They weren&apost able to penetrate those but they were able to penetrate the DNC&aposs.
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Their smaller size allows them to penetrate exposed skin more easily, but they don't penetrate clothes.
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To penetrate DLT databases, hackers would have to penetrate an insurmountable number of computers all over the internet.
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But lidar doesn't penetrate intrusions so it does not penetrate rain, fog, dust and snow, whereas a radar does.
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The wall that we're doing is very hard to penetrate.
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Ingredients are going to penetrate based on their molecular size.
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China worries the system's powerful radar can penetrate its territory.
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The layers of politics and bureaucracy are hard to penetrate.
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But microwave radiation doesn't penetrate metal, it simply gets reflected.
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These are more dangerous and can penetrate deeper into skin.
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DNA repair enzymes are supposed to penetrate the skin's surface.
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"They were unable to penetrate our defenses," Vasconcelos told me.
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Yet security forces have failed to penetrate its jihadist networks.
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Beijing worries the THAAD's powerful radar can penetrate Chinese territory.
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The technology does not penetrate buildings very well, he said.
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Still others often penetrate deep into wallboard, drapes and upholstery.
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The research, however, often doesn't penetrate the stigma surrounding addiction.
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This wasn't surprising: These wavelengths don't penetrate the deep sea.
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Yet that awareness has yet to penetrate the public consciousness.
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Make sure radio signals can't penetrate, soundproof, all panels secure.
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The bullet scraped his skull but did not penetrate it.
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Beijing says the system's radar can penetrate far into its territory.
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Working up a sweat also helps it penetrate your scalp, too.
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Djokovic, unlike Nadal, hits fairly flat shots that penetrate the court.
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It can also penetrate matter more deeply, and resolve smaller features.
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Other documents describe bids to penetrate vehicle control systems in cars.
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Undaunted, the males penetrate right through this exoskeleton to deposit sperm.
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The LRSO will provide us the ability to penetrate these defenses.
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This means it can penetrate deeper into the ice and snow.
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"The smell would just penetrate through the entire house," she recalls.
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The thing about these conspiracy theories is they do penetrate deep.
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Neither the pavilions nor the utility structure penetrate the marble floor.
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"Telegram, we can't penetrate, we can't get into it," he said.
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Pakistan denied that Indian forces had managed to penetrate its defenses.
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That attachment offered Houston an opportunity to penetrate the Chinese market.
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It doesn't penetrate grease and grime on surfaces, things like that.
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It believes the THAAD's radar can penetrate deep into its territory.
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The attack did not penetrate the security perimeter, the official said.
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CS: I wanted to also penetrate the expectations of my culture.
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Beijing worries the THAAD system's powerful radar can penetrate into Chinese territory.
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Your partner squats or leans over you to penetrate you from above.
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Glucose trackers currently on the market use sensors that penetrate the skin.
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I can build a wall around your homes that nothing will penetrate.
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A gray soul, apparently, can't penetrate that thin veil between the species.
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One of the abusers wanted to penetrate her with a metal rod.
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Courage began to replace the fear that tried to penetrate my heart.
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The hacker only has to be right once to penetrate a system.
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RADIO waves cannot penetrate water, so cannot be used for submarine communication.
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The debris did not penetrate into the cabin interior, the agency said.
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SINCE the dawn of Islam, Shias have been trying to penetrate Egypt.
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SARA CARTER, CIRCA NEWS: Yes, he wanted to penetrate the American market.
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You do not want an anus clenched when attempting to penetrate it.
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They will cause whole body irradiation and penetrate centimeters into human tissue.
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At that depth, it's too far for any significant sunlight to penetrate.
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And because it's unfolding online, "it becomes hard to [penetrate]," Ross said.
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"They are a closed community that is hard to penetrate," she explains.
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Iraqi forces have yet to penetrate the western section of the city.
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A Tomahawk strike against North Korea would not penetrate hardened nuclear sites.
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"Lubrication helps accommodation of things that may penetrate the vagina," she says.
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If he did cooperate, he could have helped prosecutors penetrate powerful circles.
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On Thursday, French researchers reported that the virus can penetrate individual spermatozoa.
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The fund said it expects to help XJet penetrate China's manufacturing sector.
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How do we penetrate more deeply, and just understand how it works?
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This helps it penetrate the grime so the sanitizer can be effective.
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Stryk believed his team could penetrate the uncertainty surrounding the White House.
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The N.S.A. used DoublePulsar to penetrate computer systems without tripping security alarms.
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Free speech can more easily penetrate totalitarian regimes that would suppress it.
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Yet this message has failed to penetrate many other areas of design.
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The best experience was learnt here and it needs to penetrate further.
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Imagine there's a bubble around you, and negative energy can't penetrate it.
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In some buildings, wide windows allow the landscape to penetrate the inside.
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"A lot of the stuff that swirls around doesn't penetrate," she said.
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"They have a very strong gaze that will penetrate you," she said.
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She said to avoid any eyewear that would allow light to penetrate.
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She said to avoid any eyewear that would allow light to penetrate.
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In addition, Iran has proven its capability to penetrate industrial control systems.
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Muons are only partially absorbed by solid objects, and can thus penetrate stone.
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One night, she claimed he actually tried to penetrate her with his fingers.
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But it's Canada's best chance to penetrate the insularity of the new USA.
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If people penetrate our borders we must get them out of the country.
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In addition, the wall must resist attempts to penetrate through or under it.
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This activates all the other layers, which helps them penetrate into the skin.
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Luckily for Rasmus and his traveling companions, the water didn't penetrate the boot.
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I won't be able to penetrate my partner the way I want to.
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If people penetrate our borders, we must get them out of our country.
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That means Spice can operate in darkness, and can penetrate smoke and fog.
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Sweaty orgies where people penetrate one another as a way of saying hi?
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Such particles are small enough to penetrate human lungs and other vital organs.
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It's high-band can't penetrate walls or travel as far as the competition.
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Still, CIL could seek to form alliances with peers to penetrate specific markets.
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The particles can penetrate hundreds of yards (meters) into stone before being absorbed.
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You could even bring out the big guns (dildos) and penetrate each other.
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So can her message really penetrate today's polarized and high-stakes political environment?
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And what roils the press takes far longer to penetrate the national consciousness.
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For three minutes, he sings haphazardly letting his "hood melodies" penetrate the production.
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Low frequency waves are great because they can penetrate obstacles like concrete buildings.
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These canals allow saltwater to penetrate into the wetlands and kill freshwater vegetation.
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The legal frameworks of certain offshore centres make ownership devilishly difficult to penetrate.
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The N.S.A. knew in advance of the Iranians' intent to penetrate the banks.
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He used the bottle at one point to penetrate me without my consent.
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In particular, how far did this particular hack penetrate into the election system?
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Of course a bee's stinger can't penetrate the thick hide of an elephant.
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Breasts that are not dense have more fat, which X-rays penetrate easily.
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Were they trying to penetrate the campaign, gain access, gain leverage, gain influence?
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Additionally, 24G is expected to penetrate lower-cost smartphones in 25 as well.
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"We proactively try to penetrate our own information systems every day," Colvin said.
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That perhaps obvious insight has yet to penetrate Mr. Trump's reality distortion field.
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"I can't penetrate the inner motivations of the Republican leadership," Mr. Brown said.
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You do not want to have something penetrate the bottom of your foot.
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For reasons that he now says are "impossible to penetrate," his depression lifted.
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But don't expect the flavors of your marinade to penetrate inside your meat.
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But he also acknowledged the "legitimate need" to penetrate encryption, especially during terror investigations.
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Security forces were able to penetrate the penitentiary, preventing additional escapes, the department said.
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The problem with 5.56mm has been the opposite — not enough mass to penetrate armor.
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We have a long way to go and we have many markets to penetrate.
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You need to be able to penetrate the obscurity of the shell corporation, correct?
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Unlike the camera system, radar signals can penetrate through fog, rain, snow and dust.
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"Walk in, penetrate, cross the moving images to get inside the cylinder," notes Arad.
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Turkey's counter-terror efforts begin at land borders that are increasingly difficult to penetrate.
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He was never able to penetrate the French art world or the Paris market.
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On Larkin's first touch, he bobbled the ball trying to penetrate the Celtics' defense.
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When he realized she had woken up, she said, he began to penetrate her.
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That's right traditional media owners—it is up to you to penetrate the market.
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I eventually found a pair of sunglasses of mine that it could not penetrate.
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"Ironically, sperm are notoriously difficult to penetrate," Jones said in the university press release.
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We have, for example, attempted many times to penetrate the complex heart of Radiohead.
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By compromising just one device, a hacker could penetrate an entire electronic health network.
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Emergency-room monitoring devices, like core Consumer Price Index (CPI), do not penetrate enough.
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They were able to penetrate five computers from which the Chinese launched their operations.
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These fine particles can penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the bloodstream.
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Boiling the lobster in water takes longer for the heat to penetrate the nerves.
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I also needed to penetrate yet another layer of African air travel, domestic airlines.
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Why do you think it's taken so long for women to penetrate the genre?
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Lexmark said the deal will help its efforts to penetrate the Asia Pacific market.
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Kadzuwa said his variety was covered in hard leaves that pests could not penetrate.
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Some were complex, involving infra-red sensors or shaped charges that could penetrate armor.
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And it will penetrate the rising wave of censorship that is plaguing our country.
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AS: The constant twitchy fascism of the guy just began to penetrate my consciousness.
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Unlike Amazon in the U.S., JD.com still has regions in China it can penetrate.
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But these facts don't penetrate the perception that the government lacks control over immigration.
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But facts that don't penetrate the walls of an ideological silo are facts nonetheless.
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We would wrap ourselves up in a big circle that no one could penetrate.
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We must challenge mistaken assumptions about the speed with which alternatives will penetrate markets.
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That's when it had a wide open market to penetrate and machines to sell.
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They upend one industry after another and penetrate every nook and cranny of society.
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With their small molecule size, these oils quickly penetrate, delivering high levels of nutrients.
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Wielding spears, the villagers then engage any who managed to penetrate the protective obstacles.
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But even when we do so, water will continue to penetrate the built environment.
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"The virus itself is so small that it can penetrate the mask," she said.
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Third, the Iranians have shown at least some capability to penetrate our critical infrastructures.
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Maybe nefarious entities didn't need an image from Apple to penetrate my digital secrets.
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There was a specific program to penetrate and take control of Samsung smart TVs.
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Rubberstamp the merger and Boris's bombast would penetrate 72 percent of our living rooms.
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It was tough to penetrate, tough to score, and, at times, tough to watch.
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Could West Nile or Powassan virus penetrate the placenta and infect a human fetus?
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PM2.5 pollutants are considered especially hazardous since they can penetrate deep into the lungs.
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This is how medicines like asthma inhalers are able to penetrate into the lungs.
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"It doesn't penetrate the skin so it seals it and creates a barrier," Hume said.
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"A lot of oils and butters sit on our skin but won't penetrate," says Wilkerson.
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China vehemently opposes the THAAD deployment, concerned that its powerful radar can penetrate its territory.
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According to Dr. Lee, the lace material helps the peel mask penetrate deeper into skin.
