They fling the peels back and forth like ninjas, and you gotta catch those peels to keep up.
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Finally, if you&aposre considering eating banana peels to cut down on food waste, there are other uses for fruit peels, some of which are even more creative than compost, like using banana peels to shine your shoes.
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Gentle over-the-counter facial peels applied at home can be helpful, as can medical-grade chemical peels performed in-office.
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So, what it is is a double-exfoliation facial, where we do a double cleanse and then we do extractions, exfoliation with either microdermabrasion or peels that we make in-house, either enzyme peels made from cherries or acid peels made from yuzu, pumpkin.
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People have tried all kinds of innovative culinary techniques to include peels in various recipes, from smoothies to banana bread, and even a vegan "pulled pork" made from banana peels.
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"Most peels make my face red and irritated," she said.
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Muddle the lemon peels and sugar in a large bowl.
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This nifty gadget automatically peels potatoes, apples, cucumbers, and more.
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Garnish with flowers, cinnamon sticks, orange peels, and paper parasols.
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Oranges will be left alone in their natural packaging: Peels.
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I don't mind the peels, so I leave them on.
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Banana peels also captured the imagination of local con artists.
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My skin peels perpetually and my face is abnormally red.
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When a voter peels off them, you're their only option.
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Odontuya peels away to do a couple of television interviews.
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Read More:The Best New Face Peels For People Who Are Terrified Of Face PeelsEverything You Need To Know Before You Try A Facial Peel12 Peels For People Who Are Still Scarred By That SATC Episode
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"This foolproof firming mask peels off in one piece," said Czuleger.
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This can include lasers, peels, creams, soaps, injectables, pills, and more.
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Molded against orange peels, it looked as good as it tasted.
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Fortunately for all of us, that's precisely why foot peels exist.
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Last summer, it launched Bud Light Orange, brewed with orange peels.
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The white woman peels off her shirt to reveal another woman.
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She also cautions against peels, both at home and in-clinic.
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One weird collectible, for a while, was all the banana peels!
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Gin, after all, depends on added flavoring, including, sometimes, citrus peels.
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Peel the carrots and add the peels to the pasta salad.
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Most studies have been performed with extracts, not whole peels though.
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Sweating, she peels off her coat and then the jacket underneath.
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On the table, there are orange peels and half-eaten sandwiches.
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" — Goldman peels back the curtain a little: "Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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Was I really going to candy all those frozen orange peels?
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Glitter peels and rainbow highlighters had their time — and it was fun!
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The documentary #followme peels back the artifice of social media's popularity economy.
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Potato peeler This nifty gadget automatically peels potatoes, apples, cucumbers, and more.
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Once the tongue has cooled, Szymanski peels off the tough outer membrane.
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A new documentary peels back the curtain on the Tiananmen Square protests.
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And I'm really into these Alpha Beta peels by Dr. Dennis Gross.
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They were so plentiful that in some cities, peels became a hazard.
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But calls for action often focused on the danger of banana peels.
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I can dispose of those peels in a pile on the floor.
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As the car peels out, you can hear what sounds like a gunshot.
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Like Brendan, Mac has spent hours testing the slip-factor of banana peels.
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The procedures available include Botox, laser skin resurfacing, chemical peels, and injectables/fillers.
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Because the garlic skin has nothing to hold onto, it peels right off.
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Every food safety scare kind of peels back the curtain on the system.
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As each mech gets hit, armor peels away and leaves underlying systems vulnerable.
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Chemical peels with glycolic and salicylic acids will help reduce the pigmentation. 4.
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"They're not that big," says Labron-Johnson as he peels back the packaging.
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As the film peels the layers of these actions, the story comes alive.
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Each node that your data passes through peels off another layer of encryption.
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The latest semi-dangerous activity teens are sharing online revolves around banana peels.
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She has come a long way from her days of sneaking banana peels.
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She peels back the layer of polish and shows us the layer underneath.
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Few, however, are begging to eat the peels left after tomatoes are processed.
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Enough tapping at the base of the coral and it simply peels off.
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Bringing the Japanese tradition of sitting on a kotatsu—a wooden table covered by heavy blanket—and eating a mikan—Japanese citrus—to new levels, Okada creates a praying mantis, a unicorn, and even Nessie, using peels and peels alone.
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Experimentally, I tried to extract grapefruit and lemon peels into a citrusy flavor concentrate.
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It peels layer after layer of derma so smoothly that you barely even bleed.
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Dr. Fujita, using two game controllers, peels Annie out of the storyline in character.
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The group estimates that approximately 300 peels are dropped on the mountain every week.
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Make the oleo: Combine the sugar and lemon peels in a zip lock bag.
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Gay peels it all back, exposing the raw, the enraged and the perversely beautiful.
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More often than I needed, I'd get face peels and pedicures, massages, waxings, haircuts.
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He props one of Amer's feet in his lap and peels off his sock.
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Back in the day I heard that they had to use orange peels. What?
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Its narrow courts, the faint, rotten odor within, orange peels lying in the corners.
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Biogas created by anaerobically digesting corncobs and orange peels, in contrast, was carbon neutral.
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Her regimen involved IPL and chemical peels, as well as two types of fillers.
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Inside homes, paint peels off the walls and shattered photo frames are strewn across mantelpieces.
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Dr. Peredo notes that salicylic or glycolic acid peels can help keep breakouts in check.
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My best tip for saving money and having great skin is at-home acid peels.
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Keeping Samantha's mishap in mind, is there anything to be cautious about when using peels?
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He peels and dices a stalk of celery, and then cuts pimento-stuffed green olives.
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Though Johnson peels support away in both groups when the four-way matchup is asked.
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The soap is then given back to the bars from whence the peels were procured.
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"I'm really into these Alpha Beta peels by Dr. Dennis Gross," Wu told the NYT.
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Or perhaps what his true face looks like when he peels back his human mask?
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He cuts onions, cilantro, and spinach, squeezes lemons, peels shrimp, scales fish, and grates cheese.
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It's not cheap, but each pack contains 60 peels, so it should last you awhile.
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So, stop thinking and start drinking, because those orange peels aren't going to peel themselves.
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With every death scene, Lyonne peels back another layer to show us a new trick.
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"Oh my God, he takes banana peels and makes incredible ice cream," he gushed afterward.
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But it also peels back an Obamacare rule that protects older people from higher premiums.
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Add the halved tomatoes, arranged on top of the chicken so their peels face upward.
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Open the lid and, using tongs, gently lift off and discard the tomato peels. 3.
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Grapefruit peels, coffee grounds and cucumber pulp also all made their way onto the menu.
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ORANGE PEELS is O.K., and I'm guessing that this orange is leaving by peeling out.
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The fillet peels off like a flap, the meat changed and cured in the heat.
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The paint peels purple into red, the walls disappearing around corners into alcoves and cubby-holes.
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We've had $450 facial treatments that employ hyaluronic molding masks to quench skin after acid peels.
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Probably best for us to keep putting those orange peels in the food waste bin, then.
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She peels out of her false body slowly, as if she's escaping a suffocating superhero suit.
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Milk peels use lactic acid to exfoliate, so unlike a chemical peel, they're calming and hydrating.
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Peels and dry skin used to make horrible bedfellows, but as we said, things have evolved.
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The liquid hardens after five hours, and he peels the layer of rubber off the iPhone.
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There is also an image of Badwan pausing to wipe away tears as she peels onions.
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Randy Couture peels Kevin Randleman off the fence with an underhook and hits the inside trip.
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If not, smash up the peels, onions, pepper, garlic, and cilantro before adding in the avocado.
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Instead, I love a good at-home peel, such as Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Peels.
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Pro tip: keep an eye on that friend who keeps leaving banana peels around every turn.
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Then it peels that mask off like a replicant to reveal the more sinister creature underneath.
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She even peels the paint from her hands and stores the dried flakes for future use.
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Ford is also looking into using other McDonald&aposs waste products, like orange and potato peels.
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Will this mean Mr. Sanford peels off 5 percent of Republican delegates, 10 percent or more?
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No sandwich crust or orange rind went unclaimed from the gutter, and banana peels were chewed.
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Apeel's product is created from plant materials that remain on farms, such as leaves and peels.
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Bananas themselves are full of nutrients, though experts know little about peels Burrell wrote peels are full of nutrients, but it&aposs just as easy to get those by snacking on bananas themselves, according to Megan Meyer, a nutritional immunologist with the International Food Information Council.
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It's like I'm Eve, and potent retinoids and professional-strength, at-home peels are the forbidden fruit.
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He takes his hand off a radio controller and peels off a pair of opaque white goggles.
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That means you can prevent the bumps by exfoliating regularly with chemical peels, scrubs, and topical retinoids.
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Without giving it much thought, Jimmy peels off the tape and flips the switch off, then waits.
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At Harlech Tower, paint peels off the walls in a chilly stairwell, adorned in places with mould.
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Ten years ago, women didn't talk about Botox or laser peels, but now it's no longer taboo.
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In one scene, she peels potatoes for several consecutive minutes, frustration and boredom visible on her face.
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This is what we know about the mask so far: It's hydrating, gel-based, and peels off.
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Cool moment is when Michael peels off a pepperoni and feeds it to Oprah, who congratulated Michael.
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When science operations begin, Jason-3 will stay in this same orbit while Jason-173 peels off.
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There she made the cake, dusted it with confectioners' sugar and garnished it with candied orange peels.
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Morphing into an infant-like creature, Pennywise peels apart like old paint while screaming of his greatness.
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"They must have a lot of ketchup discards — tomato skins and peels and seeds," Mielewski told CNBC.
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Parts of Manhattan were covered in a thick layer of sludge: orange rinds, potato peels, hay, manure.
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As for whether banana peels can help you lose weight, Meyer says that&aposs far from proven.
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The whole fruit — peels, juice and pulp — steeps for a month in a spirit made from rice.
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My original submission had BANANA SPLIT, ORANGE PEELS, GRAPE LEAVES, and LEMON DROP all as long answers.
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Rose strips away the last peels of paint from an already thin facade of glitz and glamour.
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We use everything we can from Hong Kong, like dry orange peels to make the whisky sour.
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In a bright warehouse in the heart of Northern California's cannabis country, a metal gate slowly peels up.
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It is a note of insight into the first lady that perhaps peels back some of the mystery.
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Skin-care products with pore-clearing BHA acids might include cleansers, serums, and at-home pore cleaning peels.
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There is also the option of professional treatments, like microneedling and chemical peels, to help unwanted spots disappear.
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Not even the most expensive lasers and peels and microneedling treatments will; they'll only temporarily reduce the appearance.
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Add the citrus peels, marjoram, and rosemary, place the skillet in the oven, and cook for 15 minutes.
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Over dinner, Ms. Horruitiner would recount how people sautéed grapefruit peels in oil and pretended they were cutlets.
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Peels, I used to think, were better left to professionals — and even then something terrible could go wrong.
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"I would avoid acid peels until your skin has healed from the exfoliation — about a week," Vargas advises.
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Apeel uses plant-based materials like the peels of fruits and vegetables to create an invisible, natural coating.
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Darkness caused by excess brown pigment (melanin) can be faded with topical products or in-office chemical peels.
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Each dancer peels back layers of increasing intensity and melodrama to create a deeper connection with the audience.
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Surprisingly, I don't even miss the daily vitamin C serum and weekly peels that I used to do.
