
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That means I offered her food and drinks from the salon's menu, massaged her hands with moisturizing lotion, and made sure she was comfortable through the entire experience.
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The Michigan State Title IX investigation into Thomashow's complaint concluded that Nassar, who Thomashow said massaged her breast and vaginal area, did not behave in a sexual manner.
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Abby Tang: Afterwards, Irina massaged a cream packed with botanical oils into my back and misted it with an oxygen-peptide liquid to hydrate and refresh my skin.
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After the toner, I applied two to three drops of the anti-aging serum onto my fingers and massaged it into my face while avoiding the eye area.
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A 50-something woman let her dark green velvet dress ride up, while her date, a portly man wearing a pinstripe vest with no shirt, massaged her thighs.
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She knew that she couldn't contend with his wife Anita, but him, well, she could talk him into taking the deal if she massaged his ego a little.
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While many health fanatics praised kale as a superfood, others have remarked on the leafy green's bitter taste and rough texture, which needs to be "massaged" while raw.
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He spent about 40 minutes at the spa, during which time he undressed and lay on his back on a massage table as a woman massaged his genitals.
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It's almost like the warm-up before a yoga class — it helps get your muscles in prime condition to be massaged, ultimately making the reach deeper and more effective.
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Amanda Thomashow, then a recent MSU graduate, reported to university officials that she had visited Nassar's clinic for hip pain and he had massaged her breasts and vaginal area.
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The corpses themselves are displayed in caskets under dusty glass, their broken faces massaged into shape in a back room of the funeral home, then covered in makeup masks.
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The human handlers massaged the pups for the same reason, but often the urination was unpredictable, so the main subject of conversation when I arrived was wolf pup pee.
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With amezaiku, food coloring may be massaged into the mizuame and a fine brush might be used to shade, for instance, the green-gold halo of a goldfish's eye.
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The mustard oil wasn't consumed, it was massaged liberally onto anything that bothered us: sore knees, elbows and even our scalps for a headache, leaving our hair an oily mess.
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Under Wansink's leadership, the Food and Brand Lab for years massaged shoddy data into published, peer-reviewed studies in a brazen ploy for media coverage, as BuzzFeed News has reported.
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SHIMMERING spreads of raw fish sashimi, succulent beef from massaged cows, and, for a decade, the capital with the most Michelin-starred restaurants: few nations rival Japan for fine dining.
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Then, the octopus attached her egg bundles to rocks in her tank, where she flushed them with water to keep oxygen flowing past them, and massaged them with her arms.
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The seawater tub was more than four feet at its deepest spot and had a curved sculptural element in the middle from which gushed a fountain that massaged my back.
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The first time she massaged him, she did so for three hours, rubbing him until she herself felt pain in her hands, back, and legs from sitting on the floor.
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I smoothed it over the recently split cracks, which still hurt, but at least weren't opening or spreading; I massaged it in to the flaky lines on my top lip.
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ATP Finals Jack Sock was down and just about out, lying on his stomach on a secondary court at the Paris Masters as a trainer massaged his stiff lower back.
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After firing off a forehand winner to clinch the second set, the fifth seed called for the trainer and lay flat on his stomach to have his buttock muscles massaged.
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I ordered a giant roasted cauliflower floret smeared in a spicy Cajun rub accented with caramelized maple syrup, coconut sugar, a thick lemon cream drizzle and swaths of massaged kale.
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Instead of an honest analysis of the complex issues and competing values at play, the book teems with vastly overstated claims, questionable statistics and quotes massaged beyond their original meaning.
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Both more interesting and more disturbing to me now are the ways the books massaged reality to support the pioneer fantasy of a self-sustaining family living in relative isolation.
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The shots, then, are filled with movement and freshly picked fruits and vegetables, in baskets, soaking in sinks, bursting out of their skins on cutting boards, massaged gently and prepared.
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The way the war was fought, the locations and situations, the weapons and vehicles have all been liberally massaged to turn the worst thing in history into a fun multiplayer game.
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The opposition and other critics have said Modi suppressed jobs data and "massaged" economic growth numbers in an attempt to show that his government has done better than the previous administration.
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Although the benefit is administered at the federal level, the data suggest some municipalities may have massaged school-attendance records to make it appear that fewer families were breaking the rules.
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All you need in order to enjoy and appreciate her work is an acute feeling of melancholy that can be massaged into tolerability by a nice cat and some bubble wrap.
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But once the tale was massaged by Walt Disney, who gets a pass despite the periodic French skepticism of imports from America, the animated version became a runaway hit in France.
