This is my guide to achieving your aspirations through perspiration.
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As soon as the debate ended, he mocked Rubio's perspiration.
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Yet many manage to persevere through innovation, perspiration and dedication.
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McDermott appeared, "his clothes purple with perspiration," said The Eagle.
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Sensors watched for changes in temperature or perspiration, among other things.
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I felt confident and relaxed, though hand perspiration was still present.
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The sheen of perspiration was now visible on his brow, too.
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There are definitely certain fabrics that show sweat and perspiration immediately.
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When I took off my headset, perspiration pooled across the foam padding.
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Whether it inspires aspiration or perspiration, you won't believe what lies ahead.
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"I can't believe it," he said, mopping the perspiration from his face.
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An ant crept slowly down my spine — no, it was just perspiration.
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So hot that even here in a town named Frost perspiration flows.
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He tugs at his collar, red-faced, perspiration beading up on his forehead.
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Perspiration rolled down Mr. Baker's temples and into the creases of his neck.
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Of course, this was a very small study and involved chemically induced perspiration.
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After he finished playing, Lacob wiped the perspiration from his hands with a towel.
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And fall, in Texas, is a good time to start over with honest perspiration.
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And could there be some Gilded-Age perspiration still lingering somewhere in the mix?
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"Alcohol can be dehydrating to the body through increased urination, vomiting, and perspiration," says Kroplin.
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And besides Botox, it's one of the more effective things that we have for perspiration.
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To many Chinese, perspiration is a natural part of metabolism that should not be blocked.
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Plus, they also counter night-time perspiration, so you can wake up each morning feeling refreshed.
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At 90-something degrees with 80 percent humidity, it was impossible to stop the torrential perspiration.
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While exercise leads to perspiration, the point of working out is not just to get sweaty.
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"You've also probably lost fluids through perspiration, so you need to rehydrate yourself," nutritionist Christy Harrison says.
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"Just 15 minutes in the steam room...stimulates circulation, increases perspiration, and eliminates toxins," Dr. Engelman says.
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When global deodorant makers began their foray into China, they highlighted the social embarrassment caused by perspiration.
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Air conditioning, another miracle, reduced the pools of perspiration that glistened when the lights burned too brightly.
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Three years ago, after a spate of dehydration episodes, the staff analyzed players' perspiration with wearable patches.
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Basically, subjects were shown images of things related to infection and disease while researchers monitored their perspiration levels.
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And no matter how you sleep, its bamboo fiber pairs with its unique perforated design to prevent perspiration.
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" Thomas Edison's persistence was exemplified in his famous quote, "Genius is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration.
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Prentiss said Kreider's extra summer perspiration was proving important, the small sample size of regular-season games notwithstanding.
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So not only did his Wildcats lose the game, but Miller might have lost five pounds in perspiration.
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As the light poured through three windows, beads of perspiration were beginning to form on his visitor's face.
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He bent forward at the hip, perspiration dotting the ice below him, resting his stick across his knees.
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Fisher's Oklahoma City Thunder uniform was still perspiration-soaked when Jackson hired and overpaid him because he had to.
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When injected into the scalp, it reduces perspiration and causes the hair to remain dry — even during a workout.
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And Twitter, of course, had fun with this exchange: Blow job references, urination jokes, perspiration accusations, spray tan intonations.
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The spellers' intense focus at the microphone, facing the crowd and the cameras in nervous perspiration, creates high art.
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Horses are faster than humans by a lot, but our endurance and perspiration help us equal our equine competitors.
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The three types of distractions all increased the drivers' perinasal perspiration levels, and caused them to be more jittery.
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The Equisense Care is a bodysuit for horses that monitors their heart and respiratory rates, as well as perspiration.
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Beth apologized it would not be possible to lessen the hand perspiration, but may be an outcome later on.
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Saxx's proprietary Ballpark Pouch is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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Tired, drenched in perspiration, and feeling increasingly ill, the iron-willed La Follette continued speaking until after 7 a.m.