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Her aunt brings home potato peels from the compost heap, which her grandmother bakes on their Primus stove.
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"Other procedures like chemical peels do not have an end point and there is no way of knowing how deep in the skin you are causing an effect," she tells me, adding that chemical peels can cause pigment alteration in patients of color by interfering with their natural pigment—melanin.
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But peering out the windows and onto the vast hilly expanse of the courtyard, all of that peels away.
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This can include laser treatment, chemical peels, or yes, acne light therapy — also known as blue red light therapy.
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I buy bottles of chemical peels for 20 bucks and they last an entire year of twice weekly sessions.
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Add the water, then the citrus peels, twisting them over the surface of the water to express the oils.
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The ministry has a dilapidated air: Paint peels off the walls and staff ferry documents in supermarket shopping trolleys.
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But I didn't forget about dessert: brownie crumbs with citrus peels, chili, and a dab of chocolate ice cream.
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I'm all about the latest and greatest lasers, peels and facials to make my skin look and feel healthy.
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Sam walks down the nearby hallway to the women's dressing room, where she happily peels off the spandex bodysuit.
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Click here to view original GIFLike humans and your favorite cartoon characters, SpotMini isn't immune to slippery banana peels.
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Others end up in a dermatologist's office requiring chemical peels and laser treatments to minimize the scarring left behind.
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Dr. Lain warns that the most common at-home treatment that he has seen go wrong are chemical peels.
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At any given time, they said, more than 1,000 banana peels could be found scattered on the Scottish mountain.
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It mixed with the smell of banana peels and empty boxes of fried chicken and pizza in the wastebaskets.
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Janssen peels and slices several bulbs of garlic, a huge ceramic cockatiel jug above her shoulder like a pirate.
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The peels of bananas are bright green in color until the chlorophyll inside the peel begins to break down.
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Ruth peels off her sweatshirt and hands it over, a goofy sororal rescue in time with the synth beats.
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It occurs because a diseased liver cannot fully process limonene, a chemical found in citrus peels and some plants.
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A section of the group peels off upstairs to eat chicken breast with wild mushrooms and baby arugula salad.
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Undeterred by this and other eccentricities, Reichl peels away the layers of drama that arrive with her new job.
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He charges at the banana installation, peels it off, and devours it while live-streaming it on his phone.
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Little do consumers know that they can cause more harm than good when using these professional-grade acid peels.
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"They must have a lot of ketchup discards — tomato skins and peels and seeds," Mielewski said in an interview.
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She peels a swim cap onto her head, goggles, enters the water, which is cold but not shocking. Swims.
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To keep your skin from being a total suck-fest for mosquitos in warmer weather, grab leftover orange peels.
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Mackey says leaving 10-20 peels at the bottom will help deodorize the funkiness until your next bag change.
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There are a lot more entries that are interesting, including ODOREATER, HEGIRA, HELLA, TAROT CARDS, NEVER EVER, I DON'T MIND, CONEHEADS, DRY RUN, BANANA PEELS (did anyone else find it funny that BANANA PEELS is a Down entry, almost like it was slipping and falling on itself?), GRAND RAPIDS, ULTRASONIC and DARE ME.
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With experts repeatedly advising against harsh and abrasive scrubs, the new peels are an essential step in your beauty routine.
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And they're getting more nonsurgical chemical procedures, like Botox and chemical peels — such procedures increased 17% from 2005 to 2014.
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We save all of our organic food wastes, like banana peels and coffee grounds, by putting them in our freezer.
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However, the entire ordeal peels back the layers of their "situationship," revealing a level of connection some might not expect.
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Stop by Senior & Co. for a sample of their blue Curaçao liqueur, made from the peels of Curaçao's laraha oranges.
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Michael Petroni, who wrote and directed, peels back the layers of that memory slowly, keeping the plot twists well disguised.
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"I got a product going now — it involves banana peels," he said vaguely, since confidentiality is critical in this business.
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Is that what Botox and fillers and peels and exercising 11 times a week are meant to do for us?
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"I do dermaplaning alone or in combination with skin peels and I call this my Egyptian Facial treatment," he says.
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The left side, which peels back the layers of the Star Destroyer is – yes, you are seeing that correctly – white.
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Get a decent bottle of red wine or one of those bourgeois-ass beers that's brewed with like, lemon peels.
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On the album "4:44," which dropped Friday, Jay peels back the mask of toxic masculinity with vulnerability and compassion.
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If you dump that stack of banana peels into the bin, you'll get a certain amount of resources in return.
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Poly6, a company that makes plastics out of citrus peels, raised $6.5 million from investors including Varkain and Quake Capital.
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Avoid strong chemical peels, which can cause hyperpigmentation, she said, noting that a lactic acid peel is a mild choice.
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Never stinting on the work's beauty but making the score newly rollicking, Mr. Jacobs peels off deep layers of calcification.
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This tour peels back the neighborhood's historical layers and explores the social fabric of the Irish community that formed there.
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" But a disaster affects everyone, and peels us away from "mundane matters" to the "very issue of human life itself.
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His flagship product, Green Spice Rum, is infused with lemon verbena, lemongrass, lemon balm, spearmint, green cardamom and lime peels.
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On Beauty The latest softening soaks, exfoliating peels and overnight masks are not designed for your face — but your feet.
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Light to moderate peels are best, as your skin is a living organ and can only take so much trauma.
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He peels back a bandaid, and his friends dive into his blood and pus, eventually finding themselves in his bloodstream.
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We still have two presidential debates on the horizon, and each candidate has a lot of banana peels to sidestep.
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Sure, in-office peels still use concentrated alpha and beta hydroxy acids, gauged to penetrate the skin at a depth that at-home peels don't reach in order to eat up dead cells that sit on the surface of the skin, de-gunk and tighten pores, even out skin tone, and stimulate collagen production.
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He draws a ton of fouls, is one of the NBA's better rebounders, and peels defenders off teammates with terrific screens.
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Combine orange peels, rosemary leaves, cider, 27 gallons cold water, sugar, salt, peppercorns, garlic and bay leaves in a large stockpot.
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In Kitchen Confidential, Bourdain peels back the veneer of the food world and exposes it to be a swashbuckling, wild place.
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In the tiled square outside, men laze under a banyan tree and an elderly woman peels a boiled egg for lunch.
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Based on Jay Asher's acclaimed YA novel, the show peels back the curtain on teen life to reveal some uncomfortable truths.
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He is let in the door through the wall, goes to Wells and peels back an eyelid to check the pupil.
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Don't expect banana peels, turtle shells, and other objects to get tossed around while you're picking up toilet paper and hairspray.
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So instead of having five banana peels spread across five squares, you get one banana peel with a "x5" on it.
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As lead-based paint, used until 1978, deteriorates and peels, it turns to lead dust that children can swallow or inhale.
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A feng shui expert, R. D. Chin, blessed the property with a bowl of vodka-soaked rice, orange peels and incense.
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Mr. Burman's episodic story peels away the layers of resentment and obligation, arriving at a tentative and touching moment of understanding.
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Mr. Moretti shifts among Margherita's different states of consciousness — reveries and reminiscences — as fluidly as he peels back layers of emotion.
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Dr. Dennis Gross, beloved for his skin-balancing at-home peels, just released a color-correcting sunscreen in two different shades.
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The lack of rinds and peels — which you'd find on say, a watermelon and a cucumber — gives bacteria countless entry points.
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These tricks involved throwing apple peels or cracking eggs into a bowl in hopes that their future husband's initials would appear.
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There's a time and place to carefully heed the directions on a beauty product — peels, deep conditioning treatments, anything involving needles.
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The pregnant teen story peels back the layers of a character originally presented to the audience as a generic hot girl.
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Then it peels that mask off like a replicant to reveal the more sinister creature beneath, an especially dark family story.
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"She's onstage dancing with this carrot peeler, throwing carrot peels on these rabbits," Ms. McCarthy said, cracking up at the memory.
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For more challenging skin issues, like acne scarring or hyperpigmentation, potent clinical-grade acids — also known as chemical peels — are available.
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I liked returning my potato peels to the woman who grew my potatoes; I knew she'd make good use of them.
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The company has developed the Proofgrade line of materials with a coating that peels off after the materials are cut to specifications.
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He oftentimes entertains an apple at the office, and at one point peels a banana for an office visitor for a tip.
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From foot peels to hand masks, you'll find everything you need to prep your extremities for the season in the slides ahead.
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On the Slygap website, you can purchase a 3-in-1 avocado tool that slices, peels, and pits your favorite green fruit.
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This paint peels easily after years of wear and tear, and the worst part is that the paint has a sweet flavor.
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New Yorkers plop torn and overflowing bags of banana peels and coffee grounds and meat scraps directly in front of their businesses.
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And once Love peels back Mickey's protective layer of disdain to get to the addict underneath, she's a lot easier to understand.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Easy Candied Citrus Peels Moore then admits they have hit the afternoon slump just like anyone else.
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In this series of subtle contrasts, the film peels back the myths which to this day excuse away the European colonial project.
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In the drawings, Miller often cuts and peels back a similar pair of geometric shapes, drawing and painting on the obverse side.
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The finished thread is bundled and then dyed, using natural ingredients like pomegranate peels for deep red or wine leaves for green.
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High-end clinics will have some professional-grade products, like peels, but on the whole, a mud mask is a mud mask.
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Edamame, an addictive bowl of both legumes, boiled in their shells and strewn with whole star anise and thick peels of ginger.
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Glycolic peels can be an intimidating treatment when they're administered by experienced dermatologists, let alone when you're on your own at home.
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Make the brine: Combine the salt, chili flakes, and citrus peels in a large pot with 2 quarts water over medium heat.
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She goes on to say that microdermabrasion and chemical peels are typically very superficial, penetrating at around 0.5 mm in the skin.
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One of the easiest ways is to make veggie stock from discard-able parts like onion ends, carrot peels and mushroom stems.
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After that, muddle some lemon peels with sugar in a festive punch bowl, and allow those to steep for about 10 minutes.
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Considering how isolated the building is and how quickly Hannah's car peels out of its driveway, this has to be a setup.
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Ford is looking to partner with McDonald&aposs to recycle coffee chaff, the husk of coffee beans that peels off during roasting.
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Secrets hide behind secrets as Douglas slowly peels back the layers during Frankie's tense, difficult conversations with various people from her past.
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It starts with the typical bravado, but throughout the song, she peels back the layers to reveal a raw and glowing core.
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My grandfather came to the United States from Mexico, following the railroad tracks and subsisting on orange peels tossed away by passengers.
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Shirley Billot's Kadalys makes natural organic cosmetics using banana peels she acquires in quantity from her native Martinique in the French Caribbean.
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The flyover typically involves four aircraft, which fly in a V-shaped formation until one of them peels away, flying sharply upward.
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My skin never used to be as sensitive as it is now; I used to go to town on chemical peels and extractions.
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Her simple recipe calls for heating a whole lot of water, apple cider, brown sugar, orange peels and few essential herbs and spices.
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Sharp Objects is a twisted mystery (true crime fans should be obsessed) that peels back the layers on one very messed up family.
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But there are also inedible byproducts like fish scales and orange peels that could be put to productive use with a little creativity.
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Unlike most games that incorporate hacking as a mechanic, Watch Dogs 2 peels back the complexity and invites lateral thinking to solve puzzles.