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At times resembling the actress Dakota Johnson, she appears mainly in black-and-white still photographs, some of which are digitally massaged so that they seem to move ever so slightly.
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She finished me off with a layer of La Prairie's Caviar Eye Serum, which she massaged onto my under-eyes with icy blue glass orbs, meant to stimulate circulation and soothe.
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He ordered her to take off her clothes, and she said she stripped to her underwear and massaged him as he masturbated and used a vibrator on her, over her underpants.
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Sister names victim of alleged Dennis Hastert abuse In another instance, he allegedly massaged a boy's groin area and singled him out to stay in his hotel room during a wrestling camp.
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She massaged it all over my face, and then had me lay under red and blue lights (they have great anti-aging and anti-inflammatory properties, respectively) while the numbness kicked in.
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"I ended up spending thousands of dollars a month to include a ton of restaurants simply because I massaged my budget in a way that enabled that kind of spending," says Adcock.
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This was going to make great TV. The protocols of invitation were mysterious, but the good will being spread—the respects paid, favors repaid, egos massaged—was plainly a long-term project.
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Mr. Harris, who now lives in Port Washington, N.Y., said that during a visit in the 1970s, the doctor massaged the area between his testes and anus, asking if it felt good.
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" Cuticelli said, "You could say, 'I want my dog swimming twice a day, massaged once a day, running on the treadmill, let outside x number of times, and served a steak dinner.
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Her broadsides against the United Nations Human Rights Council have been massaged down to more modest calls for change, including for countries to demonstrate, through competitive elections, that they uphold human rights.
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Getting massaged is a rare treat for me — the few times I've splurged have been while taking a relaxing vacation, or when my muscles are sore and I'm looking for a quick fix.
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Yes, all of the hijinks and infighting and "shocking twists" did technically occur, but no one is watching a documentary here — storylines and behaviors are massaged, prodded, and edited for maximum viewer impact.
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There are two specific video genres that I can't stop watching on Instagram right now: time-lapse videos of people power washing driveways, and videos of people getting massaged by a vibrating device.
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I held the bottle an inch away from my hair and massaged the product in, expecting an intense peppermint tingle, but my head just got what felt like a nice, cool breeze instead.
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"I don't care if the seats are not that great, my back's not being massaged, there's no accent lighting throughout the car," he said of features you might find in other premium cars.
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" But he acknowledged that the Department of Commerce says its current execution of the transition isn't in violation of the previous riders and that "the language is going to have to be massaged.
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The beef is sourced from cows that are hand-massaged and fed organic grains and beer to stimulate their appetite, because the meat's rich flavor comes from intense fat marbleization, Old Homestead says.
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"I'm mixing it with a little bit salt, turmeric and chile powder, nothing else," said Nur-E Gulshan as she massaged eggplants she had cut into round slices for the dish begun bhaja.
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Dropping Obama's pledge is also not technically withdrawing from the deal, but it's a nuanced detail that can easily be overlooked and massaged as necessary in rallies and meetings when appropriate by administration officials.
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Monday's GDP data, no matter how well-massaged, could show quarterly growth at its weakest in three decades and raise doubts over a government aim to keep 203 growth in the 6-6.5% range.
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Monday's GDP data, no matter how well-massaged, could show quarterly growth at its weakest in three decades and raise doubts over a government aim to keep 2019 growth in the 6-203% range.
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Then we decamped to the 350-year-old Bozori Kord Hammam to be steamed, scrubbed, massaged and rubbed with honey and ginger by various members of the Iranian-Uzbek family that now owns it.
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As part of a 2014 Title IX investigation, a recent Michigan State graduate told university officials that Nassar had massaged her breasts and vaginal area after she went to see him for hip pain.
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Investors also appear to believe that Trump's more extreme statements about the global economy can be massaged away, and his election will initiate a period of lower capital taxation and other pro-business policies.
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In the state of Jalisco, it also means a hunk of goat or other meat massaged with spices and cooked slowly — formerly in an outdoor pit but these days, chances are, in an oven.
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" He added that the minutes are "massaged, changed and used as another form of communication and it's clear that the Fed altered the tone of the minutes to fit the market reality since the meeting.
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From the covered courtyard of Tehran University in 2009, he challenged the authorities to heed the people's voice, when they massaged the vote to award Mr Ahmadinejad a second term and opened fire on protesters.
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During the course of the video, Perry is massaged, kneaded, basted, and braised before finally getting wheeled out to be devoured by a group of tuxedoed men as Atlanta-based rap trio Migos looks on.
