This may yield more delicate dynamics of their maser spots.
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The more delicate ingredients are in refrigerators, close at hand.
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With older, more delicate vintages, it was a perfect choice.
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The residents in more delicate health traveled in specialty ambulances.
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But the smaller a CPU is the more delicate it becomes.
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I wanted my nose to be smaller, more delicate, more feminine.
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The balance between security and privacy is more delicate than ever.
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There, Francis may have an even more delicate path to navigate.
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Some of Babbo's most exciting pastas stand on more delicate flavors.
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This year that balancing act has been more delicate than usual.
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I reserve soothing, moisturizing formulas for more delicate areas like my cheeks.
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They also cannot print more delicate structures like blood vessels, or vasculature.
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Jenkins uses it for more delicate meats, such as chicken and ribs.
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Gluten-free bread doughs are much more delicate than their wheat counterparts.
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He found that the more delicate the shavings, the faster they melted.
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I put on a more delicate fragrance today — Infusion d'Iris by Prada.
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He considered it a moment, as if contemplating a more delicate mode.
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Or, simply bring in something more delicate, like a new vase or planter.
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Thus the more delicate and explosive the information, the less it is shared.
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More delicate or nuanced performances might draw us deeper into the family's troubles.
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Fresh herbs are more delicate than hearty vegetables and susceptible to freezer-burn.
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The second reason is somewhat more delicate and has to do with racism.
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It was more delicate in texture than the Napoleon, and just as saline.
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On the other end of the spectrum, more delicate pastel pinks also took over.
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The next frontier is more delicate medical conditions, like congestive heart failure or pregnancy.
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They're lighter in color and more delicate in general, so they require more preservatives.
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It made the deep-fried dish taste more delicate and sophisticated instead of heavy.
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The increased surface area promotes a more delicate spirit, one suited for botanical influence.
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I found the work both more thundering and more delicate than it had before.
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Pitchforks have their uses, but crafting health-care policy calls for more delicate instruments.
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But if he thought this would win her more delicate treatment, he was wrong.
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When it comes to Mr. Trump, Cadillac faces a more delicate task than most.
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Yet, unlike more delicate negotiating tactics in the past, they have made China pay attention.
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It's also the perfect base piece to play off of with smaller, more delicate pieces.
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The company has eschewed a clunky wristband for one that's a little bit more delicate.
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Salmon caviar provides a salty burst of flavor; trout roe is a bit more delicate.
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Very curly hair tends to be dryer and more delicate because of its spiral structure.
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Then you can move start packing your more delicate items like bread and chips on top.
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But sometimes conditions prevail that protect the more delicate organs, allowing them to fossilize as well.
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I love bacon, but in this dish it overwhelmed the more delicate taste of the clams.
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There is no meat on earth more delicate, and more giving, than the traditional grilled steak.
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Dark, thick-skinned grapes tend to produce darker, fuller-bodied wines than their more delicate counterparts.
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If it's your boss who keeps making you pay, the situation becomes a little more delicate.
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There's an austere clarity to the broth, which is at once more carnal and more delicate.
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Dangling from a tiny chain, they are more delicate than might be expected from the brand.
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While some perfumers chose a more delicate sensuality, lustiness is all over the season's new bottles.
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Recently, rising political tensions with and within China have made Liu's translation projects even more delicate.
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" The rose would be a more "strong and determined" color and the blue more "delicate and amiable.
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But Singh says Ehang will face additional challenges because it is proposing a smaller, more delicate craft.
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Following these guidelines will set you on the right track, but some situations require more delicate handling.
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Sonoran wheat is known to be a little softer, and it makes a more delicate, airy tortilla.
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The Alabama contest is even more delicate for Democrats, because of the state's intensely polarized racial politics.
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Today, the couture skating costumes seen in competitions are more delicate and can cost thousands of dollars.
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The subject becomes even more delicate as we discover that décor and art preferences aren't entirely subjective.
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However, Mom took a more delicate, and constructive, route, telling me to hold off until second semester.
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The wig was more delicate than I liked, but the snakes moved and shook when I walked.
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It turns out our underarms are a lot more delicate (read: needy) than we've been led to believe.
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Another secret to Aria's look is in the accessories — and for season seven, they're more delicate than ever.
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Ultimately, the band decided on a more delicate approach when they started recording formal takes the following day.
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At the larval stage fish are even smaller and more delicate, suggesting these same problems could be magnified.
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Silk's smooth surface is more delicate and creates less friction than cotton, which means less breakage and frizz.
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The move is more delicate than you'd think, given that fact; it's also known as a SPIN SHOT.
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I think it's almost like you're dealing with something more delicate—like a chandelier rather than an LED bulb.
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But if you meant to just regular like them, not Super Like them, it's a far more delicate situation.
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He has cut back on the use of new oak, harvested earlier and become more delicate in the winery.