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Unwinding thin peels of citrus into a variety of elegantly detailed figurines, Japanese artist Yoshihiro Okada depicts different animals out of fruit rinds.
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Even if you're scared of peels or think your skin is too sensitive, I can't recommend trying out the Micro Milk Peel enough.
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In the camps, such a merchant kept a few leaves of cabbage, some potato peels, and some wilted radishes: that was his trade.
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Hailed as the rarest steak in the world, olive wagyu comes from cattle raised on pressed, dried olive peels mixed into their feed.
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She was born in Siberia, where she spent the first five years of her life in a labor camp, surviving on potato peels.
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You ever watch it, and look down in the water at all those chewing-gum wrappers, and the banana peels and the garbage?
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Cheap polka dot wallpaper peels from the walls, and a thick fog of rancid cooking oil and air freshener saturate your nasal passages.
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Actual Food WasteThen there's the actual food that doesn't get eaten, like orange peels, carrot tops, or anything that is past its prime.
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She peels the skin from an onion, bites into it, "dices" what she can with her teeth, and spits out the mushy remnants.
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It features four jets flying above a funeral service in formation before one of the aircraft peels away and climbs into the sky.
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But as soon as it touches their face, the flesh rots and peels off like hot ramen strands, leaving nothing but a skull.
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Ms. Emde works with six-gallon steel drums full of pith, seeds, stems, tops, peels and cores fermenting in a base of wine.
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This is a weekly routine to minimize waste and maximize nutrition from the ingredients — vegetable peels and skin have phytochemicals that boost immunity.
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Unsurprisingly, brands have hopped on the pumpkin bandwagon, launching cleansers, masks, and peels galore made with the orange fruit (yes, we said fruit).
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An Australian nutritionist claims that eating banana peels can boost your intake of fiber and important nutrients like vitamin C, potassium, and magnesium.
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Put the juice and citrus peels in a pot over medium heat and boil slowly until the mixture has reduced by half. 2.
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The little vitamin-C bombs your mom used to pack in your lunch have an array of unexpected benefits hiding beneath their peels.
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If you prefer a spray, puree the peels in a blender with water, then dump it in a spray bottle and go ham.
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A blister heals when the skin underneath the bubble grows back, and the top layer of skin peels away, according to Harvard Health Review.
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He peels off a BBK contract signed in Hennessy stuck to his face, and thinks, as we all do the morning after: Oh no.
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But this spot also peels a ton and won't last so if I miss it enough I'll suffer through the whole things next time.
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"He's getting slow," muses one as John peels himself off the floor, while the other points out that he is recently out of retirement.
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But this spot also peels a ton and won't last so if I miss it enough I'll suffer thru the whole thing next time.
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They're long, quick, rabid, and experienced enough to let Billy Donovan conceptualize a formula that peels the roof from what those qualities can accomplish.
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They go from green to yellow to increasingly brown, until one brave soul plucks one of them off their bunch and peels it open.
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So save up those banana peels and haul 'em to your local green market or community garden, or start your own system at home.
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Manduka's Prolite is special because it never peels, flakes, or fades, so they'll get to use the lightweight, cushioned mat for years to come.
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Just saying no — to chemicals, peels, lasers and liposuction — becomes harder under these circumstances, even if no one wants to admit that's the case.
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This DC chocolate shop has Yelp users raving about its wide selection of treats, from truffles and marshmallow bars to chocolate-covered orange peels.
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The racecourse peels off from the main park loop and continues south, and downhill, toward the Plaza Hotel, with just a mile to go.
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Most people need around four laser treatments or four to six peels to clear up cystic acne scars, depending on how severe they are.
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Ally stood her ground until security eventually peels the fan off ... perhaps proving to 5H fans that she definitely doesn't have two right feet.
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"Dermatologists have taken over the skin game with laser facials and chemical peels," says aesthetician, cosmetic chemist, and founder of M.S. Apothecary Mary Schook.
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How to Prepare for Sandal Season The latest softening soaks, exfoliating peels and overnight masks are designed not for your face — but your feet.
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While teaching me how to candy grapefruit peels, Tammi explained her optimism: Todd, her dairy farmer neighbor, claimed that "Trump promised to end chemtrails".
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But when Anne finally peels off her pantyhose, it isn't to indulge in a roadside quickie; it's to repair the Peugeot's broken fan belt.
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When your sunburn peels, on the other hand, that's a sign that your body is trying to get rid of dead or damaged skin cells.
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You can even put SLR cameras in very low light conditions and see photons being admitted as well, at the moment the tape peels off.
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"Bottom, bottom, bottom, bottom, bottom," my friend Chris said to peels of laughter in reference to everyone at a recent (and very gay) dinner party.
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The bark of Eucalyptus deglupta trees peels off throughout the year, creating a rainbow-like effect as it reveals the fresh, bright green bark below.
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Then Wall peels the black virtual reality headset off of his face, relieved to rejoin the safety of the physical world as we know it.
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If you get a really nasty sunburn that blisters, peels, and makes your whole body ache, sometimes just calling it a regular burn isn't enough.
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But each unforced error peels back the curtain for a brief moment, allowing us to contemplate their centrality in our lives and the greater culture.
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Although true allergies are rare, "if your skin gets red, itchy, burns, or peels, you may have developed an irritant reaction from it," he says.
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Perhaps someday he'll let me do it but for now I'm content to watch as he peels off his wedding finery and yes, his kippah.
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To use, place a potato in between the sharp holders, push a button, and watch as the machine peels your food in one continuous curl.
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Another peels back the many audio layers behind a split-second moment with BB-8 and a drunken alien gambler during the Canto Bight scene.
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Last year, Botox, chemical peels, soft tissue fillers, microdermabrasion and laser hair removal saw a slight jump in the amount of procedures performed since 2017.
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In its first appearance on Boston Dynamics' wildly entertaining YouTube channel, it's subjected to a total wipe-out courtesy of a pile of banana peels.
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In a large jar, mix the Riesling with the wormwood, lemongrass, Angelica, grapefruit and lemon peels, rose petals, lavender, licorice bark, lavender, and sea salt.
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She peels the skins off of one small zucchini and adds those, too, for extra color, then sets aside the inner flesh for another use.
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She's always telling me I should wash my face with banana peels and lemon and I'm kind of like, Is that a myth, or magic?
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"This report peels back one more layer in what many increasingly view as a pattern of deception on the part of EPA and DOI," Rep.
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Hokkaido scallop, firm and plush, is all brightness from yuzu kosho, a crush of chiles, salt and yuzu peels, tang and fragrance collapsed into one.
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As with the triumphant return of the Twin Peaks theme as Coop peels out of the hospital, the return of Audrey's Theme was very welcome.
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In this final sequence, Euphoria finally peels away all its layers of smug, prepare-to-be-shocked pretension and exposes its deeply sincere, teenaged heart.
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At King Arthur Flour in Vermont, they've assembled a nice shortcut with a package of evenly diced orange and lemon peels, golden raisins and cranberries.
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While there are many professional-strength solutions to experiment with — from chemical peels to ablative lasers — experts often advise starting at home with brightening serums.
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Underneath their garish peels, shells and skins lies evidence of a deep-rooted Australian trait, in which humor masks an enduring commitment to community spirit.
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The kosher shop, with its glass counters of chocolate-covered orange peels and date-filled cookies called ma'amoul, is especially popular during the Jewish holidays.
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The skin should ideally be at its calmest and not undergoing active treatments such as chemical peels or laser, which need a specific post-procedure regimen.
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The pizza oven, which looks like a traditional Italian pizza oven, comes with a Terracotta oven dome, a pizza stone, three pizza peels, and pie cutout.
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"Like parents, if a manufacturer more deeply peels carrots and sweet potatoes in the processing plant they can remove more of the heavy metals," Houlihan said.
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This is one of those delightful series that peels back the curtain on the typical assumptions about people's lives and reveals something more fun and marvelous.
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Even hardcore home peels have gotten crazy considerate, delivering on promises not to irritate by offsetting acids with generous doses of hydrators and inflammation-quelling extracts.
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Young Camille kneels down next to her, grabs a paper clip, peels back the top loop and then carefully, and purposefully, digs it into her hand.
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Told largely by the comedian himself, HBO's Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind peels back the curtain on the unique entertainer's incredible time in show business.
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"Face or body peels with a high percentage of this ingredient are essentially soaking your skin with it for a longer period of time," she says.
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She's pulled one of our bulbs of fresh garlic, which she peels with ease (so much easier than the cured kind), and minces up several cloves.
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Once it sets, the mask peels off without pain or irritation, and you can basically pull the whole thing off in one go (it's quite satisfying).
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Should someone try to convince me that they were falling because they simply tripped on banana peels, I wouldn't be able to passionately argue against it.
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As Ms. Moriarty peels her onion of a plot, we begin to see that Sam and Clementine's suburban marriage, all but sexless, is on the rocks.
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" One redditor, BourgeoisieScum, posted a photo of their discarded orange peels in the form of a heart, writing, "Happy valentine's day to everyone at r/showerorange.
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Working undercover, she rifled through suitcases and drawers, read diaries, photographed unmade beds and pairs of shoes and orange peels in the bottom of the wastebasket.
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A straightforward "anti-waste" chapter includes recipes for plantain skins, jackfruit seeds, ridge-gourd peels and lime leaves, which often end up in the compost heap.
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It peels back enough of the layers of the onion to be effective in ways that analysis of culturally complex idioms born online are often deficient.
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Power-ups like red shells and banana peels are still present, and if you're in first place you'll still need to be wary of blue shells.
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First, he peels off a lineman, rushes, and then takes a subtle direction change on some backfield D to eke past them in the end zone.
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The avatar continually peels layers off his face and appendages off his pustular body, and later removes his liver and brain to send through the X-ray.
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Patrick's mother (Gretchen Mol) isn't in the picture, one of the subplots that Lonergan ("You Can Count on Me") gradually peels away through a series of flashbacks.
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Orange peels and natural orange flavor were added to create what Ungermann says is a beer with a slightly citrusy flavor but still drinks like a lager.
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He nimbly scales the ladder and disappears though the door as the pilot boat peels off, dodging the frothing wake kicked out from the big car carrier.
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It's not unusual for different colored lights to be used together to tackle a variety of skin issues and in conjunction with other treatments, too, like peels.
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Of the minimally-invasive procedures, wrinkle treatment injections like Botox were given over 7 million times, followed by hyaluronic acid fillers, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and laser treatments.
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The only hard work involves making the secret sauce known as oleo saccharum, a blend of lemon peels and sugar that's the basis for many classic punches.
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We're waiting in a Del Taco drive-thru when an SUV pulls up behind us, peels out over a grass median, and speeds off down Katella Avenue.
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Rio de Janeiro (CNN)Sirens blaring, an ambulance peels out of the parking bay of a firehouse in southern Rio de Janeiro -- our car in hot pursuit.
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Whatever remains of the rosy veneer of progress and hope peels away entirely on closer examination of Hernández's bid for reelection, which is illegal under Honduras's constitution.
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Shiny with just enough herb-flecked sauce that one noodle peels away from the rest as you lift, they are rolled so thin that they're almost weightless.
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There are usually other ingredients in the mix — like anise, fennel seed, cumin, cardamom and citrus peels — but the caraway or dill must be the lead botanical.
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For what Ms. Piper achieves is an anatomy of an obsession that, layer by layer, peels off one woman's skin until every nerve ending is mercilessly exposed.
