First responders died slowly, their skin peeling off in chunks.
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Soon the flashy cars began peeling off Highway 210 into Adelanto.
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Now the insulation is peeling off a layer at a time.
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It's all peeling off, it looks awful, it's not providing heat protection.
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"We're definitely getting voters that are peeling off of Bernie," Marchand said.
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Sailliot debated peeling off from the crowd early and grabbing a beer.
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Breaking up Google is a harder proposition, but could involve peeling off Android.
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And many workers in their prime are peeling off from the labor force.
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He's not that kind of guy, he says, deftly peeling off your top.
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The seats were torn and the leather steering wheel cover was peeling off.
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People tweeted photos and videos showing roofs peeling off houses, flooding, and crumbling structures.
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After peeling off a pore strip, the congestion is visibly relieved on the nose.
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Peeling off our friends: Like in some breakups, our friends aren't on our side.
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With 22 spectators watching, Connors responded by peeling off his pants and mooning him.
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But the love languages are dedicated to peeling off artifice rather than applying more.
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Covered in rashes, the child's skin is shriveled and peeling off due to high fever.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — Politicians have been peeling off wads of hundred dollar bills to buy votes.
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My lips were peeling off and my mouth felt like the bottom of a hamster's cage.
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And with Ebel peeling off progressive votes from Gill the DCCC can probably breathe easy here.
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The paint was peeling off the seats of children's swings next to a forlorn swimming pool.
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It gives the impression of being wrapped onto the museum, or more aptly, peeling off it.
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But Ms. Fortune noticed that large pieces of skin were peeling off some of the whales.
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Villeglé did not retouch the surfaces after peeling off his selections, as is, from street walls.
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One of the final gestures in the film is the peeling off of a false mustache.
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In recent days, officials in Washington rushed to take credit for peeling off Libra Association members.
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It's also slightly curved, which adds to the effect of the screen peeling off into your periphery.
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It was in the paint peeling off the walls, the window frames and in the plumbing, too.
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The only sound is the slight creaking of the metal strips peeling off bombed buildings like bandages.
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After peeling off the sheet, I pressed the remaining serum into my face and examined the results.
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"When we run moderate candidates, we are not succeeding in peeling off the Trump voters," he said.
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"I need you to take this to my manager," he said, peeling off half of the bills.
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"The tannins from the actual wormwood itself are basically peeling off your top flavor layer," he says.
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" Jimenez has left that option open, saying he is amenable to "peeling off underperforming parts of Alcon.
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"Here, where this is all peeling off the wall, is acrylic paint," Lowe said, shaking his head.
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I've also had problems with the mount peeling off, although Harmonix says this isn't supposed to be typical.
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Mr. Trump hasn't had as much success in peeling off elites, but that may be starting to change.
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Mrs Clinton would also greatly increase her chances by peeling off independent and Republican voters in the suburbs.
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White paper birch trees, thin layers of bark peeling off and waving in the breeze, lined the trail.
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I think it's just a knife for utilities, like opening boxes or I don't know, peeling off painters tape.
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But those are also the sticker stereotypes peeling off its hood, with the structural components underneath running infinitely deeper.
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His grainy photo manipulations have a coarse texture and look almost like dilapidated wallpaper peeling off an abandoned house.
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Peeling off the skin, rather than scooping out the flesh, is indeed a better way to prepare an avocado.
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Trilobites Thermal imaging reveals surprisingly little "glue" between the famous rock's face and sheets that are peeling off it.
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Our hangouts have merged to one Golden Globes watching and A.'s friends start peeling off one by one.
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They have lost six of their last eight games after peeling off a season-high eight-game winning streak.
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Brown, 31, shared a gruesome photo in which chunks of skin were visibly peeling off the bottom of his feet.
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"Their skin is peeling off and it's like maize-meal when they scratch it," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They didn't want carefully poll-tested policies designed to barely keep them on board while also peeling off moderate Republicans.
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Democrats, whose politicians are more unified than the Republicans, pursued a more systematic strategy of peeling off anti-Trump Republicans.