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She freaked out, and tried to push him away when he tried to penetrate her.
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Current weather satellites cannot penetrate heavy rain to measure the winds inside a hurricane's core.
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Her assailants were two cousins who would undress her and penetrate her with their fingers.
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Radar works proficiently in poor weather because its can penetrate thick fog, rain and snow.
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The tritium radiation does not travel very far in air and cannot penetrate the skin.
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As it decays, beta particles travel only about 6 millimeters, and can't penetrate human skin.
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Many are finding it difficult to penetrate these companies but see it as a necessity.
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There's very little if anything that can penetrate that ... there's a long way to go.
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A huge sandstorm around Ramadi helped it penetrate Iraqi forces' defensive lines in May 2015.
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"Vinas was as valuable as having our own agent penetrate al Qaeda," the official added.
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"Windows block UV light but not UVA [which penetrate deeper into the skin]," Katz says.
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And warming would penetrate ever more into the deep ocean, below 700 meters (2,300 ft).
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Further, the vagina has thinner membrane, which makes it easier for the virus to penetrate.
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"The high-energy cosmic rays are the ones that can penetrate the atmosphere," he said.
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Soil can protect the plants, but the cold tends to penetrate dry soils more easily.
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It has shown that it can penetrate security in Baghdad to detonate devastating car bombs.
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Cryptocurrencies exist within a level of opaqueness that is difficult for financial authorities to penetrate.
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It had no recoil, could be fired underwater, and could penetrate armor at 100 yards.
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Typically, it takes about two years or more for cavities to penetrate adult teeth enamel.
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A denial could stand to make Apple's attempts to penetrate the Indian market more difficult.
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Some proponents cite the idea of "osmosis" to explain how magnesium can penetrate the skin.
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David Goldfein, who touted the F-35's ability to penetrate Chinese and Russian defenses.
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Explaining to a boy that he can't penetrate your clit, him trying anyway, no foreplay.
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"The constant twitchy fascism of the guy just began to penetrate my consciousness," Sullivan says.
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Music has the power to penetrate and touch emotions; really affect you and move you.
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"We have requested heavy equipment like a backhoe, so we can penetrate further," he said.
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The light drifting through the front and back windows probably won't penetrate to the center.
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"I don't really think that's how the information from dramatic narratives penetrate," Mr. Norris said.
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Clinton, and the Russian military intelligence agency's use of hackers to penetrate state voting systems.
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Other than the biggest fights, boxing has recently struggled to penetrate the mainstream sports discussion.
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Security experts think that hackers were trying to penetrate a spate of Apple ID accounts.
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It included an information department, meant to penetrate and influence civil society and political parties.
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That includes overcast days, too — up to 80% of UV rays can penetrate cloud cover.
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Satellites typically measure ice thickness with a special radar, which is supposed to penetrate snow.
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The tiny particulate matter can penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the blood.
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They used hardened drilling technology to penetrate regions far hotter than any other geothermal well.
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They utilize sovereign legitimacy to create illicit financial networks that penetrate law-abiding free economies.
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He said that the rays penetrate your skin's surface more deeply than a traditional sauna.
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The chemical baths create thick coatings that can't penetrate the fibers' microscale nooks and crannies.
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It is so ingrained that parenting shapes the child that her message just doesn't penetrate.
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Things penetrate the openings of other things, but the body is nowhere to be seen.
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Muons can penetrate deep into rock and reveal hidden voids and chambers to particle detectors.
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That program is meant to "prevent, penetrate, and dismantle criminal acts of terrorism" directed at ports.
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Essentially, the male would have to position himself to penetrate the woman in order to participate.
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The sarcoma tumors grew so large and concentrated that a needle couldn't penetrate them, Smith said.
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There was an attack on those RNC servers and they weren&apost able to penetrate it.
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Washington (CNN)It should be tall, climb-resistant, difficult to penetrate and blend into the landscape.
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As I penetrate the coconut one last time I begin to feel a strange wriggling sensation.
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While conversations rarely penetrate the bell jar of my self-containment, inventive forms of caregiving do.
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The system will allow phone signals to penetrate along the length of the transport network's tunnels.
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Wilson made her first four shots, but South Carolina was rarely able to penetrate the defense.
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Once sperm identify and bind to the ZP2, they can penetrate the egg and fertilization occurs.
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The salt is important, as it can penetrate and season meat more deeply than other ingredients.
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They are able to penetrate solid matter to some degree, but are eventually absorbed by it.
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Trump said hackers tried to penetrate the Republican National Committee as well but that they failed.
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The water pressure is high enough to penetrate fur, but low enough to still be comfortable.
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Mature sperm are better able to move, find an egg and penetrate it to complete fertilization.
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She insists he did not penetrate her, although she says he told her that he did.
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As I penetrate the coconut one last time I begin to feel a strange wriggling sensation.
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Instead, the attackers will use many different steps and elements to penetrate a system over time.
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Bratton said the bullet did not penetrate the vest and the officer suffered blunt-force trauma.
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It has repeatedly shown that it can penetrate security in Baghdad to detonate devastating vehicle bombs.
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China says the system's advanced radar can penetrate deep into its territory and undermine its security.
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Deploying multiple warheads on China's strategic missiles gives them better abilities to penetrate US missile defense.
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You must penetrate a wonderful and surprising architectural forest to get to the Arctic char filet.
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Beijing said the system's advanced radar can penetrate deep into its territory and undermine its security.
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It shoots off alpha particles that travel only a few inches and cannot penetrate the skin.
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He saw flashlights from police officers who were trying to penetrate the club and rescue people.
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Hackers from the Chinese government regularly penetrate into American companies' computer systems to steal trade secrets.
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This kills the bee but it allows venom to penetrate the wound for a short time.
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So while they do penetrate your skin, scientists don't believe that they actually alter your DNA.
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They don't have a penis, so they can't penetrate them so they're just kind of scissoring.
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The cleaner your skin is, the deeper the products you apply on your face will penetrate.
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While they may have appeared plantlike, they lived in waters too deep for sunlight to penetrate.
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Their faith becomes very thick armor indeed, one that even the sharpest Enlightenment rationalism won't penetrate.
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Anonymous U.S. officials claimed an instant victory, although Iran insists it failed to penetrate its systems.
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But the reality of widening geographic disparities has been slow to penetrate Democratic politics and policymaking.
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That Green fails to penetrate the emotional blankness of his SMM subjects is not his fault.
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Beyond the gossip, there is a fog of the past that is better not to penetrate.
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But the Iranian network may have become overextended and easier for rival espionage agencies to penetrate.
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And how does it start to penetrate him emotionally, spiritually and practically as he's investigating things?
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The lightly armed F-35 could take advantage of its stealthy airframe to penetrate enemy defenses.
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But it doesn't matter when they continue to penetrate government and private sector networks at will.
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China says the system's powerful radar can penetrate deep into its territory and undermine its security.
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Blue light doesn't penetrate the skin as deeply but zaps acne-causing bacteria on the surface.
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However, the investigation was limited by an apparent inability to adequately penetrate the video file itself.
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Antoinette often displays a hair-trigger defensiveness that only the easygoing and persistent Stephen can penetrate.
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Offensive obstacles like log-traps smash armored vehicles that penetrate too deeply into the engagement area.
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Fractioned coconut oil is highly moisturizing, so it helps the essential oils to penetrate the skin.
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Known as PM2.5, these particles penetrate deep into the airways, causing inflammation, asthma attacks, and cancer.
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How then is the light to penetrate, that moment of illumination that may redeem a life?
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Here's how to do it: Integrating dirty talk, have your partner penetrate you in the orifice of your choice using a strap-on dildo or their penis, and then either you or your partner can penetrate a remaining orifice (your mouth, anus, or vagina) using other dildos.
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PM2.5 dust, the most dangerous kind, includes pollutants such as nitrates that can penetrate the cardiovascular system.
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"You can control how much you allow to penetrate, using your legs to control thrusts," Saynt says.
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Both produce powerful X-rays that can penetrate your skin to kill tumor cells in your body.
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Was it a counterintelligence investigation where they were worried about Russia trying to penetrate the Trump campaign?
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Positive Technologies reported on Thursday that its researchers were able to penetrate 73 percent of industrial organizations.
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They found that coconut oil has a low weight, which allows it to penetrate the hair shaft.
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The same technology is beginning to penetrate personal vehicles to monitor driver-related behavior for safety purposes.
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Terragraph is capable of delivering high speeds at the cost of not being able to penetrate walls.
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Moore in part alleged that the firm's people had attempted to penetrate his systems via that URL.
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The heat is said to help the moisturizer penetrate the skin and hair follicles in my scalp.
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We've basically set up an exercise for bad guys to find innovative ways to penetrate our borders.
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As the water escapes, it opens up pores in the food, allowing the oil to penetrate inwards.
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As the waves penetrate the brick they change as they pass through other structures behind the wall.
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One partner kneels to penetrate/stimulate the other, who is on their hands and knees, from behind.
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More precisely, Vivo Under Display can penetrate 1.3mm of OLED, 525μm of aluminum or 800μm of glass.
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Two of those missile tests have seen rockets penetrate Japan's air defense identification zone in recent months.
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We need to see how we can penetrate this world with ITT Tech and [Daniel Webster College]!!
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It's easy to overlook the deeper layers of the ocean, beyond the zone where light can penetrate.
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China worries the system's powerful radar can penetrate its territory and it has objected to the deployment.
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We have to do better spacing the floor, move the ball side to side, penetrate and kick.
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It's further evidence that the exaggerated fangs of saber-toothed cats were strong enough to penetrate bone.
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Facebook has been trying to penetrate the country, with Zuckerberg learning Mandarin and making entreaties to officials.
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When she was 15, Denhollander alleges Nassar would massage her breasts and penetrate her with his fingers.
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The MOB, which has never been employed in combat, was designed to penetrate deep and hardened targets.
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Companies try to thwart the practice on their own websites while aiming to penetrate their competitors' defenses.
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Biologists have to rely on off-road vehicles and helicopters to penetrate parts of the remote region.
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The heat from your dryer will allow the oil to penetrate the hair and really settle in.
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And the main cultural struggle in the Trump years will be to penetrate that barrier and connect.
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They have yet to find any of the group's bombmakers and struggle to penetrate the jihadists' communications.
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UV-A rays are the most common and penetrate most deeply, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation.
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China opposes the THAAD deployment because it is worried the system's powerful radar could penetrate its territory.
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In this episode, the Secret Service said, the armed man did not penetrate the White House grounds.
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He launched Brightstar in 1997, a company focused on helping telecom firms penetrate the Latin American market.
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This role should allow Netflix to penetrate much deeper into broadband households than is the case today.
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"That data is hard to penetrate without the use of machine learning and reading tools," Lee said.
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"Gonorrhea cannot penetrate intact skin—it has to come into contact with a mucous membrane," Donovan says.
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"They aren't designed to penetrate the skin or enter the bloodstream," says James Kennedy, founder of Apothecanna.
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I'm not chasing longevity, but I know that I appreciate when things penetrate and transcend a moment.
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My job is to be the tip of the spear—to penetrate so the idea can follow.