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Ren is a little butterfly who is more delicate then she portrays, and Arisce is hilarious and super confident!
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Maybe the company's executives just assume that the Alta will appeal more to people looking for something more delicate.
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It's essentially a more delicate and elegant version of the necklace Xenophilius Lovegood wears to Bill and Fleur's wedding.
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Rubber and silicone are a bit more delicate than plastic, so you'll have to use a milder cleaning solution.
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But when that somebody is a sibling of the person you're about to marry, it becomes a more delicate question.
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The multiplicity of blades reflected the fecundity of nature, which he would strive to reproduce with ever-more-delicate gouging.
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Republican senators from states that have expanded Medicaid are in a more delicate position when it comes to ObamaCare repeal.
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The slight movement of the teeth exposes the more fragile parts of your teeth and makes the gums more delicate.
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Sateen sheets are generally more delicate than percale bedding, and more likely to pill or come apart in the wash.
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Something like The Walking Dead or Batman: The Telltale Series have some more complicated games that require more delicate input.
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In order to create a device that could fit through one small incision, Intuitive Surgical had designed more delicate tools.
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While I understand that we must progress, the world is being portrayed as more and more delicate within the film industry.
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"The lace-up detail on the sides makes the dress more delicate, and emphasizes Kendall's already amazing shape," Costa told PeopleStyle.
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It's a pretty complex and crazy record, but I think it has some softer, a little more delicate moments in it.
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So, fast-twitch muscle (white meat) has less blood, and has a more delicate flavor than slow-twitch muscle (dark meat).
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So even if some of the more delicate equipment is damaged, the Anvil should be able to land in one piece.
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But I believe that this seemingly open, albeit frequently confrontational, approach is actually a cover for something a bit more delicate.
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It would be a shame if not, because "The Chi" is valuable viewing for its more delicate treatment of gun violence.
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Note: there's also a Ginsburg necktie in a more delicate blue shade and a Clarence Thomas version in a darker brown.
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Autumn storms out of the north have grown in ferocity, and are eroding the barrier islands that protect more delicate habitat.
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He pointed out that the new research reportedly involved earlier, more delicate embryos, and CRISPR reportedly was still demonstrated as efficient.
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We have a president-elect who popularized "saying what everyone is thinking," but I guess my phrasing should've been more delicate.
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She loved it, [but] I was hoping for a more delicate version of her name, rather than fat, black block lettering.
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Trent understandably sounded a lot more amped up on this week's "Chandelier," which proved jarring during the song's more delicate moments.
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What they're saying: Democrats decry Trump's actions as risky maneuvers to force his agenda, while Republicans walk a more delicate line.
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He works on a grander scale now, with more expensive ingredients and more delicate treatments that still betray his creative streak.
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But it is now at the forefront in making a more delicate calculation: figuring out how long the restrictions should last.
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It was more delicate and even more precise in its focus, with greater tension between the sweet elements and the acidity.
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Ms. Guadagno has the more delicate dance: As the second-in-command in the administration, she owns some of the record.
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For a more delicate approach, Darkstar's 2015 LP Foam Island served as a far more frank portrait of Tory Britain's widespread neglect.
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It stands alone as a stud earring, and the diamond shape also punctuates chokers and bracelets and dangles from more delicate necklaces.
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I realized that instead of attacking my face with all these products, I should try to be more delicate with my skin.
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Pros: Tighter-fitting, more watertight, keeps you warmer, less constrictingCons: Can be more expensive, much more delicate, difficult to don and doff
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Sonically, it's closer to the record's sprawling first single, "Halfway Home," than it is to the more delicate, Feist-fronted title track.
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Don Siegel filmed it in 1971, with Clint Eastwood starring as the soldier, but Ms Coppola's version is a subtler, more delicate work.
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Where the LIFX Tile is a series of square panels, the beam is a thin rail that is a more delicate room accent.
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Those textures are dictated by weather patterns, with hardier greens growing in colder climates and more delicate greens growing in more mild ones.
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Hearty winter vegetables like butternut squash and sweet potatoes work well in a slow cooker, unlike many vegetables with a more delicate composition.
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The data was noteworthy because NASA sets contamination limits for sensitive surfaces, which include some of the more delicate parts of the ISS.
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" A much more delicate version of "Lydia," which is the name of Mr. DeJohnette's wife, appears on his first solo piano album, "Return.
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Single varietals, made with one kind of olive, include the robust koroneiki, originally from Greece, and the more delicate mission from California itself.
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The pungent sweet, sour, spicy and salty flavors, no matter how well balanced, often overpower or neutralize the more delicate flavors in wine.
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"These findings are a reminder to all of us that the situation for children is becoming more delicate," said Tanya Chapuisat, UNICEF Representative.