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In the intense aftermath of the school shooting last week, Dr. Igor Nichiporenko pronounced a wounded teacher dead on arrival and massaged the bullet-shredded heart of a student, trying in vain to restart it.
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When she regained awareness, the skirt of her dress had been pulled up, and she was on a bed next to Cosby, where he massaged lotion onto her hand and placed it on his penis.
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Wie, who had her neck massaged on course, contrived a makeshift ice pack after fishing ice cubes out of a tee-side cooler, and trailed her caddie keeping a hand on her golf bag for balance.
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After seemingly enjoying the long rallies, Murray had his right shoulder massaged on the changeover before the second set and rattled off four games in a row from 1-1 to turn it into a rout.
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Writers and localizers massaged this familiar story—a Princess, a Hero, an Adversary—until it was something uncanny and unsettling, a story about the failure of a prophecy, hubris, and—seriously—the unreliability of drone warfare.
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Mr. Byford was accused, though ultimately cleared by a public auditor, of complaints that the transit agency at the mayor's behest had massaged information comparing the costs of a subway extension to a light rail line.
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The burnished head of cauliflower, first boiled in salt water that's "always moving, like the sea," as the chef put it, then gently massaged with olive oil and roasted, becomes a meltingly tender, pull-apart dish.
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In 2004, the Meridian Township Police Department was investigating Nassar after 17-year-old Brianne Randall-Gay said he'd massaged her breasts and tried to stick his fingers into her vagina during a visit about scoliosis.
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Sorvino gave her account just a few days later, saying that Weinstein also brought her to his hotel room where he massaged her shoulders and tried to make further physical advances by chasing her around the room.
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In said missive, Mr. Herman strokes the easily massaged egos of the journalistic community by calling us "esteemed members of the press," offers a friendly "hi there," then goes on for a bit about The Sixth Sense.
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Monday's gross domestic product data, no matter how well-massaged, might show quarterly growth at its weakest in three decades and raise doubts over a government aim to keep 2019 growth in the 6% to 6.5% range.
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Some of that same blitzing energy was heard in "Bloom," by Mayu Hirano, an academy attendee — a sharply orchestrated work that reveled in punchy rhythmic elements and gradually massaged mercurial, knotty piano chords into a memorable progression.
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In many cases, the central government lacks data on what is emitting what, and where — such data is often massaged or manipulated by companies and provincial leaders over which the central government still has only tenuous control.
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He told her details about his sex life, including a recent sex party he'd attended, and aggressively pursued her, pressuring her to work out with him at his home, where he once massaged her legs and kissed her.
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Related: Moodica Is the Netflix of Zen Video Content Danny Trejo Gets Massaged by Naked Mole Rats in Cool 3D World's First Music Video This Sci-Fi Short Wants You To Meet a Giant Alien and Find Yourself
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Using upward strokes, just like Tatcha instructs, I massaged the cream into my skin and felt instantly soothed by the faint lavender scent — and very impressed by the immediate plumping effect that seemed to happen right before my eyes.
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Every other day after school, Tiger Mother instructed me to lay on my back while she massaged every last pore on my face with thick layers of foreign creams, primping and pampering every millimeter until I radiated to perfection.
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The first step was a kind of trial separation from my bergamot and neroli and orange blossom and lavender and all the aromatherapeutic blends I used to inhale deeply for ten breaths as I massaged them into my skin.
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So, to define her ringlets, Johnson spread a cocktail of Oribe Curl By Definition Crème and Phyto Specific Curl Legend Energizing Spray all over, then massaged it through her strands for even coverage before hitting it with a diffuser.
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Shout Wipes or hand sanitizer, if you have them, are great for treating stains caused by errant condiments — hand sanitizer has a high concentration of alcohol, which works well on many food stains when gently massaged into soiled fabric.
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Biden has long had a reputation for overly familiar physical contact with women — most notably when he massaged the shoulders of new Defense Secretary Ash Carter's wife in 2015 and during swearing-in ceremonies for senators and their families.
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Days before the election, the bearded and bespectacled candidate emerged on an on-line comedy show, where he reclined on a sofa and slugged back some whisky as he and its host punched and massaged each other's bare feet.
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A little goes a long way, and a small amount scooped out with your fingers and massaged into skin, then wiped away with a warm, damp washcloth, is enough to remove your most waterproof stubborn mascara without irritating your skin.