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If they don't try to have sex with everyone, they'll at least try to penetrate your mind.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the link stretched miles but failed to penetrate the police barricade.
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The Americans and the Russians are now helping it penetrate the Islamic State, Iraqi intelligence officials say.
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And that matters in an economically dominant field that's hard enough to penetrate even without cultural obstacles.
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In order to penetrate or fuck your inguinal cunts, you need to locate them inside your body.
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Oiticica called these constructions "penetrables" because you enter, or penetrate, them by moving past layers of curtains.
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It's too far for sunbeams to penetrate, and so there's no light to give way to color.
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Is the membrane of cynicism and apathy too thick for even a rhetorically revolutionary campaign to penetrate?
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Exxon's influence has already begun to penetrate Guyana's society and economy, shaping the country in the process.
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The denizens of Silicon Valley live in a bubble, which Mr. Bannon's acid theories would surely penetrate.
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History teaches that determined people will evade, penetrate, surmount, and tunnel under even the most imposing structures.
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Was Miceli akin to an X-ray tech for environmental disaster, assessing damage regular cameras couldn't penetrate?
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The alpha-particle radiation it gives off travels only a few inches and would not penetrate skin.
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To penetrate the brick wall, black Americans frequently must rely on the names of their ancestors' owners.
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Electric vehicles are the future, a future that GM and Ford have not been able to penetrate.
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Cuban remains positive that Netflix will accelerate its growth globally as it continues to penetrate markets overseas.
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She leads with her jaw, and she has this very static, still posture that nothing can penetrate.
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Even with all that firepower, Scorsese was the streamer's only filmmaker to penetrate the best-director category.
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The agent sustained only minor injuries after the knife failed to penetrate his body armor, officials said.
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And because of this, it could be hard for Chinese players to penetrate without a carrier partner.
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The boom of supersonic air travel looks set to penetrate U.S. skies, following legislation agreed by Congress.
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The new financing will help the company expand its product portfolio and penetrate new markets, it said.
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Putin said on Tuesday the Avangard system could penetrate both existing and any future missile defence systems.
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They drilled longer wells and spaced them closer together in a zipper design to penetrate more shale.
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The crater zones of stratovolcanoes are often highly fractured, which allows water to penetrate the volcano interior.
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But Elliott maintained that the number 24 did not penetrate his racing helmet whenever he strapped it on.
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As an underwater vehicle, Proteus is designed for forces that need to covertly penetrate enemy territory using water.
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It will penetrate across industries to take over basic tasks from humans, seamlessly interacting with our daily lives.
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Perhaps enough sunlight could penetrate a lake covered by less ice to support some sort of microbial colony.
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The perpetrator wasn't able to penetrate into the building thanks to front windows being made of safety glass.
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"That will cause swelling of the cuticle and allow the ingredients to better penetrate the shaft," she says.
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Burning oil and coal emits pollution particles, some small enough to penetrate into the lungs and the bloodstream.
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Wells are being designed to penetrate multiple layers of oil that are stacked on top of each other.
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And every second, 600 billion neutrinos — which emanate from explosions inside the sun — penetrate our bodies and Earth's.
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The data on our webpages will now be encrypted, making it significantly harder for third parties to penetrate.
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Iowa (6-2, 3-2) didn't let Northwestern (1-6, 0-203) penetrate farther than the Hawkeyes' 28.
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" "We have lost several sources who have worked for months, and years, to penetrate groups and target subjects.
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Ebola outbreaks may increase in coming decades as humans penetrate deeper into Africa's remaining forests, the study found.
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Beijing says the system would enable United States military radar to penetrate deeper into China, compromising its security.
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Because low-band can travel further and penetrate buildings easier than high-band alternatives—AT&T wants more.
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UVA rays can penetrate clouds and glass, which means you're probably exposed to them more than you think.
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With a Chinese investor, their business gains a competitive edge in the exceedingly difficult-to-penetrate China market.
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In both cases, the perpetrators did not allegedly penetrate their victims with their penises, which precluded rape charges.
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Low river levels have allowed seawater to penetrate inland, ruining vast swathes of cropland in the fertile delta.
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Corey told us he felt a sharp object slightly penetrate his skin, drawing a tiny bit of blood.
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The basic set-up created an irresistible target for Russian intelligence, one that they repeatedly attempted to penetrate.
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Test number two: Can it penetrate my scales to absorb into my skin and have an actual benefit?
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It's very clever — not ruse, but facade, perhaps: this smooth, courteous exterior that is very hard to penetrate.
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China says as part of its objection that the system's far-reaching radar can penetrate into its territory.
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"An army of principles will penetrate where an army of soldiers cannot," Paine wrote later in his life.
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"They simply don't seem to penetrate the national consciousness for more than 24 to 48 hours," he said.
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They had an antibiotic that could kill the microbe, but the medicine wouldn't penetrate the blood-brain barrier.
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Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) said Sunday that Democrats' message in the presidential election failed to "penetrate" voters.
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Similarly, it eats from the interior of plants, where, for obvious reasons, pesticides are not meant to penetrate.
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Tehran manufactured EFPs specifically designed to penetrate the toughest armored U.S. vehicles — killing and maiming the Americans inside.
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Help heal the skin even more and help those products and ingredients to penetrate deeper into the pores.
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Israel said that the frequency reader stopped being able to penetrate the drone systems' transmissions sometime in 2014.
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There's also research that some insects may be growing thicker exoskeletons, making it tougher for insecticides to penetrate.
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Russia saw Trump's chaotic campaign as an irresistible target for Russian intelligence and repeatedly attempted to penetrate it.
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Each of them contained stacks of bricklike squares, wrapped in black tape that the scanner could not penetrate.
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Radar doesn't penetrate deep water, so accurate depth soundings must be made by ships with high-resolution sonar.
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Its tiny, needle-like fibers penetrate deep into the respiratory system, causing illnesses like mesothelioma and lung cancer.
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He has given them celebrity, fancy government titles, security clearances and entry into circles they'd never penetrate otherwise.
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Atmospheric enhancements penetrate almost unconsciously as you examine the exhibit: birds singing, thunder, the sound of a helicopter.
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Relaxed travel restrictions and the spread of the internet allowed baseball agents to penetrate Cuba like never before.
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But Mr. Pollini sensitively drew out the plaintive melodic lines that penetrate the tangles of passagework and counterpoint.
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It hasn't been able to penetrate our noisy news cycle here on the other side of the world.
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"Frieze is a tough market to penetrate," he said of the battle for attention amid thousands of artworks.
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More energetic particles still penetrate the Sun's magnetic field, interact with the sun's atoms, and produce gamma rays.
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These particles penetrate deep into lungs, and can cause inflammation, asthma attacks, and over the long term, cancer.
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They are best applied the night before grilling or baking to allow the flavor to penetrate the meat.
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Serena's eyes are everywhere, her gaze seeming to penetrate every corner of the home she's desperate to protect.
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It is also more powerful than cellular service because the frequencies can penetrate concrete walls and other obstacles.
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The A350 also managed to penetrate Boeing strongholds including Japan where American aircraft reign supreme over European types.
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Similar to the spectrum used for 4G LTE, low-band frequencies cover large areas and penetrate buildings well.
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Their 3-inch-equivalent high-velocity guns were effective against armored vehicles and could penetrate double-brick walls.
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But RNA and DNA can break down, or fail to penetrate cell membranes or to trigger protein-coding.
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The FCC will be auctioning off valuable 600 megahertz airwaves that can travel long distances and penetrate buildings.
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Cassini will penetrate that formerly inviolate space not once but 193 times, about once a week until Sept.
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These are the reactor buildings: the intractable core of the disaster zone, the radioactive redoubts the robots must penetrate.
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Bubble chambers were early particle detectors into which particles of different energies would penetrate with different depths and patterns.
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The investment will be used to penetrate new markets and bolster research and development for its 911 emergency solutions.
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A good pillow hump is much less intimidating than using a vibrator, or really anything that can penetrate you.
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The theory: Heat helps the oil penetrate the hair shaft better, giving dry hair a quick infusion of moisture.
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An initial explosion produces a pressure wave powerful enough to flatten buildings or penetrate into cave or other structures.
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Hypersonic aircraft can penetrate missile defense systems, such as radar, owing to their high speeds and low incoming angles.
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"By simulation, we know that such an ion with high energy can penetrate into the lunar soil," says Terada.
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What better person to penetrate you with an inky needle than her best friend instead of a judgy tattooist?
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Smooth on the mask for 20 minutes and stand in your hot, steamy bathroom — which really helps it penetrate.
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The vibrations sent out from the drum penetrate the body of the listener and uncomfortably reverberate through the chest.
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They found that malicious attackers could penetrate the app and then view, disrupt transmission, or even alter voters' choices.
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Rihanna has also managed to penetrate the fashion industry on her own terms, a feat that can't be overstated.
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Once ingested, the worm can penetrate the intestine, traverse the nervous system, and burrow into the brain's outer lining.
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Earlier in the game, Texans defensive end Jadeveon Clowney used the element of surprise to penetrate the Raiders' backfield.
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But again, without being in an intelligence service, I don't think it's possible to penetrate that part of Telegram.
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The team also demonstrated how peptides (short chains of amino acids) are able to penetrate through a cell membrane.
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In this position, one partner lies back while the other uses their fingers or hands to penetrate the other.
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However, Vivo's sensor can penetrate glass, aluminum, and OLED deeper — the company claims — than any similar technology out there.
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For comparison, Qualcomm's previous technology could only penetrate 400μm of glass, and capacitive scanners only go up to 300μm.
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Delicious scent aside, ingredients like olive oil penetrate damaged strands while almond oil gives our hair a nice sheen.
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And yet, more recently, the category has proven among the hardest to penetrate and find true product-market fit.
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It was Shuman who had designed the security system that no terrorist could ever learn to control or penetrate.
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" Preliminary findings from the medical examiner also revealed "the bite wounds on her head did not penetrate her skull.
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Pulsed light uses short blasts of a poly-chromatic, high-intensity light to penetrate just below the skin's surface.
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Comey added that the FBI saw efforts to penetrate voter registration database but not voting machines or tabulation processes.
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Perhaps the best way to penetrate the statistical smoke is to look at annualised production over a longer period.
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This camera is sending information wirelessly, which means that we don't have to penetrate the mask with a cable.
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The charging documents said Barto used his bare fingers to digitally penetrate girls and fondle the genitals of boys.
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Translation – threats cannot penetrate Trophy's protection, keeping the tank and crew safe from strikes that could have been lethal.
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That has drawn fierce criticism from China, which says the system's powerful radar can penetrate deep into its territory.
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Jet injectors help solve this problem, delivering vaccines to patients using pressure to penetrate the skin, rather than needles.
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And because it can penetrate vegetation, exposing features inaccessible to satellite cameras, it accelerates much of geology's grueling fieldwork.
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The virus can penetrate the womb in pregnant women, causing a rare but crippling birth defect known as microcephaly.
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Russia is believed to have been behind pre-election attempts to penetrate voter information databases in Arizona and Illinois.
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In its S-1 filing, Pinterest said one risk factor is that it could fail to penetrate new demographics.