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Others said the Category 4 hurricane's winds were peeling off their roofs or splintering the roads in front of them.
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Designing a coat of paint that can withstand the rigors of space without peeling off is also no mean feat.
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When we looked down, we saw a piece of rubber, at least a metre across, peeling off a rusty rim.
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Psychic emanations are big; you can feel change peeling off the walls but can't really name the form of that change.
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"As the epidermis sheds, the skin often develops a whitish, cracked and hazy appearance before subsequently peeling off," Dr. Lin says.
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Donnelly was hoping to stave off defeat by peeling off Republican suburban women dissatisfied with Trump's divisive politics, according to reports.
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"When I went to take a shower, the hot water hit my face and the skin started peeling off," Childress said.
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Clinton's supporters are likely to vote for him, but a winning coalition will require peeling off some Republican support from Blunt.
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"It was peeling off so we were like constantly having to reapply the tape and make sure it stayed," Cameron said.
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I gained some confidence and was peeling off my wetsuit an hour and a half after I jumped in the lake.
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Luckily, we don't have to choose between motivating our base and peeling off the president's core supporters in these swing states.
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Peeling Off the Grey is on exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Pilsen, Chicago now through October 7.
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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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However, by morning, it was always peeling off, which may explain why there was no significant change in my snoring overnight.
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And peeling off the suit at the end of day of playing Spider-Man can be a bit of a let down.
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On the walls of Freetown's twisting streets, painted anti-Ebola slogans designed to motivate locals to fight the disease are peeling off.
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Peeling off and discarding my underwear like a candy wrapper to insert your finger into my body, is where you went wrong.
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Though The Majestic suffered a fire in 2014, the video focuses instead on paint peeling off walls and floors turning into dirt.
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An operator went after a piece of wallpaper, peeling off a piece of wall and she said, well, you&aposll need repair.
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A giant, rotating plastic sandwich, or an ice cream cone with the paint peeling off: neither's very appetizing, but apparently, they work.
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Any controversial amendment that passes this week risks peeling off a vote from the left or the right on the legislation's final passage.
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Footage shared by the O Dia newspaper showed da Silva taking off the clothes and peeling off the mask before stating his name.
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We eat them with our hands, peeling off shells and sucking out brains, our lips covered with salt and our hands with grease.
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Inside, paint was cracking and peeling off the walls and ceilings — a stark contrast to the ornate decorations on some of the walls.
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Peeling off the Grey, an exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art, offers visual understandings of the gentrification of one Chicago neighborhood.
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That's a lot of ifs, but with Cruz and Kasich still in the race and peeling off delegates from Trump, it is possible.
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Much of the equipment was rusting, and some of the glassware was dirty or coated with yellowing aluminum foil that was peeling off.
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New entrants such as meal-kit company Blue Apron and organic food seller Thrive Market are peeling off coveted slices of their business.
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The process was like virtually peeling off the modern area layer by layer, showing its evolution since the Triassic period, van Hinsbergen explained.
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The art of peeling off voters — those in the middle or those who aren't ideological — may be the most important skill in politics.
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Basically, chunks of the North Atlantic plate are peeling off the bottom, sinking deep into the Earth and creating instabilities in the upper crust.
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Reviewers broke their Fold screens after peeling off the "polymer adhesive" — meant to prevent scratches — because it looked like a pre-installed screen protector.
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But that seems less likely at this point than red state Democrats, especially those facing re-election, peeling off in favor of Trump's nominee.
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A United Airlines passenger filmed part of a plane engine cover peeling off and flapping in the wind during his flight on Sunday morning.
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Another blow came in 2018, when some athletes at UCLA refused to wear Under Armour's shoes after complaining that the bottoms were peeling off.
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Aja came out as Sailor Moon on too many magic mushrooms, and kept peeling off wigs, each more sci-fi fantastic than the last.
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Northern Illinois responded with Huff peeling off more than 12 yards per carry on the Huskies' opening drive to set up play-action pass.
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To get into the hands of private investors requires first peeling off the other businesses Campbell has accumulated in its quest for growth through deals.