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Investigators subsequently found DNA from Avery's perspiration on the hood latch—evidence that would be nearly impossible to plant.
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The perspiration from the tattooed skin contained nearly twice as much sodium as sweat from the corresponding, untattooed side.
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Athlete's foot can also cause perspiration, which leads to more fungal growth and then — you guessed it — the dreaded odor.
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I wasn't necessarily nervous, but the amount of perspiration I had accumulated during my trip downtown made it seem otherwise.
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Not to be outdone, Mr Affleck stars in a semi-nude and perspiration-filled training montage featuring tyres and chains.
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There the older agent connected him to a series of wires that measured his breathing, blood pressure, pulse, and perspiration.
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"If today's woman can be so active, why is perspiration so taboo?" says character Nikki Little to her fellow classmates.
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Jansen, who was covered in perspiration, had allowed as many as three hits in a game only twice since April.
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On shaded porches in front, women in saris, shiny with perspiration, slice pineapple beside a glass-door cooler of Fanta.
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Nearby fibers in the autonomic nervous system, which controls unconscious systems like blood pressure and perspiration, also switch on irregularly.
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Imagine sportswear that not only stays dry through the most sweat-inducing workouts, but also turns perspiration into a design element.
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STEVE LIESMAN: John, you've been very generous with your time and there's not even a bit of perspiration on your forehead.
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As the hostess guided us to our table, I fantasized about waterboarding him with the perspiration pooling in my butt crack.
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While he cooked, I realized that this wouldn't be the first time I'd tasted something perspiration-themed while in the country.
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And once the insoles of shoes soak up the perspiration, it can be nearly impossible to escape the odor, Campbell says.
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He seemed to leave no hand unshaken in the crush of the convention hall as light perspiration gathered on his forehead.
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It was a job well done: The young warriors panted and glowed with perspiration as they exited the theater of war.
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" Emmett: [Quoting their host] "Think about perspiration on the skin, we have all that wind, it's just gonna get so cold.
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She's talking about feverish perspiration, caused by an AGUE, which I hope none of us experience in the slightest ever again.
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However, Schulz repeats the prosecutor's problematic statement that DNA from Avery's perspiration was found in a vehicle belonging to the victim.
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Along the way, though, she says students should practice creative flights so they can develop inspiration and perspiration in lock-step.
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How the table was put together is a classic illustration of the mixture of inspiration and perspiration that drives science forward.
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Dickens and Forster, she reported, exerted themselves so hard that perspiration streamed off them and they seemed drunk with their efforts.
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Columbia's moisture control knits will keep you warm while pulling perspiration away from your feet if they do begin to sweat. 6.
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"These products won't allow for any perspiration to come to the surface and could potentially block pores and cause congestion," she says.
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Sandwiched between an armpit and a bulging backpack in a crowded train car, I quickly began to feel pools of perspiration forming.
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The older report specifies that these water-resistant AirPods would be designed to withstand rain and perspiration, but wouldn't be swim-proof.
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Today's technical fabrics are designed to be not only more breathable but also better equipped to wick perspiration away from the body.
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After his Saturday round at the World Golf Championships event in Ohio, he stepped to the podium wiping perspiration from his face.
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I'm in the outdoor press seating area right now, where my fellow journalists are all aggressively wiping the perspiration from their foreheads.
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Don't worry ... Demi-Leigh -- Miss Universe 2017 -- didn't seem to mind the perspiration ... in fact, she shouted out the guy for improving!!!
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Beyerdynamic notes that it's used a three-layer metallic finish on the Xelentos that makes the surface "insensitive" to abrasions, solvents, or perspiration.
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He also continued his attacks on Rubio, adding some personal criticisms including for Rubio's perspiration after Rubio made some jokes at Trump's expense.
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There will always be the fitness princesses wearing gym couture on the StairMaster, breaking a delicate glow of perspiration across their alabaster brows.