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The suit alleges that when she was 15, Nassar would massage Denhollander's breasts and penetrate her with his fingers.
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It's been very difficult for some of the science and tech folks to penetrate that level of the administration.
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The MK 84 is a 2,000 pound bomb designed to penetrate hardened targets, according to the US Air Force.
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The security services also need to penetrate jihadist networks and their supporters, using human recruits and enhanced signal intelligence.
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"In that position, the guy is able to push his hips forwards enough to penetrate [his partner]," Kendrick says.
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Hemingway remains Hemingway—the macho attitudes continue to penetrate the prose even when the gender roles get switched around.
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He said he told her "no" when she asked him to have sex but he did penetrate her digitally.
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Professions are often hard for outsiders to penetrate, thanks to licensing rules, training requirements and other barriers to entry.
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The term is also used metaphorically to describe when key messages either penetrate or get lost in political chatter.
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C.I.A. officers, confined to Afghanistan, struggled to recruit assets who could penetrate jihadi networks in Pakistan's lawless tribal areas.
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He added that schools should be built differently to make them harder to penetrate to prevent future school shootings.
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"When you look at it, those that want to penetrate our system try all segments--all segments," he said.
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Perhaps the best way to penetrate the statistical smoke is to look at annualized production over a longer period.
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The stability there still holds; when ISIS overran much of Iraq in 2014, it could not successfully penetrate Mahmoudiya.
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"The signal doesn't travel far enough, or penetrate through obstructions well enough, to make it economically interesting," Moffett said.
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"A concrete structure 30 feet high that takes four hours to penetrate costs $24.5 million a mile," he says.
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You can also play with downward dog, and have your partner stand and penetrate you from behind, she suggests.
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The exterior is made of travertine stone and metal, which would make it very difficult for fire to penetrate.
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All of which has made it even harder for more expensive cloth brands like EcoFemme to penetrate the market.
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It can penetrate NATO chemical protective gear and was specifically designed to be undetectable using NATO and U.K. sensors.
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The fallout from the collisions creates a constant bombardment of harmless particles that can penetrate deep into the planet.
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His biggest concern is that earthworms will penetrate even further north in the boreal and spread into the permafrost.
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VICE: It's pretty remarkable in and of itself that a foreign drone would penetrate deeply into Israeli airspace, right?
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So if you are not on that stage, you have to really be able to penetrate the media cycle.
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"It's also purposefully superficial, holding a mirror up to the creative process rather than attempting to penetrate its mysteries."
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By this logic, American carmakers have failed to penetrate the Japanese market because dealers and regulators collude against them.
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It is unclear, however, whether Chinese aircraft actually, or its missiles, could penetrate American defenses on Guam or elsewhere.
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While far-UVC light can destroy microbes, it cannot penetrate even the dead cell layer of our skin's surface.
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"The U.S. market is harder to penetrate because American consumers are more brand-driven than product-driven," says Yoo.
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The United States, with its bunker-buster bombs that could penetrate deep into underground facilities, could wait to strike.
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Numerous creeks and basins, like the Paerdegat, penetrate upland from the bay, putting surrounding areas at risk of flooding.
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On the perimeter, Hayward, George Hill and others make it difficult for their assignments to penetrate, forcing difficult shots.
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The technology itself uses low-powered television channels to cover long distances and can penetrate obstacles like concrete walls.
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In Emily Furr's paintings, objects penetrate the openings of other objects, but the body is nowhere to be seen.
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He wrote that a bullet fragment from the officer's first shot struck Kodi's cheek, but did not penetrate it.
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Unlike Senator Grassley, the Democratic senators tried to penetrate the armor, but their questions bounced off without a trace.
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The ASDF received the aircraft, designed to penetrate enemy defenses by evading radar detection, last May, its spokesman said.
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By refining his technique and, as it were, limiting his topic, the artist can penetrate his approach more deeply.
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The new breach does not appear to have resulted from an attack using an outside computer to penetrate the system.
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"This helps your moisturizer to penetrate deeply into the skin, locking in natural oils, and aiding in repairing," she explains.
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The Phalanx 1B fires Mk 244 ammunition, using the Enhanced Lethality Cartridge specifically designed to penetrate anti-ship cruise missiles.
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She was acquitted, however, of first-degree criminal sexual conduct because she said she did not penetrate the child, MLive.
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But the weapons Phillips and Matasareanu had could penetrate the officers' vests "like a hot knife through butter," Massa said.
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They encourage close looking, a teacher's device for how one should penetrate, scan, and understand the larger paintings as well.
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Not only will service providers penetrate ever deeper into manufacturers; some manufacturers also see themselves increasingly as sellers of services.
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"Because the hair is synthetic, the dye won't properly penetrate the fibers and it could ruin your wig," she says.
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The Hawkeyes (6-2, 3-2) didn't let the Wildcats (1-6, 573-5) penetrate farther than the Iowa 28.
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For hundreds of years, they helped extract precious teak and hardwoods from jungles that even modern machinery still cannot penetrate.
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Then, there are tiny branches of the smell nerve (the olfactory nerve), that penetrate the skull base through small holes.
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The smaller these particles are, the further they can penetrate into the body, and the more damage they can do.
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Then, I use oxygen power to insert those vitamins and nutrients deep into the skin so that they really penetrate.
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But the dye will only penetrate as deep as the light does, so this method only works on superficial wounds.
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However, the virus can penetrate the womb in pregnant women, causing a rare but crippling birth defect known as microcephaly.
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Previous CT scans were more medical, with less resolution, and weren't able to penetrate the rocky nature of the skeleton.
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But it was formulated so it would penetrate fast, so you can layer your SPF moisturizer over it, Thomas says.
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The second generation felt alienated, caught between their parents' foreign culture and societies whose institutions they found hard to penetrate.
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The grease isn't able to penetrate into the deeper valleys, which also makes it much easier to simply wipe away.
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In March, the Trump administration blamed Russia for seeking to penetrate multiple types of infrastructure including nuclear, water and manufacturing.
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It can take months for news to fully penetrate the public consciousness, and opinions are sure to shift over time.
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There are bunker-buster missiles the U.S. developed that can penetrate a weapons bunker below nearly 300 feet of cement.
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"And they have such a right - so long as they do not threaten and certainly not penetrate our demarcated waters".
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Beijing regulators are cracking down on global tech companies trying to penetrate the lucrative Chinese consumer data and communications market.
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It's leveraging that position for power and security, putting strains on global tech companies' ability to penetrate the Chinese market.
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"A hypersonic vehicle could be a deep penetrator and could provide that unknown time when it would penetrate," Carpenter said.
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No Netflix, PIA VPN users 🙁 Additionally, PIA VPN does not penetrate China's "Great Firewall" (although there's a cumbersome workaround).
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If we're going to open it, we just penetrate the first shell, turn it, and then look for the muscle.
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Like many girls who have undergone this type of FGM, her new husband was unable to penetrate her during sex.
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Stability might be an illusion, but it is an illusion that, day to day, defeats most attempts to penetrate it.
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Sometimes the hackers succeed in gaining access to data, but rarely do they penetrate more critical systems in such attacks.
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The cybersecurity threats government and industry face today are complex, continuously evolving to evade defense mechanisms and penetrate sensitive networks.
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So that the French could penetrate the apparatus of power, and understand what had been my decisions and my emotions.
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Miyashiro believed that Wu had a rare chance to penetrate the American rap charts, as long as he was careful.
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Attempts to penetrate U.S. electoral systems could undermine our electoral processes, and the public's confidence that such processes are reliable.
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In attempting to penetrate the U.S. grid, North Korea is following the same playbook that it developed against South Korea.
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Unfortunately, this information seldom escapes the scientists' laboratory, and hence, reports of their findings fail to penetrate the public consciousness.
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The U.S. government has seen a rise in cyberattacks that penetrate industrial control systems, a top cybersecurity official said Wednesday.
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Sometimes, against his protests, Williams reported, Norwood would hit him with whips or belts and penetrate him violently, without lubrication.
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"Because most offices do have curtain walls, it makes it possible for a visible laser to [penetrate]," Nassi told Motherboard.
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Qasim Khan stabs his knife repeatedly into an eggplant, and punctures the skin so the heat will penetrate its flesh.
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All of them knew that they'd never possess me — and none would ever imagine they'd be able to penetrate me.
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Apply the paste, allow it to penetrate the stain for 30 minutes, rinse with cold water, then launder as usual.
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Google added that the radar signal could penetrate fabrics, enabling controls that could work in a pocket or a backpack.
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Having the capacity to penetrate Israel with a combat drone would grant Iran or whoever operated this significant offensive capacity.
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Neutrons from the source, slowed down by the water, would penetrate the uranium atoms in the cans and induce fissions.
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And on Wednesday there was news that hackers had this week tried to penetrate the Democratic National Committee's voter database.
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When Brazil's Pantanal wetlands flood, for instance, fire ants form rafts so tightly interlaced that water doesn't penetrate their mass.
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The United States has condemned foreign operations aimed at intruding in American networks to influence elections or penetrate energy grids.
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The ships were last seen on July 26, 1845 by whalers, but the expedition managed to penetrate the far north.
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Again and again I marveled at the efficiency of an Interstate System designed to penetrate deep into the urban grid.
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Visitors stay in environmentally sensitive mobile camps and penetrate deep into roadless parts of the park, areas replete with wildlife.
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Many of the hacking attempts are mimicking the techniques that were used to penetrate the Democratic National Committee in 2016.
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But to Trump, the Democrats allegedly used Crowdstrike to penetrate a computer server and link the crime to the Russians.
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Last year, al-Shabaab launched an assault on a U.S. military base in Somalia, but failed to penetrate the compound.
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The U.S. government has seen a rise in cyberattacks that penetrate industrial control systems, a top cybersecurity official said Wednesday.
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Until that question is answered, sustainable products are likely to remain "luxury" goods that fail to penetrate into the mainstream.
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Cygnss can penetrate a hurricane's thick wall of water and peer into the eye of the storm, according to NASA.
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These reports included that Russia wanted to spread disinformation, penetrate the media and conduct cyberattacks that influenced the electoral process.
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But China vehemently opposes the system's deployment in South Korea, fearing its radar would be able to penetrate its territory.
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About 400,000 men, or 0.4%, have been sexually coerced by a coworker and 184,000 were forced to penetrate another person.
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Number one, we have to use, through crime prevention, through environmental design, build schools differently so they're harder to penetrate.
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On Wednesday, Officer Mcloughlin testified that he had breached the door because he feared a bullet could penetrate the door.
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Whether this was because the researchers had not allowed enough time for vapour evaporating from the explosives to penetrate the soil (they had buried the targets only five days before the tests) or because those vapours cannot penetrate such soil well enough for the bacteria to detect them is a subject for a further test.
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We learned quite a lot from people x-raying pictures and x-rays will penetrate all the way through the painting.
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The Navy uses them predominantly for anti-submarine warfare or reconnaissance, and we use them to penetrate the hurricane eye-wall.
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What's extra special is that, unlike wi-fi or cellular service, the stronger TV signal can penetrate buildings and other obstacles.
