FROM the mists of Italian banking, new shapes are emerging.
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From floral candles to pillow mists, there's something for everyone.
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Airbiotics, another company, sells a wide range of aerosol mists.
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"The Garden of Evening Mists" by Tan Twan Eng (2012)
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Did we fix that bug in Mists of Pandaria [in 2012]?
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Cataclysm and Mists of Pandaria will scale for levels 80-90.
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In it, Pratt revealed his number one beauty tip: thermal mists.
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Other amenities include lavender bath salts, pillow mists and eye masks.
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Travel's so dehydrating, and face mists and hand creams are underrated.
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Vampire Repellant; just a few mists would "conjure up positivity" and quiet
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The base was completely swathed; even trees were hiding in the mists.
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I'd never gotten into anything she'd written besides The Mists of Avalon.
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"Pampering is the key to youth," Madonna says as she mists her face.
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The legal mists Uber has exploited for so long look to be clearing.
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Next, she mists what seems to be a refreshing facial spray on her face.
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The latest crop of mists come with some additional hidden tricks up their sleeves.
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It's not a typical shower — it mists water instead of dumping it on you.
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Weirdly, It's a Wonderful Life seems to be slipping back into the mists of time.
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Ahead, you'll find beachy hair mists, lightweight moisturizers, the perfect orange-red lipstick, and more.
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The waves build, then fall, crashing with a violence that mists saltwater over the onlookers.
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Read on to find out how to make four of your own customized face mists.
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One of my all-time favorites was "The Mists of Avalon," by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
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A girl with a flash tattoo on her forehead mists my face with lavender water.
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Every once in a while, something we thought was lost to the mists of time resurfaces.
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It's kind of like the grown-up version of Gap's most popular body mists in 1999.
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That said, there are numerous best-selling cleansers, moisturizers, and facial mists infused with the ingredient.
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Asutra sells everything from CBD cream and yoga mat cleaners, to skin care and aromatherapy mists.
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The fluttering woodwinds that break in came across like rustling, slightly ominous sea birds and mists.
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That enchanted three-night performance seemed destined to disappear into the sentimental mists of theater memory.
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Look out for mists that contain glycerin, a humectant that attracts water, similar to hyaluronic acid.
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I started using Saje's rollers and mists and realized I needed to incorporate them into my life!
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Agents of SHIELD introduced beings altered by the Terrigen Mists back in 2015 during its second season.
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You're definitely going to get lost in Neptune's mists, but you probably won't mind that at all.
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Then, he mists the teased root with hairspray to create a foundation for the clip-in extensions.
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You can get him through a quick quest in Mists of Pandaria's Valley of the Four Winds.
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Imagine warrior Mars charging into Neptune's mists and getting lost, running into shady characters in the fog.
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From mists to glosses, click through to find the products that will seriously up your makeup game.
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Face mists have a reputation for being glorified water, but a good one can do a lot.
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It has a consumer arm called Mother Dirt, which creates mists and sprays that preserve this bacteria.
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It's better to let this beast fade into the mists of vaporware than continue to ruin reputations.
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Drink in the ochre mists floating around a railway viaduct across the Ruhr Valley in northern Germany.
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The restoration of Vat Phou that we witnessed belied notions of ancient ruins lost in eternal mists.
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Minter then shot her through the glass, as the droplets, streaks and mists continually changed the surface.
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It's a land of rains and mists and distant conical mountains, with temples and shrines and faded buildings.
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But memories of the programme, and of what happened to it, have faded into the mists of time.
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Ahead, the best new creams, mists, and concentrates, for defending your hair against blow-dryers and bad decisions.
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"Sometimes when I get up and emerge from the mists of slumber, my whole room hurts," he says.
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Long before Michael Kors mists and Axe Body Spray, the teen scene was all about Bath & Body Works.
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Here are our top picks for above-and-beyond mists that you'll want to keep handy this season.
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It is tree-lined, tranquil and ready to conjure Diamond Jim Brady from its mists at any moment.
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If you'd taken too long to reach the Isle of Mists, pissed about with too many side quests.
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It's about spontaneous revelation, the mists of Hollywood delusion suddenly clearing to show a paradise of fat joy.
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Poets often seem to move through the mists, certain where they're going, sure the reader will dawdle behind.
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These were not silvery, romantic mists slinking through latticed rooftops; this was a miasma of damp and despair.
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"And then across the mists of time we found each other," Ortberg says, speaking of the Toast community.
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Back in the mists of 2014 we revealed how one of the UK's most active venture investment funds operated.
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The book is organized chronologically, beginning in the dim mists of time before the mighty Schwarzenegger walked the earth.
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And I'm like, no, actually, my knowledge comes from my brain, thank you, this isn't the Mists of Avalon.
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For the Wurundjeri People, the river's name is not the Yarra but the 'Birrarung' – which means 'river of mists'.
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The age of the trees allowed for a kind of backdating of Manifest Destiny, into the mists of prehistory.
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Rather than leaving your head looking like a disco ball, this spray lightly mists your hair with tiny silver sparkles.
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Way back in the mists of the distant past, probably sometime in the late 1990s, a man grew a beard.
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We're talking natural dry shampoos, body scrubs, and, face mists so good — you might want to buy it in bulk.
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A hundred or so spectators, huddled in overcoats to protect them from the swirling mists, looked on in breathless silence.
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That makes the prospect of a happy ending as hard to see as a ghost ship through the Highland mists.
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Bath and Body Works is a retailer that specializes in shower gels, lotions, fragrance mists, perfumes, candles, and home fragrances.
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And on that score Russia continues to be the backward nation, lost in the mists and myths of the past.
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Mackenzie never misses an opportunity to showcase the pristine beauty of the Scottish countryside, with its rolling hills and soft mists.
