I went into the ambulance to get out of the sun.
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Its head popped out of the sun roof of the car.
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" She added, "Get out of the sun and don't die of thirst.
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Pediatricians recommend babies that young be kept out of the sun altogether.
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But I will stay out of the sun unless I am on vacation.
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It's also wise to stay out of the sun while your eyes heal.
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They gush out of the sun, other stars, and even our own bodies.
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If this happens in summer you need to get them out of the sun.
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"[I] stay out of the sun and sleep on a silk pillow," Margulies says.
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"Drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors," the president said.
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When it's particularly hot out, stay hydrated and try to stay out of the sun.
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Police advised Sydneysiders to beat the heat by staying well-hydrated and out of the sun.
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It's a signal your body gives you to get out of the sun before your burn worsens.
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During this time, it's best to stay out of the sun and stock up on moisturizing products.
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The antidote to these sun fears is staying out of the sun altogether — or lathering on the sunscreen.
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Staying out of the sun is anti-aging, creams with SPF are, wearing a hat is anti-aging.
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From their perspectives, it'll look as if some galactic giant took a big bite out of the sun.
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S. cylindrica owner Mike, 28, says he's had success placing his plant just barely out of the sun.
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Before the spacecraft's launch, researchers were particularly interested in learning more about what's coming out of the Sun.
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We navigate a brief line to buy our tickets ($126) and quickly get inside and out of the sun.
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But when you duck out of the sun your ability to shoot takes a hit so it's a catch.
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" Now, the mother wears sunscreen every day and stays out of the sun, telling WFLD: "It's not worth it.
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That led some people with vision problems or who stay out of the sun to write-off the product entirely.
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So keep babies out of the sun, be scrupulous about sun hats and protective clothing, about screens and mosquito netting.
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Told the older girls how to bile the coffee proper and to get them roastin' ears out of the sun.
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When Sarah Buxton, founder of Tutublue, was diagnosed with melanoma, her doctor advised her to stay out of the sun.
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If you do touch it, wash aggressively with soap and water and stay out of the sun for a few days.
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With this procedure, you're able to go about your day immediately after, as long as you stay out of the sun.
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I decided to stay out of the sun, but it turns out my affliction wasn't just caused by Earth's closest star.
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But he resisted and continues to stay out of the sun, walking in the shade, and wearing long sleeves and pants.
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The "popping" cells in the video are plasma rising up out of the Sun, cooling off, and then retreating back downward.
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Always move the sprinkler out of the sun when not in use to prevent damage from ultraviolet rays to the plastic.
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Aside from the strict skincare routine, he also must be kept out of the sun, so as not to suffer burns.
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And as it turns out, all it requires is staying out of the sun and, well… and out of love as well.
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After quenching their thirst, the cows rested and ruminated peacefully in a shady copse or on the slope, out of the sun.
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Nearly anyone in the country can see the moon take a bite out of the sun during the epic event, weather permitting.
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Usually dermatologists will tell you to stay out of the sun, and use proper sun protection to prevent a reaction, Dr. Lipner says.
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Once you're out of the sun, it tends to disappear just as suddenly as it appeared, and rarely lasts longer than 24 hours.
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Outside this zone, some observers can see a partial eclipse, where it looks like a chunk has been taken out of the sun.
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Residents are warned to "drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, and stay out of the sun," the agency says.
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But even if our planet slips out of the sun&aposs reach, the intense temperatures will burn it to a sad, dead crisp.
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It was so bad that President Barack Obama personally warned Americans to "drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors."
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"Stay safe as it heats up: Drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors," he tweeted from his POTUS account.
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The giant hogweed's toxic sap could give you third-degree burns if you don't get out of the sun and wash it off immediately.
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And I have the assurance of knowing I am keeping my skin safe by staying out of the sun and using a quality sunscreen.
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Straight out of the sun-drenched coast of Matanzas, the four-piece has managed a pair of five-track demos since forming in 2002.
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As long as you stay out of the sun, you can expect the sun poisoning to go away in one to two weeks, she says.
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And Dr. Lipner says it still bears repeating: "It is best to stay out of the sun to avoid getting it in the first place."
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I feel like this is why a lot of us have complexes, and we try to be super-skinny or stay out of the sun.
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One car back, a photographer dressed identically stood out of the sun roof of another black SUV, taking shots down the length of the motorcade.