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The report indicated that foreign hackers were able to penetrate deeper into U.S. voting systems than the public had ever known.
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But for someone to gain access to internal GitHub logs, they would have presumably needed to penetrate other layers of security.
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Though The Widow is entirely fictional, it technically isn't the first story of a plane crash hoax to penetrate pop culture.
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In 2000, internet access had only just begun to penetrate middle America; online video was clunky and social media barely existed.
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The cutting-edge vehicle has the potential to penetrate U.S. missile defense systems and be refitted to include a nuclear warhead.
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Pedro reckons that the startup's new investors with ties to Microsoft, Salesforce, and Samsung should help it penetrate the enterprise further.
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It's not uncommon for nation-state hackers to penetrate administrative and business networks of energy companies in the US or elsewhere.
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While Silas doesn't try to chew the Wobbler, I imagine very strong jaws would be able to penetrate the hard plastic.
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Cosby then went on to grope and digitally penetrate her, and also guided her hand to touch his genitals, she said.
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As the talks in London progressed, the Turkish Deputy Prime Minister said that Turkish forces may penetrate even deeper into Syria.
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"The United States Pacific Command (USPACOM) has sent 30 staff with equipment to help penetrate the cave walls," Prawit told reporters.
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But when his exasperated lover and his arch critic penetrate the walls of La Vie en Rose, his temperament immediately deteriorates.
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Image: ESA/FinmeccanicaEuropean scientists have unveiled an ice drill designed to penetrate three to six feet into the frigid lunar surface.
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Miners might further narrow their search, Dr Richards says, by looking for faults that enable water to penetrate the rock layers.
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They are so full of energy, in fact, that they can penetrate spacecraft hulls, then find their way into body tissue.
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Clark is the founder and lead cosmetic chemist of the brand, which counts the Penetrate/Encapsulate Treatment as its hero product.
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With airstrikes and artillery attacks effectively impossible, the militants were able to penetrate far beyond their redoubt along the Euphrates River.
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If this incident was part of a coordinated structure, intelligence services can gather data and eventually penetrate those networks, he explained.
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Some migrants may hope to defeat the odds and penetrate one of the most fortified sections of the southern U.S. border.
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His excitement was palpable yet beneath it there was something fixed and immovable, some barrier she wasn't sure how to penetrate.
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Corruption has been a problem in the past, and observers rightly wonder how guerrillas manage to penetrate heavily guarded bases repeatedly.
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To penetrate the gang, they need new names ("Shark Tank" and "Tectonic") and, most of all, a new way of talking.
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Yet another tool still to be added will penetrate a part of Mars that instrument has ever probed before: deep underground.
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The projectile nailed Canadian stunt man Ryan Stock in the collarbone, though it didn't appear to burn or penetrate his flesh.
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The tiles are transparent to allow sunlight to penetrate the cells from above but appear opaque when viewed from an angle.
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It would carry an upgraded W-80 nuclear warhead and be able to penetrate the world's most advanced air-defense systems.
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Regardless of unique views, it seems there is still a bamboo ceiling in hip-hop that Asians just can't penetrate through.
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A top cybersecurity official warned Wednesday that the U.S. government has seen a rise in cyberattacks that penetrate industrial control systems.
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Window glass blocks UVB radiation, but UVA rays can still penetrate, which over time causes the skin to thicken and wrinkle.
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Now, it can certainly take time for an issue to penetrate through the media and then be reacted upon by voters.
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Only blue light can penetrate this far down, which makes the swell shark and the chain catshark glow in the dark.
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Muons have the property that they penetrate deeply into matter and lose energy proportionally to the amount of matter they cross.
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At that hearing, Undersecretary of Energy Mark Menezes warned of "constant" efforts to penetrate the Department of Energy and the grid.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "He spent the last four years saying he's going to build a wall nobody would be able to penetrate.
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Or they might latch on to the head with metal claws and then penetrate the skull with a tiny shaped charge.
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Censors have been working hard to ensure that news of the leaks does not penetrate China's "Great Firewall" of Internet controls.
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Comcast has been working to penetrate this market since they have such a huge installed base with over 54 million homes.
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A drill with a higher voltage rating will deliver a greater ability to penetrate hard materials or to drive screws quickly.
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Given kabaddi's recent gains, it should continue to penetrate the Indian market and may eventually even garner attention in the West.
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This makes it easier for your partner to penetrate without having to worry about stopping short at exactly the right time.
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China is convinced that the new antimissile system, known as Thaad, will allow American radar to penetrate deep into its territory.
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But despite his new wealth, Mr. Ezoe could never penetrate the intricate old-boys' network of Japanese business and political elites.
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All hugely entertaining, but nothing in the books can penetrate our subconscious, because they are the product of a controlling mind.
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"I want tap dance to be relevant and penetrate certain communities where it's always been a bastard dance form," she said.
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And it has made the company a magnet for prosecutors, regulators and lawmakers hoping to penetrate the president's opaque financial affairs.
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"Ninety-nine point nine nine nine percent of burglars out there can't penetrate a properly made TRTL-15X6," Mr. Krasilovsky said.
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Several truths that we see in the startup arena have failed to penetrate the legacy enterprise, legacy IT, and government spheres.
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And in October 2014, according to the documents, the C.I.A. was exploring technology to penetrate the vehicle control systems of cars.
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The park: The newborn Sander, soft, defenseless, feels every green leaf, every flower, every shaft of evening sunlight penetrate into him.
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And try to sell some farm products, steel or car tires to the EU, or to penetrate their service sector markets.
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"He took a very thoughtful and strategic approach to battling smuggling organizations seeking to penetrate the southwest border," Mr. Mayorkas said.
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Millimeter waves also can't penetrate inside a building, so Starry customers will need an appropriate outdoor spot to mount their receivers.
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Because his backers are so loyal, opponents have been unable to penetrate his base, if they have tried to at all.
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Acquiring Omnova will help Synthomer bolster its footprint in Europe and Asia and penetrate into China, Synthomer said in a statement.
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These nanoplastics have greater chance of causing adverse health effects because they can penetrate cells and embed themselves in animal tissue.
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One used radar to penetrate 98 feet below the surface, providing the first direct analysis of the soil's structure and depth.
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Veselnitskaya has long insisted she was a private attorney, and not a secretive Kremlin operative sent to penetrate the Trump campaign.
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I also think we're going to see wonderful writing, this is just going to be a really creative period and I hope that people stay with that and I know art is expensive and I know it can be difficult to penetrate, it's a difficult world to penetrate, but stay with those feelings and make amazing work.
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Pipes for heating and water, ducting for power and the like must penetrate fire compartments, and those holes must be fire-proofed.
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Here, the drawn elements penetrate the frame itself, becoming a three-dimensional wooden structure that irreverently presides over one of its corners.
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In most instances, the malicious activity was merely reconnaissance; hackers scanned networks linked to election systems but did not actually penetrate them.
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They fear that this non-ionizing radiation could penetrate our cells and cause damage, increasing our risk of brain and head cancer.
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But combine a great car with a great name, and you have something that might penetrate the cultural zeitgeist and become iconic.
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Because of the tight seal between pot and lid, the pressure in the pot seems to help the liquid penetrate the meat.
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Low river levels have allowed seawater to penetrate 90 kms (56 miles) inland, ruining vast swathes of cropland in the fertile delta.
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Since water is able to penetrate the polish and reach the nail bed, Muslim people can wear it and still perform ablution.
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To do so they have to penetrate a bacterium's cell wall and then subvert its internal defences, of which there are several.
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But at 39GHz and 28GHz, those millimeter wave signals also don't travel as far or penetrate buildings as easily as conventional cellular.
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It is also the only moon in the solar system with a thick atmosphere, too dense for Earth-bound telescopes to penetrate.
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Beijing's average density of PM2.5 - airborne particulate matter under 2.5 microns in diameter that can penetrate deep into the lungs - from Nov.
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China, South Korea's biggest trading partner, repeated what it says is "deep concern" about a system whose radar could penetrate its territory.
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The baby is cushioned by the amniotic sac and well beyond the cervix, and a man's penis cannot penetrate beyond the vagina.
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"The goal with it was always to penetrate the meat market — I mean that in the actual grocery store sense," Williams said.
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This employs long-wavelength light to penetrate into and scatter from biological tissues, building up a three-dimensional picture of that tissue.
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Mujin also has managed to penetrate Japan's conservative $1.4 billion robot manufacturing industry, dominated by global players like Fanuc and Yaskawa Electric.
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It emits high-frequency, non-invasive radar pulses that can penetrate rock, soil, ice, and water to create images of the subsurface.
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As a result, Doeleman's group believes it has the firepower to penetrate the interstellar gases that cloak their targets: supermassive black holes.
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"There could be an algorithm that said, 'Go penetrate the nuclear codes and figure out how to launch some missiles,'" Obama says.
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The experiment showed that the spikes are used to puncture the female beetle's genital tract, which allows sperm to penetrate her bloodstream.
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Not only that, the fermentation process produces kojic acid, an antioxidant that can penetrate down past the dermis to limit melanin production.
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By comparison, talking apps, many built on machine-learning platforms, are only beginning to penetrate working and playing lives in the West.
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It uses an oil-based ink to penetrate nonglossy paper, so information on bills, bank statements, and tax returns is entirely unreadable.
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As happens with many girls who have undergone this type of FGM, her new husband was unable to penetrate her during sex.
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" He added that he is concerned about the potential for someone to penetrate the elections system "to the extent they are online.
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Canadian security officials have long complained about what they say are frequent attempts by foreign hackers to penetrate secure government computer systems.
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CNN has learned that the wall will rise roughly 6 meters (20 feet) above the ground and penetrate to an undisclosed depth.
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They were dropped from high altitudes en masse and by the time they reached the ground were able to penetrate light armor.
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The aura appears white, not green, because the sunlight doesn't fully penetrate the blade and absorb its color before bouncing back out.
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"Cannons and gunpowder came to Europe that could penetrate or go over walls and books could bring ideas around them," he said.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other security experts consider American nuclear plants to be "hardened" facilities that are difficult to penetrate.
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The Boss's new autobiography, "Born to Run," ought at its heart to penetrate and lay bare this mystery housed in a paradox.
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There is so much fear in the world, but with our love – and yes, our laughter - we can penetrate and disarm it.
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It doesn't simply penetrate an eye; it ricochets inside it, tearing the retina and the optic nerves, scooping out flesh and bone.
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"We go until enough of these horrible cases are born that it is finally beginning to penetrate their hard heads," he said.
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We also know that there have been attempts to penetrate our election machinery, and the prime suspect and probable perpetrator is Russia.
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"That interaction and there being a frustration from the viewer because you can't actually use the pieces or penetrate them," says Navarro.
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But as anyone who's ever tried to penetrate Sven's dark chasm before knows, the past doesn't matter—it's only tonight that counts.
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We talked about the point when the liquid would penetrate the skull and touch the brain, the body temperature, the heart rate.
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Swanwick Sleep was among the first batch of merchants included in Amazon's Australian offering, easing its efforts to penetrate the Australian market.
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How quickly and how deeply A.I. and robotics penetrate the job market will ultimately dictate how rapidly people need to be retrained.