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It is whether it can leave without doing lasting damage to institutions that were always more delicate than either Leavers or Remainers imagined. ■
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Cave bears were largely herbivores, while brown bears are meat-eaters and about 20 percent smaller than cave bears, with more delicate bones.
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I wouldn't use one to clean off a kitchen counter, for example, as they're more delicate than other wipes I trust for that.
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Pale-fleshed and much more delicate than people think, it has more character than, say, your average ultra-mild white fish, like flounder.
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Walden evokes emotional states with elegantly composed panels: minimal, tentative lines, more delicate than a blade's, surrounded by bold swatches of negative space.
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As the iPhone demonstration attests, electronic components can survive the extreme forces during acceleration, though some more delicate electronics will need slight modifications.
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But that argument against Mr. Ellison has also served as a stand-in for broader, and more delicate, concerns about the liberal Minnesotan.
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In a decidedly more delicate hue is the stage version of the Adrienne Shelly movie "Waitress," opening April 24 at the Brooks Atkinson Theater.
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Unlike the deep well of Marvel superhero lore, which seemingly extends infinitely, Star Wars is a more delicate brand with an uncertain track record.
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Saudi media outlets reported that a veterinarian was caught not only using injectables, but even performing plastic surgery to create smaller, more delicate ears.
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The second problem is what happens to the more delicate veins when they are hit with the high-pressure blood flow from the heart.
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You're getting citrus, whiskey, the herbs from the vermouth, the bitters—all these strong flavors can cut into something more delicate like a sauce.
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But those important qualities also mean that decent fossils from these extraordinary animals are extremely rare, especially among species with smaller, more delicate frames.
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The shooting and the airstrike couldn't have come at a more delicate time — the peace deal with the Taliban had reached Mr. Trump's desk.
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The PX7 are a little bulkier, rounder, with fewer sharp edges; the old model is a little more delicate and perhaps a little fancier.
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The shrimp dumpling has a much more delicate shell, the broth has a fragrant wonton flavor, and the soup is filled with fresh noodles.
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"The highlands of Ethiopia are a more delicate place, so coffee Arabica at its core is a fairly delicate fruit-provided evergreen shrub," he added.
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Blast through tough wrinkles with the iron's steam-burst button, or use the spray mist button when you need to be a bit more delicate.
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The horticulturalists claim that the roots of the hardy potato plant support the more delicate aubergine, making it better suited for growth in British soil.
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Up & Up Combo Brush Dog Grooming Tool, available at Target for $7.99A puppy's coat can be finer and more delicate than when they're full grown.
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This required some more delicate maneuvering for Ferris, negotiating the balance between fragility and empowerment, pity and straightforwardness in the interaction between Jim and Laura.
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Smaller, more delicate high end notes and texture get a little bit lost in what I'd describe as muddy mids and, naturally, a whole lotta bass.
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His execution sometimes lags slightly behind his invention, as he creates scenes that could use a more delicate hand with dialogue — or better yet, with silence.
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It is made from the more-delicate gyokura tea leaves, a class of tea that is grown in the shade, unlike sun-grown sen-cha tea.
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But Paris-based chefs Nico Alary and Sarah Mouchot refine that process just a little bit, producing a more delicate expression of the classic tater puck.
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Reinterpreting the original to emphasize a more delicate and somber side of desire, the track follows their ecstatically lush collaborative track "Chemical Love," released last year.
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The challenge for party leadership and individual candidates now is more delicate, as they try to tie the two together -- and get voters to pay attention.
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For example, fresh fruits and vegetables are more delicate than sturdy grains and may be more susceptible to bruising in a harvest void of human touch.
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But while that concoction can be nice set atop a waffle cone, the sweetness of the condensed milk tends to overpower more-delicate flavors like peach.
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We have a catheter in the bladder, and then it's a much more delicate procedure to proceed and connect all the vascular tissue and the nerves.
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It was dry and succulent, but a very different style: more delicate and ephemeral than the Bone Jolly, which could easily age a couple of years.
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In recalling the more delicate textures heard at the concert's opening, this piece for string quartet also brought a sense of closure to the first hour.
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Lead single "Gretel" kicks off with an eerie wall of feedback and pummeling guitars, but as the song unfolds it grows more delicate and almost sweet.
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French fitched baskets are generally more delicate and refined looking than their British counterparts, as with this rectangular fitched basket and this elegant cross-hatched one.
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While some more delicate media figures whine about out-of-control Twitter mobs, I actually think most social media mobs serve an important role these days.
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But the diplomatic challenge posed by the coronavirus comes amid a backdrop of other factors that have made Cui's job even more delicate than years past.
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Even if it's a more delicate stone, like a pearl, they are choosing it because it speaks to them, versus saying, 'I need a diamond solitaire.
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Since dead plants are seldom on-trend, make sure you have the means to give more delicate houseplants the temperature, sunlight and water they need to thrive.