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We love almost everything about beach days — except, perhaps, what happens afterward when we're peeling off our swimsuits following a long day in the sun.
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Part of the reality of living isn't just that death is looming, but that death is constant, expired cells peeling off us in dried flakes.
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Assuming total Democratic support, reaching a majority would mean peeling off 25 House Republicans, many of whom may be reluctant to vote against their party.
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Huawei Share only work with late model Huawei phones, and if you want to use it, don't even think of peeling off that NFC sticker.
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And the process is almost as satisfying as peeling off a pore strip — you can quite literally see the shadow clumps lifting off in pieces.
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"Most of the museums know the artist and appreciate what BMW brings," Cobb says, peeling off his white gloves as he finished another flawless installation.
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Peeling off the stark orientalism of the character serves as the prime point of inspiration for British artist Marvin Gaye Chetwynd's exhibition Jabba, I'm Back!
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Then, peeling off the mask and taking a bite out of the pickle, he asked the Senator what had happened when the Martians shot him.
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Ryan is considering another potential Pelosi challenge, after he took her on in 2016 and lost (peeling off one-third of the caucus in the process).
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Other reviewers accidentally destroyed the Fold's screen by peeling off the protective film covering the interior display; they mistook it for a pre-installed screen protector.
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"The skin was all peeling off my hands," Doyle, 77, recalls of the blaze that investigators said Davidians themselves set in the compound that April day.
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Ever since John F. Kennedy drew the votes of 80% of Irish-Americans, they have been peeling off to the right: about half vote Republican now.
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It can be annoying to deal with peeling off your suit every few hours or finding a beach bathroom to use, but it's definitely worth it.
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At a public children's hospital in Cairo, there are 16 patients in one room in the neurology department and the paint is peeling off the ceiling.
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At one point, several heavyset, bearded commanders in pickup trucks escorted the Turkish convoy for several miles, peeling off from the convoy where their territory ended.
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Except here, the characters were peeling off from the long overnight wait for the Night King to arrive in favor of sitting by a crackling fire.
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Peeling off several pieces in a downturn could depress the value of the collection as a whole, said Jean Pigozzi, a venture capitalist and art collector.
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Knew it in that dreadful moment just before peeling off the blankets, when you thought, This is the warmest and most comfortable I'll feel all day.
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One common issue for reviewers was the Galaxy Fold's display giving out once users started peeling off what they thought was simply a sheet of protective film.
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What makes these stories radiant, rather than merely prickly, is how invested Mr. Jackson is in peeling off the rind of life, in getting to the juice.
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If Democrats control 49 seats instead of 173, they will be that much closer to peeling off Republicans to stop some of Trump's most controversial agenda items.
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The filters are admittedly less flattering than Snapchat's, but if you want to look like half your face skin is peeling off, it's a pretty good option.
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As he reads coverage of how bad this bill is, as he sees Republicans start peeling off, I wonder if he'll stay committed to pushing this through.
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Trakia, a city within a city, is a seemingly never-ending collection of massive Communist-era apartment blocks, 50-year-old paint peeling off soot-stained walls.
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" If Ms. Pelosi is interested in "peeling off" the votes she needs, Mr. Kind added, "she's probably better off burning up the phone lines with other members.
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And David Leonhardt wonders if Biden's more centrist rivals — not just his progressive ones — will start taking swipes at him in hopes of peeling off his supporters.
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And David Leonhardt wonders if Biden's more centrist rivals — not just his progressive ones — will start taking swipes at him in hopes of peeling off his supporters.
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If the Catalans won independence, theoretically there would be little to stop the Flemish from breaking away from Belgium, or the Corsicans from peeling off from France.
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I've long searched for an effective way to remove my own gel manicure at home without resorting to peeling off my polish in the back of an Uber.
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He realized that he had spent his first eighteen years becoming his Orange City self, and the next five years peeling off that self and letting it die.
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The majority of these falls have been linked to rock formations known as flakes, sheets of rock that are peeling off El Capitan like layers of onion skin.
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Slipping into and peeling off disguises and second skins, Mr. Kosoko undergoes many transformations, at times stepping into the shoes, literally, that his family members might have worn.