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"Spraying water onto the skin simply causes more evaporation," Dr. Howe says — and that is how facial mists end up backfiring.
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The original reason for picking 10,000 to one as an acceptable risk level has been lost in the mists of time.
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Back in the mists of time, conservatism represented a preference for reason over passion and for personal faith over inflexible ideology.
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So spend a lazy Saturday playing mixologist, and then open up your fridge to a batch of refreshing, homemade face mists.
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"Another option for nasal irrigation is to use over-the-counter nasal saline rinses like Simply Saline nasal mists," Stork says.
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Then foxes barked in the hills and deer silently crossed the fields, half hidden in the mists of the fall mornings.
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The morning mists still clung to the citizens of Salt Lake City when The Comet flashed along the quiet back streets.
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This powder, the base for the tapioca pearl, is transferred to a machine where a worker mists it lightly with water.
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They are putting America in a more honest context — our "Star-Spangled Banner" dimly seen through the mists of deep injury.
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A limited selection of perfume oils for the skin and hair mists, with added keratin, are also available in new scents.
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None of which is to overlook the book's virtues, obscured as they often are by the wordy mists that surround them.
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Recognizable subjects in the mists of these dynamic compositions include clowns' faces; half-human, half-animal hybrids; and glowing, ectoplasmic heads.
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Powdery ones smell like your nana, floral orientals smell like your mom, and fruity body mists smell like your high-school bestie.
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Trendy sheet masks and face mists may come and go (depending on our level of skin-care commitment), but cleansers are forever.
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They come as sprays, mists, gels, creams, and more, but all serve the same purpose of re-activating your hair's curl pattern.
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Climbing up a ramp that zig-zagged along the atrium's right-hand side, the way was partially obscured by the drifting mists.
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" Her own mists appear to be clearing: Next to her portrait she told her fans, "Here I am healing my mind & hands.
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He mists Furtado's hair a few times as she sits perched on her coat that may or may not be inside-out.
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Conditioners, mists, gels, and creams are just a few of the options for leave-in treatments that work well for curly hair.
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The barren landscape — the soil is too sulfurous for plants — and the shifting mists lent the entire scene a Kurosawa-like foreboding.
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There are several ways this might be done, from deploying fine mists of particles in the stratosphere to building mirrors in space.
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Slovenia, to the southeast, where I was heading, was grayer, with the great wall of the Mangart Massif disappearing into dark mists.
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The pond is a forbidding pool from which mists slowly spew; the willow tree on which Rusalka rests is twisted and creepy.
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Let's take a break from the negativity to celebrate one truly great bowl name, now sadly lost to the mists of time.
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Francois adds more bobby pins behind the ears and around the crown to secure the top half, which he mists with hair spray.
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But it is a learned and inherited habit, even if its true roots are lost in the mists of time to the perpetrators.
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Coughing dogs produce invisible virus-containing mists that travel more than 22 feet in the air, facilitating rapid spread of virus over distances.
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"The ceremonies you have seen today are ancient, and some of their origins are veiled in the mists of the past," she said.
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However, I personally refuse to drop my hard-earned cash on expensive face mists when I can just as easily make my own.
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As noted before, with companies that went public back in the mists of time, there are far fewer digital records to be had.
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And yet my favorite item is Jin Warmkeg's Brew, which is easily obtainable from a quest in Mists of Pandaria's Kun-Lai Summit.
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But Zeichner suggests those with dry, scaly, and dull skin treat the symptoms with more than just skin mists alone — particularly post-party.
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Think: sexy summer scents, mists to help you air-dry your locks like a pro, and makeup that could withstand a tidal wave.
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The trouble was that the Muslim empires were far more powerful than Elizabeth's little island nation floating in the soggy mists off Europe.
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And to protect the horses from biting flies, the stallion barns have an automated spray system that mists fly spray every 30 minutes.
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Pacifica Mist-ical Moments Dreamy Face Mists Set, $12, available at UltaIf they love a good facial mist, they'll definitely appreciate this trio.
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Barely six months after he delivered the report, it had already faded into the mists of Trumpiana: post-Sean Spicer, pre-whistle-blower.
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The cello emerges from the restless mists playing fragments that want to coalesce into a line, but seem held back by enshrouding strings.
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It always feels like a community on the brink of catastrophe, as if you're exploring Silent Hill just before everyone disappeared into the mists.
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Luckily, you stocked up on fragrance mists at Victoria's Secret's 2-for-1 sale, where you discovered one purple bottle of seduction: Love Spell.
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They're also believed to employ magic and technology—chemical mists or electrical charges—to incapacitate victims before vanishing, possibly in a new animal form.
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Scalp scrubs, hair mists, even micellar water — the hair aisle is becoming as confusing as a 10 step Korean skin-care routine these days.
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They report hearing his footsteps clanking down the stairs at night, strange mists floating through rooms, cold spots and the sensation of being watched.
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But now, the behemoth retailer wants to help you smell good, too — and these H&M fragrance mists are pulling out all the stops.
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Image 2 of 903 HOUTOUWAN, China – Blanketed with greenery, the ghost town is perched atop cliffs looking west into sea mists obscuring the horizon.
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Neptune is the planet of fantasy and illusion, so when detail-oriented Mercury gets lost in its mists, things are confusing, unclear, and emotional.
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There were blue sea mists on "Treasure Trove Cove", white snowstorms on "Freezeezy Peak", and cauldron-like fumes at the summit of Gruntilda's tower.
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I'm talking soothing gels, tingling cleansers, icy-cold eye balms, and face mists that rival those hand-held fans we all brought to camp.
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The facade is supposedly inspired by the waters and mists of San Francisco Bay, but its associations are free-range, variously artificial and natural.