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Some outward changes are apparent: the scale has enlarged, the images are more refined, the stitches more delicate yet assured, the palette both subdued and more complex.
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"I think, just maybe, we have one situation that is a bit more delicate than others and that is of course Monte di Paschi," he told CNBC.
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Beyond its beautiful sparkle, crystal is a good choice for wine glasses because it's stronger than plain glass and therefore more easily made into more delicate designs.
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It all forms his Alpha Series which subverts, through the more delicate act of quilting, the powerful qualities of masculinity and military prowess associated with the jackets.
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For serving scotch and bourbon, Ms. Blum likes hefty cut-crystal glasses that can be paired with oversized ice cubes; for water, she prefers more delicate tumblers.
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Each piece is made of a bone china that's thinner, lighter, and more delicate looking than porcelain, yet is surprisingly durable and chip resistant for daily use.
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Think of it as garlic lite, and use it raw or cooked, in salads, soups or sautés, where it adds a more delicate bite than its elders.
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Global demand for industrial robots is rising as labour costs increase and technology becomes more sophisticated, allowing robots to do more delicate work than in the past.
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More delicate tropical flowers — feathery orchids and little white touch-me-nots — make homes in the grottoes within, sucking up the water that drips through the limestone.
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He and his crew are not police officers; they're brought in on cases that require a more delicate or low-profile approach than the police can provide.
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Global demand for industrial robots is rising as labor costs increase and technology becomes more sophisticated, allowing robots to do more delicate work than in the past.
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It is more delicate to approach someone if there is concern about their drinking and to support them in making changes in their drinking, if they are willing.
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Blessed with the quick reload of a young Keith Hufnagel, he puts it to more delicate use, truly making the entire urban landscape submit to his aesthetic inquiry.
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Before the two met, John layered his lyricism over soft and elastic grooves whose smooth house overtones lent a more delicate impression than the Scarborough native exudes today.
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Athletic clothes with stretch in them will pick up stray lint in the wash, and heavy items can lead to pilling and damage to more delicate athleisure-wear.
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The figure looked smaller and more delicate than I thought it should, but the Giant Forest was so quiet that I couldn't imagine who else it could be.
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How innovation happens is a much more delicate thing than people imagine, a dance involving money, opportunity, timing, execution and, most important, one great idea behind it all.
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The problems (and potential controversies) surrounding content moderation will become even more delicate when it's not just nudity that get moderated, but videos that show death in real time.
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Its report notes that Zuma's shape made it susceptible to damage from vibrations, so Northrop Grumman modified an adapter to make the spacecraft's separation from the rocket more delicate.
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It has dual pressure settings, so you can go high pressure to speed up your cooking time, or low pressure to make sure you don't overcook more delicate foods.
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Her Keisho collection — which translates from Japanese to continuance or succession — uses the same visual language that Nakashima designs are known for, but with a more delicate, contemporary sensibility.
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Removing a burrowed tick is a more delicate process; if done incorrectly, the head and mouth parts of the tick can be left behind, which can lead to infection.
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Veggies and herbs are more delicate than other items, so make sure they're never pushed to the back or smashed against things like jars of pickles and artichoke hearts.
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For Turkey, there is scarcely a more delicate topic than what historians say was the murder of more than a million Armenians and other Christian minorities in 1915-16.
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Wearing one on top of another shirt lets you get more mileage out of your more delicate tops — sort of like a fancied up version of the Strong Arm.
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But it's clear that the iPhone has come a long way from its earlier, more delicate versions that basically shattered if you just looked at them the wrong way.
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The brothers looked alike, but Theo was more slender, had more delicate features and had light-blue eyes, more evidence suggesting the photo was of him and not Vincent.
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The new models have a glass back, which you would think would make them more delicate but which actually adds a slight grippiness, making them less prone to catastrophe.
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Having negotiated the rights, Discovery must now negotiate the much more delicate task of broadcasting to dozens of markets, respecting the national sensibilities of each one — starting at Pyeongchang.
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The remaining Sottsass ceramics here mostly lose out to the antiquities, except for the more delicate, Deco-like black-and-silver vases of the Tenebre (Darkness) series from 1963.
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Historically black colleges and universities face a much more delicate and difficult balance: The schools depend on federal funding, while serving students and alumni who largely can't stand the president.
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That's because the lining of the vagina is thinner and more delicate than the skin on a penis, so it's easier for bacteria and viruses to penetrate and take hold.
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Their three songs hang in the balance between defiant vulnerability and utter rage, seamlessly moving between the worlds of doom, black metal, and more delicate darkness as the words demand.
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But that research is typically conducted through online searches and public records requests, and anything involving direct contact with possible parties to the case is seen as far more delicate.