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"These new socks, they can be a real lifesaver," a girl says, peeling off her knee-high hosiery to use as a tourniquet on another student's bloody leg.
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Abrams is banking on an outpouring of black voters inspired by the possibility of making history, and Evans on the prospect of peeling off moderate, and some conservative, whites.
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In a memo obtained by the Huffington Post, the RNC says it plans to train attacks on Clinton's eventual VP pick with an eye toward peeling off Sanders voters.
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A United Airlines passenger filmed the engine cover peeling off a plane, which was forced to turn back to the airport in Denver, Colorado due to an engine issue.
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To prevent consumers from accidentally peeling off the protective layer, Samsung's reportedly extended it to cover the entire foldable screen instead of stopping near the edges of the bezel.
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"They're in retreat, peeling off the places where they don't think they can make money for the foreseeable future," said Joe Phillippi, founder and senior analyst at AutoTrends Consulting.
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"I wanted to retire last year, but the new athletic director really wanted me to stay," Berenson, 77, said while peeling off his skates after a recent practice here.
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Instead of racing to the center in hopes of peeling off centrist Republicans (and often losing by a few points anyway), he's taking the path the new progressive left craves.
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"So what we started doing was we started peeling off all the business logic from our backend ERP and we started rewriting it ourselves on our own platform," he explained.
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Clark told Fox59 that skin was peeling off his arm and face, too; he ended up in the hospital for a week to treat burns on his back, chest, and face.
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The immediate downside is that, after peeling off the paper, I looked like I just dipped my lips in a bag of Cheetos, which went away after an hour or so.
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The only way I solve a Rubik's cube is by peeling off the stickers and putting them back so the Rubik's cube looks done, so it's safe to say I'm amazed.
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As for Liberty, F1 offers the sort of live, exclusive content it needs to lock in audiences that are peeling off to on-demand streaming services such as Amazon and Netflix.
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They were afraid that they'd have a bunch of monkeys climbing around their car with microphones and tape and peeling off the tape and pulling off the tape and scratching it.
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Planting a garden is as easy as peeling off the lid, jamming the pod into a pot full of soil or directly into the ground, and then adding water every day.
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At the foot of an unremarkable tunnel, peeling off the busy Little North Road, in Guangzhou, stands a place that just two years ago was totally unlike the rest of China.
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The tiger gets very close to the back of the bike on the road before peeling off into the trees, as the two humans can be heard exclaiming in worried tones.
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The paint peeling off the walls, the scuffed floors from years of pacing, the smell of piss and feces—it is all a message to the soul that it is trapped.
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Dark silk was peeling off his torso like a rotten-banana peel, and the garment threatened to self-destruct at any moment, revealing Santos's many tattoos (and parts of his anatomy).
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I got the impression that not too many of my fellow road-trippers are peeling off the interstate craving cold lobster from a fast food joint — even if it only costs $8.99.
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The ad is a three second GIF that promotes Dove's body wash and shows a black woman peeling off a dark shirt and transforming into a white woman in a beige shirt.
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Early review units had revealed a number of critical issues—faulty hinges, layers peeling off the display, and screens on the fritz—which turned the $1,980 smartphone dream into a PR nightmare.
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By Thursday morning, it appears that Khan will win a plurality in Pakistan's parliament, which he can augment to majority status by peeling off members of rival parties to join his government.
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Yet as we were chatting, I found myself doing precisely that — peeling off my reporter's mask and sharing stories of my own, pointing out where I'd identified with him, seconding his observations.
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This wasn't a way of peeling off the rainbow contingent from liberals' rainbow coalition, but instead a way of making Republicans and amenable independents feel good about supporting the party's schismatic policies.
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Interestingly, the percentage of Biden supporters who like Sanders hasn't changed very much over the past few months, suggesting that Warren is peeling off more of Biden's base than any other candidate.
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Some tutorials recommend using tape and a garbage bag to cover up part of the object, then spray-painting the exposed section and peeling off the tape to reveal a precise line.
