Dog noses are 10,000 to 100,000 times as sensitive as human noses.
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They can also more easily get food stuck up their noses because mouths and noses are connected.
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The girls want to spend their whole teenage years to get their noses more like Western noses.
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We laugh at big noses or flat noses, at vulgarity and buffoonery, at politics antithetical to our own.
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I haven't seen a lot of Asian models with noses like mine — all of them have noses that are pointy and small.
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Witnessing Asian women use contouring to whittle down their noses, for example, inevitably leads to questions about what was wrong with their noses in the first place.
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Their palates — and their noses — are their instruments.
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In the late 1800s, British anatomist and anthropologist Arthur Thomson observed that long and thin noses occurred in dry, cold areas, while short and wide noses occurred in hot, humid areas.
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They have little noses, because they don't hunt by smell.
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And might the noses of other animals be useful too?
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The answer, it turns out, is right under their noses.
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Could this year's Oscar hosts be right under our noses?
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There is a war going on right underneath our noses.
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For the time being, they are merely holding their noses.
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There's more to these little guys than their noses, however.
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Holding up skinny women with fair skin and straight noses?
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We want to see fights that end with noses exploding.
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Men reportedly turned down their noses at this "clerical" work.
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"Most of life is hiding under our noses," he said.
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Parents can use:A humidifier to ease stuffy or runny noses.
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The warrior gave Cardi a "hongi" greeting by rubbing noses.
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So simple, and right under our noses the whole time.
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Judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace turned their noses up.
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Split brows, broken noses, smashed teeth and knockouts are common.
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Their job: track down bedbugs with their highly trained noses.
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Toes, fingers, noses, bones, and teeth splattered on the ground.
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I propose we get our noses out of Jane Austen.
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But British voters hold their noses and vote for him.
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"I really do have chronic bloody noses," Wong told me.
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But their noses tell them they're in the right place.
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Their noses led them, unawares, to the best genetic matches.
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After all, we don't shame people for bloody noses, right?
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And they just let it slide right under their noses.
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Stavropoulos said this included bigger cheeks, smaller noses, and big eyes.
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For that day, butts became as exciting as noses or elbows.
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Jewish people were given large hooked noses and tall conical hats.
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"They were counting noses," Pelley told "CBS This Morning" on Thursday.
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"We don't turn up our noses at any outlet," Smith said.
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Duncandy proves the proof was under our noses this entire time.
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Residents complain of higher rates of cancers, bloody noses or asthma.
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So why aren't we all shooting sleep up our noses now?
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It's rare that something blossoms so wildly right under our noses.
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Helicopters circle overhead, occasionally flying further into the city, noses down.
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His businesses kept their noses clean during years of military rule.
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We hear reindeer have furry noses and can see UV light.
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Millennials might have buried their noses in Harriet the Spy books.
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That keeps the food and water from going up our noses.
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Dogs laze about, sluggishly raising their noses to sniff passers-by.
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Classified ads apps have silently risen to prominence under our noses.
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The Labradors, with their amazing noses, went straight to tracker training.
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He's like an otorhinolaryngologist who doesn't operate on ears or noses.
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"Josh and I have broken each other's noses," Joel Stanley said.
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And when they did so, the airflow through their noses doubled.
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In New Zealand, the native Maoris tap noses and foreheads together.
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To some noses, the Bulgarian strains are preferred over the French.
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The two peninsulas, that almost rub noses, have much in common.
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You can't catch it, and it's happening right under our noses.
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Spirox specializes in making medical devices for patients with blocked noses.
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Their faces and clothing were caked with dust, their noses running.
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Some were vomiting blood or bleeding from their gums and noses.
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Many renowned "noses" (or perfumers) work and pull inspiration from Grasse.
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"We see the Gulf kiss (with noses) coming," the diplomat said.
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We've certainly had bloody noses, we've stood offstage with trash cans.
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But often the wines come from regions right under our noses.
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We must not cut off our noses to spite our faces.
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The few other people I know who have had their noses done have gone to great lengths to hide any evidence of their previous noses, as if it's some secret past life that must be buried.
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People have always worried that financial markets cannot see beyond their noses.
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There were other calling cards: upturned noses, small feet and exaggerated musculature.
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The similarities don't end with their eyebrows and noses and facial hair.
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Check out the entire epic challenge above — we're already pinching our noses.
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The MCAS system pushed the planes' noses down in both fatal crashes.
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Their symptoms often started out as annoyances — constant congestion, endlessly runny noses.
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They don&apost even know what is happening right under their noses.
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Second, some business conservatives need to hold their noses and switch votes.
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Most Kenyans turn up their noses at the idea of eating them.
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Or maybe this end was there all along, right under our noses.
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Their high-resolution noses can detect everything from drugs to bed bugs.
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The local governments who allow this to happen under their very noses?
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They are looking for women with leaky noses, child kidnapping, child labor.
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Rather, the males develop noses that kind of look like elephants' trunks.
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Right Sector members captured there get their noses and ears cut off.
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It shows up in noses, throats, hair, and, yes, even belly buttons.
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His opinions not only argued points, they rubbed opponents' noses in defeat.
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That's why Teste chose to engage the audience's noses in this performance.
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"You can't actually touch lips, but you can touch noses," she says.
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The original Bitcoin people look down their noses at the Ethereum people.
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Their skin hardens, bumps appear over their noses and grow into horns.
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Coked-out wraiths wrinkle their noses as drunk boyfriends lick their lips.
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Two decades ago, they seldom took their noses out of their spreadsheets.
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But they couldn't bear to hold their delicate noses and vote Clinton.
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We don't have flawless little porcelain skin and tiny noses, you know.
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Snout shocker Ever wonder why so many Egyptian statues have broken noses?
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Excess water drains away through four noses spaced evenly around each piece.
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The prankster hides in subtleties, like the red noses in my paintings.
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The Queen isn't the only high-profile person he's rubbed noses with.
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Arabs and Jews are all Semitic people, and they often have similar noses.
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"I wasn't like those pretty girls with those nice little noses," she added.
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They also suffer from conditions like dark under eye circles or bulbous noses.
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So she specifically sought out a plastic surgeon who specializes in ethnic noses.
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Passengers bled from their noses and ears after pilots "forgot" about cabin pressure.
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The biggest difference between Theron's and Kelly's noses were the nostrils and tips.
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However, we never turn up our noses to another spicy element on top.
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The machine in our ghosts, leaping out of the screen, massaging our noses.
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That's half as many as in 2010, when 4,207 noses met the knife.
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And I notice that the girls who got the jobs had thin noses.
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That may not sound huge, but the difference was detectable by human noses.
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And she tied the knot right under all our noses late last month.
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A special Chrysanthemum, called Rossano Charlotte, was unveiled for royal eyes – and noses!
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But that doesn't mean we've turned up our noses on Rapunzel-like length.
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Everyone is also wearing animal noses, because sometimes Glee got so unbelievably extra.
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Symptoms are generally mild, and include sneezing, coughing and runny eyes and noses.
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And we'd be foolish to think our noses didn't factor into sexual behavior.
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Babies get colds too, but they don't know how to blow their noses.
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Mecca told me that people pinch their noses if she enters a home.
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They tell Polynesian and African American girls that their noses are too wide.
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Our technological advances and military superiority are being stolen under our very noses.
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Locals knew, yet somehow didn't know, what was going on under their noses.
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The main reason many evangelicals still support Trump, holding their noses, is abortion.
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He checked the churches on Alabama, and the parishioners turned up their noses.
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The smell of rotting flesh will soon be wrinkling noses in the Bronx.
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Tree-pollen counts will be high again, causing runny noses, sneezing, and itchiness.
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Some observers bump their noses into the mirror while looking into the artwork.
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Everybody [else] was Irish Catholic with little ski jump noses and blue eyes.
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If the egg sinks, then you and your guest's noses are safe. 3.
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A pit bull on the Upper West Side noses open a refrigerator door.
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Most of the children have runny noses from exposure to harsh living conditions.
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To deal with the stench, the researchers put menthol cream in their noses.
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Watery eyes and runny noses eventually give way to headaches and mouth ulcers.
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Critic's Pick Some great performances come with elaborate costumes or prosthetic noses attached.
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Ears don't have the same virus-friendly cells that eyes and noses do.
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People with COVID-19 don't typically have runny noses or sneeze a lot.
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Here, women dab their eyes and noses as the world outside appears impenetrable.
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When they get in our noses, they can make contact with nerve endings.
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Soon after its debut, someone spray painted Rudolph-red noses on the mural.
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Its spies whisk warehouses' worth of secrets out from under its enemies' noses.
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Purists, of course, will turn their noses up at such mass-market considerations.
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NT: OK. Speaking of that, let's hold our noses and switch to Salazar.
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Human rights groups just need to get their noses out of our business!
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"This is what extinction looks like and it's happening right under our noses."
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NASA also confirmed it has shipped two Rudolph noses up with the food.
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Meanwhile my dog runs off, noses down packed leaves into damp, mysterious tunnels.
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"They're not going to cut their noses to spite their face," De Niro said.
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D-Noses has already produced a policy brief aimed at influencing politicians, Arias said.
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The Blue Collar Millionaires crew were covering their noses from the stench while filming.
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Stuff that breaks us out, assaults our noses, and leaves us oily and sticky.
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The white audience around them is roaring but Moore's group is wrinkling their noses.
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Narrator: We have noses to smell, eyes to see, and ears to hear, right?
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Most recently, a campaign to get women to love their noses sparked worldwide attention.
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In fact, he thinks we're not truly examining the evidence right under our noses.
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KERN: You know, like aliens look like, those slim gray creatures with no noses.
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Humans source oxygen from the environment using our — wait for it — noses and mouths.
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And the lighting analogy doesn't count the knocks, bruises and bloody noses that arise.
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"There&aposs, for example, this thinking that all Jews have long noses," Schuster said.
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All the smashed noses, sharp jaw-lines, short, mousse-ed up hair, the biceps.
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Stranger's noses and ears just have to be pulled and prodded at regular intervals.
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Because it's such a hidden crime, it can often happen right under people's noses.
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But, he seemed to be pretty content with them, picking people's noses and all.
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Didn't their mothers teach them to go to the bathroom and blow their noses?
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They never got the guy after all—was he under their noses all along?
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But when it comes to the really major things we mostly follow our noses.
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Canines have superb, elegantly engineered noses with olfactory abilities that far surpass our own.
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In the end, New Jersey voters held their noses and voted for Democratic Sen.
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The Wenches had their noses in books that were new to them for weeks.
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Most days, we don't think about the tiny world bustling right under our noses.
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It will keep your environment full of moisture — no dry throats or noses here.
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They wipe their eyes, scratch their noses, bite their nails, and twirl their mustaches.
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That could cripple the companies that make its airplane wings, noses, nuts and bolts.
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A few people discovered their runny noses were actually the result of brain leakages.
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At this point, many Republicans have nonetheless held their noses and endorsed him anyway.
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Urban America and the media in general look down their noses at rural America.
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That's why I think [SAD] goes unrecognized — it's right in front of our noses.
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People wiped tears away, and embraced, and blew their noses, and belted out hymns.
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We're starting the New Year with cold feet — and hands, and noses, and ears.
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Rules, in Mr. Carvel's estimation, was a place to rub others' noses in it.
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Clown, for instance, comes freighted with associations: red noses, fright wigs, face paint, fear.