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The linen surface means it is soft enough to hold more delicate belongings, like jewelry, but you can get creative and use this to hold other things, like the mail.
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When I wrote letters to people, that's the only time I thought of myself as someone who enjoys writing, being much more delicate and careful with how I use language.
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When her daughter was accused of murdering her this month, the country was faced again with deliberations over euthanasia, and more delicate discussions over the toll of aging and illness.
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Liberal groups would cheer a full-scale attack against Sessions on those fronts, but Democratic lawmakers will more than likely take a more delicate approach with one of their own.
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While Mr. Sisi has not yet made Israeli policy toward the Palestinians a major concern, King Abdullah faces a more delicate domestic situation where assertive Israeli actions often generate protests.
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NASA's space shuttles were the first real attempt at a reusable spaceship, but the shuttles proved more delicate than hoped, requiring an army of technicians to refurbish them between flights.
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Making his effort at communicating the Fed's intentions even more delicate is that members of the central bank's rate-setting committee have increasingly diverse opinions on the right way forward.
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But his political task became even more delicate following the latest extraordinary intervention by the President's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani that appeared to prove an aspect of the Democratic case.
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The Swiss-Italian, who was re-elected unopposed as FIFA president last month, said the political situation in the gulf nation made it a much more delicate case to handle.
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While millions of Florida residents evacuated in advance of Hurricane Irma this weekend, many others stayed behind to make sure that the some of the state's more delicate animals stayed safe.
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In recent years the mayhem on its southern borders, coupled with renewed tension pitting its NATO and European allies against an expansionist Russia, have made its position all the more delicate.
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The company says the ceramic is more than four times harder than stainless steel, so you won't have to worry about getting it scratched up like the more delicate gold version.
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What would be the real tragedy, as has been the case with more delicate (but still pricier) water bottles I've owned, is if the Oasis were to have dented, or cracked.
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The New York Wheel, Mr. Marin said, will look more delicate than its cousins in Singapore, London, Orlando and Las Vegas, which is now the biggest observation wheel, at 550 feet.
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In recent months, that veil has been lifted and a different Ms. Peck has emerged: a little raw, emotionally unguarded and daring in a more delicate, walking-on-a tightrope way.
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Here the meat is more tender, in part because Mr. Litiatco has a more delicate cooking style, honed in the kitchens of Daniel in New York and Boulevard in San Francisco.
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The situation was made all the more delicate given that his wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, was standing next to Trump on Tuesday at the event meant to be about infrastructure.
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There is something Murdochian in the way that Kushner seems to be relishing his newfound role as a billionaire outsider, tweaking the more delicate sensibilities that he was once immersed in.
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The arm is equipped with a suction cup, which is great for grabbing hold of objects with stiff, flat surfaces, like cans and cartons, but still can't deal with more delicate items.
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Because of all the moving parts, a Professor is also much more delicate than the run-of-the-mill Rubik's—just watch how much more gingerly this guy treats his bigger cubes.
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A restricted free agent heading into a marketplace that isn't exactly flush with cash, Hood finds himself in a more delicate situation than most expected him to be even six months ago.
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Because of the right's increasingly cozy relationship with people who hold fringe, unhinged beliefs, incorporating conspiracy theories into the companies' terms of use policies may prove more delicate than it should be.
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It's made with a special variety of corn that yields mini kernels, which also happen to be much more delicate, so you don't have to worry about kernels stuck in your teeth.
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" Using wood she found on the ranch, Ms. Butterfield said, "I chose Zelda's piece to be made of manzanita, which was more delicate, and Zak's piece was oak, more solemn and sturdy.
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But, he says, the lungs are much more delicate and susceptible to toxins than our digestive systems, and regulatory agencies usually accept that inhaling a chemical will double the risks of exposure.
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More delicate is the bolla mixta, a plantain stuffed with shrimp and shredded pork, wrapped in banana leaves and steamed until its belly is as velvet-tender as a lobe of uni.
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You could be more delicate about it, but Formula 1 has been in existence for what, 66 years, and we've only seen 5 women try and compete and none have really been successful.
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Resizing is the first step: a thinner strap, a smaller face, more delicate styling (though, of course, not all women have tiny wrists, the same way that not all men have big wrists).
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After three years on display in Brighton, the collection's more delicate objects — which include paper, textiles, latex, and even human remains — may require time in storage to be preserved for generations to come.
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But his creativity fuelled innovations such as the use of platinum for more delicate settings and Cartier's famous "mystery clocks" (their hands appeared to hover in thin air as if "woven from moonbeams").
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A report that said Michael Flynn was directed by President Donald Trump to talk to Russians couldn't have come at a more "delicate time," closely followed trader Art Cashin told CNBC on Friday.
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This year, the exercises are bound to be even more delicate, as the Trump administration rushes to prepare for first-of-their-kind talks between an American president and a North Korean leader.