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Moser continually peels away the mythology of Sontag—as a single-name icon, like Cher or Madonna—to reveal the beating heart of a mortal woman underneath.
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It is comedy, above all, that peels the masks off liars and reveals the truth — the virtue that Roosevelt deemed most necessary to convert retreat into advance.
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Inside the Allenholm Farm market, a woman peeled fruit with a hand-crank device, then stepped outside to feed the peels to the donkeys, ponies and goats.
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Classes in the curriculum focus on reducing food waste while creating healthy, flavorful dishes from ingredients like vegetable peels, overripe fruit, stale cake and obscure chicken parts.
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When skin is donated, usually only a thin layer is taken, like the skin that peels when you are sunburned, according to the Australian government's donation site.
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Well, as much dignity as is allowed to someone whose job is showing himself slipping on the banana peels that life continues to throw in his path.
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The jack men drop the car back onto the ground, the stabilizers let go of the car they've been holding in place, and the driver peels away.
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The turkey&aposs tiny feet look like they have been carved from lemon peels and the hat-shape adorning its head might be sliced from a mango.
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Embroidered with nuts, wild fennel, bay leaves and citrus peels, this edible centerpiece is a fine accompaniment to cheese, dessert or a 20-year-old tawny port.
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For two drinks, muddle the peels of one lemon and one orange with one tablespoon simple syrup in a mixing glass, and let sit for 30 minutes.
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Richard Marques, a practicing dentist at Wimpole Street Dental in London (he's helped keep Rita Ora's teeth pearly white), says orange peels may help eliminate bad breath.
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And just as I'm starting to get pretty creeped out, he peels off the highway onto a dirt road and heads into the middle of the forest.
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You can easily lose hours and rack up debt on chemical peels, trips to the dermatologist, and fancy pigment-fading creams in the name of spot-free skin.
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The creative bakers crafted a beautifully-decorated carrot cake with orange peels and pumpkin seeds placed on top alongside the message, "Happy Birthday Meghan," written in chocolate icing.
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But many older homes still contain lead paint, which is particularly dangerous when it peels, chips or turns to dust - easy for kids to swallow or breathe in.
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When she peels off her gloves and lays her hands on the basement couch, Theo has her confirmation: The girl is being sexually abused by her foster father.
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The tree's inner bark layer, revealed when the outer layer peels away, is a vibrant green that fades over time to produce a magical range of bright colors.
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Sure enough, in the layer of thick brown syrup, a tiny wave peels off the side of the container and rolls toward the other end of the container.
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From George Clooney and Katie Holmes to Barack Obama and Donald Trump, every frame peels back the layers of his subjects and gives an honest glimpse into each.
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According to Musings of a Muse (a blog that reviews beauty products from Japan and Korea) facial peels can offer a more gentle form of exfoliation than scrubs.
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Shuna Lydon, who was the pastry chef at Calliope and Peels in Manhattan, has become the first chef in residence for the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation in Captiva, Fla.
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As he peels off bills for the masses, he couldn't look more comfortable out in the open, no matter the extraordinary manhunt that's currently bearing down on him.
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In addition, two employees must verify that produce like onions, jalapeños and avocados have been immersed in hot water for five seconds to kill germs on their peels.
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Over 8,000 Redditors flocked to the page and began posting about their own shower orange experiences, uploading photos of peels lying discarded on the ground alongside bare toes.
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Chemical peels, microdermabrasion, injectable fillers, and neurotoxins are all methods for improving the appearance of skin that's been damaged by sun, the aging process or a skin condition.
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But many older homes still contain lead paint, which is particularly dangerous when it peels, chips or turns to dust – easy for kids to swallow or breathe in.
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Explanations include tales of naval crew members slipping on rogue peels and bananas floating tauntingly after the ships that carried them sank to the bottom of the sea.
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Cook over low heat, stirring with a wooden spoon to dissolve the sugar and to press on the lemon peels and fruits to express their oils and juice.
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In brief yet moving chapters, Sal peels away layers of his past to discover what led the people in his life to one another, and ultimately, to him.
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Lately, I've been collecting the peels of citrus fruits in a small container and freezing them for a DIY, eco-friendly fruit enzyme detergent I'm going to make.
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Roasting also helps along bananas that are not quite ripe enough to be turned into cake — the ones with peels that are mostly yellow rather than speckled brown.
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Dr. Schultz has performed over 50,000 peels throughout his three-decade-long practice (yes, that's 50,000!) and designed this kit to create glowing, younger-looking skin right at home.
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He tells us glycolic peels are extremely important in skincare treatments because they not only leave your skin brighter, they enhance every other skincare product you use as well.
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While the daily acidic treatment calls to mind Dr. Dennis Gross' Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peels, these Peeling Sticks are applied via sticks shaped like huge cotton swaps.
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The company's technology basically works like this: Plant materials that are left behind on the farm (leaves and peels, for instance) are blended, and then lipid molecules are extracted.
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The company's technology basically works like this: plant materials that are left behind on the farm (leaves and peels, for instance) are blended and then lipid molecules are extracted.
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In each season of Panoply Media's You Must Remember This, host Karina Longworth meticulously peels apart the myths holding up pillars of Hollywood history, and replaces legend with fact.
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Add garlic cloves (with peels on) and chilies, and roast, turning often, until soft and browned in spots, about 23 minutes for the chilies and 24 for the garlic.
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It's also an applicable metaphor for the types of self-searching that occur in Dumplin' as Willowdean peels her tough outer layer to discover a wealth of emotion inside.
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While Vargas uses a slew of common facial technologies (aqua peels, microcurrents, and an oxygen machine) it's the rubber mask and the cryotherapy device that had me most excited.
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Ahead, the best scar-lightening serums, peels, toners, and more that can help get you one step closer to the even-toned complexion you had before that massive breakout.
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Elif Bilgin, a 16-year-old from Istanbul, realized the problems associated with today's petroleum-based plastic and spent two years developing a biodegradable substitute made from banana peels.
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For when your skin's more in need of oil control than moisture, the Rehab Makeup Prep Pore Refining Peel Off Mask clears up broken-out areas and peels off.
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The loss of influential figures and divisions in the party peels support from Buhari within powerful patronage networks and among voters ahead of the election scheduled for February 2019.
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The story zeroes in on Rachelle as Camille, an introverted, watchful Long Islander who peels away from her disapproving mom to skate the LES park under the Manhattan Bridge.
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They are timed to Valentine's Day, because who wouldn't want to receive a flirtatious banana emoji that peels off its own fibrous skin on Valentine's Day, am I right?
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However, when it comes to foods like avocados, oranges or even bananas, which have inedible peels and are naturally single-serving, seeing these foods seems to spark a debate.
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It's an immersive first-person experience, and instead of pressing a button to launch shells and banana peels, you'll actually have the chance to physically throw the projectiles yourself.
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Instead, teens (inspired by Twitter user Jason Oakes, who TIME magazine reports started the challenge fad) are testing how slippery banana peels are — and recording the results, of course.
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Serious advancements like Botox and hyaluronic acid injections, radio frequency skin tightening, dermabrasion, and chemical peels have blown other options out of the water — and it's just the beginning.
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At several points along the route, I saw discarded orange peels on the side of the street, but I always seemed to arrive too late to get any oranges.
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That party has said for months that it will not accept any deal that peels Northern Ireland away from the rest of Britain and toward the Republic of Ireland.
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This satire peels back some uncomfortable layers of how the races see each other and is just as relevant today as it was in 1967, when it was published.
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As the Halloween origin tells it, women would then peel the bobbed apples and throw the peels over their shoulders, believing those shavings would reveal their future partner's initials.
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"High-strength acid peels should only be carried out in a medical setting by an appropriately trained professional such as a qualified aesthetician, nurse, or doctor," advises Dr. Mahto.
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As it peels Jacques like an onion, "Sorry Angel" also develops, in a loping, unhurried style, the narrative of a love affair that is never truly allowed to happen.
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Vermont residents will not be able to throw peels, eggshells, seeds, pits, bones, coffee grounds, loose-leaf tea, oil and other food scraps in landfills beginning on July 1.
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"When I started boxing, my attitude towards food changed," Jamil explains as she peels the skin from the cooked salmon and prepares brown rice and salad to accompany the protein.
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I also removed all the harsh peels and exfoliants from my bathroom cabinets and stocked up on oil cleansers, redness-reducing mists, and masks that work well for sensitive skin.
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Skip to 1:28 to watch some scarring footage of SpotMini wiping out on banana peels (how cliché) in a house after doing some light chores. SAVE. OUR. (REAL). DOGS.
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Ten years ago, the conservationists at the John Muir Trust advised hikers to stop leaving banana peels at the summit of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles.
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Last weekend, the volunteers at the Real3Peaks Challenge picked up eight kilograms (17.6 pounds) of banana peels on the Ben Nevis summit, and on the path leading up to it.
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"Fill a cooler with fresh fruit, preferably with peels, or berries in small containers, individually wrapped cheeses, low-fat yogurt or milk boxes, hummus and cut-up veggies," Zied said.
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From there, it's a simple dump-and-stir job: blend Jamaican rum, Cognac, oloroso sherry, and red wine in your serving vessel of choice, along with your peels and tea.
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A spokesperson told PEOPLE Effie had ingested things like orange peels and undergarments, trying to fill herself up, and she underwent emergency surgery earlier this year to remove the blockage.
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Though its packaging would have you believe it's simply an anti-aging treatment, tightening up fine lines and wrinkles is just one of the things these peels are effective at.
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"At-home chemical peels and devices such as Truth Vitality's Lux Renew offer blue and red LED as well as ultrasound for anti-aging and anti-acne treatment," says King.
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Adapted from the biography On Her Own Ground by A'Leila Bundles, the miniseries peels back the layers to reveal a complicated woman with personal pain as great as her motivation.
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For many, taking care of their feet has become a stress-relieving practice akin to a self-administered facial — there's a routine, complete with peels, plant oils and targeted tools.
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The best pizza peelsHigh-quality pizza peels can transfer your raw dough from the counter to the oven without misshaping your creation, whether it's pizza or another delicious baked good.
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After a series of vague and lovely trailers, this new look at Frozen 2 finally peels back the mystery around what exactly the sequel to Disney's 2013 megahit is about.
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It would be hard to say who is less indulgent: the actor swatting away emotion or the mother whose daughters might as well be the mushrooms she peels so perfectly.
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From facial peels packed with resurfacing AHAs and BHAs to exfoliants like SheaMoisture's vitamin-rich Coconut & Hibiscus Illuminating Hand & Body Scrub, you can banish dull skin once and for all.
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If you are going to eat banana peels, wash thoroughly If you happen to enjoy the taste or texture of the peel, it&aposs fine to eat them, Meyer said.
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The prime minister once fondled the ear of a sound technician for several minutes during an impromptu news conference, the Bangkok Post reports, and has flung banana peels at cameramen.
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The smashed potatoes, with peels and all, had tons of personality that put other choices to shame: tepid string beans and broccoli, unseasoned and tough collards, coleslaw and mac and cheese.
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Apeel's powder is made from fats found in the peels, seeds, and pulp of all different kinds of fruits and vegetables that often get tossed after harvest, according to the company.
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"The U.S. government continues to throw out banana peels for the grain bulls to slip on," Matt Zeller, director of market information at INTL FCStone said in a note to clients.