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Meanwhile, a group of other servers in front of us start slowly caressing each other and peeling off each other's clothes, and in one case, two servers remove another's bowtie with their teeth.
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Peeling off from his Silicon Valley peers, Thiel, of course, played an active role in Trump's rise, donating to the campaign, serving on the transition team and now serving in an advisory role.
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First, peeling off blue-collar Democratic voters would not on its own be enough if, in so doing, Mr Trump alienates Republicans in the suburbs of midwestern cities who voted for Mr Romney.
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For Chen, he and his groomsmen completed tasks such as mashing their face into clingwrap and peeling off duct tape submerged in buckets of ice — all for the bride's (and her friends') amusement.
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I mean, you can still see the scaling and it kind of peeling off right here, but the overall shape has retained, and it doesn&apost feel like my nail is, like, brittle.
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Recent reports have suggested that an announcement was imminent, with the company having solved design flaws that had reviewers peeling off screens and getting debris jammed in the holes of the folding mechanism.
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Another wave of protests has been organized by the opposition for Wednesday, with the hope of peeling off members of the military loyal to Maduro in favor of his 35-year-old opponent.
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An active take on the exhibition title Peeling off the Grey, Kirk grounds his work in figuration and the individual effects experienced by community members so actively affected by the "greyings" of gentrification.
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But lingering spooks are more likely to focus on counter-terrorism against groups such as Islamic State, who will aim to spoil any deal by peeling off disaffected Taliban members and intensifying violence.
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The windowless building with royal blue paint peeling off aluminum siding stands on Highway 80 next to a run-down car shop and has no sign out front; you just have to know.
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The campaign's internal polling showed that Bloomberg's supporters have both Biden and Sanders as their second choices, contrary to the perception that he was mostly peeling off Biden's support, one campaign official said.
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And if that is that artist, I pursue the story, just like you started me with these questions and you get deeper and deeper and deeper like peeling off the layers of an onion.
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As a haunting reminder of the town's plight, directly between the parking lot and the venue sits an abandoned home with lead paint peeling off the side and saplings pushing out through the roof.
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This product took me back to my elementary school days — the era of spreading Elmer's Glue all over my palms and finding joy in peeling off the skin-like sheets once they had dried.
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While much is left to the imagination, the sound of skin slowly peeling off of a man's body is not one I ever thought I would experience, nor do I wish to ever again.
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In 2000, he set out to form his own company, Fisker Coachbuild, with the novel idea of taking existing luxury cars, peeling off their sheet metal skins and replacing them with unique new bodies.
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From there, she strutted her way into the Las Vegas nightclub scene, peeling off a voluminous silk skirt mid-aria at the New Frontier in 1955 to reveal a halter and bejeweled pink capris.
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"I love the instant gratification you get from peeling off the film and getting a 20" x 24" image immediately," she said of her process, going on to lament the disappearance of the medium.
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De Vivo: We started peeling off the layers of what we were coming into individually and as a group, so I think that's one of the main things that bonded us through this music.
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John smacked his lips, slid off his barstool, and took the bottle of Glenfiddich down to the sand, carelessly kicking off his salt-stained leather loafers and peeling off his socks on the way.
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Supporters want to avoid that because any measure that gets added to the underlying legislation risks peeling off support from either the left or the right — a scenario that could derail the whole measure.
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I report on other state Medicaid expansion efforts, and one of the things I've seen elsewhere, like in Kansas, is moderate Republicans peeling off from leadership to support Medicaid expansion and work with Democrats.
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Over the course of three-hour sessions, twice a week, much of our time was spent peeling off skin, hacking away at tough tissue, or suctioning the fluids that gathered in puddles around the body.
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Set to an orchestral background, the video shows master gilder Karen Haslewood peeling off gold leaves and brushing them onto the back cover of the hair dryers, which have been painted with a red gesso.
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Some people within the community are embracing the alt-right, others are peeling off in disgust, and most, it seems, continue to deny the link vehemently while paradoxically allowing that ideology to supplant Gamergate's identity.
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Instead of peeling off the plastic wrap encasing their string cheese, they might soon be able to chomp the whole thing, wrapper and all—because instead of plastic, that wrapper will be made of milk.