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Critic's Notebook For poets, autumn may be a season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, but for restaurant critics it is time to get cracking.
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I believed Greyland, absolutely, but I just couldn't make this revelation fit with The Mists of Avalon and what that book meant to me.
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But that comparison isn't a fair one: In terms of sheer technical craftsmanship, Miranda and Caliban outstrips The Mists of Avalon by leaps and bounds.
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Over the past ten years, I've spent an embarrassing amount of cash on serums, toners, cleansers, moisturizers, masks, exfoliators, oils, mists, and everything in between.
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I'm pretty sure it just mists you all night, but you don't need to add water, so it's anyone's guess what it's misting you with.
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Taxation is a vestige of this, the cruel, barbaric history of government, the dark truth of which has been obscured by the mists of time.
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Even the damp Lombard weather seems to have suited him; its blue-gray mists, so different from Tuscan sunlight, become the weather of his paintings.
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Still, I cherish most the various recordings made by Boulez, who dedicated himself to banishing all sentimental mists from Debussy's music, thereby exposing its modernity.
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Over the last seven decades, Willkie has largely disappeared into the mists of history, recalled, if at all, merely as one of Roosevelt's defeated rivals.
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"Our scientific contributions are hard to separate because the genesis of our ideas and experiments quickly became lost in the mists of conversation," he said.
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The designer, Jérôme Kaplan, even makes the Shades, their arms swathed in cloudy white net, seem a continuation of the mists on his moonlit mountains.
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Tatcha, a Japanese skin-care company known for its moisturizing mists and rice polish cleansers, has been a celebrity and makeup artist favorite for years.
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A sequence near the end gives us a tantalizing glimpse, when a fog embraces the Mary Alice as it sails into the mists of time.
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To get Legionnaires' disease or Pontiac fever, "you have to breathe in Legionella in aerosolized water, meaning small droplets like mists or vapors," he said.
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Tan Twan Eng's "The Garden of Evening Mists" follows Yun Ling Teo, a Malaysian woman who is the only survivor of a Japanese war camp.
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From each grandparent we inherit precisely a quarter of our DNA, and so on by the powers of two back into the mists of time.
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TaoTronics Ultrasonic One Touch Humidifier — $24.64 See Details This humidifier has a specially designed nozzle that delivers consistent and continuous mists for up to 25 hours.
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Joining the lineup of five recently teased facial primers — which are meant to brighten, blur, mattify, illuminate, and protect against the sun, respectively — are facial mists.
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Like other automakers, Land Rover uses a fluid called urea, which mists the exhaust to knock down emissions, turning harmful nitrogen oxide into plain old nitrogen.
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Weird to think that once, at some point back in the distant mists of faraway history, like maybe last October, recreational marijuana use had been illegal.
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To finish the look, Fitzsimmons mists a tiny bit of hairspray on a boar bristle toothbrush and glides it along the hairline to nix any flyaways.
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It's a cult favorite we love, but if you're looking to try something new, check out four of our other top mists in the slides ahead.
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And he wasn't the only one to emerge from the mists of time and tap me on the shoulder, offering consoling words or a virtual hug.
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Yet there's an openness and accessibility to this production that I've never encountered before, as if that island sunshine had dispersed the more obscuring mystical mists.
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Out of the mists of Stonehenge emerges the rather odd-mannered young wizard Merlin (Angus Imrie), who enrolls himself at school under the name of Mertin.
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You do not have to reach far back into the mists to realize there is nothing in our nature that precludes illiberalism or that ensures progress.
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To finish the look, Marjan mists texturizing spray (a little bit of Bumble and Bumble's goes a long way) all over to add a wind-swept feel.
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Buying it requires "Exalted" status with Mists of Pandaria's Tillers faction, which means you'll need to spend of couple of weeks toiling through Farmville-style farming quests.
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Ireland, which, in the murky mists of time, has a claim at least equal to Scotland's as the inventor of whiskey, makes as many types as Scotland.
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It's impossible to see every portrayal of Scrooge ever — especially since so many are lost to the mists of time — but I've seen a lot of them.
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From three-wick candles and fine fragrance mists to body lotion and shower gel, the first round of Bath & Body Works' holiday 2019 offerings is available now.
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But the dishonesty behind the clichés makes one wish that the ghost of Maureen O'Hara would rise from the mists and slap them both across the head.
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You've got two priming sprays (one to hydrate; the other to soothe) with loads of vitamins and minerals, plus a set of three travel-sized makeup-setting mists.
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This coveted, ridiculously overpowered heavy weapon was a favorite among "Year One" players, but it fell into the mists of history when The Taken King rendered it obsolete.
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Well this ballad from M Gira's soon-to-re-enter-the-mists-of-time Swans to Lower East Side ladies man JG Thirlwell really drives that truism home.
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In human terms, though, that timescale means how it spread and how this process intertwined with the rise of dairy farming are lost in the mists of prehistory.
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She is believed to be the reincarnation of the previous priestess, who was a reincarnation of the one before her, and so on into the mists of time.
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Whether capturing milky morning mists or the smoky shadows of nighttime, his compositions are as hypnotic as the movement of the ship's hull through the steel-gray water.
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The stylized, dreamlike quality of Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande," its sense of shifting mists of sound that can suddenly coalesce in furious energy, is also a clear precursor.
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Available in two different styles, this compact gadget gently mists your space with the subtle scent of your favorite essential oils while putting on a colorful light show.
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But it has undeniably morphed into a more prosaic creature, and the tantalizing mists that surrounded its initial run have dissolved as if under a harsh morning sun.
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Hers was a wider realm, a map of mists and mystics and cold-bright cities under alien moons, populated by wounded races, lost utopias, and creatures beyond time.