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But Meredith was right, and it sends him into a coughing fit before he hops into a Range Rover and peels off to meet Owen and Amelia at the other hospital.
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Fill it with scraps like egg shells, vegetable peels, tea bags, and even coffee grounds, and it will quietly reduce up to 90% of waste in as little as three hours.
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We could wax poetic about face peels all day: the newest and highest rated at-home formulas, the different strengths you can get from an aesthetician, and even our own experiences.
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Wendy peels back another layer: Perhaps the real reason Bobby is upset is that he doesn't care about his people at all, and in fact, may be incapable of feeling anything.
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Banana peels, cocktail napkins printed with a blue "H" and power cords already littered the plane, which had a full makeover of modifications at factories in Roswell, N.M., and Amarillo, Tex.
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The last node your data passes through is known as the exit node, and it peels off the final layer of encryption and then delivers your data to the intended server.
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"Strange Fruit" (1992–1997) scatters empty, decaying fruit skins across the gallery; the peels sag and lump, and have the tender oddity of something dead and mummified, unable to be resuscitated.
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"When I got into aesthetics school, I fought the system by stating I would not use steam in my applications (or chemical peels for that matter)," she writes on her site.
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LHO is similar to butane hash oil (shatter), but instead of using butane to do the extraction, Delbert uses limonene (found in orange peels), which proponents argue is better for you.
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People have also taken to the streets to protest: On Monday night, Warsaw locals met outside the museum for public displays of banana-eating and to wear peels on their heads.
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She'll also be showcasing things you shouldn't do at home but can certainly look forward to once the studio is back up and running, like professional-grade microneedling and glycolic peels.
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First, Berkshire pork belly languishes for eight hours in a pot of Taiwanese beer and rice wine steeped with dried orange peels, five-spice and shade upon shade of soy sauce.
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For more buying advice, check out our guides to the best pizza-making tools, the best baking stones, the best pizza pans, the best pizza cutters, and the best pizza peels.
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I'm most drawn to surrealism because I feel that it peels back the layers of reality and exposes you to a different way of viewing what's actually in front of you.
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For a robust harvest of 400 onions, the younger two children cut off the tops and transport the onions inside; the older two remove the peels and chop them into quarters.
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We'll let you read The Washington Post to get the specifics, but you can think of the technology as working much like the skins and peels on many types of produce.
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Instead, Mr. Peers's smart libretto adopts a process that peels away his title character's contradictions, unreliable memories, half-lies and compromising admissions in a way that subtly notches up the pathos.
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The bucket-style main compartment peels back to allow for hybrid top and panel loader packing, opening up halfway with a long zipper that makes the main compartment easy to access.
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Chicken is marinated in a stock of lemon juice and peels — homage to Nana's eternal pitcher of lemonade in the fridge — then sunk in buttermilk, dredged and surrendered to the fryer.
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Plus, the natural oils found in the peels add a non-greasy, sparkly shine to stoves and sinks that'll coerce your visiting parents into thinking you actually clean on the regular.
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It's a sobering realization that slowly peels back the ramifications of having been an outcast, while leaving questions -- through Black reconnecting with his past -- about the ability to break from those cycles.
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According to customer reviews, it peels off easily and many commenters note that they can even see how well it works by checking out all the gunk left behind in the mask.
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"He went to olive oil makers, took the olive peels and toasted them so they became sweeter and mixed it with rice straw, barley, grains, and the cows loved it," Heitzeberg said.
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The star jokingly tilted her neck to give the appearance of a double chin, before revealing what she does with the blackhead-removing strips once she peels them off of her face.
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The footage condenses 24 hours of imagery from Japan's Himawari-8 satellite into 12 seconds and shows us how the our beautiful blue marble peels itself from the darkness in unbelievable detail.
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On the bright side—and despite the 'Ah shit, here we go again' annual fight against banana peels—apparently hikers and walkers aren't leaving as much trash behind as they used to.
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Well, it's important to understand the differences, benefits, and drawbacks of what these different acids are doing alone and together, no matter if you're interested in at-home, spa, or derm peels.
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In Washington, the former embassy has been rented out in the past for weddings and other special events, but today blinds cover its windows and plaster peels from some of its walls.
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Get A Professional TreatmentIn addition to facial treatments, most skin care professionals (such as estheticians and cosmetic doctors) provide procedures for the skin on the chest (such as lasers and chemical peels).
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"On Beckett," which was conceived and staged by Mr. Irwin as an (almost) one-man show, carefully peels back the skin on an actor's fascination with, and interpretation of, its title subject.
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The American car manufacturer is planning to partner with McDonald&aposs to recycle coffee chaff — the husk of coffee beans that peels off during roasting — and mold the residue into headlamp housings.
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Buttigieg's campaign hopes that a win in either of the first two states peels supporters away from Biden, Warren and Sanders and forces some undecided voters to coalesce around the former mayor.
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Each week, three to five of his engaged patients request lasers, (consisting of one focused wavelength of light), IPL, (Intense Pulsed Light, which uses multiple wavelengths of light), chemical peels, and fillers.
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Skin whitening treatments in the Kingdom range from injections people get at local markets to serums, powders, pills, abrasive skin peels, and an untold number of creams, both brand name and counterfeit.
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The document covers a long list of goods and services — and at the very top of the list is "non-medicated skin care preparations," which includes creams, lotions, gels, toners, cleansers, and peels.
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For seven days, I dragged my bag around as it filled up and began to stink, a mishmash of banana peels and Hostess cupcake wrappers and takeout containers from the local sandwich shop.
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As a 14-seater van skids into a bus stop, a young man in denim jeans and a yellow sweatshirt peels out the door, beckoning to passengers looking for a ride to town.
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His paintings from the 1970s through the '90s are deep —blacks, dark purples, rich indigos — but their figurative forms are willowy, wispy: biomorphic peels and curves that evoke a space in between worlds.
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Wildlife vet Andre Uys peers out at the herd through the doors of the blue and white helicopter as the chopper peels off to the left, its rotors dipping below the tree line.
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When I returned just before the final seating, the Grange was bathed in a warm glow and the old glass windows were spilling orbs of light and peels of laughter into the yard.
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"It peels away the veneer of progress under Mohammed bin Salman and reveals the Kingdom's true intolerant face which criminalizes people's identities, as well as progressive and reformist thoughts and ideas at home."
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Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare The Alpha Beta Effect Set, $118 ($181 value)Many people, including Insider Picks editor Sally Kaplan, swear by the Dr. Dennis Gross Peels for clearing acne and reducing redness.
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However, during World War II, Coca-Cola was unable to ship its proprietary syrup to Nazi Germany, so German Coca-Cola employees came up with Fanta, which was made from leftover fruit peels.
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"A facial is a procedure involving a variety of skin treatments including steam, exfoliation, extraction, creams, lotions, facial masks, peels, massage, and LED-light therapy," explains dermatologist Hadley King, MD, of Skinney Medspa.
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Soon after Jack and Ally meet, he peels off one of her fake brows — he's flirting, but he's also saying that he sees the real her and wants the world to as well.
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Explanations include, but are not limited to, tales of naval crew members slipping on rogue peels and bananas floating tauntingly after the ships that carried them sank to the bottom of the sea.
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It's a follow-up to their fruitcake mix of currants, raisins, dates, pineapple and cranberries, but it's better with the citrus peels: King Arthur Flour Yuletide Cheer Fruit Blend, eight ounces, $12.95, kingarthurflour.com.
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" — Rachel Krause, deputy beauty director AHAVA Dunaliella Peel Off Mask"This charcoal mask makes me look kind of scary — it basically hardens around my face, and then peels off super clean and easily.
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Lead paint — which becomes dangerous when it peels into flakes or is ground into dust that people can ingest — was once a pernicious threat in homes, schools and factories all over the country.
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A growing number of entrepreneurs and researchers are working to turn foods like mushrooms, kelp, milk and tomato peels into edible — if not always palatable — replacements for plastics, coatings and other packaging materials.
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Maybe it&aposs the city&aposs air quality, or the result of walking outside this winter, but I&aposve definitely started to notice more cracks and peels across my lips in recent weeks.
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A mai tai by Trash Tiki, for example, includes rum infused with discarded pistachio shells, and stock made of orange peels, boiled and blended almond croissants, lime husk citrus juice, and dried hibiscus.
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These ones combine fresh clementine juice with sugar, Aperol, and—of course—sparkling wine for a nuanced rendition of the classic cocktail combined with the novel presentation of being served in clementine peels.
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A new type of hybrid mandarin with red flesh like a blood orange, marketed as Ruby Tango, is large and mostly orange on the outside, peels fairly easily, and is sweet, juicy and seedless.
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Each episode peels back the layers of mystery surrounding Hannah — who she was, what she experienced, why she did what she did — but also delves further and further into the people who surrounded her.
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It peels the layers back on the black psyche under the duress of white supremacy and highlights the powerful perseverance and love that has enabled black people to survive the horrors of American oppression.
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In this clip, Atomic Fiction peels back the many VFX layers used in Deadpool's highway action sequence — giving a glimpse into just how much work it takes to make an action movie these days.
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It culminates in one of the most moving scenes of the series, in which a broken Elliot peels himself off the floor and hoists himself atop of his father, muttering "thank you" through tears.
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But — from the verbiage, to the selflessness, to the financial savvy reported on this week — it also peels back layers about what endeared Lynch to teammates and fans alike during his nine-year career.
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I started seeing a dermatologist for weekly cortisone injections and chemical peels, but it never really settled down, so I immediately got back on birth-control pills and it cleared up again pretty soon.
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In a meticulous undressing, she peels away items of clothing, pulling a yellow sweater over her head like taffy, nesting her legs in a stretchy blue shirt on her way to taking it off.
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The process starts in the grocery stores themselves, where WISErg's Harvester machine turns food scraps—everything from potato peels to bruised bananas to steaks past their sell-by dates—into a nutrient-rich liquid.
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I've done it and it's a complex, time-consuming task that calls for boiling fruit or fruit peels in sugar syrup over and over again until the sugar replaces the water in the fruit.
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What transpires peels back all of the layers of the unsure time between one's teenage years and "figuring it all out" while also pulling apart the connective tissue between real life and social media.
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Last year, about 23,000 tons of orange peels, apple cores and other organic materials were collected from about 300,214 households, 235 schools, agencies and institutions and 250 drop-off points, according to the city.
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Beer is served in plastic cups, as is the excellent chicha morada, a purple punch Mr. Caballero's wife, Yanet, brews each night from corn, pineapples, citrus peels and heavy doses of cinnamon and clove.
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In the other hand was a cup of chicha morada, a Peruvian drink of purple corn brewed with pineapple peels, cinnamon and cloves, and darker than any wine, so purple it was nearly black.
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It's after Vonn steps out of the spotlight and peels off her racing suit that she reveals the baggage she carries from her long list of crashes and injuries to virtually her whole body.
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What you got to remember this is only the second Fantastic Beasts film in a series, and what's brilliant about Jo's writing is how she reveals her characters, peels them to the heart over time.
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It's like in a sci-fi movie where a sexy android peels off her mask and you remember she's made of steel, or the Wizard of Oz furiously cranking his noise machine behind the curtain.
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In fact, the only extra time I like to spend in front of the mirror is dedicated to sulfur spot treatments and glycolic peels... until I found this oil that does all the heavy lifting.