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Attendees began peeling off into classic cars and exotics to share the road to home, where there was a whole other car show to behold: on the freeways leading to Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
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If you're coming home from a long day at the beach, or peeling off your leggings after hot yoga and notice a heat rash, it's going to be okay — even though it does look momentarily freaky.
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In clips posted to Twitter and YouTube, women subject themselves to a hellish torture, grunting, crying and cursing their way through the process of peeling off a face mask as skin is pulled to shocking proportions.
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The Silicon Valley company was testing a new version of its hugely popular News Feed, peeling off professional news sites from what people normally see and relegating them to a new section of Facebook called Explore.
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At one point, Mr. Grassley asked the senators how they would like to manage their lunch schedule: a half-hour break for everyone or an uninterrupted hearing with senators peeling off one by one to eat.
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In fact, she looks positively reasonable compared to many of the town's denizens, including Roman Sionis (Ewan McGregor), a ruthless crime boss whose right-hand henchman, Victor Zsasz (Chris Messina), derives pleasure from peeling off victims' faces.
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I mostly filed from the back of my car, peeling off drenched clothing before I hovered over my laptop on an increasingly muddied back seat, trying to make sense of the anguish and heroism in front of me.
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Pamela Rush, a 49-year-old mother of two, is showing him the problems with her home: the floor tilting visibly to one side, the sheets of plaster peeling off the wall, the broken pipes, the broken cabinetry.
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Per a study Sam swiped from the maesters' library at the Citadel, the spread of greyscale can be stopped by peeling off the scaled skin and applying a special salve to the raw flesh of the affected areas.
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One book, "The Romanovs: The Final Chapter," described a scene from 21988, with the Baron reaching into his pocket and peeling off hundred-dollar bills to help financially strapped researchers identify the remains of members of the executed family.
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Only now the race also includes two major black candidates, Senators Kamala Harris of California and Cory Booker of New Jersey, as well as another senator, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who is peeling off support on the ideological left.
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Dunkin Donuts' has raised prices by roughly 1 percent per year, while Starbucks has raised prices by about 3.5 percent each year, said Anderson, who added that the rivals may be peeling off some of Starbucks' less-affluent customers.
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Four former students and a former employee at McLennan Community College in Waco, Texas, were charged with theft and trespassing for peeling off from a sanctioned field trip at the quarry and hoarding the ancient fossils, the Tribune said.
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Have you ever left your house on a hot day wearing a look you're totally into, only to end up peeling off one (or a few) of your baubles and throwing them in your bag just a few hours later?
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Read: Bernie Sanders' son is running in one of the most contested congressional districts in the U.S. Trump was expected to continue peeling off union support from the Democratic Party during his presidency with a focus on trade and infrastructure spending.
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The minority, in turn, uses debate on a rule to pummel the majority for abusing its powers and to prick-away at the conscience of the majority king's caucus --sometimes even succeeding in peeling-off some of the king's minions.
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After checking her time on the scoreboard, peeling off her caps, removing her goggles and glancing at the Team U.S.A. cheering section, Ledecky typically hangs from the wall or treads water until there is a second-place finisher to congratulate.
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I'm told she's too bombastic, too over-the-top; I think about the crowdmembers peeling off as the drum line continued playing with fireworks going off over the stage, a polite golf clap compared to what had just happened below.
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"I just got out of bed three days ago, and here I am in heels," she said, peeling off a black Norma Kamali sleeping bag coat to reveal a slinky tiger-print Dolce & Gabbana dress and matching Manolo Blahnik heels.
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As Margaret Thatcher reversed those trends and privatized large segments of the economy in the 1980s, she targeted the British Railways onion, peeling off its catering and hotel functions one property at a time, then selling off the Sealink ferries.
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But it was Edwards who prevailed in the runoff, thanks to big margins and high turnout in and around the cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, in addition to the peeling off some Abraham voters in his congressional district.
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This week, he's helping treat Jorah's greyscale with an ancient remedy he found in a book somewhere, which involves peeling off some of the infection (and the pus-riddled grossness beneath) and then applying some sort of something to it.