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It excels at imaging pregnancies and fluid-filled organs such as the heart and gallbladder, but it cannot penetrate bone or air.
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The U.S. embassy in Baghdad has become the target for angry protesters, some of whom managed to penetrate part of the compound.
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But in doing so, it shows how long, how deep they were, and how hard it will be for light to penetrate.
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ABB is seeking to better penetrate the North American market and gain access to GE's larger installed base of electrical installations worldwide.
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"Making infrared observations of the cosmos allows astronomers to penetrate vast clouds of gas and dust to uncover hidden gems," NASA added.
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Until these facts penetrate the halls of the Capitol, the immigration debate will continue to be mired in ignorant proposals like this.
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U.S. voting systems remain vulnerable to cyberattacks three years after documented efforts to penetrate election machines, according to a report released Thursday.
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But I would try to penetrate and the blood would get forced out of the penis, so I wouldn't be able to.
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It will take time to penetrate the North Korean system, to overcome the brainwashing, and to help build people's courage to resist.
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Heat wraps were left on subjects' legs for eight hours to give adequate time for the heat to penetrate deeply into muscle.
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The Islamic State has managed to penetrate parts of Afghan society that had been mostly untouched by the broader war for years.
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The chain currently has more than 120 locations in 27 states, but it has yet to penetrate the New York City market.
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Whether those national storylines penetrate is unclear, but there are also a number of more localized developments this week and this month.
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The Islamic State has constructed concrete blast walls, dug trenches, and rigged booby traps that will slow efforts to penetrate the city.
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It was strangely satisfying to blast a plank of wood across the lab and hear it penetrate plywood with a loud crack.
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Certainly, they offer yet more proof that "Bohemian Rhapsody" can actually penetrate Oscar's best-picture race despite its well-known production problems.
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The N.S.A. routinely hunts for security flaws in widely used software and uses them to penetrate foreign computer networks and gather intelligence.
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Her mind is clearly elsewhere; Picasso has become an outsider, seemingly unable to penetrate her thoughts, intruding on a moment of sorrow.
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When investigators got legal permission to penetrate the Business Club server, they found a highly detailed ledger tracking the group's various ongoing frauds.
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I had one woman fly all the way out to Albuquerque, drive to the clinic, and find herself unable to penetrate the crowd.
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Motorcycles can follow a footpath than no jeep or 4x4 could traverse, allowing them to penetrate the most gnarly boonies for almost nothing.
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They believe the intermittent step of medicinal legalization provides insight into how the drug will penetrate the population when access is made easier.
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While China is the largest smartphone market in the world, market saturation means that manufacturers have started looking for new markets to penetrate.
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"It will take time to penetrate this market, already worth more than 2 billion euros, as most healthcare providers are conservative", he said.
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" Another woman, named in the suit as Jane Doe 1, awoke one fall night in 2016 to Suarez "attempting to digitally penetrate her.
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Make sure the ginger in question is smooth, with no rough patches or edges, and make sure you penetrate the fig-ee slowly.
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The Death Star was impenetrable, but "a small, one-man fighter should be able to penetrate the outer defense" via this tiny vulnerability.
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To perform cloud seeding, aircraft and rockets penetrate clouds with catalysts such as dry ice or silver iodide, to induce or increase rainfall.
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"When you put sunscreen on the skin, some of the UV filters can penetrate the skin and go into the bloodstream," said Skakkebaek.
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This may indicate that an object has embedded itself in their digestive system and can further penetrate a pet's body and cause damage.
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The goal, the WSJ reports, would be to better penetrate the traditional grocery market dominated by companies like Albertson's, Kroger, Publix, and Walmart.
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Few have investigated drug concentrations in semen, the report adds, and most have focused on the potential for antibiotics to penetrate prostatic tissue.
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In 2016 Russian hackers gained access to the state elections server in Illinois, proving they could penetrate even a fairly well-secured system.
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Team Trump was clearly hoping local media coverage of Ivanka's events, and her positive comments about her father, will penetrate with female voters.
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While Kaplan's meticulous care for his subject is plain, even he cannot fully penetrate or resolve the vagueness and contradiction of Romanian history.
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Some soccer balls will hit the first tree in a row, while others will penetrate deeper into the forest and hit other trees.
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Wands come with attachments and are used externally on the surface of the skin, while TENS penetrate deep tissue and are used internally.
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The powder creates a physical block over top of your skin, shielding it from UV rays by not allowing them to penetrate through.
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South Korea insisted the move was to counter the threat from North Korea, however Beijing said the system's radar could penetrate Chinese territory.
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When you feel a hard spot at the back of the vagina, where you can not penetrate any further, you've reached the cervix.
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And a "receiver" can be penetrated either anally or vaginally (just don't cross-penetrate between the two if you want to avoid infections).
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This will help devices reach further cell towers, distribute the load among those now accessible towers and penetrate buildings and other obstructions better.
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It works by emitting ultrasonic sound waves which penetrate the skin of your finger and capture a precise, 3D image of your fingerprint.
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Though she thinks men might have the same success with an ointment, she said the trick is that it has to penetrate properly.
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However, prolonged exposure to UVA rays which penetrate deeper into the skin can lead to wrinkles and can also contribute to skin cancer.
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In future, service providers will penetrate even deeper into manufacturers' turf, even as manufacturers come to see themselves increasingly as sellers of services.
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However, smaller private companies developing VR therapy applications with limited budgets must still demonstrate clinical efficacy if they hope to penetrate this market.
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The airwaves can carry signals across long distances and can penetrate walls, making them ideal for providing wireless broadband service in rural areas.
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During summers on Mars, the carbon dioxide allows sunlight to penetrate the ice, which traps heat beneath it and creates little warm pockets.
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"This change of direction allows foreign companies, including Israeli companies, to penetrate the Chinese economy and market their goods in it," Brodet said.
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I will have to make my way through the human masses, penetrate through the queues for teleports and make subtle but pointed inquiries.
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"Completely cover your skin with waterproof clothes and make sure any open wounds are sealed with material that water cannot penetrate," he says.
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I slipped my glass G-spot dildo inside me, and it felt so good because I'd been waiting for something to penetrate me.
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One step is to penetrate emerging markets, Smith said — a task that Facebook has launched successfully and Android is already primed to do.
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In fact, it will help your other products better penetrate your skin and work more effectively by getting rid of dead skin cells.
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You need a good reason to use the word "penetrate"And talking about the Treblemakers (from Pitch Perfect) isn't one of them. 8.
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But this time around, she doesn't do much to penetrate her character's bright comic surface, or to make Michelle into an actual person.
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Our livelihoods are threatened by three Persian Gulf-based carriers that continue to penetrate the United States market while benefiting from government subsidies.
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Instead, Razer wants to help THX exploit Razer's entire global infrastructure, with a particular focus on helping it penetrate into Chinese movie theaters.
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Many such machines run on decades-old protocols that are easy for hackers to penetrate, says Israel-based software company Check Point's study.
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Clinton is whether she can penetrate the din that Mr. Trump has created around scandals from her husband's days in the White House.
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Many such machines run on decades-old protocols that are easy for hackers to penetrate, says Israel-based software company Check Point's study.
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Those communications, however, are hard to penetrate because the Islamic State has proved capable of covering its virtual tracks, according to European investigators.
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Iraqi forces have recaptured the part of the city east of the Tigris River, but the western half has proved tougher to penetrate.
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If Facebook's proposed set-top box can penetrate the somewhat saturated market, it could boost two of Facebook's non-core offerings: Facebook Watch.
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Once the pedestal was attached, she placed the array face down on the naked cortex, with the microelectrodes poised to penetrate the brain.
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An employee at the North Gyeongsang resettlement center reportedly opened an email with a malicious attachment, which was able to penetrate his computer.
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China strongly objects to the deployment, which it says would allow United States military radar to penetrate deeper into China, compromising its security.
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International telecom security: The Hill: Hackers seek to penetrate the undersea telecommunications infrastructure that carries the bulk of the world's intercontinental electronic communications.
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These are from Western Australia, fished in water so deep that the light doesn't penetrate, preventing the creature from taking on any color.
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A hydrogen peroxide gel, in conjunction with a special light, is used to penetrate the teeth and break up the stains and discoloration.
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"This is a good chance for local producers to penetrate our own domestic market that is usually filled with imported goods," Indrawati said.
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Around $90 million of the requested missile development funds of $160 million will go on studying hypersonic missiles to quickly penetrate enemy defences.
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K., how can we penetrate the mystery a little bit of this woman and this man and in the end find some clarity?
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Mistress Alana, the lady of the manor, lustily wields her mother's hand-me-down dildo to penetrate Phillip, her violin-playing house slave.
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LONDON — The fiercely competitive sports media market in the United Kingdom is causing major problems for another insurgent company trying to penetrate it.
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"We're starting to see robots and automated systems penetrate every sector of the economy," said Jeremie Capron, director of research at Robo Global.
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Now when I get on a plane, I cover my face with a really thick layer of Aquaphor so nothing can penetrate it.
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Wireless companies have traditionally used low-band spectrums for cell phone service because they travel farther and penetrate walls better than higher frequencies.
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That coating, especially when it builds up, makes it harder for water and detergent to fully penetrate the fibers, trapping odor-causing bacteria.
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Defense officials said the unit could conduct cross-border raids with retooled helicopters and transport planes that could penetrate North Korea at night.
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Devin was so young, only 5 at the time of the killing, the shadow of his father's death just beginning to penetrate him.
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Hamas, Israel claims, is using women and children as human shields for violent demonstrators who want to penetrate the fence and kill Israelis.
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Who knows what they were doing in the '80s in Kavanaugh's set, but that particular game didn't penetrate much further into the world.
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Josh began hanging out on Forty-seventh Street, trying to penetrate the world of jewellers, while also turning out short films and documentaries.
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"Take two minutes to massage in your moisturizer and it will penetrate the skin better, and you'll make yourself feel better," he said.
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Me, I feel closer to dark and lost aesthetics, to animism, marabouts, trance music, things derived from the superstitions that penetrate Maghreb societies.
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This she empties out, leaving just enough behind to make it utterly worth our while to penetrate the mystery that fills the imagination.
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This device generates nano-sized steam particles that penetrate and moisturize the skin, unclogging annoying pores and giving you a facial whenever you please.
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Bernie Sanders, by contrast, has been so blinded by his values that the reality of the situation does not seem to penetrate his mind.
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The surveillance software in question, called Pegasus, can "penetrate any iPhone via one simple missed call on WhatsApp," as the Financial Times describes it.
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While it said it issued a similar import tender in 2015, trading sources describe Angola's domestic fuels market as secretive and tough to penetrate.
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While most of the attention has been on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving, AI will penetrate far deeper into the car.
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As BuzzFeed News previously reported, Harlander recalled finding Balakrishnan "on top of her performing oral sex," and then realizing he wanted to penetrate her.
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The only people with full knowledge of the ELN's operations are the five members of its central command, which has been difficult to penetrate.
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She said that the professor performed oral sex on her and that he was trying to penetrate her, and remembers telling him to stop.