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Last year's deal: Mario Badescu Facial Spray Duo, $10.50 (originally $14) [You save $3.50]This duo includes two of Mario Badescu's best-selling facial mists — Rosewater and Green Tea.
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Ideal for vacation, post-exercise, or just to keep in your office desk drawer, these are the face mists we're using this season — without a makeup smudge in sight.
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There's that scene about midway through the game—a beautiful scene on the Isle of Mists, where Geralt discovers Ciri's presumably dead body in that house with the dwarves.
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Its glass walls and roof allow in plenty of light while keeping out dampness from mists and rain, creating a climate more akin to tulips' and orchids' native lands.
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A restaurateur's name may be emerging from the mists of time — the name is Pino Luongo — and linked to it, the names of other vanished restaurants, Le Madri, Mad.
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Pros: Mists continuously for 30 hours, built-in night light, runs quietly, small enough for travelCons: Essential oils can be dangerous for children — take caution if using that feature
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Then, as spring deepens, mists spread over the landscape and the cherry blossoms seem ready to open, only for steady rains and winds to cause them to scatter precipitously.
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First light mists over the turning moon, and I, captive of gravity, am just another body passing through honeysuckle, the custodians of a world we have so easily abandoned.
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I also removed all the harsh peels and exfoliants from my bathroom cabinets and stocked up on oil cleansers, redness-reducing mists, and masks that work well for sensitive skin.
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Layers of facial mists, essences, serums, masks, and ampoules are slowly but surely being challenged by a Scandinavian beauty philosophy, not unlike the interior-decorating trend that's swept the globe.
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Far better for it to mercifully disappear from the human strain, without anyone getting hurt, than for the great predators and countless species to vanish into the mists of time.
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After test driving this product for a few weeks, I only have one question: Juice Beauty, can you turn my entire skin care routine into a series of face mists?
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It came from Bath & Body Works, known for its massive collection of aromatherapy lotions, washes, and fragrance mists formulated with essential oils to ease stress or a lack of energy.
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In the title story of this collection, "Children of the New World," a childless couple — the wife is post-menopause — must enter the mists of cyberspace to start a family.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Virgo today, finding you in a playful mood, Taurus—however, a little drama in your social life is in the mists this morning.
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We think we're alone while we're buzzing through the mists of cyberspace — that a Google search is akin to thumbing through the Yellow Pages, because it feels just as solitary.
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"This is our ticket to the future," Mr. Borkert said, surrounded by the morning mists in Italy's so-called Motor Valley, where carmakers like Ferrari and Maserati are also headquartered.
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Like paintings and carvings in Australia, the American Southwest, Africa and elsewhere, the carvings are cryptic messages left by people whose lives are lost in the mists of deep time.
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Administering anesthesia, a common procedure, puts these medical providers at risk of coming into contact with aerosols, fine mists of suspended particles that come from the patient's throat and lungs.
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Warmer temperatures in the lowlands are causing clouds to form higher up than they should, and the forests that were once enveloped in these mists now suffer long dry spells.
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Rather than relying on stacked imaging models, however, these researchers looked to a distant quasar as a lighthouse, to see what was reflected in the cobweb mists of the WHIM.
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If you're looking to get all the radiance now — from the convenience of your desk or vanity – we've rounded up a few of the best glow mists on the market, ahead.
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And while perfume trends have become decidedly more sophisticated as of late, a lot of the mists that are rolling out for fall share similarities with our favorite notes of yesteryear.
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In June, the automaker surprised many by announcing the I.D. Buzz would eventually become a production vehicle, instead of just another concept destined to fade away in the mists of time.
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This year marks the 10th anniversary of Mint's win at the first ever TechCrunch Startup Battlefield competition (back then – lost in the mists of time – it was known as TechCrunch 40).
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In this biography, Nietzsche steps out of the mists of obfuscation and rumor, vividly evoked with his beautiful manners and ridiculous mustache, the blue-lensed glasses to protect his delicate eyes.
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But Tim Maiefski, a wealth manager out to dinner downtown, where restaurants sprayed cooling mists over outdoor tables, said that without immigrant labor, the state's economy would grind to a halt.
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"Out of the mists of years and years of not giving us very clear information and purging people in the middle of the night, suddenly everything is online," the mayor said.
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Having already rebranded watermelon as the ultimate skin-care ingredient (for masks, moisturizers, mists, and more), Glow Recipe has now set its sights on a totally new product category: Lip care.
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JFK is a legend for Democrats -- but also a figure from the mists of time for young activists who unlike Biden did not come of age in the era of Camelot.
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Next, she mists her face with the refreshing Mario Badescu Rose Water ($7) "to just hydrate my face" and swipes on the classic Burt's Bees Beeswax Lip Balm ($3) for soft lips.
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But when beauty editors talk in-flight essentials, we mean as many balms, lotions, creams, serums, face mists, and sheet masks we can stuff into our TSA-approved, quart-sized plastic bag.
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Face mists spiked with menthol or under-eye gels laced with peppermint oil are a lifeline, a Hail Mary for days when it's 100 degrees and you're 100% trapped in the office.
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If not, she could have seen the things she worked so hard for evaporate into the mists of some bank's fucked-up balance sheet, never to be seen or heard from again.
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So don't be afraid to trade in your refreshing face mists in favor of nourishing do-it-alls like Weleda's Skin Food, and to replace your tinted balms with more pigmented lipsticks.
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In fact, yes: Ever-popular face mists have evolved, thanks to multipurpose formulas that take their skin-benefitting functions to the next level — from adding SPF to minimizing the appearance of pores.
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To get the look, he mists the root of each individual coil on her crown with Chi's Magnified Volume Finishing Spray, then defines it with a 3/4-inch, tapered curling rod.