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In the year 1929, the Nazi propaganda tabloid Der Stürmer published a caricature of an imaginary group of devious looking Jewish people peeling off in a car after apparently running over a German boy, left bleeding in the arms of his father.
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More, Poseidon has managed to stuff checks into some of the fastest-growing companies in the sector, including the cannabis vaporizer company Pax Labs and the e-cigarette company Juul, whose founders created the Pax vaporizer before peeling off to win over smokers.
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And, indeed, the Paris consensus could have disintegrated had other countries accepted an American compromise condoning coal and not mentioning the Paris accord, or had the assembly found no agreement at all, with half a dozen or more nations peeling off in opposition.
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You've whittled your social circle down to the few friends who like you enough to come to your apartment, your skin is peeling off in sheets, and you're beginning to believe that the weird sound your radiator emits is actually a comprehensible language.
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A national Bloomberg poll conducted by respected Iowa-based pollster Ann Selzer found Clinton has just 40% support among voters under age 35 -- just a 4-point lead over Trump in a demographic key to her campaign, with Libertarian Gary Johnson peeling off 11%.
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Clinton showing weakness on the Democratic side, peeling off those middle-of-the-road and right-of-center voters will not be an easy job — but it is being done by going door to door, by grass-roots groups and lower-level Democratic candidates.
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Aides say they plan to use two tried-and-true strategies to unleash them: the outside game — getting the public, especially Republicans, so riled up that Washington is forced to listen — and the inside game, lobbying in Washington in hopes of peeling off Republicans.
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Their pale, mealy flesh is nearly flavorless—a starchy, watery crumble that offers none of the punch that their outsides promise—while their visually appealing skins are tough and bitter to chew, peeling off in rubbery strips that are best, or necessarily, spat out.
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Each found themselves drawn, to varying degrees, into their parents' efforts to gather as a family, at supper, through shared hobbies, looking after pets, or simply chatting in front of the television — albeit each with phones or tablets at the ready — before peeling off in separate directions.
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And he probably calculates that now is his opportunity to break up the international sanctions coalition by peeling off the Europeans, while the United States and Britain are riven by internal politics and led by Russia-friendly leaders who are disinclined to shore up European resolve.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — In Pilsen, Chicago, the National Museum of Mexican Art's recent exhibition, Peeling Off the Grey, presents a small but biting counterpoint to the narrative of "gentrification as development," which, in a predominately Chicanx neighborhood like Pilsen, proves actively xenophobic.
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Bob the Drag Queen, having just lip-synced to a Shirley Bassey number backed up by four tuxedo-clad male dancers, barreled through, kicking off her heels, peeling off her wig, and spinning around so Luis AlvarezSchacht, her assistant, could unzip and yank off her dress.
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But in recent days, Mr. Moreno had effectively managed to divide the opposition, peeling off truck, bus and taxi drivers from the protests by reaching an agreement with transport unions to increase fares and offering credits on liberal terms to compensate for the higher fuel costs.
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They don't have to try to wring every last penny of profit out of the investment; peeling off small amounts after moves like these is simply a prudent way to manage one's investments properly ... and feel a lot better when the stock sees an inevitable correction.
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"If the Republican Party were an airplane, and you were looking out a passenger window, you would see surface pieces peeling off and wonder if one of the wings or engines was next," said Tim Pawlenty, the former governor of Minnesota and a Republican candidate for president in 2012.
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I wasn't thinking that, as I was directing my first movie, as I was getting breast reduction surgery, but it turns out that as I was finding my voice, I was peeling off, first the physical layers of femininity — the breasts, the clothes, the hair and the makeup.
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Then my colleague Jordan Melendrez, who is not given to emotional outbursts, burst out somewhat emotionally, telling me that I definitely had NOT "cheated," because 10 years ago, ordering the bacon-egg-and-cheese and peeling off the bacon basically WAS the vegetarian offering at a lot of places.
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Her second piece, "Sparkles" (2017), involved laying down on a red plastic tarp to make an ersatz carpet she encouraged people to walk on, then peeling off her cat suit down to her underwear and then washing herself with a sponge dipped into a bowl of water mixed with Palmolive soap.