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Initially, doctors suspected pneumonia but a sweat test found high levels of salt in the infant's perspiration – a primary mark of cystic fibrosis.
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As you begin to work out, notice the changes in your breath, feel your heart rate increase, and take note of any perspiration.
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While their program won't make you less prone to perspiration, you will definitely have something that can rightfully be called a work of art.
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"Antiperspirants are over-the-counter deodorants that contain FDA-monograph-approved ingredients that interact with the sweat glands to help stop perspiration," explains Robinson.
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Air marshals look at things like excessive fidgeting, excessive perspiration, rubbing or wringing of hands, rapid eye blinking or even sleeping during a flight.
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And a regular perspiration-heavy practice can be dangerous if you have other risk factors or if you don't listen to your body's signals.
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And once, he said, he was flagged for a pat-down by airport security after the initial scanner screening picked up an anomaly — perspiration.
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"The No. 1 thing that shuts down the perspiration is Botox," said Dr. Dennis Gross, a board certified dermatologist on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Every time a bead of perspiration rolled down my leg, I'd assume it was an ant and tried to flick it off, never learning.
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It is "unlikely," he says that tattoos would impede perspiration enough to contribute to overheating or other problems in most people, even during exercise.
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Skin Deep It's bad enough that Marom Unger needs a squirt of Botox under his armpits every six months to help curb excessive perspiration.
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Sex can be a workout, but even if you're having slow and lazy sex, you probably notice a bit of extra perspiration during the summer.
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Milo Sensors is a company built around wearable sensors that detects various chemicals in your body based on perspiration from your skin with this wristband.
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The butt is heated to 96.8 degrees Fahrenheit to mimic average body temperature, and 450 milliliters of water is fed through it to mimic perspiration.
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The final day of Panorama closed out with a raft of ridiculously awesome performances and the theme of the weekend—an awful lot of perspiration.
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According to Tokyo-based dermatologist Tomoko Fujimoto, an expert on perspiration, the earlier teams arrive in Japan to become accustomed with the climate the better.
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Since 1963, the prehistoric cave paintings at Lascaux have been closed to visitors because of the harm caused by human perspiration, exhalation and body heat.
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While rust and perspiration are not chemically similar stains, that formula works because what it's treating is actually the aluminum stains from antiperspirant (remember those!).
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As you heave Max around a condemned hotel building, his vest stained brown from perspiration, you can really smell the world of Max Payne 3.
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Once you accept the reality of your eventual perspiration, you can take measures to hinder and lessen the visible and olfactory signs of said sweating.
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Edison not only rhymed "perspiration" with "inspiration"—he also talked endlessly about his experiments and trials, emphasizing just how much work went into every discovery.
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L's work mounted last fall, collectively titled "Instigation, Aspiration, Perspiration," and organized by MoMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Public Art Fund.
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It's a wonder he finds the time to infuse elderflower berries with the perspiration of ovulating dust mites—or whatever it is he does to unwind.
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Checking my tan in the rearview, I saw that a single bead of perspiration had tracked a line down my forehead, terminating at my right eyebrow.
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This perspiration also prevented me from donning the cable-knit sweater—a Neeson wardrobe staple—I'd brought along in case I needed help getting further into character.
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Gore reasoned that if you made a fabric out of ePTFE, you could block out rain while still venting steamy perspiration—with wind protection as a bonus.
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Let me tell you, when we did weddings and people were hot and sweating, that matte maker was everything; it absorbed perspiration, shine, and softened large pores.
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Because it would be a damn shame for a young Black girl to give up her dream of becoming an Olympic star because of a little perspiration.
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So that's why Evan Strenk started Milo Sensors, a company built around wearable sensors that detects various chemicals in your body based on perspiration from your skin.
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In the last week, Mr. Trump and Senator Marco Rubio have unleashed a series of schoolyard-style attacks, mocking each other over perspiration, urination and hand size.