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The Chicago-based artist renders a fictional ecosystem with unknown flora: glowing berry-like plants, candy-shaped orbs, and colorful sphere mists sprouting out of a darkness, exotic soil, and ocean waters.
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Looking comfortable in Harriet Jung and Reid Bartelme's airy costumes — mists of tulle netting over neon unitards — the dancers carve their own rhythmic contours inside of the score, especially through darting footwork.
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That Black is celebrated today as the ultimate champion of the First Amendment may explain why the Klan episode that convulsed the country has largely been lost in the mists of time.
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" — Rebecca Smith, VP, editorial operations & strategy Caudalie Beauty Elixir"I've used this stuff for years, and even as face mists galore hit the market, I always come back to this French favorite.
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Carol Mullins's lighting — I thought of the summer mists in the San Francisco Bay Area — creates so powerful a climate that it hushes new arrivals as they enter and find their seats.
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The Facial Mist: Glossier Soothing Face Mist Mists can seem like a bit of an unnecessary step, but in my experience, I'd say it's pretty important if my skin is craving moisture.
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In addition to candles, there are body butters, fragrance mists, shower gels — and a pack of shimmery, sugar-scented lip gloss that will instantly make you the coolest cousin at the party.
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There are tons of skin-friendly self-tanners out there — from mix-in drops and peel pads to translucent face mists — that won't trigger an angry pimple or leave behind orange skid marks.
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She also always travels with two hydrating mists, a concealer, eyelash curler, witch hazel, and many more products, all of which help her look illuminated from within and cement her beauty junkie status.
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"It turned out that big structural features were retained, but sequence similarities were lost in the mists of time," said Bill Rutherford, the chairman in biochemistry of solar energy at Imperial College London.
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Thanks to the Terrigen Mists, a mutagenic substance created during an ancient war, most members of the Royal Family have developed special abilities, like Medusa's ability to manipulate her hair with her mind.
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The QuietGuts Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser helps to fight back against mental fatigue, stress, and anxiety, offering positive vibes in the form of steady mists and customised lighting for a truly relaxing situation.
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Having also accumulated a rather unexpected (yet extremely dedicated) following, face mists are among the most "viral" beauty categories, and populate many a Reddit thread where users can wax poetic on their favorites.
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We're starting with face mists: There's no better way to refresh tired skin and lifts spirits than with a few spritzes of, say, pure rosewater or coconut water delightfully spiked with botanical extracts.
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The ramp led to a rooftop where the mists shifted according to the winds, echoing the color and form of low-hanging clouds above the harbor visible from the roof, behind the fog.
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"If you are spraying by air, you are hoping that those mists will land in the mosquitoes, and because they are hiding it's hard to get them at any particular time," he said.
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For his eerie, water-soaked show at the Palais du Tokyo, overlooking the banks of the Seine, models dressed in strange silhouettes that resembled alien cocoons and took a trip through fountain mists.
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"The bond between the people of America and the people of Ireland stretches back into the mists of American history," he told a group of prominent Irish-Americans on Wednesday night in Washington.
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Later, as a reporter, the launches I covered (all from Vandenberg) were audio-only, swathed in mists, in which the rocket's bone-reverberating roar was the only indication of the terrific forces at play.
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Shower gels, fragrance mists, and body creams in the quintessential and best-selling Bath & Body Works autumn scents — like Crisp Morning Air and Black Cherry Merlot — are all under $8 during the flash promotion.
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Because today, Bath & Body Works dropped over 70 brand new seasonal soaps, shower gels, creamy lotions, and fragrance mists, all of which bottle up select notes of warm pumpkin, zesty cranberry, and musky cashmere.
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New York City being New York City, and the Mets being the Mets, it was inevitable that a master of the universe would finally push the penurious Wilpon family into the mists of history.
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It follows on from their yellowbluepink experience last year, an installation by Ann Veronica that featured densely colored mists that people attempted to navigate through, which aimed to disorientate and challenge our everyday perceptions.
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"It was believed at that time that the ten tribes that were pushed out of northern Israel disappeared somewhere into the mists, and no one is really sure what happened to them," Galassi explained.
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Common conditions like eczema and psoriasis remain hidden in the shadows for the most part, the products shelved near the floor of the skin-care aisle below all the on-trend mists and sheet masks.
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The 'roaring game', with its origins in the frozen ponds and mists of medieval Scotland, is now popping up in the sort of sunny places where ice usually comes in cubes to cool the drinks.
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After sweeping on her final touches of makeup, the pro relies on a jade roller and mists of thermal water to melt it all together — all while simultaneously stimulating the skin to maximize that flush.
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One brand we're particularly excited to see price cuts on is Supergoop, which makes one-of-a-kind skin and body care products, including serums, oils, and face mists, that all have SPF in them.
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Rather than march about in military formation as they did in the animated film, they sway, gracefully, between the trees — like strange, hidden gods who emerge from the mists and then disappear back into them.
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Besides the money-saving aspect, I like having complete control over what I'm putting on my sensitive skin — because some face mists have synthetic fragrances, alcohol, or other ingredients that can cause dryness and irritation.
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There's just something about having one's own imagination fill in the gaps and bring the characters to life that's more appealing than having bad actors judge my performance from the mists of video gaming history.
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Bowling's huge painting (21970 19603/21960 × 299 231/8 inches) is covered in mists of sprayed and poured acrylic, through which a map of South America emerges in three iterations across the composition's horizontal midline.
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While the popular antioxidant stars in numerous face masks, toners, mists, and moisturizers, the most efficient way to deliver it straight into your skin for best results tends to be with a potent, targeted serum.