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In Florida, they are swabbing people's noses near Miami to test for the coronavirus.
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Enslaved people, however, found creative ways to conduct their societies under white people's noses.
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There's a nasty cold going around, knocking out voices and filling noses with sand.
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Was there in fact a successful Russian meddling campaign going on under everyone's noses?
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Get nasal saline for stuffed noses and use a suction device for little babies.
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FAMOS was designed by Russian art duo Blue Noses, known for their idiosyncratic performances.
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Downstairs, there are items like prosthetic ears and noses, aging makeup and body paint.
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And all four of them held their noses while doing so, for different reasons.
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The two reindeer gained red noses in the hours after the mural was unveiled.
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There's something in the air: Two gorgeous books urge us to follow our noses.
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We appreciate our noses because they help us experience flowers and fresh-baked cookies.
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And astronomers forever have their noses pressed up against the window of the unknown.
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Dogs have highly a specialized organ in their noses equipped with 300 million olfactory receptors.
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We've been there through it all, noses blaring on red alert, and frankly we're impressed.
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Boeing's planning planes that will fire lasers from their noses to spot and avoid turbulence.
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We don't have school districts and child protective services sticking noses into home-schooling families.
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The women from Bhutan wiped their noses on their sleeves and spit into trash cans.
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They swabbed floors, bedrails, pagers, and cellphones, as well as patients' noses, hands, and armpits.
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Carrot noses, hats and clothing and the snowmen's arms and eyes were all crowd-sourced.
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That's kind of how noses work, making a unique scent signature based on chemical composition.
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After four minutes, my chef and I looked at each other and wrinkled our noses.
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I've also given people black eyes and broken some noses—which makes an awful sound.
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Mouths, noses, ears, belly buttons, and "peeholes" become the new homes for small-scale artworks.
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These days, you can contour just about anything: cheekbones, noses, necks, hair — you name it.
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Perhaps hatching an elaborate plan, right in front of the noses of the American people?
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Yet this atrocious crime is often committed right under our noses, in our own country.
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How they were able to look down their noses at the latecomers to their fandom?
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They say we should keep our noses out of China's internal affairs and maritime policies.
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Alleged fraud at companies like Theranos play out under the noses of blue-chip boards.
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The race is close because while some will hold their noses and vote for Mrs.
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Purists might turn their noses up to Stradale's mere 28 miles of all electric range.
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Abstraction prevails, to the point where Hatanaka's stylized faces lack features like eyes and noses.
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Norwegian Air's planes, known for their trademark red noses, now fly to around 150 destinations.
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One week they studied their spending habits, another week all the smells infiltrating their noses.
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Some devs even launched only on jailbroken phones, thumbing their noses at Apple's walled garden.
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A measured proportion was delivered straight into the noses and buttholes of record label executives.
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They are true connoisseurs, [and have noses] much like the trained senses of a sommelier.
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The droplets can land on people's hands or in mouths and noses, and threaten infection.
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While critics initially turned up their noses, the film has since become a cult classic.
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A low glass ceiling our lips, noses, palms, nipples, navels, and iliac crests pressed against.
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Now people look down their noses at us, like you are messing up their city.
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So try to at least get a few things under their noses if you can.
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But what if a better way of combating online toxicity were right under our noses?
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Some cats turn up their noses at hairball control gels or they won't take supplements.
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Others were bending pipe cleaners or paper clips to make a bridge over wearers' noses.
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In July 1943, a particularly bad bout of smog caused red eyes and running noses.
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Evoking childhood without the dirty clothes and runny noses, they dispense with certain stereotypical elements.
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They reveal their new faces on beat, complete with tiny noses and full, pouty lips.
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Christian nationalists did not simply hold their noses to form a pragmatic alliance with Trump.
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A. Yes, air-conditioners can make some people's noses clog or run, for several reasons.
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"It's an exciting discovery that was hiding under our noses all along," enthused a researcher.
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Noses extended, sniffing, they circle their prey, an alarmed cat with pop eyes and arched back.
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But what they lack in visual acuity is compensated for by their powerful ears and noses.
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The disease got its name because some bats develop a white, fuzzy growth on their noses.
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It was the summer of the Amorphophallus titanum, which captured hearts and noses around the world.
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The result is itchy eyes, runny noses, a scratchy throat, and, in severe cases, constricted airways.
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And we were told to hold our noses and vote for the sake of the party.
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Along with flat noses and abnormally small nostrils, a number of primates were also missing fingers.
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And we've even turned up our noses and passed them by for the pricier plain options.
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The automated system repeatedly pushed the planes' noses downward, plunging them into fatal and unrecoverable dives.
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As science and plenty of working dogs have proven, canines experience the world through their noses.
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He put his hand around my neck and pulled me in to rub noses with me.
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McClure bags both men to get air to their lungs and sprays naloxone up their noses.
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Many held their noses and backed Mr Trump because they thought he would advance their agenda.
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The truth is necks waddle, chins double, eyes crease, collagen degrades, noses sag, and cells die.
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Our noses are redder than a Louboutin sole, and we haven't felt our toes since October.
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The Associated Press reports that people "were holding their noses" because the smell was so bad.
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Simply download one of many "selfie surgery apps" to edit blemishes, whiten teeth and shrink noses.
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") and answers a few frequently asked questions ("Why do so many Egyptian sculptures have broken noses?
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Why would I seek the favor of people who thumb their noses at their very lineage?
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This is not because they have the strongest noses but because they're the most easily trained.
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Their faces are squashed, their heads are flat, their noses are pointed, they look like goblins.
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Britain is a world by itself; and we will nothing pay for wearing our own noses.
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To his side, two boys with delicate noses hold a rose bouquet, wispy clouds behind them.
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Just seeing at the time, that the US and the Soviet Union had their noses everywhere.
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Meanwhile, I'm still constantly reminding students to remove their hands from mouths, noses and one another.
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"There are going to be people that turn up their noses at it," the curator said.
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In the propaganda posters they were as thin as sticks with hook noses and blond hair.
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As ever, those who failed to qualify will have their noses pressed enviously against the fence.
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Sneezing and runny noses are not common symptoms of COVID-19, the disease the coronavirus causes.
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Immediately, feet alight on alien terrain, ears channel novel sounds and noses breathe in unfamiliar scents.
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Where is the fun in punishing your enemies if you can't rub their noses in it?
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I write to remind you the crocodiles admire New Yorkersfor their chubby cheeks and short noses.
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F-15E Strike Eagles from the 389th Fighter Squadron arrived in southwest Asia with unadorned noses.
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Specifically, the group is seeking participants eager to rub noses with pigs in need of socialization.
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Avoid contact with people who display cold or flu symptoms, such as coughing or runny noses.
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The ones with the pierced noses and dyed hair, the leather jacket or the studded belt.
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Walking down hallways and hearing comments about the size of our lips, hips, noses, and breasts.
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The equestrians exercise them, visit them in the barns, feed them treats and rub their noses.
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I follow one account that is, I kid you not, just close-ups of dog noses.
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MCAS malfunctioned on both flights, repeatedly pushing the planes' noses down until their final, fatal dives.
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Imagine all those bright bodies, all the bodies you can, the noses, the eyelashes, the hopes.
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Fortunately, as noted, there is a solution right under our noses, which is contained in RESA.
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Mr. Reid said he wooed Mr. Jeffords on the floor, right under the noses of Republicans.
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After one lap around (it's a big lake), our hands are frozen and our noses red.
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Then we're back to where we were two years ago: bloody noses and threats of war.
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It appears that investors are holding their noses and buying stocks because of the TINA trade.
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Even fellow Republicans are holding their noses, with less than a third of them offering approval.
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That is if you're one of those weirdos who like pouring warm water up their noses.
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And from my vantage point, I see a fundamental shift in finance happening right under everyone's noses.
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The Japanese workforce has a long-running reputation for long hours with their noses at the grindstone.
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But it doesn't record how serious those injuries are — life-threatening injuries are counted alongside broken noses.
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Cardi has to work hard to keep noses out of her family business — which is a shame.
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Holding their noses, hoping for change The election has come and gone, but Dubuque is still divided.
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The other students were fine with them; it was their academic parents who turned up their noses.
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The photos show panicked passengers with the yellow oxygen masks around their mouths but not their noses.
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They aren't involved in any business, they aren't involved in politics, they don't stick their noses anywhere.
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The police were called, there were hospital records that showed broken bones, broken eye sockets, broken noses.
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We let them please themselves in our children right under our noses and there is no recompense.
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Instead, I'll be on the front line, turning up my nose at the noses of their guns.
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But for a lot of people, it signals fits of sneezes, perpetually red noses, and watery eyes.
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A. Ms. Drake: No. Look, there are little gems right under our noses that we often miss.
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We're talking about insanely fluffy animals, with long, occasionally floppy ears and the most adorable twitchy noses.
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When these gases are expelled from our bodies as a fart, our noses pick up on it.
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Apparently, eels getting stuck in seals noses happens occasionally, but no one is certain as to why.
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Are gay dance clubs and music dying, as some may claim, or thriving under those critics' noses?
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Fox prepares with the spoils that her fantastic husband triumphantly steals from beneath the dumb farmers' noses.
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Compared to dogs like the labrador, these pups are bred to have incredibly flat noses and foreheads.
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It means educating the leaders in their field about what has been occuring right under their noses.
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By blowing air bubbles onto objects and then sticking their noses in them, they can detect prey.
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You'll come away with a new respect for people who stick their noses in wine glasses, guaranteed.
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For the mice, they dripped the peptide into their noses but people may prefer to take pills.
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We began breathing through our noses, in time with Franz, bending at the knees with each exhale.
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Republicans who are serious about resisting the anti-globalists should hold their noses and support Mrs Clinton.
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UK chemists even followed their noses to the Tate, where they tested three decades-old plastic sculptures.
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As the Apollo astronauts found out, moon dirt gets on everything, and irritated their noses and lungs.
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Some moderate Republicans already say they would hold their noses and pick Mrs Clinton over either man.
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The sweat, the blood and broken noses, and the hours spent mentally and physically preparing to fight.
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We followed our noses to the main event of the day: Wegmans' hot food and takeout section.
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To him, the project revealed a fundamentally important aspect of olfaction: Our noses are not analytical tools.
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If your friends are primarily unattached, thumb your noses at convention with an anti-Valentine's Day party.
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If anything, the media seems to think they are holding their noses as they vote for Hillary.
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Would boycotting the games be an exercise in cutting of their economic noses to spite their faces?
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And all the while bobbing up and down, moaning and trying to breath through our noses. Easy?
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The experts had to wear masks over their mouths and noses to block the reportedly foul smell.
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The sneezes could help the animals clear out their noses and get ready to sniff for prey.
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It's a quirk of human nature that we touch our eyes, noses and mouths all day long.
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He didn't have toes or noses, only gills and fins, so perhaps it meant nothing to him.
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Photographs circulated of athletes putting athletic tape on their faces to prevent frostbite on noses and cheeks.
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People wear face masks or bandannas over their noses and mouths to protect themselves from the smoke.
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It's not like we're all walking the streets with our shoulders dislocated and our noses gushing blood.
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The investigators loaded the gene into a harmless virus and sprayed it into the noses of mice.
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Old-school wet shavers used to turn up their noses at synthetic brushes, but times have changed.