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"I want that side of the room to do the 'HEY YO's and this side to clap," Monika yells, to a tidal wave of whooping and perspiration.
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Avoid those products and treat sunscreen stains as you would a traditional rust stain, by using a rust stain remover like Carbona Stain Devils #9 Rust & Perspiration.
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The next morning, just before the race start, the runners reported to a medical tent where they were weighed and fitted with patches to measure perspiration rates.
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Inside a shelter at Highland Oaks Middle School, dozens of people lay on cots and blankets in the building's hallways amid a stench of perspiration and vomit.
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On this day, you could hardly stand still in an unshaded area without breaking into drenching perspiration, let alone wander around a plaza, singing a contemporary score.
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Mr. Trump countered by suggesting that Mr. Rubio's excessive perspiration had no place in the White House and brandishing a water bottle to mock the senator's chronic thirst.
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While I knew calling attention to the sweating issue might be the wrong move, it was impossible not to do so, especially as the perspiration became a flood.
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Their latest sauce endeavor had them venturing into uncharted territory as they attempted to capture the complex profile of female perspiration while (presumably) somehow keeping the dish palatable.
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Related: The Roads of the Roman Empire as a Subway Map Extremely Claustrophobic Subway Photos Reek of Desperation and Perspiration Listen: James Murphy Previews His Musical Subway Vision
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Our favorite underwear comes from Saxx, whose proprietary -- and arguably revolutionary — "Ballpark Pouch" is designed to hold everything in place while keeping chafing, bunching, and perspiration at bay.
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Underarm Botox lasts about six to nine months and costs $1,200 per treatment, according to Dr. Gross, who sees one to two brides each week for perspiration concerns.
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Shock or sheer bloody perspiration, the 2017 ruck at Rajadamnern was payback for Superlek losing to Panpayak on the cards in their second bruising encounter in October 2015.
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Yep, July Was The Hottest Month in Recorded HistoryWe suspected it was coming, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has just…Read more ReadWhat's fueling the planetary perspiration?
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"Antiperspirants are over-the-counter deodorants that contain FDA-monograph-approved ingredients that interact with the sweat glands to help stop perspiration," explains cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson of Beautystat.com.
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A conservative estimate, then, would be that every single PlayStation VR headset here has been worn by over 60 people at various levels of hygiene and average perspiration rates.
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"Symptoms are wide-ranging and can include problems with the regulation of heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, perspiration, and bowel and bladder functions," says the Mayo Clinic's website.
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If genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration, maybe these framed tech patents can be the spark you need to come up with the next big thing.
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O'Rourke sidestepped that problem by leaning into the Texas heat and sweating copiously through his shirts, so much so that it yielded a subgenre of journalism about his perspiration.
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Using a significant array of sensors, some wearables aim to improve sleep quality by capturing biometric data on heart and breathing rate, movement, body temperature, respiration and even perspiration.
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Dry cleaning is simply not as good at odor elimination as wet cleaning, and that's especially true when it comes to odors caused by perspiration and other body soils.
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Millman had beaten Federer in the fourth round of the 2018 U.S. Open, a four-set slog in humid conditions that left the normally unflappable Federer dripping with perspiration.
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I&aposm usually pouring sweat within the first mile of a run and since I typically run roughly four miles each workout, this leaves the machine covered in perspiration.
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And so now, here in the terrible present, the steward stands engineerless, brow creased, hands slick with perspiration, his lord and employer seated in the mock longship, perilously unamused.
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According to Grant Snider, "genius" is: 215% inspiration, 213% perspiration, 10.93% improvisation, 210.9% aspiration, 20.1% contemplation, 27% exploration, 13% daily frustration, 11% imitation, 10.9% desperation, and 0.1% pure elation.
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It's a tall claim, certainly, but not in the hyper-jargonated world of fitness tech, where optimization matters as much as perspiration, and mere mortals approach training like elite athletes.