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He would have to ask the police to move him, to get him out of the sun, to give him a drink of water. Anything.
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And if solid research and common sense aren't enough to keep us out of the sun and away from tanning beds, then gruesome selfies might.
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This famous Nordic story describes a divine apocalypse that includes the blotting out of the Sun and a severe three-year cold spell called Fimbulwinter.
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Wear protective, loose clothing to keep your tat out of the sun, but don't apply sunblock until after it looks healed, which is around three weeks.
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Parents looking to keep their kids busy now that they are out of school or just to get out of the sun, turn to movie theaters.
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She also notes that patients should stay completely out of the sun after the procedure, so she doesn't perform it at all in the summer months.
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The very first thing to do when you notice a sunburn — severe or otherwise — is get out of the sun, recommends the American Academy of Dermatology.
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Here's the thing: If you want your tattoo to heal properly and actually last forever, it's best to keep it out of the sun while it's healing.
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Those outside of the line will be able to see a partial solar eclipse, which looks like some galactic giant took a bite out of the sun.
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People "need to use sunscreen with other sun protecting measures, such as wearing protective clothing and sunglasses and staying out of the sun at peak hours," she said.
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Any professional will tell you that the key to healing freshly-inked body art is keeping it out of the sun, at least for the first few weeks.
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Lea Michele kicked off summer the responsible way — staying hydrated by drinking directly from a coconut and keeping her face out of the sun with her oversize hat.
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Hang to dry somewhere dry, of course, but also out of the sun (the sun's rays are even more harmful to your suit than they are to you).
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It's a good idea to stay out of the sun and wear protective clothing or sunscreen until it has healed — the scars can be sensitive to sunlight for years.
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Most programs did not report children having any sunburns, and most also followed guidelines for keeping kids out of the sun during when the heat index is too high.
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I made sure to stay out of the sun and tried not to excessively sweat or pick at my face post-treatment to let the peel do its thing.
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Sure it's a convenient way to stay out of the sun and keep your hands free, but the Japanese company Asahi Power Service's "Free Parasol" concept still needs reworking.
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However, staying out of the sun isn't exactly practical for Childress, who plans on attending Virginia Tech in the fall on an ROTC scholarship and joining the corps of cadets.
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"For this one maneuver, we have to turn the spacecraft 90 degrees and go out of the sun for a period—but we've sized the batteries for that," Nybakken said.
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I use a lot of sunblock, which is something I learned from my mother at a young age–to stay out of the sun and be careful of skin cancer.
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While there are some ingredients that need special attention, cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson advises, as a general rule, placing products in cool, dark places — and most importantly, out of the sun.
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"Because I do stay out of the sun, I don't tend to get what we could all acknowledge as that beautiful sun-kissed glow, so I just fake it," she says.
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The prolonged period of dangerously hot temperatures effects 35 million people, who authorities warn should stay out of the sun and in air-conditioned rooms to avoid heat stroke and illness.
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So I dyed my hair blonde; I wore [colored] contacts; I straightened my hair because it's naturally wavy; I stayed out of the sun as much as possible to not get tanned.
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It most likely had a magnetic field as well that could have protected any life on the surface from solar wind, a deadly flow of charged particles streaming out of the sun.
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" Mom, sitting in a beach chair and observing a large, transparent bag of food on the blanket at her feet, reflects, "Maybe it's time to move the sandwiches out of the sun.
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Always stay hydrated, keep out of the sun in the hottest hours and never, ever, travel more than 10 minutes by car without water to last days in case of a breakdown.
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Britain's heatwave has turned green grass brown, triggered an impending hose pipe ban in the northwest of England, and prompted a warning from the government for people to keep out of the sun.
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Britain's prolonged heatwave has turned green grass brown, triggered an impending hose pipe ban in the northwest of England, and prompted a warning from the government for people to keep out of the sun.
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Sharon takes photos from the moment the moon first takes a bite out of the sun to totality to the last moment before the moon clears the sun and goes along in its orbit.
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Man, it's a hot one this year, so put these bad boys on your list of excuses to stay out of the sun: The voice of Agnes in Despicable Me is all grown up!
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This particular solar flare, which took place in 1999, jumped out of the sun with a diameter 35 times the diameter of our planet, which makes it one of the larger ones ever spotted.
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I have very fair skin, so I do my best to stay out of the sun completely, but if circumstances require it, I wear a big hat and the highest SPF I can find.