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And speaking of noses, the crisp menthol scent of this shaving cream is understated but decidedly masculine.
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"You can't catch it, and it's happening right under our noses," Mr. Ben-Oni told Ms. Perlroth.
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Sanders is vowing to oppose the bill, while House Democrats will hold their noses and support it.
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The visit was a clear opportunity for Netanyahu to rub the Palestinians' noses in the entire process.
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The newer names with force and vision keep scooting off in different directions, following their own noses.
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As anyone with a dog knows, their noses and mouths come in contact with just about everything.
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It's charging hard toward our noses with a sharp knife, bent on teaching our faces a lesson.
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If you were only looking at the noses, it might have taken longer for you to find.
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A woman is encouraging others to share selfies of their side profiles to embrace their big noses.
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The breeds have smaller openings to their noses and elongated soft palates, which makes breathing more difficult.
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But Kosinski knew that women, in general, have bigger foreheads, thinner jaws and longer noses than men.
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The couple pressed noses with a long line of people in a greeting known as a 'hongi'.
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But if you just have to plunge into any murky water as this summer winds down, the CDC has a few recommendations: Swimmers can either keep their faces dry, or just keep the water out of their noses, "by holding their noses, or using nose clips," Cope said.
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The first is to train 'medical assistance' dogs: dogs whose noses can save the lives of their owners.
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She does still believe that one day, yes, life-saving e-noses should result from all this research.
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Dogs like URL and Bear bring a lot more to the table than their skilled noses, Jordan says.
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Their father Gabriel Khanlian says the boys suffered from bloody noses, headaches, burning eyes, and other side effects.
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"It seems as if they're still rubbing our noses in it," says Cenk Baslamis, a veteran Russia observer.
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Both of them wrinkle their noses as if I've asked them to eat shit on a first date.
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The courts they thought they had, and it was snatched out from under their noses in November 2016.
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Old-guard stock car enthusiasts used to thumb their noses at any event not held on an oval.
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But for Japanese retailer Felissimo, the crème de la crème of kitty characteristics are their cold, little noses.
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In Alaska, where temperatures are warming at twice the national average, the change is getting up people's noses.
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They're extremely necessary for the hermit you love and for the noses of the people whom they love.
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What about the critics who turn their noses up at the hand holding and public displays of affection?
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Human eaters are also starting to appreciate a rich protein source crawling around right under our noses: crickets.
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For example, herniated discs and torn rotator cuffs are not gruesome, obvious injuries, like broken teeth or noses.
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Because it was cheap, and made and eaten quickly, nobility tended to turn up their noses at it.
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I'd sneak them into the Scholastic book order forms we'd get at school, right under my parents' noses.
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When delivered into the rodents' noses, urumin protected unvaccinated mice against a lethal dose of some flu viruses.
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E.T. Hunters Join Forces to Probe the HeavensTraditional astronomers have sometimes, historically, turned up their noses at SETI.
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They do not want biscuits to be balanced carefully on their noses and told to sit and wait.
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But you know what, BIG NOSES ARE OKAY although tweeting this is scary 😳😁 #sideprofileselfie 🖤 pic.twitter.
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The pipe is not an easy process, but they try to push it down our noses and throats.
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I usually have to focus more when painting noses and hands, and I should probably practice them more.
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Someone would go through the bin while someone else would tick off the inventory list: Several fake noses.
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In those with no S. lugdunensis, however, 34.7 percent were found to have S. aureus in their noses.
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The teams that sign them will simply have to plug their noses and pretend the playoffs never happened.
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The risk of inhalation is especially high for police dogs, because they use their noses for a living.
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The men commit sexual violence against the women, and it's bloody and horrible: Eyes are stabbed, noses broken.
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Ghislaine also rubbed noses with some of the country's most powerful CEOs, including Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
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But they're also just too easy, with their wet noses and broad pink tongues and eagerness to please.
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But, you know, the fact that this was happening under our noses and we didn't know about it.
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"I think that they're going to put up their noses at us for the first day," she said.
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Out front, students wearing earbuds, their noses in books, sat under an awning waiting for the Tech Trolley.
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A simple rendition of breasts yields suggestions of toes, noses, glasses, a rat, and several different hockey pucks.
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First, most of our noses and throats carry safe bacteria, not microbes like coronavirus that can cause pneumonia.
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It's a beautiful system, but it's quickly vanishing from the city's food landscape right from under our noses.
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The colors were a little inconsistent with her drawing style and she drew noses like duckbills in profile.
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Women at the shelters often have had arms and legs broken, and lips, tongues and noses sliced off.
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The figures have marbled bodies but no noses or mouths, leaving their eyes to carry their enigmatic expressions.
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The dogs perform dangerous tasks alongside servicemembers, often using their noses and convenient sizes for searches and rescues.
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Eyes, ears, fingers, and noses stagger across the canvas of illustrator Jake Fried's latest layerlapse animation, Mind Frame.
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Noses were reduced to holes, jaws broken beyond repair, eyes blinded, and whole physiognomies blurred by ripped flesh.
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Some, however, are noticing side effects that aren't generally associated with pot, like runny noses and itchy eyes.
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The latest internet panic involves teens inhaling condoms through their noses and spitting them out through their mouths.
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She created grotesque versions of her critics, wearing garish wigs, fake witchy noses and prosthetic, cartoonish muscle suits.
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Southern patriarchs made an art out of objecting to what was happening under their own noses — or pelvises.
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Last year we took a group photo wearing our noses for social media posts as a thank-you.
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I really do think a lot of people at Apple look down their turned up noses at Chromebooks.
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Now another problem, which lies right under many tourists' noses, is in the authorities' cross hairs: unsightly toilets.
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"There are certain lines we won't cross," he says, like making faces thinner, lips larger, and noses smaller.
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If congressional Republicans managed to throw Ryan out, it would be cutting off their noses despite their faces.
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Their eyes are a liquid brown, their noses inquisitive, their udders homely; small children thrill to their moo.
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They may be so upset that they could hold their noses to vote Democratic and for possible impeachment.
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This rightfully riles Americans who believe these unsuccessful asylum-seekers are thumbing their noses at our legal process.
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The Aalst carnival has been criticized for depicting Jews with sidecurls and oversize noses atop piles of money.
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People might cross their arms because they are cold, or scratch their noses because they have an itch.
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Dogs have millions of sensors in their noses that make them more sensitive to odors than humans are.
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It may seem odd that it took a century when the inspiration was right under their noses: s'mores.
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Others will turn their noses up at art -- but will jump at the chance to design a robot.
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In cold, dry climates, natural selection may have favored noses that were better at heating and moisturizing air.
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It is this feeling of disconnection that enables management to repeatedly ignore conditions deteriorating right under their noses.
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He's there, in our aquiline noses and foreshortened jawlines, in our long Dumbo ears and pronounced nasal cartilage.
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Amy Lappos, a former congressional aide, said Biden rubbed noses with her at a fundraising event in 2009.
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During the 18th and 19th centuries, the disease was so rife and so many people were losing their noses because of it that these social clubs popped up in London, where you could get together with other people who'd lost their noses and toast the fact that you all had syphilis.
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He appeared to be running a covert operation right under the noses of the world's most prolific bank robbers.
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It's that Midwest punk thing: They didn't have spiky hair or put safety pins through their noses or anything.
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But while the D-Noses developers work on increasing public engagement, skeptics have raised questions about crowdsourcing apps' accuracy.
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In her series Cosmic Surgery, Haser transforms her subjects' faces into a complex geometry of eyes, noses, and mouths.
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But there's a lot out there for people who are willing to look past the ends of their noses.
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The bleeding has not only occurred from their eyes and ears, but from their noses and gums as well.
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Photo: Neanderthal MuseumCompared to modern humans, Neanderthals had heavy eyebrows, huge noses, and large, long faces that bulged forward.
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Mike Tyson used a dipping jab masterfully to close the distance, bloodying noses and bruising sternums in the process.
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But their noses are actually so powerful that researchers have started to enlist dogs to help in detecting diseases.
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Family members allege Cummins exerted an ever-increasing psychological control over Thomas — all of which occurred under their noses.
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While we normally turn our noses up at smart televisions, smart projectors let you take this giant display anywhere.
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However, there is a more humane interpretation here, and equally plausible: They were holding their noses voting for Trump.
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Nonfatal crashes have also been commonplace for Uber Eats couriers in Mexico: broken arms, clavicles, noses, and near-amputations.
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Audiophiles often turn their noses up at digital music companies, which have a reputation for sacrificing fidelity for convenience.
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Medical texts from the period show stacks of corpses and people speckled by rashes, gushing blood from their noses.
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There's also research to suggest it bumps up IQ, clears up stuffy noses, and may even kill cancer cells.
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Schärer portrays them larger than the men, who often appear as clowns or balding, comical figures with phallic noses.
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Their eyes are large and their noses squashed—so much so that many of them suffer from breathing problems.
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Male faces have larger and darker brows, heavier jawlines, larger noses, more recessed eyes, and of course, facial hair.
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The truth is that our noses are incredible chemical sensing machines and our brains have powerful scent processing abilities.
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Instead, its perfumed like an old-school, flowery French product, which can rile sensitive noses, but didn't overpower mine.
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China and Russia, united in their resentment of American power, are thumbing their noses at NATO on its doorstep.
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But not everyone is happy to see the uptick in wandering players with their noses buried into their phones.
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That is, of course, not how noses, which are made out of cartilage, work, but that's beside the point.
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It's unclear if this house is fit for actual humans with functional noses, but honestly, who needs humans anymore?
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Not only do they come in different shapes and colors, but they have distinct features -- eyes, hair, noses -- too.
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More times than not, that disruptive snoring noise comes from when people breathe through their mouths, not their noses.
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They inflate their noses in order to scare other males away — to mate, they have to fight for dominance.
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Patients' noses have already undergone S. aureus cleanups, but the practice has been controversial because it increases drug resistance.
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Instead of simply turning up our noses to seemingly strange snacking mashups, we always give them a fighting chance.
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"They literally show me a selfie of themselves and complain about their noses," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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Replete with acne and anoraks, they would peer up through thick pebble-glasses, pausing only to blow their noses.
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Then on Monday, Amy Lappos said Biden touched her and rubbed noses with her at a 2009 political fundraiser.
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He did not want any "dancing on the Wall" or "rubbing the Soviets' noses" in their catastrophically historic defeat.
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Fragrances can cause eyes to burn, throats to itch and noses to run, even if allergies are not involved.
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In the new study, the peptide was delivered to mice through their noses, where flu viruses were also delivered.
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Amongst other places, he took inspiration from India, where noses were regularly chopped off as a form of punishment.
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At least 3 female tribe members went forehead-to-forehead with the former prez and rubbed noses with him.
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Their role is probably much bigger than we anticipated, and it's been right under our noses this whole time.
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Consumers will probably have to hold their noses and choke down yellow pap or a mix of the two.
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Lions slinking against jeep tires, with buffalo blood on their noses, the guides whispering and turning off the engines.
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They were perpetually in limbo, waiting for maids to fasten dresses, open doors and maybe even scratch their noses.
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Amy Lappos, for example, said that at a 23 fundraiser, Biden touched her face and rubbed noses with her.
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He discovers Khaled sleeping near the garbage bins, and the two bloody each other's noses, commencing a beautiful friendship.
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Another woman accused him of pulling her in by the neck to rub noses at a fundraiser in 2009.