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Dr. Zilinskas said Admiral Canaris told Nazi officials that the Allies had developed masks that were able to withstand the nerve agents, implying that Allied troops would be immune and undeterred by the lethal mists.
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It can cover up to 430 square feet of space, while giving you up to 10 hours of continuous mists and streams, or can work on a timer for up to three hours at a time.
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The Quooz Lull Ultrasonic Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser could be your lady's answer to mental fatigue, stress, and anxiety, offering positive vibes in the form of steady mists and customized lighting for a truly relaxing situation.
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Unlike Candle Day, the promo is personal care-specific, which means it includes all your shower essentials: scented body gels and cleansers, body creams, and lotions, plus the limited-edition fragrance mists and aromatherapy lines, too.
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But the coolest part, especially if you're as lazy in the mornings as we are, is that they come in mists and push-pop sticks, so you don't even have to get your hands dirty to apply.
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Together (or so the Inner Elfin Council believes) these two can bring about the revival of elfin power, "the rebirth of the mists," and effect "the last alliance," a fruitful collaboration between nature's magic and human art.
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Delving deeper into the mists of time, Sanders recalled the foreign policy debates of the 1960s that led to the Vietnam War and spawned a tumultuous political time in which both he and Clinton came of age.
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As The Daily Dot pointed out a couple of years ago, in 2013 a mysterious user named "Amhai" started showering streamers who were mainly playing World of Warcraft's Mists of Pandaria expansion with massive piles of cash.
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And that was based, in the loosest possible way, on "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp," one of the tales in the "Arabian Nights," the origins of which, you might think, are lost in the mists of time.
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The piece has indelible moments: a lonesome upward arpeggio in a horn; the soloists emerging out of threatening orchestral mists; the bayan echoing a thin, high solo violin line, but with a coppery crown around the sound.
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For a limited time, you can grab all the B&BW goods you love — select scented shower gels, body creams, fine fragrance mists, wall plug-ins, and hand soap — for a whopping 75% off their normal retail price.
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You've probably seen Supergoop's stylish sunscreen packaging on your Instagram feed over the last year or so — the brand has become ultra popular for offering lightweight sun protection in unique forms, like eyeshadow, body butter, and oil mists.
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Sure, I missed face masks, soothing rose-water mists, and bright lipstick, but not having to wear a full face of makeup every day meant that I didn't have to use harsh cleansers and scrubs to remove it.
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Systemic under-reporting of so-called illegal capacity by operators to authorities would go a long way to explaining the statistical mists that have clouded China's aluminium output ever since Beijing's supply-side reforms swept into the sector.
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Yeah, the show's title is a little goofy, and its cheesy effects haven't aged particularly well, and it's based on a truly regrettable movie, and some of Whedon's pop culture references have been lost to the mists of time.
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TBH, we could spend hours perusing the aisles full of face masks for every skin type, natural skin-care must-haves (hello, orange-blossom face mists), and to-die-for makeup palettes that are (almost) too pretty to use.
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The tinging of tiny hammers from the heart of Dwarf Mountains may now be lost to the mists of time but you, my friend, can still make magically complex metallic contrivances in the comfort of your own barrow/home.
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We'll admit that face mists might not be the most essential step in your daily regimen (sunscreen, on the other hand, is a must to avoid long-term skin damage), but that doesn't mean we love them any less.
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Between scrim and covered pit, blocking the audience's view of the conductor, is a stylized copy of "The Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog," Caspar David Friedrich's painting of a man, seen from behind, looking out over swirling mists.
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He pointed out that human beings could live only where the constant was zero or very small — otherwise the universe would have blown itself apart before galaxies and stars had had time to coalesce out of the primordial mists.
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Some Advil, extra H2O, and a cold compress can help — but the creams, gels, and mists ahead will do an expert job of soothing your skin and getting it back in good shape to start September off on the right foot.
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Among some of the potential products on her list ... perfumes, colognes (that means you too, fellas), body lotions, bath and shower gels, body scrubs, body powders, body mists -- pretty much, anything that can get you smelling nice and perty, really.
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I checked out the progress of construction on a foggy morning in late fall, when all you could see of the bridge was the top of its arch, rising like the spine of a breaching sea creature in the mists.
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"The gowns are so beautiful, the mists so atmospheric," said Ms. Roberts, who sat with Ms. Mara recounting the previous evening's events at the Lady Dior, the brand's pop-up English pub in London's Mayfair area, complete with pints and karaoke.
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It's the lowest level in at least 20 years but in truth any historical comparison is lost in the mists of time because the world of metals trading and the LME's place in that world were so different back then.
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They were so faint it was difficult to be sure whether they were really there, but in approaching the site, you could see a stream of mists flowing over the mounded banks and wafting through the vegetation on either side.
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Each of the three face mists is infused with a different metal — gold to regenerate, copper to heal and silver to calm — and the Maca Cleansing Powder is rich in magnesium, a natural sleep aid thought to combat jet lag.
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" 8 Photos View Slide Show ' In 5723, the writer E.B. White described Snedens Landing as "steeped in Hudson Valley mists and memories — people make their own wine, stamp out their own copperhead snakes, go picking Dutchman's breeches in the spring.
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"I was guided by a secret instinct, a feeling for the atmosphere of the seacoast, which I had imbibed with the breeze, inhaled with the pearly mists, soaked up in the waves, heard in the wind," Ensor wrote to a friend.
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Later, there was some anticipation around the fact Giorgio Armani called his show "Earth" — but it turned out to be because it was inspired by the muddy colors of the land (dank browns, midnight blues), gradually lightening to morning mists.
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There's something haunting about the way idyllic country fields are rendered in the story, enduring in the mind's eye as the film's swirling watercolor canvas of overcast grays, mournful purple dawn mists, and the muddy greens of sodden English turf.