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One of de Leon's pieces in the show, though, is more delicate and understated: a drawing featuring an architecture of crisply inked lines, shapes, and colors accented with an occasional spot of glitter.
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"I really wanted to make sure there was something for everybody," she explained, regarding why she went against her personal instinct to gravitate towards bold statement pieces and decided to include more delicate trinkets.
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Momos, Tibetan dumplings, are slightly doughier than elsewhere in town, with grainy whole-wheat skins surrounding beef sweated with shallots and more delicate white-flour skins around chicken laced with curry powder, Nepali-style.
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Can Miss Manners suggest a more delicate way of refusing such a request, which is not meant to be, but that I consider to be, offensively intrusive and an unwarranted imposition on my time?
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I found that it softens faster than butter at room temperature and for a pie shell, the dough was a bit softer and more delicate to handle, but the result was tender and flaky.
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That voice—previously heard in Whirr, and currently moonlighting in another project, Miserable—has an intriguing depth to it, whether she's employing a powerful rasp, a throaty moan, or a more delicate, pillowy croon.
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Doctors also seem to have been more delicate with these bodies, with soft tissues having been gently removed "in order to preserve as much of the bones of the head as possible," the study wrote.
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Though many of the Kardashian-Jenner's birthday cakes come from one of the family's favorite bakeries, Hansen Cakes in Los Angeles, baked goods from Hansen tend to have a slightly more delicate-style — usually, anyway.
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At the same time the Ernst discussions were formalized, the Trump campaign was trying to resolve a more delicate and difficult situation of what role Senator Ted Cruz of Texas might play at the convention.
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The three companies can be seen to represent these three facets of ballet: the jazzy American vernacular of New York City Ballet; the opulence of the Bolshoi; the more delicate elegance of the Paris Opera.
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A joint study published last year by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture under the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture, and Food Security (CCAFS) focused specifically on projections for the more delicate Arabica plant.
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He said that he had found the nocturnal visit "unpleasant" on the whole, because there were too many people and it had been difficult to read the labels or to see the smaller, more delicate drawings.
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The planning What might seem from the outside like a fancy dinner party on steroids, is actually a more delicate dance between the White House, the East Wing, the social secretary's office and the State Department.
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The pivot is a more delicate change than one undergone by other institutions under more immediate duress, from Wells Fargo to Facebook to Uber, which have been forced to adapt in the face of crippling scandals.
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"Usually, people have looked and found collagen in the big, massive limb bones, not in the more delicate ribs," said Robert Reisz, one of the authors of the study and a paleontologist at University of Toronto Mississauga.
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With each segment the music evolves, resembling the texture of jazz, to something more delicate, to even echoing tinges of the cosmic score Staples uses in High Life (2018), his recent collaboration with French filmmaker Claire Denis.
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They are meant instead as guidance to prompt member states to do more to protect children at all stages of the asylum process and to address one of the more delicate aspects of the bloc's migration crisis.
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Opening with the crackle of rave atmospherics, the session starts bouncing and doesn't let up—from the irresistible swagger of RIP Productions "You Cheated," to the more delicate UKG flourishes of Urban Myth's "Stronger," it's an absolute masterclass.
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If I can speak generally about dry German rieslings, which can vary considerably depending on which region they come from, they are often far more delicate in texture than the others, precise and jewel-like rather than rich.
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Pointing a finger at the central government is far more delicate: one, because that can quickly result in censorship and other punishment; two, because it usually is more difficult to establish blame higher up the ladder of authority.
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With the advancement of CG technology allowing for a more delicate expression of characters' emotions, we decided to take on the challenge to focus on 'love,' which delves deeper into the internal aspect of humankind, as our theme.
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The midterm elections make compromise even more delicate since both sides are leery of helping the other in advance of critical midterm elections where every Member of the House and a third of the Senate face the electorate.
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Clinton must strike a more delicate balance on the issue: In the Democratic primaries against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has a mixed record on gun control, she has taken an aggressive tack against firearm manufacturers and sellers.
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I think that's true both of the paw-shaped sea scallops that sit on the ocean floor south of the island, and of the smaller, more delicate bay scallops that live in the shallow waters between the island's forks.
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The key to the look is not to pick the thick tube socks and Birkenstocks of classic "Don'ts" stereotype, but rather a thin anklet and a more delicate shoe, so the net effect is not a visual pull downward.
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The signing of an extradition treaty that might allow China to remove Tibetan refugees from Nepal could prove to be one of the more delicate subjects between Xi and Oli as China continues to assert its dominance in Tibet.
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What it does have is a blabbermouth's skill at dominating the voices around it: The doughnut glaze all but stifles the breakfast sausage flavors of Beyond Meat's ingenious patty, literally sugarcoating the more delicate notes of sage and spice.