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There were accidents that resulted in part from pedestrians burying their noses in smartphones with their minds miles away.
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She is known for looks that showcase a manipulated anatomy: dropped eyes, foreshortened noses, lips airbrushed to appear ephemeral.
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Two dozen healthy young male and female volunteers inhaled 12 different scents from small vials held to their noses.
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We "turn up our noses" at such people, showing our typical disgust face with wrinkled nose and narrowed eyes.
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We swabbed their noses, and ran the swabs up to the lab to avoid contamination of the tube system.
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Users may want to talk on their cellphones, or put their fingers under their masks to scratch their noses.
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Halfway down, in a makeshift church, about 30 children sit with their noses to the edge of wooden tables.
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Even more, they want to thumb their noses at a political establishment that doesn't seem able to solve anything.
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On closer inspection, Less sees that instead of stingers the creatures have long noses to probe the purple flowers.
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What if the species most alien to our own in the whole galaxy is located right under our noses?
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Pedestrians covered noses as they passed, and Verizon workers pumped air into the vault where the body was found.
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Nor is she the kind of chameleon who changes accents, noses, voices and body types for each new part.
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Members of Parliament were famously rushing out of the chambers with hankies to their noses because of the smell.
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Investors remain wary of money-burning I.P.O. candidates, having turned up their noses at Uber and WeWork last year.
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They're too proud of their Sicilian heritage to display white noses like a bunch of clowns in the circus.
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Two more cats, Tony and Pikachu, meow and stick their noses out from the bag slung on her back.
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May's priorities should hold their noses and vote for the least-worst option available, thinking of the greater good.
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Harry and Meghan were also welcomed with a traditional hongi greeting from Maori elders -- involving touching noses and foreheads.
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Basically, enough anti-Brexit voters will potentially hold their noses for Corbyn to at least try to foil Brexit.
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Students held their noses at the thought that he'd taken off his shoes and began passing around answer sheets.
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But while some critics have turned up their noses at this film, others have been floored by its twist.
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"They have these big bulbous noses and they're just these slow little guys that wander around on plant stems."
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She tries to understand what we want from her, and she noses our hands, apologetic, when she can't understand.
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Special education teacher Gail Payne noses her Toyota Rav 4 out of the driveway most workdays by 5 a.m.
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And up next, we reveal how China may be stealing our high-tech secrets right under our noses -- Chinese universities.
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If you look at photographs, you'll see that Jewish people can have all sorts of noses…big, small, narrow, wide.
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Yet there's a solution for constitutional crises sitting right under our noses — Britain's new-found passion for the referendum system.
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In addition to keeping their noses clean for five years, they'll also have to serve 2,500 hours of community service.
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It starts out looking like any other teen comedy, but keeps revealing surprising depths and turning tropes on their noses.
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Lots of runners wear sunglasses, hats, buffs, or even face masks to help protect their eyes and noses from pollen.
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With noses pinched, those leaders publicly offered early, though tepid, praise for Trump — and even pledged to work with him.
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Their noses are roughly 21 feet tall, their eyes are 11 feet wide, and their mouths are 18 feet wide.
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But after roughly 2,000 years of roaring their noses were worn away, their teeth gappy and their expressions dimly surprised.
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With rubber noses and floppy shoes in short supply at home, clowns buy them when they or friends go abroad.
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Ask them to breathe in and out through their noses while their hands "ride" the corresponding movement of their ribs.
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Just months later, the two thumbed their noses at the Till family by confessing to the killing in Look magazine.
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"Our noses are broad, our lips are thick, our hair is nappy -- we are black and beautiful," said Stokely Carmichael .
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It's been under our noses for quite some time, but we're only now recognizing it as a distinct atmospheric phenomenon.
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Still, we're not about to turn up our noses at a formal, official, 100%-definitely-for-real-no-backsies announcement.
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The joke, which doesn't translate terribly well, is that their noses start bleeding when they try to speak the language.
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"People were bleeding from their heads, their noses were busted and they were holding their faces and hands," she says.
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We're talking way too-close-for-comfort corpses, waterfall-level bloody noses and some dentures that will haunt your nightmares.
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Those hours when school's out but parents still have their noses to the grindstone would be prime time, he said.
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The Iranians' aim may be nothing more than to tweak royal Saudi noses; they can barely afford such a sum.
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But now we can't look past our own noses without seeing dollar signs and feeling the guilt of unmonetized potential.
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But home assistants such as Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Mattel Aristotle are designed to butt their noses into conversations.
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Investors who used to be excited about the industry now turn up their noses when you ask them about it.
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With such a militant stance, their history is chock full of the scene beefs and busted noses you might expect.
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This all made me wonder what new uses we can put our noses to now that this myth is dispelled.
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The holdouts have disdained discounted offers from Argentina in the past, and would presumably turn their noses up at 150%.
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The protagonists' faces are minimalist and distorted, sometimes with eyes nearly vertical in their heads, and simple slashes for noses.
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Those other people all have regular faces, eyes of an average size, noses of an average size, and average heights.
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We could watch the hearings through Snapchat filters — think how much cuter those career diplomats would look with puppy noses!
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The upturned noses suggested that I had lost my place on the invitation lists for a long time to come.
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That's why Cyril Teste chose to engage the audience's noses in directing Opening Night at the Crossing the Line festival.
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Perhaps part of the answer has been right under our noses, in the ups and downs of the stock market.
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Fortunately, there is a lending model, right under our noses, that is tried and tested and will achieve that objective.
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There are hundreds of creative ways to sneak fruits and vegetables past the wrinkled noses of even the pickiest children.
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"I feel to know the strong-minded lady who goes so bravely under many horse noses," he says to her.
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In February, Katy Perry Collections began selling slippers and sandals encrusted with jewels that looked like eyes, noses, and mouths.
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Where are all these millions of Euros coming from for refugee shelters, which they set up right under our noses?
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When we take a deep breath, we suck the volatile molecules in the room up our noses toward those receptors.
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Instead, they positioned their noses up, using the shuttle's broad underside to catch lots of air friction and slow down.
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People sitting at the traffic lights often sing, pick their noses, put on makeup, and sometimes even talk to themselves.
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Frantic with excitement, they stood on their hind legs and strained against their chains, shining noses perked at our approach.
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The truths he told were raw and blunt, for instance, that black folk hated our broad noses and big lips.
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Solidarity must be properly channeled, or else there's a real risk this failed program will reboot right under our noses.
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They have little snub noses, since they lurk in hiding places instead of snuffling after prey for miles like dogs.
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Even those who normally turned their noses up at soccer, "the English game," were hooked, swept up in the excitement.
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Physical features, like the length of their noses and making eye contact, influence how we feel about dogs, he said.
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I've been researching this question for the past decade, and I think the answer is right under our noses: campaigns.
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Bonnie's mom seems to be the only person willing to fully and openly discuss what's going on under their noses.
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They also show how important culture is to shaping who we are — and even what we do with our noses.
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Curiously, the noses and ears of the figures are lighter than their skin tones, falling somewhere between pink and beige.
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Dogs have such exquisitely sensitive noses that they can detect bombs, drugs, citrus and other contraband in luggage or pockets.
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Skiers from Slovakia and other countries are strapping sticky athletic tape across their cheeks and noses to protect their skin.
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Many of us put on headphones or stick our noses in books on the subway to block out unwanted advances.
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Sometimes the best things in life are right under our noses and don&apost necessarily have to cost the earth.
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Two female rhinos rammed her repeatedly with their noses and mouths, pressing her into the steel bars of their enclosure.
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A source informed Us Weekly of the pair, and also revealed that it has been happening right under our noses.
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In anticipation of the 2020 carnival, hats adorned with side curls and hooked noses are for sale in the city.
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Staphylococcus aureus, known as staph, is a bacteria commonly found on the skin and in the noses of healthy people.
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The dogs preform dangerous tasks alongside the soldiers, often using their noses and convenient sizes to preform searches and rescues.
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Maybe there is nothing new under the sun, but that doesn't mean we're aware of what's already under our noses.
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Those who loved Lindsay Lohan's breakthrough double role in The Parent Trap may turn up their noses at Hayley Mills.
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Small-government conservatives — a vital part of the Trump coalition — held their noses through most of the first two years.
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That was before consumers in China turned up their noses at Apple's new iPhone XR and its nearly $270,2000 price.
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I like my family putting their noses in the refrigerator and their boots in a giant pile by the door.
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But Awad thinks her bunnies would turn their noses up at her cookies: After all, they have no added sugar.
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"China might bump noses with [America] in the Pacific, but it has no intentions of conquering the US," he says.
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Trump, Pruitt, and today's GOP are the inevitable outcome of that process, which has been unfolding right under our noses.
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The sight of them shirtless led teens to bumrush the stage, causing sprained ankles, bloody noses, heat exhaustion, and panic attacks.
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This is the most audacious political heist of modern times, and because it's completely legal, it happened right under our noses.
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That is, we believe the more we put our noses to the grindstone and endure, the stronger and grittier we'll become.
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A truck driver who passed by shortly after the crash says he saw passengers standing outside the bus holding bloody noses.
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When we used to think about wine experts, we imagined snobs who would turn their noses up at anything under $50.
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Pilots in the two crashes struggled against the system which repeatedly pushed the planes' noses down until their final, fatal dives.
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Jamison is close to humorless as a writer, and she rubs and rubs our noses in her bad-girl bona fides.
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As the body-positivity movement rises, we are learning to be more comfortable in our bodies — and that includes our noses.
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"Sometimes it takes a few bloody noses for human behavior to change," said Flannigan, the professor at the University of Alberta.
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And let's not forget about the random pimples that pop up on our noses, courtesy of stress or good ol' menstruation.
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More work is needed, though clearly the bacteria doesn't seem to bother the one in three people whose noses it infests.
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An example: Because onions make eyes tear and noses run, diluted onion extract is thought to cure cold and hay fever.
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Harald Feller [a Swiss diplomat who rescued many Hungarian Jews] had arranged for us to stay there, right under their noses.
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They turn their noses into snorkels, so they can keep breathing, even though the rest of their bodies are stuck underwater.
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Instead, the corgis' small size and long noses make them perfect for getting into tight spaces and sniffing for illicit substances.
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The powers-that-be would hold their noses, endorse him, and then rally behind him in a contested convention in Cleveland.
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She then shared a video of herself holding Reign while the pair nuzzle noses in a heartwarming moment during the sunset.
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In Papua New Guinea, for instance, people point with their noses and heads, while in Laos they sometimes use their lips.
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And this process happens fast; star-nosed moles touch their noses to the ground around 10 to 15 times per second.
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Then, there are the shiny pale pink, gold, and nude colors, all designed to imitate a diverse range of kitty noses.
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We need beauty and respite and joy, and we don't need to have our noses in the crisis every single minute.
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It was then that he and his co-founder Lenhard hit on a potential business that was right under their noses.
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You've seen YouTube videos of sea turtles with drinking straws in their noses, or whales with stomachs full of marine litter.
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A photo from Flight 1380 showed passengers wearing oxygen masks over their mouths, but not their noses as flight attendants instruct.
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Enjoy gourmet lunches hosted by top "noses" as well as a gala dinner at The Moulin Rouge, the famous Parisian cabaret.
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Many protesters wore gas masks or tied handkerchiefs over their mouths and noses to protect them from clouds of tear gas.