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He was well suited to the demands of the work on the islands: Once he slashed open his thumb and had a friend stitch it up in the field; another time he came back from a visit to a remote volcano with most of the skin on his feet peeling off.
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This makes both the Seal AND Steve Miller versions also acceptable listening for a lot of other really great basketball plays, like, for instance, Steph Curry peeling off a screen and drilling a three-pointer: Goes without saying the effect is even more profound if the footage is in slow-motion.
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"The city is haunted by the spectre of capitalism," murmurs a dazed voice on AceMo's "Land Scanner (Spectre)," barely audible above the shiny, repetitive synth loop and the drums rocketing off each other every which way, clanging and scraping and unraveling, with stray bits of wire peeling off from the harsh electronic surface.
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" It says that the couple "witnessed a scene that would torment any parents for the rest of their natural lives, finding their two loving and innocent daughters scalded, their bodies purple and skin peeling off while the two girls lay there barely holding onto their lives prior to succumbing to their injuries.
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He says he knows of around 22018 people like him in Transnistria who have started similar ventures of varying sizes, from a single server in their bedroom to massive banks of machines behind the shuttered facades of the crumbling warehouses that blight almost every potholed road here, windows all broken and murals of industrious workers peeling off.
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Samsung indefinitely delayed the Galaxy Fold launch in April after early reviews found the device had serious problems including screens that continually flickered or worse and hinge bulges—though admittedly it seemed that many of these issues were caused by reviewers peeling off a protective film on the screen that apparently looked removable, but absolutely should not have been removed.
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The Republic of South Sudan is not even five years old, but already 50,000 people have been killed in an ethnically driven civil war replete with mass rape, civilian massacres, countless people displaced, killings at hospitals and now children starving to death in sunshine-flooded pediatric wards, skin peeling off their little backs like paint chips flaking off old wood.
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Cruz especially has been hammering Trump on his past social liberalism and peeling off evangelical voters — and Trump's move basically just boxed him out of the discussion, while taking away his only chance to confront his adversary in person on national TV. Trump's foes hope the move makes him look small and that voters will feel personally dissed by his refusal to debate.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (I-Vt.) in Monday's Iowa caucuses and polls show him surging in New Hampshire, in part by peeling off support from Biden.
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They're going on a UK-wide screening tour with We Are The Weirdos, a showcase of short films from up-and-coming female directors that feature characters like a college student whose skin mysteriously starts peeling off after a one night stand; a cyber-stalker punishing married men for using dating apps, and a ghoulish figure who murders late-night revellers in a bar.
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In rattling off all he had done for Israel's government — moving the embassy to Jerusalem, recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights and withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal — the president appeared intent on expanding his support among Jewish voters, or at least peeling off portions of a small and largely Democratic voting bloc, as well as pleasing evangelical supporters and major donors like Mr. Adelson.
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While splitting a bottle of whiskey, my comrade and I might try to recall a favorite bizarre scene: Was it when Lou (Natasha Lyonne), pregnant for only a week or two, gives birth to an adult-size being, or when she uses a kitchen knife to lance that colossal boil on the pad of her foot, or when she rips a bloody tooth from her mouth, soon after peeling off sections of her skin?
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Some solutions include candidate disclosure of family members receiving six-figure compensation or million-dollar equity deals from a foreign entity such as the Bank of China, an end to unverified gift card contributions that invite overseas corruption through bulk purchases and also using illicit names, and innovative voting solutions such as instant runoffs to prevent the funding of a libertarian, pro-life or other candidate for the sole purpose of peeling off enough votes to switch an election.
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Those indicted or convicted in the past year include the faux European trust-fund baby peeling off hundred-dollar tips even as her credit cards were denied; the mid-list Hollywood stars accused of bribing their children's way into college; the party promoter who peddled luxury villas on a white-sand Caribbean beach that turned out to be hurricane-relief tents on a gravel lot; and the Stanford University dropout in a Steve Jobs costume touting a health care revolution via a single drop of blood.
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