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STANDING ON A chair in a shabby classroom, a technician peels the plastic off the end of a cable with his teeth and attaches it to some exposed wires that dangle around a light bulb.
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Constance WuThe Crazy Rich Asians star recently told The New York Times all about her beauty routine, which includes one $6 cleanser and the glow-boosting but pricey Alpha Beta peels by Dr. Dennis Gross.
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Total: $171/year Special Occasion:I typically don't get facials because my skin does not react well to the products used, but I got three chemical acne peels every two weeks leading up to my wedding.
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Like Lewis said ten freaking years ago, banana peels don't "quickly disappear"; at the peak of Ben Nevis, which is 33,409 feet above sea level; it can take years for a single peel to decompose.
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Joining Johnstone-Burt on the virtual tour is Anna Reynolds, the palace's official curator of paintings, who peels back the royal glamour and uses the VR environment to pull viewers deeper into the structure's history.
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As she peels back the plastic wrapper from a freshly fermented tray, scores of sticky spider's web thin strands of biofilm rise up from the batch, and a limburger cheese-like aroma pervades the air.
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" Only milk lactic acid or fruit acid peels, administered by a licensed aesthetician, are safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding, Abbott said, but "your best bet is to limit sun exposure, which only makes things worse.
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In the latest Lenny letter, the Togetherness star opens up about why she gets peels and buys anti-aging cream but swears she won't step into the realm of plastic surgery, not even for Botox.
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The Heist also peels back some of Brown's audition process, as the special begins with a larger group of potential felons that gradually disqualify themselves as he runs them through a series of surreptitious tests.
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My grandmother had taken it out of storage, as she did every year, and lovingly set it up on the floor, dropping some clementine peels around its base to show that it had been fed.
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"'Metamorphosis' peels back the layers of the immensely private life of Janet Jackson, sharing her transformation from a young girl with issues of self-esteem to global Icon," a press release for the show read.
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In "Emeralds," there are four (two couples), and in "Rubies" three, a main couple and a leggy Amazon who peels away from the chorus line and vamps her way through the rest of the ballet.
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My icy treasure chest of leftovers, of bread for toasting, of orange peels for candying; of frozen vegetables and fish; of my sister-in-law's cherry chocolate cake and my mother-in-law's eggnog kugel.
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Before Heather Hart, 30, a registered dietitian in Southampton, N.Y., wed this past November, she consulted her board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Kenneth Mark, about her hands' skin inconsistencies and received a series of chemical peels.
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On "Timeless," Blake dives head-on into the clanking sounds of something resembling a drop, while "I Hope My Life," peels back the steady anthem on its surface to reveal the house song chugging along below.
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The camera peels back to reveal life-sized versions of childhood's beloved mascots in a bright pink room, waving as you would wave if you were held in a North Korean prison and told to wave.
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But as the community slowly peels back admin powers in response to account hacking, some are worried that the problem could spur a new class of automated attack that would put the entire site at risk.
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After drinking a cup of coffee with the brunette on his mansion's veranda, O'Gallagher enters a Lamborghini Gallardo (Bruce Wayne had a Murciélago, but whatever) and peels off to the gym, where he'll sculpt his body.
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This is where treatments like lasers, chemical peels, or subcision (which involves the use of a needle to sweep under the scar and break the "tethers" of the scar to the underlying tissue) come into play.
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It's spawned a multibillion-dollar industry encompassing not just cosmetic creams but invasive procedures such as skin bleaching, chemical peels, laser treatments, steroid cocktails, "whitening" pills and intravenous injections–all with varying effectiveness and health risks.
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On my first attempt at a corner kick in decades, the soccer ball peels up and away, well behind the goal and clear over the fence surrounding Stanton Field, the practice pitch at Santa Clara University.
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Despite the fact that most peels on the market have come a long way and won't leave you red and stripped, something about the word invokes a little fear in those of us with sensitive skin.
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I rotate through a series of superficial peels, using different ingredients like glycolic acid one time, salicylic acid the next, and resorcinol every 3-4 weeks, and it'll slowly lift the pigment out of the skin.
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The main shining point of Geno 2.0 is its use of whole exome sequencing, which peels apart your Hominin origins to see what percentage of your DNA is shared with our ancient extinct cousins, the Neanderthals.
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The thing is, in our quest to achieve that skin, we usually turn to lasers and acidic peels and harsh scrubs — stuff we'd never in a million years dream of using on a six-month-old.
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Now, Trump seems to be flying entirely solo, as Macron, long an apparently reliable wingman, peels off, reaching a long-awaited, though not unexpected, reconciliation with his principal challenger for European leadership -- German chancellor Angela Merkel.
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At-home glycolic peels (preferably with a neutralizing step, like the ones from Dennis Gross MD, which prevent skin from traveling too far the other way) can also get you back into that sweet acidic spot.
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Produced by Sydney-based sustainable design studio Mundane Matters, the work is inspired by a Costa Rican conservation experiment, in which 12,000 tons of orange peels were dumped onto a barren pasture in the mid-'90s.
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But we never get a sense of why Nealon rejects the historian's explanation of an effective quarantine policy in favor of a theory that the insecticidal properties of discarded citrus peels prevented transmission of the disease.
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As he's halfway up the stairs, a gust of wind catches him just right and peels away a flap of golden strands to reveal his elusive bald spot, finally laid bare for the world to see!
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Related: Animator Peels Back The Layers Of Everyday Objects Trippy Mutants: A Stop-Motion Love Story Stop-Motion Animation: Now, in Virtual Reality New Stop-Motion Film "Unity" Is The Work Of A Potential Animation Legend
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Encompassing postcards, receipts, paper packaging, and fruit peels, among other items, the project can be viewed as a comment on accumulation or the remnants of an artist's obsession — partly with accretion and waste, partly with himself.
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If their pores are blocked, I initially try to recondition the skin and get it back to a healthy state with a few sessions of deep cleaning and flushing out the skin with more aggressive chemical peels.
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Where Bourdain and company generally try to make cuisines from around the world feel more accessible, Chef's Table peels back the velvet curtain just long enough to make you salivate before letting it swing back into place.
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But from the moment I unboxed an A5 Olive Wagyu — a top quality, hard-to-get steak from Japanese cows that are fed toasted olive peels — it was obvious that it stood apart from all the others.
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"What you got to remember this is only the second Fantastic Beasts film in a series and what's brilliant about Jo's writing is how she reveals her characters, peels them to the heart over time," he said.
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Her works feature realistic and pleasant elements of everyday life, often placed in the kitchen, as in Kiss Me and You'll Kiss the 'Lasses, or Peeling Onions (in which a woman cries as she peels an onion).
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The video shows the entire insane approach: the jet flies a few feet over the runway before it peels left and screams right on top of the guy before picking up air again over the cameraman. Bananas.
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This one, from a family company that has been making gin in the Piedmont region of Italy for 40 years, infuses the alcohol with lemon peels pressed and added to the mix of juniper and other botanicals.
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She did not see the unripe bananas like stubby fingers hanging down, which had been there when she went to get the water; she did not see the peels, which she would find later in the garbage.
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That's why places like Heyday in New York City now offer half-hour facials for $60, while Pure Essentials Day Spa in California has 35-minute "Fast Results" facials, lifts, peels, and eye-smoothing treatments for $45.
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As this element strengthens, it is bolstered by continually erupting peels of melody, harmony and percussion, building upon one another until the entirety is a dazzling behemoth that inundates you with its mellifluence or cacophony or both.
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Bring to a boil for 30 seconds, then reduce the heat to low and let the mixture sit over the lowest heat until the fruit is very soft and the peels are translucent, 10 to 20 minutes.
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He scrapes ink from magazines and uses fruit peels to make paintings, and he learns the prison recipe for a toasted cheese sandwich: wrapped in a plastic bag and baked overnight between the bars of a radiator.
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Individuals are using home-bought peels for a variety of different reasons: "Skin complaints range from trying to treat their acne to improving their skin tone or texture, or hoping to remove skin pigmentation," Dr. Mahto says.
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While the post notes Burrell is a "brand ambassador" for the banana company that sponsored the post, other news outlets expanded on her statements, claiming banana peels can help with weight loss, better sleep, and clearer skin.
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In his work, Strand absorbed the pain of losing a friend to AIDS in 1993, reflected in a new movement that employed as materials the facial peels that were part of his friend's daily skin care routine.
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When the bullet arrives, its destination influenced realistically by wind and distance, the camera augments my perspective with X-ray vision: the target's skin peels away and I can see the bullet tear through flesh, cartillage, and bone.
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Unlike many exfoliating scrubs, serums, toners, at-home peels, or even retinoid-spiked night creams, this new breed of moisturizer (many even geared for day) tend to offer a gentle entry into exfoliation without drying out the skin.
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The 22-year-old aesthetician — someone trained to perform beauty treatments such as facial peels and hair removal — from Mebane, North Carolina, told BuzzFeed News that DIY treatments shared on these accounts can cause more harm than good.
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Even minimal support peels away from Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE, which could doom the former Vice President's campaign.
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"I also believe in background checks, so that terrorists can't get their hands on one of these," he says, propping up the completed rifle and offering a challenge in his approval message as he peels off his blindfold.
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"L-ascorbic acid, a very common form used in vitamin C products, has to be formulated at a low acidic pH, usually 3 to 3.5, which makes it as acidic as over-the-counter chemical peels," Travis says.
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The most common cosmetic procedures include rhinoplasty ("nose job"), breast augmentation, liposuction, and minimally invasive treatments like collagen injections, chemical peels, and fillers, all of which correspond to areas of the body that BDD patients focus on the most.
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As any dermatologist will tell you, it's important to switch up your skin-care routine as the weather turns warm and humid, giving your skin some TLC by adding lightweight hydrating serums and gentle resurfacing peels into your routine.
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She goes into the bathroom, where she peels off her clothes once again and takes a shower, soaping her body and rinsing, and repeating this process twice more, all the while crying and wondering if she is going crazy.
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It was to him that she originally dedicated the coruscating installation "Strange Fruit"—discarded peels of citrus, avocado, and bananas, their bruised skins painstakingly made whole again with sinew, zippers, buttons, and thread, over the course of five years.
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READ MORE: Meet the 70-Year-Old Japanese Women Who Freedive for Seafood Kanzuri has only four ingredients: togarashi chili pepper, salt, rice koji—a yeast–like mold used in sake production—and the peels of yuzu (Japanese citrus).
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A heartbreaking survey of the characters' shared past, the episode uses ancient letters, stuffed animals and plenty of music as it peels back the layers of the sacrifice Ice King's human form made to protect Marceline: his own sanity.
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From 22010 to 21970, the American artist Zoe Leonard stitched fruit peels back together, as if trying to repair the original fruit, in memory of her friend the artist David Wojnarowicz, who died of complications from AIDS in 1992.
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"Sex Doll" is a salacious title, but this superficially mysterious character study from Sylvie Verheyde is constructed more like a Russian doll: The script peels away layers of possibility until it becomes clear that there is almost nothing underneath.
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Each day aboard this largely self-sustaining ecosystem, cows eat potato peels and grass clippings, then set free 5,700-plus pounds of dung, which a Roomba-like robot sucks up and dumps down a shaft to a deck below.