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Hallmark Christmas movies feel nostalgic for something half-understood, like those episodes of The Twilight Zone where somebody travels back to the 1890s or the 1910s in hopes of chasing some America that has been lost to the mists of time.
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Looking out over the mists and fruit-filled backpacks leaning against my rear wheels, East Berlin's TV Tower just visible through the haze, chewing through a roll covered with lumps of salt, I wonder what exactly I've let myself in for.
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People from all walks of life, ages and backgrounds claim to have seen ghosts for hundreds of years, and descriptions have included animal forms, opaque mists, female banshees, black shadows with red glowing eyes and even real-looking solid human forms.
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The girls never meet, but they are drawn together in an epic supernatural battle between the world of elves, a land of swirling mists, shape-shifting creatures and celestial music and art, and an evil elf faction seeking the end of humanity.
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Mr. Mayer — an American director whose many Broadway credits include "Spring Awakening" and the recent revival of "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" — and his design team have swathed the show in lyrical mists, when a little more backstage grit might be welcome.
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Over the course of an album and an EP she's released over the last couple of years, she's demonstrated a knack for crafting uniquely misty recordings, shrouding brittle drum programming and swirling synthesizers in the dense mists of reverb and other effects.
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She starts by tapping on serums (Eminence Citrus & Kale Potent C+E Serum), massaging in face oils (MV Organic Skincare), and spritzing on face mists (Avène and La Roche Posay), all in an effort to increase circulation and give skin a natural radiance.
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Celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta's debut collection for Patrick Ta Beauty was not for the faint of heart — he released a line of body oils, lips shines and highlighting mists appropriately called Major Glow, inspired by his Instagram-worthy red carpet looks.
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Sad Brendan was—by the magic of Photoshop—given the ugly haircut of an unrelated internet joke, became associated with the phrase "just fuck my shit up," and a meme version of the Sinbad: Beyond the Veil of Mists lead was born.
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Satterlee puts these motifs through their formal paces — rotating and mirroring them; reducing them to line; casting them into shadows; locking them into patterns and then clouding them over with mists of color — and in the process convinces us of their efficacy.
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LizaTech HD Doorbell Camera — $149.99 See Details Treat your senses to the relaxing vibes of Airdog's Aroma Diffuser and Speaker, a desktop device that mists your favorite scents while displaying a colorful LED mood light and playing your favorite music via Bluetooth.
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His shadow splayed out huge before him, and his mind gleamed with ancient wars and winged beings, a mountain of melted demon bones and the city on the far side of it—a city that had vanished in the mists of time.
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While feline-inspired beauty products are not new in concept — we have seen our fair share of cat-inspired lip glosses, perfumes, and facial mists, after all — there is one brand taking its devotion for the furry creatures to a whole new level.
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Although Casey does not believe he ever accidentally dosed himself, he described a few close calls involving LSD "mists or vapors" and described experiences where he could feel some effects, which he assumed to have been placebo, although we may never know.
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You will recall — and if you don't, the playwright, Terrence McNally, will repeatedly inform you — that Diaghilev, working with his protégé and lover Nijinsky, was the great impresario of modern ballet as it emerged from the fairy-filled mists of the Romantic era.
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This means that Arnold never walks when he can bound or caper; never mists up when he can bawl; never simply says "mmm-hmm" in conversation when he can trump whatever's been said with a top-spun joke, even at his own expense.
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Choice opponents' protestations, sweeping statements, and heated rhetoric may serve well as a temporary balm for the fact that their rigid vision of education is rapidly fading into the mists of history, but they ultimately cannot slow the inexorable march of educational progress.
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Strategies that had helped me work in the past were elevated to sacred rites, codified into an evolving list of rules: I deployed technology to impair my other technology, rerouted my blood flow with headstands, inhaled essential oil mists, drew pictures of my plants.
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Back in Britain, and particularly in England, an attachment remained to the scenes of George Orwell's "old maids biking to Holy Communion through the mists of the autumn mornings", the land where "the beer is bitterer, the coins are heavier [and] the grass is greener".
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Jupiter's moon Europa is like the Brigadoon of the solar system: an idyllic moon with an ice-covered ocean that may hide some form of life, even though plans to send a spacecraft there keep receding farther and farther away into the Jovian mists.
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"When you left I closed the door, closed my eyes, sat on the floor," she sings in "Black And White", with a directness that sits almost jarringly alongside "Grand Hotel" and its tales of old devils making "their blood pacts in the ancient mists".
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Still among the most rewarding pianists around, Goode here feasts on Haydn's immense set of double variations in F minor, five shorter pieces by Mozart, Beethoven's "Les Adieux" Sonata, Janacek's "In the Mists" and, as if all that were not enough, a dessert of Chopin.
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And in the final moments, the dead Pelléas (anxiously, darkly sung by Elliot Madore) appears within the mists, staring down at the dying Mélisande (the pristine Martina Jankova); after she dies in turn, Mélisande walks up to the cloudy box, disappearing into — the beyond?
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In an ode to Blingee, digital archivist and curator at Rhizome Dragan Espenschied noted that Blingee was popular with Russian grandmothers—which was true at least for the most popular Blingee artist, a Russian grandmother with an affinity for partially-clad goddesses in glittering mists.
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Like a highlighter that releases in a fine spray form, glow mists for the hair, face, and body can light you up from head-to-toe — just a spritz here, a spritz there, and you're gleaming like you just stepped out of an infrared light sauna.
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The songs, expressively conveyed by the soprano Jessica Pray, represented Ives's aesthetic range, including the impressionistic "Mists," the jovial "Very Pleasant" and "West London," a setting of a sonnet by the 19th-century British poet and critic Matthew Arnold in which Ives quotes an American hymn.