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The American-made Thompson Tee features a unique and effective "sweat guard" design that makes it the best undershirt you can buy for protecting your nice shirts from unsightly perspiration.
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Related: Photographer Documents the Daily Rhythm of Mexican Mennonite Communities Soothing GIF Portraits Show the Desert Bedouin of South Sinai E xtremely Claustrophobic Subway Photos Reek of Desperation and Perspiration
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"It then is absorbed by the sweat gland, and it prevents the ability for the sweat gland to be fired upon by the nerve impulses to release perspiration," he said.
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Related Dada Icon Francis Picabia Gets His First Full U.S. Retrospective Man Ray's New Photo Art Book Is a Surrealist's Delight Extremely Claustrophobic Subway Photos Reek of Desperation and Perspiration
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One gets the feeling that Mollie's hair, under her cloche hat, is always damp with perspiration; she's anxious, a doll melting in the rain of her own sadness and hysteria.
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This meant that instead of repelling sweat and causing it to accumulate on the skin, the modified nanoPE absorbed perspiration and wicked it to the fabric's outer surface, whence it evaporated.
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"It bring the chicken's flavors out again after it has been sitting," he says as he opens the oven to show me the result, which is drenched with chicken juice perspiration.
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Animalis, in its original form, was an unctuous golden liquid comprised civet, castoreum, costus and musk, and smelled a bit like body odor, dirty scalp, perspiration, butter and a horse stable.
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And Lavinthal goes all in on the process, with the pro injecting her armpits with Botox, which prevents the body's nerves from sending a message to the sweat glands, ultimately preventing perspiration.
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At the time, Redwood City seemed radically remote from the Eastern sphere of The Facebook, caffeine perspiration, and the ranks of slightly manic, slightly ruthless people into which I was being educated.
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If you're driving to work every day, this isn't as much of an issue, but public transportation can lead to agonizing perspiration that becomes documented on your shirt for everyone to see.
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But the ironic thing is in the heat of battle you can suddenly find yourself perspiring profusely, and that perspiration freezes instantly, blocking the flow of your oxygen through your oxygen mask.
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This swelling forms a gel that blocks perspiration… Worse still, in lab studies, aluminum and zirconium have been found to enter cells and cause mutations in DNA that could lead to cancerous growth.
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There are bands that are tracking your perspiration on the skin, and of course yoga heart rate is important as well so maybe you want to maintain in a reasonable heart rate zone.
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The Peak stood out from the crowded field of fitness wearables with its ability to automatically track specific exercises and when the wearer was sleeping, thanks to advanced heart rate and perspiration sensors.
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Zenta monitors physical health, such as your heart rate, but also perspiration, respiration and temperature and cross-references this data against other data from your smartphone in order to understand cause and effect.
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I watched, entranced, as a jovial chef — I'd gone with Mr. Nutella — rolled out a mound of greasy dough, slick with oil and likely more than a few dashes of perspiration and rainwater.
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That said, you still don't want to go swimming with these things, as the rumored water resistant AirPods would be more likely to only stand up against perspiration and rain rather than being submerged.
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Keep your hair back and out of sight while keeping your forehead free from sweat with these perspiration absorbing headbands, complete with a silicon band lining the inside to make sure everything stays in place.
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" • On several occasions, when a photo of an especially attractive subject was scanned, the hardware would disappear from the lab for many hours and then return with a sheen of perspiration and the categorization " YES .
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The beads of sweat on a breast ("Juicier,",1995), a shiny hand coated in perspiration, glitter, and red nail polish lay near fluffy pubic hair ("Plush #2", 2014) all produce a smell, feel, and response.
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Perspiration isn't unusual in a Trifonov performance (you try staying dry through the cadenza from Prokofiev's Second Piano Concerto), but the sweat flicking off his long hair here was different, equal parts mental and physical.
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A 2012 study at the University of Ottawa found that drinking warm liquids on hot days can lower body temperature more than drinking cold liquids can because it activates the body's natural cooling system: perspiration.