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Removing the guards has also led to a sharp increase in the number of facial cuts, broken noses and other trauma.
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Like most of us, researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology had always wondered why dogs had wet noses.
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The scent, an industrial bouquet of exhaust and grime, offended the noses of players hailing from the Midwest and farther afield.
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"If somebody raps the safety demo, then maybe that's why some people aren't putting their masks over their noses," he said.
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They have the same ears, eyes, and noses as humans do, but their mouths are on the top of their heads.
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"However, we found that in a number of cases our noses can guide us to 'sniff out' problematic products," he explained.
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The metal, used to rust-proof steel and protect noses from sunburn, is often a byproduct of silver and other mines.
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The sun rose strong and clear, though, and before long we were peeling off layers and slathering our noses with sunscreen.
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Classmates scrunched their noses at the onigiri — rice balls wrapped in dried seaweed — that my mother packed in my lunch bag.
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Its fighters mutilated civilians by chopping off their limbs, noses or lips, and kidnapped women for marriage and children to fight.
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As early as the first century BC, the Roman writer Catullus mentions people carrying handkerchiefs to wipe their noses or foreheads.
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The upside of this absurd cost is that most people refrained, keeping noses away from iPhones and, instead, buried in books.
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These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs.
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But Republican lawmakers and corrections officers accused the governor of trying to sneak the closures under their noses, endangering public safety.
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" She explains that "The Graduate" appealed to "high-spirited young rebels who delighted in thumbing their noses at the status quo.
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The men and women were consistently much better at recognizing smells if they breathed through their noses during the quiet hour.
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Not at funerals, though the Bush family, to show class and respect for tradition, held their noses and made an exception.
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On Thursday, the Sun creates a sextile with rule-making Saturn, which encourages us to put our noses to the grindstone.
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As I walked through each row, mink would approach the front of their cages, their button noses twitching in mammalian curiosity.
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They're kind of "walking noses," as Marc Weissburg, a biologist at Georgia Tech and co-author on the paper puts it.
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Their noses tend to be buried in their devices, as they go in search of crucial information — or a brief escape.
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And, so far, a lot of people's noses are in the air, not quite certain of what to make of this.
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The conglomerate makes masks that people wear to cover their mouths and noses to stop the spread of the respiratory virus.
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Professional cooks and recipe developers (like me) turned up their noses at white meat in favor of cheap and flavorful thighs.
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Photos show their noses protruding above the yellow cups that funnel vital oxygen to passengers' lungs when an airplane cabin depressurizes.
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The bet that just something like this would happen is why so many conservatives held their noses and voted for Trump.
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I don't like liberals who shop at Whole Foods talking down their noses at me because I shop at Wal-Mart.
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When the air gets too dry, it could lead to health issues like bloody noses, cracked lips, itchy skin, and more.
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While it took until Sunday to poke their noses in front, the Americans laid the foundation for victory late on Friday.
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Are we preoccupied with the past, concerned about the future, or paying attention to the needs in front of our noses?
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ROUEN, France — After the chemical factory fire, the few who ventured out clutched their noses or covered their faces in handkerchiefs.
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"I had to show that Jews don't stink, that they don't have hunched backs, long noses or anything else," she said.
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The FDLR care little about the weed trade happening under their noses—gold and rare earth minerals are their pay dirt.
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Both were light-skinned Hispanic men, about five and a half feet tall, with brown eyes, lopsided noses, and peaked ears.
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Everyone at Naomi's wedding is pristine, their noses wrinkling delicately when Lacie crashes through and destroys the delicate ambience Naomi curated.
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And, of course, there's this small detail in the wording: The truth was right in front of our noses the whole time.
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Take the risk and hire Black women darker than me, with different noses, curves for days, and hair like kinky curly clouds.
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And next door to those is a variety of noses, eyes and temples, each representing a different facial structure or interpupillary distance.
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Because tourists are climbing on the moai so they can get a photo of themselves picking the noses of the stone heads.
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The group attacked officers in a violent melee—guards' noses were broken, one's teeth were dislodged, and another's eye socket was cracked.
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Many of the women who held their noses in November and voted for Trump anyway won't ignore his flaws the next time.
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While one in three people carry the Staphylococcus aureus bacteria in their noses, most do not get sick, according to the CDC.
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And you may know this, there are certified noses and these are folks that can discern the most minute of smell differences.
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Then Monday an aide to a Connecticut congressman said Biden inappropriately touched her at a 2009 fundraiser, including rubbing noses with her.
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All of the women were drugged and had packing tape over their noses and mouths before being strangled with items of clothing.
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Maybe they will be holding their noses, maybe they will be squirming, but they might very well be saying yes to Trump.
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They must have, we suppose, held their noses when voting for Obama but then expressed their true colors when voting for Trump.
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"It's incredible to see how much good is happening right under all of our noses in all of our backyards," Montague says.
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At one point, Kamellia encouraged us to focus on the space between our eyes, but also to look down at our noses.
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As studios scramble to fight off the streaming giants snatching awards from under their noses, Hollywood veterans are trying to keep up.
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They purified the mystery compound and found that, when it was applied to lamprey noses, electrodes registered activity in their sensory tissues.
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Dogs explore the world with their mouth and their noses—KFC bargain bucket and all—and they get dirty along the way.
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And like most cases where you compare humans to pets, cats and dogs look much cuter clearing their noses than we do.
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In the exhibit, a "fat blue" Anything is perched on a lazy susan with sundry eyes, noses, and wigs visitors can apply.
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When it was announced in June 21 that Trump had hired Cambridge Analytica, the establishment in Washington just turned up their noses.
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It was a cultural clapback to the idea that African features, like dark skin, nappy hair, and wider noses, were inherently ugly.
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Here's the cocktail party fodder you've given me: There was a No Nose Club for people who'd lost their noses to syphilis.
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Early investigative reports indicate that a new stabilization system known as MCAS pushed the noses of both planes sharply toward the ground.
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And it was all happening under the noses of the residents of the sleepy little town of Manhattan, Kansas, population: about 56,000.
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It happens in well-lit groceries right under the noses of countless people, at the hands of kind-eyed middle aged fathers.
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I've spent the past few years studying how pet dogs use their noses and watching working dogs be trained to detect scents.
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If someone is there for the wrong reasons, it will eventually be revealed without others needing to stick their noses in everything.
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A few made sounds of disgust or pulled shirts up to cover their noses as blood ran down gutters to the sea.
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A Whole Nothing Bunker (A Second Second Dawn) That's right, my friends, there was another bunker under their noses this whole time!
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News reports said that livestock were bleeding from their noses, and hospitals and health clinics in the area were full of patients.
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"So now we need to put our noses to the grindstone," she said on the campaign trail in Lower Saxony on Thursday.
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During the total eclipse, we're using telescopes mounted on the noses of NASA's WB-57 research jets to observe the solar corona.
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There's little wonder why Australia's koalas keep getting compared to teddy bears, thanks to their beadlike eyes and big, slightly comical noses.
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In docs, they say Justin rubbed their noses in it by posting Instagram pics drinking with friends ... hours after he played hooky.
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Jones clearly became irate, put his hands directly in officials' faces ... and even gave them the finger just inches from their noses!!!
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Or insurance cost-savings created by a decline in accidents could be offset by higher taxes underneath the noses of the consumers.
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It was August in North Carolina, it was extremely hot, and our noses kept slipping, because we were so drenched in sweat.
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Believe it or not, some of us are carrying drug-resistant bacteria around in our noses; these colonies make infection more likely.
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CNN's Brian Stelter offered a similar analysis: My reporting from March holds true today: ABC execs hold their noses when Roseanne tweets.
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Voices have no frets or keys to place the pitches; no brass or wood—impervious to running noses—to make the sound.
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Others on the right have seemingly held their noses and looked the other way to cement a conservative judiciary for a generation.
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The two dusts had drastically different effects when the mice inhaled them through their noses every few days for over a month.
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They posited a sort of lock-and-key relationship between the olfactory receptors in our noses and the molecules in the air.
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Wolves are more willing to help each other than dogs, according to an experiment that involved canines activating touchscreens with their noses.
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The researchers brought in dozens of subjects and stuck long tubes up their noses in an effort to stimulate the olfactory bulb.
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Now dry, Conteh had traded breaking noses in the ring to treading the boards as an actor on the stage and screen.
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Unlike blinking (which keeps your eyes moisturized) or sneezing (which expels irritants from our noses), yawning doesn't have such an obvious function.
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"The people of Appalachia, and of eastern Kentucky specifically, we always feel like people turn their noses up at us," he says.
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This mutation mangles noses and eyes and destroys the layer of fat under the skin so that even teenagers look middle-aged.
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The monk leading the session told us cheerfully that it might help to rest our vision on the tips of our noses.
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Taking a cue from Philip Guston, he establishes visual rhymes between noses and phalluses, and adds his own take by evoking tongues.
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The experiment showed that volunteers often brought their hands to their noses after shaking hands with other people of the same gender.
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Yet even as he layers these visual elements, Mr. Teste hopes to draw people in by their noses, rather than their eyes.
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Although the pair never ended up locking lips onstage, they did rub noses and walked off the stage together hand-in-hand.
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People were in the streets bleeding out of their noses, bleeding out of their mouths, bleeding out of their eyes and ears.
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But a park in New Jersey routinely delivered a lot worse — bloody noses, bruises, broken teeth and bones, concussions and even death.
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"She's cried red blood tears, and she's had bloody noses, and we've gone through those things, but we've made it," she said.
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At Oxy Pure, a self-styled "oxygen bar," customers strapped tubes to their noses and inhaled scents of lavender, lemongrass or spearmint.
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Unique survival mechanism Alligators at a wildlife park in North Carolina survived frigid conditions by poking their noses out of the ice.
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A Reuters witness saw one group of men wearing the so-called rabbi kit of oversized noses, side locks and black hats.
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"We use molding devices in newborns to change the shape of ears and noses, when cartilage is soft and pliable," Jarrahy says.
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And by Friday, the label "negative connotation" had appeared under the videos depicting Jews using signs for pipe curls and hooked noses.
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The girls run away in horror, screaming, covering their noses, although the smell of death is very faint through the Saran Wrap.
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And my guess is, as the choices become more clear, the vast majority will hold their noses and vote for the incumbent.
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I inched my face closer to his, until our noses almost touched, and at the last second, I turned away and ran.
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Though the final vote was along party lines, many fellow Republicans who voted for him held their noses as they did so.
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All of it happened right under the noses of a group of Spanish police officers 20 yards away who did not stir.
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The "strange odor" first tickled the noses of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School on the third floor, according to the Baltimore Sun.
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The pic shows Future Jr. --who's Future's biological son -- nuzzling noses with his half-sister, Sienna -- who's Ciara and Russell's biological daughter.
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Maznevski added little Nigel Thornberry-esque noses to tiny fake birds and plans on dressing up as some kind of twisted Snow White.
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The noses are made out of marshmallows, the ears are ice cream scoops, and the homemade ice cream uses fresh, organic Italian ingredients.
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In fact, teenagers turn their noses up at the meals served at home four times a month on average (48 times per year).
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The worst that African countries can do, however difficult it will be politically, would be to show their displeasure and hold their noses.
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Which is why the figures in Salonen's paintings often have red, swollen noses, which occasionally detach from the face like Mr. Potato Head.
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But now we know this is not the case, and that for centuries it remained undetected in a species right under our noses.