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Instead of thick creams that just tend to sit on top of the skin, oils penetrate and absorb easily because they're nice and light.
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Its brands penetrate the niche exercise market, counting Pure Barre, Peloton, CorePower Yoga, Flywheel and the workout clothing retailer Sweaty Betty among its investments.
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"We do not anticipate using LiDAR," he said, noting that LiDAR does not penetrate occlusions like rain, fog, dust and snow, whereas radar does.
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Edyta followed that up with ultrasound therapy, used to make topical nutrient-rich serums penetrate deeper into the skin through a process called phonophoresis.
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It's undeniable proof of how the medium can penetrate language barriers and age gaps to preserve snippets of history that are easily forgotten. —A.
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Each year, two billion gallons of sewage and stormwater flow into it, making the water so cloudy with faeces that light cannot penetrate it.
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It's designed to cover broad swaths of the planet and easily penetrate objects like walls, allowing it to reach deep into buildings and underground.
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Berninger's baritone is an acquired taste; the band's arrangements can be moody, stubborn, and difficult to penetrate; and the subject matter is frequently morose.
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As the bloody Normandy campaign raged and the Allies struggled to penetrate the Axis front, the de Baissacs continued leading espionage and sabotage operations.
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"They can infiltrate urban, rural areas, penetrate the ranks of a guerilla, and free hostages in either a friendly or enemy country," he said.
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Fitch sees the transaction as a move to bolster the group's capital-light business through increased fee-based revenue and to penetrate retail lending.
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But what's of concern is the higher-energy, shorter-wave radiation, like X-rays, that can penetrate and disrupt living cells, sometimes causing cancer.
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"We even asked the National Guard to attempt to penetrate our databases," said Joshua Eck, a spokesman for Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted.
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Target is cutting the ribbon Wednesday on its 2294,6683-square-foot Tribeca store, its latest effort to penetrate dense urban markets with smaller shops.
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Art, they have shown, has the power to penetrate the meme-ification of current political discourse which oversimplifies the debate until it becomes counterproductive.
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She recalls saying "no" once after Jack was already having sex with her, after he flipped her over and tried to penetrate her anally.
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The drugs are delivered in near-toxic doses to penetrate tumor tissues, indiscriminately vanquishing the patient's appetite, hair, and immune system alongside cancer cells.
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ONLY SECOND F35 TO CRASH The ASDF received the aircraft, designed to penetrate enemy defences by evading radar detection, last May, its spokesman said.
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And the malware revealed is able to penetrate and control both the Android and iPhone software that runs or has run presidential Twitter accounts.
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Instead, you smear on the formula inside the ampoule like a serum, then place the rubber sheet mask that helps it penetrate on top.
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GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other transmission methods rely on radio waves, which bounce around like crazy indoors and fail to penetrate many structures.
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The Army is developing a more powerful bullet that'll penetrate body armor capable of stopping 5.56 mm rounds, the Army's Chief of Staff Gen.
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In southeastern Kentucky, that idea didn't seem to penetrate at all — not to Oller, and not to the people she signed up for coverage.
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A great advantage to this space imaging technique is that, unlike digital imaging, SAR can penetrate clouds and weather, to see what's transpired below.
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Even if he could have seen inside the building, he did not have a weapon that could penetrate the concrete walls protecting the enemy.
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So rather than working together to improve global information security practices for everyone, nations spend billions to penetrate systems and horde zero-day vulnerabilities.
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As Big Tech continues to explore whether it can penetrate the $3.5 trillion medical sector, cardiologists are often hired early and given senior roles.
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My friends kissed me, some old people cried, I was expecting a bullet to penetrate my head anytime and to die on their shoulders.
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Cohen's future cooperation, in turn, will affect Mueller's ability to penetrate into the heart of corruption in the Trump campaign and the White House.
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Scheuermann learned that the experiment would be more invasive than Hemmes's: a device would penetrate her brain, and hardware would protrude from her head.
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His musings are often oblique and tangential — yet he manages to penetrate the spirals of some of the most engaging quandaries in contemporary science.
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The battery is meant to deter threats from an increasingly belligerent North Korea, although China is concerned the system will penetrate its own defenses.
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At that time the government also disclosed Russian efforts to penetrate the US energy grid, suggesting election hacks are only part of the threat.
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The broadcast airwaves, or spectrum, are particularly attractive to wireless carriers as they can transport signals over large distances and penetrate densely populated areas.
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A team of five attackers tries to penetrate a fortified location where an evenly matched team of five defenders holds and protects an objective.
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"Earnest emotions can be easily mocked, but they penetrate deep," Erik Feig, co-president of the Lionsgate Motion Picture Group, said in an email.
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Khosrowshahi often likes to talk about abstract concepts, like a $12 trillion "total addressable market" (TAM) that Uber has only just begun to penetrate.
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That technology delivers lightning-fast speeds but doesn't cover wide areas, penetrate indoors and can be blocked by rain or, in my case, leaves.
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The opposition has not been able to penetrate rural areas as the people there seem comfortable with what the government has done for them.
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Their movements are known, they often appear in public, and weapons available to a technologically competent state can penetrate even the most sophisticated defenses.
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Up front, Larry Ogunjobi runs hot and cold, while free agent import Sheldon Richardson has too often tried to penetrate and make plays himself.
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What the patient most wants is a light to penetrate those shadows, perhaps also a thread, like Ariadne gave to Theseus in the labyrinth.
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Less than two weeks later, Fancy Bear tried to penetrate the Gmail account of a senior engineer on the X-37B project at Boeing.
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The shaped charge at the bottom, oriented toward the ground by the parachute at the top, is designed to penetrate five inches of steel.
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The 700 MHz band can penetrate buildings and walls easily and cover larger geographic areas with less infrastructure compared with frequencies in higher bands.
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The index measures small particulate matter of 2.5 microns or less in diameter (PM2.5) that can penetrate the lungs and enter the blood system.
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Photoprotective clothing, which is labeled "UPF," is tightly weaved, and so "the amount of UV radiation that would penetrate is quite low," Lim said.
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The family then go to Costa Rica — another jaw-dropping place — where they fail to penetrate local culture, and finally land in Hays, Kan.
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I felt that with the art world — like there was this membrane that I couldn't penetrate as somebody who was really interested in collecting.
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"It is hard to penetrate these networks, because the Chinese communities are often closed and separate from the context they live in," he said.
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And then state and local leaders need to show leadership as well to not allow these extremist elements again to penetrate the public square.
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Little is known about her later life, but her mysterious, psychologically intense, fine-lined drawings penetrate their subjects' faces and bodies like X-rays.
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So he is just bragging and acting like an idiot, because he wants to fill the time so that Billy Bush won't penetrate him.
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There's also Alana (Annie McNamara) and Phillip (Sullivan Jones): She's a white plantation mistress; he's a biracial house slave; she yearns to penetrate him.
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Despite the man's protests, Spacey allegedly tried to penetrate him, but the man was able to throw him off and run out of the apartment.
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Music is one of the few phenomenon that can effortless penetrate the depths of our soul and bring to the surface it's most sublime qualities.
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Critics say the government has failed to penetrate the insurgency's core - the top three defectors had all fallen out of favor with Shabaab's inner circle.
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The 700 MHz band can penetrate buildings and walls easily and also cover larger geographic areas with less infrastructure compared to frequencies in higher bands.
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"They've been somewhat difficult for U.S. exporters to penetrate, so those barriers to trade would have gone away or would've been reduced considerably," he said.
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Hence, why some believe that adding heat to your hair while it's drenched in oil or applying heated oil will allow it to better penetrate.
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Earlier this month, Putin touted a range of sophisticated new weapons including a nuclear-capable missile he said could penetrate any anti-missile defense system.
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Officials do not believe the controversy will penetrate to the President's base, "It's not something that most Trump supporters will take literally," one aide said.
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Whether the customer is Russia or the United States, overlooked errors in software code can allow foreign governments and hackers to penetrate a user's computer.
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It may be inconvenient for art historians, but in his painting, Beckmann never gave us everything; he doesn't allow us to penetrate meaning that way.
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Fredette struggled to penetrate and defend at the next level, and quickly found himself playing behind the last overall pick in his draft, Isaiah Thomas.
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The fabric on high-UPF clothing tends to be structured with a high fiber density, so it's harder for light to penetrate it, she says.
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Even more frightening is the possibility that cyber attackers will be able to penetrate smart security systems and virtually unlock a home's doors and windows.
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On the food safety front, Schloss says that harmful bacteria cannot penetrate past the exterior of whole cuts cooked for a long period of time.
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It would also be the first crash of an A version of the fifth-generation fighter designed to penetrate enemy defenses by evading radar detection.
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This is a small group of resistance fighters, whose cells know little of the other cells, to limit the ability of ISIS to penetrate them.
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Green punched the woman upwards of 15 times, tore off her clothes and used his fingers to penetrate her, while performing oral sex on her.
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It also suggests that consideration should be given as to how campaigns can be designed more effectively to reach and penetrate the brains of men.
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They will eventually use higher-frequency radio waves, which cannot penetrate buildings and other obstacles; that means they will need more base stations and antennae.
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If these high-energy nuclei penetrate spacecraft, they can cause physical harm to the astronauts inside, either by damaging tissue or the DNA molecules themselves.
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Another method is to pound the meat to a thinner starting point–the marinade won't have to travel as far to penetrate the whole cut.
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The reason for the detour is that, though X-rays penetrate dust, they are absorbed by the sorts of gases that make up Earth's atmosphere.
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This tried-and-true eye cream has been reformulated to include microencapsulated retinol and niacinamide, which help to penetrate deeply to brighten, smooth, and plump.
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But China says THAAD's powerful radar could penetrate its own territory, prompting calls from some South Korean opposition leaders to delay or cancel its deployment.
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It would also be the first crash of an A version of the fifth-generation fighter designed to penetrate enemy defences by evading radar detection.
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Then the hackers likely used basic techniques—standard phishing emails—to attempt to penetrate company executives' email accounts and, from there, access restricted corporate networks.
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"Penetrating to a point of requiring warning shots to turn away is normally the result of a deliberate decision to penetrate that airspace," he said.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia attempted to penetrate the voting systems of 20 states in 26, and were successful in at least one (Illinois).
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The blockchain helps ensure that if (or when) a bad actor does penetrate the system, they won't be able to move freely throughout the network.
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According to the European Space Agency, a one-centimeter object moving at orbital speed could penetrate the International Space Station's shields or disable a spacecraft.
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The idea that people with a penis will always want to penetrate and people with vaginas will always want to be penetrated just isn't accurate.
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"Renewables will penetrate the energy system quicker than any other fuel ever," BP Chief Economist Spencer Dale told reporters before the release of the report.
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Victims described incidents "involving Baker in which he would grope the genitals of male children and digitally penetrate their anuses," the attorney general's office said.
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According to Area 1, the hackers were able to penetrate the system without the need for sophisticated tools or techniques, relying instead on human error.
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As for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), the process for qualifying as disabled and getting approved for benefits is notoriously lengthy and difficult to penetrate.
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According to a preliminary review of the attack, hackers used a compromised administrative user's credentials to penetrate Timehop's cloud computing provider starting in mid-December.