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Although Wimbledon's intensified all-white dress code explicitly includes "any undergarments that either are or can be visible during play (including due to perspiration)," tournament officials were disappointed that the problem had been addressed publicly.
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The acidity coming from Mr. Rubio these days, and the gleefully savage way Mr. Trump has responded, have sent an already surreal presidential campaign lurching into the gutter with taunts over perspiration, urination and self-tanner.
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Though sweat bees do not attack people, Dr. Hung said they are attracted to human perspiration and are often found near graves, which is where he suggested the woman contracted the unwanted visitors in her eye.
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"Your feet are doomed to smell because apocrine glands, like the ones in your underarms, produce perspiration on the soles of your feet," says Leslie Campbell, a podiatrist and member of the American Podiatric Medical Association.
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Under Armour's experience with making sportswear for top athletes with fabrics that wick away perspiration but still retain body heat helped with creating designs that can deal with the temperature swings a space tourist can expect.
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Like Schmidt's, Lavanila Sport Luxe has a very similar texture to more traditional deodorant, and while it might wear off a little bit faster, it still keeps body odor and perspiration at bay for several hours.
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He stuck his approach and made the 2-foot putt; overall, he was three under wearing the replacement shirt, which he said he had donned because his first one was soaked with perspiration from his warm-up.
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"The dominant symptoms can be a racing heartbeat, increased perspiration, diarrhea, increased anxiety, weight loss, and heat intolerance," says Smith, who is also a professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor.
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The harbingers of our sweaty robotic revolution presented their work, "Skeletal Structure with Artificial Perspiration for Cooling by Latent Heat for Musculoskeletal Humanoid Kengoro," at the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) this week.
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Throw in the ability to quickly wick perspiration away from the body, keeping you warmer for extended periods as a result, and you'll quickly find yourself running out of excuses for why you're not exercising in the winter.
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If you do venture outdoors and find yourself wearing this hoody while climbing, hiking, or any engaging in any sort of strenuous activity, the laser-cut armpit vents will help cool you down and keep perspiration at bay.
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Bradbury—a tall, blonde 27-year-old who looks permanently on the edge of unending laughter, wearing a mask of perspiration and in Inter Milan jersey—rightly identifies that his band doesn't line up that vision of the city.
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Aretha is unexpectedly candid towards the end of each night, sweating off her glittery eyeshadow; at one point, when her fingers are occupied on the piano keys, her father gets up to wipe off her brow perspiration with a towel.
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It's never as intense as the PlayStation VR version (I mean, little is)—but after 30 minutes with Thumper, my Switch needed a couple of minutes to cool down, and wipe the perspiration away from its still-shuddering Joy-Cons.
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Underneath all that scruff, grit, and perspiration, it's no surprise that a bunch of generic thirty-something actors start to blend together, particularly in the tedious haze of another white savior narrative under the hot sun of the third world.
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E-bikes can enhance the cycling experience for all kinds of riders, from novices to committed commuters who want to extend their routes without arriving at the office soaked in perspiration, said Murray Washburn, the director of global marketing for Cannondale.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Usain Bolt sometimes still can't quite believe what he achieved in his career but back at the Commonwealth Games as a spectator on Thursday, the former sprint champion was happy to avoid the perspiration and just act as an inspiration to others.
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N.C.A.A. Men's Tournament Bracket After the higher seeds Kansas, Duke, Gonzaga and Tennessee all advanced in the early afternoon — some of them expending a little more perspiration than others — it was hardly the dramatic, roiling, bracket-busting start to a tournament that is designed to fuel unpredictability.
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"No, it is not breaking my word," he said, a sheen of perspiration on his forehead, adding: "Yes, some middle-class families would be paying slightly more in taxes," which could easily become a line in Clinton's anti-Sanders playbook in a week or so. 3.