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With the nomination of Scott Pruitt to the head of the Environmental Protection Agency—and Donald Trump's temporary freeze of the EPA within the first days of his inauguration—the health of the planet feels more delicate than ever.
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But it also makes Moscow's balancing act in the eight-year-old conflict war more delicate, as it will put Syrian government troops, who are backed by Russian air power, in close proximity to the Turkish army and its proxies.
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Even though scientists have been able to use it to mess up specific DNA sequences, or even insert new strands, CRISPR doesn't do well when it's used to accomplish more delicate tasks, like substituting a single letter of the genetic code.
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Fast-forward to now, and the beauty sphere has followed suit, swapping the matte effect (which has had Instagram in a headlock for far too long) for a balmier, more delicate and all-round much-easier-to-pull-off makeup look.
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Tethers Unlimited, based in Washington state, is working on a "SpiderFab" that would combine robotic arms with a form of 3D printing to create structures much larger and more delicate than anything that can fit into the fairing of a launcher.
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Until the inevitable day comes when this young core is passed onto more delicate hands (think Mark Jackson to Steve Kerr), Boylen deserves some credit for what he's done to a defense most expected to be epically horrendous all year.
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Driver, a wondrously subtle and startlingly emphatic actor, is too often reduced to yelling and waving his arms, and the more delicate notes of longing, nostalgia and wonder that should drive the story are drowned out by clatter and huggermugger.
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Earlier this year, the vice-president endorsed a House candidate in Texas whom Mr. Trump had not publicly supported, irritating White House officials; the situation with Ms. Roby was even more delicate because of her past criticism of the president.
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But other Democrats believe Americans won't like being told that they must join a government insurance plan; they prefer the more delicate approach that gives people an option to buy into a government plan but stops short of a mandate.
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Robotic exoskeletons are one of those technologies that tend to be associated with warfare or at least the industrial sector, but soft robotics and artificial muscles like these ones created by Swiss researchers make them suitable for more delicate operations as well.
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Sure, etching flowers onto nail beds has been a go-to nail art technique for as long as we can remember, this year we're seeing manicurists push boundaries by inventing new, more delicate ways to turn the floral motif on its head.
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I didn't want to play that kind of music because at the time I was more into things that are more dynamic and trying to make softer and more delicate songs than the volume turned up to 11, crowdsurfing kind of vibe.
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The standard CRISPR method doesn't do well with more delicate tasks To avoid the messiness of the standard CRISPR method, the Harvard researchers decided to glue two proteins to a type of Cas9 enzyme that doesn't cause double-stranded breaks in DNA.
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Wine has been made here since the 70s, but the accepted wisdom is that the winter and spring months are far too brutal to accommodate more delicate vitis vinifera—king of grapes—whose progeny includes European classics like pinot noir, chardonnay, and cabernet.
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This year, Mr. Mozayen ventured into more delicate territory: a cry for neighboring Israel and Egypt to allow Palestinians to move more freely across the strip's tightly controlled borders, and for Hamas to loosen its restrictions on personal freedoms, including watching movies.
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For almost all known titanosaurs, paleontologists have fossils of parts of the body like leg bones that are taller than a person, but no pieces of the skull, which consisted of bones that were thinner, more delicate, and less likely to fossilize.
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Instead of making chicken stock like a frugal French cook who simmers bones and scraps for hours, why not boil a whole chicken for just an hour like a Chinese cook, using ginger, scallions and herbs to elicit a more delicate flavor?
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For example, Terra Delyssa Extra Virgin Olive Oil is typically mild and fruity with a hint of bitterness in the aftertaste (try it in a salad dressing), and Olivi Chemlali de Djerba Extra Virgin Olive Oil is lighter and even more delicate.
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The streaming show, created by star/comedian Mae Martin, has seen the darkness of You're the Worst's most somber episodes — think Gretchen's (Aya Cash) many struggles with depression — and decided to raise the stakes to an even more delicate mental health journey.
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Although American forces often fought effectively on the battlefield, Hastings asserts, those successes proved irrelevant because Americans failed in the more important and far more delicate task of cultivating a South Vietnamese state capable of commanding the loyalty of its own people.
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In an attempt to open up this more delicate, dialogic process with a larger audience (online passersby?), I've made audio recordings of the voices of Jerry, Jo, and Ramsay Leimenstoll, Mary Wells, Walter Jamison and Liz Seymour, and George Scheer and Stephanie Sherman.
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That is the fun of it, which does not mean that it is not interesting to work with a finer tooth comb on something more delicate, like I Am Love or even Orlando, where I am using a face that looks more like my own.
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The main downfall of many closed-cell suits is that they are made of or coated with a softer, more delicate rubber-like neoprene skin which, while it keeps you warmer and leaves you agiler in the pressured depths, is highly prone to tearing.