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Most websites advise that acid peels at these percentages are "very strong," and warn against using them if you're pregnant or taking Accutane — but none list the side effects, which can include painful chemical burns, scarring, and increased pigmentation.
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"A number of patients have attended my clinics over the past few months with skin issues such as pigmentation, and on further questioning during the consultation, it transpired that they were buying high-strength peels online," she tells Refinery29.
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Inside the gleaming-white treatment rooms, which look lifted from the set of a '70s-era sci-fi movie, clients choose from a host of scientifically backed services including laser toning, acid peels and the celebrity-approved Runway Facial.
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The mask dries after 10-15 minutes, depending on how generously you slather it on, and peels off easily — which is really fun, first of all, and helps shed the dead skin cells that routine cleansing might not have removed.
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I'll still keep my go-to esthetician's number for chemical peels, targeted extractions, and milia removal, but come my next turn as a bridesmaid, it's amazing to know that HydraFacial can painlessly ignite glow in the span of a single appointment.
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Darden credits Alba for being the push she needed to open her new skin-care studio, which has four rooms where clients can get treatments including custom peels, LED-light-bed therapy and an Honest facial using Alba&aposs products.
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These chemical compounds, also found in chemical peels, work their magic through a process called chemical exfoliation, which sloughs away dead skin and encourages new cell turnover, for fresher, clearer skin over time without the abrasiveness of physical exfoliants. Chemicals!
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For this one, Urushido and Jimenez used wormwood (for absinthe-y bitterness), lemongrass (citrus-y), angelica (sweet and anise-y), grapefruit and lemon peels (yet more citrus), licorice bark (yet more anise), and rose petals and lavender (for floral flavors).
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"It is basically rhubarb," Evans says, as he peels back the fibrous, green and red outer skin of a knotwood branch to reveal a watery light green inner with a soft flavour that crunches like apple as you eat it.
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Kantuta's father, an Aymara Indian, migrated from a drought-stricken Andean village at just 15, a journey that forced him to eat discarded banana peels to survive and that ended in the capital La Paz, where he often faced humiliating discrimination.
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One thing that does survive is Hae-mi's demonstration of her miming skills, as she peels and eats a nonexistent tangerine—the trick being, as she explains, not to pretend that something is there but to forget that it isn't.
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The music video for Jenny Hval's "Female Vampire" zooms in on skin that peels, stretches, drips and writhes; it's a startlingly visceral experience that aptly represents the label Sacred Bones' broader plunge into the grotesque, the occult and the sinister.
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It's a beautiful scene, in which Mr. Tucker peels away the protective layers of all six friends, including the faded rocker, Billy (Mark Linn-Baker); his even-keeled wife, Michiko (Jodi Long); and Darla (Ellen Parker), the photographer married to Vincent.
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After finding out that Axe lied about his business arrangement with Wendy, she leaves a note on his pillow ("You lied to me"), grabs four $10,000 "bricks" out of the vault, and peels away with their sons to destinations unknown.
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Prior to hitting store shelves, each avocado — sold by the Del Rey Avocado Company and treated by Apeel Sciences — is sprayed with a special solution made from fats found in the skins and peels of fruits and vegetables, such as apples and raspberries.
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But, deep down, we've done enough testing to know that just because something comes in a plastic bottle with a sticky label that peels at the corners, or happens to be sold by your mom's friends on Facebook, doesn't mean it's not amazing.
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According to a press release, the new offering is a "light lager brewed with real lemon peels and aged over real black tea," making it the latest addition to Bud Light's citrus-infused line that also includes Bud Light Orange and Lime.
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It sounds like something out of Star Trek: a patch thinner than a band-aid that you slap on your arm and, within moments, it lights up with heart rate, blood sugar, and so on — then peels off a few days later.
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Explaining what exactly the facial entailed, Louise shared that it consists of chemical peels, micro needling to help stem cells and peptides to penetrate and promote collagen growth, an electrifying mask to calm the skin and her secret sauce: the growth factor serum.
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A good skin-care regime that's high in antioxidants like vitamins A and C, plus daily SPF, is a starting point — and topical treatments like peels that are rich in alpha-hydroxy acids can help reduce the appearance of early fine lines.
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The new filament is also completely biodegradable, so if a 3D creation doesn't quite turn out as a child envisioned it, they can just toss it in a compost bin alongside banana peels and veggie scraps and it will simply rot away.
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As always, restraint is as important as release, so after "Closing Shot" reaches its exuberant peak, Lindstrøm peels back every layer and reduces his creation to its bare essentials again, only a few spare synth stabs entering and exiting as occasional punctuation.
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If Mrs Clinton marshals a broad anti-Trump coalition that peels off some habitual Republican voters and combines it with high turnout among traditional Democratic supporters, she will have an opportunity to create a new centrist coalition that may long outlast her.
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A skeptic of Rogers' genuine kindness off-screen, Vogel slowly becomes a true believer as Rogers peels away at his hardened exterior and motivates him to focus on the things that matter in life, like reconciling a broken relationship before its too late.
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"Zoya kind of very literally and metaphorically peels away all of those layers to kind of tap into a very real, very authentic side of me ... a little bit more quiet, more reserved, more introverted and more internally feeling sensitive, vulnerable," he said.
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Jun gives a physically open, natural performance that works as a lovely counterpoint to Haemi's cryptic actions — she has an unseen cat, peels an invisible tangerine — while Yoo invests Jongsu with a reserve that suggests social awkwardness that can seem self-interested.
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Then, almost as if to add insult to injury, one group of about 210 flamingos peels off to the north and heads straight toward me, passing 225 feet off my bow as I gawk with a mix of wonder and withering frustration.
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In his hypnotic semiautobiographical novel, Johannes Anyuru, born in Sweden in 1979 to a Ugandan father and a Swedish mother, peels back these layers of turmoil, revealing how Amin's rise to power altered his father's life and provided a prologue for his own.
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Country music is an ever-evolving aural history of the tensions inherent in negotiating American identity--between the high lonesome fiddle and jangly peels of banjo, between the sins of Saturday night and Sunday morning salvation, between the real and imagined America.
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If you want to preserve food that is about to go bad a little longer, freeze it or check out this guide for turning browning bananas into banana bread, using watermelon rind to make soup, and making tea from apple core and peels.
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"Edwards peels off the covers and exposes the myth of fair-play and esprit de corps in sports as a giant trap for Black athletes who have been charmed from without and strangled from within," writes journalist Samuel J. Skinner in the book's forward.
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It cuts straight through a pewter pitcher like a laser; creates a pancake-like puddle when shot against glass (which satisfyingly peels off in one, giant piece); turns into a weird, granular texture when shot into water; and sadly, has no effect on a watermelon.
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And face peels get their name from their origin, which is as chemical treatments that, in their most potent, medical-grade form, will actually cause the skin's surface layer to blister and peel away, a process that will eventually reveal fresh new skin underneath.
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From a pile in the centre a staffer peels out the long ballot slips—there were 20003 candidates—and hands each to his boss who reads out the vote and passes it to the appropriate delegate, who adds it to his or her stack.
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In the video, obtained by Fox 8, you can see Smith's Mercedes hit a red Hummer (which appears to be the one driven by Cardell Hayes) ... but instead of pulling over to exchange info, Smith peels into the opposite lane of traffic and speeds off.
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My brain subconsciously peels back years of interactions with my wife to decode the message appearing on my phone, but between her and me there's still a thicket of sociotechnical mediation, a stew of people and history and parts, that can never be untangled.
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The nukazuke starts off as slices of cucumbers and carrots that get buried and fermented in rice bran—the outer layer of brown rice that gets polished off to make white rice—along with the flavors of kombu, bonito flakes, chili, and persimmon peels.
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All in all, this is a great step up for all you non-stick surface lovers looking to graduate from that Teflon and Teflon-like crap that just peels away after a couple of years and ultimately starts to end up in your food.
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In one small study of subjects with blisters and leg ulcers (Google Image that second one at your own peril), the combination of boiled potato peels and gauze bandages reduced dryness and increased tissue regeneration better than bandages alone, according to research conducted in India.
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But if the stories that follow are more of these aetherial worlds, they're also about people who are haunted by aetherial worlds — visions, glimpses of the transcendent, moments when the dull plastic coating of reality peels back to reveal something vastly more precious underneath.
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A pink film version of a Michael Haneke lecture, the director peels back the layers of the relationship between two performers as they are haunted by memories of the past and each other, as well as the relationship the audience has with eroticism onscreen.
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While the idea of a tavern peppered with weirdos is well established (see "Cheers"), the show's outdoor filming promises to shake up the convention, something that the camera makes a point of reminding viewers of when it occasionally peels away to show the live crowd.
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Mackey says bugs hate the smell of citrus, and rubbing the peels on yourself skin-side down—so you're not a sticky mess—lets the natural oils transfer over to your skin and deter bugs, flies, and ants from making you their next meal.
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You said you think that peels off, they peel off from your audience, so your audience is even broadly, it's sort of guess in ... it hasn't even ... so if you're a hardcore fan you're probably not ... you're even less likely to watch you guys?
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But both he and his supporters have rightfully concluded they have much more to gain than lose if Schultz decides to run and peels away votes from whoever ends up being the Democratic nominee — and that's why they're encouraging him to go for it.
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Apeel's technology takes the naturally occurring chemicals found in the skins and peels of plants and applies it to fresh produce, providing what the company calls "a little extra peel" that slows the rate of water loss and oxidation — which cause vegetables and fruits to spoil.
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Watching people cook at Christmas—in real life, in the flesh, your mom's sweating a party hat to her head until it goes see-thru, while your dad, deranged, peels gallons of vegetables in front of the TV—is actually a very high-stress thing to do.
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Your derm can prescribe retinoids or chemical peels that may boost your results, recommend the best facialists in your city, or, if need be, kick your treatment regimen up a notch with Isolaz, a multi-session, in-office treatment that combines gentle pore suctioning with light therapy.
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SpotMini, first unveiled in June 2016, started out as a giraffe-looking chore bot that was pretty terrible at performing tasks around the house, and, in one short clip, hilariously ate it on a cluster of banana peels like a character straight out of a slapstick cartoon.
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This series of photographic still lives depict plastic-wrapped consumable goods, decaying fruit peels, and a discarded head of hair to reference the human tendency to frenetically preserve our slowly weakening bodies through the course of our lives, despite the ultimate, engrained futility in doing so.
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" As Pavlovic explains further, "The aesthetics shift, and we as viewers are equally as confused—should we be repulsed to see how a beautiful building has gone to disrepair, or should we be fascinated by the way the paint peels and the roots grow through the walls?
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Don't buy anything from an ad that appears in the chumbox section of a website or any ad that looks like it'd be right at home next to thumbnails of women getting creepy skin peels, old headshots of former child stars, and fingers with holes in them.
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His view is shared by many in the rundown holiday resort, a once bustling fishing port some 140 miles (200 km) northeast of London, where paint peels off windswept ferris wheels and mainly elderly visitors wander past its "Golden Mile" sandy beach and drab amusement arcades.
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For added length, the products are applied either over a tip — a long piece of plastic glued to the end of your nail — or over a form, a little sticker under your natural nail that guides the extension and peels off once the nail is hard.
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The prosaic and spiritual mix in the poet Alice Fulton's first book of stories, "The Nightingales of Troy," spanning more than 90 years and four generations of women in Troy, N.Y. And Lauren Acampora's "The Wonder Garden" peels away the pristine veneer of Old Cranbury, Conn.