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"Dad stuff," he wrote alongside another image, which showed the two guys wearing similar shades and bandanas tied over their noses and mouths.
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In both accidents, the automated Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS, pushed the planes' noses down while the pilots struggled to regain control.
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The Union Square Theater is giving out bulbous red noses to audience members before the show, suggesting that anyone can be a clown.
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Older residents may bear the nickname "l'Etrusco"; people are sometimes said to have inherited "Etruscan" facial features, particularly long noses and high cheekbones.
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And in Rockland County, N.Y., three black pumpkins with white eyes, noses and mouths sat on the steps of a small law firm.
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The scheme extended from the prison, to a community nonprofit, to multiple banks — all done under the noses of an oblivious prison staff.
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For some reason, about 30 percent of all humans have Staphylococcus aureus bacteria in their noses, and the remaining 70 percent do not.
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But the candidates have thumbed their noses at all this effort by putting so much emphasis on tax cuts for the well-off.
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This year, the childhood poverty awareness campaign is adding "Everyday Heroes" character noses to represent special powers that also address those serious issues.
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Many held their noses and voted for him in the run-off against Ahmed Shafiq, Mr Mubarak's last prime minister, in June 2012.
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Somehow, right under our noses, keychains went from actually holding keys to adding an extra dash of character to our every day bags.
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Screenshot: Emily Lipstein, PopSugarMaybe these matches are based mostly on the similarity of our noses, as one of my friends suggested to me.
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What's more, animals have other physical characteristics and strategies for capture and escape—from sharp claws and teeth to sensitive noses and ears.
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That's in contrast to its more pugilistic Silicon Valley cousin, Uber, which hasn't been afraid to punch noses during fights with local regulators.
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While social media helped normalize certain facial features, Western society has long looked down upon broad noses, darker skin tones, and larger lips.
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Financiers rushing around the City of London with their eyes glued to screens or noses buried in a newspaper are missing a trick.
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But more importantly, Time won't allow us to forget that a treacherous history is still being created and recreated right under our noses.
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We use it to get away from our boring lives and stick our little noses into the lives of other more interesting people.
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Will Sanders supporters hold their noses and back a candidate they think is the embodiment of what is wrong with the Democratic Party?
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Murder mystery detectives usually live on the outskirts of society, or they pass unnoticed (Miss Marple, Father Brown) under the noses of authority.
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They show men, women, and children lifeless on the ground or against walls, with white foam coming out of their mouths and noses.
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Republicans could simply be holding their noses and voting for candidates they are not in love with so their party does not lose.
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Morgan, who conceived of the script as " 'Rocky' with words," shrewdly inverts the conventional dynamic of Brits looking down their noses at Americans.
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When she moves through Amsterdam, she does so in secret, and sometimes in disguise: she has a collection of fake noses and teeth.
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There was an enormous outcry against the forced placement of temporary feeding tubes in the noses of prisoners on hunger strikes in Guantánamo.
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Most critics turned up their noses, but audiences gave the film an A-minus in CinemaScore exit polls, suggesting positive word of mouth.
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A second woman, Amy Lappos, came forward on Monday, saying Biden touched her and rubbed noses with her at a 2009 political fundraiser.
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One reason is that she got so close to her subjects when she shot them, nearly up against the pores in their noses.
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Mr. Sattouf's "cartoony" style alone — his characters have potatoes for noses and peas for eyes — conveys a sense of both reality and unreality.
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Neighborhood children were soon pressing their noses against the storefront window, as investigators examined the two bodies splayed on the blood-slick floor.
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"A lot of my friends are saying they come to the office, their noses are running," Bangkok officer worker Piyavathara Natthadana told ABC.
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Doctors and other employees can carry dangerous staphylococcus germs in their noses or throats, feeling just fine and yet spewing them on patients.
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But since about the early 2000s, an avalanche of findings has dramatically expanded our sense of what dogs can do with their noses.
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Instead of searching for land mines, the mechanical noses needed to be able to identify IEDs, which were laying waste to American troops.
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They pace on a dark hill, their feet in the wet grass, fog around their ankles, the bright luscious moon on their noses.
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The men clutch their noses, noticing the smiley faces' lack thereof — a comic castration — but not recognizing the larger significance of the confrontation.
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The biggest question, however, is whether he can find a way to produce these ghostly aromas without sticking a tube up people's noses.
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The guys with a reddish tinge to their hair, the bright-eyed young, polite young men with the chiseled or neurotically angled noses.
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The Cheerio Challenge has dads all over the internet stacking cheerios on their sleeping babies heads and noses, to utterly adorable photo results.
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Teeth would be sent flying, their noses would be broken, and multiple fractures would probably occur from the impact and the resulting fall.
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The Asbury Park Press reports that 28 people suffered injuries including hyperventilating, ankle injuries, and bloody noses when the crowd rushed the stage.
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She opts for age transformation while Kendall and Kylie look like Kendall and Kylie with fake noses and wigs and a pregnancy belt.
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You get instances of men "menstruating"; they're described as menstruating through hemorrhoids or bloody noses as this sort of natural form of excretion.
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Cats are notorious for turning up their noses at expensive toys, preferring to play with things like bottle caps and cardboard boxes instead.
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Altimmune Unlike its competitors, this Maryland-based company is developing a vaccine that gets sprayed into patients' noses, not injected into their arms.
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The pledges were told to line up in a dark hallway and place their noses and toes against the wall, the warrant said.
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For those just developing the ability to recognize faces, Halloween masks, costumes, fake noses, false beards, wigs and elaborate makeup present special challenges.
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"I had seen paintings in school of Americans, with big noses, blue eyes, and they looked liked really evil monsters," Ms. Park said.
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It would follow their heartbeats, their noses, and take a measure of the world viewed from two feet (or so) off the ground.
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We rolled down our windows, they swabbed each of our noses once, promised results in three days, and sent us on our way.
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"These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs," it added.
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Many young Mexicans are far from enamored with Mr. López Obrador and say they intend to hold their noses while voting for him.
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To wit, in the vast New York Times photo archive, there are very few pictures of Americans turning their noses up at turkey.
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And Dr. Tatonetti was surprised to learn during the research that runny noses are highly heritable — a trait confirmed by his data set.
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Chinese researchers monitored how much virus could be found in the upper respiratory tracts — noses and throats — of 18 patients in Guangdong, China.
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The other tough choice facing many Republicans will be whether to hold their noses and go on record defending Trump's fitness for office.
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The best humidifiersWhen the air gets too dry, it could lead to health issues like bloody noses, cracked lips, itchy skin, and more.
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Scholes recently reviewed records from 102 children who came to Children's Hospital Colorado from 2007 to 2012 with objects stuck in their noses.
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And, finally, we have seen acceptance, even though Sanders and his campaign continue to thumb their noses at television news—particularly cable news.
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But in Denmark, he noses around, gumshoe-like, asking questions and supplying helpful information — often amusingly, in Mr. Lewin's solid and clear performance.
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"They have looked down their noses at the average man on the street too long," Wallace said of the liberal establishment back then.
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Hina and Hodaka have heart-shaped faces with huge gemstone eyes, small noses and tiny, ductile mouths that open wide and comically wider.
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Much to the defense attorney's pleasure, Woody found that the faces were likely of two different people because the noses differed in width.
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Fever, chills, coughing, and stuffy noses are major buzzkills when you should be catching up with friends or wrapping up EOY budget deadlines.
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Fewer and fewer Americans are fixing their noses Nevertheless, in a celebrity and beauty obsessed society, the procedure remains popular, despite the risks.
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Socialists held their noses — some literally with clothespins — and supported the center-right candidate, Jacques Chirac, dealing Mr. Le Pen an emphatic defeat.
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Amy Lappos told the Hartford Courant that Biden pulled her in to rub noses with her at a 2009 fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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But rarely do they mention those who voted for him holding their noses because he fits into their millennia-long understanding of history.
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Apart from the recurring motifs — fake nails, bulbous noses, and aggressive (albeit productive) sneezes — there are humorous echoes between the videos and installations.
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We're official, but also still just a couple of guys picking our noses in the back of an office in a co-working space.
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They aren't (sadly) available to buy right now, or we'd all be wandering the streets, pawing at our noses like coked-up advertising execs.
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They said the cold might not have been so bad had they not turned up their noses at it and packed only thin coats.
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The thing that's really interesting about many of these operating systems is that they persist, right under our noses, in ways big and small.
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Actually, it's a little bit the same, because it's amazing how when you put things right under people's noses that they don't see it.
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They are less fussed about hunting for the lowest price, and now turn their noses up at cheap tinned food displayed under fluorescent light.
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You will see hundreds of GOP officeholders who held their noses and endorsed him feeling and acting vindicated, which will be just a tragedy.
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The children chase us, cheeks pink, noses red with the cold as clothing hangs, half frozen, from lines that whip about in the wind.
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Preliminary crash reports revealed bad data flowing into the MCAS system, triggering the automatic lowering of the aircrafts' noses, and ultimately the fatal dives.
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The mother and seal pup "kissed" and embraced — touching noses and circling one another — and soon thereafter, she brought him to shore to nurse.
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A few hours later the bank's board, meeting under the noses of intelligence officers at a hotel owned by the army, selected their replacements.
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Azar is a mobile app attempting to resurrect that old-school livechat experience for the new generation — and it's going viral under our noses.
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Crash investigators have implicated flight-control software that malfunctioned on board the two planes, repeatedly pushing their noses down until their final, fatal dives.
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After each sniff test, participants were asked to select a descriptor, from a list of 19, that best matched the odor hitting their noses.
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Studies have, for instance, shown that those whose noses are more easily offended are also more likely to shun foreigners or disapprove of homosexuals.
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And although dedicated gamers may turn up their noses at even short time-lags, cloud gaming could prove attractive to the less hard-core.
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After all, is there a better time to rock a new trend than when everyone's up to their noses with glitter, streamers, and confetti?
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It's something that I've always done, and it's happened to me many times that I'd find waiters or baristas who turned up their noses.
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As someone once pointed out to him, he said, people's noses change over time, so what's to say the algorithm wasn't tracking that instead?
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But even the fact that some entrepreneurs are thumbing their noses at Benchmark speaks to just how controversial the lawsuit is in the industry.
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Previous attempts to fix the green pools with copious amounts of chlorine resulted in athletes complaining of burning sensations in their eyes and noses.
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They're both tall, pale, lean men with narrow faces, sharp noses, and easy country smiles that don't entirely warm up their thousand-yard stares.
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Their noses have what's called a vomeronasal organ, which acts as a pump that pulls chemicals that are in liquids up into the nose.
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That suggests that the new antibiotic could be used to "decolonize" the noses of at-risk hospital patients to decrease the risk of infections.
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Thanks to their keen noses, most of these lucky dogs had no trouble sniffing out their treat-filled eggs and baskets overflowing with toys.
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It can be in the nature of successful people to display a level of ambition and self-absorption that can get up colleagues' noses.
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The rest of the men at the cocktail party cock their noses and take a whiff of steaming testosterone wafting in from the porch.
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The amount of money these movies make is sufficiently large that it's not like studios are turning up their noses at their ultimate hauls.
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An important one is based on the fact that healthy people normally carry billions of bacteria in their noses, throats, skin, genitals and gut.
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Of the 166 passengers on board, 30 experienced symptoms, and five were sent to the hospital to get their ears, noses, and throats evaluated.