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Critics say that while Justice Nisar has been quick to take up cases related to the governing party and malfeasance by civilian authorities, he has sidestepped more delicate issues like the intelligence agencies' practices of enforced disappearances, intimidation and harassment of the military's critics.
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Travels to Nepal and India in 1977 inspired more delicate works on paper, while in the 1980s and 1990s, when he taught at art schools in Germany and Austria, Mr. Dias painted more abstract compositions that made use of gold, copper and other metallic pigments.
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According to some insiders, this is helped by a strong personal relationship between the two leaders, in contrast to more fractious ties between Trump and South Korean leader Moon Jae-in, who has attempted to walk a more delicate line and pursue greater diplomacy with North Korea.
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An irony of the episode was that the thing she's afraid of, to answer the question Paula kept posing to her, was not of being killed but of being forced to kill again, and by extension, to risk losing that more delicate side of her for good.
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Some of those aspects are simple changes—"I'd like to think I'm a bit more delicate now, if that's possible," she says—but some are things that don't really change at all, like the uneasy process of re-visiting parts of your life you'd rather not.
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Gean's measure: Gaviotas and Seascapes alongside two new Spanish varieties, a one-acre patch of even more delicate French berries called Mara des Bois, tomatoes, green beans and products made from anything that comes back from the market unsold, including tomato salsa, fruit jam and pickled beans.
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Watteau, whose studio Tessin visited, is represented here by a counterproof (or reverse impression) of three chalk studies of a young black model, as well as a more delicate quartet of portrayals of a bonneted white girl, her ruddy cheeks rendered with softly rubbed red chalk.
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" I quoted from the Book of Ruth ("Where you go, I will go…" ), they made their declarations ("I take you to be my wife…"), they exchanged rings (a chunky one for Tiquesha, a more delicate one for Samantha), and I pronounced them "wife and wife, spouses for life.
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It's been eight years since Hippies came out on Matador, and while Harlem's members have been working on other projects (Curtis O'Mara with the ragged-pop band Grape St., Michael Coomers with the more delicate Lace Curtains), the follow-up to Hippies seemed destined never to come out.
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The foam head is sturdy enough not to bend or buckle even as you push against heavy snow load, yet the material is also gentle enough not to scratch the exterior of your car — that includes auto paint, window and windshield glass, and even those more delicate vehicle vinyl wraps.
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The territory couldn't be more delicate, but "Nise: The Heart of Madness," a mesmerizing drama from Brazil, navigates it skillfully to create a portrait of a real-life doctor who found an alternative to some of the more cruel trends in psychiatric treatment in the middle of the last century.
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As these creatures evolved and diversified, their bodies adapted in ways that eventually allowed them to spread into new environments; tough, durable animals stayed nearshore or moved into freshwater habitats like lakes and rivers, while more delicate, flexible creatures ventured to deep water to avoid the increasingly hostile competition, the researchers speculate.
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That uneasiness would already be pervasive even if it weren't for the reinvigorated conversation in the Democratic Party about Big Tech and more broadly about growing income inequality — especially in places like San Francisco, where billionaires live a few blocks from people experiencing chronic homelessness — which has made the situation even more delicate.
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Leather is more delicate than bamboo, and so for one of Yonezawa's three pieces for the project — a 44-inch obelisk of woven red-brown leather strips titled "Jizo," after the bodhisattva statues said to protect travelers — he had to use an internal armature and take special care not to scratch the surface.
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Throughout the home, they favored large-scale Continental furniture built in the 17th or 19th centuries over more delicate 18th-century furnishings, installing dark walnut cassoni in the living rooms and generously proportioned armoires in the upstairs bedrooms, which are modest in size and some of which are paneled in age-darkened pine.
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Officials can store any file that is classified to the top-secret level — the highest classification — so long as it is not "code word," a term referring to a specialized category of even more delicate top-secret information that officials are permitted to know about only if they have been granted specific access to it.
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Then there's a third step, still more delicate and dangerous: The American intelligence community should gather information on the corruption in the Xi family that has allowed it to amass a huge fortune — with a hint that if China undertakes a brutal crackdown of Hong Kong or an assault on Taiwan, this information will slip out.
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Asked by CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" whether President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani's changing statements on the implications of Manafort's plea deal suggest that the President's legal team will soon go after Manafort, Starr said that Manafort's previous proximity to Trump could result in "more delicate" treatment than Giuliani's previous attacks on Mueller.
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The complex, oxymoronic associations of IDM artists also belonged to Wagner, although it was far from Beethoven's idea of "art for art's sake" like that of many other artists from the 90s who approached the dance floor in an increasingly more delicate way, after their experimental phases (think: Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, or The Orb, especially the latter, on account of all the different changes in the band's lineup).
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) and Chris CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del) have proposed comprehensive legislation that takes a more delicate touch to handing internationally conflicting laws.
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