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The bartender who is already cutting her garnish fruit can be asked to save you a few lemon peels, and anyone working the two-bin fryer will happily dunk your rendered chicken skins for 60 seconds and hand them back to you warm, salted and crispy.
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Before the killer can pull the trigger, Cooper's instincts and muscle memories kick in, and thanks to some advice from a helpful vision of "the Evolution of the Arm," he peels Ike's hand away from the weapon, leaving a hunk of bloody flesh on the butt.
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According to 2012 reports from Reuters and Mother Jones, there have been numerous documented cases of farmers feeding both beef and dairy cattle a variety of sweets, including "salvage" chocolate, cookies, dried cranberries, Froot Loops, gummy worms, hard candy, hot chocolate mix, sprinkles, marshmallows, and orange peels.
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Peels (piths removed) went into two containers, to unburden themselves of essential oils in a two-week bath of either VG or PG. The VG batch came out much lighter and had an acrid, shoe-rubber taste for reasons unknown, while the PG batch was usable but unsatisfying.
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"This paper peels back a little bit of a window into the mechanisms perhaps by which bacterial-based therapies may be stimulating the immune system," says Saurabh Saha, a cancer researcher who's studied the cancer-fighting properties of Clostridium novyi bacteria and was not involved in the study.
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We're huge fans of Dr. Dennis Gross, so you can imagine the audible gasps heard around our office when we found out the brand created an exclusive pack of 60 Alpha Beta Daily Peels, plus a sneak preview of the new Clinical Grade Resurfacing Liquid Peel, for Nordstrom.
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Conversely, though, if you're smuggling hot dogs into the office using banana peels or stuffing your back pockets full of pork chops just to get your daily meat-fix, you've probably got some more pressing, deep-seated issues to worry about than your workplace's food policies—namely, cholesterol.
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Via Vimeo Staff Picks Related: PES Deconstructs His New Stop-Motion Masterpiece 'Submarine Sandwich' Watch 550 Marbles Freak Out in This Stop-Motion Music Video Board An Interstellar Soviet Spaceship In This Retro Stop-Motion Music Video Animator Peels Back The Layers Of Everyday Objects With Stop-Motion
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A large allied force approaches the objective (Mosul, in this case) from multiple directions, establishes a loose cordon around the city, and peels away the outlying towns and villages, all the while opening an escape route for refugees and people who do not want to fight, General Scales said.
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In his book Console Wars: Sega, Nintendo, and the Battle That Defined a Generation, author Blake J. Harris peels back the curtain to give readers a glimpse at Sega's efforts in the 1990s to dethrone Nintendo, which in the United States was the undisputed king of the video game.
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In between swigs of booze, Lee recounts his hectic childhood and gradually peels off layers of history, while simultaneously building up the apparition of Blanche — theatergoers familiar with Tennessee Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire" will easily pick up the trail of bread crumbs dropped by Mr. Jacobs's book.
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Separating slimy banana peels from clumps of coffee grounds was dirty work, but it had a laudable goal: trying to get a handle on how much food waste could have been consumed or diverted before winding its way into the waste stream with a one-way ticket to the dump.
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Dressed in a suit of armor, a "wearable libretto" inscribed with lyrics, which she gradually peels off while she walks and sings, Motland appeals to an army of Joan of Arc-type figures to rally together against western philosophy's (masculine) culture of reason that has permitted the plundering of natural resources.
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Join myself and Social Editor Danika Harrod as we discover the true utility of lemon peels, the best way to kill bizarre creatures, and the fact that, when you miss Austin, you can always pretend he's the fern between two Ds. You can also watch the video region-free on YouTube.
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Even though in season 1 he certainly had his darkness, it plays to a lot of his struggles, and it sort of peels the onion back of how he struggles to deal with the pressures of feeling like you have saved a kid, and now who does that make you?
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He ends both solo and ballet with a slow, marvelous and extraordinary gesture: Standing upright, he first holds his hands together high above his head, but then very slowly peels one hand down — down in a vertical line, down the other arm, down across his chest, down past his hip.
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Denino's fans joke that he streams "from the streets of Hollywood to the dirtiest bedroom in L.A." Someone appeared to have emptied a full trash can in the attached bathroom: fast-food wrappers, orange peels, and cans of Monster Energy drink spilled off the white counter and onto the floor.
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Then, one evening, another dish materialized: lu rou fan, braised minced pork over rice, here made with skin-on Berkshire pork belly melted over eight hours with five-spice, dried orange peels, rice wine and dark and darker soy sauce, in a pot filled with Taiwanese beer instead of water.
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Using leaves, stems, banana peels and other fresh plant materials left behind after fruits and vegetables are picked or processed, Apeel has developed a method for creating imperceptible, edible barriers that the company says can extend the life of produce like green beans and berries by as much as five times.
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Each story beat peels away just enough mystery to keep a vice grip on your attention, and with so many unforgettable moments in each of the three games, it's hard not to pick it up and run through it again to relive it, and maybe try to make some different, less-damning decisions.
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"In pregnancy, it is safe to do fruit-based peels and facials, but only with a board-certified dermatologist who knows exactly which products go into the bloodstream and which don't," says Dr. Jegasothy, noting that it's especially important to seek help from a derm who has experience treating dark skin tones.
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A tom yum-inspired tipple features makrut lime-infused vodka spiked with lemongrass and bird's eye chilies; the Barley Sunny uses malted barley, grapefruit zest, and dried tangerine peels; the Desert Rose mimics a tequila negroni, but with milder Aperol standing in for the Campari and a touch of dried sour plums.
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Your girlfriend's work with vegetable peels reminds me of the stories within "In Memory's Kitchen," the heartbreaking history, edited by Cara De Silva, of the Terezín cookbook that was handwritten by women (the cookbook's main author is Mina Pächter) at Theresienstadt, the concentration camp established in then-Czechoslovakia by the Nazis in 1941.
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In 2011 the Philippine Food and Drug Administration issued a public warning about an "alarming increase in the unapproved use of glutathione administered intravenously," reporting on adverse effects which included skin rashes, thyroid and kidney dysfunction, and even potentially fatal Stevens–Johnson syndrome, in which the skin peels from the body as if burned.
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Valerie meant to go looking for Robyn then, to say goodbye, but the sight of chaos in the kitchen brought her up short: dishes piled in an old sink, gas cooker filthy with grease, torn slices of bread and stained tea towels and orange peels lying on the linoleum floor where they'd been dropped.
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It resembled that perpendicular seam sometimes made in the straight, lofty trunk of a great tree, when the upper lightning tearingly darts down it, and without wrenching a single twig, peels and grooves out the bark from top to bottom, ere running off into the soil, leaving the tree still greenly alive, but branded.
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A recent study by Dr. He, published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, found baking soda solution was more effective than either plain water or a bleach solution at removing pesticide residues from the surface of the peels, but the fruit had to be immersed for up to 15 minutes before being rinsed.
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Gua Sha Massage As Facial If you've been getting weekly or monthly professional facials in an effort to lessen the signs of aging and promote circulation, there may be an easier way to achieve the same effect at home — and it doesn't involve any chemical peels with potentially harmful toxins or skin-zapping lasers.
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The 'bubbling playfulness' evoked by Playgirl is there—but coupled with a real unease as the cute goth groupie peels her vest top off her shoulder to flash the camera her Type O tattoo, as the Kim Basinger lookalike in the audience expresses her desire to have her naked body wrapped up in his hair.
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The Duchess of Sussex made the impromptu move of grabbing a marker and writing uplifting notes like "You are brave" and "You are strong" adorned with little hearts on banana peels while preparing the bags of food to be distributed tonight by One25, a charity that helps sex workers by bringing them food, advice and blankets.
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" Pompeo may not favor a made up look, but she loves for her skin to glow, and rounds out her simple beauty routine with Philosophy Uplifting Miracle Worker moisturizer and organic coconut oil "as an all over body moisturizer," plus facials and peels "to keep the dead skin off your face and make you look fresh.
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Shiseido is testing new products, like "second skin," a patented cream that tightens skin, smooths irregularities and peels off like a Band-Aid; and Optune, a contraption that purports to analyze a user's mood, health and skin quality, then factors in the weather, and pulls from five cartridges to dispense a customized product, like an espresso machine.
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For "All Nerve," due March 2 from 4AD — the label involved with all four of the band's previous releases with various lineups from "Pod" in 303 to its most recent record, "Mountain Battles" in 2008 — some things were the same, like Kim Deal's songwriting and the reverb-laden peels of her guitar rubbing against her voice, muscular and sweet.
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These oranges are instead somewhere between that cold quarter section you used to shred between your teeth at halftime huddle in junior-varsity field hockey, sweating and panting around the Igloo water cooler, and those sandy, taffylike traditional candied orange peels a health-conscious mother would put in your snack pouch mixed with nuts and seeds to give her daughter a big, fast — natural — boost.
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When Moonee and her pals kick a plastic bag, or knock on a door with a drumming of both fists, you sense a superfluous energy that begs to be burned off; it harks back to the cocky schoolboy, in " The 400 Blows " (1959), who peels away from the squad of pupils, led by the phys-ed teacher, and crosses the Paris street in a jiving strut, clapping his hands.
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For such songs as "I Love All of Me," an empowerment anthem for the bullied, overlooked, and powerless; "Children Power," a jaunty march whose all-embracing spirit offers a lift for little ones from the playground to the boardroom; and "It's Gonna Rain," in which Ono, with little-girl glee, runs outside into a drenching downpour, Bartlett peels away the drum machines and bombast of their original 1980s versions.
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In numerology, the number eight is associated with the movement of moneyA few sprigs of fresh thyme (dried works too) for luckOrange peels for prosperityA handful of fresh basil (dried works too) for protectionCloves (whole or ground) for moneyOats for prosperity and abundanceSprinkles or dextrose star candies (fruits or stars) to sweeten the dealPaper 1 pen or marker with green ink1 green candle and 1 white candle Post-Holiday Wallet Money Spell Jar20173.
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If you want to ease in, "glycolic acid, salicylic, or lactic acid peels can be effective, and [you should] look for products that contain kojic acid, alpha-arbutin, licorice extract, and vitamin C." And, of course, applying a sunscreen with broad-spectrum UVA and UVB protection every time your shoulders are exposed is the most important thing you can do, not only to prevent spots but also to protect your skin in general.
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Now, in addition to browsing those ubiquitous "I Love New York" T-shirts and curious plastic frogs sentenced to swim for eternity in their little tubs, Canal Street shoppers can peruse the $10,000 gold and diamond pendant necklaces at Foundrae, or pop into Canal Street Market for a $17 lobster roll at Luke's and check out various indie wares (a ceramic banana from Rebu, say, or a hand-embroidered work wear shirt from Peels).
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" While hyaluronic acid fillers and Botox aren't technically banned for usage in pregnant women, they are discouraged — not because there's a known risk to pregnancy associated with them, but because, as an article published by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery states, "Definitive recommendations on the safety of procedures such as chemical peels, injectables, fillers, and most laser therapies during pregnancy cannot be made [due to] a lack of controlled trials addressing the safety of cosmetic procedures during pregnancy.
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The many names of those standing on banana peels waiting for a shove include the badgered architect of our renewed war on marijuana and voting rights, Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, and his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein, both still standing between Trump and his nemesis, the Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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