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A Debussy title is more often than not an image of a natural event: a warm sirocco moving across a plain; a seascape at dawn or at noon; dead leaves rustling in the breeze; early morning mists; moonlight reflecting off the surface of an old ruin.
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Men (always men) seemed to reach a point in their lives when the burdens of domestic life — spouse, kids, job, community, whatever — grew too heavy, and the only path to spiritual freedom required that we drift into the mists of existence, never to be seen again.
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For any book that retells a canonical story from the point of view of its disenfranchised characters, the obvious point of comparison is Marion Zimmer Bradley's 1983 fantasy novel The Mists of Avalon, which retold the legend of King Arthur from the point of view of the women.
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Set in a fictional San Francisco, Change Is Good: A Story of the Heroic Era of the Internet, follows the intertwined adventures of a startup CEO, a WIRED reporter, a code-writing true believer, and many more instantly iconic characters ripped from the mists of the first dotcom boom.
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I first met Lydon when I was shooting his brother Jimmy Lydon, who had this punk group with Jock McDonald called 4" Be 2", and they were posing with Bananarama outside of Wormwood Scrubs prison, for some reason that has since been lost in the mists of time.
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As the books of musicals have lurched forward in sophistication, the story of a town that awakens in the mists of Scotland only one day out of every century has come to seem both weird and trite, an impression only enhanced by revisiting the turgid 1954 Vincente Minnelli film.
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For the sort of person who watched "Excalibur" countless times as a child, and carried a tattered copy of Marion Zimmer Bradley's "The Mists of Avalon" tucked under her arm as an adolescent, these places are also familiar enough that a first visit may feel like a homecoming.
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It was designed to resemble a spring flower just before it blooms, but it's also a powerful unit that features a soothing light that can be set to mimic rhythmic breathing, which is perfect for relaxation and meditation, as well as up to 10 hours of continuous mists with no condensation.
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The supreme fiction of the old Four Seasons restaurant was that it would last forever—that this vessel of modernism, encased in walnut and Carrara marble, would sail into the mists of time and emerge unchanged in hundreds of years, businessmen still grinning behind brazenly pink skyscrapers of cotton candy.
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Partially because of dated production gloss and partially overshadowed by "Nothing Compares To You" and years in the wilderness, The Lion And The Cobra is an emotionally devastating records, with sublime singing and lyrics that are equal parts mists of avalon and the realest dirt and clay a true artist can possibly express.
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They're expected to be able to handle a wide range of tasks, from creating gentle mists to water flowers to powerful jet streams for blasting out dirty trash cans to long-range streams to knock a Frisbee out of a tree — all while having the compact size and maneuverability of a hand tool.
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Even after seeing the dungeons of a yet newer expansion, I'm still not entirely over my awe of the temples in WoW's 2012 Mists of Pandaria expansion, which invite many minutes of admiration for their detail while still seeming very much a part of that world that so wow'd us a decade ago.
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The observations take astronomers farther back into the mists of time than even the Hubble Space Telescope can see and raised new questions about how well astronomers really know the early days of the cosmos, and about the nature of the mysterious so-called dark matter whose gravity sculpts the luminous galaxies.
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Mike Huckabee stumbled back out from the mists of presidential also-rans to inflict another tone-deaf treatise on the body politic, returning once again to one of his favorite targets, Jay Z. After Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Set in Burgundy, Italy and a magical place called the Pavilion of the Mists, "The Life of Elves" follows two girls of otherworldly provenance — Clara, the daughter of a human and her elfin lover, and Maria, an elf child who fully resembles a human being — born just as an evil leader is about to unleash his destructive powers.
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Three days of the Homec hem experiment were dedicated to studying their effects: on the first day, student volunteers were asked to use only minimal skin and hair care; on the second, they were allowed to follow their normal routine; and, on the third, they were encouraged to go to town with scented body sprays, lotions, mousses, and mists.
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Indie horror director Jim Mickle has given the series a distinctive look, in which everything that happens is "real," but imbued with a spooky, supernatural feel — especially at night — in the form of mists rising off the ground, torrential rains, or just the way human habitation sometimes seems to be fighting a losing battle against the natural elements.
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But even if those pricy facial mists make you feel more alive in the stagnant 4 pm office air or next time you get stuck flying in coach (was there some sort of mistake at the gate?), and a bit more affluent regardless of how much money is in your checking account, they're not necessarily doing your skin any favors.
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Way back in the gray mists of 29, I wrote at length about how CBS might have a lot of shows that skew toward older viewers, but its strategy of putting the "broad" in "broadcast" (and thus attracting large total audiences) meant it might slip to second place among younger viewers, but it was hard to imagine it ever falling to third.
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Certainly for most sensible secular scientific-minded people, to say that our era's close encounters are of the same type as encounters with the unseelie court of faerie is to say that they are all equally imaginary, proceeding from internalized fancies and hallucinatory substances and late-night wrong turns, plus some common evolved subconscious that fears shape-shifting tricksters in modern Nevada no less than in the mists around Ben Bulben.
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From above, higher than the spires, higher even than the office towers… the river comes pouring in above the city and crashes from the edge of the gorge in a recoil of spray and rainbow mists — Back then I hadn't yet read those lines in the epic poem "Paterson" by William Carlos Williams, the pediatrician-poet who lived a short drive away and made house calls in the city.
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"I'm a big fan of applying face sprays and mists after makeup is complete, and The Dewy Skin Mist leaves the most perfect natural glow on the skin," explained the pro of how he originally fell in love with Tatcha's option, These days, when Dedivanovic uses the brand's new Dewy Skin Cream in tandem with the mist (spritzing it on a sponge then gently patting the completed look) he says it creates a truly luminous finish.
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