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All told, the FCC's annual report acts less as an accurate portrayal of US broadband availability and speeds, and more as massaged justification for the FCC's refusal to hold natural telecom monopolies accountable for poor broadband service and deployment shortcomings.
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In trying to squeeze them all in, some of the characters are rendered two-dimensional—in one scene a mobster gives orders while being massaged in a hot tub by women in bikinis—and some of the outcomes are predictable.
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Sorvino, 50, gave her account just a few days later, saying that Weinstein also brought her to his hotel room where he massaged her shoulders and tried to make further physical advances on her by chased her around the room.
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While leading 4-3 in the first set Nadal got his right knee taped, before later ripping it off and having it re-taped early in the second during a medical timeout in which he also had his leg massaged.
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During what was supposed to be a work meeting, he asked her to take her top off and lie down with him, massaged her despite her objections, and grabbed her and tried to kiss her before she managed to leave.
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What some thought would become a civil war in Cleveland is shaping up as an uneasy truce, with all the big questions about the future of the Republican Party—whether with Trump or without him—massaged out of existence or ignored.
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On Friday, authorities in New Jersey arrested a 34-year-old Washington man at Newark Liberty International Airport, alleging he massaged the back of a teenage boy and then handed the youth an envelope containing cash and an inappropriate note.
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Read more: Kylie Jenner's 45-step makeup routine is even more over-the-top than you'd expectFirst up, Tyler applies some Dr. Barbara Sturm Glow Drops ($135) and By Terry Cellularose Moisturizing CC Cream ($87), massaged in using a Beautyblender ($20).
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White House counsel Don McGahn later massaged those references in Comey's actual termination letter, to suggest that Comey was being fired for a different reason (though Trump would admit that the Russia investigation was the actual cause days later on television).
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"Visible" also breaks down the subject by genre, in one of the more interesting passages contemplating the significance of reality TV, since the people featured -- even within carefully massaged and edited storylines -- weren't actors portraying characters, but real people representing themselves.
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Johnson clapped his back, mauled his hand, massaged his ribs, "just as he'd always done in the glory days of old, all the time hailing me as though I were a long-lost friend" before inviting him in for an interview.
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I was tasked with applying good old E45 Dermatological Cream to it every night, and over time, as I religiously massaged in that white ointment with its distinct scent until it disappeared like magic, it became a rather pleasant self-care ritual.
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As you might imagine, as soon as the press conference ended, the new Thronos Air was swarmed by sweaty tech journalists elbowing each other for the novelty of gaming for a few minutes while having their backs massaged by this monstrous contraption.
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Those with damaged or severely chapped skin should look to Josh Rosebrook's Vital Balm Cream ($45): It pairs intensely hydrating plant extracts and oils (Indian senna seed, borage seed, sea buckthorn) with a dense texture that — once massaged in — turns almost fluffy.
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The American had his right leg massaged twice by the trainer but it did not prevent him from firing down 31 aces, although it was a perfect service return that gave Krajinovic his first match point, which he converted after 2-1/2 hours.
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That approach works better during a rallying speech to fellow abolitionists -- after passage of the Fugitive Slave Act moved the sanctuary line for escaped slaves all the way to Canada -- than, say, in her interactions with Brodess, which feel too conspicuously massaged to punctuate scenes.
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Secondhand Time is based on dozens of interviews that have been massaged and embellished to create a symphonic pseudo–oral history of the Soviet Union's demise, a moment of liberation that turned out to be one of the great catastrophes of the twentieth century.
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"The intelligence community has not been providing us with very good intelligence over the last number of years, and too often it has been massaged to fit the political narrative that the political leaders want and not giving us just unadulterated facts," he said.
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"I trusted in the fact that I was at a top program, a top Division I school," added Cate Hannum, a rower who said Dr. Nassar regularly massaged her breasts under the pretext of medical treatment during some of her years at Michigan State.
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Insisting that "morality is a job for priests, not PR men," he helped Augusto Pinochet, a Chilean dictator, escape extradition to Spain on charges of torture, and massaged the reputations of Alexander Lukashenko, a Belarusian strongman, and Asma al-Assad, the Syrian president's wife.
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ICE's carefully massaged narrative placing Krome on the vanguard of mental health care has gone largely unchallenged—while Krome garnered some press coverage over several decades, only a few outlets ever mentioned its mental health facilities at all, and most that did referenced them positively.
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On a recent Tuesday, the airy rooftop greenhouse at P.S. 333 on the Upper West Side of Manhattan was a hive of purposeful activity as students massaged olive oil into kale and ground spices for a salad they were preparing to serve at lunch.