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They are likely to find him in his usual animated state: limping up and down the sideline, screaming, arms flailing, his face the color of a bowl of borscht, his once-pressed suit reduced to a rumpled outfit paying homage to the land of a thousand (perspiration) lakes.
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Zaccagnino has become privy to insider talk on how Scaramucci is viewed: A voluble and sometimes volatile combination of personality and perspiration that has catapulted the Long Island, New York, native to the forefront of the national political scene and at the right hand of President Donald Trump.
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The best swindlers never let you see them sweat, even as they're erupting in buckets of perspiration on the inside, and that's the kind of role Dreyfuss can play to a T. In order for Madoff to work, you have to want Bernie Madoff to succeed, at least a little bit.
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According to the Globe, officials look for such behaviors in those who are under surveillance as being abnormally aware of surroundings; exhibiting behavioral indicators such as excessive fidgeting, excessive perspiration, rapid eye blinking, rubbing or wringing of hands; with an appearance that was different than information provided; or if the person slept during the flight.
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The pitch for the bracelet was for it to track a range of physical health factors such as heart rate, perspiration, respiration and temperature, and cross-reference them against other data from the wearer's smartphone to try to understand cause and effect and create a pattern for indicators relating to mental health such as stress levels.
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The crunched, focussed expression on her small, sharp face as she claimed her half of the desk, a purse over one arm and a duffelbag over the other, a light sheen of perspiration on her upper lip, a dark-gray head scarf wound tightly around her head and fixed above her right ear with a long, silver pin.
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Other features of noteworthiness are the hydrophobic lens coating, which keeps water from drying and leaving behind calcium deposit stains on the lenses, as well as the grippy rubber nose pads, which aren't all that exciting but easy to appreciate when a lot of other sporty shades might slide down your schnoz at the first sign of perspiration.
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Before that, health advice was a mixed bag of the silly (leave a bowl of water out to cleanse the air of "carbonic acid") and the just-plain-wrong: the popular health manual Domestic Medicine suggested washing one's body in order to make sure that pores were unblocked: dirty skin disallowed perspiration, sending toxins deep into the body where they produced illness.
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" Victorian physicians concurred with Home on the perils of the croup's "stealth invasion," and traced its march from what seemed to be a common cold to a deadly culmination: "The lips and nails become blue, every respiratory muscle seems to exert its utmost power to obtain the required air, … the veins of the face and neck become prominent, and a profuse perspiration bursts from every pore.
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And I use ingredients such as vinegar because it's antibacterial and so good against the dandruff; lemon, it's an acid PH that works so well to lock the artificial pigment inside your hair and to bring a natural shine; lavender calms down the scalp when you have itchiness; sage is the best thing against perspiration; chamomile is the best way to lift the hair in a gentle way.
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The group included a technical manager from Toronto, who was on an extended hiking vacation and was dressed in perspiration-wicking fabrics; an English representative of Atlantic Airways, the Faroese national airline; a Danish psychologist who was spending a few days teaching Faroese hospital workers about trauma; and a young tech guy from New York, who said that he had been "nomading" around the world for several months, and who wore a woollen cap pulled over an almost shaved head.
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But still: Is he as bad as the wave of men who left the house today entirely ill-prepared, perspiration-wise, and had to buy an emergency can of Lynx Africa from the drugstore near work, and now the entire city has that sweet, sticky smell of it, every bus heaving with the fragrance of new deodorant sprays, they only cover the smell they do not conquer it, summer smells so bad, it smells like a PE class where somehow one million boys just frantically played dodgeball, it smells like a special kind of hell?
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So here's a list to shut those fuckers up: Either you are cooking slowly in a bain marie of your own sweat or you are woken at 453 AM by some inexplicable sunrise or else every single animal in the world has decided to go loudly insane in the heat and as such are growling and chirping outside your bedroom where you, sticky with your own grotesque perspiration, toss and turn on top of a comforter and underneath a sheet because down means up and up means down here in summer, the worst season of the year by far.
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