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Nurses knelt on their chests while doctors forced catheters down through their noses and mouths and pumped liquid eggs and milk into their stomachs.
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Moreover, in doing so, they tempt those in the center and center right to hold their noses and vote for Mr. Trump's re-election.
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The emergence of Tlaib and Ocasio-Cortez is not awakened sleeper cells; these politicians are deliberate, and they were produced right under our noses.
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Plenty of accomplished gamers look down their noses at Fortnite, the way, perhaps, that some jazz and blues diehards, in 1964, dismissed the Beatles.
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While the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq continue to preoccupy our nation's attention, the war on terror is migrating southward right underneath our noses.
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First, he began offering nose jobs, having realized that, when patients' brows were altered, it threw their noses into new, and sometimes unflattering, relief.
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In cases involving N. fowleri, for example, people have contracted the amoeba by jumping into a lake and having water shoot up their noses.
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What if the long-lamented monoculture, that world where everyone cared about the same stuff, had been hiding right under our noses all along?
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Alligators in a North Carolina swamp have been spotted "frozen" with their noses above the ice as temperatures plummeted into the thirties this week.
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All of them were "inoculated" with the mucus of a sick person in their noses and then followed to see if they became ill.
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In these, he is inventively abetted by Marc Spicer's bird-dogging camera, which noses around closet doors and into cellar corners with shivery curiosity.
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When she began her new approach, "some people looked down their noses at it," Dr. Arnold told the National Science and Technology Medals Foundation.
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If only they could thrust the proof in front of their opponents' eyes, pipe it into their ears and rub their noses in it!
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"These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs," the CDC says.
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In fact, the turtles kept their noses out of the water three times as long to smell the plastic bags compared to control smells.
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Their corpses lay spread-eagle across the trays, flattened into the glue from tail to belly to head, their once-perky noses pinned fast.
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And a study showed that dogs' sensitive noses — experts at detecting explosives, drugs and other contraband — can also be trained to sniff out malaria.
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Ants don't have noses, so they wave their antennas around to pick up the trail, then off they go on the road to ruin.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — They have vegetables for noses, foliage for hair, and wear clothing weaved of wheat and straw.
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The cedar resins emit a "pine scent" which is pleasant to our noses but not to many types of insects that can damage plants.
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In room 120, marked "medico," a doctor attended to children with runny noses and coughs, as well as a woman with a leg burn.
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Burger King has launched its plant-based Rebel Whopper in the U.K. — but vegetarians and vegans will probably turn their noses up at it.
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They are excited, yet relaxed — this feels exactly right to them, to nestle into silky sleeping bags with chilled noses and dark and stillness.
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The finding is sure to rile up some New York City snobs who look down their noses at the town just across the Hudson.
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Voters in legislative elections in September 2016 thumbed their noses at Beijing by electing several supporters of independence or self-determination for Hong Kong.
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The organizers of the event have reportedly sold hundreds of "rabbi kits," which include wearable oversized noses, payot (sidelocks or sideburns), and black hats.
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It's a time where our noses bleed, our lips get chapped, our faces peel, and many of us succumb to irritated sinuses and throats.
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The nose BOOP is probably here to stay, simply because it's a catchy term for a universal action that's been around, probably, since noses.
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The preference for lower temperatures may also explain why extremities such as noses, ears and finger tend to be most affected by the disease.
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With everybody's noses tucked into their smartphones, Groupon CEO Rich Williams said that even his discount-centered online marketplace is rapidly shifting to mobile.
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There are directors who test the audience's tolerance for discomfort, rubbing our noses in ordinary human awfulness — and then there is Alex Ross Perry.
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"Every anti-homeless campaign brings new reports of random violence against homeless individuals — service providers see the black eyes and bloody noses," she wrote.
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The account's snarky tone — photos of some the accused were manipulated so that the men appeared to have pigs' noses — had a polarizing effect.
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They sprayed the protein into the noses of mice and then injected them with a heavy doses of influenza, which normally would be fatal.
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Noses and mouths comprise simple geometric shapes, cones and spheres and half moons, while the towering brows are festooned with designs of startling intricacy.
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But the non-Muslim population munches on, and does so right under the noses of those who fast while working in the food industry.
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Sure enough, various incidents of recent years prove that Western diplomats and luminaries on tour in Russia still need to keep their noses clean.
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Both thumb their noses at diplomacy, and both have the habit of injecting sexual innuendo — with occasional reference to their penis — into their speeches.
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In the video, nutrition-minded youths defiantly turn up their noses to unhealthy cafeteria food, instead heading to the community garden down the street.
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It was like a cartoon with tons of people blowing their noses and asking, "Where do I get this?!" while the shelves were completely empty.
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Data from Untappd, a beer-rating site with 7m (mostly American) users, confirm that pontificating pint-swillers turn their noses up at mass-market lager.
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He's showstoppingly good-looking, with exactly the shape of sideburns I like and one of those noses that's almost like the front of an airplane.
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Fifteenth century ladies pick their noses and blow bubbles, sheep's wool becomes a topiary-esque labyrinth, and fractal Romanesco broccoli morphs into a shower cap.
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Yet, network execs held their noses as the ratings gave them the top show in TV for the first time in more than two decades.
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As the How I Met Your Mother star preens about in breeches and various fake noses, the Baudelaires must maintain the seriousness of the situation.
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While we faced many blank stares and upturned noses, some attendees seemed genuinely interested in our critique, and concerned about HRC's partnership with Wells Fargo.
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Tauruses are so into their sense of smell that Stellas says people who work as "noses" in the perfume industry are likely to be Tauruses.
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Pilots in both crashes battled an automated flight-control system that was erroneously activated and repeatedly pushed the planes' noses down before their fatal dives.
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THE president-elect's first administration hires had all been middle-aged white men who had backed him to the hilt when others wrinkled their noses.
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When they get into our noses, those molecules interact with receptors that send signals to a small part of our brains called the olfactory bulb.
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I always wondered why two people with large noses thought reproducing would be a good idea, but it happened, and I was the end product.
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After the hospital became operational in late February 2013, they kept collecting samples — swabbing floors, bedrails, and people's hands, noses, and armpits, for 10 months.
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Though we never turn our noses up at a sale, we do understand that one with lots of items can sometimes be a little overwhelming.
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A team of researchers suggested two rexy beasts would rub their noses together during foreplay, before getting down to the monstrous act of physical love.
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This mother's day, three pups are putting their noses to the test and are sniffing out who is the Best Dog Mom in the country.
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But seeing as several other images highlight very obviously distorted facial features (like their noses), we're really hoping this is for the sake of art.
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But as a new paper published in Nature points out, we should also be looking in the human body—particularly the gunk inside our noses.
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In the angry mice, just before they literally were about to stick their noses in another mouse's business, nerve cell activity in the VMHvl spiked.
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There were some anatomical differences between the two species, with the bodies of Neanderthals shorter and stockier and they had larger brows and larger noses.
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I was a victim of that when I was younger, and really need to see representatives with every skin color and their real ethnic noses.
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Dr. Rizk operates on a case-by-case basis, meaning that there are no generically manufactured, ski-slope bunny noses coming out of his office.
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While some people bust out their credit cards every time the style makes a return, others turn their noses up at the little nob heel.
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Of course, for every statement Mr. Page makes about Alphabet's technocorporate benevolence, you can find many competitors and privacy advocates holding their noses in disgust.
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She really loves her fresh fig and ricotta cake, which is pretty surprising since many serious chefs tend to turn their noses up at dessert.
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John returned to the city and ruthlessly struck back at his critics—tearing out the tongues, fingers, and noses of those who'd turned against him.
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A festive vibe pervaded the sessions, aided by gag props— red noses, bald wigs , gorilla paws, novelty glasses—handed out to the stuffy tuxedoed musicians.
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He and his fellow officers pulled air-purifying respirators over their faces to protect their noses and throats from burning in the putrid ammonia stench.
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I have seen the future, and it's just rows and rows of low-paid workers in endless warehouses being told to stop picking their noses.
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That song melted into "Formation," her own pro-black anthem, where she talks about loving "Negro" noses and positions herself as a black Bill Gates.
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Through him, we were thumbing our noses at the long, dreary history for black men in America by elevating this one to a paternal Olympus.
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Some version of this sentiment was already baked into the 2016 election — many Democrats and Republicans held their noses when voting for their respective candidates.
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Videos on social media showed commuters rushing out of a train at the Tanjong Pagar station, covering their noses to protect themselves from grey gas.
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"We're trying to work and keep our noses to the grindstone to rescue the American people from ever-imploding ObamaCare," said a Senate GOP aide.
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Images emerging from Douma in the hours after the attack showed lifeless bodies collapsed in crowded rooms, some with foam around their noses and mouths.
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Maybe we walk outside every morning and pollen gets up our noses, or we are always in a particularly dusty room at 4:00 pm.
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For one thing, the noses of the Cup cars don't line up conveniently with the rear bumpers, especially with the addition of a bumper extension.
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What joy it was to gaze at my mother as she gazed at her children's cheeks and noses splashed with creamy froth like the calf's.
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A few million years later in this Pixar movie, two apatosaurs are farming their land in the American Northwest, tilling the soil with giant noses.
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Henry also had a reputation for cruelty; he is said to have had the tips of the noses of two of his granddaughters cut off.
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Because it's so tight, it also left unsightly circular indentations on our noses, and was really uncomfortable to have on for longer than a minute.
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And food isn't just used as a means of sneaking narcotics under the noses of CBSA agent—sometimes the food itself is against the law.
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A family who acts like they are "to the manor born," who discount street fighters like Trump and who turn their noses up at him.
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Down in the basement, sign painters were writing artists' names in gilded letters, aproned restorers were replacing noses on statues, mount makers were building pedestals.
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"Without singling out any neighbor, I would like to say that no one has any right to poke their noses into here," Grybauskaite told reporters.
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Unencumbered by watery eyes and runny noses, they get to frolic amongst blooming vegetation or tussle with the denizens of local dog parks with abandon.
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Our guide takes the top off the bottle of moonshine we've brought as a gift for the miners and holds the bottle under our noses.
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Dogs can sniff out bombs, drugs, and bed bugs, and now it seems their sensitive noses can also be used to detect antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Perhaps she is more palatable to critics who once turned their noses up at the superficial pop world and stayed in little rock music bubbles.
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But our noses, significantly more sensitive, are able to detect a trillion distinct aromas, each of which adds untold dimension to our experience of eating.
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The kits will allow people who are concerned that they may have been infected to swab their noses and send the samples back for testing.
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If they see anything worth seeing, it is usually because a determined woman thrusts it under their noses and demands that they pay some attention.
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A few scrunched-up celebrity noses — "Tower Bar just isn't the same" — could send customers looking elsewhere for air kisses and $42 lobster Cobb salads.
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The test calls for patients to swab their noses, drop the swab into test tubes, and hand the tubes back to the health-care workers.
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When looking at the statues of ancient Egypt, you might notice that many of their noses are missing, and we're explaining the likely reasons why.
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Protecting the ocean is crucial for people at all economic levels, she said, not just bicoastal elites who look down their noses at plastic straws.
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These private platforms are paving the way for the Chinese government to gain unfettered and unsupervised access to children—and it's happening under our noses.