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In 2014, the university launched a Title IX investigation into Nassar after a recent MSU graduate reported that she had visited his clinic for hip pain and he had massaged her breasts and vaginal area and appeared to be sexually aroused as he did so.
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Assassin's Creed Odyssey was definitely my favorite game of 2018, and it's getting even better thanks to a couple of new updates Ubisoft announced at E3 this year that help make the most out of the game's incredibly detailed depiction of a mythically massaged Ancient Greek setting.
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The requirements to obtain such accreditation are accommodating; many of the people listed in the association's directory have no medical training and offer practices such as hair-mineral analysis and "raindrop therapy", where patients are massaged with various oils meant to bring about "balance and electrical alignment".
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I did lots of transferring Sunday night, dropping in some sentences as part of a 550-word file that I sent in soon after the game, that topped a massaged version of the B copy I had filed when it looked like the Falcons would win.
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According to the WSJ, the new head of the US women's gymnastics program at the time, Rhonda Faehn, was told in June 2015 that gymnast Maggie Nichols said Nassar massaged her groin, and that Biles and Aly Raisman, another acclaimed gymnast, also had concerns about him.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Tarantino revealed that he had heard stories of Weinstein allegedly harassing his then-girlfriend, Mighty Aphrodite actress Mira Sorvino, straight from the source: Sorvino, at the time, alleged that Weinstein massaged her inappropriately and chased her around a hotel room.
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But perhaps the most infamous moment in the couple's high-profile relationship was Lopez's "Jenny from the Block" music video, which featured Affleck in a tank top and shades as he massaged suntan lotion on the bikini-clad diva in a sequence the actor would live to regret.
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"Last fall, I decided I was going to see how long seven white tee shirts could last me without getting ruined," the singer said as he massaged his Sea Island cotton tees in a sink with Le Labo-scented detergent by the fancy laundry-slash-lifestyle brand The Laundress.
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Kenny Shopsin of Shopsin's on the Lower East Side, a purist who puts nothing but chicken and mayonnaise in chicken salad, says that the breast-meat chunks should be hand-massaged "until they are frayed on the edges and semisoft in the center," the better to absorb more mayonnaise.
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According to that complaint, Lisser&aposs manager, Brian Schuler, repeatedly made sexual comments to Lisser about her figure, weight, and appearance, massaged her shoulders, looked down her blouse, and texted her about other female coworkers, remarking on the appearance of their breasts or who they were sleeping with.
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But the rinse-off experience is so thoughtful: Instead of scrubbing away at a dried paste or splashing gobs of water around in order to remove a filmy layer from the skin, the mask emulsifies with a touch of H20 and is made to be massaged off like a cleanser.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In A Mortician's Tale, out now from the Toronto-based Laundry Bear Games, eyes must be outfitted with spiky eye caps and glued shut, limbs must be massaged to allow embalming fluid to flow, and bones must be ground to ash in the cremulator.
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The lawyers also took issue with prosecutors' characterization of an encounter with the former wrestler known as Individual A. Prosecutors said it occurred after Mr. Hastert asked the boy to stay with him in his motel room during wrestling camp, then massaged the boy's groin area while in the room.
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The formula combines mineral SPF 35, a host of proprietary ingredients geared to address discoloration, fine lines, and puffiness (including capillary-supporting polysaccharides), and a peach tint that doubles as a concealer — all dispensed from a cold metal tip that physically reduces swelling, particularly when massaged on the skin for lymphatic drainage.
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While the events of the week's news cycle didn't make it into the text, Trump did opt to take a victory lap on the economy—the first half of the speech was a rote recitation of massaged, manipulated, and outright invented statistics about the growth his administration did little to bring about.
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I believe I've accomplished that, so... NFL Sidelines: Still Cement-Lined Death Traps Rob Gronkowski missed some snaps in the second half while he was getting hydrated and massaged on the sideline—and fortunately not because he took a nasty fall going to the sideline after making a catch earlier in the game.
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Mr. Harvey walked me through his process: He put two chickens in a hotel pan, gave the pieces a heavy dose of salt, a serious shake of pepper ("more of both than you would think," he said) and massaged the seasoning in until he could see that the pepper was evenly distributed.
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Those with oilier skin types might prefer Lixirskin's Soft Clay Rubber ($32), a mask and scrub with a pliable, gel-like feel that can either be massaged onto the skin then rubbed off to manually lift dead skin or, for a gentler fix, left on for five minutes and then rinsed off.