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There, she said, he forcibly kissed and touched her, pulled off her clothes and repeatedly tried to penetrate her while she was frozen with panic.
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"Because of their small size, aerosol particles such as those in vog penetrate deep into the human lung and are readily retained," the USGS says.
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That report convinced Army leaders that infantrymen need a round that would penetrate enemy body armor much more effectively than the current M855A1 EPR round.
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Sperm donations from men with some viruses, including H.I.V., can be "washed" by removing the seminal fluid, since the virus does not penetrate the sperm.
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Indonesian officials also called it a national security threat that could allow its enemies to penetrate military sites and gain access to top-secret data.
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No. 2 Ohio State's superb defense never allowed the Scarlet Knights (2-3, 13-2) to penetrate deeper than the Ohio State 38-yard line.
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"We have lost several sources who have worked for months, and years, to penetrate groups and target subjects," said one joint terrorism task force coordinator.
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The official said the bomber was disguised in military uniform used by the new recruits, enabling him to penetrate the crowd undetected inside the camp.
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All together, the campaign targeted more than 100,000 professors, and the Iranian hackers managed to successfully penetrate about 8,000 accounts, including 613983,768 at US schools.
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What is it about the flat, gloomy grayness of winter that seems to penetrate our skin and dampen our spirits, at least at higher latitudes?
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Gendarussa is a drug is derived from an Indonesian shrub, and it's thought to affect the enzymes that normally help the sperm penetrate the egg.
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"China has achieved this - it can communicate with the outside world, meanwhile, Western opinions cannot easily penetrate as ideological tools," the newspaper said on Monday.
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Even when others with Mr. Trump's best interests at heart disagree, they find it hard to penetrate what they see as the bubble around him.
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Its dagger-like fibers penetrate deep into tissue and can lead decades later to cancer of the lungs, voice box and ovaries, and to mesothelioma.
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Neuroscientists from the University of Pittsburgh have actually shown that panic can penetrate into our prefrontal cortexes and short-circuit our normal decision-making processes.
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He proceeded to kiss her, grope her breasts under her shirt, put his hand down her pants and penetrate her with his finger, she said.
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If the Affordable Care Act's protections for people with pre-existing conditions should vanish, it will no doubt penetrate the health insurance industry as well.
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"You are talking about a company that tried to penetrate China from every angle, both from a demand and R & D perspective," Mr. Ives said.
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"There's a reason there's not been malware attacks or viruses on Chromebooks, it's a very tough surface for any bad actor to penetrate," says Solomon.
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They can also react with other contaminants to create so-called particulate matter, which can penetrate deeply into the lungs and cause additional health problems.
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Neither of his family members' benign nudges motivate Al. As it turns out, it's going to take far more forceful measures to penetrate his stupor.
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The fastest speeds require "millimeter wave" spectrum, which doesn't penetrate walls or foliage well, and is generally less reliable than the lower frequencies used today.
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As credit cards penetrate the Latin American market, approval rates for local companies are increasing, which represents an attractive new source of revenue, Voigt says.
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"I also make a compound with minoxidil that helps growth, a steroid and a little bit of tretinoin to help it all penetrate," she said.
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Then there's mmWave, which can be much faster but has a range that's barely longer than a good Wi-Fi signal and can't penetrate buildings.
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This agency serves as the "lender of last resort," helping manufacturers get funding to reach markets that they otherwise would not be able to penetrate.
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There have long been concerns that the B-52 lacks the capability to penetrate modern air defenses to deliver a nuclear strike with gravity bombs.
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Measuring infrared light is useful for astronomers because light at those wavelengths can penetrate thick clouds of gas and dust better than visible light can.
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The second, no less important, is to make it tangibly harder for Russia to use its intelligence services to penetrate, subvert and intimidate Western nations.
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Here, you need deep contacts and good language skills — including the ability to read Chinese — to penetrate a society where so much happens in secret.
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There are also concerns about exposure to depleted uranium, which was used in tank armor and in the ammunition intended to penetrate enemy-armored vehicles.
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The good news is, in New York itself, there are special, sacrosanct spaces that the city's perverse and arcane anti-bath magic cannot penetrate: hotels.
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A 23-year-old woman told the police that he grabbed her on Bleecker Street in Manhattan, and tried to penetrate her through her underwear.
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By voicing strong support for his F.B.I., Mr. Obama is now the effective chief prosecutor of the administration's case for allowing law enforcement to penetrate iPhones.
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It's even managed to penetrate the world of "the olds," at least for a day, dominating the conversation on septuagenarian-favored networks like CNBC and Bloomberg.
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In another popular position, one person can press their partner against the wall from behind and penetrate them with a penis, sex toy, or their fingers.
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Daddy Yankee managed to penetrate the American mainstream with such force that it shifted everyone's perception of not only reggaeton, but Latin America as a whole.
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The RoboBee, however, only weighs about 175 milligrams, which means it's significantly harder for it to find the force to penetrate the surface once it's submerged.
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In order to complete the women's movement, it must penetrate the more conservative parts of society and it must resonate on both sides of the aisle.
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The sun's rays can even penetrate glass, so if you sit near a window or drive a lot, you'll be getting exposure without setting foot outdoors.
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The director got on top of her, and when Swirsky felt him penetrate her, she decided to just let it happen, hoping it would end quickly.
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The government claims that the protests are a cover for a more violent Hamas agenda, including encouraging Gazans to penetrate the fence and push into Israel.
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A handful of Europe-based budget carriers have tried to penetrate the transatlantic market in recent years, but only cash-strapped Norwegian Air is still standing.
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A cynic would see this as a Chinese company trying to penetrate European markets with a fondly familiar name, and that cynic would probably be right.
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Since statistics, no matter how dramatic, often fail to penetrate the minds of teenagers, should we ask our teens to read this searing 12-page letter?
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For example, a plain white t-shirt would have a UPF between 5-8, meaning 20% of UV rays would penetrate the clothes, Dr. Lipner says.
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The businesses that will best be able to oblige the retail customer, adapt to these regulatory changes, and penetrate retail's $14+ trillion retirement capital will prevail.
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Standard floor mats allow moisture to penetrate all the way through your carpeting and down to your floor pans, which can lead to rusting over time.
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In order to penetrate the cinderblock and security and reach the outside world, a story needs to be crisis-level — the riot, or the rat prank.
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The disagreement could be a stumbling block, and risks delaying Apple's plans to penetrate the Indian market, where it currently just assembles its iPhone SE model.
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Mr. Rodrigues agreed that a study was needed before moving forward because the state's porous geology raises concerns that toxic chemicals could more easily penetrate groundwater.
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"Domingo said he specifically bought three-inch nails because they would be long enough to penetrate the human body and puncture internal organs," the affidavit states.
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It might take much longer, but if things keep going the way they are, maybe one day, I will penetrate through the other barrier as well.
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"When you cause damage to cell membranes, you are impacting the ability of the sperm to attach, penetrate and activate the complex fertilization process," he said.
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As the electromagnetic signals penetrate the subsurface, their intensity changes depending on how easy or hard it is for the fluids to transmit an electrical current.
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Yeah, the goal with it, and the company's been around for a few years, and the goal with it was always to penetrate the meat market.
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Preciado's visionary projects dovetail with the Shu Lea Cheang's creative background, lending the upcoming exhibition an interpretive approach able to penetrate the tension of the artworks.
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But it's not clear within the scientific community that a supplement version of GABA is even able to penetrate through the blood-brain barrier at all.
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Companies wishing to penetrate this market will need to conduct well-designed, randomized, controlled, properly powered clinical studies in order to change or influence treatment paradigms.
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"We should assume that there may be more plots, other terror cells on the lookout for ways, and new munitions to penetrate our defenses," Ng said.
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It's going to be a combination of how do we make it much more difficult for nations, actors, individuals to be able to successfully penetrate systems.
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Some states and localities might still not have high security in their vote-counting systems, and Kremlin hackers may seek to penetrate them to alter results.
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With the relaunch, GPA, owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, will be seeking to penetrate various parts of the country with well-positioned regional rivals.
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Generics were much slower to penetrate the Mexican market after patents expired on brand name drugs than in Canada and the United States, the report said.
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She'd likely thrive as a shooting guard as well, given her ability to shoot and penetrate, but at her size, those are her only real options.
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The eggs are transmitted through feces of an infected person, and the larvae can mature into a form that can penetrate through the skin of humans.
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The attorney general's office said Barto would digitally penetrate young girls – without wearing gloves – when they came in for ailments such as the flu or migraines.
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A former official said that the spy's handler "probably got an award back in China" for his efforts to penetrate Feinstein's office and pass on intelligence.
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But if you're right by a window, UVA light — the rays associated with premature aging and skin cancer — penetrate right through glass, even on cloudy days!
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On April 25, 1915, the allied expedition landed on Gallipoli peninsula in their plan to engage Turkish forces and penetrate their capital of Constantinople (now Istanbul).
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Given what is known about the effort it takes to penetrate a system, these are not concerns that should be brought up only near Election Day.
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Facebook has used the Free Basics model to penetrate prominent EMs, including Colombia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Mexico, but India isn't the first case of trouble.
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And every spring after CES, I watch those same products failing to make a dent in the hyper-competitive markets that Sony is trying to penetrate.
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"We think Apple's aggressive price point for the iPhone SE will help it better penetrate emerging markets and should support higher Android switcher rates," he said.
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But China says THAAD's powerful radar could penetrate its own territory, leading to calls from some South Korean opposition leaders to delay or cancel its deployment.
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Breaching the Rafiqah Wall means the Syrian Democratic Forces will be able to penetrate Raqqa's Old City, the last redoubt of ISIS defenders in the city.
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The Milan-based artist draws pictures of herself in moments of ecstasy, often substituting her lover for rough objects that pierce, shred, or penetrate her body.
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It may be far easier and more efficient for sophisticated stalkers to penetrate a mobile provider, and use its data to surveil whichever customers they please.
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Through sites like Google, you can penetrate an unimaginably dense world of words; websites, blogs, and articles that would otherwise remain obscure can easily be found.
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We have seen over the last few years that determined attackers can penetrate even agencies with ostensibly the greatest protections, like the U.S. National Security Agency.
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"Nonetheless, it is disconcerting that two independent operations were able to penetrate the D.N.C., one of which was able to stay embedded for nearly a year."
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If the army uses armored carriers, the militants respond with rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) that can penetrate the armor, or shower metal splinters within the vehicle.
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It is America, not Italy, that has turned everything from pizza to cappuccino into profitable global franchises; Domino's and Starbucks are even trying to penetrate Italy.
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While planning where I was going to first penetrate the bone, I remembered the ancient skulls I had seen in museums, holes ritualistically drilled into them.
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A growing cadre of on-ramps to good jobs already exist but rarely penetrate a national discourse focused on the growing disconnect between education and employment.
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Mid-band would allow Verizon and AT&T to deploy 2274G with fewer cell sites because its frequency travels further and can better penetrate into buildings.
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For the past four months, a team of hackers working for the GAO sought to penetrate the most critical weapons systems of the Department of Defense.
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