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The institute had on Tuesday issued its first ever "code red" warning - a system it has used for 20 years - urging the public to drink plenty of water and keep out of the sun.
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What Black girl hasn't looked at herself in the mirror and poked and pinched and wished to look like the perfect girl du jour and decided to stay out of the sun for the summer?
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Keeping the newly exposed layer of skin out of the sun, Fenton stressed, would be a key part of realizing the best results and obviate the need for more spikey hotness in the short term.
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"The key to good skin is more than just slathering on moisturizer and staying out of the sun," Kylie Jenner mused on her website recently, like a modern Carrie Bradshaw for the Generation Z beauty enthusiast.
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Adults and children alike are advised to avoid the hours of maximum exposure — to stay out of the sun between 33 and 2, and to avoid going outside at dusk in areas with lots of mosquitoes.
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The city of Ahmedabad, in Gujarat, introduced the country's first action plan in 2013, and its text messages, extra drinking stations and advice to keep out of the sun are credited with saving more than 2,000 lives.
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If you or a friend starts to feel any weirdness like this, sitting or lying down in a cooler environment out of the sun is super important because your symptoms will only get worse if you don't.
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She got her answer a few hours later, and for the next four days, when her skin started to show red dots all over... and when she followed instructions to stay out of the sun or risk scarring.
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They find it much easier to conduct their business now they have a place to set up their stalls, out of the sun on hot days and away from the threat of floods when it rains, they said.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE HEALTH NEWS To help prevent any heat-related illness, Dr. Ahn suggests staying out of the sun on extremely hot and humid days and drinking lots of extra water to preemptively combat dehydration.
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National weather authorities in Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland have issued heat warnings, advising people to avoid strenuous activities at midday and in the afternoon, drink plenty of water and stay out of the sun.
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National weather authorities in Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland have issued heat warnings, advising people to avoid strenuous activities during warm parts of the day, drink plenty of water and stay out of the sun.
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They include everything you could possibly want for a full day outside, including built-in USB ports, a bottle opener, unique sand discharge mesh, and lots of other features — plus, they'll keep all your possessions dry and out of the sun.
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The researchers took 30 blood samples from each volunteer during the seven total days of testing — all of which were spent indoors, out of the sun — and looked for four of the main chemicals in sunscreen: avobenzone, oxybenzone, octocrylene and ecamsule.
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"Drink water, stay out of the sun, and check on your neighbors," he wrote in a note accompanying a map showing much of the central and eastern midsection of the country facing a dangerous mix of temperatures near 100 and high humidity.
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Last Sunday, when Daenerys, portrayed through most of the series as a flawed heroine, razed a city of helpless civilians on dragonback, a character turn that might have been set up organically instead came divebombing out of the sun for shock value.
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In a news release about the paper, the American Academy of Dermatology reiterated that skin cancer was the most common cancer in the United States, and that people should protect themselves with sunscreen and protective clothing, and by staying out of the sun.
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It was accelerating — which could be explained by gas puffing out of the sun-warmed end of a comet, the team reports today in the journal Nature, There's debate over 'Oumuamua's identity because it's not quite like anything we've seen before in our Solar System.
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The idea that a solar eclipse meant a demon was swallowing the sun shows up in eclipse folklore across the globe, and if you look at pictures of a partial solar eclipse, you can see why: It's easy to imagine that some giant creature is slowly taking bite after bite out of the sun.
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It makes as much sense to insist there is one way to prevent all types of obesity — get rid of sugary sodas, clear the stores of junk foods, shun carbohydrates, eat breakfast, get more sleep — as it does to say you can avoid lung cancer by staying out of the sun, a strategy specific to skin cancer.
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The people who will get a chance to see the moon take a small nibble out of the sun include those living in Australia, in a portion of the territories of South Australia and Victoria as well as those living on the island of Tasmania; watchers in New Zealand, on the southern tip of South Island as well as on Stewart Island; and observers located on a slice of East Antarctica.
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Canine Companions for Independence &aposs veterinarian gave me the following tips about heat stroke warning signs and prevention: Warning signs of heat stroke Excessive panting or erratic breathing Stumbling or dizziness Less responsive to commands than usual Sluggishness Hypersalivation Vomiting or diarrhea (possibly with blood) Gums that are bright red, pale or bluish in color What to do if you suspect heat stroke Move out of the sun or hot area immediately and relocate to a shaded or air-conditioned location.
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