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It began in 883, when Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek massaged Rodriguez's face with his glove, touching off a bench-clearing scuffle, and it continued through last season, when Rodriguez won a game at Fenway with a pinch-hit home run that tied Willie Mays for fourth on the major leagues' career home run list.
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While numbers can certainly be massaged to support a certain result, and while some some polls contained skewed data due to questionable methodologies — like the Rasmussen polls the president often cites — it is difficult for the work of reliable pollsters to be, as Trump claims, "phony," given that they are merely aggregates of public opinion.
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Heck, the first song on their first full-length album is called "Flower," with a grinding groove that's massaged by Cornell's third-eye-prying wordless hums and Kim Thayil's sitar-like guitar textures (a feature that would color subsequent tracks such as Superunknown's "Like Suicide," all the way up to King Animal's "A Thousand Days Before").
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This was followed by a deluge of oils and creams to the face: either Innisfree's Green Tea Micellar Water or one from Girl Undiscovered Under The Waterfall — which contains charged moon-bathed crystals (emphasis mine) to compensate for my usual slapdash cleansing — along with Tatcha Essence, massaged in with a fridge-cold rose quartz roller from Maggie Wu Studio.
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Like untold numbers of male presidential aspirants before them, they're frenetically cooking up plans for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Super Tuesday, first appealing to a narrow band of primary voters and then finding a way to broaden their pitch in a carefully massaged and focus-grouped set of themes and messages over the course of a general election.
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Kim Jong-un, contemptuous of the International Jealous Front's quibbles about his nuclear-weapons program and his success in having his fat-boy half brother Kim Jong-nam massaged with a poison face rub in a busy air terminal, defiantly issues Aphorism No. 63539-J: Hooligan traitor saboteurs are more easily squashed by organophosphate than by vinegar or honey.
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Even assuming the company massaged some of their cost numbers between 2015 and 2016 if we take the average of the two years costs, or roughly $123 per pound, at the current price of $2.75 per pound today (roughly 24 percenthigher than the average price for the commodity in 2016) this would represent substantially higher margins and therefore expected profits for 210.
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"Think there is downside risk, but then again, you never know how the numbers are going to be massaged," said Win Thin, global head of emerging markets at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Growth data from China is one of the last major economic releases before the Chinese New Year when analysts say there is a higher chance for seasonal distortions.
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In a court motion two weeks ago seeking to dismiss the case against the university and its employees, including Ms. Klages, Michigan State said supervisors did not even know there were allegations against Dr. Nassar until 2014, when another woman complained to the head of the university's sports medicine clinic, Jeff Kovan, that Dr. Nassar had massaged her breasts, buttocks and vaginal area.
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Afterward, if Coconut Delight is not available — the right young coconut not having been found — there may be mango and sticky rice saturated with coconut milk and stained purple-blue from butterfly pea flowers, under a sift of crisp split mung beans; or mashed taro and sticky rice flour massaged into a dough, rolled into pearl-size dumplings and tumbled into coconut cream.
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In one extended sequence in the third episode of The Case Against Adnan Syed, Susan Simpson, a lawyer working as an advocate for Syed, argues that the police heavily massaged the story that Wilds was telling them to make his story match the evidence from cell phone tower records that were such a huge factor in the case, and later in Serial.
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The cultural conversation about whether Deckard was a replicant, the angst about a dark film turning upbeat, and what that meant about its storied legacy, these are all questions spawned by the original 1982 edition of the film, and no matter how the movie has been modified or massaged since, those same questions and consternations trickle to the surface every single time you watch the Theatrical Cut.
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A January 26, 1995 article in the Tampa Bay Times describes the intention as "aerobics for the face" with pulsing screws which massaged the muscles and delivered mild electric shocks (essentially Dynatone '95) to each of the twelve "facial zones"–a concept which informs you that your face is a dodecahedron (and newfound awareness that other products may have been neglecting zones this whole time).
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While my boyfriend and I have yet to experiment with the art of sensual massage (I am notoriously ticklish), I can attest to the versatility of the product in other ways: Massaged into cuticles to prevent scraggles (not the scientific term, no), mixed with foundation for a DIY tinted face oil, and on the ends of damp hair to make strands soft, shiny, and frizz-free.
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Once, at a lunch, I sat next to the woman in charge of a group of Dior's V.I.P. shoppers — customers who are treated to the Cruise show by the brand, wined, dined and massaged — and she said that the expense of bringing them to the show and showing them a good time was more than offset by the amount of shopping they did to outfit themselves for the event.
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