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Voters in the legislative elections in September 2016 thumbed their noses at Beijing by electing several supporters of independence or self-determination for Hong Kong.
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One called rhinovirus is responsible for around a third of the cases of runny noses and congestion, but can also cause more serious lung diseases.
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Reports into the two crashes that led to the grounding indicate that the automated MCAS software erroneously engaged and forced the planes&apos noses downward.
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Dr. Hoberman and his colleagues also took swabs from the backs of infants' noses to test for bacteria resistant to penicillin and ones still susceptible.
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""Last year, we captured the hearts, noses and fireplaces of our fans, but thousands more were clamoring to get their hands on our limited firelogs.
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The guy is somehow simultaneously an Oscar winner and an action star and a cult movie icon with a penchant for Cyrano-sized prosthetic noses.
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Amy Lappos told the Hartford Courant on Monday that Biden pulled her in to rub noses with her at a 2009 fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Researchers in the Pittsburgh common cold study measured people's levels of support from friends, family and organizations and then squirted cold virus up their noses.
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When we could no longer feel our noses, we put the remaining balloons in a bag, tied it to the door handle, and rushed inside.
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Thus, the most recognizable characteristics of the disease historically have been numbness, loss of pigment and eventual loss of fingers, toes, ears, noses and eyes.
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The authors also wrote in their paper that the horses probably aren't snorting to clear dust from their noses, because stalls are much dustier than pastures.
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Caskets floated from graves, and lagoons filled with hog farm waste overflowed, leading rescue workers to smear their noses with menthol ointment to kill the stench.
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Instead, as soldiers who had lost legs, arms, noses and ears to frostbite stumped about the dance floors, they resulted in scenes of Goya-ish grotesquerie.
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As it is, I just want to point out that it's time for us to stop instinctively turning our noses up at Samsung's version of Android.
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But bombs that can see their targets, rather than blindly following their noses to a set of co-ordinates, are always likely to have the edge.
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Five new Red Noses – the Everyday Heroes – are available exclusively at Walgreens stores nationwide, with 100% of all proceeds going to the Red Nose Day fund.
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Modernists turned their noses up at liners' "bourgeois" interiors, but admired them for their clean lines and technological prowess: a perfect marriage of form and function.
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Graphic shapes draw viewers into a color-blocked world, where noses can be as vibrant as rainbows and identity is not nearly as important as pattern.
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We're allowed to change our hair color, so by the same logic we should be able to alter our noses if our natural ones displease us.
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The participants took a bite of bread and exhaled through their noses into the machine, so that the researchers could see which volatile compounds come out.
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Sporting crude, prosthetic hooked noses beneath their steel helmets, the "Americans" in that film cackle with laughter as they incinerate Chinese troops with a flame-thrower.
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From the start, it offered a variety of options for face shapes, noses, lips, and so on, allowing people more control over what they look like.
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What better way to celebrate the day—and thumb our noses at an increasingly prudish and uneducated America—than with a round of advanced sex ed?
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This is harder than it sounds because sometimes the chemical is highly diluted, meaning that only people with really strong noses are able to detect it.
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Heads are depicted as block-like forms with faces depicted on one side, while noses are rendered as sharp triangular planes jutting out from the face.
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A group of clowns with white face paint and red noses squeaked noisily in the rising and falling tones of Gaza's Arabic dialect and hopped around.
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Unlike zinc oxide formulations of years past — you know, the white paste generally associated with surfers' noses — Elta MD's products don't leave a ghostly cast behind.
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Liberals should get habituated to driving home inconvenient facts to help people through the constant Orwellian struggle to see what is in front of their noses.
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Holding our noses, he and I ventured into the Bryant Park ice rink, at which point we were instantly bombarded by the smell of sweaty bodies.
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We sat in the afternoon light, our noses sunburnt and our blisters throbbing, tucking into a small polystyrene tray of crab claws, prawns, and seafood sticks.
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Babies prefer sweet, salty, and umami tastes over bitter ones; and they avert their heads, wrinkling their noses, when presented with fish, garlic or rotten odors.
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It breaks down drawing faces into subsections like eyes, mouths, noses, hair, and face shapes, so you can eventually draw an entire head with no problem.
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Anyway, aren't all the drugs we shovel up our noses and the drinks we pour down our throats a desperate attempt to feel a little younger?
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Enough moderate Republicans dreaded the prospect of the radical Senate president pro tempore Ben Wade becoming president that they held their noses and stood by Johnson.
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"I might put a few noses out of joint by saying, but in my opinion, (he's) the best player that's ever played the game," said Bjorn.
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In the writings of Abbasid poets, Sufi sheikhs, Shiite divines, and Andalusian philosophers, he found a tradition of dissenters who thumbed their noses at the orthodoxy.
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That included such institutional safeguards as the powerful and feared Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), designed to keep the noses of the civil service squeaky clean.
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My charges were, for the most part, healthy, active youngsters who came to me with scraped knees, bloody noses, tummy aches, poison ivy and the like.
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Saiga antelopes, whose bulbous noses recall the tauntaun creatures in Star Wars, live in the grasslands of central Asia, from Hungary all the way across Mongolia.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation's second-largest public school system, announced the plan after students described headaches, bloody noses, nausea and breathing irritations.
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When the sediment in a lake or river gets disrupted, the amoebas are stirred into the water, which swimmers can then take in through their noses.
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Many protesters wore gas masks or tied handkerchiefs over their mouths and noses to protect them from clouds of tear gas that lingered in the air.
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It is how rogue nations get around international sanctions and how the black market continues to thrive under our noses, and it's why people keep dying.
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We intrude on fantasies about "bishies" who have the ears, tails, and pointed noses of furries, and attempt to make peace with it all years later.
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What better way to celebrate the day—and thumb our noses at an increasingly prudish and uneducated America—than with a round of advanced sex ed?
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And while all of this is going on, the episode also nods toward a major suspect who's been in under our noses all along: Naz himself.
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Now, business has gotten so bad for these regular clowns in the area that some have been forced to hang up their red noses for good.
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The amoeba typically infects people who are swimming or jumping in water feet-first, allowing it to go up their noses and travel to the brain.
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On a recent day, Ms. Barton gave colorful pads to Mamdouh Abu Basha to wrap around the chains that stretch across his horses' noses, creating welts.
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The trade flyaround • U.S. allies like Canada and Japan signed what was long known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, thumbing their noses at the White House.
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They're fast — so fast they coined the term "bullet train" — with long, pointed noses that let them reach speeds of up to 200 miles per hour.
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Passengers were advised to wash their hands for 20 seconds, with soap and water, cover their noses and mouths when sneezing, and avoiding touching their faces.
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But most held their noses and voted for it after the White House lobbied to pass the bill immediately rather than get bogged down with amendments.
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Not all horses may be snorting in contentment, however, but rather in discomfort or simply acting on a physical need, akin to humans blowing their noses.
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She's noticed a difference when she lets the horses feed on short blades of grass versus longer ones, which are more likely to tickle their noses.
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As these jets travel the world, the designs on their noses will carry a legacy lasting further than the time they spend at the 332nd AEW.
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Melanie Talbot, Stanley's human companion, managed to capture the moments when Stanley and Aayla rubbed noses on the glass partition, and then posed for the camera.
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Investigations found that the pilots on both flights struggled to control a malfunction in the automated maneuvering system that forced the planes' noses toward the ground.
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Many of the protesters were heavily bundled up in Carhartt jackets, wearing hats and ski masks to cover their mouths and noses in the biting wind.
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Liberals are holding their noses as 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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Nautica Blue 3.4-ounce Eau de Toilette Cologne, $13.89 (Originally $65) [You save $51.11]Nautica Blue has a fresh scent that would appeal to many noses.
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He was gifted with a whale tooth pendant and was honored with a hongi -- a greeting in which two people press their noses and foreheads together.
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The first map of the world's stinky areas Tested in Barcelona, the D-Noses project allows residents to report unpleasant smells through the free OdourCollect app.
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The first map of the world's stinky areas Tested in Barcelona, the D-Noses project allows residents to report unpleasant smells through the free OdourCollect app.
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Travelers should try to avoid contact with people that display symptoms similar to those of pneumonia or the common cold, such as coughing or runny noses.
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Inspired by the Surrealists, he filled his shows with absurd elements—playing cards, cow prints, rubber pig noses, question marks—and parodies of the latest trends.
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The festivity was criticized by anti-discrimination groups after this year's edition included a float depicting Jews with sidecurls and oversize noses atop piles of money.
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Dear Miss Manners: During my 25-year marriage, my husband's brother and his wife have looked down their noses at me and have treated me horribly.
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The racial and ethnic differences between the others are nothing to him — because they all have eyes and ears and noses where they're supposed to be.
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Neither Johnson nor his lead competitor, Corbyn, are particularly well-liked by British voters, many of whom are holding their noses as they cast ballots Thursday.
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Freelance journalist Radhika Sanghani created the #SideProfileSelfie campaign in a bid to celebrate larger noses, which she feels lack representation in the entertainment and fashion industries.
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On YouTube and Instagram, it's common to see influencers with glowing cheekbones and shining noses, but the highlighter trend that began around 2016 is slowly disappearing.
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Sobbing and covering their noses from the stench, relatives stepped around corpses lying on the ground outside the morgue as the sheets covering them were lifted.
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"I wouldn't want to say black women cannot have blonde hair, black women cannot have straight hair or long hair, or straight noses," Hunter told Vox.
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Yet the gatekeepers of traditional art, far from turning up their noses at the showiness, were initially wowed by the extra attention the field was getting.
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When he held the microphone, his voice exploded out of him, a smelling-salts blast under the noses of anyone on the verge of giving up.
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Russia's aggression in Europe — its invasion of Ukraine, its military flights up the noses of NATO states, its nuclear saber rattling — has faded from the news.
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One float in the parade on Sunday carried two giant figures of Orthodox Jews, with side curls and grotesquely large noses, sitting on bags of money.
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In the interview, Spero continues: And again, I am so dumbfounded that this continues—that this would be allowed to happen again, right under our noses.
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Former congressional aide Amy Lappos told the Hartford Courant on Monday that Biden touched her inappropriately, including rubbing noses with her, at a political fundraiser in 2009.
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We were told to thumb our noses at the establishment, to push PR flacks in front of trains, to ignore the spin and get to the truth.
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The French pride themselves on centuries in the olfactory business, and professional scent masters — often referred to as "noses" — spend decades learning the craft, apprenticing under masters.
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I've always imagined bakeries with walls in peppy colors; heteronormative, perfectly coiffed, couples in matching His and Hers aprons; boyfriends lovingly smearing icing on their girlfriends' noses.
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At first she seemed like an unlikely candidate to usher in the next era of socialites, but she started rising through the ranks right under our noses.
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" Our thought bubble: YouTube is unlikely to move all its kids' content into YouTube Kids — as many children turn their noses up at anything labeled "for kids.
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In the U.S. alone, Americans use around 500 million plastic straws every day, which, in worst-case scenarios, can end up lodged in the noses of turtles.
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The incident caused a 15-minute delay to the iconic race, and photographs show riders wiping away tears, rubbing their noses and placing drops into their eyes.
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Teeth placement, and jaw stress, and suction, and gag reflex, and all the while bobbing up and down, moaning and trying to breathe through our noses. Easy?
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I'm here to tell you that now, more than ever, we need to put our noses to the grindstone and fight for a better, safer, cleaner future.
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